ESTABLISHED 1870
Is Insistent
eignty in the
Have Been
‘ 3
“*-.‘.g_
.‘Cwa. :3 '33 The A‘-
”In. «Richard \Vsshburn
. Ann-moan spokesxmn at
. ~L..~‘-~:a l’RmV-rence. amazed
u »z ;r~z:l=inn3 today by rein
.a:ls:€'n1_‘v‘of the United
-‘ l 'hu' over. door policy in
H»- "dd
1. ,2. “Wt. 1'») no Great. Britain.
lrzlh, and sun: that the
i’r-nernrzze-nr and public
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V l ”1‘13“ f: and Karazatrh are
:7 LL 1- - w‘rlrh were heard in the
«m. ball: and hotel lobbies
h if ~ n-rularrty wlrh W'hll‘h Plume
s lravuu-v} in many {uncut-ls at
p. 4.72;: r‘h-A pant?» rsvnfvrence
.» “Hamill! and the Greeks eocb
~ s malmlal inrgrest
a' ~-u
n!
r
. my. pt be mindl-
-':u':s~l “‘ilimm ‘E‘.
' : zlz» City of Nor-
qmt against the
new: Board. Emer-
"tflnr‘. for damages
.. via. had funds in a
; lo the shipping
13 Shipping Board
In» pumping en~
Engine company.
! e11'1'nprr:»nnt. and
th-1 same in as
1 a a1: taken.
‘ ' x.’ on Wednes-
.~'I:;ppmg Board
‘» f :0 return tho
will FEED
sinllllmlln
in J. 5.0,: store
Mdlsfl'anl).
l l” o‘clock this
1v: cry—Pr 53.00“.
’ ' r unknown.
.r. apparatus
H.112». which was
T34? of the store and
‘;v firemen arrived
~ nr-‘r. which was pack-
wxvh feed. was burn-
«. :1.» flames being
wind.
b'}m»d throuzb in
and the firemen bad
.149mble quantity of wa-
~ , 5.:1'11‘6. The interior of the
. a»; nooks-d, sad the feed
‘ ~ i-‘Iflbiy damaged.
‘ - ‘3 the building was set-
-L-hmmg through the J. )1.
“-
a)»
was
5.x
- ‘_.-’:"',-'. which-carried the
' rm “:9 buildlng, which
"L“ 11.50».
We” 1~ 0! the contents is un-
fly 1 ‘ H beinz checked up. The
1'; f an this '33 con-Sod with
i ‘ “ r43mm Agent)- and T. a.
.. '1). and is believed to be
.C HAM dollsrs-
n”, 1'” mm Why the Central!
* 1'. ‘uuraeus was called to to"
‘ . ‘ f-f'l ave-nae where a mo
gram;
M
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. : Masonic m M
_ “ is! and in! MI or
z ' July no Aocmt ain’t-
' Wk. All m m
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7' male Temple. m In:
1.1-. 7 3,11 1m! m: m or
.H '2 atSo’clock. Jury-no
. ' ’Ditd. All 8. A. In.
“1131:113me
I. P. m I. P.
hild Says United States
Door Policy in Turkey
., .\ mlion Wants to Guarantee Peace in Balkan
‘ 1w" 9, and the Request of the Turkish Dele-
.-.utes Has Been Held Up—-—British Over-
lures for the Surrender of Sover-
the Turks
rh» aide. memoire
The
been
because no na-
. ymr. zu manna-we peace in any
state?-
nx.‘ Tugkay all-sired the power:i
'-
5.
“‘Cfi‘lefz 293"" :1" ”it: id» T‘hv question 0'. oil is said to have
I }"' 7 ‘K i V [I [‘4 § .. - -
.“‘ . ~ " b n rim rnlr to c. dmd b
11.?kl31-8ulzarmn and I‘m-kw. “g” Pasha and 12rd Cu 3‘ i
”'1'?“ “my”! L” ““7““ dinnc 1111-: Thursday
"H." ‘H "“5““ ‘5"“3’” b3" 9 Th» {mica arc moaned as being
" u 1“ “”d‘m’i" “Hm-"1‘ mxicrxa to mm the America: view.
qwu: ulfl could be
in [be
led States Shipping 321113,-
T ”TAT in matriarmtaphed
‘ w-pw alien Counsel Tammany Begins Action to
Payment for Phoenix Engine.
Entered at the South Not-walk Pea
Ofl‘tte :3 Second Class Hill Hitter.
For Open
Mosul District
Rejected by»
former. ’
M. Venizelos. former Premier of
Emcee could not tire up this nllage
Greece could no: nive up this village
a: the mouth of the Maritza to tho
Bulgars. Premier Stamboulisky was
equally insisreul that Bulgaria could
nor retain her economic poise ll“ den-
iell this port on the 159359311.
PARIS. Nov. 25.—A ,Lausnnne dis-
patch to the Chicago Herald soy: that
overtures made by the British {or the
summer or their sovereignty in the
Mogul district. provided the Angora
Government ratifies the. oil conces—
sions in the Sykes-Fiche: agreement.
have been nan,- rcjected by the
uTurk.
The aclivilies or the rival oil inter
tests. the correspondent declares. cog-
p‘arely overshadowed the conference.
point on the oil question. nod [met
and his associates one said to hate
made: informal overtures to mus..-
rlor Richard Wuhburn Child, but the
American observer has not seen fit to
meet the Nationalbts.
~~Higgpst Shag: Values in town a:
Ruin-“s sale. Closes tonight.
~——Buy Shoes at Keeler’s today and
this evening. Bl; tale close. tonight.
Recover
o
oumper to the fire- department. and it
had been refused by department on-
cials. acting under adulce from Jude.
Tammany. that the pamper was abs}:-
d’oned or: Marshall sweet. along”
the City Ban. where it sun rem
The funds. which were attached yes-
terday by Deputy Sheriff Edward B.
Doulens. were those of the pay roll of
the remaining employees or the Ship-
ping Board here. and hence these em-
ployees were unable to reCeive their
pay today. > ' i
It is alleged in the wriL. that the
pumper and equipment was valued 3‘
37.601". and damages of 85.000 are:
mime-d. The case is returnable to tho
lwcembor term of the Superior court:
smuulmu m
Hmnmululns
NEW‘ HAVEN. Nov. :5.——Two ado
slltional arrests on the charge of spec-
ulating in tickets for today's Harvard-
Yal: game were made early this morn-
ing. the accused being freshmen in me
man-Mt):
Both live in this city. and both
denied the charge. leaving the sitting
0" facts to the court. The-c student!»
Louis Shanok and Philip Epstein. “id
they were riding with five casual
friends about midnight, when they
shown! game tickets. They claim the
ruckus were taken from them and
their erstwhile friends oflerod them
310 for each ticket. The ma
claim they refused to :2le a db-
pane. and finally went to the university
ticket office to report their Ion. They
then left to find them who hod thé
tickets and were arguing with them II
a. hotel lobby when med. The men
who ares-id to have Ind them
were not arrested.
Rfllfl’ 517MH-
wilb rho journalists. explained that‘
W rams m mammotm mag 1;
~ 1
Hall Wimrf
Louise Goat. pretty maid at the Hall
“home. is one or me most important
witneses to b‘: called before the
grand jury.
"PEN MUSE AT
museum
I delightful local evening was en-
joyed hat night by members or the
CW 3nd Women's club. at “I! no
lac-co m The mall- might be
“fling”; “Open House.” Jobcmt fifty
were M
A splendid program tutored Ute
m‘enmg.’{ Pad» 01 15B. Hilda-yd AI-
lsr. dancing rancher. appeamdin var-
loos dances showing excelleng Wu-
hg. They were the Misses Catherfnl
Vaist, May Lynch and Bertha. -Sc0~
field. Libs Consuello Dawson wan rm-
able to appear. although on the. pro-
mm. , .,
Miss Alice Crotty. 'a pupil of 35:3.
Lillian Sherwoodi‘xewkirx. sang- :
solo in a pleasing manner. Anothe!
solo. much enjoy-94. was sang by 32!
Kathleen Andrews. a pupil of fin.
Reed 0. Haviland. The program
closed with a. pleasing recitationw by
Mrs. John Herri'nan.
Following the formal program dam:
in; was enjoyed and a dainty'luncbeon
served.
r
—_.._'
HflPE H0813 CB.
MNBE AT my
Polly five hundred people altended
the annual dance of Hope Hose Com
pany. No. 2, held last night at the
Norwalk Amory. cMaoy’c—ity 0W
including Mayor and 39-3. W L.-
Barton. were presto: as 31:25:50! the
fire company. ‘ ‘
The Armory was nicely arranged to:
the occasion with flags and blunting.
Manic tor the dancing '3’wa
by Mel’- orchestra of Brklgeporf:
om: or the company follow: Lieu-
‘ South barman.
.wrdic‘ 0f
A 9
Catholic institutions . .~
literary mum wu-‘burued.
Fifteen students we r»
Meaning. .
s
wmnlni *,
‘sidersfionbybirector
*M "I .
e.
u, flurry We 'to
was {he belie! express-M1 1n
pointment of: Mr to Er.
my w tor the More.
73!.
E iii m7 A ”FE; :23 Kai???
Fonrth khooi of that m
and so: amaze?
me creamy-business-
ued until 19“.
position pntil April
when he was
the Word Mice. ._. m. .. ,
«:ka
Hg has been clothe
confiaeool ”W. .-
mm- In 1914 Mm
canned ruler of
S“. B. P. O. Elks:
of. Winchester Council No. 22.
“Rochester. ,
Januwcomcx
ORDERED BY JURY
TO PAY $1,600
com “em! to
or- $1506- A‘
The dance lasted until 1 o’clock.
The committee in charge and the’
tenant Charles Saints. Within W
AL Luann John Barty. Baum-o By;
an. N. J. Lynch, John Goamieri and
John Mi. w S. W. M-
liloll
r. 3. unit. anus
then-magneto
ammonia-O
wsstobepudraeégr ,
m
Fifteen saints Were Injured all}:
“1351956. 5512.. Nov. :5. -—- Two
‘ stuéeucs lost are“ lives and twenty age comb? fire which last night 3
other: war injured today when fim‘deszroyed a six hundred foot pier and
destroyed St. Boniface calla-gs. one of tween cars and four coasts. all Loaded
the oldest am! mm noted of Canadian with coal. was today estimated at
The Jesuit [Abra-y. (amass for its Phihdelyhu (or! [Routing Railroad.
inland it! eight thou-snout: or bituminous
mm 5
mm Under Can'-
Thot 1th "Suite; lwputtr WY-..
anal James 42.. “meal“ of W'mstzd
will be comet} 31-9“!“ hmiticm. 1m“ -
f"? , ., succeed
Jonathan Eno mom-y who r2.“
mu! m ‘asyohiei amen-m, in; My"; 953'” . not . 4
agent for the drunk: 0. Cognac-3:: The: hair-é , ‘l '1” ,gdmto,
circles. last ' wt- The urns! ‘39- this:
will not ho nude unzil early next
wick. no: a m understood that neg»,
m '1‘er Wheeler is being “can.
m.1wmm is : native of 315539;},
employed in the factory (it the Win-
egrcury M m
and was (man of the dire. occur- p
men: when'le "#0796116 accept a W \‘e . 7.
positioo in the clothing store of Rat 1 v
Harmon. He later formantgutnegglo rorr than; ‘ _
, . is J. Coffey boos “'3‘!!! m
shimflth Dear: ‘ 1";ch goufitzfl W ”3“ _
In 1915 he was ap'
W’ by Sharia TMW l. H ‘ ' “ . . » . .
,or 'utcmem cpuaty s cam germ . ,
for inmates. He " 151 that ., .‘ V
11: organs years
appoinicd a United
antes Deputy Marsha! in' charge or
fir. Wheeler 13 un..cui#3tcbief in .
W .Vém't: *
onetime 1! resign offloaeCabio.
at o BW'IM
for: 99%!
mama's 1:1 :hg‘ empxoy armour: Eo-
tor vehicle department. ( He is a 91st
" mm "Lodge. ho.
you grand‘knight
and is
rogistrar of voter-{lg the gRum of
BILL
sing to the tone
least M term?
that meat 3mm
i1. {over of Bother I. “hill of
[Emmmficmmm
3 I
the
_PHII.AD§ILPEJI&...N¢V- 21—min-
133910.099. The picrwajs owner: by the
m: was: 1.16?th or mthmcite and
J 19:30 Tonight to Recon; :1
modate Late Cursors. '
:rn'a, Iran-punt shoe sale that 5:34
then going on m . has} i-‘ridsyjit
heck-f: ShoekStot-t clam this ever»
in.“ 16:39.‘ [Owing to. an one.
fortunate circumstance. tho largo W
worm that was
T
‘ Judge. Avery Gives the Future“-
, days ruwhicbto
‘ . and ram
BSON LE
’ Twenty»Daysi_1|Whic!itoFileBnefs;f‘ and
g" WhiteCasetheJudgeSaysfiae _ ~*
*Common‘ ’ Council AW ' to :1 , . ,
‘ “Have Exceeded Powers ’
in‘Dism'Bsing Bin {1, ,
Decisions nan-39d down-yesterday by succificd, to! council m mule 1.;
lodge Christopher L. Avery. of rho do so. * ' '
gape-trier ‘co‘nrt. - it; the mandamus Judge Avery 55.3%“ ‘3'
cases of former Councilman C. Jack- “I: is my W m m -, ,
can “"339, andrormer Police Serg— mg of mg 3538'“. am, ’ . {ii
mm ’1- 13-1"? mm» fins-“3mm the Section' to of the cm, in some.
motion to quash mm by Corporation and first the ”a. 6635 “me it,
COW} “'illiam I“. 1;:nt5? "in 9h? the 13903:.“ ‘0 m‘ {at m M'
Gibson as“ n¢1denierl the motion m», 1, —- £»
*tc gm, fik by 111632 Tammany; in
. . 1n will a. recalled w buckwheat
thefihKQCé-Sfi. . ranoGThaan..wé-e;4 W a"
In. :hc’GibSon cane~ tho mandamus council from thir WW
lactating! were brought. spinner: my com”! and oh the , .
Mayor. Chitin 1.. Barton ,and martian»; MAW int“ .
bars or fhe'comraon' council. ‘whfie in‘by, on annual. on cart”
'tho‘jh'h'ite ’case the proceeéins were son had Halted the m. ' “1
Wt hams: "Charm F. fiitm‘crm—in on Scribner m 7 .
pesto” on: or the- comma. and his my unth' White whip-m ‘
fellow councilman. - - ‘ ' " ‘
Gibson. through his , attorncam, 7 . . . .
’Keogt: a; Candée. is grvcn twenty i533 were film and M. R 3: E].
“ me further brief: oflicer should prevent 3. Be w.
farther ‘ouedioos of law, in dgfense to be seeminz mint
Ruth :1. our to being ire—imitated on the Sergeant m3: “not; or may»
force of you: . any. .In Jan tome Department. but hum-i.
memorandum Judge Avery dates that ' __ ,
Section 7! of the charger-06m city
W toran appeal in case of
wrongful mum. as was claimed.
mm and that there moon-ea-
mime ‘ Hopes! Alp-13‘ thh’ “at: 5me
fall my 325% so, cowl—{unity to
.2 _ of this. unloading $19.
4 We: the wonderful barn-l
that they have on ale. " .
, Thirst” has been tasked all wee}
““3 {brim thorn:- who know, "
. - 'f'ETfkifii‘fii 7 M '
. HALW. L. Douglas one! le
Hemggmhv¢1m4mmm“W'mrsoAthst Judge Tam-
such ”'96,
an Rios. #1 Butch“ "Her
m Wilton,
Wit 18-! my other
fink Ear .
6%.“: this sale.
. , that tho,”
know; bargain when ties-tee it.
rum-m
John D. Kline and Ersatz: tranche
pinghfe [tournament at. {the Nor-waft
club‘ 7‘ 12$»:me a high score
or 9-.- 5. ‘aneen turns took part in'
tournament which m one of the
mm mm ever held. The winnes
The tan: and scores follow:
3. John Milne and H. Bailzcr. 9315:
2: Dr. Baldwin and Ira Gregory. 3965:
3, Dr. Shepherd and “George Gray.
8.025: 4. Ray Hayes and CharleoCur.
tio. 1.305: 5, Tim; Din-way and George
mman. 7.620: 5, George Finney and
Willism Tillman. 7.450; T. A. G. Man-
ny and E. Havfiané. 7.395: 8, Gov. I;
0. Keeler and Q. C. Byingtonf 7.335: 9-
Thomas allelic” and J. ” '1". Hobbell.
7.315: 16. Court Van Baron and W.
Somhworth. 6.895; H, (-3. D. Worth
”13er Jackson. 6.525; 1‘2. Eflmtt‘ 1
De Forest and m Bun. 6.935: i3,
L s. KEeier and magmas,
5.945: 14. J. E. Lynn and Co. Georg
D. Russian. 5.479. , _ . .
moot Wu! ever held. The winners V
“for the filing of the mandamus.
“ Thisseetion or the comer giva six
émrromlime of dismiss! to file an '
topaz: to judge or the superior
Court. " ' ' "
early part or thus your. in to.
fifths “Trice ease, Judge Avg, *3. fivitizs of. Federal 1m
Irate! z somewhat-lam mama. . M. , ‘1'an TuhALEL "
omrnon council of the city 1W The memorand- 01 “*5
to have exceeded their “was in fla- .
‘4 .us an.' '
u .-
mam 050::
ram
.52.!!! ‘lzwr not "THEE!— riiy mean. ‘
W" .um White‘ 'isto berm ,,,
to? quash was over;
ckionjimp‘ty .settled a question or
bur. mdgmm- tin-still twenty days {or
Judge-Tammany ‘to are an answer to
the case-
Further questing will be raised. as
to determine the council's authority to
White- According to Section 81‘
of the charter of &e city, the coun-
cil had power to remove an oflcer who
had accepted a bribe, or to remove an
firmer who had teen “convicted of
for rho hum 3!“ a“
The motion to oil-at in I‘ll-‘-
m leave, however. co the mg
amend within twenty door» ’ 1*
AVEI. 3
malfeasance in office or an Manors :1: it "a“?
crime." but no authority to act as a. In 2 9““ e “5" the ’
corn-t in this conviction was given the of Wu is 8"“ at m?”
some referent to .
{pint or hw,_whick saint '
particular
notinterest the
council. so that Judge Avery meet, in-
as much Aas the council's removal
powers had been specifiafiy attorth.
in the bribery matter, and that no
authority to constitute themselves a
court to convict of _-“er in
05cc or an infamous crime” had been
Hillside Me' the annual fluent: ;
tion at the plan givgn by thi’depart; 21““
men: of spoken English. Asm‘beeniw for
previously, announced; thk your, ; splays
werethréeinnu’mberm'teiect' . _ . ,
fromthese‘rittentortho 741',Work. contact “We“.
shop’atfiamrd‘mfl'rmbym a com at mfifla"
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