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Stambrd. Ta‘és on “After 2
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final-ll Programs to Be Cal‘-
a'ieal Out and Officers
helical Bicnnially.
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\ l. in“ bananas mun-Um; Ulv zluvnl
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1,. .x .2; r'vw‘rvunnt',‘ prrllfivms with. :1
w ‘v-v-Hlil. t“; lwttcr connlmons. She;
..,. “tar? Havoc-n v“~‘€r'.l1‘.t."a* “as no:
(’1‘ iv turl- but. I‘m» grout H'.-pnr!urzity to
work to obtam knowl. lg» mall inspirv
0”er mlh lb» rf-thmmn of whur the
bulb” muchf. ll") for t‘lw l‘.‘v'(‘ “Mfume"
n’ n ..,y community. Sim mné- 2hr“?
pawl-5“ 'Li H!“ ktr!‘n[).\a ‘ “ownrzn to h»
uw! n-tww an c.1:n:vni:::.<~——Sfavuu?ltlon.
1-1 In ruium. Co-opomtlon.
A? ”If business minim: the hy-
hww ,q. ‘lnll‘rz-‘lénl m that ablvvrul
Iwnlv'no'li-ukg war» combincd and Mac-
hon «u‘ wan-m should I»: held bl-en-
mm; le-ra will ho six remlar
uv-urznup ~'.l.‘l“. yum.- Wlwn ppm-ts. of all
ifllzllfllh as will lw- gll-n and a Sp»-
.H. pr'urrm‘. Currlwl out
I‘m-:1: It» new! year the View pros—
";r 'rqm 69th snrd is to take
uz- on»: art-any» for one of the
mew-tram _ m be held on my. second
Marx-Luvs o.‘ .hnuary March. May.
July ‘mzl Septembwr. The annual
mm-tmz l.“ Novcmlwr will be ar-
rmgwl for by the alll‘lsory com'mlt-
t.» m Mar-g»- of its chairman. This
on" Mrflhr a vlivcrsaity or promm
ml hand» Eh“ work A study class
will hrs armored for lab-r if {no mam-
» w l -
l .a .f'uzA
‘ .
. :
llv-gmrla 0' oflc»~rs and commltreos
cum—ml at: undrcamc'l-ol amount of
wax“ unnmplishmz A vote of thanks
(Continued on Page Two)
Alum HEADS
MlillllNTllMN
. u )N l u A}; New. 1-! dAssocialed
l'l‘>‘fil_-Tl‘.3 trouthsome quwstlor. of
unnlr A. Int-911.1; o. the Lilli-13 could be
wronged before the 1.31130.an peace
ranch-rouse, for the purpose of out
alum: thy allled program. as real
am no has mauled. has been sohed
u I. result or 3.} exchange 0: messag-
».r m «the .rhanccliorles at Paris. Rome
.lnl l-OTI'IJE.
:wfi rt-‘r Premier Poincar» of France
,.- l"-“.’rll-‘.‘ Mussolim of Italy can
M3 caplml for a conference else-
, fore [IT‘Q-Sct‘dlgi to Lausarme.
2 M .2. ”doped. bu: Lord Curzon. the
”must; Secretary for Foreign Affairs
marge-J to see Premier Poincare
‘ > a- on lhv way to Go‘sunnc. pro-
.- - ‘rf‘l Thursday. and 0.6- conversa-
wll' be continued by the two on
“win from Paris to Lzmsanne.
'w'r.‘ Mussoiirzl has arrange-1 to
Home for Laumnne Friday and
ME colleagues for a preliminary
2 . . u; a! Lausanne Sunday.
”7:32;“. .5 messages from Constantino-
» 1qu lndlcatfi-d the situation (here
«HIHWhaI easier. I! was stated
. can: the Turks were not. becom-
> 3' (17‘ more “unconcflmtory.”
-‘ 3 Opinion is expressed in ofllclal
ah-rs that in view otflthe easing of
te‘nolon‘ the allied representatives
filmstantluople hum decided it is
‘ “visa“ {or the press to proclaim
J .in of siege. '
1 .2.» agency dispatch from Con-
I’lnzmpw. dated Monday. said the
this; had handed Rodosto over to the
m 1m: sluts. and that )2)? official
.. « - lwg :wer c! Adrianopl'e would oc-
November X9.
SNOW EIGHT run our
mum UTAH VALLEY
WASHINGTON. D. C .. Nov. 14.—
Pilghl we: or snow in the 9‘.- N0
trucks through." m a. wre-
mod by the PM: Devan!!!”t
'v‘itwrday telling of the cm: 0‘
um- of the longest and moot famous
null routes in the United ”He
l’rl") to Vernal route In UM. .
want u at the u:- and of tie
mum: can Valley. One ml“
zwr-rnment and road OTEI’ m‘ M
v. lb»! mountains h the only m
mm: path of communication m
tha world 11:43 the volley. IBM
In” if“ ”you! towns. The in“ In:
vw-r. Ottawa to run I. m um
' .:._. w 1 day. In Answer to the?! I“
.49 u» Pew-tom Wt has
lr'anzwl to use a. caterpillar m to
l.
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Tod ay’
afternoon delivery.
of normal Monday size.
promptlyas had been exp
which inevitably follows t
and attendant celebration.
'As previously
growth of THE SEN
purchase and ingtall
stereotype printm
Norwalk today.
TINE
afion
markable loyalty of THE
on time.
enough. certainly, for pl
ular customers. ‘
Norwalk to its citizens.
To Sentinel Readers .~
5 edition of THE EVENING SENTINE‘L
is limited to eight pages in order
Yesterday's;
was slightly delayed by me-
chanical difficulties and it was not possible to fill .33
ected, the unusu
he printing of a complete ‘
report of such an event as the A
announced in these columns. the
g press y'hich is due to arrive in
In order
foundation for the new press it "was necessary to,
move THE SENTINEL’S present“ (loss 91155 sever-
al yards. an extremely dilficult—.operation to com-
plete in sharply restricted time. Through the re-
and highly skilled machinists who worked_48 hours
practically without an appreciable halt. the old press-
was ready to print Monday’s large edi
There was, quite inevitably, some slight delay
during the early part of yesterday’s press run. "The
complete edition, however, was ready for delivery
only a few minutes later than the usual time—early ~
I newsdealers to supply rcg- ’
O
This is an explanation of the temporary diffi-
culties confronting THE SENTINEL and the pub-
lishers fcel sure that the loyal friends of this news-
paper wnll understand and be quite patient until tho
pew press 15 ready for duty. Many other important
upproVements are being planned for THE SENTI-
REL which looks confidently forward to, a period of
renewed growth and of helpfulness to the city of A
to assure prompt
edition, although
I
alllemand
rmistice Day parade
F
L has made necessary the
of a Ill-page, high speed
to prepare t’hc pit and
L
:1
SENTINEL puss crew
3
tion promptly
Schools at
In Ruins
SANTIAGO Nov. 14,-Reports of
bondltry and disarm-r in the earth-
quake district together with new: of
additional earth shoclul and indica-
tions that tho calamity has reached
appalling proportions caused the Club
can Governmegt today to consider the
qulmbo and Atacama to reinforce the
rogular grandsons. which are too small
to cope with the situation and aid in
relief work.
Outlawry broke out last night in the
town of \‘ullenar. the chief sufferer
from the- narthquake. where it is
estimate-d one thousand of the lnhabib
ants perished. while reports of rob-
beries and hold-ups came from other
places in the affected region.
The arrival of war vessels at the
northern ports of Chile brought wire-
less reports of disaster from towns and
\flllagcs not previously heard from.
including the large town of Frelcrlna.
augmenting greatly the number of re-
ported casualties. which are now
variously estimated at between 1.509
and 2.006 dead. with numberless li-
jnrod and homeless.
SANTIAGO. Nov. 14.—Thc inland
town of F‘s-clotting ls almost completely
ruined. and score; are dead there as
a result of the disturbances of last
Saturday. occording to o wireless
mes-3c from the cruiser Chacsbuco.
which has arrived at Hus-co. The
popnlntlon or fielding. numbering
3.500 persons. has been cut 01! from
outside communiuflon until today.
Ath-cothemrooetenm
destroying the waterfront structures
and - wrecking the numerous can.
Several men veto drowned by the
huge urn-es. A the m mp: lnland
tqullome-‘n'eo. ‘ .
Supplies for the‘ stricken city of
Vauennr were hndcd from the Chg-
rPublic Buildings
Severe '1"er Again Felt at La’Serena and To-
day s lleport Shows 1,500 Deaths in
Vanous Parts of Chile—Hospital at *
Vlcupa Damaged and the
Dispensary Destroyed
m‘isabllity of sending troops to Co- ,
Axill—
Paiguano -
After Quake
tremors felt again last night in Chile
were not registered on the George—
town University seismograph. imitat-
mg. according to Father Tondorf, Di-
rector of the Observatory, that they
were slight in comparison with those
which caused hezny loss of life and
property in Chile last Saturday.
SANIAGO. Chile. N09. 14 (As-octo-
tcll Press).——Chilc was agalxl visited
by earth shocks late last night. Severe
tremors were felt at La Serena. cap.
ital of the province of Coquimbo, at
llo‘clock. and ball an earlier seaport
Constituclon. capital of the province
of Maule. was shaken. according to
advice: received here by the Nation-
al Tole-graph.
La Serena was one of the cities
stricken by the earthquake 9! last
Saturday .morning. which took x-toll
of more than 1.500 lives in various
parts of Chile.
The exteng of the mosaics and
property dsmge wrought » by the.
trcmdrs and tidal waves three days
ago hasAnot yet been fully learned. as
communication lines are still out 02
order in many regions. '
The mayor of Antofagasta‘ has w
eelved : message from the mayor of
Vienna. a village t3: the province of
Am" am. giving the first new: of
town. There m‘norloul or life In
omca>mmdnme¢ ~¢heeom-
mercial quarter is in mm and so
are the schools. _ new ’38
damaged and the W do»
strayed. . . ,
Schools and public buildmxl' at
Paigmno ore also in ruins and Bash, -
boring villages in the W _ ‘ , ,0:
Coquimbo have been greatly ’ ,
The" tuyn of- Curtis! 1 .
may: of mama dwellings. and
abuco um were sent in male packs
over the mag going with . m
The railroad which auburn: mold
have been med mdefiroyedhytbe
We: -
WASHINGTOK. Nov. 1 L—EArtb
UNIVERSITYOF‘
' M0
Rom Remit-Jud“
“me; early not: oath: top floor
or the University «(W
‘ eon-mud am
It!”
Vinnie
M‘Ck a road nm‘mm
at!
‘.
I!»
lcopper'mheghreponodrtohave
of “mi: nude. 'The
asylum, m
(hereto!
, , 1 .7 %
Both "side's Put Out
ed in Recent Conihc' ts.
minnow
the exec: of the arthque in that .
Vienna. the mayor am. but. public*
building Wand the telegraph ,
aMbuImmflioniotm’m‘w
tubules-em 36!"
campuégwfifidfiiwuxfiphflsawmill; 1922. ,
Much
DUELJN. NOV. 11 (Associated '
Preg).—-—-"£he current Increase 0: ac—
tivity of armed (orces opposing the ‘
:z-ish governmcnt is attributed to rec,
blicanism. This. among"
other things. resulted in the re-
appointment of Eamon de Valera as
"president affine Irish Republic." with
1 commit of state claiming sole legiti-
i—mte‘ unborn; in Ireland.
' The-{c is a wide divergence betwegn
the accounts published by the govern. :
meétpf up w against the ir—
regulnn. ondrlbose put out by do _
Valet-5“: party. fine government claims
to be winning god gradually testorlngl
order... while‘ do V'alera’r followers
teem-diam. lanes they are Inflictinx.
and assert tharthe fiee m is :1;
ready beaten. ‘
These assertions are made partly in
propaganda sold upon the streets nod
partly. through large inscription.’ :
painted nightly all over Duan on
tamppo'sts. billboards and brklgcs.
l
lllllllf Mil;
The tom letter concerning the
pron-sens made by firs. Rachel Ander-
an in the formation of W-
aioncrascs In the Namath pubnc
school: 15'“ read}: the last meetin‘
o: the Board of Education. Because
of its lateral it is printed herewith:
South Non-mix, Conn... ‘
' , : chober31, 3922.
Sr. Orr-V. Buchanan.
Supeflutendeu} 0;. gm
Norfolk. Conn.
Dears!"
ago tonight our Board
Four weeks .
of Education appointed a director of
Amemalzation. The ‘tollowins morn-
’mg I began work. and it has cortalnly
proved a full time position. according
to an outline furnished by the State
Board of Education. submitted bore-
with. 7 ~
“Pith only five days. including Sun-
day. between appointment and the
sclleduled opening 'of evening school.
one had to hit the high spotsm pubhc-
us’l‘he clergy. especially tbe Reverend
Fathers at St. ”"3 pug other Cath-
ollc churches. malt: largely attended
by the foreign” amen; us. were most
helptul in ' evemn: school
attendance to their copgregauuns.
1333: school pupil. wnosc pamnts do
not speak English took home 500
vitat‘zoxs to the grown-ups. I spoke to
____._.
(Continued on Page Eight)
#1
l
Améd Forces‘opposin‘g‘ Irish
‘ ”Government AreMOIB Active
11:20:: of the‘political and military 1reiand’g intemalydlssemt’vu
wings of Re
- mammalian.
:lthemselves as being delighted with the
g
B.
coda of Damage Inflict-
The civil guard and the metropoli- .
tan police pace up and down all the‘
thoroughfares. but they seem unable
to check [hm manifestaaioh. of
Every gay government agents go
about and smear paint solidly over
the Inscriptions. but the next morn-
ing they'h-rppearfisdn- ,
The intensificihon of activity by the
irregular: B'snpposed to bcpartially
aimed attbe British political crisis.’
with the design of bringing home to
the mum: 7mg thgught chat the Irish
question remains mortleidaplte- the
treaty. When‘ tbe‘new British Portia-
meut assemble: and the constitution
at we .Fr‘e‘e State is submitted for rat:-
ficatlon. it is expected that the activio
ties of they-regulars will be further
inmrflfied. ' '
Except. in the scum. all largo bodies
of Republican forces have: beendiSo
petsed in a wholesale manner by
(Continued on Page Blghl)
llllll lllllfillAN *
mural PM i
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\Vhlle walking along me 80510::
Post raid at 'Darien a man believed to
be Joseph Running. of New Rochelle
was run down by an automobile
operated by _ Edward Choquette. at
159 M Elm street. Greenwich.
suffering injuries than resulted n; his
debt): gluon: instantaneously. ‘
;a,~— ,cinNhe dead
papers foundéoiaj is: person.
queue was hem’il’Ehout bonds on a
techniml change or manslnaghter.
His trial will be deferred until the
completion of the coroner's inquest.
Ellllfll lllllflli
” ”PAIR [103133
It isqulte likely. to judge from last
night’s attendance. that the joint fair
held by Butler Lodge. No. 9?. and
Eureka Rebehh Lodge, No. 42. I. 0.
0.1?“ 'at the new nom‘e. South Main
street and Hanford Place. could haw
been carried along from night to night.
au‘of this week. instad or closing last
night. but the committee has ex:
ceeded the alloted time by one night
and most regretfully brought the at-
fair too close. '
For seven nights a most eycellent
business was done by the various
booths and atmctions but last night's
attendance and business far SW
any expectations the committee in
charge had,- regarding the success of
the fair.
While. of course. a. report has not
been compiled. as to the prom
nevertheless if is épected that'q
a large sum was realized.
An inspection. cithe new Home was
mad, e by .many .3.an they W
hall. ‘the assembly mum. and the de-
sign of the building. _-
A colourful m were dispose
of. and‘ dancing was“ ' enjoyed, Her-
riam's orchestra. raw ' in: the muse.’
mcnt this year. three of the fi
quite serious, about
being "done.
minor affairs.
paints, wall p3
at $700 was destroyed and an old
Studebaker touring car owned
James Nero. and worthiuetweefl. six
and seven hundred dollars W1? also
lie-trend.
Nam 1k. - W23
termined.
At 1 o'clock yea‘ erday morning Box on coat shoved m
4 summoned the firemen to the City‘md 9133931 -
South Blair: and Hay—find also ‘ quantity 9
stairs. The fire may B8.”
» ’eauseé .by spa
At 9 o'clock yesterday morning these qelse a. mate
. about $566 worth of damage was done lgan' ed by
opposfie fin the basement of the. 1223231352211:—
ulte 7
Sm ' :‘hie tong!" It of Wednesday.
9 :_ IN ONE DAY _
* SY AND DO*
E PEA ED AT $2» *
on Hanford Place with A
of James Nero and Paints, Oils.
Etc. of Harry Berger Prove.
”t
/ aTotal
Five l'jfi‘es'm one day
$3,599 damage c
The other (we.
At 5:?“ o'clock last nighc. {he Cen—
tral Stages! apparatus was summoned 181% .
to Hartford Place. at the Year of No. 5,l Opimo' 113 6:32: as to thefl
therc a fire had broken‘out in a the blnae, Bergewbein‘gotthe
garagcand auto painting establish’ lthat
meat of Harry Ben-gem:
which lighted up the sky.
1
valved and
and drew 3 t
arse crowd to the scene, the 32.
insured for 13560.
pa- and fixtures valocdl
by
o‘clock. the ‘ Mayflower
company-”in East
summoned to the
Manila school by a call from a. fire
box. 7’ to extinguish a. pile of leaves
and gran which had been set on fire.
‘At 7:55 o’clock 12.31 night mLCen-
tral Fife Station apparatus was sum—
honed by Box 14 to Nora} Main and
Marhal! streets. to extinguish a. are
in the tamer Old Homestead. which
was mn’by William McCrdmbe. and
which property is owned ~by Samuel
Roodner. _Here damage of between
five and six bummed dollars was done.
the root bring burned through and the
attic being practically destroyed. The
came of this fire has not been de-
B
"At 5:49
Hook ' 8: Ladder
Hotel.
streets, to extinguish an awning fire
there.
ant. 'Wal'l street. adjoining the Boo—
tion’ méd a. blaze there: ,
night in the
some doubt as to the cause.
ling}: Campbell of South Main
street. immdiately to one side of the
garage, was burning a pile of gram and
leaves and was watching the fire he
had started. He first noticed the fi-e
in the garage and informed fire
Chief Bogardns that the fire seemed
to be inside the garageffie turned in,
the alarm. '
The fire here spread quickly.
contents of the garage. which consist-
ed of paints and oils used in automo-'
bile painting. igniting and spreadingl
the blaze. causing a huge volume of
smoke and flame. “film.
The firemen were unable to reach
the scene of the blaze quickly and
when they did. the intense heatheld
them back somewhat.
[Schmmer Starts
ROWAYTON HOSE C0.
' HAS ANNIVERSARY
The t‘weaaeu: anniversary of th
Rowayton Hose Company. ins cele-,
brazed at the Hose Company Ban last
Waning. following the reguhr meeting
of the company. when ‘about so mom'-
bers; and their {miller and: (fiend:
friends we“; in aueadnnée. '
Following the targeting a 'mppe'rwas
served" consist in; ethakied" gowns. an-
ads, sand’ riches. jolly, (m oofiee.
etc...
aluminum
21:5“ ail-99"” “4 mm 5
liter m m m m by the
In!“ M and vague. «um»
die W. ’14" Ihxw. b We.» . , , . .. 7
J,“ g. M W W W 8| .‘ .wmpon'r. Nov. 1L—A ,m‘ao
port” mm'm . _ . -- gives the name of Harry ‘Wms ind
jrye Infill-W m ““1 who secured money and an automo-
mmdbk’m 9‘ cm bile-ion representations that ha! in:
WI. Wham won, the Nl-nOnl-fighte}.~h.mir ,-
moncy node:- {also “’
‘ ' ’ ( " ’ , ‘ member: "of the old cofnpany tor
.: ,- ’shorc talks. ‘ . '
,5 ~. . ‘: monguioae called upon’were m-
swavam’ it the Criminal Suzie-1" - L“
im- Court. caucus-unfit cum’ .
, 3‘5“?“ 3 ,
atmer. called , upon carious
\n‘n’L. 31ch use first and: of
imitation. E.
yesterday set -Thé firé spread to an old;
the record for tho Non-walk Deport— joining the garage port of
res being destroyed the aids balm ‘
being ‘roog.
g4 Hant'ord place. and’ the .
doneramounta to several hm
? _,
In this blaze. ‘start
rage, fand set fire, to sumac! his“.
, was'ida of mmns combat”
totally . destroyed; a. stock of oils. also been advanced. ‘
vicinity Were, put out of w-
the fire destroying a towing!
a pole pearl}; M. -- BM. . .
belni made this morning.» '
"are?! by Paul gunk of W
Vho ran to police headqwten.
the alarm. which was telepw
ante-en. 3-3
meeting of the Old
Ladder cmpany was about '3’
ed that it started on
The old building '13
has been
since Hr. McCrombe
nae.
gardus. Mr.
had not been
three weeks.
morning mm'
ton State. when spontaneous combos-:gie‘ved that the W I”
:but as to the mum
In the fire which broke out last done nothing could be
Bergow page there is part had, been '
the building. which in the
in; part of the
all of which was
,ting water to the attic brooch one;
the ot‘h'ose with the result that an
" Action Against Direct .- a?»
'then‘arn W .: 3cm
31:15?”th
Loss -
barred. and. octet-a! holes bah:
Th3 bar: was It the
some of the gin from
cd by Campbél! nigh. t
cred the open windows of 1:3:
Several telephom in the. ..’
The Old Hammad are m‘
There were a. large number
the '
Well
Invmigation of the fife - ,
the am: '
I
for several mum»
closed'the:
Seen at his home.
this morning. by
McCrombe. aid ‘
in the building for
Some of the ammo
I: might 1“
rats or mice. , .
fight it? .
Atthe ogced‘
tithe. _
mag-6
' as.”
fiat
Mr. HeCrombe sfill hel
bought M71715
ner several tests 88°- ,
There was some dimenlty In
a I
spread for i considerable
ox er the roof. ,
Two streams were turned on it
ever shortly after the man
and the fire was soon 9H2 - a
When they arrived a ”lose at -
and flame mflsible for a -- --
able distance and}; looked a .
the old building was doomed
Mandamus :
4‘
Feels Aggrievedm
Was Not W
DirectoroftheN
t'cmmm‘ g am” new; ..
‘uzd illegally prevented mfl
lmefing of the MA 61m
rho Nona!!! 309ml W
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