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ESTABLISHED 1870
fills WALK .
our 1N PROTEST
AT CONFERENCE
Somation Caused by Action
at the Lausanne
Parley.
\RNIEN VIAN HOME
I’LAN CAUSES ROW
Allies Claim w”mThai: Their
l’lan Had Not Been
Insisted Upon.
la'lnit‘d Press.
Jan. 6.—-The Turkish
ALA L“- mm
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' if <\.\'.\'i.
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r. . .. 't the meeting hall today as a
l against the allied insistence
,r'l1’l‘i‘di home.
\ , wiml; to the Turkish account of
which produced a sensa-_
. lll'lnan Monatgna of the sub-
.on on minorities read a state-
.-.orlng the Armenian home.
:‘ullowcd by Sir Horace Hum-
i-Luzlund. who spoke in advo-
.-smhllshlng the home in
Horace also wanted the
. gue an independent district
may ro-Chaldeans in the region
Luke \‘an and west of lake
i. .>
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‘ .zr Boy. the Turkish spokes-
13 red he understood the allied
m the Armenians and others
w the allies had incited them to
.1 ml thereiore felt morally
‘4 help them.
I. it'ur said he must consider to-
‘ r-d declarations as not having
in. and that it was his duty to
x »- meeting. He walked out
a : u murmurs oi the other dele-
it'nce circles were seething
w , . ‘ltement alter the incident. It
; allied to as an indication that
_ , were reaching a crisis. Allied
-; mm declared they were tar
nslsting on the Armenian home.
. contrary. they had said there
5. . l he no question or inserting the
Ar: .lan home arrangement in the
La '« nno treaty. They w merely
ukri thkt Turkey. for humanitarian
s give her earnest attention so
. J slion of allocating some corner
0' I 1.“an to the Armenians. where
._ w .111 enjoy some degree or local
.n ~ « .~ under the sovereixntv oi
, d be gtven certain guaran-
. 4 . - rnlng the privilege of guard-
‘ ‘ .. national language and cus-
EUTCHERS
GET COMPEEEE
vmmcmon
-s- nndlcation of Isaac Seigal
Us Sachs or this city was
.- .-w-l-llay attornoon when the
H. 1 .1 men went to New Canaan
: .11 to answer to charges that
. . , ,. preferred against them by
. police department. 1. e.. of
- sixes into this state without
permission.
A , . - was entered or the charges
is» - at u local men. as it was shown
1 ‘ ,, .. contention the they needed
/. v.3. to bring the c vee into Con-
;: ' lrom Sew York sate.
. Sfiioflel‘ Robert Whittluoy,
’ Hi‘Jilcl‘ of domestic law M
E“.~xed that ten calves. which
n smzed (mm the local ,men.
‘ ‘ l ’l ;~‘ “ere arrested last Sunday
E' ‘ . be returned Weill. but he
. .1 J a permit for them to brill!
5“" - ‘ 'llls state to be ““811“
TV ' . v. lrposes.
- A. whichwereseisedllrthe
5 1 .. . “hen the arrests ”I"
31- u ' Sunday. had notreached the
‘ niecified by the law when I
.m: is required to hm 0““
a» " ,. state line.
3‘" ' ~ ;: i'aul R. Connery "OWL.
‘ Mo men who condu‘? market!
' ‘5' one on End “if”
"-""‘ "° other on Mail M O“
l ust together with stories
wen spread mild M
:ui caused than! com
lamess and bouillon“.
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Tum tinssn NEAR Dual-ll.
3! dominated Pre-
‘ YN. Jan. o.-—Hany perso-
‘ mi in a collision all _the
“"a' .‘x'lethern Line near Dublin. to.
7 '1 an engine, removed ire-II
3 ' "mm by armed men and to“
'; at full speed toward nae-la
i into a passenger train no.
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"$90310 pm
q Won Lodge. No. 198. I'. said.
“37's in Mason? minding. sea:
a ree let an I WU
3”?- nnnth. July and A“ “:1
x'hfiinclock. now '
d ‘ and internally
Pan—r. J. wanes. w. as. * ,.
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Nominations continue to arrive it
the Manager's desk from. ambitious
folks seeking a share or the $3,000 in
prizes to be given by The Evening
Sentinel to those having the most
votes on March 3rd. Every snail
brings its full share oi entries while
many visit the allies in person for
first hand information. The import-
ant thing. all agree is to start at the
earliest possible moment to secure
every vote that may be had.
Names that have been .received to
date include people' from every walk
of lite. This po t was stressed in the
initial announ out. that no matter
what one’s ““0! flight the
chance of winning the first prise. or
Modifier w to In: “Mm
me «so ago in in street {is
winning hue. Non: one repre-
sent ages averaging the young-
sters in the grade schools to- 11%
lied 60's. One candidato well this
age has entered the cam with an
enthusiasm that-will equal any shows
by others two generations younger.
Age counts little: the will to win is
the big factor. .
It is not neceeary that nominations
be made by the candidates themselves.
Anyone who cares to do so may nom-
mate as many of their Mends as they
care to name. However. candidates
may nominate themselves. ,by" filling
in the Blank found each day in The
Evening. Sentinel. This blank entitles
the candidate to 5.000 votes. the point
from which all workers start. All
votes credited to'them aiterward‘must
come from the tree votes appearing
daily in the paper orirom subscrip-
Iors. It is‘not possible for anyone
to buy votes under any circumstances.
The prise list as a whole is so ex-
ceptional in its value and scope that
many other nominations are expected
before the expiration ,period {or new
entries arrives. The three cars are
Henry Bowman Cleveland, deserted by his wife and almost penniiess, offered these. his four
at $10 each. They are, loft to right. llyr’tle. 8, holding Geneva. 18 months; Janette, Geneva's twin
ter 6. They' re new is the Children’s Home at Cincinnati.
Norwalk' Residents Eager
To Enter Auto Prize Ctmtest
desired. and the cash commission of
10 per cent to those who do not ,win
a prize makes it a business proposi-
tion that should appeal to everyone.
Heading the list is a 81305 Buick
Six Touring car. Next in order
comes a. 8980 Maxwell Touring gar.
followed by a 5600 Chevrolet Touring
car. ’
The fourth award is a $190 Md-
room Suite. purchased oi the Ange-
vine Furniture Company. 16 North
Main street. South Norwallt; the mm.
a 8100 Victroln. purchased 01 A. J.
Collins. 70 North “a t. South
Not-walk: Crib. an “5
Worms ,3}
merchandise Order from Frank mo.
by. ladies’ and men's titt'er. some
Main street. South Nurwslk: ninth. a
sat Traveling Bag, purchased or the
Gumtee Trunk and Umbrella Co. 9
North Main street. ‘South Norwalk;
tenth. a. $12.75 Set of Community Sli-
verware. purchased of O. B. Jackson.
58 Well street. Norwalk. Then a cash
commimlon of Ten Per Cent. to un-
successful contestants. These prises
can be viewed at the stores where
they were purchased at any time.
Whether you have been nominated
by someone clear or have sent in your
own name. it is well to keep in mind
the fact that the time of the campflgn
is so short that you cannot Miami to
lose a single day before starting a
campaign for votes. As quickly as a
candidate is nominated by a friend.
that worker is notified at once. This
is'the signal for immediate action on
that candidate's part. He or we
should start getting votes an once. and
with the aid of friends found willing
to help. can quickly build up a vote
producing organization. To make cer—
tlae bed in their respective classes:
the merchandise priaee are all to be
Idol‘s than one local person ' is
where 1’.
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at sa-eaeh: r . “("01“,
three Casi: “he 4. run
large billets: ,
gale!" out w .ho alloznilod to
Sold $5 Meal Tickets, But
Buyers Found Restaurant Closed
P. PshuhsaofNewInnchoommNorthMamStreet,
DisappearsOwingLargeBlh.
restaurant in South Norwalk out oi
(Continued on Page Two)
m:
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Ansevine mum: assets. sis m
: anmm‘emi":'
”ending the wkter in
The ion probeliy will M325. 900.
The fire. was discovered W one of
the teachers in the school. who‘smeil-
edsmokeandgwnthealarniatter
finding the lower door and Went
tilled withdnoke. Someotthemlk
in the school were shunt tor the
Christmasflacation. but there were
eightvboyfiaud girl's 7m in age
tromseven totwelve years sleep on
the second floor. ‘Miss Mary Beattio.
head of the school, and‘threo woman
teachers. also were in the building.
Unable to descend through the'
smoke-tilled halls and rooms. the
women and children waited on alto
second floor until the two loci are
companies responded to the telephone
alarm. Ladders were raised by the
firemen and the children and teachers
were carried down' to safety. They
lost all their personal citrate and.
after they..were taken to the m. of
\Villiam.fioach. nearby. calm were
sent out for clothing.
The tire spread rapidly throuxh the
house and the firemen could make lit-
tle headway in checklng'the names.
The dose walls of the house remain-
ed standing after the fire had burned
itself out. Firemen saved some or the
furniture, but a number of fine antique
pieces were lost.
The tire was believe?1e to have start-
ed from. a detect in heating
tern. The house was of Swiss erg
tectural design and sun’- built seventy
years-snort“ Rev. Ronni-Ian.
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hunter.
not limited to women.
Question No; 5.
until Monday 'n'oon.
menu’s
said emphatically. “No.”
victim on the subject. .
In lender‘s: Sentinel. the
be announced.
_ dough-
for or the Earl of Strathmore. who is
reported betrothed to .the Prince of
"Whatistgbeetmyoeover
This. the m huesfl'on or The
Evening Sentinel 8100 in gold prise
contest konothateverywomaninf "
Not-walk might. answer with a mt
pride in her ability as a. bargain
The question. however. is
it le‘ possible
that the winner of the prise .ot a 85
gold piece may be a man. proving
that the (air sea have no monopoly as
53ers The question, however. can-
be decisively settled until day
alter tomorrow at 8 p. on. the time
limit set for was to this question.
The name of the winner will be all:
nounoed one week from today. _
“Do you approve
oi bobbed hair 101- women?" is open
thus allowing
contestants a margin. of time for let-
ters delayed in the mail over fluids!-
a majority "of Harwell:
take hold cropped hair for women in -.
extreme distavor. tor more than two
thirds of the answars received hare
The Contest
utter wonders if the young women J
o! Nos-walk who have abbreviated
their treason regret it.- or it; they are
merely too shy to express their con-
winner
of the “dilution off-this series
, anemic;
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' Séui-Dfilitsry Plan for Occupation of Teuton Territory
Being Perfected by Poincare.
’ByAssooiatedPress
Sir John Bradbury. the British mem-
be“ attésded tilt reunion. There will
bone discussion or the merits ot’the
case: The germane are eutithi under
the treaty of Versailles to mt
their arguments and look Earthen.
oi:,!‘rence. the m otthe de-
" (suit measure. ousted no objectiootn
Ruhr Valley by forces at. least selli-
Eleni to protect the customs cbliectovs
who wool. d be sent there under the
premiere reparations scheme; 7
Premier Poincare is going am
with his—plans with a level-heeded do-
iiberateneas befitting as experienced
lawyer. The premier‘pianned to see
Bren:~ i Thoums of Belgian again to-
day be going to the Cabinet meet.
it is understood that the French
premier favors _a semi-military plan
PARIS, Jan. 6 ——_Germany will be given a hearing by the to”: .7
. tions commmeion before any action is taken on the French proximal ;:
, to have her declared in default en local deliveries, the commissionds- '
- cided today! When the question came before the commission, it»-
proved the German request. for a hearing. . ,
« Berlin was immediately notified and asked to send experta is
~ they can be heard by2 the commission next Monday.
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There will be a meeting at the
Women’ a Republican Amocktien held
at the sentence no. on m
Jan. :3.
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