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HEREVERYSOON
Priscilla Alden Also Had
Tough Voyage from
N ovia Scotia.
I-‘RANCES GoouNow‘
(.ETS HERE SAFELY
Boat Not Seriously Dam-
aged by Stom—-Cap-
tain Tells of Trip.
‘»l‘ having been grounded for
ml hours in the upper Norwalk
the three-master schoonsr.
illicl‘s Goodnow, which was but-
: by storm] for two months he-
.1 making this port, docked ot the
Huorgo Paper company late Satur-
lllizllt. A second schooner. the
Willa Alden. also with a cargo oi'
Ilur the same company is ex-
~ :1 to arrive in the Norwslk har-
“llllln twenty-four hours. This
Mme-r was even more hattered'by
‘ i'lLdlll‘l than the Frances Godnow.
:ng lost its masts. anchors and
. l general equipment. In fact. it is
, I vcd that members or the crew
« 10 injured during the m
The I‘ rances Goodnow, in charge 0!
Ilpinin w. J. Johnston and first
\ltto William Johnstpn' left It:
tror'e, New mama”. b0
.\urwalk on Novom .
Matters... the veneth’pkg“. 95 “1".
«'wind nous, "
an;
l dznston. which I“??? .:
schooner into shallow waters.
S'wl‘m anchors were riggedrin an on»
\ur to ride out the gates; but the
.. ‘wr chains parted leaving the ves-
t the mercy of the wind.
good seamanship. the schooner
. finally guided into the port of
mnls. Mast, ~where it laid for
vhrn days until the wind had
an itself out. From this port. the
wner was toued to Norwelh. There
- six in its crew.
".lllillin Johnston stated today that
:vhooner was not seriously dam-
! by the storm. He said that the
urrnrr would be towed to Perth
,-
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1.3001'1‘ WOMEN’S
REPUBLICAN DINNER
‘r'rs. Leo Davis.
I Connecticut 0! the Women’s Na-
[{L'pubiican club, entertaiue
m‘mrs of the executiv board of
Mllrneld County Repub can Wom-
Association as her guests at the
mi anniversary luncheon of the
'H-n's National Republican club.
t In the hull-room of the Waldorf-
' «in Hotel, New York city. Satur-
More than 1.500 persons were
» emit at. this brilliant aflslr. ‘
unvsts of honor included men and
~ul-n known nationally in Republi-
politlcs. such ll Mrs. Henrietta
-'rnlnre of Yonkers. N. Y.. New
. k State chairman of Republlcnn
'll-‘zl, and member 'Of mac!“
.. "fillit'fl Brazilian. commi-lon: Sen-
ww George Wharton Pepper. James
Wadsworth. Jr.. and Nathaniel A.
wrrlr: Miss Helen Varick Boswell.
uinont in New Yorlt' city civic
Mrs. Harriet Upton Taylor. and
Rev. J. l. R. Lax-nod of Yonkers. ,
\er Davis’ guests were: Mrs. Per-m
\t'. Brooks, Mrs. John N. anford
Gerald A. Cunningham. Mrs.
Iv'los E. Cutler. Mrs. John, C.
kin-l. Mrs. Albert H. Emery. Jr”
"-q Thomas Ewing. Mrs. H. Willard
k. Miss Alice Greenlenf. Mi-
lrlonn Guile. Mrs. Carl Alex Kara
wm_ Mrs. Edward 3. Hart. MI. E“
‘ Hoyt. Mrs. Clarence Hyde. Hrs. H.
m. Lewis. Miss Julia K. McDon-
. 1? Mrs Frank’i‘. Median. Mrs. W!!-
n Klng Mix. lliss mucus “Niel-
,. a. Mrs. George H. Noses. Ilrs. Seth
" xw Picrpont. 1511.. Breed '0. Re
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‘V‘l‘rm‘k. Mrs. Edvard Van 2110 and
21..., Alvin D. Wadsworth. l
«we.
miso§m—nm— .. -. m1
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A stated communication. ot Oldmm
“r11 Lodge. No. 10:. F. and A: It.
‘mu be held at its room m ..
M‘mple Tuesday evening, Jon. 1‘ l
r m. WorkEAdogroo. All“.
tor Masons oordiniiy and from!!! F
imited Fr‘ternsny you".
CHARLES A. Pram; war.
Attest: ’
ASA T. LOWNDEG. m
N.
Bomé‘BANDll
(it.
«a behdit was to“
resident member '
£05135 ”Pi .
Body Is Found Weeks
Later. - '
DIES IN A GA-BAGE
Pockets Contained Silver
Dollar and Severe]
Quarters “Dimes.
By Assochud Press
DENVER. Col. Jan. 15. --The dar.
ing bandit who stood upon the run-
ning board of an automobile as the
rncn who robbed s Federal Reserve
fink trunk of $200,090 in hunt of the
Denver Mint, on Dec. 18. sped away
amid a rain of bullets from mint
guirds, paid with his lite.
Deserted by his pain. the body or
the dead robber—believed to have
been the leader or the band—woo
found last night in a private arise.
in the tashlonsbls Capitol Itill resi-
dence district.
A ”gaping wound near ths‘iandit's
heart told the story.
touted to manual fibor,
caress shout a west are;
m
in the front sent at the car. He was
frozen nod an overcast had been
thrbwn over him.
That the dead man did not profit
much in the bugs loot obtained by
his contederates. was indicated who:
police found only, one silver dolhr,
three twenty-five cent pieces. two
dimes end a ave-cent piece .In his
pocket.
The dead man was described as is:-
‘lng 36 years old. short end heavy set.
The robbery or the Federal Reserve
guards tool; place at 10:80 o'clock 6n
the morning of Dec. 1! lost. The dar-
ing of the robbers and the utter aban-
don which they displayed during the
holdup “and their apparent disregard
for human life characterized the rob-
bery and the murder as one of the
most sensational ever staged in Col-
or’ado.
(Continued on Page Two)
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For haunt-town reader. of ”15
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This is done so that all readers of this
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or thmlew Miss.
Deserted by Comrades His
FROM sno'r WOUNDS 5
Novice
The lender‘ believed to be. the man,
diilerent days. Therefore. tollsyis4
9"
nbis W to Atty. Gen.
Downy.
He MW
190‘. when he
outed Ohio
successful
insurance
rtor, comic taxes.
was president 0! the
education methods.
(other of two sons. she now
and by the same token
th‘et most everybody
solving nominationi.
selves or who ind been
since anonnnoeinent oi! this
‘ gyms 'r. smnovir
COLUMBUS. 0.. Jon. 1‘ -—A‘leader
in iota! emits is mentioned as prob-
his" month i .'
3
Berry If“
it the rum 9! the lot-
ter's restgnltion materialize.
The man whose clothing and handsl >
bore evidence that he .wss not scoops. '.
Iy proso-
comp-lilies
through to the i1. 8. Supreme Court.
Community more has taken up a
great deal of Seymour’s tim'e.
Columns"
Chsinber of Commerce for two years.
and a member of the board or educo
tlon. where he strove to improve the
teaching staff. soliOOI facilities and
He
:02 Seymour msrried Evelyn
Owens at Newark. 0;. and is the
at‘Pfihcs-
ton University. the ~sthsr completing
his education in Washington, *
New comm... E ‘ .» .
’l‘iusWeek In the Sentmel’
‘ Contest,
:1
' Everything from six cylinder auto-
mobiles to silverware is" included in
tholistotprisestobegisopibeeby
The Evening Sentinel on March 3rd—
'Witseems
will town til bent
in having their full share of the more
subscriptions
and votes trons new candidates; sud !
thus who had nominated them .4.
W
gilt-test a tow don previews. But
the end of nomination- is
twm (or tha‘e‘sremen
theirrelora-dsfl?
sent if during the present
Butler Chm, Nb. 9., n. L
meets in MM”
"feet. the In! all} M .'
"-‘mh months: am ‘
August my“
cordially and .. '
I.
outset“
norawho
.vrtth
thesolo object oi him their sons
Lstthemmmowinningust’at the
close. and.these accusations wili be
week.
Forthstmsbtertherehplentyota'
mm‘nt- mutant“! ml,
canal
23." lid
SPOKANE. West», Jan. lie—Presi-
dent Harding will fit! a
tighter. to his cabinet. it he appoints
Senator Miles Polndexter 0! Washing-
ton to succeed Secretory gt Interior
Fail.
' and
attorney.
Ho W: Elm ads of
The: digress year an hi asst
he moved. to or he. has
his. house: - , “id m ”‘31::
mm“ oy ., .
jpudgs‘r, ‘ ’ $3.0? to
1911,
1911 Mel
.4 :
Poindexter has beep kno-
vor come, mtioruu upturn!
” c i
and the); rte the Semis? gram
wheths’ending of the.
present C 1’an
his sat to the newly. elected
$13.3.
omen walls Wm mum
later because the city's prosecution
{to fa~'
‘_ owners’ refusal to deliver coal on any terms was to extend the
the cost owners of the Bphr from supplying coal or coke to Ifrsnes
.. .13: Assumed fies.
" em tho"Rubr 11mm 0‘ moaning. coiled mended to the "
aeolpitaie Drsn‘ati'c Action
by French
.5 ‘ -
1%sz ‘ "
.; DUESSELDORF Jan. 15. —che’ summer to the GM
of occupation, originally intended to cover only the Boclmsi region.
Them line esishhshedhy General Degouce’ s forces' is from
to twenty kilometers further eastward, coming to the edge of the
great: industrial city 0; Dortmund.
BERLIN, Jen. la-The Ge coal commission has pmfififefi
‘or Belgium even it psynient is made for the fuel
This stifiening attitude by stile German government is expectcd
here to precipitate dramatic action by the French government. ‘
mm The refuse! was contained lathe ,.
~ repiytoawflttenorderrrosnm.m
memes, which was delivered in.
dividually to the directors. ordering
fish to resume delivsies in accord-
ance with the reparations prose-1p, '
The nine dheetors’
59““an their reply st s M
M with the cohtrol commission 1*
m Jan. its—This city. the
hematite fiensuuu‘e‘ssteeiworu.
not. occupied .‘" the me today.
operation by the
f thoGermsniad'ustrili mtm
Dixon is “invalid ”been govt;
’ornorol 30!:me January Main}:
Bin‘poiitiofl} .
sum, thread: '99:: Sauces
. accuses-fix .
At“? his election. '
m in 182.0,. d” betore' he to‘ol't
office. there“ [hot his pouhil-
l.ty for ”Wu as secretary or
interior. But Mr “M s appoint-
M ended that.
u.
DELIVERY OF
r... em... .ot deliver-.3
subscriptions turned 4!:
- dates striving for a shore-B‘s! Thel
3:“...S"‘22g.~§.‘3.‘.2:..' $33” Evéninc Sentinel :3 we? run.
Until slate hour semi-duo night the 4 ”first '“1 ”:d”b‘;’";m an»
contusion oillce wss kept busy, row‘ fl . _. 4kg 1 ~ » ”'1“,
THE; SENTIN EL “
"riot til:
t
ésndié ‘
The Narwsilt Street department is
today over-taxed endeavor!“ to re-
move the heaviest o! the sniiw trons
iynfmmgmd condoned initiidnsk.
unfit this: into a mild. drilliling
W
Carlin. as it did on Sunday. sent
my householders. cod- no-
um.- or
‘ Loonnotoommtssion today that they
ammwsotheeonauoootg‘
cm.” the result. muss finite?
' ' intenflon fig,
month‘s: money Ind see
196d: because at the Ruhr severe and extensive than thug.
occupation. mm yesterdty. are not:
putlntoeflec't. itnddssndthsflc
vanes into Germany has entered nah
an even grave:- stage.
GREAT mm
8; Wm,
BERLIN. Jan. 16.--Recosdlng ’11.“ .
arrhvai oi! the French at Bochuntpfio
natal Onselter says all work lush-K
inns! refuse to: resume deliveries or
coal on the reparations account. even
in return for cash payments, on the
ground that they were in receipt of
an order than the Ger-rhea federal
coal commissioner forbidding such ac-
tion. \\
Would Bar New Shops ,
From Clean Rivers if
Destructive of Fish
ga‘n distributing Harlem '-,
wsr with France and demanding f3.
refignstion of. Chancellor (Juno. , "
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