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newer area
or 11th
CityoiN :1
li;.'
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ANOCIATED PRESS NEWS FROM ALL PABTQ .3! THE WORLD IV A OPEOIM. WIRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR.
or Local.
AND '
Gem Ne ; 1:
Entered It the Booth “Milk Post-
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SOUTH NORWALK. omit, roasnav, DECEMBER 1 1914
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WIR [88? All
Still Sending British Naval Code
to Cruisers Dii New York
illii 1111111
Harry Darrell, 22, Week Minded
and e Degenerate, llad Been
Heard to Italic Threats to
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swat lllllM [ll-"E Night BidsrsEo by Auto to Closed
Bacon House and Depart Be-
Dne on Warranty Deed in Pocket tore Morning
oi Dead Man's Coal an. Others
GERMAN
' 1
AND IROKE THROUGH CIRCLE
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Willi Willi Pilll
Proposed to Drill Ariesan Well
and Have immense Storage
Tank
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1515 ll 351111 Bill
Accused by “Associated Press
oi Revealing contents oi
Newsilliesssaes
I
pal water system? A number of prom- '
lnent East Side residents are positive
this can be accomplished and plans
are afoot to call a district meeting
for the purpose of publicly discussing
the advisability of taking some action
1 1 in the matter.
\IASIHNGTU‘! Dec. 1.-—— 1.111111 (on?
be learned here of the reported 11cm»
Litton of govu'nmcnt agents in Poll-
on Rustic Bench and Settee in‘
Store
it has been suggested that a lingo
tank can be erected somewhere on
:nccticut in connection with the inves-
tigation of wiicics s tolei-traillty tholc
The navy dcpnitnitni has charge. of
enforcing the neiitrnlitt' law on wire-'
inl‘ {(11 Harry Carroll, 22 pears old, 'lcas stations The bureau 114‘ 1111111111-
:1 degenerate. 11110 is suspected 01' tion of the commence department.
(‘:1llimltlillg the fatal assault with a “'m‘“ 's “name" mm” m“ “”01“
broken wagon axle upon County Coin- l1111 with the duty 01‘ inspc: tinr and
, . rcgulutlni> amateur “ll‘rlt‘i-S op.-r11
““55“"19" Hubert 3- Case Of Bark tions is 1001101111111- with tllt n1111
lianistcd,
the death of Mr. Case Sunday attor-
noun. (‘arroil on two different acorn,
Stone has stolen property belonging to
Mr. Case Tllt first time was March'
M
The police of three states are search- i
to untitistnotl to I111
(t‘ontluuod un 'I‘wclt'tli Put-.11)
10— 1111 rulintv
M-
MOOSE PIIIIGHASE
. .1,
boots front the Case store in Bark
l1amstecl.He was sent to Jail for ELKS LATE HOME
four months and when released, July
14,1911. returned to Barkliarnsted Deeds were passed last night, iii the
and broke into and stole property front office of Judge Joseph R Taylor.
Mr. Case‘s home. On October 17, where by the South Norwalk Lodge.
[1911.119 was sentenced to sixty days Loyal Order of Moose. becomes the
in jail and was discharged January 23, 011 nor of the Elks Home. at (58 South.
1912. It is known that Mr. Case had Main street, and possession of the‘.
lived in fear of him ever since. ‘ property will be taken at once. By
Another peculiar coincidence in con- an agreement between the trustees or,
Ilet‘llon 11itli Carroll is that when a the two lodges, the Elks will be priv~i
small bov he was committed from ileged to occupy the entire club house
Sharon to the Gilbert Home, in Win- next Sunday, on the occasion of the
sled. then in charge of Dwight S. Case. .1 annual memorial services. and can
of Hartford. a brother of the murdereul hold the scheduled meetings
commissioner From the Qilbertl month at the Home
Home. Carroll went to the home otj The Elks are hopeful of taking pos-I
iii/ire. C C Show, on Center Hill. Bark-' session of the new Home on the op—
lposite side of the street by January
l. as the work on the building is
liprogreaslng rapidly and satisfactor-
MllllDEllEll OF THREE :“t-
’lng the arrival of the boiler, and as
(Continued on Fourth Page.)
'8 “EL” F0“ TRIAL soon as the heating apparatus is in .
stalled and in working order part
of the building can be occupied.
ASHEBORO, N. C. Dec. 1.—Lowe The Loyal Order of Moose is rapid-
d‘lauiels, the Randolph county moun- ly growing, and for some time has de~
tainecr, charged with killing three per- sired to have a home of its own, The
sons and probably fatally wounding his building just acquired is admirably
,11'ifo at his home, Saturday night. was.adapted to its needs. and will make
held for trial without bail after a pro“ an ideal place for meeting and social
Jiminary hearing yesterday. The hear- quarters,
111g, was held at Dnnieis’ home so his be made in the way of improvements
,11-iie could testify. ,or enlargements,
' The first meeting of the Moose will
be held in its new quarters on Thurs-
‘dny e1 outing of this week and the of-
floors hope for a large attendance.
\\' ASHINGTON, Dec.
43? JAPANESE
MIIIEIIS KILLEI
'lMexico City. has’assured the United
LONDON. Dec. 1. 4:59 a. m.—A
fl‘oltio dispatch to Renter's Telegram
Klompany reports a serious mine gis-
oster in Hokkaido, the northernmost
of the main islands of Japan. It is
reported that 437 miners are dead.
he glten every protection and that
his tloops will continue to preserve
order. '
. 'ALLEGED MURDERER'S PETITION
NORWALK DRUG co, SELLS 1 DENIED-
STORE ’ | HOULTON. Me. Dec. 1.—T11e peti-
i‘iie Nor“ gilt Drug Compnnv 5 drug
store on North Main street has been
Alice Peiletier, of Presque Isle, under
this '
, i
The contractors are now await-
Later' on some changes may 1
l
1.—-General '
. . lEmilio Zapata, whose forces occupy
States Government through American-
t‘onsul Silliman that foreigners will
tion of Dr. Lionel E. Dudley and Miss
taken over by Harry Meade, of Deep
indictment for the murder of Mildred
the East Sideaud a powerful pump
purchased to pump water, which can
be secured by the artesian well sys-
tem. The pump can be operated it is
claimed by the surplus electricity dur-
ing the day of the new municipal sts~
tion on Bayvlew place. it is also pro-
posed. providing the scheme meets
with public favor. to purchase the wa-
Saturday night resulting lllldt‘llal‘tmt‘nl Tito. ‘Ot‘rt‘I «11111 1- is .11 11m, mains on the East Side at the
.
present time owned by the First and
{Second Districts.
1 Several East Siders disppased the
proposition this mornln3, and there
lie every possibility of definite action
‘1 being taken in the matter in the near
'tuture. The wondertul success the
municipal electric, ““5ng
110 the progreSsivo East Side to punI
lchase their own water system '
PRESIDENIIALWARIIING
l ,0“ MEXICAN AFFAIRS
I \\ ASliiNGTO‘s‘. Dec. 1. --—i’resldent
Wilson spoke a word of warning to
the public today regarding reports on
the situation in Mexico. At his week-
My conference with the Washington
correspondents the President declar-
cd there were many persons in Mex
ico as well as the United States who
found it to their adtantage to have
trouble in the southern republir and
were interested in giving out iaise re-
ports of the situation.
Dispattrhes early today from Amer-
ican consul Silllman in Mexico City re
ported the arrival in person of Gen
érnl Zapata. Sunday. The general all
once restored the. trimmer properties.
confiscated by the Constitutionalists.
to the owning corporation, and restor-
cd property of an American named
Hill, which also had been taken, 1
General Angeles arrived that same
day with the advance guard oi Villa's
army and, later, Zapata left for
Puebla. Tito city was quiet and or-
derly, 1111' Silliman reported and the
diplomatic corps was being consulted
011 measures of safety. 1
Communication between the capital
and Vera Cruz was restored late yes-1
terday. American Consular Carothers. ;
reporting under date of Sunday front
Tale, is short. dlstance north of Max-
ico City, where he was with Villa. said
preparations were making for an at-
tack on General Gonzales, 9. Carranza
chief, who was reported to be at
, Pacliuca.
l MEXICO CITY, Nov. 30, via El
Paso, Texas, Dec, l.-—Gcneral Villa
entered the capital today at the head
of about 25,000 troops. He arrived
during last alternaou in the suburbs
Can East Norwelk support a municl- la telegraph Operator employed by the
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meeting with may proVe an passes apnea
_ment and establish her own there, or attack on the state-wide prohibition
l1take any oppressive measures which law adopted by the voters of Washing-
NEW YORK, Dec. l.—-—H. L. Lindcr,
Postal Telegraph Company and sta-‘
tioned in the ofllce of the New York
blobs. was held in 35,000 bail for ac-
tion of the Grand Judy when arraigned
in the Tombs Police court today charg,
ed with violating Section 552 of that
Penal law in that he revealed the C01: f
tents of certain news messages sent,1
out by The Associated Press.
Albert Venino, counsel for Under, £0" Buy REVENUE [
requested that the case he adjourned
so that his client "might cooler wulil ST‘MPS HERE “owl
counsel for 'l'be Associated Press andi .
rectiiy the wrong he had committed. it'j Revenun stamps may hp purchased {
‘ South Norunlk post otiicef
istsriing tomorrow morning. This!
any." This motion was ovcrrruled by} at the
tin1 presiding magistrate, however.
Several employee of The Associated remarkable convenience is installed
Press testified regarding a decoy nice voluntarily by Postmaster Andrew '
sage containing what purported to no Leary for tho benefit of the public oi1
news concerning the sinking 01’ the Norwulk.’ The local nth c doc-- not
“Russian dreadnought Flibn, formerly benefit by the sales of the stamps,
tho lsmail." Linder, it was testified, but it does mean additional 1111;.- and
said he ved money from tic \‘cw expense .Postmnster Leary bring
lork lelureau, an organization obliged to tllea bond. That tin 11:11
operating q‘fiickcr service. for sending big for sale 0f retenuo stamps in
it messageshaken from the wires cper this flu; is apprecilled is shown byi
sedated Press. Nowit- the fact that .n'l‘fll‘ people ham
3".”“118153 behalf visited the South \drwalk postomce
Linder was released in the custody within the past two dais asking for
of his counsel until a surety company “18 stamps Previously it has been
could renew his bond of 85,000. 118008881“) to send tor the Hamill 10'
Collector 1.1.11'11111 of Hartford. 1
Postmaster leary‘a action is cer-
tain to be adopted by the postal au-
thorities of other cities, low. if any.
of the larger cities' throughout the.
. states enjoying this convenience. The
lcrrlng to the views of former Presl- stamps Will arrive this afternoon or
dent Taft concerning the Monroe Doc- tomorrow morning. and will be ready
trine. expressed recently at Montclair, for the public tomorrow. All ship-
N J.. and particularly his statement meats going out today are supposed
that the United States would not be to bear the revenue stamp
compelled by the terms of the Doc—
trine to interventiiCanada should be PROTECTION FOR WOMEN FAIR
attacked by Germany. has this to say: ' VISITORS.
“If this interpretation represents the LA CROSSE, Win, Dec. 1,—Plnna,
views of the Government of the United for the protection of young women atl
States. an event of tlrst rate lniport- the World's Fair, at San Franciscol
once to the entire civilized world hits were announced today by John HI
taken pldce If the Wilson govern Hammond, of Des Molnes, chairman of:
meat shares Mr. Tail 5 opinion, it is the legislative division of the Worlds
very clear that Monroeism is a thing Purity Federation. after a conforenceé
of the past, and that the United States here with B. S. Steadnell, president oil
has abdicated the position she has, the Federation. Mr. Hammond will go
been jealously 8“”de for a period to San Francisco this month with is
extending upwards 0" eighty years." corps of detectives, investigators and
In his address at Montclair. N' J" social workers to institute the systeml
last Friday night. elf President Taft decided on. It is designed to guard, as
said that while the landing 0‘ troops far as possible, every strange young
in Cortland by enemies Of Great Brit woman who arrives in San Francisco
aiu would not constitute a violation of alone during the Fair
the MonrOe Doctrine. any effort to At every public place and at all
establish a new form or government points of danger men and women will
in case 0‘ ”do” would be in conflict be constantly on watch. Every train:
“'1‘“ that policy into San Francisco after the Fair opens'
Mr Taft said - will have women detectives aboard. A
"A“ that the “0mm Doctrine fund of $20, 000 is already available for
would consistently require of us would this work
be to insist that when the war is ___,__
over. if Germany were successful, she WASHINGTON FROHIBITION LAW
could not take over the tel'ritpl‘y’of " . ATTACKED.
Canada and overthrow her gol'el‘n' OLYMPIA. Wash.. Dec. 1.——The first
l
MONROE DOCTRINE A THING OF
THE PAST.
MELBOURNE, Australia. via 3 Lon-
don. Dec. i.—'i‘he Melbourne Age, ro-
Kaiser is Sending Reinforcements and the Issue is Not
Yet Decided, All Admit, However. That the Russ-w
ians‘ Nearly Annihilated Them-«Emperor William
on the Field in Poland, Which Will Be the Center
of Activity for Several Days----Throughout Belgium
the Germans on the Defensive----King George’s
Contemplated Visit to the French Battlefield Ap-
pears to be Popular. ,
. "1011‘
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday.
~.
TWO CENTS . 1
FOUGHT WITH FURY
:\ gcncral retirement of the Germans before the 1ch-
plan town of Dixtnutlc was reported unofficially today.
this low,” lt‘t‘t‘lillv captured by thc( wcrmans from the ‘ , j
Allies. lics in tin heart of thc contcstctl section of
llclgituu. 1112111111uucountctl thousands llith' lllL‘d as a rcsult :3
11f (it‘l'lliilll ciltirt to forcc :1 1v:1_1' to lllt‘ English I I
'i‘ltc rcpm'tcd nitlnll‘nti'ul Clllllll nut bc I‘t’t‘tlilt‘llCtl with
rt-imrts lillt' l;1>t night that :1 great battlc was in prog—
rms l)t‘i\\'t‘t‘ll tlic Yscr ("null and tho rivcr Lys it was
\Llil that 1311,1111) ticrnuiiis [1:111 lit,‘(‘ii 111'1'1111vi1t up liciorc
Ypi'm to 11111.1- :1 last c'i'i'ort' t; 1.111 .1'c lllv‘ town. 11
infurinrttii 1.1 continuing the situation in the
cast indicated that 1111- (tortuous. \‘.llt'l:it" position has been
Channel.
«I fili‘r‘t
tlt‘rt‘l‘lllt‘tl as a dcspcratc 1111c. wore undertaking vigorous
offensive iiim'cmcnts 1111 some of the acattcrctl battlefields
of Russian Poland. In 1221:! Prussia the Russians have
succccdctl in pcuctrating about thirty miles helond the!
border, null in (ltlllt‘la. it is rcpoi'tcd that the Austrians
huvc been swept back to the gates of Cracow. In all
those regions. however, the issue still hangs in balance.
LONDON. Doc. 1, 12:08 11. n1.-'l‘i1ougli it seems ‘
clcar 11011' that the Gcrman army in Ruseian Poland or '
that part of it which the Russians surrounded near Lodz,
narrowly misscd annihilation. the Germans fought with
such fury that the cordon encircling them was broken and
as (Jcrntan reinforcements are coming up the issue is not
yet decided. 'l‘lic llritish lli‘t‘SS interpreting the news
dispatches from I’ctrogratl, contends that a Russian suc—
cess on a colossal scale still is possible; but in all qtiar— 1
tcrs it is admitted that thc rcccut claims of a complete
Russian victory were premature. ’
l’olaml, with Emperor William tlic field will
likely continue to overshadow all other war areas for
some days to conic. Even the London press is devoting
spacc 111 the battles tltcrc than to the conflict in
Flanders. This is partly duo. of coursc, to the fact that 1
there has been so little Cllillll‘t‘ in thc situation,-
condi‘tions which may persist until some sharp turn oc—
curs in the eastern struggle.
Throughout llclgiuin tlic Gcl'niuus arc remaining,
generally speaking. on tltc dcfcusivc ainl immcdia’tc signs
of a renewal of attempts to hack their way to the French
coast are lacking. .
.' Sonic dispatches say that the Germans already have
begun to fall back front their rear ClltrCllClllIit’lllS,‘ but
as the official statements makc no mention of this, it is
assumed it is only a guess of correspondents working on
the theory that the Russian success has
\1liclmi1ur and final.
King Georges tisit to France St‘t‘lliS “really to ap-
pcal to the popular imafrmation. the newspapers are
featuring his niajcsty's trip, pointing out that it is the
Oil
1vcsicrn
been over—-
lRiver, Conn. The deal was comple
Ed yesterday afternoon.
Mr. Meade
t.
Sullivan, that their trials be held in
some county other than Aroostook,
lug, receiving deleytions and foreign
where he remained during the even-,1
would have a similar effect. But we ton at the recent election was begun first time a reigning Ill'itisli-nlonurch has been With
would not object to her exacting an when counsel for wholesale liquor armies in the field tor 171 yxlrs.
indemnity if she were the victor." or Seattle, last. night. in the PARIS Dec. 1, .50 a. m.——-’l‘lic French official
w ' Superior 00““ he“?! obtained 11 tom cuttinittlticatmir git on out in Paris this afternoon says _
Efiigfilstfl‘fi ‘fiiylgfifh‘llsi Donny writ of pmmbi‘ion “summing that ycstcrtlay tltc' cncmyvsllowcd considerable activity
1ment of neutral zones tot shipping in
[the V1 esicin Hemisphere. 11'; proposed
the governor from proclaiming the bill
The writ was made ”mm north of Arms. In Belgium there was a lively exchange
as a law.
’ Greenwich, to Albert Danton blulkin,
linking immediate possession. Dr. was denied by Associate Justice Haley.
flames Parker. former manager of the 0f the Supreme 90“" today. The trial
pharmacy. will probably continue in“Win be opened Thursday.
his present position for several weeks. 1
Mix-Meade is a popular young man of 1
Deep River. and a druggist of ability. .
tile is bound to succeed in South Nor1
m'slk, ‘
NO pence mess/tor. FROM 1101..
LAND.
WASHINGTON. Dec,
1.-President
knew, Henry Van Dyke. Minister or
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. l'l‘he Netherlands. who will call at the
The engagement of lites Ida Selina White House tomorro’wdoca not bring
Steele, daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. any peace message from the Queen 0!
Course E. Steele. of Havemeyer place ’Holland. He added he did not think
Mr. Van Dyke's visit had any special
of Norwalk. has been announced. lsignificance. -
1
Wilson said today that as far as he'
consuls Villa will no‘ enter the cap— ‘by entirely voluntary on the part of
ital part of the city until the arrival of the European belligelgnts in the
| Provisional President Gutierrez. view or President Wilson 11o, told
| callers today he had discussed the
l question briefy with Sectetary Bry-
‘ TOOK COMMéissllgNER NASH’S ion and Acting Sectotary Lansing of
the State Department. but no con-
Burglars again! Date last evening (tuston had new reach“
someone forced an entrance into Hor- 1 would have no control of ‘ho waters
ace Nash's flush“), on North Main outside of tho thr-ec mile limit bor-
dl The Ameriinn countries naturally
street, through a rear window. an idaring on their territory. the Pront-
succeeded ln making a getaway withlagm said. and could river no 11-11.
acan containing about $8 in cash. The! trlclions on the “:opt-roiitng or the
local police. have been notified and Elects of other nations c. Ycept within
Detective Sergeant Thomas Leather-ill” ‘hme'mu" “m“
’land l? working tin the end; Sentinel Want! an Winners.
l
able today.
'FIREBUG SUSPECT RELEASED.
MIIAMI, Fla. Dec. l.——R. B. Ward,
arrested Saturdag. night in connection
with the death of A. A. Boggs and his
fin" ‘t‘pr «He r. ,' ohms-red
bodies Were found last Wednesday in
the-.rulna of their home near here.
was released from custody yesterday.i
Authorities stated that Ward clear-1'
ly had established an alibi. The cor-l
otter'a jury which has been investi-
lgating the case had not concluded its
'work early today.
It... — l~
of artillery. but no infantry attack.
The text of the continunication follows:
“In Belgium there was a rather spirited artillery fire
during the (lay of, Nov. 30: but no attack was made by
the German infantry
“I‘lic cnemv continued to show considerable activiiv
tn the ninth of Arms ,
'ln the region of tlic Aisnc tltcrc was intermittent ;
artillery fire all along the from. in tho Argonne the
fighting continues, but without bringing any citangc in
the situation. °
_,.
(Continued on Third Page.) .1. ' ‘
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