flflARlES SMITH
. Mil] AT PIKE
A bod gosollno fire occurred Wed-
nondl‘tl’ ant-moon at. the Depot Gar-
.11:(-. 111mm! by Harry Luttrrmnn. If
11'. had not been for tho heroic and
1.1.1.11. work 01' Charles Smith. expert
mcclmnic at the garage. it would now
1.1- razed to the ground. The. fire
,1 uteri in 11. peculiar manner. A'largu
:~l.1ndar1l Oil gasoline truck drove into
1111- :rurasro to fill up Mr. Luttorman's
11111:. The tank'nt the garage is out
or doors but the filler is lnsldo the
garage. Mrs. Harry Luttorman was
.. the office, which is about 10 feet
away from the.r filler, and which was
being heated by an oil stove. In some
111:1.111111!‘ unknown to tho Luttvmmn's}
H111
M1111
fumes at the gasoline and the oil
ismitod. ‘Vhen the oil slnvo
o1w:-.l.t lire Mrs. Luttermun was pm:-
111-11 111. and unable to got out. Mrs.
l11111111~111.111 jumped up on :1 chair to
keep 011: of reach or the names.
Charles Smith, mechanic :11 the gar-
W". rushed thiough tho ”11111113 and
shut the awlnfiing door." to keep the
drafts of air from the. tire. n
“1111-11 1.01.10 gallons of gas 111
HiJmlul‘d (ill truck. 250 gallons in the
gamm- tank. besides 100 gallons 0: :11-
1111i1ol. i'hillp Broncher, who was in
H11.- 1‘11111' 111‘ tho garngr. rushod out the
back door and ran around front dud
1111111114 H111 door ioadlm: into the 0f-
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LAN.
,1-1- .111er curried Mrs. Luttermnn out.
liy lhiu time the lire in the. front of
111.3 {Lil‘ilgv was raging. and Mr. Smith
31111115 l‘lll4lll.‘l,l back through the
“111111111, swim-11 two I’yronc tanks_ and
111-1 Standard Oil i111111 scizml others.
.1 1111-; went into “10 heart 01'
1111111119111111 extinguished tho lire.
in 1111.1: timp tho P‘ir‘v department
1:! :11'1'i\11li but no further work was
..»<.1.111.1~y. ll" it had not boon for Mr.
.11111111. liarien would. 1.1: a different
111111-11 lnduy. If the flaming had got-
11-1. to the gasoline or alcohol, it would
1111111 M11111 :1. different story. [or the
“Home 'iunk and Trust Company build-
1111:; 111~xt door, and the apartments over
the
111111 garage. and the “falter Stewart
1111111. 1111xt door. would have been
Mo 11 to bits. The fire stayed in U111
{rm 1: of tile building near tho doors.
an that is 'the.only place there is wood
in tho garage, the rest. of the building
being lirc- -proof. The garage and con-
11111.1. wore insured and. the bank was
“131111111 l01 111(1r\thl112' 11111.11 pt 1x1110-
all-11. 'l he Standard Oil Pompanysont
111.111 1111 H-slvrduy morning and took
":11 111ons111'11m11nts of tho li|l11 r. as Mr.
Llittormnn sail “once “:19 (1110111111 "
and “11 is havinrz‘ the filler built out-
doors: insuiuad of inside.
'1 l1(1 l)11111locr(1.ts will hold :1. rallyon
M01111: 1}; opening- in the Cnntor school
1111lit01ium.Somo of the host 111nm-
11 1111 S1111 :1kr1rs in the; State will speak.
M.11l111 J Hhuughnessy will op11n (he
111(111li11z.$10m11 or the spoakors will
M1: Aurhihnhl McNeil, candidxito for
- 'ongn-ss; Edward C‘. Cling". candidate
1111- sin-riff; Misc: Emily Louise Plum-
l v, lm'nl 11.11111lirlut11 for representa—
‘1\«-, 11-1111 I'lill‘i'SSOl’ Albert l.1‘1tn'it.t,oneI
11‘ Hm :1l1111 smookors soul out from the
utionnl headquartors zil \Vnshington.
11. (.Y.
lurk-11 pooplo imvo good reason to
l: 1111-1111111 lo: the re1son that two
1 11a 111 SiOV“ €11.11 1lY'I‘ 11.\]H‘Ct(’d IO RT-
mix: week. H. B. Cook. manage-r
ol‘ tl111l‘i11g's End [711111 Company. has
avid
1.1.31 ovonlxig. but for
1111;151:111 it did not.
111111111 tomorrow.
’l‘i11- housw occupied by \V’illinm \Vil-
1113”. 0:1 H111 I’ost road. lintlmwnml by
the railroad company is bring puini"
ml. liuilloull 111111 NM (11111151 of 1:11-
11:1i11ii11:.
( l1. 11l11 .14 .l. ’i‘vmplwlon. lioutvnanb
FOV‘"i‘lltll‘ :1111] 11:111dl1lnf11 for gore-rnor.
was 111 T3:11'i11:1 tmlny {it on" o'clock.
Mr. ’l‘1-111plo1lon stoppod :1l the Town
Null 11111! snoko a, {11w words: to the
lirg‘o s::’~ll1111i11:: 111‘11'15H1l.
somr.1 unknown
l}\1:1\tl11111: is all remh For the largo»
Saturday:
1111 Minn. :11 H111 Center school auditor--
l’ r11111l1l'11. 111 111111'11lng'. on
till”.
4‘ln 1111111111 Xulting
V11: :1 \‘lsilnr ln Dorian lost evening.
Miss: aniw Millspnnirh was a pisit-
1 1 1:1. Norwalk yoétordny afternoon.
POLISH RI‘IPI'BIJCAX RALLY
\llorni-y Josnph Kulock of New
11.1.1111 111111 “thlngton. 1).. C.. “:88
H... principal spozikor at a. Republican
1 111:; hold “'11dnosday at the Poliélh
'1 1’: ll" (ll
- l:1r::1 11y attended.
111011111 1 Kulock explained in Polish
.11 1' tho Republican puffy had ac-
. .111iilial111d during- tho post adminis-
1 211111 and described its plathrm. in-
1' ii”: [111- tarll’l’. The speaker was
unlumwl by W. Budnick. who acted
.-~ 1!.11rn1an or the meeting.
‘ 1 “is H. Nash mad Frank W. GrOI-
11151111111111.1911 candidates far state
i 111.:lntur9,
2' 1-
11 11 affairs.
lullowing' the program. a smoker
‘1’ hold and a. general good time en-
Jorcd. .
Snails Fed on Grapevine Lum
'll111 clmlrvst of edible French 9911“!
7 ilu- .sinrgnt-de-Bo‘urizogna or th9
11' 2r.1:11l,1:1111n Huge, bred in the fine-
'11111 of Burgundy for the French
1 1k1: and fed only on the tender
.1 . 1 111' £1111 grapevine. Thh escargot.
1
1-12 1.1 “1111 that dellcloué stalling with .
11li l1 1111-, lrenvll are worn to crown
MY‘ iw. it is: soi1l,dellclmli when 0'16
2111: 11.1 01-1111 the gulp that arises at
111- 1111-11 of rating 11 snail. 01' 9M9"
#10111 :1 sllwr bowl (with a silver “1'99
l1r0111'1rl rl'l'k 119 11 means a: conveying
“11.1 11111: 14111111111113 thing to the mouth)
111.11 111111 1: to 11111 table very hot and
PV'1 in 11 some in which lard
111 11L
W 111111111. and garlic seem to be the,
Ill‘ii: r3111! «unipnnvnt-I’ the ESCRW‘M.
111111 r 1., (11.1 Is 1 «hint» to PPYD‘meer-
FU'l1'
11<~11111111ms of the snails the Ho:
W
w11111111111111: in 1:11. 59119111191 for II!
[let-ills.
FRDAY, NOVEMBER 3. 1922.
as them ,
that the coal was; due to arrive'
and it will probably"
0 1' Soul h Norwalk
tl111 l‘.1ir grounds. The rally:
were also present 91ml“
brief nddrossca touching upon.
4’
(“ANAHIAN PULP ENDANGERB .
' JAPANESE MARKET.
moo.
rain tho import duty on pulp Rom
Bin 2 to Bin 4 per pound.
"It: in not We, nowevcr. that
OSAKA Japan. Nov 3.—Although i the government will accede “lathe re-
the pulp selling company recently ‘ilu
11st,;1blislll1d by the Japanese manufac-
turers is trying hard to relieve the ln-
dustry'from. its present dish-em, the
market is reported to have become in-
creasingly depressed under be com-
pouflonrot Canadian- goodl» whichare
unable to find a market in Europe
and are dumped in this country. says
the Osaka- Malnichi.
“Should the good! he allowed to be
imported without limit, they will un-
doubtedly entirely capture the Japan-
eoe market," the Mainlchi states. "The
Japanese manufacturers. therefore.
are now trying to pemade the Toyo
Shokai. the sole selling agent at the
Canadian pulp. to limit the {1111.10119-
tlon to 20,000 tons per year, and in
addition. they have begun 9. move-
ment to induce the government to
111191: 9.9 the price WWI: prob-
tress of the Japanese pulp mum:
tux-m will not onlyi be mitigated, bug:
goods grow active. the Japanese luau».
try may be 311181! a. final blow. "
0119mm ma) FOR man
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NEW HAVEN, NOV. 2.—-—'P9.ui1Flor—
entino. a. chaufleur. from whose ma.-
chine after a skid and 9. crash against
a pole, Mira. Theresa 3131190. ‘
thrown and killed on 1:953:17,-
and who was held omllble' by
Coroner Mix;
court today tel-"the higher com-hon
the
negligent use, o: in automobile.
THE PRESIDENT BUYS HIS SHARE 01" CWTSBALS;
When little Sally Leievre, an enthusiastic health crusader. tapped
at a White House window with 9 stock of Christmas seals with which
the nation annually renews its tight against the white plague. the-
Presidem himself answered the summons and was an eager purchaser,
l to the lastlogfimaéz lame at little Miss Sally.
was held by the W
ch'arge or ‘ can-incl.» dank? by'
lens is go much to the fore. Tho—duo
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