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Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 9, 1920 · page 1

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ASSOCIATED mass

Entered at the South Nor-walk Post

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NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD BY A SPECIAL WlRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR.

 

 

tonight with snow or rain.

 

 

3:511: «LB ”or as 1:030:11 Clans Mall Matter. SOUTH NOBWAIIK, CONN- ETHURSDAYI DEC. 9, 1920 l'nscttlcd

30 FIRES 1N PENN.,
LAID TO RED PLOT,
LOSS $4, 000, 000

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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“ Sci himh Al't‘ in 1451195
' 7 . .
memo Mines METRRRISTS ill
in- Still lilllZiIlE‘
[iiiIRfHESF HAVE ANNIVERSARY
i 3 ll __
A special program for Sunday
“ill be presented at the Norwalk
1 [ {.llt‘lllfillisl church to celebrate the
s;xtieth anniversary of 'he. dedication
- -. l‘)\l the church. Professor North Rite of
J D. fl - 'esleyz’in University, will delive‘
» i ,pitit‘c‘ l til-393.5 Ll ll k sermon in the morning. in the Evil:-
F" ..'2 .Xt'lVlK'all‘T-i “. it h inc. therewill be a» special musical pro.
‘ .. m glulll h} .in otcliestrii ot twenty
‘ . he‘ll Hi terror pieces. ‘ -
”Vi- With the celebration many recol-
2». C will lettions will be hiought to the minds
.. . . « . «Ii the older members of the congregaA
I , ~‘-'>‘*'” 5""“4 ion Probably the Wart that stands
1- . " “' “1““ "“011 out most prominently in connection
a l"'- ‘51? l'f‘i‘l- DOW with the, church is that the stiuctum
I .l‘ill‘i“ "l-‘"l“ was blown down vihile in [he pioccss
.~ ‘( ”Hum If“ "v- of emotion bv a heaiy gale AI Ihe
i . -' M“ 'I'H'HHITI {If time the. loot oi the building had \ct
. -.e~: stint“: ri-si~ To bi completed. Dining the nlElll a
‘ ”1 iv!" ’v'IN' ~‘"i‘- grile spiung up and in the moinlng tho
.. _ . .mug- n'ttw .~ 4 ntire structure was levielid to the
.4 3h ill“ 33'“; mound 'lliis happened in lI‘Plll‘llal‘V,
.u‘ limi itv' wimp several months lwtorn the dedi
;. l'il41 (Ill cation,
-7‘ I will ..i~ The liiiildiiit! was l‘O-lllllll‘ to its
I ' ‘ ~il--~n "tint "ii iiz'escnt form and was ncvcr cliaingI-d.
“H "M iii: I" :Ililit’niieli minty iiiipi‘ui‘einwiits \l‘t'l't"
t u - I Ivn": \i iiititlo to the iiitci‘ioi'. The original (ll-(L
. |- i'iv‘i'“ ration oxci'cisns. according to ll X.
3.. :t1 1 l‘itcl, mm ot tlic old-Isl iiiciiilwi‘s of
. . ill ;:I t . It”. contravention, wore llt'l'l on ltw
. I . , tlie- l I t. (-I-Inln-i' Ii, twin, Tllt' morning H‘l‘\l('t‘s
.-i. ..i "'Io::,l,~ l'.‘ \u-I‘. rondiic'tml l)'\‘ lislirm .lzinics‘: ill“
I -‘ll2~t:l lrll3l~l Iltci‘iiooii h}. llr. iariinc oi l'iIilailI-l
, I . tilii' i in l’u. zillil Ihc ci‘oiiiiig li)’ Di:
1». i-;-..:.:;‘ I'm “'I§;»'~l_\ of New York.
‘ui in." ‘ chuc- :‘ M“
.< ::I~\u:‘:-l lzii‘:‘
'i‘Itl 'wo "‘llitll "UR SISTERS, [flflfi
::»-_ izi .Iii .- u A _ 1
iv tliw \. iii‘nls r ‘
I}. - ‘ivgt'v (I17 H. ‘l I
till/ES Hit 007002
] .'t'\l' .‘_,, I 1 Hit .1 4.1: i I
.iltAiIl 'il'li 131*
ti " “in; ‘
mi. .vl. . -’ t’i-a- rim I l!‘illl.~-tl thr- lnsv.:;.:iv< luhl iii
'r‘ .. i i- M lil'tllllt‘ll“* liztll. 23 Main slim-I, Izisl
u. illlv'tl‘y‘il’. ‘I! wie'it. l~v ()ur Sis'crs’ ltcliclizih lIIIl:.I
5....-.-~ i-m w .\Xlt1' thtin I\‘-:o lllllltll't‘tl and tittx‘ at:
I‘Nli. i' l, """ l“'l'll*ll illi‘ :llléill‘. .
w -...ts «instinct: «i “'l?l 'llio- hull \\:t.\ lilt'illly ill-I'tll‘i'llt'tl tot
lli .t «out it. -.« . w ttw- (It‘t':l~litll. Pink and white made it}!
ulntcl- l‘U 'il;-' ‘-o" Ii" [int c 'llll' sclicttic.
- out.» i'tlx‘ll t‘w c ’n ’l‘hc booths \Vci'c \\’cll luili'oniy'd
:cntr. ‘Im? did :I iushing business Ilii'ouch
. vital illllilft‘la’ lit‘l :Iti-‘iu' the I'lllll‘t‘ etching. llaiiciii: “as I'll-
“ 4...};va ’llzzl. lilu' -tu inyml In I'V"4‘ll‘*lll music i‘IiI‘IiislII-Iii“
it vii-Cl. iii tvu‘dii svlmoh I- hr Sit-I" Y:""':I“"l.‘l
--.. «mog’niist c-r l‘uls- .-~,. III. 'r‘ittv vi ..:..._,~s mom .iiiI :Ii'i
..» l}-I‘,l‘llllllt" ‘ lI'I‘Ir-wl (lift: '. I z'és‘ T‘ i l~t. 'i 3 l '3 \‘R I 3""
.. 7.. t mt ..it,.. u '41- 'l "Hillttl Mt' b; l.'.ii‘t 7' ll 4-! .\ .t‘. -
i .. i.’ inn". ‘itl .. 'n “‘i~ l'l'flfiit‘l ‘~.I' ,It'I-sivtlliil to l.. .l he
i. « .,. i ii .. nol if- and :1 Si" golil picI-c to (not p1”
. tins .s trzt t’.-» 3 t l“' l’fllllolt.
pd ”-35”, Lo, Hut i it It 'l‘lnx tulilvs .‘llltl Ilioslv in clinigc of
\\l' . l-\;t'~fi. uli 'vwl ‘lil'lll \\'t‘!‘o In tollows: (Humbug, .lli's.
i ell“; l,;.\t t..' ‘ 4.. It il;i"I‘j.'.lovrwaiitl1".iis, listni lhlglt
i tt i ‘tvtl tl'l‘l‘ll ':IlIlI- .\lls.b <ziiiiiitl l‘ldn :Iids and
;--.,v I ..i' lrl‘ Hit ‘1; t‘liiitiiw lliitiv 1): mod tutti“.
in t liu . tr " " ‘l‘. lloumd \\'mdon and .\lis. W‘Iiiiiitl
‘ \‘friihnt (:llltl\ tnlilt. .\lis. Comm 0.

 

 

» l ('v'osliyf fancy: liooth. Miss t‘lai‘u
. (ii l.~-athci‘l:iii(l :llltl Mis, Tll‘fldill‘li Sum-r-
1 u. hind: itc (it-:Iiii :IIII! (alto .\lis_ i. ll
. ‘ti. . tor-ll. \li‘s \i: ll} l.:-citlit I I lll(l and li\'-
..l .;_1.. Shell Hit-.d

- Iqii .\li'sr= SutiIiI-l L. l‘l\'.‘tl"" liml clt:Ii“:c

... I.... ’. Oi tho lit-Rots.
.; _;. Ii. n . . . .t: ’i‘lzc r'lilllllllllt't‘ in charm» who ntndr
‘ tlII- affair the stich-ss it was is :Is in]
. loi'rs: Mrs George 0. ('l‘O:~'ll}'. ('ll:lil’<
3‘1"? '[Rm lllzvll? Mrs. (‘larcnco Buttery, Mrs.
- i ‘ Stun“! 'iii‘ts. Miss (‘lai'ti l.czitlivi‘-
lard, Mrs. Sunutol “'oi‘den. and .\li‘:s_

llouinril “'ordiu.

First MethodisfiLadies
Have Very Successful Sale

* :3EARERS ARE HERE

 

 

 

 

 

"Nil ll1["-lli ll: r.,\r

>».._. Iii:-lii Vin . i ”I" I:I' t Iviinilw'i‘s ot’ Ill'ill'lt' Jllll‘lltl4"l
'r on» to lai‘itil; ilw S'l‘tlu“ it). ‘34 ‘ .‘It‘isttiius solc lil‘l'l l‘. t! I~ hull-.1
unit ot‘ ltlt-ll. l-n‘l‘. “Ml" ..: tluv South Norn'all; MI-tlioulim Philli-
i-l l'rotit out o? lH\‘-ll :It‘ii r‘iiiviil (‘lxtii'clr )‘I‘Sll’l‘ilztl Jll‘lt‘l'l‘f'lull .‘Ilitl
u' tin lllt ll t‘i‘cii. ‘E'IIs cth. I \‘l‘lllK. 'l‘lit» salc \\’:|S so \‘t‘t‘ll putt-on.
. .. lotuil lll'll lama. WM” VHF. ioilt‘wl. that \IJ') tt-w goods
; vn-zv hit for HIV salt» in llil‘ cal-nine.
--:l. .\ti.-:.ti< ('59 t‘ VIII «‘_\‘ llilll'l'd'Ol‘li. :Ipi'oiis. coiit'rctioiis
4., “dim-5 4.1x l-c;;;;_- that.“ coin-s. plus and :~:ii::nls \\i'l't' all cam-"A
I 7. .. -1 in mI-u 4'1 tlic- plaI-t, 3v llllil‘ll. 'l‘tu Wm; sci‘vetl to iIIiIii\.
III; null n kitciicii lit-Iis‘: ’l'lu lllllslllll i'vi‘ou’i'aiii a i'I‘aiiuctl tot-thi-
l . 3hr int n. Ii‘vfl‘l’lillllll “us \l :')' illll'lit'llVo‘. The
t!- int-2:. wlto 3r.» termed iliuiio Iitiiiiliers of Miss (“lini‘lottc lil-
‘ Irv-s of tin- locrII of the min Driiis, of liltlJi‘lh-ltl. “'i'l‘t- Kl‘t‘illlV
A 523...] “'orkei‘s, (is “strike r-itioycvl. :is won also tho solos o'i'
‘ ... 3.: from New Han-ii .’\l Skins-on. .\li.-‘s ltiamoml. Mrs.
A .. opuiers. These min {s‘oit‘t and Mrs. Siiax'cli'. ’l‘hc Suiidav
’ .. E .5 teachers to train the school room illlti class rooms wet-i-
I ”in.“ lfl'lllllll-llllfi' (lt‘POl‘llltil with their sc—
' xi 3,111.11 it was said that pill‘lltlf- booths :iii-l :ii. air of fi‘iliirlly
. » twin;r done. one way or sociability manic (\‘cri‘onc foil liuppy
’ ‘ ‘7 .. manor. the plant he- find at houic. Tl!~' amount of mom-y
f 2.. wait and see wlmt de- realized from the Sul‘.‘ was licyond all

1 2,. place in 1115- other expectations.

 

 

Third Mysterious

It
Person Located

With Flag on Tail
(‘os‘ts Owner $10 Fine

 

 

 

 

. The police today have located the
r ltr-c 9.-———The display for third mysterious person who 'zis
, . vim: with a miniature connected with the automobile ac-
l T' :' angelica to its tail. cident which resulted in the death of
i i- Iknwu into the Munici- Charles XV. Lockwood, of Topstone,
3 flowing: Mrs. Ralph litlgefield. it was learned by The
9. "lil'lil (-t' the “'oman’s Evening Sentinel. The man who was
3‘ ~' n? Maiden. and a mem- an occupant in the machine and who
. '- ugh“, 35 of the Revolu— disappeared immediately after the ac-
,J 2 i I: was: shown at 1511- ‘cldent is a resident of Ridgefield. He
. \- -9 up in Back Box. will be called upon to testify before
‘— vt admitted the fact Coroner John J. Phelan when the in-
}.l : ‘ - on!- m‘ a lot import- quest in the Lockwood dejath is con-
i. .‘>~".*.= ago from Japan. and tinned.
. ‘ “ . r: was no intention The funeral of Charles W. Lock-
l- ., ‘H’t for the Stars and wood was held yesterday afternoon

in the Methodist church in Ridge-
field.

 

'iDt, I] 310.

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lilWANlS 000
000i RtPORl

Ul POLICE

W

Jiinlg'o .lohii lx'cog‘h. at noon today.
whcii thc Kiwanis club mI-t for the
\vcelil) liiiichcoii :I', the hon-I ,Blitliu-

ckeiiio. gave :1 rcport upon thc mcet—
ing>of the committee appointed by
thi- club at thc mcetiiig 01‘ November
24th .to consult with Mayor .lcrt-minli

Donovan with regards to finding out

“hat could be hoped for in the way
or police l)l‘()lt"‘lli)ll for tho liuslncss
men of the city.

It urns stated in Judge lx’eogh‘s re.-
port, which “as given during: the
(‘Otlt‘sv‘ of thc luncheon ,that thc Ma—
yor may l‘cqucst charter amend-
iiiciits \\'ll"l‘(-l>\' iiicinlici‘s of tlic‘po—
licc force can lie discliurircd without
preferring charges nguliifli‘ the, officer
with the SillISt‘th-lll’ trial. and the
possibility of a rmicnul of thc scu-
lt'llilt' by the courts in mam or proof
of dci‘t-lictinu or iicplct? of (lut_\' and
the pOssililc suspciisii‘: or dismissal.

Mayor Donovan stntctl to thr- coni-
Iiiitti-c who waited Oil him. composcd
of .liI-lz‘c Keogh iiiiil .l. T-IiiiorV Sic-
\<-iis. lv‘IuIik l. .loiics. tho third illt'lll-
lwi‘ of ill" I‘oiiiiiiittcc not l‘tf‘lll‘: able
to :Iiiin-wi‘ that l.t- Lin-w tlizit a num—
In I‘ oi" ll‘v mliwri's ot' lhc cii\ “Irv
sliii‘ltiti. :lIIIi' tint): but lic :Ilso iii-
sistml that tho city is spcndiiig‘ cit-
oiiz;li liltilill :.lt‘l tillliltifilittf‘ II l:|l"..‘"‘
(‘liitllu'll lllll"' o:' liltll to [Il‘tilit‘lh
L‘Iiuitl thu‘ ci',\‘.

(continued on paze Three)

RARRRAR APPEARS
UNDER ATTAER

Is There a Deliberate Plan of
Motorists to lVrcck tl‘.c
New ti‘illltlall Branch 2’

 

 

 

 

F'I'\\l"ttlf‘ in c. 9 "You 'wllu
mi» lti-mltic" lll\ railroad aiouiul."
't'i is \'..w.; in; \xi‘l I'ltlllitlllV lw issu—
\‘l to Stuiiit'oiJ :.Iitoiiio‘otlc Il!i\'l Is lyx
l’lthlllt‘i.' l-I, .l I'I‘tI'soIi ot‘ tlu» .‘x’o-w
ll.i\t‘!l l:.’tlll'().‘lil. tiiilrss’ :I prnclicc lll<l
‘llllL'i‘tl "i H.1I‘I writ i'Il:i_\' :iiiti twin-at
‘. t‘ is Ii‘vii'I-ii‘z‘. mi lllt' .\'c\\ (‘IillJltll
ll.‘ti.( ii. is stoic... ll inIIiicIliut- l\.
li.i:l\ )-~i-I:l.~i :It‘tciitooii. a .\'r\v
I‘nimm train “us prm-I‘eiliiic' iii-noc—
‘==il\ on its own truck. llt'.ll
ttu- whip ciiuctwr}: pzniiiz:
{ll'l nit. ‘ tinii in its o\\ii litisiiicss.
.: C: lmtlrt l'liil‘. Iio (Inc. .\ lll\\t l‘. onu-
. i l;i:o\\ii. :iiviwui‘til at lhn :i‘mlc

iiiiiiiis‘iiii“ ‘
TREE RES. 223

 

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. —— \
Children oi the County
Home and Day Nursery
v .

\ ill Bc Entertamcd

'i‘lic i'lilltl!"‘ii I-t tlo lI'IIiI‘liI-M t‘oiiii
t\ ilnim. ll! \‘ llilill I|\t'lil-l. .I'Hl
llltl‘l l-l llll' .‘M-i'nuilt l‘nfi .\iIi.st’\.
\‘.ill lw I iilo'lut'” Il' 'Il llH‘ l'lee‘ illi’l‘zl
ii- I \'.I-.. utIItt. (Ht \\'i--lzilsi';I)
'ol‘n‘l'HIII-lz, I“'l4lll3:ll“1',‘lli‘_ ’l‘l w [win
tllJl ..i't:""l it oi' ii-- t A 'l’l.ttllll" iit
\Hll |.. ~ Ix'o\i:‘_ inclun- Show. tin
Itilllilllllt'i' I‘o i~ortvil lust cunt“:
'l'lwI‘I nil! also l-i .‘lll illill'ltléilll'l oi
i'vlicsliiiiviits t'oi‘ tlw littlI- onvs 'l‘luv
iiiI-iiiiII-i‘s of thc Hilts :Iic pl.IiiiIil’iu' to
iiiukc Hu- occasion :I lllt‘llllll'ulill on:
for i’l‘w ‘Iili‘vli.

.\ III arr Iiiiiiilici‘ of applications for
iiioiiilwrsliiii \\‘t‘l'(' l‘i'f‘l‘thIl, :iIi-‘l zir—
l'i'llL't'llH‘illS .‘ll‘l‘ pi‘ourIssni‘: tilt: if. for
tiii- class Initiation to ll(' lltlti i.I l-‘I-li.
i'Iiai‘)’,

'l'lic (liHll'li’l «trinity R’iiillvl Q‘\.llllll
l’llll'l' :Iiiiioiiiicrd that lit- lliltl lucii
oliltgcit to (li‘i‘ci' his Visit to thc loilu“,
lllll is c‘ yH'Ir-tcnl to lliill-II‘ it ii‘i,.l.~IiIIi.‘!i'_\'.

tlii' liiir'iinrs luul lvm-it i‘illl-
l‘i‘ll't'Slllli(‘lllH \vcri- S“i‘\t'll. unit
it Hull. lllv' pool ciiIIiIIpioii.
gun: a tine exhibition of fancy shots.
and also did numerous stunts with
('(tlilS \. 2;? li .ii‘ousctl great cii!‘..u:5.asiii
union: thc spit-tutors.

Sen-1M iiit-nilu-i-s ot' thr- lilks will go

Al‘lc!‘
[|l(‘ll‘tl
l~‘i'cdc i‘i

 

 

to (lsxiiiiiig. New York, lll".l Satur-
«lay cwniiiq to attend tlII- :IIIIiii:.l
ninetul slow (-1" the. liitual \Vr-ltuit

League .itl. the prison.

Baptié? Brotherhood

 

 

 

A llll‘Q'i' and enthusiastic mccthiiz of
the. Brotherhood of the South Nor-
ualk 'lz-ptist church was held \S’ed-
exciting ,at the home of Mr.

Saxton. 25 amp street, Norwalk.

A liu'ly interest was manifested by
all and action was taken on several

important matters looking to the ad-
vancement of the objects for which
the Brotherhood stands. Talks by
Judge Cundee. Mr. Saxton and‘Mr.

Hopkins. gave. (he members some
very valuable information and sug-
gestions. Singing by Messrs. Paul.

Vi'eidner, Tryon and Brack, was ex-
ceedingly pleasln".

Mrs. Saxton. as hostess. proved
equal to the occasion. everyone enjoy.
ing the refreshments. which were ap-
pealing to the eye and equally so to

 

Meets With Mr. Saxton

 

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XMAS PACKAGES

 

Today is midst-asI-n for the foreign
(‘hristiuzis business the Nni'walk and

South Norwulk post offices take from
lof‘fil I‘isitlcnts to sored across the
ocean to foreign lands. i-‘o . past
two Weeks. Christmas l-unillts for for»
eign countries have lieu-n drifting: into
the local post ofliccs. 'l‘hc pc'ik oi the
load will be reuchcd somctinic next
week. The quantity of merchandisv
to bc shuntcd across the world will 1}“
exceed that of any t‘hi‘istmas sincc
1:013. according to indications.

l‘;Ick:Ig(-s for cvcr) country in
opc outside of llolshex‘lk Russia and
thc interior of 'l‘ui‘kcy ma_\ he sent
through the local post otlico-s. \\'liilc
packages may In- scnt to t‘oustniiti-
noplc :llltl ctniroiis. thc) mu) not
scut inland. 0.

lil‘l‘Yt‘l'll thc two post illllt‘ix“ lll
Norwnlk, :iii u\t‘l‘al:(‘ of 30 pncknm‘s :I
Ilu)‘ :ll‘t‘ ll-‘llltlll'tl t'oi‘ sliimiicut. to l-Iur-
opcan countries. 'l‘lu- lli‘uVic'sl Ship—
iiiciits tu'c hound t‘oi‘ lcriiizin)‘. l‘ol~
and and lliiiigni'v. ltaly also will “Pl
a large Sllillt‘ (-i t‘lti‘Istmas packazcs.
as will Sivcdcii and other Scuihliiiu~
\iaii countrics.

‘1‘: ur ~

in-

t‘hristiiias llliHlt')’ orders :tl‘c iiiori»
lioiiiiil iii l‘l‘Sll’ll'llUllR than is llli‘ Sl'll‘l~
lug ot‘ pnckag’rs, launch! will luv ta.
lu-ii t'or tlt‘ll\t'l‘_\' ii: :crcizii Ioiinti‘iecs
\ilici‘u thc LUHt'l‘llll’i' iii will not tukw
iiioncv ortlI-rs. .lcuc .\ oi‘tli-i‘s ai‘I- oiil‘.

(Continued on p.120 Twelx e)

RPPRSER ll“
STRPPINR [IE
IMMIRRATIRN

 

\\‘ \s‘lllXti'l‘I i.\’. in c. 5 s l‘i'ovl-
Slt‘lt‘i ct‘ llll‘ lli“l‘~" liuiiiiui'atioii llill.
\‘liicli V I'Ullii‘< IIII livl' ‘li‘lHllt‘ liitlfiV.
J'l't' opposwl us iiiiiuwss;Ii'_\'. injurious

In H. iiitllllr‘ \uvli/iiv and constitut-
iI.L' :I i'I\I-I':~.tl oi iii" “historic policy
oi‘ tlu‘ Imiiiitm ” lll II llllllUl‘ll) II-port
of thw iiiiiiitcratioii tummitttc, sixti-
v-l ltx lit-prrscutntncs l':u‘.lll. ot‘ Ncw
Voih. :‘llll Fnlmth. of Illinois. 'l'hi‘
liilt‘s proposal for :I mun.» suspr‘n—
writ o' :13! itiIiiii:i..lioII for :I pI-riod
oi' two )czii's. llll‘ i‘cpoi't (ll'i‘lill’i‘tl. ls
iivi\\.tiv.,IH-il. lllllll as to prise-iii la-
lmr conditions in this country find
in. lillltllII-l‘ of inmiiuiunts arriving.
\\'t:- was prior to llllfl the lOlill lin-
iIiiui'atiou l‘rmiuciitlv cu‘t-edcd 1,00“,-
—

(‘oiitiiiiietl on Page six.

RRLRRP Mimi—HS
“HAPPY” EARREil

 

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\ viII‘iIi: (lllt‘llllll :II :I ll-tltl \Eli was
i'opnrti-d to ill" lllllll’t at H o'clock
last lllL'lll. lv‘. Imstcr "Happy“ l4‘:ir~
II-ll. Ill'l\l'l’ tor \':I.‘Ist lli‘otlu ts, \\ ho
VAN Sl'lllllll’tllt‘fl to tlii‘ lin\\a_\toii «ltw

pot. Hill] “in. \\:ts lit M up :llltl St'ill‘i‘ll-
.il tr». II ilttlfx'lx'l’ll iiiaii.

.\ twill \~.:Is l‘t‘t't‘lV'Il til
ilitl Hit :|~llullltll'llt' \I’ns
tulo :I iiI.II iLliIl liis \\I."¢‘
llUltl". Hllli tlI:It tl'c (‘I'lll‘lt
lit:\\:I)toii «lo )iol
htl‘lt'll
lmiitluiiiia
told him to
\\'ltlt‘li l-‘urio ll (lltl.
liI.ii \"itli .‘i l't'Xt‘l\(‘l‘.
ilt' had coiit-ctilc-Il lu tivztth the
J! liIiitlliI-i'cliit-J in his it it imuvl
llLi‘ li'll‘l'l'l nt' illl.‘ i‘cxolu r SilHth'il.

l-‘ai'I‘t-ll “as sc-Irclu-tl li_\ lllt' man,
who found nothing; I‘ll liiiii, ztll'l “ho
lhI-tt Ul‘ilt l'l‘tl him to “lira: It." which
l-‘att‘l'rll dlii, i‘rpoi'llli: [lIL’ hold [iii in
llli‘ policc as soon us in itl‘l'l\t'tl in
Not-walk.

Fitl‘i‘t‘il

ill" Zill‘ilfi't'
“untml to

lit. All‘ l'l‘
“It: at the

.‘sWiwwl :I i2"='i. with
lu‘tiitllu-i'cliicf over
llll‘i)“ up his
as tho man
which
t'ultls oi
(Vii)

 

\\'i..uw
liltlt~

i‘iii'i‘.

it
his
hands.
"l)\ t"‘- .l

grave a description of thi-
aiiziii. who. he said. wore no overcoat.
.‘If‘llli‘ll to lw \u-ll dressed and
spoke L'\('c‘llt*lll l'IIiizlisli. ’l‘l‘t
man was (-xitlciitly young and “as
quite short.

EIVE MEN ARE
TR lllE TRNIRHT

OSSINING. N. Y.. lit-c. 9.—~l“i\‘e

men convicted of murder. after liav-
ing been granted several reprieves
pending legal attempts for retrials.
will lie clectrocuted in Sing Sing pris-
on here tonight, unless another order
for reprieve. unforeseen early today.
should stay their execution.
The men to be executed are James
Cassidy, Joseph Milano. Charles Mc~
L'auglilln and Joseph Usefof. all con-
Vl"tl'(l of killing Otto Fiala. 3. Bronx
subway ticket agent. and Howard Ba~
ker. convicted of the murder of Wil-
liam Dagrett, near Rodlester.

Governor Smith telegraphed from
Albany last night that he saw no rea—
son for rem-levee. An opinion by all-
enists of the prison commission that

 

 

lCassldy had the mentality of a. boy of

nine years. was placed before Justice
Tierney, but he refused a new trial be-
cause. he said, such evidence was in
the hands at the juryntthenme cu-

 

the appetite.

 

MUSIC "All
BlOCX l0 RE
REMRDEEED

”
l'l.Ins are now twin}: Ill‘il“n l|_\' Har—
r_\‘ \\'. Mullu‘t‘. thc architect. for .loscl-

ovsk) A- ix'cogh. which call for the en-
iii‘c alteration of the Music ”all
building. on South Main street. into
and apartments. thc approve
cost of the improvements to l):
ili‘lK‘Q’ltUl‘llUOIl of 20.0"“.

stori-
mate
in the

The plans call for .si\ stores on tho

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t

and also tlu- opu-zt court and “ill
ncw «lnulilo- liIiiii: windows,

l‘l‘fll'
li:I\ c

PASTOR SNAVEEY
ASREI] ll] RETURN

.______._
iiicotiii‘r of tho- (lfi‘
lloartl thc South .\'oi‘\\;Ilk
\la-thotlisi ITpist-opul t‘hiiicli was hi it!
lust lll‘L‘lll. ItoIItitic liiistiirss “as ll‘ltll
mctml. l'la‘ lllllllt‘ for stai'lim;
\n-vk night :iv-ti\ tor tln- hols lll
lllt‘ church l-Iiiltliut: Mr. Allcn i‘cpori‘
I-Il thc piII‘I-husc ot‘ u parlor pool tal-lc
tor usc in tho church. it is to lw
L'ixrn to the lion's (‘hristian Industrial
l.cugtic iti’ ii‘iist. l'lIIIis \\'crc llliltll‘
:tiso t'oi‘ iiicrI-II:-iiII: thc :itlI-iitlaiicn- .‘Il
!‘ l‘ rI-uiilni' scum-s of thc worship on

i .

lll‘t'W-iiilit I'
of

’l‘lli‘
iclul

‘4 \\l'i‘t'

:tiv ~.-

Siziniuv in .’l ll"ill|llll'lll.‘~‘ \‘otc ot llli'
l; i.‘t!‘tl llll lirslnl‘. litv\ John J Sliztuw
l\' \\.‘Is :IskI-Il to l'tllli'll to his charge-
im‘ Ninth” 5c ll' Mr S'iuu-ly c\pi'css-
mi lis Sl'it‘t‘l‘t :ijui‘tiiutiou tor llH-
‘~:r§‘ ll'lul cu opciutioii hc hail hail
from itu- m‘i'uiuls :tlltl lllt‘lllllt‘l‘S of
Hit clziii‘cli ii: llH‘ church work and
for Him \‘cij. kiinllv :itlitiivlc iiitliczitml
'i.i tlic- cull I'oi' lht‘ I'oiiitli )e-ar. 'l‘lIcI‘I-
is :i spirit of llllll) and liariiioiit‘ zl—
nioiii: lhv officials and xii-(Ipli- that is
\I V3 glittit'iiiiu ‘
l“.illoi.‘.'iii;.' lllt‘ int-cling: llll‘l‘i' was an

informal discussion of llll‘ .‘chI’I:
"‘zitistuiii liitliit'ti‘ial l.t-:I;:iic‘s :iiiii-it
.uiis piouixtizi to li:.\c llll‘ hIIii.lI‘ul
iiicmlicm lw Ion- ll)" l‘llll oi thI IIiuaitli
.‘xlam ulirlltutiiitis li‘in llli‘n sigrritl.

'l‘lic twcizty-t'il'tli .‘Iiiiiixci‘su‘v «liti—
IiI-r on thc writing of ltrtw 1iilwi 11'
at \‘xlllt‘ll llr. .\. S. l(;I\zI'I:~i:h will

make the primipal .‘Itltli‘cstr. is pm»
my: :1 (inc lli'él‘Yllll? card.

Three Gunmen Rob
Stamford Store

STAMFORD. Dec. 9.———Three men
with guns “lliCll they poked in his
fllCt‘ and rilns so frightened Joshua
Nemortiu. just as he was closing his

 

clothing store last night, that he
could not refuse to open his cash
drawer. The men took 838 and left.

Upstairs there was a dance and many
persons were on the street in front
of the’Rippowan Building. but Ne-
mortin did no; recover his presence
of mind in tlw-n ~n‘m an outcry
before the gunmen got away.

Mexican Bandits Slain
By Their Chieftains

SAN ANTONIO. Texas, Dec. 9,—Ac-
cording to information brought here
yesterday by a ranchnmn. Mexican
bandits, who were ordered to wreck
and loot a. special train carrying Am-
erlcan visitors returning from Mexico
city, where they attended the inaugu-
ration of Gen. Obregon as President.
were executed by their chieftains
when they refused to carry out the
plot.

 

 

 

 

 

Theholdufimtohoveuken phat
1::me

when spoken to by u Sciiliiicl report—

or about the mulici‘. was soiiicwhut
It-ticciit to discuss it lint admitted
that hc had lvccn :ipproaclicd. unit
said that he haul i'et'uscd to pay illl_\'
such tributc.

Mr. lI‘lctir)‘ said that lie kllt'\\’ the
mun who had approached him. and
that he knew his iiunic :Intl whcrc he
came from. but he (lid iIOicai‘c to
reveal it.

The man rep-resented himself as
cmuim: from “the mcii hiulici‘ up."
who had scnt lIim thic to collt'(‘t
“wumipn cwpmmcs."

In connection with l“l0’lll’\"i chard

 

 
 

FLEURY ALLEGES THAT HE
WAS OFFERED PROTECTION

h——-——'-_
Allegations are made l~_\' Meduric according ‘0 his ““3‘ k'mWh‘dm" had
l’lcurl'. proprietor of the (lid-mania paid consldc'rublc ‘0 ””3 "m“ for
. “protection.
Hotel on Railroad avciiuc, \\..u was An intervicw with somp of the
arrested on Tuesday. churgcd with otlicr saloonkcep‘t‘l‘fi of the city both
the illicit sale of liquor. that he had “slum” afternoon and this morn-
lwcn npprouchcd shortly lit-tore clcc- mg hrought onlx a declaration that
lion day. by a man who promised him noll n”: “as kum n oi‘ .uu such \islts.
“protection" in case he. lA‘lcur)‘. llowcvci. it is said by It‘lcun. that
"came across" with $36“ li‘lcur)‘, one mm, h-crc has paid about $l-MW.

and another $800. while others have
paid. lesser sums.

The man who approached him.
Mr l-‘lcury amid. told him that in cast!
“(Mild p.I\ the sum of $36“. that

hr
in would be guaranteed "protcction'

fiom inids and that he could be five

to so” liIIunr

l-‘lciiry told him that lie hurl no
such sum of monc)’. Imd rcoucsied a.
short wait to scc whether he could

raisc the sum. This was azrced to
and .It'tci thinking the matter over.
Mr. llllll\ mct the m: in ‘3‘ at night
niid amend to NW him the non”.
mm‘min: lic. i-lc lll‘ “Ollld hc given
it iociint shouiiic that thc moum ho

 

 

 

Stalv lll‘lltlilllfitl‘lf‘l‘S in “drift-ml of
llll‘ .\l‘.'ll' I'Iusi {I‘lict‘ \\‘.It\ iiotilici‘l
M‘slct‘tlay ili.‘tl lhc .\'0i'\\;tll\ cliztplcr
the Daughters of the American
ltcvolutiou has .uloptcd four of the
thousands of Ilcstitiitc orphans in
.\I‘iiIciii:I. Such adoption cIIlIIils mi
.‘iiiiiiizil ('\]\l'll1llllll‘t' of $34“. for llic
('lnsc figuring No‘iir l-Iast workers cs
liiiiztlc that it costs Silo :I war in
I'I-mt Inch of thc cliiltlii‘ii iiiidcr the
plan c:ii‘i‘icil out it)” tho organization.

Anothvr l‘t‘tltll'l ,VI-stcriln)’ at stoic
lumlniIIartI-i‘s was that, I‘I‘V‘Jll of
:IIi Iii :t iiiiinii at tho
First t‘oimiwu‘atioiial church in )lil.
i'oi‘d Siiiiila) night lu' llouurd limitl—
st r“ l. scci'rizi I‘) of tho lla l’l i'ortl
Anicricanization lilll‘l':l‘l. sitoo
\‘i us plwlccd to tho Ncai' l-Iust cause
in addition to -i i‘illlt'l‘.")ll of $617.9
at the illl‘t'llllL‘". Siiiiiillaiiicoiisly.
(‘lirist church in Norfolk \Uli'il to up.
propriatc 33"“. :I clicck for which
“as l‘i't‘l‘l\l‘(l ycvh-rilav luv Mum's ll.
\Vlial'lcs. i"c:tsttrci‘ of tlw‘ stntc or-
):uiilzution ,

(‘liiic‘cliI-s

Hf

its .‘l

:ulIli‘csS Fci‘Vit‘c

(l\ ('l‘

arc iiiakiui: :I chcI-rtctl

vt'crt to iii‘mliicc :t SUliSiHllllHl purl
0E HI“ $3‘HU'W‘ quota sought in Von»
iII-cticni, (‘outi‘ilmtions of minim:
Sly“! .‘Irc Y‘it‘i‘th'll Iliiilv frotii chimp».
gallons and Sunday schools in all
hurts ot' t‘oiiIu-I'ticut. Hilll it is ll‘:lrll»
I-il thzit l‘l ill:|ll\ of tho cliui‘chcs. lhc
Sunday schools or“ t-zcttiiis: :ipzii'l
strH‘ilEc Sundays whcn colloclions arc
to lu- lulu-ii t'ui‘ thc i‘clicl‘ of tho Ar—
menian orphans.

 

liUlllSllliHlEllLlllP
lNlfllEfifiSATSAEE

Postmistress s Bomb Routs
Three, Then She Puts Out
Blaze, Starts Man Hunt

 

 

ATLANTIP (”lTY. Doc. 9.———chgs
who broke into tho l‘ost (tillcc at Port

twenty
got

u ruinl community
early yesterday.

{.i‘pulilic.
miles from hero.
a warm reception.

Awakened h_v crashing; glass as a
window caved in. Mrs. Amanda Blake.
i’ostmistrcss. in her apartment above
the office, slipped quietly out of bed.
lighted an oil lamp and suddenly
dashed down a flight of stairs to a.
landing overlooking the. safe.

Three masked men .were about the
safe preparing to apply the "soup."

“Get. out of here!" shouted Mrs.
Blake, and as they turned toward her
she hurled the lamp among them.
The explosion that followed splattered
blazing oil over the intruder: and they
“lit out" with yells of pain.

The gallant Postmiatress then con-
stituted herself a bucket brigade and
calmly put out the. blame in the omce.
When the town firemen arrived one
set them on the trail of the bull?

 

mmmmmmm

_ . cs it is inn-testing in lltlll’ tlI.It ti
ground ”"0“ ”'3“ lllll‘l)‘. {“1“ four ““d somcwhai Pnrallrl ca w . \tstml iii liud Imitl C\l'l. and that "l‘i‘ottctloh"
the room :ipairtiiiciits on the uppcr Hartford. “,h‘.“ lhwvm“. Ago-ms Mi- was guni‘IIiitt-Hl him against "wing“-
floors. ‘ chnel J. llWM-i‘ and Janice! \\'.-Ill, wci‘c lion. '
'nwg“ "p"""“"n's “Ii” “3“.“ ”n mod- charged \villi having: t-ullrctml mom”; The mnn. of course. WOW lint
"r” i”""‘“""""""‘ and ”w” “ill "0 from East Sitlc Hartford silnon kl‘t'p; Zlfl’l‘f‘t‘ to this. Mr. l‘icurv stated and
“n nlw” “NH" m ”w "mu”. "f ”w ms for "clcction c\pa-nscs" lift his plzicc ol' litisiiicss in very
building. 13‘ try 3'.’ feet. opcniiic from (m 'l‘ucsdnv l ”H”. Stun-s llisit‘icl much Of 3 1mm
”"3 “rum“ “"0" "‘1'" up “Ht “'3 ”‘73 .\ll0i‘llt’.\' l'lilu'niul l.. Smith. luiIl lIc— .\.sl-.ml it" lll' kiicw who iic man
roof. fut-c l’lic h-clct‘nl Kl'utitl itii'\ Ivinliiici “us Mr. FINN“ “Hill ”‘1“ 1‘“ (litl and
+le halluais :iml stairwuxs “ill lm licnriii: on H" NM”; 1‘ “2an “WV“. that in km.“ his oainr‘ and {but he
”N'W'W’f””"“”~’l“""~ and “all, lmt lllt lll.llltl‘ is tiling: t';ititc from out o‘. town. Whether
XV“ MN" gird"? “'H 3" “1mm“ so kciit scci‘ct. Sch-tt iiiilittiinuts “.rw'tlu- lll:tll lii‘oiiiisul liioticlioii from
”3“ "1 (“HT ”W front “”H' ”n'l “1"“ naked in tins.» casts 1hr stntt police or (twin I'cvcziiic nicn.
throughout oilicr parts (it thr luillil» l“lciii‘\'. “‘liilc m, woul-l ““1 “VP.” or mg, “hot form it... “prnim'tlon"
mg: ‘. . . ‘ -2 £ , i__.. ._. m . t. to. Mr, Vi: iIijv llltl Iiut stall".
'l‘lic kitclII-ii of flli {llizll‘llll‘rlll will MILLLH‘SEA “shy"."‘n‘:.:1m“““,“i'3w: ;:;‘\.3 “ (I‘ililuvrdinvn \‘1l'l ll!)l‘l‘(l.l(‘lll'tl tilinul’
hau- lItIilt-iii icc boxes. kitchen cut» “m. “M” llc would H,” 5.” “with tlu suiiic tiitiI. \li‘. l-‘liiitv snivl that
iitvis (ind sci was rahgcs. in addition (‘l' “W man rcnI‘I-sciilt‘tl lililihmll ”S lic lizitl lyf‘on iI-lIl. lI\' sonic of llw men
'0 HH‘ I‘l‘fztllm‘ “NPFOVFHH'nl-‘l lln‘m‘ll'l“ living a stutc policrmiiii. a in V. Hun npprouclml. and 11“ advised thi ’tl not
out. and tlicrc “'lll be :i now Slt‘illll man. or “3“” capacity 1“. could 11-”... m tiny tho nioui-v.
litn'-.‘Itiii:.r .'~’\S30'lll for thc entirc liuild. ”H. ”Hunk“, “prnlc-ctimi" A” (mu-1 “us made in 1mm hfr,
inc I’lcui‘)‘ said. in sprakih: to :I 8.”. Flciii‘)‘ iiiukc :iii ltnl'lil’ll tn 1-.» mile-
'l‘hc store floats arc to lm lowcrcd imp] ”mm-1.13 that “114w- 5,”..0,‘ knp- cations. hut snlil Unit 1w “nwll not
to tho siileucilk li'\1'l. :Iii-l Iicw I‘tlll- ”-5 in 111p; .in 1],..1 lII'll ;.piii‘o.-Icli..] do so uiitcss Tiis counsel so "I‘I'chd.
('Ti‘lf‘ sidewalks will lif‘ lzilil. 'l‘ll" lii' llli Hill! and il;..l tiicst oitiI-i‘nII-ii. ltilll.
front of thc lviitlilitic' “ill ln‘ ot' ll!'\\' ‘
plain and tuiiifiti'i brick t‘ioni lllt‘
4;<ll'\\';|ll( to tlu- rous’. \\‘llll cut stunt
ti‘iiii. .‘Iiiul :i i‘itl'llll'l‘
'l‘lit- stuns \\ill li:I\c plat. lelll ‘ . .
prism srlass i‘nr lhc from with ('ttlvlil'l‘
killings. while tlw Intiniim- lotlw ‘
‘Ipuitmviits “ill in on tho- Sl'l‘\\.tll\' AflflPTS ARMMIANS
liwcl. lhi- l‘itti‘niicc lniiii: iii ('ololliul
'I'ltli‘l‘ “ill lH‘ ."t 1““ (I‘ll (run! (tll . ,
tlic lIllllIlllll." \\'lltll (”Ulllltlt-ll‘tl “Hit N “Till Spend $2!" yearly to
«ll‘lilll of 77» twvt. \\lllll‘ tliu‘ l'lllllllnL: ‘ 3 a a. ' 4
“ill lu- t‘i‘u- slot-it‘s iii licigltl. 'l‘hc 1‘ ecd 1‘0“] I)LhtltUic
:ipzirtiiioiits “ill Iacr ilic ti‘uiit :lllil Orphans

WAGE SCALE

 

t:tI.s"|‘n,\‘. luv 1* 5. your inluc-
tion of 3‘.’ 1-: lli'l‘Cl ill in t-wtilv "zllllS
in New l':lli:l.‘llltl .vrl \‘mx with late
\'.:Is t‘orccust tmla‘ in n stat. up it is—
suml :it'tci~ .1 cont} rt ti: . at' tothilt lilt'll’l-
iit'nctIIrct-s. Appi‘oxiiiiuh i3. 73 per-
cu-Iit. of tho iitelizsti‘} i. this ,‘Irtion

“Its I‘cpi‘cscnlml :il Ilu‘ w“ H it . cc. it

 

ls llnlli‘l’SlUiHl. 'l‘ht‘ ll3<lll“'l' runways
3on.omi persons.

Such a rciluctiou. according to the
slatcuicut, would living: t‘u- “age
sclictliilcs lint-k tllllll‘t‘\l'll£l"l‘» totho’.
t'iu‘III‘cs that cx‘istml :I no“ :ouw :tnd
“‘Olllil lluvc llii' \‘..‘|?l" ”an” Iili‘» tren-
I'l‘ull} iiioi'c than tlltlllill illilll “ere
tltosc of lfllil.

'l‘lic pI-csI-Iit s!:-;:>,t:.l ("Iiilifllill of
tho tI‘\ttlc iitilitsti‘. mailc- I-oii.7vlcm—
lion of :1 wnn‘c r4 tlllClltlll ncc- ssm‘i. it
was (l‘u‘i‘lill't‘ll. 'l‘lic shite'iviciit said:

"It is ("ltltlll iii In \"llltl his» tinn-
stiiriil in tlic Iluh’l i‘.\\' inclills that
lli ‘l‘i‘ lius limitV .II'» lll‘-‘l.\lt II‘ um! coni-
l‘t'lllll’: Iliiitniiil on tl-n~ part of ll’l‘l
iiiililic tliul ilic cost of li\iii;: :-'l;(l‘lltl
lie lcsscm-il by {l ruiiljiII-itiuciit ot‘ the
priccs of comiiioditlts cult-ring: inte)
the expense of daily lit‘c.

"1\l:IiIiii’.‘Ic'.un-i‘s ll1|\l‘ lmnn coinc-
liiiit to mnlw :\ ‘\ radical clanw-r: in
“1121‘s because ot‘ its cI’t‘rt-t at it tima

\vlicii thcrc lizis sI-rmI-vl lu lu- so littl'u
\villiiig'ncss on lllt‘ part of the retailer
to do luisiiicss on :I lowrr basis of
wit cs.

“Now that tlzc prnccss of readjust-
noun has opcrntcd in the wam- carn—
crs' favor and livinr: costs are still
further to be lessened as the present
low prices of raw niatcrizils‘arv re-
flcctml in retail costs. the manufactur-
cr can properly take some action to
lessen the labor cost involved in pro-
duction.

“The rcfusnl of tuners to pun-lane
goods for the past four or five months

 

(Continued on ”(e Six)

iiiiiituiis iiiiii
$400,000 llllllli

WASHINGTON Dec. 9.———More than
8812,000,000 was turned over to the
railroads by the government in tho
form of advances on the guaranty
'provlsions of the transportation act
and in loans between the last or
November. according to figures sent
to Congreu today by Secretary Hous-
ton.

Action to compel the Treasury to
advance about $100,000.13th more no?
in pending in the District of Col
bin. Supreme Court on mandamus p
ceedings instituted by the carriers.

According to an estimate submitted
by the oommhalon. the secretary and.
the total mount neceury to man

good the mty provision of tho

 

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