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LOCAL AND TELE-
GRAPHIC NEWS.
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onnr tiarstront lattes Appoint-
ment of Five Residents of the
City to look Into the flatter
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Motion by W. H. McMahon That
Franklin Street be Widened
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‘ltlp’illhllt matter: claimed the ot-
ti-ntton of Mayor l‘ari Axel llat'stront
.ind ill-3 Councilmen til the regulttr
tricetini: til the Board of Councilmen.
held lint evening in the l‘ouncil (‘hunt-
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wet-o :tc‘t-t upon ltl last night‘s meet-
ing.
The tittiSIi-i‘: of sidewalks reu-ived
spot-.41 (“.li‘t>'..lc4l',tl‘.t.il. and it wits tie»
ci-b‘d to carefully took our conditions
andto order than all repair and cott-
oi" clion work in be completed below}
From llif“
ti." nutter “tutti-9r sets in.
m i»-t'ott.~j contphiitzts received. the;
w mold-vi ('Ull‘lt’lilit of many of the
ni ‘? alias could be,- l‘vltdlly St‘t'it. As
in units have been instituted
:IL ; ‘, the city for accidents whi“t
it: yti‘urret! become of the faulty
cc r out of bidcwuikn. it was deemed
:tt motile for the Council to attend to
litre mutter at once.
A cotnminnion‘ to study into ‘ the
municipal charity question was recom-
mended by Mayor Carl Axel littrntront
‘ an the follow ing representative group
*it- different classes of people and
p testifizts in Norwalk were appointed
as. members of the commission. Rcv.
Louis ll. Howell. George W. Raymond.
Mi» tlelen Swurtz. I'tr, Franklyn (i.
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MINNE'WS commtmi-tdm it great deal of the some work
cations had bwtt It‘é‘Vltl’d and theee 3...“. and it is thought that they
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VENING SENTINEL
MA“. PIE“ KIWI '30. ALL PAH“ 0' TH! WORLD IV A ”IOIAL VIII AND OUR OWN OPIMTOI.
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Matty Complaints of Chicken Thefts
Also Made to Deputy Sheriff
Perry, in Westport
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i Harry A. Woodworth on Riverside ave-i
time was broken into at a late hour'
iMonday night. About 88 in money wast
Stakeu. and a number of articles oft
wearing apparel were also stolen. icin-
trance was gained through a rear
window arid tlte niurauders were cv-i
tdently looking for money as they ielt ‘
1a number of pieces of solid tffi'erl
lying on a table. They also searched'
till of Mrs. '7.'oodworth'.s coats through L
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land from two of them rt‘lttnvv-d band-
ibags. which were Ftnply. They found
if"? $8 in one of the bags which they}
‘tt'i'ok from a draw er. l
lteputy Sheriff Edger ll. Perry is
.condttcting an investigation into the
burglary. .
; Numerous Chicken Thefts. i
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:ilhlxl‘d to make an investigation inlo‘
inumerous chicken ‘ robberies w hich‘
have occurred during the lost few;
' weeks. A number of people in Weston
.have reported ”till they huVe been
:tttisnlng chickens for some time. Sus-
;picio:t is directed to ti loctil gong that‘
last .
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‘port, and while in this city. Miss l-Jvnttv
'geline Booth. the commander of the
Salvation Armv. bus conferred on En-
sign i-Idwitt i‘errett the rank of adju-
tltlni. lit the letter conferring the com-
miseion. Mitts Booth compliments Mr.
Pt-rrclt on the success with which he
(Brown and (‘ouncihnun .iohn W. Smith.”“" ”WWW“ M5 “01'“ in this “UK!
This conne o" action will be: Tilt; it‘ltcr breathe: the spirit of de-
unuttitttottil‘v upturned bv the rcleVOl-lflil l0 13W cause characteristic of
demo of Norwtiik.
The meeting was. orient-d by Mayor
Iiurntrom and the minutes of the pro-
ceetangz meeting were rend by City
Clerk Stephen Dot-.us ttnvi :tccepte
. The report of the (‘i'y Auditor, Vt'il-
liani iG. Kebler, was read and accept-
ed. The communication contained the
informttion that lie nudilor was un-
uble to make n full report bwing to
the l‘..c:' that the books of the treasur-
er nit-i city clerk tin-1 not been turne
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Colored College Singers Appear
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Before a large audience in the South
Not-twill; Congregational church last
evening, the Tuskegee quintette gave
a successful concert. The church Was
crowda‘f with people and the program
presented by the jubilee singers prov-
ed to be a delightful one. The same
program was giver. before the pupils
.. of the‘ Norwalk High School yesterday
morning.
. W. 1.. Hutcherson. advance agent of
‘lthe singers, spoke of the training giv-
- en to young men a: Tuskegee. The
quintet'te then sang “The Good News
-Cbariot ‘Is Coming." and. for an en-
-- core. "I Want 3 Pure Heart." Several
more songs were rendered before Wit
diam Wiley,-one of the singers, gave
a recitation from Paul Dunbar's works,
entitled, “When Miss Lucy Mllindy
Bill‘s." at the end of which the rest
of the quintette came in with a few
bore of beautiful harmony. “Swing
Low. Sweetfihptiot" was then sung.
Another selection from Dunbar was
{hon recited-“The Turning of _the
Children of! Law-followed by "Roll,
dordon.-Rott.”, by the uututetie.
Gan-in Alvin Noeley of the singers
an o lit-tot address onthe work done
I! the institute at Magoo. He told
film; olx years inmate entered the
Inst-lime. and. after he had paid his
“rot year’o tuition. be bud-but ‘nlx
cents left. He was told that o nebular-
ohip had been given the'tnotttute by
Opme kind friends; end tints“ he
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‘.\lis.< Booth, and is in part as follows:
“It gives me more than unml pleas-
ure to infornt you that l have con-
the rnnk of adjutttnt.
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isonnlly and carries with it long yenrsi
:of devotion to your work ltild loyalty;
510 the principles of the Army. 1 am,
‘sure you will take this promotion its:
an evidence that yottr consecration to!
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itbrtt you will let this fresh {Mark of‘
tyour- leader's appreciation and conti-D
idence be fully Justified by increased.
-zeai in the service to which God has;
called y’oit.
“Let this promotion to n iiibrt-t
trusted rank lend encouragement to
you in coming bottles. and lead you to
fresh consecrzit‘fon of all your powers
to God and the Kingdom, and may
you more and more find pleasure in
His service. .
“You may ever rely upon my'éym
pathy and praych in all your con-
|fiicts and difficulties as well asfloop-
eration in everfit‘tng that tends 'to-
ward the promotion and good of the
army‘s welfare and extension of the
Kingdom of God. May fite future
add to your victories, blessing and use-
fulnesn.
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“Commander."
Previous to his work in this city,
Adjutant Perrett was engaged in im-
portant work for the Salvation Army,
in Massachusetts, his results being so-
good there that he was sent to Bridge-
port to a larger field.
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Frank »’Moynlhatr, a tad of about
fourteen years ogage. living in Cedar
street. was the victim of a painful
accident yesterday. Mr. Moynihah on!
walking along the. sidewalk nem- Chou
Peabody it: 00.. factory in North lulu
street yesterday about noon, whenho
slipped on a bandit: pool which hid
been coreloosly dropped and the walk.
The lad tell heavily to the sidewalk,
and in doing so summed it. bod the
lure of his right um. . He we: re«
moved to the hospital and tho'tnjurod
lira: m, in: modified encoded.
o a n: cope doubt
Mr. marathon to mun: $0.3
comfortably u could muted.
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one for the circumstances. The
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EXPENilliiJRiES
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President Mountien Says Present
Conditions Are Wrong and Sue—
gests City felting Charge of At-
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Judge Walsh Says City Council Can-
not Appropriate Money for Hos-
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At the regular monthly mil-ting of
Iht- board of directors of the Norwuik
Hospital, bcld last evening in the par
lors ol‘ the Norwulk (‘iub. it “'35 dci-itl
ed by the board that at committee up
pointed by" the chairman of the board
of directors should confer with Mayor
iinrstrotn rcgurdirtg ti proposed up»
propriutiott being made by the city on
nunlly to the amount of about $2.50!)
to hell) pity for the running expenses
of the honpltul, which now exceed by
about $1.000 per year, the annual in-
come of the institution. Numeral”
plans were bliKRPSlPd by the members
e mentioned
proposition appeared to be the but
ladien'
board of the hoepluil was represented
by Mr». laouitt imbmuicr. the preeident
ot' the organization. who stated during
the meeting that the ladies' board was
willing to make a house to house cunt
you in order to obtain money for the
covering of this year's evpetN-s at
the local institution. The board of
directors then voted to instruct the
indiett to proceed with their plume
which they have arranged in regard
to this matter. The report of the ex-
ecutive committee wits received at the
meeting. and was ncceptett by the
board. The resignation of Charles E.
Hoyt as a member of thi- auditing
board was received and accepted, and
d" ‘0‘" can)” has been before me lwr'HcRoy Montgomery was elected by the
board to fill the vacancy. The matter
of the appointment of a new building
committee for the new hospital was
brought tip by President Iticbtullen,
who Stated that he ~\\'lt.~' in favor of
.QOd fl?201{)3;‘ar::lyf1filihf‘ “1E “Jud I“: ' retaining the old committee. and nun}. ,
d ”To" 1‘ ‘ u ' .tpp Cl ‘ ' "" lug three new members for the hour/L?
Mr. hicMuih-n also reported prelinr
innry progress on the zultttncetl work
of the new hospt‘kl.
The meeting wtut culled to order
shortly after eight o‘clock. The min-
utes of the previous rimming Were
rend lty Secretory Jordan '1‘. liubbeli,
and accepted by the board. ”
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‘One of the delivery wagons of Hill
vRoodner, or South Norwalk. figured
in an acident at. Jlowayton late yester‘
day afternoon. Mr. Roodncr sent a new
man out with Arthur Budzard, of
South Norwulk. to learn how to‘oper.
ate the truck. Going down along the
Flve’Miie River the young man putteu
the "steering wheel the wrong way. and
the truck ohot down the bank thirty
feet. and stood on its front end~in the
water. Both men were thrown from
the seat. and Buzzard was pinned un~
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ly injured of the two. and had to be
attended by Dr. H. B. West.
The truck was pulled out of the ri«
yer. and did not appear to be very
badly smashed up.
A Ford automobile owned by Miss
Julia Lockwood, of East ovonue.‘got
beyond the control of its driver you-
to‘rday afternoon. in East avenue, no’Er
the Green ‘tihd thriving the road bang-
od into a tree with disastrous ronulll
to the machine'l‘wo ladies were in the
our tit-the timo‘of the Mont, but the
they. were not injured The machine
vino omuhedmp unicorn tilt. end one
towed to F.1d. Inchmd d: Company’s
Got-onto Witter street for repair-o.
'An automobile delivery ‘cor. hem
inc.” _mzNorwolk 'l‘
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sourn‘iuouwitut, ebbing tit/ESE:
led States government and
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Acting they Mission of o si-
petier Celt lodge, Officials
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itltiltiiEPORT. Not. 17» “Judge tid-
'win it. (lager. of the Civil Supt-riot
,(‘ourt. yesterday morning granted the
t.‘ity of iatdgeport's request to open
the toting machines that they may be
used tor the special commission elec-
tion on November 25. State's Attorney
Homer S. Cummings thiilltlilt‘tllilt”
following reguiutions.’which the city
ultut‘lley enid would be followed out
in opening tbc machines: There musl‘
he a rt-tubulptlon of all votes: the‘
check lists must be sealed and de-.
posited in the care of the Superior?
(‘ourt clerk: and experts must ctr“
amine carefully the mechanism of the'
machines to determine that they are
in good cottditbtt.
Retabulnion Begins.
The retubulution begun last even-
ing in the busenient of city hall where
lthe machines have been stored since
tclectton. representatives of state's At-
ttorney Homer 8. Cumin“, the. Unit-
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; [luring the first moments of the
t-ctttbulation. up argument itrorit‘ b?"
.tneut \V'iillnnt lmpbpt‘y nnd At-l
ttorney i'hllo G. thoun an to who
‘shomd rf-tuin the official returns coir|
.ttiined oti the inside. of the voting mu-
chines. Mr. Lottnsbury contended he
find no right to turn them over to
anybody nithout a written order and
-thitt they should remain in the hands
of Town Clerk Joseph Schultz. At-
torney (‘ttlhoun who represented the
office of the state's attorney. said there
had been n verbal agreement betweclt
:tht- oourt petitioners and the city at.
ttorney. The latter was finally located
.by telephone and be advised that the
‘otliciut returns be turned over to
clerk of the superior Court liovtlond.
They were taken up to his home that
tnlght. The re-tabulntion was continued
itt'ttil well toward midnight. until the
machines of the Third District were
‘completed. The re-tttbulution will be
Iresu‘metl todny.
W. H. Church. of Hartford. an ex-
pert mechttntcian. was present to
tsupervlse the work of testing the ma-
.cltlnes to find if they were in proper
'working order. it. G. Lincoln. also or
iHartford. assistant United States pro
:secuting nttorney.-wus also present.
‘. All the machines were found inl
perfect working order. ‘
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it {till not tittfm
All ready to elope and then to be
ipret‘ented, was the fate of Miss Lucy
Smith and Arthur Murchion. both col
cred. first evening. They were. found
in the ltfohackemo Hotel by the down-
town police, with baggage packed and
all ready to take the nexttraln South.
Early in the evening the moth?! of
the girl, Mrs. Mary Crosby. complained
to the. police that she thought her
daughter was about to run away with
lifurchion. and she asked that the
flight be prevented. She said that
Lucy had heard of a telegrtttn received
by the young man which urged him to
go Sout‘ and visit his pan-onto, who
are lit.‘ latter live in North Curd
olina. Lu journeyed to the Mohacko-i
mo IHotel where Murchton was exn~i
ployed. and/begged to accompany him.
The police arrived at the hotel just._
in time to stop the atonement.
' The mother of the girl did not wish
either of them 'arrested. as they are
but 17 and ts years old respectively.
'She consented to them being married.
rind ”Judge Vosburxh went .upstairs
and saw Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith.
but he refused to issue it marriage li-
cense because the boy was a minor.
Prosecuting Attorney Cramer C. Hege-
mnn volunteered to write to the par-
ents of the boy‘and ask their permls‘
sion‘to the marriage. The letter has
been‘dispatched. and the couple are.
now waiting anxiously for an unstrer.
and proving the truth of the old
proverb "Absence makes the heart
grow louder."
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DOGS KILLED MANY CHICKENB.
Dog Worden Thomas F. Walsh is
having much trouble with chicken
canon of present. and a number of poo-
pto hove mode ciilmtt to him for idem-
(so: done by dogs. was of chickens
routine “reported to the worded with-
n twenty-four hours 02 the'ttme they
. billed. nod aloha for demo ‘ 'ml'et
be sent: to the condition no - Thorn
‘cttyor not» The dog wuydeu'rlth
i'u‘i‘ii'u“ “fill
off: no in
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a serious scolpowotintl
when he fell backwards from the side-
tuken iii the cut
and Mr. Hudson
home.
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Dr. Joseph itottay Sustain: a loss),
of Over $1,500 Due to Lack of;
Water
The house of Dr. Joseph llttttay. oi
Oxford street. a continuation of Mead-i
our street, was totally destroyed luv“
fire yesterday afternoon at 3 o‘clockl
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set fire to the woodwork. The flamesI
spread rapidly and when the (‘entrati
fife department urriveTi at the scene,
the house was too for consumed to
save it. The house was insured Wiiit'
the Jacob M. Lay .on t‘ompuny for $1,-
Boo. l
At the time when the alarm was:
sent in. the fire department was fight-’
tug n fire which broke out in the pea?»
nut master in the Rust lndia Teu.‘
(‘ompany's store. Washington streb'.‘
This delayed thtm somewhat in get-1
ting to the fire. and ill the hill”? timci
tin; department had nothing to fight.
tire with. us tin-re is no water.
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John H. Hudson. of "HIM“. received
but A'enlni;
walk at the civil bounu station. Stillfh
Norwuik. strit-zi .u his head on the
crushed ttone \ ‘iich watt scattered in
that vicinity. ".tct‘nl stitches were
‘ y in Hiram it. West.
‘tiitn' conducted to his
headquarters first;
learned of the tident when it tele-’
phone call was ’llh’Hl by Sergeant,
Hunt. who was .--. duty at that time.i
which remitted that it man coveredt
with blood w . walking around the
station. Mr. not notified Officer
Flynn, who investigated the report.
He found the mun and took him to the.
police station where he was treated by‘.
Dr. West. Mr. Hudson is a printer on’
the staff or the Darien Review.
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Dealers here quoted 810 as the coal‘,
price this morning. and asserted that
there is little hope for the ultimate'
consumer'thnt the figure will be low-‘
. l muclt before December 10 or 1-3.1
While in some sections it is reported‘
that cool is being sold at 8:75, Nor-S
walk prices rcmuln at till. I l
The supply is as short as ever. and‘
one merchant claimed this morning
to be paying 810 whdiesulc price for‘
coal. in New York city.
It is said that the relief is due about
December lit becausr’ by that data.‘
the Great mes will be. closed to trot,
(to by the ice. At the present time‘
every available bit of coal is beingi
shipped went before the gateway is"
closed for the winter. When the ice’
forces and closes the Great Lakes to‘
shipping. the cool wili be sent east. '
intuit sits
out is coming
WASHINGTON, Nov. 15P~The pre-
liminary-hearing of Karl Atmgaard
Graves. self-styled international spy,
charged with attempting to extort 88,-
000 from Countess you Bernstorl'f, wife
of the German Ambassador, was post.
ported today until December 6 at the
request of the United StateoAttorney'u
office.
When Graves, with his lawyers, or.»
peared before United States Commis-|
sinner Taylor, the prosecution nun
mnccddhat testimony of Prince Hat:-
feldt, counsellor of the German our
busy. with whom Graves dealt, was
essential. 'The prince, however. may;
not appear withoutpermission of his
government. It may be two weeks be
fore permission is received.
The bond of 82.000 under which
Graves was released after his arrest.
last. Saturday was coptinued.
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tsupervlsion of Mrs. Susan B. Wemi
- moral escapades. The contention that
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Putt, cloudy.
much colder tonight.
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DERMANS SERIKE ERENDH ,
’ EINES DHARD DEDW di '
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Attack Matte Early Today Between Ablatncourt and the. ;
Chauines Wood, South of the River-Liquid Fire Used ,
and Resulted in a Gain of Ground for the Germans
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DRIIISH iRDDPS ADE EN [DE ANDRE REDIDN
DRESSING BEYOND VillilDE DE DEADCDDRi-SDR-ANDDE
French Noted in the St. Pierre - Vaast
field at St. Salilisel
With the battle between ;~ the, '
British and the Germans still
raging around the Ancre brook,
the bermans have struck tho
French lines a hard blow at the
‘other extremity of the Somme
A DDIJNIRY EAIR
Novel Entertainment Presented at .
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the ittgtt School for the Tonnf citfiufigeisoods? 1:53;: 2? th;
Ieaclters’ Association irim.
, Paris declares that this attack
The Norwulk Tenchers' Axsoclntionfwhich was desperately. preSM‘
of this city. was cutertnincd lust eyed; with the assistancc of liquid
ing at th Norwnlk High School by - - I!“
the teacher. of the Senior High School. fir? resui‘ted m a 8:1an Ot'gtow
The entertainment took the form of it ' on y to t e can 0‘ ressorre, .
country fair and furnished much Way between Chum”!
amusement for the members of the u- Ablaincourt. Here the
ooctotlon. There were no elaborately;
decorations. but the bell was oopurat- i m s ,
ed into four booths. At each of thei g ' 1‘-
booths, a game was played. The first' The late“ news “om the a“?
booth represented a sewing school and ish offensive in the Ancre l'e‘i“
the same was to sew on as many but- ' reported General Haig's. - m .
tons in a minute on possible. Thist ' - ‘ '
was in charge of Miss Brotherton. The ' pressing on beyond the Village 0' »
historical are booth was under meiBeaucourt:sur-Ancre. the firm.
Iabout which has been well-conq-
and at this booth a historical caruisolidated. The taking of M‘
game was played. Miss Marguret'than five thousand German 9d,.
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Henry hail charge of the "Chewing. . .
Gum" booth and this added grctttiyion"s has been officially “‘2
to the amusement. The greatest nov-jnounCCd- “ '
city of all was the Roton Point Booth. North of the Somme, Paris Ink»
This booth was so decorated as to m-‘nounces progress for the Freud] :
semble a dock. and the old game of in the St. Pierre-Vaast‘ wood to.
catchln as mun fish with a h k tied . . . _
g y 0° gton, where possessxon to domio
to a piece of string as possible, was: . . . .
played. Some one had to have tite‘natmg ground at 53111193115 fattmf
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proverbial flsherman's luck. and atitating their operations.-
An important German counter»
the close of the game, Miss Petty. oil
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Eb: “3:29? Lhooi, “ N pronounced‘offenswc began at 6 O'ClOCk Chm
Many of the teachers were costumed morntng 333m“ Frcnd‘ Mum“.-
for the occasion and some of the cos-v south of the Somme, between ’
tumes caused» much merriment. Thnlt’Ablaincourt and Chautnu
of Dr. William (‘. Perry was especially" ' -
good, and he was gotten up to repre—‘WOOdsgftgr 3:” (13%; 0f “‘1:
sent a peanut man. Later in the even-1 tense m at cm. e .Gfltq
lng dancing was enjoyed to music ren- 1 mans attacked desperately. tha ;
dered by Miss Thames“ ' gFrench War Office announces. tll- ’
This affair is the first of the gct~to-‘ing burning liquid. The OffiCia!
other on ert'inmentn lttnned by the:
g t A p ‘ ‘ :announcement says momentous“
Teachers’ Association. Every second ‘
Mono’ity in each month an affair of this : “’ch repulsed CVCWWMW ”new?
.kind will be held, the entertainment to ‘ ing cast of Pressiore. where they,
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6N. Nov. t5.—'Presfdent
Wileot't received nutty messaged todoy to set at rest vortantvrttlingo'of federal
for mmmtm in Gotham. courts. ,_ Iron united
Guilt now» Monolnont
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North ‘of Anne river-the
ish attacked ceaselessly ‘vett
my withstood; forces. To
German
' ofliciot "W233“.
“ ii: Jiiéii‘étiiESF‘i reached . gm... .. mt... tom
not to be known by the members of 2 The “11°an “cum; Omellé‘
the association. ln'tbis Way. the teachfitary. operations On ‘ ‘3 at: ‘
ers hope to become more acquainted. ldOman frontwas git/en out i!)
Sofia official! today: ‘ ‘ _ , ,
| “South of kc Ma'lik (in Al" '
DDDRi DEliDEiitiES .bamax advanced tn... «-
- .. {tacked and drove back weak
0" wnnf SMVE CASE tFrench detachments toward,
‘Koritsa. BctWecn Lake 'Presbt
m and the Monastir Florina railwa
“'ASHINGTOIN’, ND".15.-—“‘ilh lilP‘vigog-ous taffillery fighting too ~ .
submission yesterday to thecupreme‘mace. on the Karate-Polo:
court of three tin-called? white slave i th EM . an
cases. the question of future federul‘ ront (sou ea“ °_ onosttr). ,
prosecutions for violationof‘the Mann enemy attacks failed Wt heavy
law, when elements of commercialized ‘ losses. The enemy repeated hi‘
vice or coercion are absent, now awaits . attaéks during the night: of Nov.
the court's decision. . , .
' 1n arguing appeals from conviction i ‘31‘ but “"5 .3331“ repulsed.
under the Mann mint 1“. Drew Cam! .In the Vardar Valley, at thy
tnettl and Maury P. Driggs of Sacra-tfoot of the Belaschitza mountain
memo, Cal. and D l. Hays of :mb'iand in the Struma Valley. m
0kla.. Assistant Attorney General Val- ' a
lace. fur the government asked inclwere P3310! enghagemfintsr and.
court to interpret the law so as to pro- weakfim “Y fifi tmg.- , _
hibtt interstate transportation of wo- Serious Russian attacks went
men for any immoral purposes. in- mode “away on the front
eluding non-commercial. personal im- south‘eut of me. along ”5 -
u in;
congress never intended the low to up ”“th ' qver. Thea“?
ply tocttses of mére‘tmmoraiity with- War Offife announces that . V
out theaelemen'ls't‘ii commotciuitrfiatche Russian assaults were. .
orcoerolon, was presented by former puloed. »
Sonata? Bailey of Temd.tund Harry.
0. Gluesd't' of Enid. 0km. for‘tbe tie-z
.f‘endaztts. i p ., . , 1
Final decision of the highest court.
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pronto. - it to possible ,thut-Dtggd' catty
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