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Member of the Associated Press
The .:l oc uted Press in exclusively
entiticd to the use for publication of
all ncu's dispatches credited to it or
not OiiltiWi e in this dper and also as much as we love the old flag that
the local not-Is publish herein.
All rights of republication of ape~ ‘t celebrates.
clal tit‘RpaiCiiLS lwrcin are also re— Aud now, for the first tame in our
”Ned' history. an orchestra leader refuses to
"” “ ‘ "”' ‘ ’""‘" play it in public concerts, when or
“Slim BENTINEL m3.
0 . crv other orchestra piava it as It mat-
PHONE c I ler of course. We (an 't haw it be-
:d'tonal 0123:?ng ‘cnuse it's a “merely national or polit-
usmcss -v- 4 . .,
Ical com sltlon, unworth to he
Iorwalk Branch Office-1388. : , "° . 1 " m
min 5 Remmams 3 . played from the same plat arm as e
Oily Editor’ I Residence—1492- 4 ?
Business Manager’ s Residence-w
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THE new aarrtzcaouuo
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' country,
“The (lc ll’lth: lIIIlton us to theitul-
inn front," Luvs thc military corn-II-
pondI-III Iit iill‘ London Times, "and
u'itii ;; ,\'i‘i'}' Many good will we aim“
olIlimI Ilicm.”
ilerc i:< an aspect of. the Teutonic.
int'wion of Holy that in new to most
Obfif'l‘l't'l‘h, pII~I-IiI-IIlIIrl:.' in America.
We huh; ilt‘t‘li looking upon tlIc ital-
irm situation it.“ Itfii'l‘ii‘ti', no anIIilIlt‘
ndvantunc to tlic Aiiii't-‘""I'l9 either
downrirlit dim-tor, :Ii i)l‘.~‘i. II hurt.
ful blow p.IItlI~ pnrricd. llut the
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til‘
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of
tent-e qIIothl hm: II ringin': note
optimism. (‘:In it bc that England and
France. in l‘ll'4iliiiL: their troops and
gliliri to IIIIrtlII-rn itnly in large num-
bers, have really been (loinLr so 'fu'itlt
a iit“;tl'i\' good will?“
The
ion in mil i1: II'.
New Yorlt 'l‘iinca, Whose opin-
IIIIIlterIt curries: more
weight than that of tiny otltcr Anteri.
can now :II-I-I-nr
thin vii-w.
Italy szIy1 lilt’i‘ Timer, may turn from
-']I:l}li'i", is tiirpnffl'ti to
The “crown drive into
a calamity to it blessing. ' The rival
C armituh II\-‘ vaI-n prttI-llcziilv (il'flti‘
Of‘ilf'fi on the “'t'r‘ili'n fI‘onI.-\iiriI:Iin
'and Franco lint-c :Itincd stcnvlili‘, but
no slot-xii- (hill :1 dcfinitc div-Mon
then might Im II matter of \‘(u'll‘S
But in iiiiiY the German iil‘llll' driving
down from the Austrian Alps may he
mct in tho vacn. may be Ilci'caicd and
round, the ("entrIIl Empires
lilPlllSi-il't'K Io invasion and conqucut.
And lilv- in
l'tily
' lt appt‘ara- that tho Attics. in their
opininz
firitiing is much butter
:It tut-I Int-{won of the year.
Paris coni‘crrnce, have l'I“flii\' dccided '
to trIInst-r their main item of winter
warfare from cold. muddy Flmulcrn
and qucc to litily.
”Thil‘=,'
. grolmliit- iii/ii the whole aspect of the
war mm changed in the
twinklina of an eye: that the Allies
'ihnvc the intention of ntnkin! hair ”10‘
great battleground for the defeat of
Germany; and it certainly see. -'Is that
their opportimiticst on such a battle.
ground are very much greater than
they could become for a long time in'
the northern field. Germany may
7 have issued the challenge, that, be-
ing accepted, will end the war."
‘ News may come at any moment con-
, firming this View, or belylng it, rBut
lbé mere possibility set forth is so
I'pectacular and fascinating that It
'l'cnda .dded rest to the interest with
which Americans are watching the
comiuc: of those great armies to a
clinch on the Italian plain.
ART two 'riIc ANTHEM
sins the Timca, “it scr'ms
il.: to been
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Dr. 15:2 It Much, the learned and cul-
tured r'mtt'uctof ol the‘ celebrated
, 13mm: III-:Iphony Orchestra, refuses
' tn ptv IIII Star Spangled Banner“
nt iii.” M“ ii. Not because he's oi
" Gcrmnn III-rt, of course. It's In-
crtme c1: ' n 1.: anal Imthcm iii no dread-
fully inrtittic. lie hilt couldn't,
think for," "10min of incorporatinl
‘ it in :I program cf {it-rm ulllc. It
"would be an utterly inconmtonu.,don't
you know. It would be c era-II hunk
to Art and Knltur I
“The Boston is“ WI:
‘ tum curtains. "tit a Mr “ti-It
boon going along, year after year, nev-
"ltbe still bettento hm it. It
Lr'llii innit, anybody would think. Tho:
I butter standing
monopoly which wielded
’tcll them what to sell their butter for.
, for their butter.
,lruits and vegetables.
.‘abouI 1,200,000,000 pound. of if,
tfromcfhmpofthcmgrdtoor n
m M W
unpal—
tiona is not our business. An is stut-
er than any utional consideration.”
isn't it distressing? Here we've
er realizing what a pitifully mediocre
piece of music our “Star Spangled
Banner" tune really is, We've been no
ignorant and unliultured as to like it.
We' ve been especially appreciative of
:its swell and swing since we entered
W... like. to all: it and we
muses
tho fire in our blood, it fans the pat1
rioilsnt in our souls , it may be “a
poor thing." but it's our own. It’s
American. it 5 us. We love it nearly
the war.
tornpoaitions of ilcrr Wagner and his'
fellow Tcutons.
isn't it too bad!
martini;
llero'a that Bos-
tour the
iht‘ public
ton orchestra to
and everywhere
will expect its national anthem—lust
as a German audience would cxpcct
"Die Wacht Rheln"—-and wou't
got ii. ‘
However, if we know
about this yamoutmerican public,lhe-
tore Dr. Muck gets through with it
he'll awallow his musical Art and play
the anthem, or hate every instrument
in'ltia orchettrn lirokcn over his head.
Americans will stand no such inso-
lcncc from vil‘kn enemies.
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BUTTER '
lililt‘iiDnorPti
if m
anything
Anothcr‘ graft hart:
been swept away by the war broom.
'i‘hI- government has put. the Rigid,
A quicti
little oIIch ilSilPd by the food admin. ‘
i‘IIIIter ilourd out of business
l‘tll'ltiiflll has accompliahcd It reform’
that hm.- hitherto proved too much for
in miv. iaiiliif‘,“ and courts.
lI :Iltouldnt ch-r lItIvc bI-en II dim-i
, 1
New York World :I'III'I-ly rI-nIIIrke-I thut‘
tth-II flt'l't'“ was any Elam liuttcrl
llnurd,
lint it workcd.
A low (‘lIiI-zuzo men Operating: in its:
butter lil‘iCI'S
it won :I IIIonIItIIcntIIl ”luff."
I
llfi'lM~hflVt‘ long flxcd
for the whoic country. They wouldi
decide how much 10tt.t‘t00,ili)0 people.
doubt to pay for liu't’cr the following}
work, then take II train out to l'llgin,
file into at little oillce, file out chain;
on liIc wires}
his 1‘
and put some figures
And every Iicnlcr in America not
[Il‘ii'l‘\‘ accordingly.
Those ficurcr
ports of houa fide bIIt'er sales.
hops there really were a few tubs of;
around the place fori
liut thoae mm rep-
purportcd to be re-
Pcr-é
windowdrcrtatng.
resented a speculative and oppressive
mysterious
power and successfully defied the law.
Now the board is no more. And
word goes around that dealers are
"lIII‘t' without its guiding figures to
llere’I-I a suggestion, Suppose they
haste their prices on what they paid
OUR CANDY HABIT
A Washington expert aays that last
year we spent for candy two-thirds as
much an we spent for butter, two-
thirds as much as we spent for our
whole bakery product and more than
we. spent for connect and pronerved
We consumed
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talning nearly twice as much sugar
an ltalyuses for all-purposes togethv
And ccndy's only one of thorn-my
forms in which we eat sour. Really,
we can cut down a little without hurt
in n: ourcelvos. /
"It tattoo three or four tons of pro-
Jcctiln and explosive. to mt .
soldier," says Dr Woods Hutchinson.
An I! here at home n man's lllcly to die
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moths-motor blow on his thumb.
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tempo 0! (uplain Gallaher's generous alarm/realize that it is IIII nee, and
includcr not only thc school ofllte soldier, the III-hoot of the squad and f‘t'iloui {I
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Captain Boyce lacks m
The Gallaher Gunners are most fortunate in built: the personal aid of
Captain Boyce in starting their work for he had not only furnished Captain
Galiaher with the wooden drill guns that he has been using all summer buti"
will supply regular United States army drill sergeants for the classes, andg
make frequent visits to Norwalk while the organization of the classes is being ‘
perfected.
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It's All Fm. ‘
It seems hard for these who read the newspaper stories or the plan and.
f the I-IIIIIptIIIy, hut ctpert instruction for the Machine Gun, and llachinu Gun
drill
Tllcrc will he II: I fcm t: I iiii"? and no n’lI “liaition at M II: I) 2 Int! itncticdnii
who
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6 Of Style and Quality
WOMEN’S POPLIN DRESSES
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Hundreds of Extraordinary Values
IN WOMEN’S
AND MISSES’
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Are Itil’cncd' In wool velour, deep
collars, belts and the newest
stylepcckots, navy, brown and
gueri.
' Newts'. models and color:
$8.95.
WOOL SERGE AND
DRESSES
Aco‘ilcction of up-to-the minute
512.95
WOMEN’S SILK DR
"‘93 md lam variety
$14. 95
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{913
is:
col 0
season' s most attractive models
$16.50
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keeps IhitIIWclt (lean and beltan himm-lf may lIIIIIntc II gunner i3:-
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Charlcsyll. Page, Ammbllné Machine Gun While Blindfolded. Mr.
bled it 'Again in Eight Mlnum. ’
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‘ Get An Application Card.
Application cards are on the press and will be placed in the postofllces,
libraries, banks and other public places throughout the county tomorrow, but
in the meantime the application blanks printed in this issue should be filled out
and forwarded at once to Captain Gullahcr who will promptly ‘send each appli-
cant full information and an admission card.
Flt-It Clan-u Next Saturday.
(‘aptaiu Gullah" said this morning:
“i have been asked whether it would be possible to hold classes on any
other days than Saturday, as some cannot come on that day.
"My first plan was to hold drills on both Saturday and Sunday afternoons.
but i ran into a snag because i found that than was objection to using the
State nrmorles on Sundays So i have decided on two Saturday sessions and
if there are enough men who want to drill on other afternoon: I will be gladcn
to start another close. "
boltoontcosuooouuuuw-cooo-oc'oovv.—.m.
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‘ ' ('IZ'VHN C3.\LL\IIHR'S ('IVIIJJN (‘L‘Slfl'lh'
in [36 3’33”" .1“ limp} GUN ”Hula
Including Manly fit'lttml for Nmt-(‘ommm-d (Mia-n» ml lIlI'houl for» ‘|
Ihc Machine 600., ‘ 'i
in» may enter my Inn-ac on you list for 1m- instruction, without
rm! «mum to mil.
[Savanna-Illusion.
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TO LEARN STATUS OF
AUXILIARY POLICE
Thirty of: members of Company A.
of the human police force met last
night iii the Town Assembly Hall, on
W all utreet. After some discussion a
committee was appoln ed to interview
the chill of police, the notice coin.
missioncr, and to determine through
these oi trials, whether or not the cus-
lliary I lice force is wanted by the
ecommiltéc consists of Cap
Iain Join 12,3an and corporal Wil-
lion: P ell. It is desired by the com-
pany m mbtn, that this matter be
brought tbeforu the Council, at the nu:
meetin. and thct ”I. m action
ii The company will hold up
other I ectlng on ”ducky mains,
i November 12, in the rm Amity
“all. I
MAN TROUILID FOR TWO YEAR.
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Ken Idwdmlbouldlotlllel'
Ifrombqlracln, mum-oi
l'rlm ‘l'Iruanmc....,....... ....... . 'm d "m IMF m
I , when rttlhf can be coolly lad. Janos
may“: Adina-I. ..... Mummy, mm'm’m‘.
Milt-ulnar: whit-Wham. yoncnnntlcsul batman-mu I :memmm
tho boom no, now he. to ”"'" "dd am
my? port-It and cw n-ponwlllbamllvd “Ml ' II II Ill.”
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stance AND merbirassns
Spleiidid showing of high grade Drcuec, the
'1 cast,
'as usual and mad» edorts ill hat:-
Ian curly vote (35!.
‘ “ere
:lltush. The Pht't‘kl'l‘€ nere \lillzaut
, llI-Ik»r.
"of the In i;. .2, ml: I‘ih he: “12' ‘.’
imp Third Wa rd
: bile.
Wk values and smart
nylon in fine quality“ wool ve-
lour, perfect talk—rod, the colors
are amen, brown, plum and
navy.
POPLIN
styles
was $2.98,
LOCAL VOTE TODAl
NOT VERY LARGE:
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The part I
“'30 kIr, W‘W’ bu. I
Thc modIrIItoI 1'..I- \tIIIIn’; Grits.‘
cI C. llegemnn, and th' (iifl'lii' uL'wr:
Ikluinlck Fula and chzi‘r
i'.Iin:IIIi Tay'MI.
Brush Ind lired ll Flynn
l' larcn. I
if! (12':th
Hlorirlreu .
lyan.
Third Ward.
.X li't'e txctrmcnt Wits caused in
about 7. 'I- 1" nine
when 'iit' voting: machine filled to
W-Luri ilobcr. Edmunds uas in tho
booth. try-int: to tote. and had pull ml‘
the lIVIr m r and turned down it"'
party ii'H‘i. “hen in a cnIpte-l II
turn back the Ircieswrin: lrter lzt'
found it appeared to be locked and
it could not be,_.budg~ed. Work was
immediately sent to South Norwairs
and Sicclianc William llztrford res,
pended in Wilfred Rodnell's automo-
All this took a few minnII-v and
mrannhile II half dozen of the pros.
:cc' 61c \otert-x ilnd donartt’d. not
Waitintv to cast their ballot.
The moderator was W. W \lorri-
son and the checkers were Harry
Fox and Hulbrrt (7. Amundson. The
machine men were Edward E. Mead
Inna Crawford Jess-up About our
Ithird the normal registered vote
1"” Mr" 'n he Milt, as only 10!) had
voted at l (clock
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Charles H. Dates and Ambrose
Crockett bad charge of the lit-chines
tor the Fifth Word, and In H. Xi:
gins and tonic were the
checkers. has than one hundred
voters are likely to be not in this
Mowingtotheappnrentlackof
humid intbc contest. .
Mon. Nov. t-Pcrfect walker
mulled for the state election tuby.
Massachusetts rotm besides touting
their ‘ for mm and other
stile olec'nnnd-allcfndtbeb.
islatnre, had More then: armament
merits submitted by the mom
III convention.
One of thou. the W'-
ald' amt was M l;
to principal W mite-ant
andltwutmuut tint-tun
tacit»: around would rain in m
'ing out n lam wot. in . “cl” ”It
This amendment wdd m the
granting at state all to any fault.-
lion not entirely-Dds nae col-
Blouses
Special Offering
JAP AND TUB sit. K BLOB
Plain colors and fancy stbpes
CREPE DE CHINE AND GEOR-
GETTE CREPE BLOUSES
3:13. dainty and attractive, in all the wanted
WOMEN’S WOOL SWEATERS.
With deep collars, halt”-
the most demra' blc colr -. ,
ll OMEN'S SEPAR.‘ ITE SKIRTS
Extraordinary values In wool serge Iddrts at
Pttritlr Cox and (‘mnIliIIe I
COATS
Coats at $9.95 Coats at $15.50 Coats at 322.503
Bdsnfifnl, models in the final.
broadcloth, and velouu, my '“
are handsomely tnmmed‘ with
Incandplnsh; Burgundy. green, .-
brown and navy.
9E
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1’7“”
$1.98
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53.98. 54.98
and patch pockets, in
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53. 49
5.5 50
értcrm was oppouezl by Frederick W'.
M:- «(idol lientmrzit. There were al—
int?) l': nhlbizion Smia'iat and Social?"
labor litk'is’ in the field Mittlhc'w
lla' c a net! known l'ro'vreastiw was
In nnminw nl ‘Iottt Dermot-mt" and
l‘rohihitiunhts frIr i.iI-It mast-(lover—
nor.
in thr- r'II-i'en'h itixtz'it't, ‘I‘I'I'ifrnti VJ.
Lul'kin. Republic :In mid tico'm if.
Fri. nfielIl [:9me mt. Wen- the min ii-
fifi"§ for l'if-(‘lifln to the «at m Ilo:
yawn? by (‘ongre‘trmon XII. 115' ~ E‘
Co lnII' .~. rI Ȥ:nn'ion til.-
In t-n'rj .t'
TV» 0 BURNED
TO DEATH 1N
AI’TO WRECK
tr‘ontinued From Page Onto.
“oral (amt-1‘ In ”W li'tlir'riitixvr.‘
Lil“ than men :w-n rim If the-
bed; : o! tho Itillr !'>~I‘-"»:'~ it will
that {If Mr. (Harmony M Tu r: Il1'1
a' Ince. At the ran» ”:1 1-.an "
Kitten film the young n In II tin-«I»
body was fricliIfuilv ‘.II nu: .l. t.
drcd Dormant. of Srw limq. V'hnw
lumber is said to be a boar-tar. Emu-H
mill-trey; No instruction: Vi"? :1—
en in regard to this body or tha' III
“'tlllam Noun.
lnqulry was begun during the fur--
noon to locate the an. omohili—r wh 1;"?
machineyas approaching rm the lzer-
lin Turnpike to avoid which Sullivan
turned out and was ditched. It is
believed that he can be lcczIthi. The
is to aim-flail! 2! “WW fer--
any nilusual conditions which accom-
panied the accident. The police bev
Howe that Sullivan sra.q running his
mm at an fixtrcmely high armed
become there‘lrere mark.- on the side-
of the highway to indicate that .1:
m tlmlcd oil the edict» of smelt at a
rule that it went my (M Hora
'llllgnpsct.‘ The gasolmtut was
m in half. The all mantel
0! clothing of the victims and much
of tbevveblcle was destroyed by In.
Capone's neck was Men. M
”in “mum's body was so “I,
clear-red that very little flesh was Ion.
I_Illll.lAl EL‘l'lllm mm
mnmrurmn am “
AVVPALMITMY
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HMnnlyaco-cdybltma
number of thrills. “no m
Mfimmmm
mount mommlomum
nine-“mm. nut-tulip:
mdmmm
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