\- ITAIY’
L.
\- 1.2}
.er v '
K
I‘ , Mm. 3.—— “or?
vandal.
‘ most
v .- homelees lure Up
6;, mluwl .it nearly
“13 a number of. bus—
at is laid “.1520- lathe
.‘llrh Sim-pt thrrigh
{kw city. yesterday.
72‘»an of ring tighter-s
“fl-34 for eleven
u m mwu‘fii: umlvr
r
l 0
. ugr.) dlfllrlu‘t. m the
while th ~ entire i-lrg
1-4.4 figlz‘inz .lu fitl’mr
opp’mitq “-1.: n the
unlwr 1 high wlml.
b.
.--‘,
2:600 . Person's Made
' Homeless. by Big Fire
.‘m-lness Structures Destroyed and Prop-
. mmage of $2,000,000 Caused as Flames
l‘cp Through Twenty City Blocks—
: em etery Saved Central Business.
District
Entered at the South Nomi): Post
Office as Second Class Mail Hotter.
[llll 3110mm
Is comma
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HARTFORD. Dec. 2.——-That the
anthracite coal shortage confronting
the United States during the next two.
months will be considerably in exam
of sixteen million pounds was m
today by the Connecticut Fuel Adah.
istratlon. following the receipt of ac-
credited information from govern-
L1
‘
infill Kingston. Uoldsboro. Gm; 'nHlY‘r
unvl ‘Vfi-‘Nfigr’mh 3"" C- the “’9 50"t‘n‘ mental sources. Even though the
m-el to. more {Enough the resident-3 sec- anthracite mines in Pennsylvania
tiun. “nun: more than tare-n hu'idr'wlgcmfld work continuously at their {1111‘
homes. most 3.” imam occupied “3" ne~§ capacity. which they have not done
:row's. were destroyed an-l the}? slum the resumption or operations. it
sprawl down U19? “Yer from. “'3?” ‘t is inevitable. the State Fuel Admins-
;wexvt at: oxeruél factor}: 11 W’M’JC" (ration reports. that the shortage will
.vurehous». stores and 6: numb" ”f reach at least that figure.
was man ~ «
~lNlllllEll IN All
i " lllllccmlm
franklln and City Street came"
again figured in the police rzlports to-
x
l
atrm3mrvs. “MY {1}" "pen ThrfL'onl’ieCLlcut ‘r‘uel Administra-
now or prewflhwl ’h“ {ion is at the preseqt time striving to
Homes from Arlmm‘ill‘: ill!" ”“ 9”" educate the pumic to the necessity of
:m! imam-'33 «ll-“rill ‘uslng. at least in part, substitutes for
Pimpt?‘ WAT??- ‘3‘1-‘95‘ “humW’S- ”1" domestic sizes of anthracite. with
i. M. W. A an-l WU"! "f “*Sld’“9”3' which it nus hot teen been familiar
“any... nfi‘rre‘nl 11.7% Sl‘ir’llr’l‘ l3$g {fight for E9 to the DFFSEH: time.
in“ ‘nomweas. lull mm.1rwlsvv".~r--C'Wn~ the Shit» I"u..~l Administration or:
”or“! m «geml the night "‘1 1h" 09"" burning suustltutr-s. including No. 1
”now “'9” patrolliz‘g ”I” ‘fe‘lbuckwhent and \E'el’sh cool in their
”I'm-r
‘1 (’r’: m Merv
Stir»
» .l 2:” fit" IE‘-;nl."l"l~
Giant, 8 Feet 4, Said To Be
Tallest In
I mt. Auger Travelea IV
on Stage After Serving in British
With London Police Forc
VLV‘I ru‘rtlx’ va ~47”):
H: - man: who toured t11‘ curm-
H'I'l Ringling Brothers film”! to:-
-+* «wt-’34 years. died ill-I‘lrlll)
w night in the ham.- nf upon
in Manhattan Averill-3. He
r feeling well ml ally. but
Morrlaaey home for
4 dinner. He became in
”mm; and n physicisn
. :a-i. Capt. Nutter “3L5 rs-
~ «‘1 it by medium: the phy'o
‘ “n. lle lab-r welt into
w: A {HW' minutes Liter
. howl-d ‘1 [hull 1nd
couli not open the
w
4,..
,
u:
. mg»; warp removal. and.
Capt Auger was found
. - door. He died lie-"ore the
mil return to the house.
w eight feet four inches in
the WWW man
he put on the high
nil tlm sinks tin: he
Ami: the. circus h" hm! tn
«Mn \ ten {or} Inn". H»
:"lil'f. “fallen tl‘lil‘?’nlrir'
, .
Gorge
1“ Mi {UN ponmln on! was
i'l the.
: homes. and it has hcen round that not
only may these substitutes he used
; with 1 considerable deg: o" sailsrnv-
lion. hut tlwv n‘sn vivid era-nor heat
and effect smnethlng or a 5311‘“! if:
‘ fuel hills.
world, IS Dead - “It is time that the ”um-m is “may
austi‘wl a run lie-lay“. .
ml to Eli;- effect." says a statement is-
‘ Sued by the Fufel Administration. “that
1 while egg. stove and chestnut sizes 0:"
ith Circus Nine Years and Played’
.Lillhrilc'llr’ are ex: evdingiy hat] to ob—
tziin at the present time. there is an
abundonve of.\’u. l buckwheat. In
. the small alze furnaces this can can
j he placed on top or the larger size fuel
with sufisinctory rvsmlts. The furnace
can also he banked at night with No.
l buckwheat. In small"
m:- three 5“”: m a“: mini cook stoves it is even possible to
the secure. and w.” mg"; pare ndfin: :anrs'? ySOlt‘Cfl alter the grate
disclalrw and became a London 00-3 war or. vs tn ther woo-l or a. mull
licemnn. Hi4 title 01' captain was
5n honorary one.
Ma nes and
.:i~l enlisted in the British
:ls when Mite—urn wire old.
)er'e I,‘ :l.
.‘l-il‘lne‘ FU'
i-{u y‘rtvd
‘ lruHIh or
i . . .
rm: to start the fire With the are of
buckwheat."
‘ Ringling Brothers' cirrus induced,-
hlm to join tile sideshow twenty years.
mm lNfllElMENlS
the circus for two years. Then he; I I
Went. into in sketchvs Ali
AlNSl PflNZ
lawlevliln of:
his own writin: based on the s‘orlesf
of "Junk the {Jinnt Killer." "Files in
“note." rut-l "wanri League. “00:5,";
H» pluvwl in these until seven yhrs~ .
ago. whui h» again joined the Ring-i .
13.12 ‘ll'l‘lli. Me “as preparing toi BOSTON- 099- 1—1.9.“ mammal“
ear? for Huilywoml within .5 few; {or larceny are still m h the
Superior Court t Cherie: Ponxi.
the via: live or his tormen- agents in
his W _ l reply coupon
scheme was ten ed by n jury last
. “min to ka: a series of motion pic-
:nl-w with Harold Lloyd. He was a
monllwr of file 310038. the Elk: and;
Hit» Nation ll Vaudeville Artists. night of numerous cm?! at larceny
'l‘l" \ fun \rul will . 2‘ S" 1 " rag com
l."l'>’l"lll7‘)ll hV' ll“? Put: agg'iuriaxlnirll and conspl 3' to mix larceny-
., . . . . .. .Attorney-Genernl Allen after the ver-
‘W in “’lmdlt‘» "1 cemetery. He “33"‘5‘ diets had been returned declinjad m‘
.’ ,‘x c: I‘- ‘ '
4H. r. Mr. James P nrlerg‘lst Of; an; Whether these indictments would
l-lll‘fir-Ll, Forum, and a. wife. The: prp§:p.1_
3. gm Court to
Try "Becky’s Farm” Cases.
”WT; am: Alleged Culprits Scheduled to Tell Story of the
Raid This Evening. I
.h
” 1 rml.
a“! 1022.“:
«his QUARREL
LI.‘ 1). 1 DEATH
‘3 . Lia-c. 2.-—-A w‘auar-
ML; over right of
“.11 by witnesses to
i. double shooting
.1 ..::’:i one of the vic-
‘ l the other prob-
, irrhd,
.H Ralph E. Hahn.
’1'. J. New York Cen~
. uranium is in n hos—
m his abdomen.
in Tuchoh’s
Hihn's machine
rmi. and that he
V'I} when Tucholz
’ly quarrel ensued
jmrw revolvers and
”Alli; died at the
with (our bul—
n bolt fell with n
.u
it“.
u
'l‘)
”J r-
'1
.-.
l I mFIWORY.
a.
{‘)
» 2“
Mi, 1". and Al
hqulng‘. Scott '
1 3rd Tuesdays of
mvl A urns: except-
m. H. R. A. x.
' “mph. South K32
j! on Tuesdays at
* fi'mock. Joly find
A"? R. A. Isms ‘
‘ 771:7! Invited.
‘PDECKZKEP.
ys-l durlmz the state court trial, has
fsermil nearly two years of a' federal
””7179?“ or five years in Plymouth
Jut mr usznz the malls in defraud-
l‘. parole which would free him from
7:29 llfift'i’filt)’ of completing the term
amino {20* he wanted under the law
F’nnmsV all stale lndictmen:s agalnct
".iIIl had been tiisppsed of. w
MR3. STflNE "HES
TU END HER [le
~ NEW YORK. Dec 20-3115:
“1-“ l" “l" 3"“ “m“ in some Wars: M. P. Stone. acquitted ‘slayer MOI-III:
Pnnzi, who acted as his own coun-
Be Held To
would not
. Attorney Cramer C.:
mun- or‘ the details or?
:‘--r~~.v:::li‘m. :errl the mliourzxmenfa
1,2:‘4 evening was made.
:1. groo- 1
1.“.1
T. t ugh! court has been held 11 {he‘GuY Kincead, farmer Corporation
“Hf“ ’f awn», ; counsel 0: Cincinnati, ‘ho‘ tried to end
hi'IT the etceptlnn of two of thoiher life last night by' swallowing
n:“~n, H.»- acw'sv-l are all out unilcr'misom “'35 somewhat improved “X18?
fan-ls magma: from $30 for the men; but 1“" audition '35 still regarded as
""“llzvnlvrs. to 31:30 for two of the‘critlcal.
. and mm for SW”; Parker. She told hospital physicians that her
mn rh'ml woman. who Is alleged to be “Ct m "0mm“ by her tam”? ”3 ’9‘
the proprietress m. the resort. cover her license as a trained name
and because she brooded over the
1‘10me CAULDRON killing a! ‘the only person I have to
OPENS ANNUAL PAIR
'7' 3.73m“
live for."
&e insisted she was not sorry she
had killed Klncead and aldjhe would
do it again if she had to. “I killed be-
cause I loved him." she hid.
POPE WORKING ON
IMPORTANT PAPEIB
113mm. Dec. z—(A-odoted Pres).
— ope Plus batten wot
hard of lite at m imporhntm mvery
meats. nun-cu, his ”mouth in and m
Monker Caldron, Daughters of
Monkanna. opened its first annual air
and bazaar in the Masonic bulldlcn.
building. South Main street. last even-
ing. with a remarkably fine attend—
ance. There were a number of booths
where fancy articles. etc.. were dis.
posed of and all. here well [)3th
The Monker Grotto orchestra for.
nlsbecl music for the dance. The mn-
will come‘to a close this evening. one “a”; W, 'm :5:
of tonight‘s features being I «(earls cember n, Tu W, m is re-
sufiper from 5 until 8 o'clock. Hrs.
Cornelia Norm is the chairman of
the committee in charge at the supper.
while um William Voflnbrls the gen-
eral chairman in charge of the enter.
filament committee. ’
:when car: driven by Miss Ada. Pres-E
Members 0:.
I'll roams} YOU CAN
quantity of the larger sizes of anthrax
day as a bad cormr (or automobiles.-
l
cott of Flax Hm Road. and Mrs. Irene:
>F‘. Riccl 0: 1 Allen Road. came to-l
:et‘ner. Mrs. Ricci‘s car, a Ford sedan, 2
being tipped over on its side. K
Miss Prescott. who was accom-§
panied by her mother. Mrs. Howard;
Prescott. was driving from Railroadl
area we up Clay street and had crossed .
Franklin. when Mn Ricci. driving;f
towards the railroad station came
along. ' ,
urs. Prescott was hurled against the '
side-‘- of her car. a Charmer, and mm- .
plained of 11371113 tainted the side of
her head somewhat. . ’ g
In the car with Mrs. Ricci was
Gabrielle Barrett. 3 guest at the Rice!
home. Neither Mrs. Riccl or bliss Bar- g
rett were injured when the car tipped}
on its side The Chevrolet‘s right mn- 3
nlnz board was smashed in. and. the
tenders bent. end the front axle of the
Ford. together with m an trod
mudguard. Vere Wed to scale;
t‘XtPnt.
5
euro“ 3
. GOLD FOR XMAS
“’ASHINGTOS. Dec. 2.-—The 016'
custom of Hangs-id coins for Christ-xl
irons gifts. so strongly discouraged
{during the war. is no longer looked
ion with dlst'avor by the Treasury.
‘Actlng Governor Plat! of the Federal
Reserve Board lntcrmexi the reserve
5 banks yesterday that the treasury has
M
:[ease of gold for such purposes and;
{rithdrawn its detections to the re-
said the reserve been! invited 1 revi-
val of the practice,
The original request that lssmnoe
go! gold by book: be curtailed m
; purely a war time measure and some
olflcials exprened the opinion that the
;use or paperjcurrf‘acy had become
éqnlte a. habit filth the average Amer!-
1can and that he would not read-
ily turn again to the earning of
hezuy. hard money that would wear
out his pockets, eten though it did
7 jingle.
% NEW STORE T0 .
. OPEN IN NORWALK
1. ,
The store at 43 “‘all street has been
Jeane-d. by a. New York concern, known
c’nted
visit to St. Loris.
flllllillfililllf
FACES A BUSY
mam lllllll
n
-
ST. LOL'lS. the. .—(By the Asso—
Pres).~-—Georges C!.em9nc:=zau.
war time premier or France, who is;
curing the L'nlict' States on a good
“:ll expedition, faced a. busy program
here today. the second day of his
5
~\ ptzb’ic reception automobile par-
e. and the deucery of the fourth
of hi; addresses intended to Cement
r'cser relations between .France and
1h(' United Stab. r v«ere the innin events
schedl‘led Ur :5» Tiger of France be-
tel-e his olmpoxtm’l for Kznms City to.
night.
Elaborate police preautions hive
been taken to afford protection to th:
distinguished stellar. approximately a.
thousand soldiers and” policemen being
letajievi to gnarl the route of the
parade. A score of pollen. deputy
snerii'rs and det-rctn'es kept \Llil at the
hi me of Joseph Pulitzer. publisher of
*3: St- Louis Post rnspeteh. where the
l'rencnmzn is saying.
After an :etin': the local reception
committee at th: I‘nlitser home at 11
o'clock. file -r was to start on the
parade to the city. passing masses of
school children after driving through
fared parks.
Clemenceau had requested mull” is;
to see the school children. '
He was to be grwted and given bou-
quets of flowers by the student bodies
or W'sismngton and St. Loni! Universi—
ties.
Police 'grotectfon was - to be in-
cm. ~d when the petty reached the
business d'mtrl-ct. The S‘gh Infantry
Regiment. stationed gt Jeflerson Bat-
men-was to accompany the 9810“"
age to the Odeon. where Clemenceau
will speak. An arm! {Nimble from
Soon Field. mama. an m it out
7n the motivates; W! to by low
eve-r the line of wonder... ‘
A loud-W dew ‘33 m-
atalled at the (mean for the occasion.
as (member cl" W33 m
sit! the Tiger‘s «WWW in the
the: of condition.
lfllMl
3113mm m
L l.-
75 Houses and Store.
, 400 Families Are
\
a
TERREBONNE. Que, Dee.
Four hundred persons were homeless
today as a result of a fire which last
night wiped out the entire lower part
of .Terreoonn“, destroying more than
75 residences and storemnimings. in-
cluding the town hall and the post of-
fice. The convent of the Congrega-
tion of Km Dame yand Inverts! Col.
lege. conducted by the Fathers of the
Very Holy Sacrament. escaped dam-
3-82- ., .
Farmed by a. high wind. the throes.
lieved to have started in} the sns'fi -
and door factory of Joseph-11.30%
spread with zmazing rapidity. desp'me
efforts of volunteer firemen to stem
them. V‘Ihen fire apparatus arrived
from Montreal. twenty-fire miles dis-
tant. a. large section or the town had
been mowed down by the blaze, The
firemen quickly established a. ferrets
line and prevented further spread ex-
9...
a.
l
‘Counter-Reyolutionary .
Ocean's on'the Gulf of Pam
ROME, Dec. 2 (By The Associated
Presley—4A serious Greek counter-
in Pan-es and simmer. on the
Gulf 0! Petra». in Western Greece,
and on the lshnd of Corfu. where the
British flag is reported to have been
raised, as the result of W
mr‘ the Greek executions. “3!; a
message receive-1‘ here from Athens
tom. -
ATHENS. Deck 2 {By The M
aboard One Am ega-
reeentative at the Near M W‘
willgosboard' eachshfpatcmti-
nople, and will be in com “fie
the vessel is in Turkish W -
This arrangement is expected to
insure'the safety of the fleet from
the seizure by the Turks.
An announcemenf published today
by order of the revolutionary WI
states that the km of the charges
against Prince Andrew will be begun
on,
‘ Huuwlcull
as the New York Specialty Store Com-
pany, which Operates a chain of
:popular meet} women's and children's
.Wearing apparel stores.
E This company plans to open its
new store about December 12th. Hav-
ring purchased the fixtures of the old
rmyle Shep, which closed there some
:time ago. the interior of the place is
being gone over, changed and renova—
ted. .
Operating under their motto of
‘Big Sales anti Small Ptofitn” the
company he s to establish a place in
jar-walk. uni-are the women will real-
ize that they can buy their wearing
apparel at a. big saving over the New
York prices, owing to the small over-
head expense.
FAIRFIELl) com" 7
SAVINGS BANK MOVES
The Fairfield County Savings Bank.
will remove Monday from 51 Wall
street into its new bunk building,
next to the Nonalk club Italian; on
Well street. Final touches to the“
new structure are being completed
Tm; new. home of the mm
m
County Savings Emil-3W .
structure one of which is a credit to
city. ltm constructed, along
nmawfibvmmud
Bahignssettothenpperendofm
city.
GIRL avenge!!! m
Amllmtareynmunw
which-anneal“ ‘otnn
1‘
-.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2.———A state-
ment of toms! charges by Repre—
sentative Keller. Republican. of Mm-
nesota. setting forth fourteen specific
grounds on which he seeks the im-
01 Attorney - General
Daugherty has been submitted to the
House Judiciary committee, winch
meets next Monday, to consider the
charges. Transmitted to the commit-
tee late yesterday. Mr. Keller’s state—
ment was accompanied by a. letter to
Chaim”: Volstead. in wnich,'ne de-
cured the specifications “set out and
I am prepared to prove that the said
Daugherty is guilty of serious miscon—
duct in 081cc.” and of “high cranes
.nnd misdemeanors in fourteen panic-
ours.”
I: an!
be aid to me
peachm ant
otmmmdew‘mh ““5
Keller and in ms
neglect or the said
my to enforce the
Anti-m luvs or the United States
or mam." Allem a “19th“
m that the numeyfimesal M
W “enamel—thy. corrupt and
m was men" to high (mice. 3‘1"
W named cue: Justice Tart as a
ima- to be aired in support of filth
Hamlin!!!”
W6 ,
mm driven 3! m M of
. , . .1.” ,fl.’ ”my; place at,
cum!
mn.m:mmm
m.-
‘Anththhmoffie
(h .
.u: Master llssans ”9.; cm. cum me. which a
, .. mm; invited. gitugted on the wrest not or Lake AF-
. "“ “"3““ W 34- Ila-no. in“: thirteen miles M
WILCDX. Sec'y. of W, . “
F 9 LYOK. m.
m‘
more important than.
if“! (item W.-
MllS. llllllilllll I §
WEN}! fill Il
'wmr. (mom). Mien. Dec. 2.—
Both Mrs. Aimee mascara and her
daughter. Mrs" Eeda Hodefi. ‘ stand
convicteé today of min-deg, the former
in connection with the dam 0! Ronnie
Hodell. her soncinv-law, and the litter
in connection with the death of mm
Model}. her fatiguer—in-law.
Mrs. Dudseon Va: found guilty last
night. The daughter was convicted
three weeks ago.
The next step in that the promos;
tion term the “Baden death arcle
7’-
-
{mm
thePostofice andTown H
Scenes of Wild Confusion Follow
about in that? shirt deem
Reported. to Have Been Ham on
" of Corfu.
revolutionary outbreak nu occurred'
ted Panel-A convoy at ten Greek‘
mm’
,W
made no (lemongratien'mr M an! ‘
Made Homeless—p ‘—"‘
- as
of Alarm
cept in the direction hit
Forcing its way to t 7‘
river. the blame destroyed yours“
in itspath. ’1‘me a
burning early today“ Seen“ at $
contusion attended the fir: ohm-7‘ 1
Householders rushed tron Mun-r
in: homes, carrying vii-Item 313!
along the streets. into I“ Quest :
loaded the few articles in
Fathers of the Holy W .mr-
in; the blessed sacrament, unfit, 3
about the motevalled W‘ ‘*
men, women and ensure: be; It:
prayer. _.' ..
It was at Walt: £151.19;
being ch-arisr visible MM rm
tens theto for a the M‘Q 7 7
within Montreal's city limit!) Al,
though the with, t was cold, the
town became so hot that ”a“
Prince
1:: m. ..
ciecnslntwudtom also
. .
nbuphhedflutthwgf
mats in Milan racial-it”s
events then new tin-9
mm mm , f ‘~ *
. fllllllllllllflfi
The annual memorial sci-ions of
Norwnlk Lodge. No. 10:, W
and Protective Order or! ms. m is
held attire Home. in South Eh
o'clock. The program 1m
Introductory March
.Orch- m
_ Jana A. Satan. We
”Star Spongled Banner? .
I... 7 ., .'
r 1
Ensemble. :
An meow 2
,. E m i
. ell-”hin-
marine-3W
.........-.----... 1.14..
W
Hrs. Arthur Gibson SIR.
moo; Hri m Pugh.
:tulto:H.P.SnW '7
1!. L. sterling. aggregate;
Norwalk Chronicler