lulu will"
.mh’bbunlln 1870.
"Wathmmm
Momma“.
‘ is DEEMED
4. ll CHIHUAHUA-
n ”—u-
communication With the Ilaited
States Broken tiff Presumably
by Bandits on Saturday
Blllllll CHIEFS lllltl
Rllllllill Bl BilllllS
t
Gerrard Salazar Reported to
Been Seriously Wounded
i
l
lk
JUAREZ, Melt. Nov. 27.~—'l'lle i‘lilzlly
-r.—sult of the fighting between the dc,
fl
defending ‘,
Villa's
new government forces
t‘hihuahua City and Francisco. ‘
lundit army was unknown at the.
American border early today. Wire
tulllllluillCflllOfl between Chihuahua
Illillllll
Balding, will. contents, ouuil [by
Slitthi‘i WIND .Clllllli
Methadone of Gay lee Caught Fm.
scorn mawana’couu. IONDAY, some“ 27, lolo
m __ _........4 ._..-
Siliili, 3 Hill Ill
noun-lilo cast
Tao of la'nred is tbstroit Trudy
lay Ila .
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 27.—-i‘lve
persons were killed and three injured,
two probably fatally. late yesterday.
when an nterurban trolley car struck
their .. ”mobile near the northern
city I ts.
Mrs. Laura Wilkemeyer, 24 years
old; Joseph Wilkelneyer. 8. and Roy
Hayes, 24, were instantly killed.
Russell Wintersteln and Elizabeth It.
Marchese. who sustained fractured
skulls in the. crush. died in a bowl
ial date tonight_ bringing the list of
dead to five.
The automobile and the intorurban
were both northbound.‘ Apparently
the side curtains on the automobile
obstructed the view of Hayes. who
was driving. lie attempted to cross'
oi er the tracks and the trolley struck
the machine squarely In the center.
Two other occupants of I“ nia-
t
fllti DESIROYS
mill BARN
Andrew V. lleatli, at Seir llill,
W‘iiiiiipaok
————_———
ruins i not was:
Bil was [8“. 3th chine received serious injuries ’I‘bey
” were Bernard/Chic and Marion
. ~— , Haves. who suffered fractured skulls
and internal injuries. Stella Hayes,
What is believed to have been a
{try of incendiary origin completely
estroycd,u large burn and its entire;
contents belonging to A, Y. lleath.l
of Seir liill. Saturday night about'
it) o'clock.
Mr. Ilcath who at the prcsent time-
is. living in Glover street was first
Wilson
iliiliml ,
t'-ty and Juarez. broken presumably . .
. informed of tilt blaze by hire. Robert
W bandits Saturday. Md not we" ”'3 London. of Selr Hill who telephoned
- Salazar, Villa‘s second in. command,
' was seriously wounded Saturday."l'h{=
Ntil’t‘d. Carranza ofllciala here ex-:
press the conviction that Villa's Of”
1‘ Hi" to talte the city had been defeat-
«-l, although the last news received
.irectiy from the battlefield indicated
that the bandits. during the lighting.
fioturday, carried the conflict into the,‘
cfly power. from which they worel
mall)" ejected after heavy losses by
bill sides. ‘
An account of the fighting eiirlyl
Saturday from an Associated Press
representative at Chihuahua City was
dullvered .by courier at Marta. Texas.
tut night. This account stated that
short range lighting occurred Saturday
tr. Zarco avenue and'that the bandits
were finally driven out to the plains.
‘vhr-re they were raked with machine
gun ‘and artillery fire. The account‘
«lawsuit! that an automobile in which
Villa was directing the. bandit attack
was riddled by the fire of the govern -
rent troops and the bandit leader was
tut-red toflee on horseback.
Later orifices. received by Carranza
«metals hem (mm a station north of
Chihuahua City sold that‘Jose Ynea
report also stated that the fighting
continued late Saturday.
, American army officers at El Puss
received a report last night that Villh
released the prisoners in Cblchuahua:
prison before he was driven out of the‘
city. Carranza ofiiclals said they had
received no such advices.
The news of Salazar being wounded
has reported to General Gonzales by
llllQlltSllflllill NOW
to Mr. Heath that his house was on
fire. 0 SAt‘ltAMBXTO, Cal. Nov. 27. Presi-
i’roceeding immediately to the scenoltlcnt ' ilson's plurality in California
of the blaze. Mr. Heath found that it ' is 3.? mos, according tosemi-oili-
was not the house, but the bar-metal N's announced by Secmturv
whirl: was ablaze, By 9 o'clock thc‘of State Frank C. Jordan. The figure:
fin. had gaingd ”pm headway, and!i:tclude the vote of a hitherto question-
the building itself was a roaring ed precinct in Orange county. The
lulnace. A strong west wind carried 3'president’s plurality represents the dif-
thi. Wary-.- away from the house, and ‘t’erence between tllfi vote of 6.289 for
to this fact is contributed the saviiiii‘F‘rancls J. Honey. highest cmocrattc
of the latter structure. As it wu,.eloctor. and that of 432.51“ [Of J. F.
with a strong north west wind bio
lug. burning shingles were cut‘l'lotltnllltdtt 1‘03"? 03‘0“] “18 “It!” In!“
to the roof of the residence or Guyibe certified to or the ”cram or
[no 3 short distance any and metals. This will be done..lt'waa said
large hole Was burned in the rooffmdll .
of the structure before neighbors Returns announced “IO show the
could extinguish the blaze. amdndment PTOVNHHK for total on»
George (Tanfield, a nearby neigh- hlbltion W“ defeated by 105.907 V01".
bor i) . 9 Heath la stated to Mngwhlle a second amendment id‘i'partlal
( h D “ prohibition lost by 50,320 votes.
Heath that he‘ had gone out to his ‘ .
beventy-nlne per cent. oi the states
barn about eight o'clock in the even-
ing. but- at that time there was mlrfgisltcred "’1'” participated l“ the
’ e act on. .
signs of a blue in the Heath barn.
Another neighbor however, stated
that he had been a light movlng about
the house abOut 8:39 o‘clock. and had
thought it to be rather queer at the
time. inasmuch as no one. “living in
the residence,
The blaze was first discovered by a
Mr. Matthews about 9 o'clock but at
rationalisation
the time of the discovery"all hope
The activity of those favoring the
of saving the barn was gone. It is ado -
. ption of the Commission form of
estimated that about $150 worth of government for mp Clt)’ of Bridge-
damnge was done by the destmctlon ' m, during the past months, failed in
of the buildings contents.~- which the accomplishment of the change at
amount is covered by insurance.
Saturday's special election held for'
this" child
is years old. was internally injured. l
“get and froth! aim nearing
withdrawn. Wheel Rambo“. ”lumen“. Stani‘no unnecessary
i
toroidal illitillllll m
l
-mu~MI-m rc-
Falr tonight-and probably Tuesday.
~ .~ 1’
6
"unrefin-
murmur-r
LOCAL urn ml-
GRAPI'IIC "I'd.
V-rwo canola ;
liliillr last .
liliils ll lull
E. I. Allard !ioliI of It‘ll-tit:
‘ W
WILLIMANTIC, Nov, 27.——Giles ll.
Alford. 36 years old. a bank clerk.
died yesterday in a hospital here as
3 result of injuries received yester-
day when he was struck by palace
of granite at the dynamitipg of the
walls of ‘the burned Jordan block.
Six others were hurt. including May-
or Daniel P. Dunn, but their injuries
W
harmonious-tin of
Pam “M 3:“ are not regarded as serious.
0 1 ‘ The Jordan block. which was burn
II. t ed out last week stood close toThe
railroad tracks. Passing trains caus-
ed the walls to away and it was fear
ed that the mass of masonry might
fall upon the trains. Orders were
given to demolish the walls and 50
pounds of dynamite was set off. The
explosion was greater than anticipat.
ed and many spectators were struck
by the flying mortar and bricks.
titanium to ill
radius 0f talus
lull Catt Be Gained by Atheists;
Pests tollieir Winter boaters
“fig—.—
ll0llffl8 ill Cllfl
the rim Stealer leieoa in!
Distress last of Seattle
xnw voux. Nov. 21.—-Apprellen-'
sion is felt.ln shipplu circles new i
in view of the large number of parietal»l
this port and, the rebuild proximity
of Gel-mamuharinea. Ramon
several day! to th elect that two in
CONVERG|NG DRWE 0N '
BUCHARESI
DIRECll0NS IN PR06RE
,—
Tclltonlc Invaders llsve A
Miles oi the City 0n the
Mackenscn and Von l‘aIkcnkaya Affect a Janetnre’
hum lotus marlin ill
niloil lltli soul or Sillllli
British and inseam—Elam Their Campaign is the
list There Is Activity North of Arrj
Sane Region,
F... -—..1
urban talus
can it lune
Americas Manufacturers Will lloI
German snbmar nea have broken
through the sill cordon and was
on their wiy’to the Atlantic coast re-
ceived ofilcial recognition in the ‘gen-
eral warning sent .mlt‘ last night by
the British cruiser lancuter. The
warship. stationed fifteen miles south.
east of Sandy Hook. cautionednoll
steamship: flying the flags of the Eli-
tente Allies to beware of hostile sub-
sea boats on this side of the Atlantic.
Take advantage of the bugs
their winter quarters, the remnants of
old plants, the trash and littcr about
the garden and orchard. Burn out
the fence rows. destroy the trash
and litter wherever it has accumu
lated by burning it or plowing tt un-
der. Cut out the dead trees and limbs
ln theorchurd and make them Into
firewood is the advice given by T. .l.
Talbert of thg Missouri Schotd of Ag-
rlculture.
'I‘h'is cleaning up about the orcha
and garden wilt. destroy a dozen posts.
For example. the. plum narcotic. is
now wintering as 'b fuiiagrown beetle
In the trash-and litter along the reuse.
rows or about the trees; the coating;
moth will be found in the worm stage
within a silken cocoon tucked away
under the shelly bark or dead trees!
and dead limbs and the fruit tr‘ees.
bark bottles or shotbole borers will
also be found wintering mostly as
adult bottles in dead or dying trees.
Under the bid stalks and rubbish
in the garden and about the borders
will be found the adult asparagus
The ,Brittsti wireless reed: reel-man
submarines may be et anywhere in
the Atlantic, aspect! y west of sixty ‘
lights. Avold‘all trade routes and con.
verging points."
(Continued on to. Nine.)
numb
liltilliit. llllil
Belbleta Knoll-antenat-
ors Com-eon It. s.
l
WASHINGTON. l). (‘2, Nov. 27.'-A
report of the dyestuffs census. care-
fully enumerating the dyes imported
into this country from Europe during‘
the your preceding the war. intended
l to assist American manufacturers in , the Lower Alt.
rd! estimating the normal demand for»
each color‘ was issued today by the
,liureauof foreign nd domestic aff-
airs Dcpllrtiileht commerce.
t extent to which colors 'ere
used In the United States has in the
past been known only to the foreign
importers. The American dyestuffs
manufacturer will not be able to
judge from the published report lust‘
how much of each color was consum-
ed in this country in a mug? year.
enabling him promptly to at the.
demand without going through the
process of experimenting to deter-
mine the demand. One large eastern
' ‘ beetle. bean leaf beetle, harlequin dye maker has annoudccdftlilat an ex-
. cabbage. bug, flea beetles, the striped nmlnatlon of the proo s o t e census
"II F“ 200ml: cucumber beetle and the chrystails oil has enabled “5 firm to save a mil.
. ‘ the cabbage worm. If you want toi lion dollars and a year of misdirected
EWMMWWIMM kill thee pests, pile and burn dead' effort. .
. tomato and pea. vines and other re. 1‘ 13 “0" generally admitted, that
a—_.__.—
PHILADELPHIA, NOV. a7._An uni- mall]! of vegetation in the 881119“ and:
any intelligent effort to build up a
comprehensive. self-contained Ameri-
dentlfied man armed with a large call-
bre revolver and a plentiful supply
of cartridges terrorized the passen~
gera in a trolley car in the central
section of the city last night, engaged
in a waning battle with a squad of
Fall plowing and cultivation will
no enabe you to have vegetabes 'a
week or ten days earlcr next spring.
because you will be able tto plant
earlier on a full ployed ground.
Early, thrifty. healthy plants are also
along the border. ‘
; can coaltar chemical industry must
Irest upon the solid foundations of
iaccurate statistical data concerning
9 the American market for artificial col-
l‘ors. In no other way can the creat-
. ors of such an industry avoid duplico
I
fROM lliltii
pproaclled to wash my
Soathwestdrnlcs oi Vei
v.
The Teutonic campaign against:
Romania is developing rapidly;
with a converging drch “on
Bucharest from three direct'pnp
in progress.
The immediate threat to til, .
capital seems to be greatest
the southwest. where the hand, ,
ers have approached to , '
any miles after Field "
von Mackensen had toned“ M
passage of the Danube at: two“
points and effected a jurmioq
with the armies of Gen. von Fal‘
kenhayn, which are pressing ta
idly eastward after having - ,
en the Romanian resistance 4 on.
The mild Teutonic um
goodness: of Clinton touted
am; J. t. .j'fi‘t.
the it? its it‘d". With ,.
factors, together with the
tinned pressure In the n' 5
.end 0 the line, also thawed
outflanked, have now. ML
the Romanian abandonmentp '
the Alt line. Bucharest arm ‘
es this today. rcporting did
Romanian retirement. a little"
the east of the Topolog arm. I
tributary of the "Alt on them
This retreat apparendv placestllt
important town of ' ik.‘ %
the railroad ‘from CraioVa” , ~ ‘
Hermanndstadt. in Gen. von '
.kenhayn’s hands. 3 ‘ '-
The threat on the north and.
northwest from the border past,- ,
es east of the Alt. is still hot
held in check by, the Russo-git,»
martian troops and Emma mill
tary writers assume that it
in
the Par-rants commander at Terrazas
The blaze ls believed ’to have stari- that purpose. There was no organised policemen Md hundreds U ““19““
cos iabe to injury from insects.
station. The captain said Salaznr's
wound was serious. _
ed in the cow stables in the rear of opposition ‘0 the movement but the
the barn. but in view of the fact that “ppm-‘9” either failed to arouse suf-
and finally was captured after he had'
wounded five of his pursuers and.
' lion, overlapjy‘ng, waste and blunder-
lng struggles to adjust, productive
mechanism to a vague indefinite de-
Russians are sending forth ,
l forces to help out the Romanianbr
General as announced the
withdrawal of t e garrison at Nam-
iquipa. San Briana Venture (El Valle),
Cases Grandes and Guzman. in the
vicinity of ~thG‘ America expeditionary
probably was fatally wounded him-; .
self. ' URGED BY COMPANIES
One of the pnrsuers a negro. was Express companies issued this state poll by permanent overhead charges; Sofia today gives some den
shot three times and is not ttzpecied ‘ ment yesterday urging prompt ‘illl . The report was com in d f -
a , I,“ l c rom cus i - .
‘0 “VP- 0' the others, only one was ment of Christmas presents; 1‘ toms documents in the possession of of the “055mg of the Danny“
these stalls are for them out part ilcient public sentlm t in that direc-
constructed of content. it is rather‘,uon or the people 3 norally did not
hard'to dicernilne how a tire could desire a change in their plan of gov»
have originated without help. in that ernmcnt and stayed away from thfi
section of the building. polls. As a result of the effort to get
EAR!” XMAS SHIPPING . . mand. Without such data the future in defending the more immediate
industry would be heavily handicaplmenacc further south.
~ forces.
He said there were approx-
imately 760 troops in these garrisons.
———__
out 60 per cent. of the registered vote
at the special election on the proposed
seriously hurt. With drawn revol-
veg the man. who boarded the car at
uithough this crisis arises every
p the Treasury department and several
|
The crossing at Zimnitza
months were required by Dr. Norton made by Bulgarian troops, Ill
and a staff of clerks to assemble and'
.vr—-
’ o'clock. in company with'her small
a
r
.-.
‘N- O --«g..- A
Sillllif Mill MAKES
lllllill 0N Willltlli
ml her way home from the moving
pictures Saturday night.. about ten
daughter. a lady who resides on Spring
Hill. was attacked by a man at the
corner of Franklin and Belden ave«
hues. The screams of the daughter
and mother brought assistance immed-
iately, and the man made off across
the Mll‘i- Lot and disappeared before
his identity could be established.
According to the story told by the
lady herself. she left the Regent The-
atre with her daughter. about ten
o'clock. and while passing the Nor?
walk Library. noticed a man follow-
ing them. At the corner of Belden
avenue and Unioil,\l?la‘oe. the stranger
mad the couple.' and evidently lay
in whit near' the corner of Franklin
avenue. He, tolledvtbe woman by the
Miller; as. the passed his .hiu‘mg
outfltemptld to‘ throw her to
child muted loud-
Commlssion form of government char-
ter. only 6,603 of tire 2am thrilled to
vote. did so. The story is told simply
in the following outline of figures: 0n
list. 2i,68’i'; necessary for legal vote,
13,013; necessary to carry charter.
6,508: went to polls, 8,121: voted on
question. 6.603; voted Yes. 5.764: vot-
ed No. 839; went to polls but did not
vote, 1,518; did not go to polls. 13.566.
CORPORATIONS EXEMPT
UNDER LATEST TAX LIST
* Attention is being called by the
treasury department of the internal
revenue ofilce to the language of par-
four children were burned to death agrnph 0' Act °f October 3’ 1913 rind
in a tire that destroyed the Wilson.sew°n_ 11: Act 0’ 999mm" 8- 1916'
home in West Cape May early today.1 with regard to the exemptions of can
Elle family was filial; Whiting!“ fir; tain corporations and organizations
wk" out. an t a go it .suc and their income from the income tax
headway when no ghbors arrived that ~ ‘
it was impossible to save any of Under the former paragraph only nine
their. ‘ ' l1 “9‘ different kinds of corporations and
The house was some distance from organizations are named. while under
other dwellings in the village where the later Section there are 1‘ exempt-
there is no fire department. ,Nelgh- '
bors formed a bucket Irlgade but
their charts were In vain. '
Defective Flue the Cattle.
The dead. in addition to Whoa.
llll0ll filllil IS
Blllllllll l0 Dillll
an and write, 4 flildren all
Mother-item Perish _iii Blazing
llotlle
\
_n_—J-
CAPE MAY, N. J., Nov. 27.—-Louls
Wilson", his wife. mother-in-law and
fiAlI—ROAD ‘ RESOLUTION
Genrfide. 11 years “Thoma. ’
.Ltlltu. 6: and nutrie- Wilson. I.
‘ 814.9: a bead. Last year this average
WASHINQTON. Nov. l1.——Tboln- price was 017.81:
were all-s. Margaret Wilson. his wife; cox-state Commerce Omission Mort According loathe commissioner's re-,
3 may on volume; of the W City port. the operation of the law passed
soothers Railway mistlet- mattbolaotludonoftboflenoraiha-
a point uptown, had for severalgl’efil‘. the extraogdinary conditions of
bioeks kept the passengers and. creW' transportation prevailing at the pres-l
in fear of their lives.
Hundreds Join Chase. ! .
0n reaching 12th and Pine streets ly shipping this year. The general
the. momma.“ made a dash for (heiproeperity promises to make the com-
police station on the corner. in sling Christmas the moat commercially,
moment a dozen “new“! appeared,active the country has ever blown!
and the fuseilade began.‘ The W‘The “firm“ are already worki ‘
. ng un-|
dashed down the street, firing as he der pressure, but it is believed that
ran. Hundreds of citizens joined in ~
the chase and more than 200 shots with the holiday shipping season
were exchanged before the fugitive stretched: over the entire month of
ages brought down with a bullet anDe‘aember more adequate service can
‘ e breast. 'be given than if the entire Christmas
THIRTY PER clan , . movement is iammed into the week
T OF CATTLE p-tmmedlatbly preceding Christmas.
IN Tim STATE ARE arousal).
That 30 per .cent. of. the cattle of L j
the‘state are infected with tubercu-‘SHORE. ”"5 WRECK ,
ioais Is the contention or Cattle Com-- . . ~~~~~~~ 1"“ UP TRAIN?
mm‘olerljeflrey 0. P1101” in. his m‘ EAST LYNNE, NOV. 21..Tmmc
port for the two years ending Sept. 30, was tied up for several hours on the
1915. During the two years the oom- Shore Line division of the “New Ha-
miuloner flcelved 437 calls to exam- v "' road here last. night when two
ins cattle.» 7mm “133,197 cattle trains came together in arrears“
" hurt. One
examined and the “an“ price paid. collision. No one was
in 1915 for cattle condemned was track was cleared two hours after
'the accldontrbutrtbe other track had
Inot been cleared at. midnight. \
. HosPirAl. our"... .
Joseph Smith. of 1‘!» hip street.
childrenoftbo “hours-d was diachargodbuntl .
Katherine at»... “W a u... that“ “Will“!!- stably which authorises the applies; My.“ want, of 3w.“ "gnu,
Viki-a. Wilson was so yuan mum.“- ilstnolndMJteaoftbotubarouio-ls tattooed: nomads», ’ ‘
andbbwtfeabouttbou-er. ”ammo-omen. ¢,mmu‘mm,mm Immuneitymulthlnptu
”wrlw'”. 37,393., .mmlummmmme- immune». comma "M'~l'“l I a t ' m
mmwmu‘d-“9'wum.mm “M“‘mmwmmm melee-tui-
the blaze. 'W’ I 1'0deth ‘ ‘ mint.
1-
tnbulate the. data. It is,the first tithe
eat. time accentuate the need for ear.“fl census of colors has been compiled
by any government.
DR. WILEY REPORTED as NOT
SERIOUSLY HURT IN *AC-
CIDENT ,/ )
Dr. W. Albert Wiley of Greenwich.
who was injured. Saturday afternoon
when his automobile was crowded oil
the road...on the Bridgeport turnpike
near Devon, is not as seriously injur\
ed as first reported, it was teamed
the Bridgeport hospital last. night. Dr.
Wiley and his two companions, Dr.
Kenna and Elijah Wooleykwere well
shaken up but Dr. Wiley was injured
more seriously than the others.
The _party was hdaded for the Yale-
arvard game and a Mormon car, on this [mm md‘gi‘wh am
coming in the other direction, crowd- Berlin m recorded BEPIfa!
'ed the Wiley machipo, oil the road. ‘
The car burned. and all three men Londoiuoday. in {tum
'faken to the Bridgeport hospital.
H
TIGKIT QPIOUMTOQS' times
now Ham. .Nov. :1.
aluminum. The consult”
“Moms-d
with“
a fore the Bulgarian positing . " ‘
. ‘Xflmh '
nausea. or New York. Mp dow-
'm‘and OoorpoH.Ilonte.ofw9si mama-Am
Haven. arrested “may charted. No .
with midi" in football ttokotatu {hath Wham
violation deity mutation were “'1'th
“nonhuman-unwound}...
are said to have. captured a. new
quantity of grain in the l
The Germans elicited t
crossing near the mouth of”
Alt, occupying" Islacz. " _ f
g . In Dobrudjynorth of the Co
lstanza-Tchernavoda line, ,‘
Russian advance appears to he
come, to a halt. , The 3
War Office announces that
hostile forces whieh‘had been.
tacking have now entrenched - “
I
i
Seemmgdy there isno - .1
tion ton-the part of either .-
in force in the Somme region
er has been reported as prevail
thc been locate in Chart
loperauons’ along the handle,
gian front. igno the
and the adhere reg' ' '
artille , a‘ ..
it’lfifiw it‘dm
tona' ~ .,
Norwalk Chronicler