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‘ESTALISHED 1870 Entered at tho South Not-walk PM SOUTH NORWALx, (youth, THURSDAY, 001', 11, 1917 Clearing Tonight Friday Fair, Warmer TWO CENTS.
Office as Second Clan Matter.
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not it
till filtlD lllci
BY REGULAIION.
l resident of United States
Issues Proclamation Re-
quiring License by Ali
Save the Small Dealers
: liiAflEElAll
l ‘islt. Poultry, Dairy Produce 1
and Oils Also'Come Within} and Capture the Series
the Scope i
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WASlllNG'I'ON, on. 11, A ‘
lamation placing und
calers in practically evclv
-l.~ental foodstuff was issue ‘
y l’lesidont Wilson.
pro-
innin—
d lllsl night
At'ter Novembt ,. 1 any person m. ' t‘lulrlll panic of tilt" series for the base-
!hall citmuplonshlp of the world.
nun operating cold storage Wares,
ouses or elevator or engaging: ill the]
uanulacture, importation or distribu-
ion 0f the articles designated will br-
ttttblf' to the p3nillties plescribed in
be food and fuel :let it the business
it transacted without it license. ’l‘heie
. re exceptions noted to the operation
of the sy slum, till. they include mostly
mailer dealers.
The action is taken to stem the
ldc of rising prices. lo stabilize the
market and to give the public some
'lpoarance of food at a reasonable
‘bsi. The food administration which
Announced last night the plan to liw
(tune the. system of food supply all
along“. the line from the producer to
tie retailer. will have the adlnjtislro-
ion of the new function.
The list of commodities designated
to tlmd’resident was even more coznv'
.u'ellcnsive than anticipated. it it:-
lulled all important food grains and
their ilolll'rlrlll‘i‘itls, i‘lsll, t’rt-s‘h and
.tulned vegetables, some fruits. poul-
ry and eggs and dairy products.
:«:twstlilllili ‘ i
$650,0tltlilAMAtiE3'
' ction Brought by Father of
., Gump Boy Because of Al-
leged Beating !
PHILADELPHIA, (Jet. II.»~--Suit for
outages aggregating $650000 against '
blurry It. Thaw was filed in |
(30111111033
pleas icouri. yesterday here. bv law-‘
.ycrs '
1 representing Frederick G
rather of Frederick Gunlp, jl‘., thej
tallsas vCity high achool boy, who has5
alleged to have been flogged by tllel
J‘fvttsburglt millionaire in a New lurk,
hotel Christmas Day. 51916. Than
«no was adjudged insane after’hcl
ftcmpting isuici‘de here, is ill a localI
asylum where he was commil‘ed some
thine ago by a committee on lunacy.-
.In the suit, technically lls‘ted‘as a‘
sullnnons in; treSpass. J. Denni-ston‘
Lynn and Walter Riddle of l’utsbnrgll,l
Who are in charge of Thaw's tsttlte,f
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tulip, l
liltiolld GAMES
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er s‘rirl license Yuri. Giants, flushed with their victory
'of ywrerduy. and the t‘hlcngo “lute
itNti
A Debt.
{showing that the past
.illitlltNllilJltE
limitations: unsung
two null IN
ISA SHARING SPRINAHflD
VBAlilE itillAi
New York Giants, Flushed;
With Their Victory, Will‘
Try to Take Another From
' the White Sox
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glflUNfiihAitlEfl
Says They Will Win Tod: 1.) Believed That the Assassm
llorced Her to Accompany
Him in Automobile
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SPRINGFIELD, Massatoet. ll.—
(”lenient Martini, of West Springfield.
and his daughter, Mrs. .Ilulltl Rose Gal»
Lariat. are dead, and Mrsa (:arnalt
.‘lial‘llnlla Martina. wire of Martini. '-:
ill a critical condition ill a llo~pital
here as the result of a shooting ill the
Martini home, early today. '
A lso l
.\‘l~3\\' YORK, Oct. ll.-»-'I‘he New
Soy. stung: by the defeat. were pro
pared for a stirring battle todtly in the
'l‘l.e two to nothing victory has great
lltlll‘li'dlt‘tl the New York players.
and, lumiiali sharps would not be sur-
priled if they carry the tight riigll‘,
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.5 twin-.- in connection \"illl llil‘ shoollnL'
titliiarilli's nil‘e, Amelia. a l‘tlutit'l- oi-
, tortilla,
Clement Martini and Daugh-
ter Killed During Shooting.
t’til‘t'ay' and Another Wom-t
an Is In Hospital . ‘
w WIMAN MlSSthi
‘:“l‘t‘tl tiallal‘lni is being sought by tllc'
liliiltiliitliltlli tilts
thSHtllli lltt
Six Assistants of ommis-
sioner Henry R. M nor De-
cide to Further C Down
Expenses
columns Dill
0i IlAilANS
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. Whether they Wen: on lstrikc orl . ‘ -
Jllsl handed ill their resignations doeslBlg Celebration Tomorrow
not cut much ice in the matter, the
fact remains that the office bl Street: For the Benefit Of the Md
t‘omluinsioner and t"ity Engineer isl 7 7
. without help today with the except CI'OS-S “ Ol'k For “ ounded
[lion of one man, who is staying. . Soldlers
i At noon today the elllployees, Ill-S
,t‘ludinu Miss Matilda llit'li;tlli.«tlll. the
; clerk of the department, (plidwol‘it bv?
‘llatlding ill their resixnzllions toEflNflERT [ATE
lcnry It. Minor. newly appointed citvt ' '
enflneer and street t‘t’Hlilllir‘filOIlt’l‘. ' f
Those employers who l-‘-ft today"
were Miss Richardson, F. l’. Slabell,
Qilssislilnt city chainctr, lillller Brack—
it‘ll, cumin-«r, and the l‘illltm'inl; as-
f sistants, .l. Burr, G. ('iark :old H. Bus-
‘liimz. A. Phillips. inspector of payer
‘lncnls, still holds his position. i
The lit-9n who unit said that they:
did so because of tie;- tncl that the)"
feel that Joseph P. \‘i'at'ihaill. the late.
city engineer and stret‘t comnllssion'l
or. had gotten a square deal when li-e'
“as not reappointed; that they felt:
that Mr. Minot llll'l not taken them
into his confidence when he did not
inform them as soon as he tutored
‘olliw wilelll .1. or not he would retain
‘iienl in their positions and that. inas-
much as they had had no assurance;
tron. Mr. Minor and have had other
,This Will Be Followed by a
Dance in Arion Hall and
Speechmaking
Tomorrow is Columbus Day and all
the day besides: a number of stores.
and it is hoped, factories. It is a day
when all should turn out to pay hour
ago to the discoverer of this continent.
The United italinn Societies of this
thy, will for the ninth time pay hotn-
auc in their countrymen tomorrow,
and in a very patriotic manner hate
oi‘fcred all of the receipts. over the
PARADE 'PlANS:
initiator
tile >cbools will be closed in honor or ‘
AD
ACIIViIIES 0i
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gPASTRY Fillilllil ,
“DRINKS” till lAlititl
ilSl UP IN till
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Determined Effort to Safe-
, guard Health of Uncle
2 Sam's Soldiers
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, (‘Allll’ DEVENS, .Aypr, (ict. 11mm
-(‘loseiy following all ordwr front divi-
'sion headquarters excluding eraln
soft drinks and near beer from the
{last exchanges of the camp comes
the intelligence thnl the salutary ins
rpectors have seen fit to lzlboo pastry
and cakes and all soft til'nks inanu~
fllclurcd ill and bear {no until such
time as. the lllililiil'tlt‘llil‘t‘l‘r‘ have (’U‘il-
plied with opposed condilitms which
will scrw as a safeguard for the
health of the «ill,t'ltl0 soldiers in this
cantonmcnl.
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honn to the White Sox and lengthen
the series to seven games. The fact
lllill they were able to get to tile lllas~
tcrl,~ pitt hint: of (‘icottc. -.\lultagr~r Row-
lilnd's hint pitcher, has done more to
revive the waning hopes of the Giants
than anything else tllat occurred Oil
the Polo Grounds yesterday. They ad~
mil f‘irotic was not hit to any extent
' cxct-pl in the fourth inning, when Rob
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fillet-ping llcr -
l'lt-mt-ul Martini. is llli~=sillLr. anti the positions Davy,” them. Illcv took ad-
police believe tiallarini has carried her yummy... 0f their riuht to do (is they‘
away. She llnd not lil‘l=tl with her lllls- Mp ”my pump-(1 in their resignations.
run” for lieu-vm‘lll-yl:‘lrs. h'lt made lltl‘ This leaves a number (iht'amtnclds
u‘me with (he Martinis. ‘ in the office that W." have in bi» flip-(i
According to tiu- police. the shooting and no doubt Mr Minor will be ‘l“‘l
occurred itlll-r tiallurinl had forced all “WM with a 5mm“ of tlilllllt‘llllt‘mfil
entrance to the hunt”. The police say for ”w“, ”mummy: i
that about three months ago Gallurini ll ,5. expected .llOWt‘Vt‘l‘ that the!
cam ~ to the Martini home and Im'cilliv' f
. . . . - act it 2 e l ‘ ' , 4,
took his Wife away in an automobile” 1'" ill b“ melt left ”m office,
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99‘4”“. days. 4 3h” 03* titltljatnnda‘lidnt‘ip All? Olgllllllir‘lflklllfli all:-
raped and rcturnud‘ to tho Martinis. All ‘ ‘ '
necessary expenses, to the Red Cross
to be used by them in their noble work
of caring for the sick. wounded and
suffering of all-nations engaged ill thin.
relentless world wide war.
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llllEPlAEE Nitl '
Bakeries and pop filtlol'cs have?
been doiltt: a thrivilw: hilslltes’: since,2
the score or more of crrilnnaes in.
camp opened their doors for businessi
Sanitary innpectl'lrs were pitch to de-l
‘r‘ct lllr possibility of lit-ram result-
‘illu from any unsanitary conditions:
which might exist in the preparation
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Wtitilifil it llMlllNG 4
BtllthRENiS
0N flANDtliS BAllltllilD
Allies Are Reported to Have
Retained All Their Gains
of Tuesday’s Big Drive
Except Below Poclcappelle
partition
urn nun lN
Germans, Making Persistent
Efforts to Regain Ground
in Verdun Region
! Extremely bud Weather on the
{Flanders front is limiting,r the
Euclivitica oi" the belligcrellts. Not-
lwitllstulldillg the ditiiculties cre-
iilled by the. turning: of tile battle-
tgrountl illto a mud field, however,
the. Allieshare mltilltuilled them-
1Isclvcs ill the territory grained Ill
i'l‘tlcsday‘s «fit-at drive. At only
one point has their hold slipped
at all, and that was ill a particulab
ly low sector along the British
front below l’oclcitppelle. where
as announced yesterday, their ad-
vanced posts were drawn- in a
little.
While the work of consolidation
and preparation for the renewal
of the. offensive is proceeding
automobile was heard in‘nhc vicinity
about the firm of die .-‘.tootin;:. so the
police believe one may have been used
lo spirit Airs. Galinrinl away. (iallarlnl
in twcnlyhix years old.
Mrs. tiarnalla Martini said in ill‘
hospital todlly that two men were con-
eelncd in the shooting. She did not
recognitn the second man. .
til llitlllEl‘lIAllS
litiiiti til. IN
ttunttltilllltlt
of Previous Years
Greatly Reduced V and A.
R. Malkjn Again Elected
President 4
The annual meeting of The Knob
ccivctt no official communication Or;
notice that he would be retained ini
his priscllt position up till press’
lilllt' tOduy. ’4
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. ‘Damage of About $100 in the
CHAPTER A House Owned by Butler
1! l EARS 0119.} Lodge of Odd Fellows
i Opllir t‘lmptel; 0. E. 8.. celebrated! Fire broke out in the i use owned
tits seventeenth anniversary last even-.by llutlcr Lodge of Odd }. llows and
:mg by making the Occasion “l’ltsl‘l by Dr. V. V Clausl at ‘
t . -. , . .y ,. ,,ioccupictl
dilation shanti I‘:kl ‘Paulons ‘Ngm‘jHVnshington street at 1:35 fills morn-
Arnm was a \~r.\ “3‘ “”‘ndl‘m‘tinc. calling out the (‘cutral station
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and a goodly number Of the NASA 0": which did but have much of a run. only
going around the corner.
MEANT Tl] USE
OPHIR
I tier-rs were present to fill the office‘s
lot that was theirs in the years that
The firemen found that Dr. Clausl
‘ have passed. Mrs. Nona Rowland. old (i built a m, in a fire 1399 in his
(tub Company. lncorporatcd. \vas Nzthcottn, Washington. “’00 is l misuse anti thatlhc flreplacg instead of
held at the Hotel Mahackcmo, last first past. matron that is living, sent '
ieveninc. and was attended by a rep
irescnlalive number of the members.
I'l'L-‘ltielli A. R. Mnlkin presided. and
WATEllllllRY. (‘onn.. Oct. ll.-
William Miller, the secretary and The head-on collision of two trolley
treas‘ul‘er, submitted his annual report cats on the Waterbury and ~b‘lliduln
season had Tramways company (the Gram lluel.
been a very successful one, and that at the Mill Plain schonl housn. near
:lllO debt of previous years had been here. at 9:30 last night resulted in
gain-ally reduced. The financial state- the complete smashing of the fronts
intent for 1917 was as follows.
of hotll cars, and serious injuries to
Cash on hand in.... several passengers. The cars were
bank ............ $ 473.8l clipping along in "oppOsltc directions
1Dues, unpaid, col- ‘ between Waterbury and Milldale nild
lectable ......... 211.00 one crew of the bitter neglected to‘
Bath house rent. turn a switch. All fottr of the trot-i
unpaid collectable 8.00 lev men concerned denied responslfi
biliiy. !
Total assets ..... 3 692.81 The person most. badly hurt was
' ~ Mrs. James S. Martin, 24, of “9‘
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cuts and a bruised shoulder anti in»
’tcrnal injury. Site will livo. , Site
‘VOULDSELL BONDS ~ was taken by automobile ambulance
TO FRATERNITIES to her home. Other lnjuredwemg
Mrs. James Sullivan, of Plainville.;
two teeth knocked out, and sprained'
right leg: Miss Agnc‘l McGrath. South-
Samuel J. Keeler, 45 Wall street, was
. theiug a practical one. was probably
,a left-3r of greetings to the chapter..omy an ornamental one. ..
ii“ “'l‘lCh ““9 gave a “filmy 0’ "l The family retired and everything
from the time it was instituted. untll'sepmpd all right. but an alarm was
”‘9‘ W959“ “"‘9- an order 0' “Wynsoundcd this morning calling the fire-
peace, and progress. She “'50 semlmen out. They found that the fire
‘3 bouquet 0’ seventeen b“""mll‘liplace was entirely destroyed and that
roses in remembrance of the sevgn-lme an. had crept between ",9 flooring
“‘9“ years Show“ “303‘s "3 be"“‘U',ttntl had eaten through the ceiling in
and instruction. Also greetings was,“ cellar.
tread from past matron, Mrs. Ameliat
' Jesse and Verbal messages from‘oth-de been torn away the. firemen etc
etc. too iii to attend and that broughtmngmshod the blaze. which. if it had
the chapter close in touch with then'lnbeen allowed to burn about “flee“
After quite a bit of the woodwork}
liAISlilt’SSliiIlEll
? AlflAlil’ [ill/ENS,
fliflliflllliNEElltlJi
’Willing to do Non-Combat-
A ant Work—Praises Amer-
, ican’I‘reatment
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CAMP DEVENS, Ayer, Mass, Oct.
11.~-~.A second alicn enemy. Joseph
Krepitofsky, a German of Stonington.
.(Totln.. has been fobnd tmong‘. the
ttlraftecs ill Camp Devcus. When
drafted he failed to claim exemption
{through ignorance cf the law. He
.did. how-ever, state he was an alien
icnemy. The exemption board there-
lupon blundered as in the case of Paul
iLange. the first one. and sen. hlm to
Aver, At. present. Krcpllofsky is a
'waitcr in the quarters company of
the depot brigade. '
i Krepiltfsky. ,ldcspilc this Russian-
: like name, is a pure German. He was
'(‘harle‘s w. Bell the. first worthy]
patron land who served tbclclmpter
so ably for three. years ,was present
and was heartily greeted by the.order.
The work was very etficmntly done
by the past officers.
Refreshments were served at the
close of the meeting. The past ma-
tron's present were: Amelia Becker,
Mrs. Emmet St. John. Mrs. Laura
Benedict. Mrs. Ada Pagan and Mrs.
Mary Jennings. The past patrons
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.lnutcs ion or, would have doomed boml in Dans“; near Rigel" “9 was
me house. 3.1.118 damage. however, it a member of the Prusstan Guard, the.
is believed. does not amount to more mil-“T's 0‘") and NW ”Kl enlDerOr
than $100. idally for two years. Ft-ur )‘(ars and
in half ago he frame. to America in
isoarch of Work. He secured employ-
UNIQUE FLAG intent with the ship construction and
ADVERTISES THE 1
LIBERTY LOAN,l
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German counter attacks ard being
held off by the Entcltte guns. Last
night the French had one of these
attacks to deal with ill the region '
least. of Dacillanlt. The attack was
lbrokcn up by the It‘renchfirc. ‘
A Some. attention is being attract;-
Acd by the persistence of the Ger-
‘man efforts to regain ground on
the. French front ill tile-Verdun.
region. Ill this connection it is“
noted that recently one. of the
German military critics, in allud—
ing to the situation in Flanders,
spoke. of the peril to which the
the. Verdun front if the German
lines in the Belgian area should
give way. .
The French are very near Ger-
man territory northeast of Verdun,
and. a forced weakening of the
German linesfithere might well
have a serious effect. upon the
whole -militnry situation, well-
placed as the French are now for
the initiation of a drive .on the out-
lying Vcrdun positions. The Ger-
man cfiort to push back the French
,here, or possiblyto regain the lost
initiative in the region, may pos-
sibly be traced to anxiety in this
respect on the part. of. German-
high command.
Small success, however, is at-
tending the Crown Prince’s efforts
in this direction. He tried last
night again near Hill 344, but
Germans might be. subjected on ‘
Liberty I.onn,is being displayed in
. '. : . ' W. B=ll, James
,present were Charles ‘ the window of the South Norwatlt
A very unique flag advertising tthSHAM BATTLE
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are named as codetendanls. 0i ltzc‘vltmlr'l b)‘ the Lib '-'~’ lie-“n 11“- “me
,total damages, Gump ask: Maeganlcommitiee. ymtoi-Juv, as secretary 01'
[Or “the. wrongs, injuries and groggllllfti committee and it til». general com-
fhldignities to which my son was out). mittee. Mr. Keeler has offered his of-
:iccted." and $150,000 for the. surfcringhces to the Liberty Loan Executive
lie says the affair caused him: ' iCummittee as a general headquarters
, _
- _____ good his. proposition has than accept-
‘ . , led. and anyone desiring to communi
. ODIPANY B, PGLICE :cate will the executive committee may
AUXILIARY DISBANDS ‘do so by calling, the. generai headquart-
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, ‘. ____...._ . _ George L. Woodward was elected
All a meet"!!! held 'l‘tte'iday et'enill: lchairman of the finance committee. '
in' the Town Assembly Hall. in Wall J. :3. Buckley. member of executive
huxilhtry'police force, voted. to dis-chairman of the. committee on frater-
band their company. - lnlliesnsocieties and organization! has
‘ The interest. in the work and drills appointed the following as a committee
~ers. telephone No. 186.
direct. members of Company B of themanrillee on the Liberty Loan and
1Corson, Albert *N. Nicholls and
Charles Hurlbut. ‘ ‘
ington, cuts and internal injuriesq
Burton Taylor. Southlngton, cut;
shoulder; Fred Wilson. .l-eriden road:
injured left chest, nil",“Fq1lii:,.;i?S;GETTING READY'
Momrmanl 3- K “ad“ “‘1“ ‘ 2‘ FOR NEXT DRAFT
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shoulder. Badger and Mrs. Sullivaui
The local exemption board was
are in St. Mary's hospital. ,
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lworklng hard today, getting out no-
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PUBLIC INVITED T 'tlces to send. to one, hundred and
ATTEND LECTURES! twenty-five Norwalk young men who
‘ ' " iare to be called for examination for
Tomorrow is the day when the the draft, on Wednesday, October 17.
Western New England section of the Thirty-seven more men are needed to
N. A. E. l., (which reduCed to words complete Norwalk's quota of two hurl-
moan Natinnnl Arsrt :ltion of Electii~ dyed and fourteen men. -
cal inspectors} meetS'at Hoyt's Thea» The examinations will be held in
.teen red and white stripes representl
Trust Company. .It is the property oft
Lieut. Telfalr Minion. United Statrsi
Navy. and had been loaned the. bank
for the purpose as above stated. It is:
a replica of the. Original first libertyi
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flag of the United States of 1776. OngFourth Regiment Of Home
it appears the Goddess of Liberty: , .
holding ilt one hand a flag with tllir-i Guard to Participate In It.
lag the original states, ile in the 0' 9-5 ‘. . , iss ,, ,
other is a liberty pole ““11 red "b‘l bzlttllg. ‘wiltlll‘ l‘hltimli‘nourill lIllt’IIirni‘etEll“(1)1;
erty cap, resting against the pole with t the ”mm. Guard 0“ om, sir}: and the
3 Shield “1“) red and white stripes.) Battalions A B. C and D of the Guard
representing the thirteen colonies. as! a Drovidional t‘enin"el‘.t, on the
. other side. The. battle is to thegin
REPUBLICAN
rat 9 a. m. on OCL 21, and the towl'f.
(of Westport is to be at stake. Wheth-
mutant
General I’ctain’s for‘ces held their
ground, driving the Germans out
of such advanced trenches as they
managed temporarily to pene~
rate.
LONDON, Oct. 11.—-Allied
troops made. astrong attack Tues-
day south of Doiran, north of Sn.-
Ioniki, according to the Bulgarian
official statement issued Wednes-
day. The attacks, begun, after v10-
lent artillery fire. for twenty-four
hours, were broken up at two
points by the Bulgarian artillery.
The Entente losses are reported to .
Jié company has 13 sec! cenSiderabl . (.3, look afte .- - . s . tre on Washington street for their fall the Town Assembly hall building. lr
mince last spring. mill after the sum): non of the ge‘ffnfiafiifiaefl £3,131] $3231... session. The public, who lithe? follow Walt street. next Wednesday at 8._!
flier's layoff. only» a handful of the ..n'hmg the. various fratern‘tlos. sonic-fidvme will attend, are cordially mm and 10 o'clock. Forlv-flve men Wlll
Tilt-s and organizations tn 1
An effort was mad.n to recruit the. .‘iorwalk. .
iconlpztny up with new members, but Committee on FraternitieS, Societies
Qiatthfui returned to the. squad.
{goo one expressed any keen desire to
growl! in its rank. ‘ i
fit The diebandment of the company
(Ines not mean however. that the
members are releasedfrom duty en-
"tigeiy. The men were strn in early
last spring by Mayor Harstrom’. and
(an u”w be called out Tndlvillually by
Mtyor Donovan. in perform th‘? duties.
connected with til. office, when the
.tvctmlotrdemauds ii. '
Arlington:
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city of vited to be present and to listen to
I have to say. In the mot mu: liw hill)-
lic cannot do better/than go to Hoyt's
theatre where an especially fine’mo-
lift-vessel: D. Burr Beach, William F. ,tion picture “The Development 0f the
Tammany. Wilbur F.. Hubbell. Joseph ‘Panama Canal' is to be ”MW“ through
iiiut-sa.’ Herman Sachs. Frederick H. the courtesy of the General Electric
Gnnung, John J. Dorsey. Stewart C. Company. This picture is not drv in
Marshall. John _ Cuneu. Hugh McCal' any sense of the word but is_ an cs-
,m.’ Stephen Novak, Harry E. Ballwltz. pccially interesting and instructive mo-
l‘atrick 'F. Brophy, William J. Powell, lion picture being shown in. “'9 reels.
Janna l}. Hollerin.. William lR. Pen.
and Organizations. ,
Jay S. Buckley. chairman"; Joseph
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what the inspector; and ".i isa’llln-srltti
to; 56.000. .
PRIMARIES WILL 'BE
‘ HELD'TONIGHT
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. Republican primaries will be held
. tonight in' all wards of the city. No
contests are expected to develop this
eretlt‘tng in any of the caucuses!
. T a First Ward primaries wil be
ESCAPE WITH $6,000 held in the Town Assembly hall Lu
—— ‘ Wall street. The Second Warden:
HOBOKEN, N. 5., Oct. 11;—Four will meet infitbe‘councll chamber the
masked robbers held up here .today.'l‘bird Ward caucus will be held in
two ,Adams Express Company Smiths-mat Norwalk Yacht club-rooms,
ployees. shot one ot,th‘em, Ernest the Fourth Ward caucus will be held
‘Hcclter. a clerk, in the back. and .es-llin (the. uptown court room and the
oap‘ed‘wlth’ money repgrted to .nmountT‘Fitth Ward caucus will be held in the
,. . . - . ‘ ‘, il‘towaytpnyflose company 115111.. " - ‘
.v'
be efamlned at 9 o'clock, forty at 9
o'clock and forty at 10 o'clock. .
.MASKED. ROBBERS '
ter tllel Fourth Regiment of the pro-
ivi‘sional—regiment W3}? be the attack-
! ing party, has not yet been made put»
tile. The machine-gun deacbment from
{Bridgeport will be with the provision-
al rcgintom— the Reds—mud the medi-
ical gprps will be divided between the
titans-and the Blues. Members of the
medical corps will wear white band.
pages on their arms. The umpires
will wcar Officers' caps to distinguish
them. The bill of dress of the com-
batants is the same as at drillfiex-
cept that baronets will be discarded
and the men will report at Westport
without ammunition. They will be
tainted by motor units. ,
have been heavy, while the Bul-
garians sufiered only slightly. ~Al-
lied troops .who gained a tempor-
ary footing in one of the Bulgarian
advanced trenches, the statement
claims, were either killed or cap~
tured.
. The. official statement from Ber-
lin on Wednesday said that south-
west of Lake Doiran, “the Bulgar-
ians repulsed several British de-
tachments which attacked after
- .‘(Ooilttnuod on Fourth Paco) t f
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