o, Sentinel receives My the m:
as 1 wire report at Ohm
n. 5,. the world's mu,” new.
_._ In addition the is a
. ibor of the Kewspapsamnisrprbe
(aviation which supplies features.—
ESTABLISHED 1870
:1
mm 4
inst “recline in mi cannon-hm the M
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American Protectorate fie
Prth Permanent French
‘ Control, k Suggested
ByAssocflredPrees
,Jan. 23.—-'.l_heplotueu¢
counteringtntureclahimd
Francesnd-Oelglnmwlth bu,
loss FOUND
DEAD IN TAXI”
€033 OFFICE
17~Year-Old Boy Em-
pioyedno mm... 4
Calls During Night'
GAS ESCAPED
FROM SMALL‘STOVE
Body Discovered by Robert
Brewer and William...
Byxbee.
wily Ross. 17 years old. of Main
( »-.t. was found dead at 6:40 o'clock
Irma morning in the little cubby hole
. ., Main street. used as madquart-
on Mt the Columbia ml company.
ml was asphyxiated by gas escap-
1 .. :rom a gas he ng stove. The boy
1;.1 i nut'n dead a ut two hours when
l . body was discovered. Accidental.
i: ’ll was the finding or Dr. Samuel
Huntington. medical, “examiner.
., \it‘WUd the body.
Lowrt Drawer andwmlam Byxbes
“ ., passingrthe Columbia,Taxi sta-
1 u. »..r1y this morning. Happening to
‘ “K IiiiO the station. they ”W 8°”
‘ v»: on the floor. They opened the
:1. round the place full of gasf'hnd
. ...i.io to awaken Ross. called Patrol-
1.. v. Lorenzo Adams, Patrolman
.\ , um after an examination. saw
t t Rose was dead. Be notified Hedi-
i; .miim r Huntington
’ 055. a lame lad was employed by
i oluinbia Taxi company, to
a; can telephone calls and to take
of the office in the absence of the
x. i drixcrs. He had been working for'
3 - rnmsrn about two months.
ihe omce or the Columbia Taxi
l- in} is but a cubby hole, not more
. a mum ieet long and five feet wide.‘
5 ii! :iicd by a small gas stove. _
\‘t'ording to the police. E7
\‘vi
1'.
i
‘,
' morning, huh stretched out on “I.
l r to sleep. In lying down. it is
'igiit that his root had touched the ,
‘u'ck ()i' the K“ stove’ turning ‘lt‘snd
\xng the gas to escape. The body
‘v i. i)llild on the door with a! w
1 Mr vi the door. .-
l we is survived by three brothers
3‘ r: m sisters, all living ”trifle:-
\i v k. as well as a 11th" and m?
4'17”) Uri port. Hisparenjlswera_
”7d of ha sdeamm body was‘
:_ - uved to the mid pglot's_ 0t:
aes Magnet. Mons stree f
Aoming soon “to idle
“\Hirn Kmhhood Whit flout"
“mi Marion Davies. 4 .~. , .
(~50er om if?
’ ‘. smtcd continuum“ ““3
" ‘39 No 108, r. and a. Napalm
‘ .1 at its rooms.
31‘3“:
‘7 ‘ May evening. Feb. C. 1.
"H “ark £10.”...
“”053 cordially and
"'l. Fraternafl!
CHAs. A. Pram i’ If:
ASA '1'. mm“ '
i
\ stated comm pl“ ‘
”pier. No. Ihhmuoflfl " f
"3 .‘I'isonlc Tough. m ' fish
'11:" try 23.19”. West ‘ ,
i i‘. o
in vol Arch m
izad
.i'n-sL
.car tor three ambitious residents or
war
wortant week of the campaign is the
'NO‘UQUORHN‘”
ted that Ross. who was seen “4.
.4 mm and Wall street at 8 o'clock in ‘
5.3 _
masters-by in—
' Biggest Vote Week of Auto PriZe WFS
Campaign Ends on Saturday Next my"
To begins the. most important
week of The Sentinel Prize Cam.
paign. theapivotal week or the big on-
.terprise that is going to mean a new.
the community. ifilendid merchandise
awards tor seven Others:
to the many lunch that are open
to them during the coming six weeks.
to make profitable use or theiggsparo
time. a.
What makes this the most. im-
fsct that it is the largest remaining
vote week of the campaign. Every
subscription that is in ed in this
week will can tlmusands of votes
gained for' he candidate. over the
v0 s that will be issued during the
we§s that are to come.
r that reason every candidate is
urged to make this the banner week
of their individual campaign to date.
That means mlng every possible pros-
pect. explaining to them the great
amount or hglp that can be given by
giving their subscription at this the.
There is not an active candidate
theflist~todayfb _
prospective sub \bers. friends or
relatives who have promised to all
them at some time during the cam ,
palgn. When these folks promised to
lady. they mmgnt doing it when it
would mean e most to the date“
in votes in other-words. w “their
help would bring the candidate nearer
one. o! the big cars. Every candidate
has just such a list or promises. Pos-
sibly you were holding them (or just
such an emergency as this. Now is
the time to redeem these promises.
“The ampaign management makes
this statemel! in the fofin of a pledge
to the candidates. that at no other
time during the campaign will sub-
sc'riptions bring as many votes as they
ROYAL JAMES
“No “intoxicating liquor will be
served on the tables in the dining
monotthishotelsolongulam
r." was tub statement benedfm
:1
"aergsd'atabls’i't'tbeho Onset the strikers'apneal. .
tb'e‘yvuulntpuplsosd',s; msuukymommmfi.
whiskey‘on‘ mm ‘tlr: sentinel reporter. said that: tbs
W agaiu‘ “far!“ that .113 mn‘mbté action in no
, a but mmhrgeblnd by“.
343%
pow until the end.
subscriptions until the
‘yho has a list of .
will bring 'during the present week.
up until 8 o 'clock Saturday night.
When the first mgpd ends. The votes
will positivéiy reduce as shown on the
schedule published today.— Hum
means a d as or. ”
in in; you” Mr,» , ‘?3
vii. last m ‘
. th the week when must.
will made. when to reserve votes
that can be had on subscriptions
turned in before Saturday night'can
net for you a reserve that will enable
you-to hold a commanding lead trom
Keep in mind
always. this one important point; that
voice alone can win for you when the
end of the campaign has arrived.
Wishing that you had taken advant-
age of the larger votes when they
could be'had will never be or benefit
to you then.
Insilad 0! v isiiing this week. let
your motto be “action". and keep
everlastingly after those promised
last moment
has arrived Saturday night. , ¥
The votes due on the special offer
of 20. 000 tor each of the first three
month subscriptions. which ended Sat-
urday night of last week. have been
Issued a will be turned over to the
candidate! when they come to the
cai'npaign office
rThe manager wishes to set right in
the minds 0: the candldatp and their
friends something about the published
we list which does not; seem to be
cl .It seems to be the general opin-
ion that the gate list is. compiled from
clinpindsent in to within an hour or
so or publication. Such o‘ not'the case.
however. The machinical labor that
is Involved in setting this list preprat-
(gatinued on PW)
GABBE' MOLE
FUR ROMS
Gil 9N STRIKE
A sink. has been declared at\the
photoftheGabbeMoiewor-kgbay .
and Raymond streets. by. a number or
people employed as Masher!"
gin-o. aganst conditions which have
be” described as "intolérable flu!
which apploa'imate actual
Very u ‘
An .appeai has been e by the
strikers to the mum Ear
worker: Union. and Charles -m,
representing the national union. has
beensenttothiscityinresponssis‘
”Action was taken." sail “M
obfmosuse we telttbat I,“
7 bent
talc.
year. . lbs will
pose! will be submitted at a special
town sting to be held Thurdday
nix tbs lostn hall. it
Th revised rates enema-mayo not
been approved by the combines tor
the town board ‘0! finance: Attorney 8.
Grout or the committee. declared Eat—
cs'i'its tor the am hundred kilowatts
used and 12 can or all turther eon-
sumptlon. Thug scale. Attorney
Grout ’said. would show a decrease in
the annual gross revenue o
810.009 on e water compiny‘ bar:
The co puiy's original otter to the
Westport Cltisens Committee the: it
would reduce lighting rates and in-
crease water rates was not accepted.
port’Hydx-aulie cenipany. controller-o!
the estport company.- provides. that;
the charge tor‘the first 50 kilowatts
be 12 cents. the out 100 be 112 to ten
ants, and all consumption beyond at
nine cents. .
ethic provisions or the error re-
quite. that. the townspeople- atop
proc to: a year. and that w
ratés n unchanged. It the;
approves the proposal. the ached
i’ubljc U Commission hearing
will not be he ..
icst‘rnn Emmi—s 4 4
i
notified of his whereabouts.
Ho lathe brother-Judah“ Irving
ml, m
1,
.LOCATED BY Bough. ‘
An escaped patient tron: the West. f
The ion...- ‘amlnmnd for $1.800.
the Essex for $1.000..st the garage
was insured for I600. through local
agents. '1‘. H. flan-ix 00., carrying the
insurance on the mind 1.11. Lay-
ton 00.. on the garage.
”Hr. Gods when 1dr. Chief-
George W and Patrolman Mil-
urdgy_'1‘he 311“ now in (on. ma}. 6 ton Mckwood. am the fire. that
he hsdbeen bisgarageabout'l: so
o’clock and everything seemed to be
all right. He knew nothing be fire
until he was told by a no who
saw the mo. thrmh the *garage
winded".
The Central BtaQo’n apparatus was
'caileda‘ad two lin or hpso were laid.
one n-om South street. the other
from Inntord- Place. to.’ Mac or
il'he‘seeond proposal iron: the Bridge- . the. blue.
~ Pectin-fly. enough. both {ins-awere
rendered useless formeve' “too.
who e nonlsi'became c by
alibi: up small“ ston’es from the:
main; the stones Jamming in. the
metals mouth. Hmver. hampered as
they were by “3:11.; thcfl
guisbedt'flmblise bolero. the same
was badly deranged or before/either
o"! the car-fun rendered insole“.
' durum: amount or damage done
to have is approximately 42 000. at- a torch
Auburn; ‘-
' denote it
. .e_ _ encodes lie W
W
Chic!
suit or
the car
c: which is badly Gbarmd.
. m wider the
the 4AM gear:
was well. the interior.
,Bognrdut and Patrolman
Lockwood had the thrill or their ll-
when they went into the Gods h
to question Mr. GodapbOut’ menu.
As they entered the room's. big Ger-
man police dog. which had been in
another room. lumped up growling
and darted tar Lockwood, rising on its
hind lake and placing its torepows on
Imkwood's m
teeth only a inc es from his taco.
Lockwood rousing
however. and Chis: Bogardus called
to Gods to take the dog away. The
degrwith difliculty was taken away
and locked in another room. He did
not offer to attack Lockwood beyond
jumping up on him. and “growling.
shoulders, With its bored
perfectly cunt.
A twin six Packard an bile
ofi‘ned by Charles L. McLeod, ore-
house he Bridgeport. was partially
destroyed are at 6: 85 o'clock yes-
Ceiday 111 ng. ‘ -
The machine caught fire as the re-
thwngine bani-tiring while
was rig-iced on ~WaJi street.
near Main street. A genemi alarm
was turned in. from Box 16.
was extinguished by the use of chenil-
cais. The. machine was' driven to
Bridgeport under its own no“:
Thsflrb
‘ ». . were thee-sour "
because utensils-tn am early hour.
By AW Prose.
‘. WASHINGTON.
earth ‘1'
were me
three hours _
7 selnnograph at Georgetown Unlvefi
alty Observatory early
first an
' ‘6”
”t
’QUAKE
EARLY TODAY
“a.
Jan. 22. -- An
_ v‘described as of very se-
and hating more moo
recorded on‘tb’s
today. The
occur-redattz' scan». t1.
ind Beigiti'm by German nation“
,, :7 hupected, and to these will pm
‘ .be added the nation's e‘lmate oi! the
’ tic fields a shortage
IA long list or claims againstFrancs
i
.o—s
am to its sovereignty by tbs ‘
armed occupation. As precedents
go. wwowmamw
have already tuned” _
W1.
A suggestion for an America on. ,
tectonic over the Ruhr is meeting}...
'with considerable favor in Boone dip
eles, where it originated.
Such a step. it is belleve‘, mdi *
prevent the French from permanently
coutglllug the Rhenish 336m
area, and would therefore be in the
interests’ot American British trade.
An immediate coal tamifie lins-
occupied Germany is :gena'rblly
reared here, it the not}. .minas
can maintain the 9 cribs last
ten days. Only one-halt off fie
Reich's supply comes train that
ter and with British importation: and
stimulated production in other domes.
does not seem
imminent. _ »
mammr. 7 ' ' ;
some: of miners in the Ruhr Yaig
icy. called yesterday by the labor
conference at Essen. wereJn wastes-
at various pits throughout the valley:
today. ' 1
The strikes, complete or with"
were in the privately wntroltsd work-
whose dirwtors were arrested'
by the French last week.
Withdrawal of the occupying trodpn
from the state owned mine Sepia-ties
fiat. .haa been seized mtolloiad by
.—-———-
(common on Page Two?
y. Guy Elbirt Lee, .
district. son or Ex-
it. handled suddenly on
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