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RoBBEles ‘ Always on the Side of Better! .
' ‘ lCOndltIOIlB For the Work-t
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Tile Iiiepuhlican town committee of:
‘ tStnttnford has issued the following ad-t , __
‘ forests to the votfis which dedegtively ' "'
' , ‘ ’ Eilfli—llb’l‘r the statement: that e y Mrg ' ' '
Lonneaiiy & Bracken s, A. RAW“. m on campaign speeches: r’l‘en Men in Bospitals With
Beckmann’s,Schuman Art; rim Democrats iiu grotto: 34mm Fatal Injuries and Many
. for facts in opposit on to .lr. . errltt ,
Print C0. and T. M- An’ihm’tx struck upon two features. and Others Badly Hurt
. only two. The first is. that Mr. Merritt ' ‘ ‘
drews All Entered Early. a”. m Mm We ”1me me high Jumping Prom Windows
Sunday Morning schools. and second, that he was not
- 'll'it' laboring man's friend because lll'
iwzu opposed to the eight hour law. No
i _ [real facts have been presented in this
- jcsr'traicn liv the Democrats to stthstan:
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:tiattl the claims which they are flittit-'
ting. 1 §
\ ; Let us look for a moment at "t-
, , .questtion of tuition in the high scho -t
jln it'll} the state board of education i'm
' [the state of Connecticut, recommended
.'that part of the cost of the high
iscimtols should be paid for by the par-1
tents of those pupils who get the who
Estan‘fllnl benefit of the high schools. .ith
tie of Cocktails and $39.35
In Cash {that the money thus obtained should
be timed to provide additional teachers!
_ A band of burglars who evidently for the grammar schools without addt-'
queer tastes and who also evi- tionttl taxation At that time it was
' “I believed in doing work pro‘lm‘nl'l that about 20 per cent of all
. trusty entered the .home of Tflmoney appropriated for schools in this
.u» Andrews. 30 West avenuelfittatts went into the high schools. and
Hard Work to Identify Some
of the Victims of Early
Sunday Tragedy
»: ven Pairs of Shoes, a Bot
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l’A'i‘ERSON, N. J., Nov. .i.~Nine
teen bodies have been taken from
ruins of the Salvation Army Rescue
Mission in this city, which was des-
troyed by fire early yesterday. Ten
men are in hospitals with probably
{fatal injuries and many others were
{less seriously hurt in leaping from
lwlndows of the burning structure.
1 lndentlflcation of .all who were
:kllled will be impossible. the police
(Continued on Sixth Page.)
took 88 from a room; then eta-i
‘ ,. the aim of Conneally (rt __ _ _._.
n, the shoemen on Wa'shington‘ ' ’
., took seven pairs of shoes. val-I '
.. (roughly at about $46, a Liberty :believe, as the records of the insti-
... and $31 in cash; then went. flution were lost in the fire. There
fidoor and refreshed themselves; mission when the’tiames started in
lib I drink of whiskey and a bottlei an old frame'bulldlng adjoining the
cocktails valued at about liftyt main structure, used for storing nia-
. human Art Print Company's shop‘ . A] r ' Arrival of Ira appqratlu was de
.. after much labor found thirty-{Announces Th“ LOIllSlanillhyed through confusion in turning
‘celfil' in cash,'whi‘ch they took Producers Must Sell at
4 - residence of Mrs. John H. Ferns».
into fithe store of A. i": Beckmcnn ~ ‘ ' iris-re eighty-five men asleep in the
W 0N Slllilll MEN t
- to, and from ”there went to thei V ‘— lgazlnea “M old “mfl’tu'
tinaproporainrmand thecntirc
.rning. They were for the most weight of the Food Administrations building Impossible and the lodgers.
discovered yesterday. the en-. new authority under the licensing‘ many of Whom ""9 Old ““41 CTlDPI’d
once having been gained by bek—, system which went into effect -‘ Vera 07"“ ‘0 "W10" "’0'" "MC“
windows and doors. timber 1 has fallen heavily u ” 9' they leaped before nremen could
The police. when lit» first robbery producers of direct consumption su-t catch ”‘9’“ in “9”-
as iv‘portcd. tum-ted on ini'esttiga- gar‘in Louisiana. Herbert Hoover' Several Of "10 FM]! ”0mm "9
‘- n. the second robberywai report- announced today that these producl believed 10 ha" been ““3003th “i
. and caused a little comment. the era must sell their sugar at a priee': their 81009 and 0W?” “I“ "'9“ ‘0
’ ill‘d. after which the fourth were re- not in excess of $7.25 per hundred reach “'9 street W “‘9 "’0‘“ en-
u ed and this caused quite a bit of pounds imiz per cent. New Orleans: "3009 ’0 impeded each other in "‘9"
xcltement in the department. with basil-i or suffer revocation or their 1;.‘tllght that they choked the passage-
. molt that today Detective Ser- conned and 1rrorvccution Juihder 'th:.’ way where bodies were found hudd-
cdnt Thomas. Hunt, iabnsier than a protlinlon iof w.- tigver Mood had led in a heap. .
3;: a med matter banger 'with thelluel act. ‘ l Eight of the dead thus far have
:— es in investigating all of these He gave notice at the some timeiboen identified. it was "reported to
“harm. . . ‘that sugar manutcaturen who have night that about lieu of \the Med
. if any clues have been found the not applied for license must do so lodgers are missing. but do the cel-
t ice line not rerealed them. belieV- immediately to avoid the discontin-l la,r of the mission is flooded with
" '5 "'3‘. l" that “59 silence Wl" d0 ounce of their business of its aetzure‘ four feet of water search for addi-
1mm run the thieves to with than by the ~Food Administration. , ' tlonal bodies is being retarded.
' blicafion. ‘ " ' - ' The police declared the building
, complied fully with the tire laws and
attributed the quick spread of the
flames to stacks of kindling .wood
stored in the rear yard. not far from
the storc’lroom nontainlng tbnndics
of old newspapers, which burned
rapidly. ' .
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tit-intuit int m m mm
'3 “Em.“ "Ell" illuminating
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dstern Railroads Put Up. , .
the .Claim That They, The Republican rally/ at Hoyt'g
theatre this evening promises to be
’. Should Obtain 'More MonJ n Mg affair despite the fact *that ”REE“ ARMY
. ‘. « imucli apathy is in evidence over the ,
fl ey ,.._. . tapettlai Congressional election which '
t’will be held tomorrow. Representa-
'tiva Nehemiah Candee has been in-
The New Congress ‘Will
in,
{taken prisoner by the Ge
tinnitus - .
IN THE BLAZER pilot and during the
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geant Ray C Bridgem‘an of Chicago'mcn claim that the towboat owners)
iter of‘ an hour.
. mended all
wmilieu. . _ . . ' lib. wan abluo when theistic-i
- These robberies all occurred. witiil ”flees He-Fi’xes 5m reached it. ‘ ’ ,
"h posaib exception in the robbery; ' ; Rapid spread ”of the flames made
,1". An new’a boll“, early Sunday; WASHINGTON, Nov. 5-1-th use of the only fire escape in the
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42,000 to GoOnt Wednesday
Unless Demands of Boat-'
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NEW YORK, Nov. 5,—iv‘orty-twol
thousand waterfront workers through
their representatives in a district
council meeting of their unions yes-
and Am- terday to Join the strike for wage in-
c
rants, Nov. 5.1mm
trans, members of th
.flying corps, are rejoici
‘news just received th .
tilverett Buckley of Kil
Ewas not killed, as re»-
tember 5’. but is a p
'many. The repou stat
t
l er .
over thpltidewater boatmen and harbor born.“
Corporal; men. and wired the “Shipping Board:
.159, 1",, at Washington that unless an agree?
on sgp.‘ ment with the owners is reached thoyl
. in Prep-"“1 tie «up the port of New Yorltl
. um cor.iWednesday morning. . i
od when; The decision was reached at a rousn
, mg. meeting held at Twentydhinil
mom .g‘street and Eleventh avenue. head-f
' t v". anal-tors of the international Long-l.
dun offensive he made av trips into shot-union‘s Association after aI
the enemy country in’a single day. speech by Com. T. V. O‘Connor, Brest-t
Whip. on patrol m5 yesterday gerndent of the association. The union.
“portil But-lilo}; was at.“
Buckley held a briillatt
and Sergeant Henry S, Joug of prf'hlve refused to listen to thll' de-k
‘u'ork midi-n exciting counbat with! * , 5
two German biplanes lasting a quar-i (Continued On Page Twelve) *
their ammunition and
drove into their own lines. The (let-z
before quitting tbcodgbt. Sergeantt' l
,Bridgeman’s machine was hit severe. FAIIS AT SUIBIBEE
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‘ frame six inches from the pilot‘s rent.“ . .
.LAIn explosiVe bullet grazed the guso- I
Both Americana ex-l
mans tired several hundred winds 1“" FAT T" SINK, I ' I:
{at times. one bullet. piercing the
‘line tank of Jones' machinb. ’
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.Chlcago Broker Repents Af-
' . tor Floating in Lake
(‘HlCAGQ Nov. 5.—-George w.|
anor is disgusted and discouraged1
file is a broker who has been living!
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f AT.“AnnA" JAIL at the Parkway Hotel. In a moor
I . . ' ent of depression last flight be hung;
, -——~ - .hiinaelf into Lake Mic lgan. with a'
gHorses and WWI My. view to saying farewell to this trou-
bled world. However. Mr. flavor in
! 0f yum ' .T‘roand 310mm. tipping the!
‘ U . _ 1‘. 4 , I . I Illa" ‘ .
Wm -., l Mil! him.” the architectural
i . _______ ,llnon o a barrel. he did not sink. The
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l MIDDLETOWN. otov. 14's". "m "5 chi“! “d after bobbins,
barns. three horses and the entire Wm..uronnd ‘ W he thought better of;
ter's supply of vegetables for the Had». ll “d "m" 0‘" l0? “0"- A Dolled.l
dam jail were destroyed last night in a' I.“ .‘V'3 attracted by Mr. Favor’s
:tlre that "started before 7 o'clock. and “it"! and helped him ashore.
‘whlch was discovered by Duncan lice, Mr. Favor “’ld “19 Sympathetic cov
,xivon and William Weller of Hartford. ' “151 he 5-6 lost a lot of money late-
These young men were returning from 1" “d “Md“! t0 end hi! grief in
a weekend trip to Sound View. and. "19 m of like Nicklaus. Investi-
Iwhen nearly opposite the jail, law tire 9“- ‘Med thi- hil credit was
[creeping 310““ m M “d bnnupx. in! elm. Hid 'l'e and he! “flier.
tent at tire windows. They jumped "nu him dry Ind took him back'
from their car and ran to notify the home. ~
‘lailor. - i
do Bert, o. Thompson. the )nilor.j
lillllllllfilVlN
{who and returned from a visit to itio‘
:dlctow'n. rcicoaed about twenty-five of
Lafayettetcreases begun by marine. engineers .
Captain E. B. Gallaher Back?
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Fair'tonioht; Tuesday fair, warmer.
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this tutti
.General Cadorna’s Troops ’
Are Holding the Austro-
Germans From Further
Advance '
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gFive Other United States
Soldiers Were Wounded
and Twelve. Captured in
Attack Nov. 3 Under
Heavy Barrage Fire
-MW
0f the Enterprise Whichl
Will Turn Out Soldiers '
(Bridgeport Post.)
Everyone has heard of Captain A.
L. Boyce and of the splendid work
he has been doing. drilling raw re-
crtite "lnto the aemblnnce of pol-t
diers on the parade grounds at Gov-
ernor's island until “Boyce‘s Tigers"
have become celebrated all over the
country. /
'
Infantry or the American over-
But-——— seas forces have had their first
Have you ever heard of Gallaher's clash with the Germans in a front
Gunners.
line trench position, when three .
Americans were killed. five wound-
ed and twelve captured. The Ger-o.
mans attacked at daybreak on
Nov. 3 under cover of a heavy bar-
rage fire, which isolated a short ‘ ’
salient occupied by a company of
copt transportation. ‘ Americans and apparently left the
Captain 3 B. mun". who ,0 gen- little force at the mercy of their .
erouliy equipped the local machinelenwflea. ,
gun battery at his own expense and A reply from General Pauling"
has given much of his time to arm dealing with the, “IBM -
l." “l": m“: gushingfi‘fi which. was made public by. the
promises ample financial support to “' Uépnflihent “HYVMigafl-W
make the schema a" success. m. not. grvetlic names of the kindly
Armory secured: cum obtained. and wounded. and also omitted to;
With the hearty cooperation of la— t'on wlie h r the reach it
iOr Edward P. Weed of. the Home agilcnpmrell c t “l
Guard parmissl haslbeen obtain- However, the fact that line ‘.
ed for the use the Norwaik ar- ,
mory for drills every Saturday after- wounded German was taken by the
noon. and Captain Boyce has promis- Americans leads to the belief that
the attacking party did not remain j
to further contest the position, but, .
were content to slip back to their
protecting lines with their prism
crs. '
That American troops receiving '
intensive training in the trenches
had had their first fight with the '.
The answer to this question is:
No! But you will.
Free Military Training.
Which means that men of military
age in this district are to have an
opportunity to receive fno military
training rigid in Mic Ikhm Ir-
ntory, without a cent of expense ex-
(Contlnued on Third Page.)
WAGE INCREASE FOR -
R. a G. EMPLOYEES
The employees of the F. 8v 6. Cor-
set Company were made happy today
by the announcement that a wage in—l
lthc inmates of the foil. who were in on
tshort sentences and they helped fight
lthc fire. The two Hartford int-u re-
lease one horse. the others being dead
.when their stalls were reached They
in lllllillll‘
crease “-10 per cent. in all depart-
ments had been granted, tip- some to_
become effective from this date. The
company has thus showed thi-ir an
preciatlon of the services rendered
'enemy was intimated on Saturday
in a cryptic oflicial statement from '
Berlin announcing the capture of'
“North American soldiers.” Cable
{also released fifteen head of cpttie,
trouncaiveallxllm P?!“ “d ‘ m“ on: dis e of hi w robber -'
ht Mr. Some fowl and visit '9'" lcgcd to have heel: ‘chmnuttcd' lli'
turned. _ . .- »m..lil from of the J. a J. can Comedy-t
Joacph Bartok. who was arrested.
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plant in Chestnut street. lut Fri t
i (Continucdon Sixth ML afternoon. was acquitted this moat-:1,-|
i _ inabyrtudgiimmo; gliosburiagb. l
a cs . oodwa ave-
ISHORT SELLING ’ one, alleged that had 81: stolen from
i . - LOWERS STOCKS him. Attorney J. J. Linn-tier. ap-
, . ______. . . nearing for Mr. Bartokgmade a mo-
. NEW YORK, NOV. 5__1'h(i Stock tion "I“ the accused be discharged
Market here was again demoraliy-d? on mt 0' "'9 lack 0‘ onlicient
iin the early part of today's trading evidence ’0 connect MD with the '1'
ion a more active and general resnmo‘ fair. “'3 "“5 was grantcd. '
;:tion of thereoent liquidation.
WASHINGTON."Nov. 5,—1'tio regu-
far opening of the fifteen per cent.
rate advance com before the lntetIf
state Cmmorce'pmnlssioit itoday
. as med! by‘sclatgn of counsel of
l. s, ra rm t trans ation.
foam and financial stabilimf the
.cads are menacod my? prevailing
m‘ca. ' g. - l
. "We cannot alord to make mls-'
lakes." declared Samucl Rea. ores}:
dent of the Pennsylvania Rallmad.’
i‘ opening the use. “It in not a}
time for panic. but neither is it a
time for disregarding the facts of in-'
easing expenses. of diminishing nef‘
w rotating inconvt'. of deferred main-t
konaace. of lack of present facilities
can inability to provide future ones".
, War time conditions with the req
motion! increase in the coat of labor,
and materials make it imperative that;
an advance om the men! rates be‘
granted. nouns-d counsel represent—j
Bug éthh't‘yvaM1 Winning
on; o! are mental. and moi
of tits Ohio livers. it the roads are‘
to handlo.mi the great vol
t
‘ of war limo without ln-i
fountain-lanai «financial.
Manes. other ion. it ‘wast
glazed out. amt be made Irena
plinth the account prosecution of
siren and of the earoti of the:
“‘0
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Vital! to preside. The speakers in-
clude J. L. Feeney president of the
Central Labor, Union of Washington.
D. (3., a well-known orator with facts,
to present direct from the seat of'
government. John 'P. King. member;
M in“ Republic-1! “"01”“ cm’fl‘flongresa which convenes tomorrow
tee. “from. Connecticut. and‘a speaker. will be ”PM to authorize em,"
or t. e highest order. Schuyler M"’,conscrlptlon of a selective draft. The
rit‘t. of Stamford. the Republican raising “a equipment in the a“, to-
candidate for CORR"; will a""lwttnre of a dining military force. in
a: the. rally about 9 oclock, follow-z line with Filament Mcnocai’s recom-
' with' the plan of Cuba's Council of
Nflml’f‘gufinéhjth?”9:11:an '11 National Defense. await only the de-
pnigln and the attendance should be; '0'“. yam”. than the ”m of
"'1' large. Ladies "9 “'"l‘d- 'the policy of General lenoeal and his
ICuba'a aliianclc in the war against
Germany shat take on a most mlve
FALL OF 2,500 FEET’
1 portion are in accord concerning the
slaw roan. Nov. 5.4m. w.’rmlnr of u lam force. Doo-
yeatlerday from a seaplane in which the unit! and mill
he than riding over South‘
ingtat the United States naval sla-
Holt
Vigil fifth street.
‘ Consider Conscription or
a Selective Draft
it
atrongtbonllg of naval unite and per-
Ionnol. Whatever difference exist.
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A
"‘3 .5 “‘5 demonstration in s’am‘.’ mendationa in his last message. and
,nr. termination of the method to he fol
_ ldviaors. who are determlnted that
AVIATOR KILLED BY
'character. Leaders of both political
Reythdm. 22 years old. fell 2.500 foot I y doubliu "to present strength
Ba!
wastirownod. He had boon in traits
as consulting engine" at 1! Wool season-lotion of it- re.
“ I’ll
something not will: will III on. unto.
(W u‘nga'l'wo)
‘ two-Ph-
l’dmfl Yovola.
and than 83.000 men. and, a slut-rim"
atflayShm.Li. mmnucmdtbouuioaarouto'
lode-mull” ofloyaity to
firyndora was dying amp-bro Allia- lo mod whoa tho
w rm; is. yarn-wot duty of the of in altitude or moo-root whoa MIMI 0! Cam-- me, “It"
i [asses of 2. to 4 points were nadetWESTPORT HILL
during the first hour by railroad; .
stocks recently regarded as invest-t; POLE TEARS WHEEL
tincnt issues. .
Reading fell four points to 62. its FROM AUTO
*low record for a \decad-C‘.
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific
i
HAVANA. Nov. 5.4"“, Cuban loo: 3 1-4 and 2 14,- respectively. mustard lulled to negotiate the
t Northern Pacific 3. and St. Paul 2 1-2
at 39 1-2, the last figure represent
:lng the minimum price for that sloth
islnce it became a dividend paytrr he. fatal telegraph pole with a bangle
‘twcnty-two years ago. New York,
;Central was weakest of the trunk
limit at a decline of 2 14.
l U. 8. Steel broke 2'. 1-2 .0 M 12.
iits minimum of a year. 7nd rrlatcd
‘iiteeis broke from 2 l“: to
points, Coppers falling 2 to 3. and
Motors and Tobacco 2 3-2 to 5. with
2 to 3 point lenses for rhippin'gs.
TJAILED FOR
0
g . INSULTINC AMERICA
i warmnom. Nov.
-~-
5.— Vincent
a young Lithuanian. was
ted to jail fut‘Bll months by
dodge Lamp in City Court have. to
day. on the choice at asst-gm ball
with Mum." at on allotted ,
draft meeting which the police broke
up last night. Tina otbcri. charged
‘wlth, 11753.") incite tho mwd to
'3» tho palm and take the my
one: away from then. won not to
'hll for thirty Gm. nova notion
lo! appeal. . . ,
A Ford touring car. containing four;
zturn at the'foot of Woatport Ave-
,nnc lHill yesterday (morning. about
7:45 o’clock. and the car went into,
The machine was quite badly dent—t
ged up, and one wheel wanton: «th
[No one in the car was injured.
'l'wo motorcyclists had
escape from injury yeot
'tiicy were riding. struck a
stone. and fell over on its side. on
Both men were thrown into the
but they sustained no serious
juries.
antic}? on mans
rscmc moor mm
d—_ .
marina: Col, Nov. 's.—a~
'Wonorn hello troop train was at-
‘o’toppoit temporarily in Minor lllvor
[ll—ya. My tattoo from hero. ac
cording
floors on
hero.
‘ mummy arrtw
rid“.
it"!
the
The soil-'- won withoat
a with
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narrow hiltch’cil and Packs McFarland. to in-
. by afterv.'struct ,groups of men in the train.
4 133' MO“- When the machine on whicb'lng camps, These armpit in turn
large.
the turnpike, near County ‘-lm‘l.|
in- Armotrong «mine Canadian pray.
Istrnctor‘sv platform.
“night are very nearly the sumo as.
those and in actual bayonet ‘
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sunset-mite i' mint 07E
airman and’cnl in two while it had
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to reports made today by a!"
dispatches from the America.
army headquarters in France also-
scrvcd to prepare the American.
public for the n'ewa of. the m- f
pany the working conditions being'ment through announcements M V
unequdlled anywhere in t‘..itneotient..the artillery actIVIty, was m
Whilc the workers arc,”to be. con- What above “0m“; ”though I.“ _
gratniated on the increase at then-«anything nearas intense as ‘on
"av-t. the citizens of No! wait: aretother rtsof the front.
"Man“ that ”'9 R' “ 6- CW‘N” "i 'While General Cadoma’s foroen» .
”med mm“ are holding the invading Austro-
—_-‘_‘_" German hordes along the Taglio-
”MOO“, fixrfuggf SOLDIERS. mento, an Italia'n naval bulletin
{referring to intense activity "3'
the Gulf of; Trieat indicates that
__ 'the Adriatic may man be the
WASHINGTON. Nov. 5.——Sonie of scene 0“" “WOW!“ develop“
'Iu’. mt fgmus ring, gag-g and the turning pomt "lithe pia-
ave been retained to teach boxing ent struggle in that theater of the
to the men trai'ni'tgltpr 11:; war 1:531 war. Meanwhile France and GM
as a means 0 H ' ' ’ " '
bayonet ufiern. Th: (Immortal: Bl'l'm are "“th thezrlglzem ’
on Training Camp activities announc- malt”? and govcmmen .
”and" am through or, Joo, to aid Italy. Premier Lloyd George, -
E. Raycroft of Princeton lTnivcrv General Sir William Robertnlll,
sit . lid 11:; "flawed '3 up?! his; Chief of the IT‘WI’ifllemfl of t:
- I c “3 '9’ ”"1 Brit' Army, lento, eneral J. .
“cam ”mm" mm“ mm. Saint’s? the former South Africa
commander, and other officials, in
company with Premier Painlcvc,
who is heading the French Mission,
are on their way to Rome for a
conference with the Italian in:
chiefs, presumably to map out an
intensive campaign involving the
Italian forces reinforced in both
man power and materials drawn
from France and Great Britain...
in Flanders only minor apolo-
by their help in :heir chart to make
the. R. l: G. factory the most promi-
nent industrial concern in Norwalk.
The employees are treated with the
greatest consideration by the com-
l
Plan of candida army Sergeant to
. n. Followed.
will teach the other men.
The training will be principally
shodow boxing‘baaed on a successful
scheme evolved by sergeant William
The men are placed in llncu'throo
or four pacer apart facing the In-
The motions
fish“!!-
.—
uaw YORK antenna ’rtiomt are reported, these being/ooh- '7
mam cum lined to artillery activity and and!
m vonit, Nov. 9-4 Itrlko into the German territory.
foflWASHING'TOlll, ans—'4‘
odto mamnm‘ cistmtyisto so...
mfimnwmesofAmtnop-inrmnuh
Morwmkdwononohyawooll' '-——" y
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$.00. butchers was threatened hero to-
day Intros the inactor' batman neod-
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