READ m 8m-
NEL FOR INFORIA-
non worsens“.
BLE FOR EVERY
Housman).
AOOOCIATID PIE“ NEW. FROM
‘ " ' ‘ one?» tiTp'mm"”‘uom"”iiTm
ESTABLISHED 1870. oeico u some Clue latter.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. WEDNESDAY, DEC. I3, 1916.
' * jillllllllllliiliiltliiltlls t
'thMisslilN . .
0N lAXAlIllN .Eli'flfelilil‘l’l
l' Thanked for let Producing the‘
V[ E R'I' “Birth of a Nation" ':
‘ ‘ The colored people of Norwalji hole.1
expressed their appreciation of the
action of Samuel Kantor, manager of
“ the Regent Theatre. in cancelling the
‘ production of the “Birth of a Nation"
which had been booked for his the-
atre. The Sentinel recorded the fact
ithat the presentation ol the picture lii‘
‘ Nornalk was distasteful lo the t'olol‘-‘
led population, and that when the mill '
wt was refined to Mayor liarstroni‘
Better Assessment Valuations
he look the matter up with Manager
All All Editor
9t PROPiRll A88fssm“
and, stand above, cancelled ill"
,,.____...,_
Recommend That aProper Map Be
Made for the Purpose of Getting
in
its
engagement In recognition oi his
action. the following
illlilltll l0
t-oiilmtlnicntion .
BACK BUILDING,
INSPECTAA IJP
Prosecutor Goldicliniidt Urged to lData llas Icon Md to
lake Action of Case at Mr. Gal-A
latter, of Craohury I
initial WANlS .
~ stint itiitiii‘
'- “u...
-q... ..-_ .c.
loiiiiiiiiiitiii“
l Pilllitlll iiiiti
iiw Htlli’llll-
Pillll’lillll ls
intuit
—... .4...—
ihppeus as though Decision Wouldl
E De Favorable to lrsta‘lation in,
A South Norwallt ’
t
i
The Public l'tiliti~-.~ t‘muuhsmmi‘
‘niel this morning in the (‘ity Hall and.
“G k-llislened to reasons why the commis-
chitect,aed .‘m “mt-islonl‘rs should grant lllr‘ pt‘illltill lll‘
‘the Second llistrict for ornament... p
t“ W” "M h lelt lighting. The situation was mnsidei .
M Hill! ‘ tetral itll t‘.‘il.’,|t s and the decision will}
I: . tbc rendered by the ('uulllllestu'l a.
._._...—._.... soon it; possible. The outlook i.
very favorable and there is no douli
AMINIMENIOf but that the petition will be granted.
‘ All of the parties ililermtml were
.repreoeiltcd It the hearing. Each
was for the new lighting system, thatl
.iu the United Electric Light and Wu i
liiliilli Allis Nlll
lleatlthehcsl
TWELVE PAGE EV-
ERY DAY OF LATEST
LOCAL AND TELE-
GRAPHIC NEWS.
Snow and colder tonight.
fiRiAllY IMPRESSED BY 7
till lAlKS 0f PEACE
____.—.
lack ot Detinlte Knowledge oi the Terms llpcn Which
Germany and tier Allies Desire to. Cease Proves a.
Handicap in the Discussion
IA AUMANIAN WAR ZONE llll lillllllllll
3 MRS. Wt Alllflill
and resolution» have been presented ter Company the Postal Telegraph
Permanent ltssessor With Proper
.
llti ftlr Kalltol‘
t
Norwalk. Conn.
Third taxing District llslts Permis-
Legislative Comm at Weill on
(‘ompany and the Electrical ('(lm'lllr
stunt-rs were in favor of the
AAUES ARE 00NIINUING lllllll ADVANCE
l u
Assistants toloolt Upland i , “W. ,1. w... son to Get Bond Issue . I .. A d “I t’ mung mm. W ..,,,,,.,..',‘;..;;:More Than 7,000 Prisoners Taken Yesterday by field
_____‘_* Ml" Stillllllt‘l ltaiitot', ~ l ”ISM m a lull "no“ Company. on the other hand. retrieval; M h [V M k ’ ‘
eel-r- H a» .t unit that tlw most 5""“1k-‘U‘lm- A Halon oi reports from the Val I . - ‘l‘l slinulder an) oi the ivsptiiiriiiil-ty' ”'8 a 0“ 3C ensens Armies
Amvl‘r'fll” 1:11;)“ IVA‘W‘P: “lab ibl‘l’St‘nl lll'ilfl‘l‘li‘: to:”i'tiiii-Mvztlt’tlitlitlflurigreltl-{i‘idrill ATE-iiilinihlxtii‘t‘hiv‘or“: “”50““? ”I" Matters of impOltlnoe, relative lo’h‘“ ' “laud “Vellum-"c "NH-'- "- ‘4“
Jr ti t_|(-- 4114.] :m twp" l “'3: s - . t l“ ‘ i . 0v 1 i ' ‘. . . v. . .-. ‘ t ' \.,«‘ ..» ‘ . . . . _
I “AM mom... .g.,,,,.m.,,.-mnl '15,... rt. with 'llH p i-ZXtellelic). llll' palm" oil held in. ”.93.“. ”"33 A: .“E‘fl: 31'; 319‘; 28°33‘1‘1'1‘5‘3mr‘f“ fixt"‘1’3u;;:"‘\:3.i;1‘;:"h 'a."T“;’l“"'_“‘m'“|’;‘“'W} Fighting is continuing on thcithe Central governments, but it
pair! was a very complete one and the ‘5‘“ V l'i‘r“r”"|v 1“ “l“(‘t’m'lfl 1"" The meeting was .«ll itiiporlunl one dimin. .uit battlefields of Europe, but inter-AW” freely admitted tha‘ tum“
:l...c.t-.-.:...:* he .‘lp‘pOlltlHti They believe people. who refuse to take out build I Walsh thlilm caulk ‘ ‘ ' ' V ‘ ill posals "f German and he? a"
. . ' .. . . . - - .. . . _ _. , .. . . n and John tht imposed lightinl. .)‘bltnl on o y . .
inn .r. mi.- change. mm... just “SM.“ ymu |)t|\tllll and It the llthtllll‘til our) mi; pt’l'llllln‘,’ was 1.1.x question askt‘Lll‘tavanaKh was “unpainted by Presi uroulid that it l'l‘UiN‘l’ ”wrmnm.‘ was “55. gm propoge :3 conference on terms ‘
”MM fluid.” MW," Th9", would A‘litlutfnmllm AHMWH' Nmm "\ M '"wwmr Har‘:""° 1' P‘tha’h‘ dent McMiillen to constitute the build Niki-ll. it would not be it!‘ datiut‘rouu‘ The proposals are voluminous :and carefully avoid advancing ‘
ulit; ippiliit ‘ll‘i’ll us.<:..~.uts in aid the .I . \t' it l’l‘s‘lll’lt “”qu .l‘tl."\\tl-rt";l vbyI illicit touncll. Mr. Pilncti ing committee {or the new hospital. as ”1,. ”Hum “Hum“ ”5“,.” TN“. 1" commerl'Cd upon by the press‘any wthh might be made the
' “““'“‘"“r ”‘ “h W” ' ' ‘ .‘.' ‘. . ‘ ' " ""‘ ‘“ ""‘H'S “r" “0“ 1’03"” Frederick ll. uinttml was also a lllt‘illlllt'l: Were tllrl‘ll~ltt'll .i‘ great - . ‘
' m“. “WWW. n Wm mmpmmw. > .I, \. him a), thairmuti, 1'. “WM“: H, m... on, building per. mmwd " "1913!," M this wmmhu: “mu“ m. m "WW... my 1... um, of both the Entente and Teutonic b-3Sts of a refusal. . _
1' 1 ““1“"“W 1‘1"““5‘” """M u‘” h“ ”V H ”SNWAL. 1.1“” “.v' ”w .( U" “‘1“ 3' “l “r" telling mm m “9" Ed bill Mr. Qui'iturd declined to serve' liioliv eeeiiietl in lll'lll‘t‘~.~‘ ili~ con: Allies. bit' with the handicap Oil The Germanic diploma“. in
. allllmlll'i'tl out \“lillltl thl’llllllllt- the oil fill"! l1ltlzen‘s ol .\ornall., t onnclt‘ttt‘lll‘. “lll'tl ll. tliillalicr. oi t‘ha-ettlut lltll. inasmuch as m. did .01 ban? “mm-int. wagon”; ”.. inter prmlut'rd It”. lack nf definite knowledge of the ”“5 country, 1‘“:me the news
' "W *1" "'- ““th Ill‘l’P‘j‘vll‘v ‘f.‘,”“ "'y” “"“f'm‘d {"spm "”' fM' “""' “"W' " t""""““‘"‘ “’r W“ “‘3' time at present. to give to the tllnt- lers from the mint Electric t'am terms upon which Germany and of their governments, believe the
"1”“ "3*" W” “" "l “"m‘” ““"1" "" .“."' 1” ”"1”mndgrnw‘".“A 1“" lbw"? ““” "A ”"‘ ”MU? ”l” (”Um”- Th" ier. Mr hit-Mullen ‘nald that 'it‘ va» hum. of New York, which ltroved , h ‘ . . ' answer of the Ententc allies will ‘
“1‘ some '2er l’tllllllllllt‘t‘ also l't‘l' “““h‘r- WWW“ “'3 “”11““ “MW”: t'oilnt-il decided that it was little that ' ” that. n". .sanit' ”Hum, had in...“ “t. .1 'h" powers allied With her are
not:litltiielidatiolis liiade in it art-
'wtil'thY of careful consideration. The.
noun-intuit advised that a perniitnelii
llll‘tll.‘l‘»l"-l tho it lllvlp oi all taxable
etigagi-lnent with the "Birth of a Na
lion (‘o" Foliul) do “t' hope and for
vc'itly ll’l \\'l' pray that ill‘ll llllllt"l|ll.‘
\\.'llt‘ll .‘tciilated you :‘llull l‘\t‘l' live in
tor lilt‘ courteous and reasonable at
and many iiiuttrrs of that interest to
the public were H)!ltllllt'l‘(‘ll. ;
"\\'li:it shall i do in the case of
such liiatlei‘s were brought to it allow-1
in; of the Baud (fl Writ of tilt
Norwnlk “capital Antochtlnn held in
the Norwa‘tk Club. % The old building
mminitlee. «insisting of Messrs. John
caiicy caused by Mr. Quinlard'it rtn
fiisal to serve on thecoutmittee woull
poured in Del-til. in in-
tiltt "h.l Willi‘se
1.. ll. ”eel-lee. I'llltltl'lli -'\,.'Il. who
(lfl‘larifi‘:;'..ltllnt'lt m I)“ iiitiluufllliy’ le
:tt‘ “all ma- tell “a.
in other cities with stint-es.
est in the operations is overshad-i had purposely 'been omitted f‘o‘“
owed by the pending peace pro_ithc chancellors speech an the
' note because the sole purpose was
:wil‘ing to discuss peace. In gen- be an "“1“er as ‘0 the basis on
"mm.“ M. hwy... “Hymn“; the 53-5_' intuit-'1‘.reiitiuretl in cancelling the down Mm i‘- [hqtrvfurvl moved to “m“ be filled bv a well-known \‘or (‘hiirles ;\_ Greener-- ”g“ )l “, 'ttt‘ral ,t.c tanc nf the Ententc press.WhiCh Germany proposes peace.
rent lint‘t‘ by Vi‘llllllllrtl (litter lllll‘tn“ billy. In: illih oi a :\illl(lll; ‘ ‘ I‘tt'ltl'llt‘sll}: request Prosecuting Altor wulk business “fin who-e name 1“. Mr. pmsbhi's testimony and tlt‘ll." i'gommcm ;. n," optimistic as (0‘. The crobabllitv of the Entente
.~ T'Hilllutlt'lHlitlltf‘h \Vt'l’w llliltlt‘. ‘ .MHHM. ,N'VN l xx;|51(‘l)l‘m.l‘n"fi d ney Louie (lhlttscliinldt to tlilte proper; the P obable QUCCCSS Of the over ‘
.~. “4in Call Axel H-tl'e'l‘tllll Swill-- 1115101)”. lilt‘llt‘n‘ “W“ lilirl‘t- 50“ "~" steps against Mr. tilillnher. ' i . a do erou‘- :5, that ol‘ m.- f . 'i
infill” ut' the muwry or the Tax lim'h‘ns lav mtlunlmu th'.‘ ignorant ~— lmj‘: mfifi‘euln.:“.1 "hat“fim.m‘u Len'mmng‘midw‘? ...... lures. German newspapers lay:a""‘_°“““.£‘°"lt °£ the. 'mw.” on
'1‘: “‘"“W“~’“l““ “"4 "“'-' ”Tm-i "“90“ “M ”“1"" “mm """m (Continued on Eleventh Patel ' "cumin... Bevan communications in brlet. Mr. Tminaul'. with ihcxmphalis upon the offer as a sign “’h‘Ch they would make peace
lllJl‘lls - lieu ul‘n llbllll‘. history of
Mnflflflmsfllld in Norwalk. It will not
only he a bottom. in Norwalk, but to
tho ~l‘llt‘i‘ towns an well. i am tre-
—..—-—--
tie it further rt‘San'tli
the above named. will appear on our
‘hest behavior in whatsoever opportun-
ity )‘lll afford. and pri\ilcge you pl‘o-
ville
Till" \z'v'.‘
hills" itiit ll
. endorsed as
would announce tn the bear tuture.
were read concerning uttlilrs iii the
hospital. hire. ilodlne wan practically
superintendent of the
hospital. and Judge Walsh reported
tllltl he thought the irr . pole systtm
aid of the foregoing. and Albert E.
Winchester. practically proved that
the- proposed system in better and
less dangerous than the present sys-
Allicc themselves making ‘somc
of strength rather than wealttriess..'{1155mmd 5" Washinmn as hav-
Great Britain's attitude. accorddimg tremendous poolibilities ‘07
ing to London dispatches. accord- cm“ “W“ the German people
made known in the House of themselv ‘-
Illt‘lltlt,il‘lj' pleased (Hill feel that lllt' . . .4 ll ‘ th n. “.4. “.53 . A".
'4 . . . . . .. r n plogrees on the municipal fund mut- lcm. Ht shown in e ' _ n. . . _
. .‘rnmrt‘ ., ling», tlltlft‘ialfi'll'li‘tlltlllt‘. ..,I (OMMHTH‘ 80 I“ No WA ler, which was left in his hands last blizzard to the wiremen under lllll‘l‘commons when 1' "convenes-u»: A V‘Jmla diqutCh 23V; Fin: ‘.
:"",V“" ‘12” “ .‘V‘TH‘ (.I.‘ 2““: k." finzll‘ . ‘month. The judge in company with plan. All of the conipuniee ‘“"“‘*"‘_"dinlorrow provtdlng the tlmc‘ Deror Char er has issue t e on '5 .
H in Numb-“W - t‘ -" ‘ . . {the legislative committee had a meet- agreed with him I'M! ”t“ "Np“‘mipmvcs gufficient for her to con-" lowmg to his army and navy. is.
.htizt prevailed l." e
{Continued on Pane Elam
tiliiitii this
and W ‘l‘t‘t‘.-‘l9l'~l‘t‘lualtl in the license
number of years.
rind ll'. the of important
contests for oilitm there
.‘i i] ~“llt‘t:
SlRAll0N Mil
‘ intuit tilts
.time he will he brought to this city
'Elizabeth G. Aspland. came to his ot-
lfice. and demanded to know why
“'35 a Km" Strzttlon had been arrested for :ion-i
line of the Most Pleasant Events‘
of the Season Given Last Even-
in:
'around entertainer ever appearing in.
'lrlcks wzrc amusing and his sleight-I
l
was a clever ventriloquist and a good
monologisl. .
The stt~rlitig~\\'ellnilz orchestra ren~l
ing with the mayor in regard to this
matter. and the mayor has appointed
a committee to further confer with
the members of the hospital commit.»
lee, . ‘i
Those present when the meeting
was called to order by chairman Mc-
litliti iiitiiiiis .
.iiltiii 0f lilies
\
ol‘ the Connecticut Company. and it,
through it‘s counsel. Attorney Berry.
interposed the objection that the
proposed system was very dangerous.
Mr, Tammany. however. met his ob-
.lectlone ~and ovctrome them. There
is hardly a possibility of the commis-
avenue pole in'ntler will be heard lhit‘
to plant poles mt Seaview menu.- and
other streets in the Third District. ill
itich positions as to he an inconvcn‘
Asult with her allies.’
A ‘Military operations within the
ipast 24 hour: have developed i'r.~l
lportant happenings only in the
iRuma‘nian war area. Here the.
“With God’s gracious a=sistv
ance and your loyal allies' endur-
ancc,- we have created a situation
in which our final victory is no
longer doubtful. In an endeavor
. . - ~ ~ A '
to the Southern Moldavxan born A Router dispatCh re ““8 'n
‘Marshnl vnn Mackenscn‘s aimies
yesterday. .
l President Wilsons course of.
the Entente demands have not.
yet been formulated. as all theis-
A’r’“ “Ck 0‘ “it“‘i‘i‘l’v D ”W l‘lt‘CllOll.l.,Supp("-l when she was his wife. Mini tiered -.‘l delightful concert with itsi ience although culled {or in it turn“ . . . . _, ations have. not rcceivc'tsfull in—
M’oi'cestf‘r's vote 5}.“ license was: ’Hegeinan thus discovered that Mr.‘urunl Skill. Inter it furnished ex-A gianted them Mi ”‘9 CNN” {action tn connCCtlonl moth 3:354 Str'tctions In t3“: meantime vir-
M‘S- '3-I‘11 110: 9-651): iStmllon was married twice. He atjccllenl music for dancing. I —-’-—-—"“"'“‘“ imZ‘nVS pcace proposa 5 r m - ‘ - ‘
,
(Continued on twelfth page)
Alllll initial
unintuitive
“tore. Judge Walsh in
udqrson was given thirty days
in
fund the line {amounting to
ap-
Na
yesterday H8 “'35
Bridgeport. A tonbury,
' i
'once issued a warrant for his arrest,
on this charge. and he will be brought
here and tried as soon as released.
Strattdn has a wife in Glaston-
bury, and this is the one that brought
the charge of nonuupport against
him.
a year ago and went to Springfield,
where he met Mrs. Stratton. number
two.
the result given above.
; Attorney l‘legemnn also surmises
hat Stralton has a wife in Massachu-
lle deserted her a little over‘
He married on September 12%
i A club luncheon was served during
i the latter part of the evening, and wlisi
idelicious. it consisted of chicken:
Scalad, rolls, ice cream. lady fingers“
intacnroons and cottec.
' The. entertainment committee liav-.
ling the affair in charge. worked llard'
i for success and it's anticipations were]
more than 'i’ultllled. it consisted of;
the following: Elbert W; Fitch.
FLAGS DI" DllR COUNTRY
”_
l.ieut.-Commander Telfair M. Min
1
l
Also he Council of National Do;
fence 1
Comprises Six Members Who Will
—————~-—— l
PARIS. Dec. 13.~—'I‘he new French‘
cabinet. according to an unott‘iclal listi .
available yesterday. is comprised as
follows:- .
l
Premier and minister of foreign af-l Itovemr concern.
Minister of marine. Rear Admiral
Incase.
Minister of fabricatidn nattonale;
including munitions and transporta-
AARMENI MAAHlS ‘
fEAR illillil HERE
iiil‘
A ttlrilte which will paralyze
strike now in New York City. Pre-
‘ cautions are bein eitaken by the police
that no violence is incurred.
The Rovener Manufacturing Cour
iu‘idecidcd today while he await- _ _ .
led the olfiCSal profit-r which thciliaVe embarked on Allied shi
’Central Power: have asked the; and every arrangement has in
A Unittd States to transmit to their made for the departure oi the' Eu-
diolo‘nats. Thcre Is no di-
1 . . .
enemies. The ImPTQSSTOI'I grew,tente .
3that while the president's first' real new: from Athens in regard
'consideration was to safeguartlyto the regrets expressed by 313
h‘s usefulness as a pcaccmaker bvi Grcck minister at Pat-:5. ‘on c-
l which half of King Constantines gov-
lwish nf the United States that;
.Billlllll
{some has“; for discussion at lesat
insight be reached. Many otficmls
SllAlllll
to give back to our peoples. who 7
i. d
.1 . . " : . ~ _ . t . - t i rmie: a e continuinv.
K, :‘ " r? South Norwalk AllulDl'llle Wanl‘ The informal “Ladies Melii" held Mullen last evening were Henry P. IN!!! refusing to Grant thc millionaires“ Evil“: in rEa tern Wal- in serious times have held out:
‘ t mm When Sixty Day rem isl by the South Norwallté‘lub last even- Price, Erhard E. Gorliam. Robert 0.:mid a decision Ill expected soon. i L. a .0 5 lo .63“ . “M blessings of peace
, _ ‘ ‘ing owns given under most atlsplcious‘Hnntord.’W. F. Bishop. John Cay-l The public utilities commisimil conlllachla, Berlin announces that l T01 Y. 1» ' all h v-
_ ~"—~— Fulfil“. lcirculnstuncfl A large. attendance.l anagli. Frederick Ml‘Qatnturd. John J. aisle of filth”? T-l‘liigirjéimwhfl‘:ithe Rumaman resrstanCc has I and mg tllgslnou10 ties ha:
r,_.- . . .. _,_____ . -. ._ v . — . ‘ t I. u t- ‘- to rm 3 uan O-
3... , (Mellehl l.ltl.~l(. and a nut entertain _“ll|t.tll. Secretary James '1‘. Hubbell, Halt an . arts . , . . ‘l'tcen overcome alon the [alom- attemptc . g
15»? Bed!!!“ "[11 Cities Shows "0 (‘liztrles Strultoli. who was arrested meni combined to make the evening and Treasurer George E. Curtis. The came to tlllt‘. city lu‘M 03‘";th it‘ii‘ti'itza riVet‘ where ag stand hadlorable peace. ‘
:1 (”range m “sense Situation .hy State Officer llrtdgelnon and taken the most pleasant in the history oi secretary read the minutes of the lust were entertainetlat ‘t tc‘llll “t"(innsn‘g lb 3' bv fl e Rumanians rep “I pray that the Almiith may
~____ to Glastonbury to answer to the the club. meeting. and these were approved Aly‘thC‘l‘ night. Tm" ‘~0‘"_ ‘ _,‘ 1.1: keen me e 1‘ ‘ 'b t HR blessin s on this step
., . ‘ . charge of non-support made by his The club rooms were tastefully ar the board. sioners were taken out it.itiltt.'.iiol.. inforccd bv Russtan cavalry. The .35 0w . g 'n ,
. ”“Hi‘rh‘ A“ "‘A“Af“"“”‘5 “PM wife. is now wanted by the local po- rtinaed tor the occasion and the uuar~‘ Mrs. llnbert F. fiTshop was appoint- by .\lr. “lllCllr .ter and toe r'llllfilll l. Rumanian armies. are reported lint I 0‘“ convuiccd V011 W1 con-
i “' "w“illl‘l'll (:ttim l3}. this state yN Ilice on the charge of biuiiniy. Strattozi‘ turn were it place at bounty. The ed ii member of the board without was clearly t‘xltlflml‘d- A large “m“ ‘ : n th ll . mine to fight W‘th the same item-
a; 1.. 1. . 1.. . . .. . . . . . . . . , . H, t 1-. w ,... m. again n {it retreat to e nor l _
.1 HM itl‘fil‘r‘w mt Littlllgth 1;“. ”l". was sentenced to sixty days in jail entertainer oi the memoir was Am discussion. after a letter front Mrs. 1‘ bar oi the inertia“ it"? H ' ~ 1 . . requmébl lallin back ism ul‘t‘l peace l"~ Conch-'dfid 01'
llt'a‘l‘lw- .«Il‘tilllxitll‘ ire of the cities— mm mm _.~.._.,,enm_\-l Wm." he “1‘ hrosc .iemics magician. \entrllotluist‘n. Lane requt‘fitinl: 1N8 lllllmillmll‘“I “m “-m“ hearing. . 1 east, [3 5- i y g l ~ the encmv is beaten crushingly.”
.l‘iiemt (, llllt‘t‘ie-v- thWl‘t‘llCt‘. Lowell . ”my As- soon “a 1“. has “.di hls‘and niouoioxist. ”(l is the llnest all had been mad 1);; the secretary. i An informal hearing on the bum 9“ upon lli" l‘nc of the Btlzcu. C 0V3. ’-
—.—..-~ I . ‘0
. “91”” “' ."Hh‘" . in limb“? Cmm'flo answer lllt' charge or bigniny. ISmnh NONMK and his t‘n'm't-i “'l‘rt‘} (Continued on Tenth Page.) inllernctrti. Th". comtnlsstont‘tfWWI“ der. tLondon from Athens. dated DcC. .
0"" M 5 H ”l" margins “01"“ Prosecuting Attorne' (‘ranter C. CPNMM)’ llllpl‘efilalt‘d. “is than)" --_..... . .be shown the Situation 3““ “t“ ”“ i t‘ n quits that the Greek Dress con'
i l . . h d no la
. .,....... . .- . 1 . . . Tm”... More t an 7.000 at. I ~~
; (OHM-1 In t: t~ mud, in most Ofiliegcinan first learned oi me offense llSkt‘d ‘0 rennet an "D”“m' . ‘ | . ' ' timistic in regard to the
4 . 41.1“ WW“- ‘“ ‘ " l “‘Vl‘ilt‘” 5‘3“”th ' last or ‘lll‘lt' when 'l woman ltll‘l’llt‘l‘lVAOA-lllllld performant e was amazing He neclictil Company. At this case. “1‘1"” ; prisoners were taken by Field qucs 0? _ ‘ _ .
._ - «- s .... « .t . ~ ‘ - international Situetmn. but Th“ '
:ttially all the Entcnte nationals 4‘
. . .- " ' ' c mme
rile appealed “Ht 0[. Oscar Ander-Ai“ Troy. New york. and they cameiGoorge 1.. \\ oodward and Stephen S'Afnlrs Arlsllde Briand. l l thing on D,” “raglaiiiufzggaéd giftingéfiéngosggyy b: mingled with nutrient respecting the attaCk ’
wmu. who was arrested - ‘ ito this city to live. He secured a Jarvis. . .‘ ‘00 t" > ~ . ‘ _ . _ n: -- . ' . . \
£2“ Zn Charges made ”by will; tulltgr‘lgg’position at Raymond Brothers and {or ___,.— ”firm" 9‘ “““cp' Alexandre. occur today. (vanes 0(5l‘fi1r9‘1‘0‘7‘gggfia reiection by the Ententc Pow-i made up”. the . BngshGrPng. 1
Arnold. of lRowayton and w . a while all went smoothly. Later he " ‘ , . are on their Wily ‘0 this 1 Y _ iers thcrc was a dis osition to fil-‘d‘ Ft‘f'nch manner; in t 6 CC .. -
A (63th i to Lil‘ llln’s lt ho at left wife number two and lived alone. LECTURE T0 NIGHT 0N Minister of “a" General Hubert the employee 01 the company to lease - , . t' pt the incerc capital .
’r " *8 inorert ' ' - ,. . - t ‘.‘ . ~ ,oinimae s » - .-
" tails MFG-it. was heard 4 0 arrested and taken to 6189- Lyauley. WOI‘k and 10m m the general clothing. some way
as‘
itmately. $118 imposed by Judge sells. although he is not sure about (on will give a talk this evening on tlon Albert Thomas - _ . lzltihat anv indication of -thc;
" - - .. . ’ ' - ' A ~ na ed b Samuel Roscnet . .
on'burgti m the city court a few.“ ”9. ‘5 conducting an investigation the “Flags of Our Country" before Minister of public instruction. PM“ 3:32:13; ifbout y150 people. it sup- temper "f the Entente govern-l “Ans f0R “El-P
be“ ago was revealed. I.“°“'- ithe class on Naturalization and. cltt 13mm“, with“ incurs should be available before . . . .
‘ During the trial in the city court iti
you brought out that $90 at the
uctual costs came from the salaries
COMMUNITY CLUB.
The next meeting of the Community
paid in die. odious who guarded. MlltClub is Thursday, December 14, at
demon while he was confined to his
.95 in the hospital. Three officers
here on the 101) during the. day. and
:9 cost for this watch. amounted to
12. per day.
__ the. elm-tr ’dny sentence was
mull to impose on’Andereon. after
in; into consideration the facts of
o-caee itself. ..
“lilo, detendant ’ was represented
. H; in the city ”court and in the
.. that court, b- Art
My“. __ i .orney Jesse T.
l3:
Judge Walsh decided]
l
3o in‘the club rooms on.West ave-
i nuc. Mrs. Louise W. Snead. will give
lthe “Story of Old Lace." illustrating
{her talk Willi specimen laces. Mrs.
Snead is a very talented southern wo
.maii of chamiing personally; Not
t on? is she a connoisee‘ use ln‘llicea.
but she in an expert‘ori oriental rugs,
having even woven one herself. and
she in also a mineature painter of
iconslderable merit. it is hoped that
«a large number or members wiltbe
present. to welcome Mrs. Snead and to
zenslllp at the Norwalk High school.
The general public are cordially in
_vited to attend this lecture. which is
scheduled tor 8 o‘clock. Those of you
who are. interested in the future wet»
fare of your country stand who are
ready to defend your country's flag it
need be. ahoum not trail no be present.
as you will heariand learn some in-
teresting facts about Our Country's
ting. film will ciao have-tho rare
portunlty to see mettlayed some it o,
torlc lingo-inure. which most of you
have never seen before. Every-mun.
woman. and growing child in the Clty
of Nor-walk. should hear Ivlitiit maul-.-
The six toregoing cabinet-members
will form a council 0!" national de-
fense. . ' ‘" .
Besides the ministers named. the
cabinet. according to the unofficial
list, will include Louis J. Mnlvy. mul-
later of interior; Etienne Clemente,
minister ot“
plies the. New York market
clothing. and ii. iii on this account
that. the strikebreukcrs are coming
1 here to call out. those engaged in this
business.
Anticipating it strike several days
ago, Mr._Rove.n'er increased the. sol-
aries of those employed by him and
t
com roe "m agricul-l workers now average about $20 at
“"9? M‘. Hafilw‘me"; ““0“” week. The employee are perfectly
subsistence, on
llc work}.- ‘ . . . ‘
Two tinder secretaries also will be
WWW“. 0‘ thecabtnetundet‘ 3‘39"" I, The strike tuwelitlctputed and, the pol
M. Inna-hour llcd ”(.1 Mr; Rovener, .i'epresencd byi
tnry Thomas, namely.
Iboi. -‘m‘°9 Date % polished and have no dcstrf‘ lo strike.-
merge. minister at “18 201mm” Rene ThDV "a”. “W “"8““ 0! lb" stplk¢_‘
Vtvlnnt, minister 9‘ hutloeand pub breakers ho hue access to the [am-l
lilies at those employed here in New
. Yrrk and make threats against them.
A the influence of e United States'
:was thrown int the balance. A
' The United States by reason of'
HALIFAX, N. 8.. Doc. 13.4mm
isentinz the interests of most offln Shelburne County. tally. accorlb
{the Central Powers and the En-[tng to
Monte governments in the capiq “PM
(oh of that enMYIICS. “(Oi-dd 0" one: word they would hasten to the
“Nine W03“? the medium "f Gillne'e outstation, them Vere no no
Although several vessels were
;nnv-'”*~"‘n ml {has F‘no-npn «fiver-1“ scene.
ments to the Central belligerence _
. ' t I v' ~
wottld bcmade. , dentlllntton of the excel has n‘
-eaid to have" answered the entrant!
communication rhcou’h WthllzpqflS that. any or them mm on use.
No details or the drum-'3,
troubles have been received heron;
ébcen fully «solarium sittings-ls,
u-
Britieh steamer Grilse. which sentient *
. . . . wireless calla last. night for help, was ..
i Its dual raimm‘b‘hty of tame-.151, sinking condition on Little Hope;
reports from nearby radio sti- ‘
. Commander leton hus'to tell you” tor nutrition! and Albertclovellle for Mi :1 ' . 1““ firmed cmbm‘ov had no ~ - - ”Alli
[(1 'he t . . _ , . . . or 6y Morris . are tying to. ',. . -, . .. . )cs told she was formerly the ,
, ' m r— m \ . . , AWN WW “‘8- . "annotation. . - Al. do nil in the to item it on. 'liirtlaer crimes on the terms ~of,Wlncthter. or New rots. " .' 3;“;
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