PAPER
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' : LISHED 1370
Entered at the South Norwtlk Past ‘
Office as Second Class Hail m. ‘
7- *heat .CoaI Would Mean
"ing of $50,000 Year Here
Ministrator Lamson Says Anthracite Consumers
Learn to Use 25 Per Cent. of Small Size Coal.
1 11 No.11 consum-
, . : :.1r1‘x to use 25
211.411 1, .11111‘111
31 1a 11.1.4313, 1?. would
51‘,‘1 “1 :1. year on
. 1:1. 11111." suns. Fuel
. 1"|-‘k L. Lurnson.
, ~11 {ms morning.
or? :t .1 dealers 11‘.
t‘rlhu'wl th‘ fact
1,11 1l '11»re in this
‘ .11 or Iowmv than
1*:1‘.>~‘t1r‘ut.”
annulment {01>
1, - Mth rofer‘enm» to
1- a p.
Lat»:
eats. imued
.‘ovember T,
".r 11
11! S'tMtfluIN.
e “W???“ of October and
C until Dec-‘mhflr
:111' No. l. buckwheat (which is small
.1121 41:1:hr1‘1c1:131. lump or screened soft
141521. English coal \which ls sem‘b
ultu‘nmmm). or coke. The supply of
No. l udeW'flL‘uC and lamp soft coal
-.1‘ svvgned soft 1.an is plentiful.
3120101.! 0! t‘slng‘So. I Buckwheat
“11h Prepared Shes.
1.»..-QO :13: mix with other sizes be-
:1‘1‘1-3 pottlng it on the fire.
:.-St;.1rt fresh fires or renew fires
u‘1'l‘. "prepared" or domestic size. and
111 past .111 :1 Jun layer of buck-
Hahn-at,
Ll.—l':‘>3 short stroke in shaking fur-
‘11-"1; Lean.- layer of ashes 0‘11 the
.11 to prevent the small coal from
1I‘11mg through it.
l.——-l:1o:1k. fire :11: night with buck-
11‘ heat. and g'wp furnace or stoxe more
111':le than you allow when domestic
‘11.:1‘15 art-.1131“! for banking the fire.
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N1‘M'k r-i-‘nirmi '11.. run The (‘o—operatmn of the Public
5‘1 ‘3" '2 ‘71" 7.3.112 amount a: All ATHENS Sentences
15. r)": .1 monthly I‘ICLBIS“ Tho last 113.1: of the trial attracted
1_ "1‘11”! 11111-111: the coal :1 Lug» assemblage. including many
.1- Mil, m Aprii 1,1192: society women
~- 1 monnzmns at present T11~.o'nn€1nt 11.1.011ch nearly all ap-
munu'z “171 raving mom;- 1 mum! to be exhausted tromJZhe 01'—
11‘11‘1nmwnr l: '13. l.h‘>‘ro- 11.31 6119.? had been undergoing and
'51: that '1, ? purv'nawrsof ”1‘1: kwn ::.1‘.\'1et1. was reflected in the
l 1"1‘tkn us» of 511m, of ‘v‘lt'n‘es or chit-close relatives in the
.1111 the inflow-1:11; or— 1111131 ran-U1. mending their wives and
isa‘aal to all 11.1.1.1! 11.1511- daughters. 4“"
. Deep silence prevailed when thé
1 e11 orders for 111333.13- ‘. {1.1-1 cwsunlfid their you after their
lt~ Pol‘ dum'urw must
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Together at Lausanne
d French Circles Disposed to Reject the De
mands of the Russian Delegation.
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‘flfii‘v'ALK CLUB
I l: THIS EVENING
Aw York city will be
user; at H.112 smoker
‘:"11) be given it the
'1‘; CH; eveninz. L
“191's. with Prof. Pa-
.1371 himself in
‘ 14.11: will be another
4“» Park City Quar-
‘1 ‘12-‘12:
511.-
T» -‘ be served. 31d
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"‘ 05 the club. The
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"ml and Blue teams
‘.r tf‘e star: of the
‘VW‘ DIRECTORY.
' lira. No. 163. F. and k.
“1-: 15.7.1111: bulldlng. South
._4‘ Ind 3rd Tue-day: Cf
. :‘r and August W-
vk Al Mas-ta.- Masons
i f-afernalty‘ lax-1:911.
1'“ WALFI-I. W 311'.
‘ M W'ELCOX. Set’r.
“floorion of Butler
11 :1. .1. M, will be held
23. at 3 o'clock.
’4 1» 5-313.
~ :1 DECKER. B. P.
1 1 :1...
t1c1p1te m the gr:- netal (1:1! ihemtnns to
thv terms or? a. settlement
Turkey 0:1 one
the AIR-es on
1r.- rm'mo
intwe—‘r'n Greece and
haml. and Turkey and
3th”:-
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'I"(.‘l“l1.‘r‘1
521:: I tak‘ea
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83 whatever may '11.» the
-.he conference on the
by the Russians. it is ap-
norv-rr OW there will be no M39081-
‘.-.:1 n shut out Russia. It is recog-
.".1.:1111I 1:1" 11' so man} pioblezns 13‘“ part
to :1 settlement of the
>111mv1-13“ that Bus :11 par-
“1h: wash: of the conflerv
‘ mean the asso-
1h; \IOS'TOW delv‘a'ntes with
:1: 421163121071! or: the con-
‘1ru. program.
'AUID BANDIT AND
DFHDED KILLED
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COLUMBUS 0.. Nov. Si ——-Tw0
mun 11" - 111.1111—11 Columbus policeman
1,111.11 .1‘ 'I‘lltlfifieti auzomohlle b.111-
1'12—uu rmlult of £2111 attempt of
1.111} C11 .313‘1115 policemen thzs morn-
11; .3 .1.rr>.st {our men who were said
1'3 3.1.21.1 1.111221 drivl an automo'mle
11." Fidvs‘hml 171-- mght.
['11..-11lr11.1n G. P. Hoetler dim} in a.
local rosp‘nul shortly before '3 o'clock
. .95‘ late:- reports re-
”11“.“: car answering the de-
1811‘»: one stolen had been
111' W >32: Jefferson. with the
:1 1‘.‘ an who had been. shot to
1.1 ‘3 0". the For seat
.‘..u .11 Posh-r C.Fr1d.1.le ls lo a
F‘utal hospital. suffering from a wound
11 thfi hit Jaw.
"“1 1- two Columbus policemen were
tn 1’1». 01: kout (or the bandit car.
Haltmz :l‘.» car the officers searched
the four m n and took two revolvers
Kowhler wrnt to a nearby call box to
summon a pat rol wagon. while Fricldle
guarded the prisoners.
After Koehler had summoned the
patrol one of the mom who was am
in the car opened fire with 9. hiddw
r21 olvor Kmhlpr. hit by {our bullets.
tell to the street. Frlddle. wounded.
‘mptied his revolver and the two
which had been taken tron. the than
at the fleeing car
DDILDIND IIIADES .
NEW YORK. Nov. zt—ne Inel-
wood leghixtfie committee today
averted a threatened tie—up of bull‘-
uborenby negotiating
tween bum employers and min
work-VI.
Senator Lockwood and the fluo-
Bnflden' mmmmm
lockout order “Main!!!“
‘bers yesterday. and that the“
wbrters had agreed to say on and?
lobe. Themtkuehotalwnflh
effective. he added. Dee. $1..
wheummfl m
with the independent union. the uni:
or the controversy.
The legislative committee a: a.
meantimewmcanamotfll
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1'1‘. 3. LYON. Seer.
DIEMENDEAD
WDDIIS DD THIRD
mama
CHICAGO. Nov. 38 (By The Associ-
ated Prefix—Fresh from a. "night’s
rest in the Potter Palmer mansion. on
Lake
Lake Michigan mus: Bax-e tinged his
dreams with tisions of his cottage by
the sea in France fieorges Clemen-
ceau wasup before dawn today. work-
i: g or: his thlrd his message to Amer-
ica ,.
ThF- aged War Premier had confid-
ed to members of 211-..- parts‘ that, his
Chicago address. scheduled for 4
o'clock this afternoon, in the Audi-
torium. was to be “ s. message of
peace."
11: was said that it wouzd be a.
whoily different 211341-1253 from tlmse
iclivered in New York and Boston.
which. roused Democratic and Repub-
ncaa Senator. alaxe‘to attack him. .121:
inew a formal 1sta:ement,..i_rorn th‘:
British Embmy‘at W'ashington.> ‘
But whether 1: would ‘be‘ more pa-
cific, nobody but the Tiger could say
—-—ond he wouldn' t 39.5..
To his advisers in New York. and.
to dozens of medals who have ‘riresi
him. urging that he tone down his re-
marks '50 that they would not orgend.
Clemenceau has replied that 1.1.1 did
not come to America to be "vxpedi—
1'nt." and thathe must be left 10 cle-
ixvet‘ his mnsagc in his own “‘21::
It was noted 3:5 his car sped. West
yesterday. however. that he spent al-
most all 0: the day alone in his com-
partment reading newspaper editor-
ml: and apparently jeep in tho 'ght.
“Whether h»! conclude} that l‘. O :dfis—
er: were right. he did not drsclose.
He refused 2198' this Isornmg to
comment on the hot debate that was
waged over him :v'esterdav la 1hr:- Sen-
:te. declaring that he felt he had fully
answered in Boston the charges of
militarism and imperialism and 'un~
proper use of black troops hurled
angina: him bv Senators Hitchcock.
Borah and others and that he didn't
want any more controzersy with
them
The Tiger planmed to gonad most. if
not an of today in seclusion leaving
*he Pottpr Palmer house only to go to
the Auditorium ('0’ his address.
Today’s address probably will reach
more listeners than Clemenceau has
spoken to since he arrived. W
the five thousand or
who will
\‘adltor‘lnm. loud “kin; dm‘iczi will
carry his word. to a crowd outsme-
The address also is to be ommlcmst by
radio. ’
AUTO W'RECKS
YE AR ANCE’ S W AGON
Charla-s Yegmnce of Broad River.
11 1:11: conducts a blacksmith shop on
Hunford place. complained to Lhe po-
li-‘e last night that while driving up
W251. avenue. near Courtland street.
has wagon was struck from the rear
an automobile.
Mr. Yearance was hurled to the
:rouml and narrowly escaped injury.
The driver of the auto did not stop.
111.1: swung i115 car around and drove
away again towards South Norwalk.
The numbers of the car were obtain—
ed and W‘-‘!‘9 reported to the police.
who are today investigating the mat-
ter. '
The wagon
by
was badly Homaged by
the collision. being thrown on to the
bore drive. where,the roar of 1
' men: not to anga
‘ 1 ‘uperior Court. and Wood might-En
can 192,, their verdict in his favor. This was ap—
BERLIS. Nov, 28 (By The Associ-
ate-d M).~Lmdmg ladies and pop.-
ular ingeoués of Berlin’s theatrical
world. clad in silks, films and furs,
‘are pacing up and down in from at
certain of the city’s. principal piay-
houses as pickets in sympanfiy with
1th»:- itrike of stage artists which be-
,cwewflfective. Saturday night.
' virtually all of the that: to firm le-
EttlmaSe theater? in Berlin ha.‘ .1 shut
lewd an. 1 a number of “ca-(es restaur-
Hits am: hotels have fiscal 1. latte“!
2.: the disposal of the strikers for mat-
Lures. and productions are now being
3132133211. The performrs will give
chen- services fr 9e ho: they solicit
:h» monetary and 1120111111 3111 1.1: the
{1th {or their cause. .
The 30:05 came to their strike de-
cision so ‘luién‘l‘x that .many 1‘ the
t'neat: :- own-1:5 3m! dh'atoz‘s End to
keep the Saturday night crawls. 1mpa~
tlently waiting; for a. the Whl? . the
artists met ballad—rho scenes and de
_cided whether to on ugh “1131(1)qu
Th3 directors as: ounce'du agree- 1
8'3 any 01’ the
stnkers for five years. A minimum
wage is the center of the controversy
the armor: bzlng readyjo par 55 00*?
marks for No :ember uthe mimmum. I
provided the sum for December- is fix-
: i now at 85. 090.
CONTRACTOR WOOD
WINS $5,092.36 SUIT
In a. finding handed down 113‘ the
Connecticut Supreme Court. yestercl
day. there was a report given on the
suit of Contractor Allen L. Wood of
First street. Ea“ Newark. Against
Elbtrt 0. Smith.
Contractor Wood was our >111 his
suit. (or; error in Maud {re easel
was remanded; to the Superior Court
again. with direction to enter 311113-:
men: for Wood to the. amount 1;: SS.-
GSZJE. '
The local" cos; attracted considera-
rble attention when first heard to the
§
{weal-ed. error being clam-zed and the
.1151: wen to the Sax-ewe Court at
Errors.
Notice to Readers.
Owing to the large volume of adver.
hair-1g. it was fauna necessary to omit
from this 211111311 of the Sentinel, the
page 5! comic cartoons. It was also.
as has been the case invariably of
late. been necessary to o'mi‘t the fun
page of new: photographs.
Within a very few days the new
Sentinel high-speed stereotype press
will be placed in commission and it
will then be possible to serve our
readers regularly wrth all of the daily
features. Until that__ time we crave
the indulgence of the -Sentinel family
and will encleavcr to make: up for pres-
ent short-comings by making a better
newspaper regularly in the near
ii low 11k and badly batté‘TF-d.
The Busy Man’ 3 Newspaper -
future.
IDDEII WES
DWI IN SWAMP
A heavily laden truck at an early
hour this morning toppled over the
bank into the swamp alongside the
Post road between Cedar street and 613‘“! 9395)..
James H111. The road is mention‘aflsh
narrow at this point. and the omer
was unfamiliar with the road. so that
the left w‘heel of the truck went into
the oft
s dirt. causing the truck to tip. afternoon that be immediate m-
The load was removed and the truck '13le
was righted No one was mini-ed. A!-
ter the truck had. been lighted. the
load was replaced and it p:oceecled on
its way.
Reports that there wet-E two other
auto accidents. one '3: Stuart avenue.
the other on 31211193. Hill, could not b.
confirmed today. is no one in tried,“ to W
neighborhood knew about them. and
the pence were without any such to- Mind Géneral
formation.
NEW HAVEN W
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{property entering into the W
tion operations of the New York. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad ascent;
land a. mum of 32:4,121699 on;
property owned exclusively by the
VwHaven CW)? proper were an-
nouucea today by the W Com-
merce Commislloa- Both mm were -
tentative.
The balance sheet of the mm,
which is the tarsus!
system on which the com has
announced valuation figures Elms tar,
had placed them a: total assets of
the system at $454,949 900. The com-
pany’s total stocks and bonds valued
at par amount to $391,487 096.
,In the gran W as foam! by
the commander: are intruded the prov-
erties the sum corpora-
tiom. which the New Haven lease: or
ominwholea‘lnpm Thoma:
ottheaehtfiéOtdWComm,
valued at $49. 000, m. . -. 1
These tentative finding of the com-
mission will be openedxor inspection
and analysis by the railroad corpora-
tion and its objections to them will be
considered at open hearings. The final
value on which the comma will
thereafter expect to deal with the rail-
road. willbeset anal-them
DARIEN GIRL GIVES
MRS. HARDING CANARY
WASHINGTON. D. C., Nov. 233—111
canary: imported by G. D. Tilly of
Barton. Con-IL. has been preslited to
Mrs. Harding. wife of‘thc President.
by Miss Albertina Schlenhofer Xr.
Tilly’s secretary, to cheer her days at
convalescing. .
The canary a. St. W3, is said
to 211ng and stop on command. The
bird has been exhibited at the poultry
show here. Miss Schlenkofer called
at the White House to deliver the
gift.
All but Two connected with Defeat :11 Late Wat
Die—Life [unprisonment am! Deg-da-
tion for Admiral Goudas and General
Stratrgos—GreatBntam WilIBrenk
11"."ch .11
05m Relations
LONDON. N07. 23.———(By the
The Greek former
ministers méemneé to death by the
military court in
emed. says an Etc-go Telegraph
“.7
filo-patch from Athens this afternoon. {dispatch from
It was stated in oficial circles this.
of the Britt: Minister at
Athens will result from the execution“
ATHENS. Nov.
Press). —All but two Mthe formerl
abinet afloat: and army oficials
cased of high Reason in connection1.
with the Greek debacle in Asia.
Minor have been sentenced to death
by the military court- mortal
A sentence of.”
moment and degradation
Stratigos.
ciated ML—Tbere um
Greece if the death sentence imposed
on former wine: meet-s
carried out, it msated in ofliciali
W‘W IN
1‘ The precedent of such action of the
Britta, it was suggested. wonnld
probably be the break in diplomatic;
relations with Serbia in 1903 as the}
mt a: the murder at the Serbian!
majestia by revolutionaries.
It was no ted out. however.
the Sentences given the former Greek
The Professm’s “Bride of 3
SOUTH BEND 1nd,, Nov. 28:-
Wzth the thread: of the done“ at-
tairs of Professor and Mrs. John P.
11112 next move of the princtpfl:
toward a. restoration of harmony 111
the household was being watched
with interest today
Despite the fact that Proiessor
Tleman announced last night that the
reconcéiation with him first wife was
moving along satisfactorily, a dispatch
from Marshalltown. Iowa, quoted Mrs
Blanche Brimmer-Tieman. the pro-
femor’s "bride of a m,” as airing
that she was the latter’s wife and was
mg tlive with him; She said she
:xpected Tier-nan to arrive at the Iowa.
cut}: W’ednesday.
Whether the profemor will any
out his announced intention of disA
missing the divorce petition against
the first 3111’s. Tiara-an and have the
appeal of the paternity use against
, -1353112 of ,
“8 ta“Banyan-trauma in avers! W;
General Emmy» whom
the Greek force: tome most M
in Asia Minor.
than were sentenced to
former War
holder of portfolios in severzl m
cabinets. and General my.“
Managua: mbeen atria!
out. andthattherewassinhoyetm
heGreeka wouklnot “beach ex-
Athens have been me actmn.
1.0m, Nor :L—Am News ,
Anthenssysthatflne“
General Wad Admiral G“-
life—tnmr
1m\S.N¢V. ”(EU The AI}-
Gabi-6
strongest
ty that Great Britain will Gmkmmmmm
break at! diplm relations with were executed
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ecutedwere:
Former m Gonna-is m
mmmsu-am: um
“‘33.“
commander of theGreek £01233”
that; IIltinleoftlieAsiatl‘nmirInflfllryfl”
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Tneman Domestic Affairs
Become More and Moré Tangled
DafSaysSheIsI‘Iis'Wi‘fe
andIsGoingtonveW'IthBill- .
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trouncedlesllmmm”
mum-um”
meats.
Whirl. X", “—h
WEE-"l. of“
today from Norm-“n. Iowa. M
they spent 3m
nan announcedththermle‘
sally was entitled to wad Praia—t
Joth.TErnaninthdrCmm
Ina... ceremonyhstm.
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itely said Hrs. szn. 3113 w
Tiernan and Hrs. Am W
musseuxemeirugalmanm"
diam.
“Hy daughter never intended it
marry'l‘iemnwhmshewentbafi—
mgolast‘l'hmm‘thw
mastime.l‘nzlt'l‘ienntnttweaking-tw
Han-y Poolin‘ dimissed, or whether
he will take action to have his mar-
PIDSDDIZD RDVES
BRIDGEPORI’.1‘¥0V. 28.—-—W'hen a.
man wants a smoke, he wants it!
Prison walls meant nothing yester—
an to Edward Cornell, County jail
prisoner. when he craved m solace
of nicotine.
yard when the need of tobacco grippev}
him, he just wallet} over 2. tom and
strolled complacently to a. noes-by
store-
His absence from the work gang in
the yard m mm? daemm
hmoftheobjectofhism
mwienotonewhohaan’tawmw
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So, atworhmthejaili
Janet O’Brien set out on a march of,
the neighborhood. He met Police-i
man Roderick Lnéwig sud aimed 1'
Shortly
thereafter Cetus“, with the eptented 1
excited anathe In” W 8
CrownPointwasthemfl.
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mot S. Smith. Meat uni
treasurer of the m 8. m
Oyster Company of 12‘ Water“
diedathhhomg'lsmnflimm
thisnoontromoltrokcofm
BlmcMBrmw-msflm1
wmdmm‘lfil.
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