' intonation
‘ Tibia at tho south NONI-lit Put
it
AWATID PIES! Hm FROM ALL PM“ 0' THI WORLD IV A 8PIGIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR.
one. no “and Ciao W.
tllll lltlthS
tilt till llll
lllllttl tllt
iaegtnpit Communication [Between
Chihuahua Citynnd Santa los-
alia Also Interrupted
fill DAYS’ llililllNG
, all
"Allin lttolttl
Guimcro Residents Combat Scat-v
i
tend Bands of Bandits anti tilt-g
bias 1
l
.ltiARhIZ. Mex, Dec. 1i.‘~.\ll llfI‘
lithculi report our current hero to,
city that the railroad line and title!
gmph line has been out between ('ili"
button City and Santa Ronaiia. ill»;
ports in Chihuahua City that Carranza 1
‘uttlffll‘Ct‘lllPllis were enroute to Chi:
Malina (‘ity were believed to hotel
. ln‘ed Villa troops to cut the railroad!
hr...
hilltlil HICAIN'JI'ARTIGKS AMER-
KAN ARMY lN MEXICO, 'Dec. ll.~
Lite-ports brought to headquarters by
tl‘.‘t\'t‘ltet‘s today tell ot~fighting be-
tween Mt‘Xit't‘iilh of the fillierrero disAi
inlet and \'ilii>.‘.;l.~t. which had Ilt‘r‘lI in‘l
progrtss for the last five des, Em
pttlylf, on lilt‘ Blbricora ranch, till
Attlt‘rit‘uilrtitvtt’il property. under hell"
intreulan, Maximo Marquez. have det
lt‘ltif‘d bandit bands several times re-
lull
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. MONDAY, DECEMBER It, 1916.
__4 ~._ "0... , ,.
ttltt llllltl it
as titliilth.
__t_l_tttl lltlt
Alia-pt ntSliiddn Causes Excite-
ment in hurtling lion» ~
NEW HAVEN, Dec. ll.~~l‘rauk
Shiedy. 2 years old, who has been
out of work for some time. nnd who
was despondent, tried to commit
suicide last night in a boarding house
on Gregory street. when he unscrew»
the top from an unfinished gas
pipe. and thin went to bed.
The woman who conducted the
boarding house and ‘her husband.
missing the young man during the
a lighted lump
Tile
W85
over
with
Shiedy'zl room.
next ally of tile thrl-e knew
when doctors were working
them ill a local hospital.
The gas ’ignited from the lamp
and the front of the house was
blown out. The woman, Mrs. Isaac
l.. Bit-l‘al'iane. may die from her
burns iier husband is badly hunted.
but may live. while Sitietiy. although
also badly burned. has a good
chance fdr recovery,
The house started to Illll'll. but the
fin- department put out the blltza be
fore much fire datllag'e was done
Mrs. Macl‘uriane died at the
pital lmlny of her injuries
went upstairs
and entered
-~’-. -.-’._ ._..
ltslttss
WV lttlts
xuw Ytlllii. Ill-c. ll-«rlle mm
Government’s Inquiry into the high
ilo-s ,
“dilliy and it is believed possible cont of living begun here today with
tint residents of the Guierl‘ero dis- preparations for a grand jury inventi-
trlct. encouraged bY‘lil" success otigotion of the coat business. Sit-flout
Mg'lrtluez. have broadened their operviinvestinations will be made. in PM
xttonn to combat both scattered bands 3 cngo. lielrott. Toledo and Cincinnati.
of bandits and Vililstns. These inquiries will be interlocking
.ttltlltl lilllRS ...,....
\
; According. to Frank M. Swacker.
special prosecutor representing the
Department of Justice. the govern-
‘tnent alrelltly has discovered that
‘lilt‘l‘t‘ has been no real shortage in.
E PRUDUCED‘ the supply of anthracite coal at this
-~ {pl-ices. charged‘by some dealt-rs.
“AN “M‘VCISCO' “WV 11, l.c.3 The committees appointed by Gov.
”f“ ““d ““33"“ "09“?" 0" it‘lt‘srflm's; emor Whitman and Mayor .‘tiltchol to
t-Jicged to have been written by some seek remedies tor the high cost at
at the defendants ill tilv- case oi l-‘runz 1 food will meet'lllin :lftet‘noon'tlt the
ltiopp, Gpm‘u“ consul-geniargtl here, office of George W. Perkins. who in
tport and no warrant for the high
and six others charged with having;
mutated the neutrality of the United1
Hines by conspiring to destroy com-
murce and munitions ot‘ the lint-ante
ichnirmam of both organizations.
, “It is our object." said Mrhl’erkius.
i"lo conduct an inquiry along the
broadest lines. A definite plan of
Cloudy tonight and Tuend
3"
[Milli (itiiiifll
, REPARIIED l0
HAVE A 0010
Was loo lit to (to to Buckingham
Pnlaco to Receive Sublet Oftitc
From ltittg George
.illttilltilti’lllll
l
Addy and fearing that he “{ight M “Li {0 BE IMUWIED
l
iVisilllv M the labor Pauly in
’ Opinion on Current issues
LONDON. Ileh Ii. 12 it} p, ill."
il’remicr Lloyd tlt‘ttrgc it- ill. lie was
,unablc to go to Buckingham Palace
’Lodtty with members of ills cabinet. to
receive the seals of office from King
.(leorge. ‘ -
‘ Andrew Ilonar Law and the other
tllt-niilers of the ministry who are not
lrcqulred to seek re-cicction on as
:sumption of otilce. and altto the lltrds
lwho arc cooperating with tho new
administration, went to the palace at
illtmll today, his-tell the hands of thc
thing and received their seals of oflit‘t‘.
.Tllc members of the Cabinet who
{must be reelected. unless the House
‘ol Commons passes a bill making this
i
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(Continued on mac Eight.)
tutu tittlltill
‘. 0i unllllt
: _ll_l_t_ ts till
i
l
l
2 Busby Rep. llill of «connecti-
‘ cut
~.
“‘ASIIINGTOX, i), t‘ 'Itcc. ii.”-
Congressman Ebcnczer J. Hill of
Count. will in a few days introduce a
iblll ill the House of" Representatives
lprovidlng for dirc’ét election of the
.ttties, were presented by the EOVGI‘ll‘iitClltllI will be announced in a few President, Senators and Congressmen
twin, today at the opening of the
"(V‘Hii week of tho trial.
it‘t‘tk‘l'ill prosecutor: said they hoped
days.“ .
. Foodstuff investigation.
CHICAGO. Dec. ll.—Tllree separnto
'under a uniforlll national
tqualification.
‘ Thc bill will provide equal stlil‘ruge
suffragc
by the admission of the communion“.investigations into the cost of food-1m men and women in election of all
.mnla to. plow that orders for tile;stuffs are under way here todaififfllt‘ national officers, leaving it m the
itesil‘llt‘ilnn of bridges and tunnels inlexecutive committee of the nationallsmu.s to “Hymn“. their-own quali-
t'mnda and the explosion of o dyna-
mite barge in Seattle Harbor last year
cattle direct front German consular
officials lwrc. -
iDllIS J. Smith. a del‘en'dant ill tho
time who is said to have revealed de-
tails of the conspiracy to government
oilicials. and C. C. Crowley, a detec-
tive. are the two men the government
allergen attempted to carry out the
conspiracy of hampering traffic ill
ltlnnitions consigned to the Entente
Allies. Smith has since become the
government's chief Witness. When
‘lltt’: government placed him on the
:~t.tlld last Thursday, the defense pro-
tested that Smith was a felon, con-
llcted by court; martial, of .offenses
committed in the army. and that he
served a term ill Leavenworth Prison.
The admissibility of Smith's testi~
loony was to be, decided today by
.lttdge'Hnnt. In the meantime papers:
restoring Smith to citizenship have}
can forwarded front Washington.
The restoration papers, it was said.
will in effect operate as a presidential
pardon and qualify Smith as a' wit-
steps.
' SANDY lifliili ‘Bl0ilii8
* ARE'DESIRiillD
SANDY HOOK. Dec. 11.-Two resi-
ddnees and two business buildings, all
or frame construction. were burned
heroenrly badly. causing loss esti-
mated‘nt about 88,500., The tire stat-t»
ed in o bufldhg occupied by the two-
taurnnt 01E. 3. Thrall. Jr., from an
undetermined «dunno commitment:
on to the‘ barber shop of John Pet:-
scholor' dud nine dwellings occupied by
athmeingbgflz .mi "Patrick Kelley.
— , 48ml ’ ' 3
”our... , it "t
.0 one ‘m in)“. -"The‘- village
, 2% no are-prom nud'ltttio could
a dono to are the buildings. .
O
iRetail Grocers‘ Association met and
iing, according to Frank 13. Connolly.
of San Francisco, vice-president of
ithe’nssociation. is to find menus for
idisciplining food speculators.
The Federal Grand Jury reconvened
’ld continued its inquiry into the
1 causes of the high prices of food, and
till? state Public Utilities Commissio‘n
istarled a hearing on the conduct of
3cold storage warehouses. .‘.
, According to one member of the
iconlmission. it is‘planned to place a
itime limit on the storage of each kind
iof food.
l
‘lttttltlt ltttcln'
til it Mllttl
In preparing articles that are to be
mailed as Christmas gifts, Postmanter
Andrew Leary at the South Not-walk
Post Office wishes particularly to call
the attention of the public to the fol-
lowing method offimcking.
Candies in thin pastboard boxes
should be illclosed ill outer boxes‘ot
wood. tin or corrugated pusteboard.
Cut flowers should be sent in the
same manner.
Parcels. containing perishable inat-
ter should be marked “Bertohable.”.
Umbrpllas. cones. got! sticks. and
similar. articles must be reinforced by
strips of wood or otherwise oufllgtent-
ly wrapped to withstand handling‘nntl
transportation. ‘
Drawings and paintings must 'be.
suitably protected to prevent dam-
age. When not lint they nhouid'bo
rolled around a wooden‘sttck and
strongly wrapped. ’ ~_~
Toys, articles of glass and crockery
should be packed in boxes of wood or“
tinrwlth sumclent exceistor. row cot:
l
t
, a
Continued on page sixteen
t :21
tone of the chief purposes of the meet.
lflcattons for election of state officers.
“The original plan of electing the
lPresident of the United States through
the electoral college has outgrown its
usefulness, and we should elect our
president by direct vote of the men
and women citizens of the United
States," sitld Mr. Hill to the corres-
pondent yesterday in discussing his
proposed bill; ‘
“At the present tillle women can
vote for President in twelve states.
and foreigners can vote for President
in nine. My bill would allow women
to vote for President in all the states,
but prohibit foreigners from voting
at all.
“let the states set their own"'re-
quire cuts for elections of state om-
chain. but allow every American citi~
zen to Vote for the President, the can-
didate receivinga plurality to-be de~
clared elected."
Mr. Hill is also considering other
features such as having the pnesldent
serve one term of six years and be-
gin his term on January lot, with a
hiiw to perhaps placing them in his
1. .
ttttlolts lltcl
lit NEW
In celebration of the completion of
a numbprof new sheds at. his factory
of! Butler street, lChhrlen L. Barker;
tut-or gave a most enjoyable dunno
Saturday ev‘enlng'tu the recently-con.
situated building» , ‘
The attain won very largely ntton ~
ad and everyone present voted Mr.
Butler to be the bent of hosts.
The Sterling-Wollnttn Orchn'ntra' of
'hlprvvalk rendered excellent music u.-
dnnctng. which With continued until
midnight. ,
fitnfranhmantojvore served
the intermission. ‘
'V ‘t‘n‘. ‘ 'vd
it
Alluring
c
.‘r‘ '
tent run It run
of ninth ltttltltt
maul Of no 3—0“ of trade
Gals Alanna tn maria-co
of Album m
The members of the State Public
Utilitien‘ Communion will be in South
Norwalk nent Wednesday morning, to
give hearing in the City Hall at 9:30
o'clock. on the ornamental lighting
project hero. Iluch interest is being
taken in time matter. and President;
John bi. Glover. o! the South Norwalki
Board of Trade, has addressed the
tfollovring lettter to citizens ill the
{Second Taxing District:
To the members of the ,
South Not-walk Board or Trade of,
Retail Merchants' Association.
1t;éntlemen:—~
I Shall we bore an Ornamental Light-
itng System no authorized and rune?
itioned by the District Meeting hut’
i Fall and for which our Board of Kiev:
ltt'icnl Commilnioners haw been work-
} mg no strenuously ever since, or not 1’
it 0M on You
i This villi trunnio- in to be decided‘
Stiltllll lot
tut lllnls
it till nun
Miles Intro, Charged that With
Ilrivinn lutomfilc Without [it
cons. and Using Abusive lott~§
Me ‘ 1
ltltttl Mllllltll
- it till tolls ll-llil
Ridgefioid Intoist in Accident,
Forgot ills Drhvt's License
ltw lllitltlii
follows lltllthlANS’ lttltlt
- lltttl lttltllnl ttlltttllt
[All
A Stand Expected io'Jte Mode Along the aneu River.
Forming the Southern Bo
Province of Moldavia —No
tonic Advance
undary ol I'llcl‘r'2 Northern
rtllertt Anny Hold Up Tel-—
ttw'clltttttlts tinnitus tttttt lot 5
MititllilN’S llttl ttlllltls llttlltlll illicit"
Russians Are llamnlerlngl Away at the lustre-Germ!
G— SENTINEL ..... '
.2’..§’:.t.."t‘£i‘.t.‘.’“””“.. ....2.‘:."“::.“.'.‘:;°t.r;j , ,1 w tines attire Western trout oi Moldavia
:Ilnll,‘ wmeu" morning at 9:30'itil'rliznilth‘ hfclttichtzi‘tmti: fit-3:“ frat”: l . . .-_.__.~-_.. .
L211%:ygiea;:n?::§:doioh:v$§cgttgrocer. was heard bet'wc “Mg? 1/ IndlCatlons today paint morc
mi confirmation X9“ must be present u ”0“ m“ "mm” '1" "it uptown "NWERSM RESPECI strongly tnan ever to memo?»
that meeting. s'court, and ’reeultoni finally to . the . Immy that the new defenstve line
. Dom Depend a" ”mom" ”How, £32331; Saga; raidguiblii‘itll. dlo‘tlng.>cll*l»‘ AND [0“ 0f “Actof the Rumanians, following their 5...
t 3; There Youmll. ‘ 5‘ “ ”"m‘ ‘”‘ ““ Lretrcat irom bucharest, Will be "
, . . ,_,’tomobiib while under age nnd with-
1 Our Iloam of Electrical (tillllllih out a ““9““. “0 was also that, All‘
drawn along the buzeu river.
t i rs are to be raised for their; . _ . p r , . .
‘gpiziidtd ml and 3mm” mom mlhl‘iil ubtlsltvglalngunceand mono ol . . glormlng the southern boundary
push this proposition through lust as $38“ stit‘i'rdii-‘ifigif. > “airttmtitolltmu' command" “into“ it) Ad-; at their northern Provmcc of
Irapidly an the very nbnormnl condi-I larvis ‘Murm ,' ' . f ‘ ; . - t . - .Moldavm.
I - . . .,- . r 3 .ilrt‘slcd in» young; at | a d new, _ .
wttonn “0““ mm“ and lit?) hate now tlllan in his father's store in Main! was; N urnlml “I. II on ‘ Addlttonal reports from Petra.
’arrived at a ; .tul‘here they noeantmct. utter he had .tuppOSttdly seen"
it)". support nnd istance of ever) ‘illlll operating tin- <ch'lt'hl' delltcrv
,one who is interested in seeing ”“31““. Mom... '
great improvement for the benefit at:
i
Ship Class in High School
r
Lieutenantvt‘ommnndcr Telfair .\l.‘
grad indicate a considerablg
up the Teutonic advance
’measurc of success by the Ru»,
Imanian northern army in hw‘
.
Will Be Presented in lime in Foul
,u
tallies,
the 10611 automobile truck minuftlc-J
. helm. Wuorbury; trennurer,
morul effect of demonstrating to the
Public Utilities Commission that till!
District stands up one man in its de-
mand for this improvement.
Very truly yours,
JOHN bi. CLOVER.
.llllt tillitiits
~ ll Sittlllltl lull
v
\
t
t
tBelicved to be Mentally irrespon-
sible in View of the Stories lie
‘ tins Told
In the arrest of Joseph Lyden, lilt.‘
man who took Clarence E. Crotoot'l
automobile is found. Lydon was ur-
rested in Bridgeport Saturday after
noon nnd‘was brought to this city by
Officers Murray and Smith, and is
held under “.500 bond. Under a
severe grilling by Chief William R.
Pennington and Prosecutor Cramer C.
Hegeman he admitted that he had
stolen the cor. liis confession will
be used against him when the case
comes up for trial on December 13.
Judge William F. Tammany is his tit-
torney. .
His cousin, Thomas Lyden, is held
under $50 bonds for driving an auto-
mobile wit-h no car certificate and
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(continued on sixth page)
A... -..——-
Slitllltlltltllll i
‘ ttltts Al Willi
HARTFORD, Dec. ll.—An amend.
ment 9 the state constitution to pro-
hibit the liquor traffic and legislation
to give Women the right to vote on
the license question will be urged
upon the 1917 legislature by the Pro-
hibition turtles in the state, it was an-
nounced today by E. L G. liohenthol,
the state, chairman’of the Whibltltin
Party. ‘ “The tilted temperance for-eon
or Connecticut," the announcement
sayn. will hold 0. meeting at the young
pen'n Christina Association building
ore on December 13 to constan-
plan-me vigorous ‘nctlvlty in behalf
‘0! the manure!“ referred to and other
legislatlggwhioh mny'lbe unbound an
ill meeting. " ‘. . ‘ j
“o cheers 0! the organization are.
President'm 1:. G.- thnptlutl. ,Stnlth
Mnncllonter; Secretary. . Hugo'Cednr.
Bldwell, Bloomfield. '..i‘
. mullet Rhino; Pa; Tr; on
.-
,our city put into operation. ..
t Much of tits motorists necessary: (Lontinued on Sixth Page).
hove been. gum and ovorytblnl;
in in condition; “to proceed rapidly with
.tbe lnltttllntion of the system juot an
isoon as the approval of the Public
tt‘tilltles Oommluion lit obtained.
A The force of numbers will have the
inmost, s. N...now with the «gt-areas: along the railroad (rpm .
Militia. of New York, and who is a Ploechti, north of Buchamt’pfitfi
member of many patriotic. hintoficnlt
and military societies of the Unitedithe town 0f Bunch, located '1;
States. among which are The Order‘about the center of the Buzeu nv.
of thexlrounders’ and Patriots‘,
80 . or line. which stretched eastwud " .
fllllth-All lllilii ,
i . clety of t‘olonial Wars. Societ)’ 0f the to the l we
l fouows A DANBE “Wilma”. Sons 0, we Revoluuonwube o 1' reaches of the Dam.
‘ Military Society of the war of 1812.; , ,
Military Order of the Loyal Legionf It :8 necessary to the .appamtt
Society of American Warn, Militarylpurpose of the Rumamann ‘0‘
Old" m. l‘g‘?$“.“,":§fg, :glfigrfl?r‘3‘:ithcm to prevent an Austro-Ger. "
(disrmd’f Ltilt:.Spirit:lash-Am(ti-icon 'War, man. adVance here until the R31.
United Spanish American war \'et- maman forces, further south in
ernns. Sbclety of American Officers Eastern Wallachla, rctreafln‘,
and the American Flag Asscctauonufiom the region between Bitch? - ‘
will give a talk on the "Flags_of Our test and 'I‘Chnemav I . hill.“
Country" for patriotic aliV educationr‘ . ., p,
at purposes before the nuturalizationircached the Billet: river 1m}, no:
‘ —————.-.'——-————
On Saturday night, at the weekly
ldance given in Arton Hall. 0. free-for-
tall fight started. and the result of it
was that five. young men landed in
the downtown lull, owing to the ef-
itlcient work at Otticer Summls. Tho
lchnrge against them was drunken-
iness and breach of the peace. They
were tried this morning in the City
o
Co‘tlrt. "before Judge George H. Yos-
burgh and fined amounts which
ranged from 87 and costs to 814 and
costs. m '
Patti Mitchelly was charged with
breach of the peace and was fined 37
and costs. Joseph Bortara was are
rested for drunkenness. breach of the
peace and for resisting an officer, and,
he was found guilty on the first and;
last charge and was fined $14 andl
costs. Charles Wilson was arrested
for breach of the peace and fined 57‘:
and costs. on was Victor Johnson]
Bernard Carroll was charged with:
lbreacll of the peace, but was dist
charged for lack of evidence.
For a short time the European war
on a small scale was going on in theI
Al‘lon Hull. Bottles and stones were!
substitited in the place of bullets.
The whole neighborhood was aroused
and heads of people in their night
dress peered from the windows of th
nearby houses. The fight was carried.
down stairs and into the street and;
when Officer Sammie arrived at the'
scene it had broken up in three
groups. He arrested five of the worst
ones and locked them up in the sta-
tion. A peculiar thing about the case
is that every man he put under or.
rest is of a different nationality. Italy.
Sweden, Ireland. Hungary and Ger
many were represented in tbe‘scrnp
The cause" over which the uproar
started was not broughttout in court
tltltlltiilo ttl
ttltltl t thlth
An unknown auto van struck Mrs.
Julia Wacsil, of Cedar street. Satur-
l
i
t
e .
l
1
pike. severely injuring her, and then
drove oftvvlthout stopping. No de-
ncrlptim of,ttle van nor the numboré‘
on it have bun‘uecltl'ed as yet.
Mrs. Walton was thrown to due side
of the road nnd must have laid there
:10; some time before she was dis-
covered. humus taken” to the Nor-
walk Hospitals whero ' it was found
thither right arm was broken and
she Was seriously. bruised around the
back. Report: from the hospital state
that chain renting comfortably today,
" Reed H. Flynn of Livingston Place.
ropprted the accident to tho police
.1
w
in
day night. on the Connecticut Turn-k
and citizenship class in the Assemblytiess tndecd the Romanian mill;
Hall of the Norwulk High School. onvtary authorities have decidgb ”-
\‘Vedllt’sduy evening next at 8 o'clock.t “min a hold on more of _
The general public is cordially ““1“ Illahia than W3
vited to attend this lecture. which; _
will be both interesting and instruc-‘sthelf Purpose to defend. These
tivc. Those who are interested in "1.93. Romanian forces are threatened .
origin and evolution of mm countrrr'not only by Field Marshal von
flu , should not miss this opportunity; ,
togsee displayed some rare and his-t Mackenscns Danubs army, but
toric flags. Liellte‘il_allt Commander
Minion will show tings
American Colonies from lot)? to‘ 177‘Wbcrween Silistria and .Tchernav.
and the flags 0f the lv“It“?rbmwsivoda. ‘l
. e m lme. t - “a
ham that “a“? ‘0 ”‘9 “r 3‘ isl Meanwhile the Russrans 3’?
ant-Commander Minton ‘ .
the author of several papers on the‘hammenng away, at the Alum...
Colonial and Revolutionary periods Of; German lines on the western
our country. He is a veteran of meifrontier of Moldavia and r rt;
Spanislrémericnn War nt‘ld the Mes-t CPD
:1 Cam‘algn of l9l~imlnvlug sex n .
.qulzi‘tvice atptlle bombardment of San. running towards the west. Their
ago de Cuba in 1898 and in the oc iobject apparently is not only to
cupation m; \'t{riiiggugl§{::i995\gtv :19.- hold the Moldavian frontier cafe.
l .softle '11 “ ‘. ' ' "
“rs. tract,“ leg 32,335'i’i‘ilpiféflis'°s‘°‘lflini$¥.?
- s a ' »
ngahstmmfngofegllng oi Americanistt through into Hungary and cuts;
The safety of this country 0f ourstting in behind the Austro-Gcl‘v“
and the peace on“? “3”” depends man supply lines leading intb no; “
upon true 'Americanlsm. . . . mania from the north "‘
,. file cannot have the right kind 10* Th , h be . ' . ,
Americanism unless we have he . ere as en little fighting of
unity of the American born and th-e an important nature on the other“
American naturalifleq. Wltllt‘ffimfi: fronts. ’
. - ' a' are. -- -
ting: tgislltalgggpsm ’5‘.“ country [9, Th; latast reports from Athens
any emergency that rmght arise. we say t at e note of the 'Enten.
do not want war, but if war must governments to Greece is ready
come we must tie prepared to me“ and will undoubtedly be present
the issue square t’- ed tomorrow. " The note will be
' we must be so , . ,
piggar?dixt‘h:ltnngehgfiiou will dare at Short, m the nature Of a prelim}-
tack “5, One of the ways to mulntain nary to a second note, whichwdi
peace is to establish a universal re contain more detailed demand
spec! and 1‘we for the flag. Austin-German troops took '
offensive yesterday in the re"
of Pomernny, 45 'miles so” a ,
east of Lemberg, in Galicia, 3.3
today‘s Russian War Office. 3 - -
meat, but were brought to a-
‘by the Rmninn fire.
It is indicated that the demo
liietlten
*vmfl
rut! tN wuat’taunv scuoon
WATERBURY. Dec. li.——-Ftre was
discovered In St. Joseph’s Parachial
School on John street today. while
there were about“ 200 children, none
of the more than six years old. in o
the building. Guided by the; Cauloltct “ Gm” may “gm“ ”‘3‘
Sisteroywho are the teachers; the clltl-idemqbdmmn 0f the am
am. Vt'ithOut waiting" to get numerator! of control by the ,,
wraps. flied out of the outtake-tilled tente over the pants, telegrn
building in perfect orator. g‘he fired-and “filmy. and the “1“
was It the busenieht‘o. the nildlng, the impfilonbd vet-nuns“ '
’whlch was t marl d o. ch 11. . . . ’
o yuse as are 3‘ 1‘ .31 lead ‘11“
headquarters Land it. will be thorough-
ly inundated. , . . ~ ‘. ‘ . , .
.it' i _
The, damage was. slight. “A match ‘ _ , .
dropped by one of the children muddajtiflnthm manner to delve uh
‘ ' .. . . .‘ y "‘ ‘ ”v
the. blaze; ‘ . "n -‘l lull“ ’>
”r
it now seem.
by new contingents of Bulgarians 5 _
as used by thctwhich have crossed the Danubtfr'
‘making headway in the valleynt 7 .
.Ur .
Norwalk Chronicler