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the Second Ward was they Escaped From the Ger- Prices Cause the Sch Democratic Ticket into! A be the Next Stopping
llannervRepublican Ward. A - ed t Atl _ . . . . . . A , _ .1

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. , , fouling his democratic opponent.» . , l . ‘ . ’ i p - ~- .. - I )
Every. Ward. in the City. Lynn Wilson. by a plurality of 5.2154 Solitary Confinement in ‘Ten Days’ Vacatibn For the Hillquit Was Third and 39“.; agg‘j3"3;°gggdffbfigfrfififimxfgj5Gegagsasglc’ggfgag’esrong- .
Gives a Majority For Mr.. Prison Camp A Christmas Holidays nett a Poor Fourth on Ac-l W' mm m" ”mm" ‘”“'°““"""'l Canadian Troops

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\ Mill 0f Party Split {last evening .t appears that the” raih. _ ,
* —————_ f road company was lraras.‘0.’lt]:"’ a can, A retirement by the lthllans to
NEW YORK. Nov. 7.4”,“me load of twenty'flve colored ionization-'3 shorter defense line in under way ,
Hall returned to power as the result'mm WOQNew London to New Yorkfaltlllg a front 0f 160 miles. N“
of yesterday's mayor-1H] election. 0" ”‘c ”’9 a "'1" “m" "M “m“d‘onlv from the Comic Alpn to the
Not only was Judge John F. Hytan‘ “m‘ a ““9“ °’ 3° “‘ ”'° "‘"‘ ””"‘,’iA«i'riatits along the Tagliamcnio. .

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"e A mm dice b the tar H l ,- cipaieo in this. The conductor .v , ,
” ° y g . ""r ‘ the train. fearing trouble, stall-d thouarc General (.flilnnla's men row

ality ever given to a mayoraity can-A _ , ,

didate in New York my. but ”We, the men Would have to desist audit-eating before the Austin-Ger-
was elected with him the entire Dov-A “’90 WM 3“ '033 ""ht‘ “'5‘“ it‘Amullleut also ill the Dolomite out!
mocratic ticket giving the new ad-AChd'Ff- Th” "”9 ”WM” "m‘ ""“It‘arllic Alps.
ministration all of the sixteen Votes finally alartc’d a tight anion-4 them-A The river Piav a “,1”, to be
in the Board of Estimates. Which con-A "“95' It “'5 ”VF” ”l"! "“9 0" . C Pin

trots all city expenditures. Tbose' ”‘9 men '33 “kWh-"ti hail-3d "l“liflwfie“ stopping p130.“ l’f‘ .flm
elected with Judge Hylan were‘ and at the “tilt! Waxed wurnzor, una'ltallnlls, but there are indications
Mind of the men took :- h:tle from hie pock- lthat even the northern reaches of ‘

Charles l.. Craig. Controller: .
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Merritt, He LeadiiigCan-
didate Wilson by 370 Votes

lorwalk Republicans were right

in mm the other towns o!
Iairileld County, yesterday, .at' the
«pedal election held for the par-E
(pose of electing. a successor to
Congressman Ebenezer J. Hill.
Echuyler Merritt, of Stamford, and
Lynn‘Wilson-weret the opposing.
candidates of the Republicans and I
Democrats, reepectively. The R’é-f

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i The first American known to have' in VA“, of the tact but "if Nit!
“map”. from a German Drltton camp? at coal is higher than _ an expected.
and l'Olllt' back to this country lir-‘and necessary expenditures at "to
me“ ‘" ”” ““3““ Port today. A0ver River and Knudsen School bulld-
Thf‘ "VI" ttl Willett Charles Smitlhi infra will clued their appropriations,
of horwalk. (‘onn.. and union: other the members at the Board at Educa-
Ullnufl he .brougbt word that live. Alon. decided at their regular monthlyA
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more Amt-Henna, Barney; Boyle, utttueel
’12“ Mom"; William Finite-raid; 0f? ln‘tbe high 'achoOi in West avenue,
59W York: Oscar ilird. or Charles" to request. a special meeting of the
town, W. W" and "a”? 3'"! Waltt‘rr Board of Estimate and Taxation. at
«M‘w‘m- 0' ”“"‘"'°'“~ were at Lubt-t-it‘ which time the Education Depart-
A“"‘”" ”V" "“60 his escape tlast‘illent will ask for an additional 34,500
Aunomh, Tm" were all "k?" prison'; to meet the year's expenses. The
Mr" ”w hm lecomer Bflldv by the raid-' attention of the board was called last
or ”on“ ”5“ spring. ndxht. to the seriousness o! the local'
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A (Continued On Page Twelve) 11 the operation of Narwslk's Aldermen. and the presidents of thriored (9110'- ll! G lCad .
ubllcans were well or nize in' "‘3’ K ‘ - ~ . , ‘ t -. l W“ ”“5 ’9‘" 3h, to the W'W,‘ e “”9"!" . .me“ on” p”
p 8'3 d ' Anchools. Letters will be written to five boroughs of tie cit) 148118.; in Ndrwalk, and pi . rrival ot thebably m retiring upon the Sagan... -

 

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in "PM a candidate nomi-A l’ t the will co-o ratéinprovidinr no wan 121.299. . 0' the 1"" "n ”Vina" Wind-“upon “IO 110'" Piave. 09"- "
mated Without a shadow of unfair; : . ._ finial sciloolo withfi‘uificient hint roll- The vote for mayor stood: Cal"! Bender!“ "5 We "“0 'h0'nming the two natural position.
we. The Bailout! Ward Republic l the winter. John r. Hylan. Democratic. 297.282.; had his, coat .bmWiiiiaai Reig'ibra “m from the Brenta, which _
cans worked hud ‘6 show that l I M H Ilflfls mm “mm meeting was called m 10h“ Purroy Mitch?" Push)“ The when we withering; tacit flows through the Sugana Valle? ”my
other wards that slte was the ban-’ 1 ‘ '°“‘” by “firm" D“ 3' Mm” Co- “9307' {"19 Hend‘inm' o "c ’E h ' ' ; th oi I

f ‘ HON. scuuyLm MERRITT A shurn. thou- present being William A. Morris Hillqult. Socialist. 142.178. and Frank Hmon- ' , .10 t 0 Plate at 1! Wm 80" '
ncr ward o the city and succeed- : Ahrens. 1.1.”, Rider. William Ward. William M. Bennett, Republican,A After listening to the Slol‘lel they Feltre.

ed in giving the largest majority. ' Elected Congressman to Succeed Ebe-

WASllthiTON. Nov. 7.~Secretary
Baker has lunde its known that quali-.

the Third Ward came next. All. neur J. Hill (and am“... .3, Ah. training camp;
the words were carried for the 6.. . leither will he 4ii'vn active duty or
0. P. It required only a short time The figure for the twenty—three" “MN! on the reserve list to be called
to ascertain the rum of the elec- towns of the district wore: Merritt,i "mm as their services are required.I
ticu M before 5:30 o'clock the' 18,079; Wilson. 12,863. The vote fort The question of whether these men'
mp1.“ '0“ 0‘ the town mi‘Hnymes. socialist, was about 1.300.. would get committolons has been con-

and for Allyn. prohibitionlst.- lesniflldt‘rilbli' figitated for man than n'
announced. The returns from the. than 300. Ewell now and Mr, Baker's explana-

other towns came in rapidly and. The plurality oi Merritt. 'on unom-j tion SOHO.“ all a solution to the, prob-’
ciai town figures. was only a single le.

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told. Judge Vosburtzh decided that
the‘best thing to do was to get the
men out of town. and he instructed

Harry S. Scofleld. Dr, Henry S. Sher-f 53.678.
er. Dr. William J. Tracey. Alex Rum-A _
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time. and send them away so that
they could not keep bunched up and
.annoy the residentstof NorWalk

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the police to libeiate them one at a. . '
llength. as this would leave Venice

It is improbable that the Italian
commander would retreat to the.
:llllt‘ of the Brentaalong its entin'
ill the hands of the invaders. Bap «
ing his new defensive position on.
the l'pper Brcuta andr the. Lower
l’iave. General Carmina. will!“
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affirm it "I lit voile le than the plurality given to it n th t til ' I
. t had wept . the ' H” ’ , ‘ . ppm” 3 more " 9mm“ ~ ’ T to f. A WAR wUNcll u n it he a are‘ntl will yr.
district. ' * w 1 (Continued on Sixth Paco.) gill-:22; :fidlitrlfigflns‘r‘lrm ill?) Salli]: Keys . ertoMrs..H.~ ' ' bg’tlc t" thepgnstroolvlcnnatisglor A“
Norwalk 3 vote was as follows:. ' Inlmlhf’t' and more will be needed J. “19.50“ and Interest“! ‘ the possession of Venice. Behind!
later on. .\dit.-Gen. McCain will Exercises Hp“ by the Committ ! Appointed and'lllls position the Italians would."

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ielection the Republicans carried ev-
ery ward with majorities as follows:
“in! ‘Vnt‘tl. 71; Second Ward. 110:
Third Ward. 81: Fourth V'ard. 41:
Fifth Ward £7. The second ward
gave the tar est majority reversing
a democratic ajority of 328 in Oc-
tober to a republican majority of 110.
yesterday. The third ward ranks
next with a maiority toi‘ 81. an in-
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the vote stood 533,519 for the mend- chairman of the building committee. Awalli's quota of 53.500,

merit and 446.791 against. In the The exercises began at 2:80 o'clock; Frank Goodchild. chairman: Jrl.n
greater city, which reversed its stand and were largely attended by members; Cavanaah M. M. Mayc‘notl, p, L.
of 1916. the Suffrage leaders predict- of the improvement association. Mn. lamson in. H. Quintard. M. R. hie
ed that the missing 212 election dislers. Henry J. Hipson explained the, Causland Chas l1 Hoyt. tramp";
MC" would greatly “'"9‘39 the ill-{purpose “I the meeting and Re" liar-t and John M. Glover. secretary. The
ready large majority. The incoing. old E. Wilson oifered prayer. ; advisory committee consist 9d (,1 Gen-
plete vote for the city was 289.724 for! FOHOWHIK the altering 0' Wife?“ ml Russell Frost. Judge Remy W.
Suffrage as against 209.127 opposed. 3m. Ellison went into a brief historr'mmory m1 Jam, Wood,

in the long light for the ballot inlof the activities of the association. Shel .
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New York state of almost aevqnty‘told of its foundation and organization
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systematically.

Boulers, an important- railway
center northwest of Yin-es. is now
'dominated by Brit inh guns. (flint.
'dian troops yesterday completed
Ethc capture of the important part‘
'of thc l’aswelleiltl. ell».
ridge by taking Ptisschcndaelc,
'Goebcrg and Moosel-Markt. Th.
’Germaua suficred heavy loans

iih‘eiuvelt / 53‘?

VOTEF RCON RE MAN. ' ,, -~ . Ladies - .
.. A 0 G SS , :gfiykfl diltlylllztet28m on the reserve! PINS] Made to Raise tion and easier access to the m.
-‘ A ' f ._____________ " ' .' Councilman Albert W. Eldridge op- 58:5” Ill Three Days manufacturing cities of Northern.

' Hen-i ' ' ' ened the fourth annual fair of the East -———--- ta y,
wud , J: R. Willz'lllén. M16, 3. Ally: P- ACOBllelSON 0F VME .\ Norwalk improvemeéit Manciiatiiilmulast‘ A "r, enthuluflc meeting of (11m The retreat from the! Tagliam
Ill ............ ‘ . . , evening in the new ommun ty a on "enenl hommittee a the ‘Nmak ' , _ ._ t. .
' OF TWO ELECTIONS V“ 2m" Itmtt the "at? to 1" cow War Council. for the 1'. hi. c. A. can Te?” app”?""’ '33“! w 3'9“ ‘:
,2d Ward ------------ 507 397 14 5 A . NEW roars. Nov. 'I.—'i'he women tinned during the week. promises tobe pain. filmed at the. dinner ”Merit is once. as rout ,, coma and.
3d Ward 132 101 5 in the October election the Repub when! 0' New'Yoflt it!“ "to 8"- onc of the most popular in the history mm, on Monday at a... “.1.“me the-Italians are reported .to be
. """""" gijcnn candidate for mayor receIVed en unlimited suilrage in yesterday'l'of the association. The hall is.beaugnom' Nut held Ila" night at the fit/11mg back steadily, the" my.
4th Ward ------------ 163 125 10‘ All‘étllm'i’tler 3.4 follow'a: Firstwiird. “leans“.f!’ “hillll‘mio‘tl :hiclinls f" 311;“: decofiategdwith Aimffli”; “33'"80utb Norwallr club.‘ A deep inter- guards in-constant touch with the
' - 1 “M Ward, 70; Fourth W i‘ 99¢ 9 0 "33°- . ‘V ’1‘ “ “’9', 9 air 0 0.“ "‘7 n cres n; 9‘" est was ’aroused in the planet of the - - ' , .

5th wad """ l """ 106 38 1 '33' Pm“ Ward, 41. The Democratic; ”9“ “INC”, “"9 completed “'9" ercises held in the afternoon '1 which camp-i811 and the following executive fivallcxln'g Austm 06:93" $30013»,
__._ __ _. ._ t candidate for mayor carried the 3“,. tabulations. Early today. With 1,348 time the keys of Community Hall were committee .3; elected to conduct the e ta inn conFem‘, ion 9 on; I.
1M 1037 46' 18 ’0'"! hard by 328. At yesterday. out of 5.772 election districts missing. turned over to Mrs. Henry J. Hipson.:cmmtsn go, the raising 0g Nor— new defense line is progressing-

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Defeats Democratic 0P eral Train Guards phoned ,mbmnual increases in the to expect defeat. but their fears were’met in Mayflowr Hook and Ladder , '3an a number of prisoners fell
PO“ . , . i
l . B rid ' . Killed,PassengersWound-l republican Vote. in the nest ward early turned to hope and. as the biz 00mm"! 0“?""3- 3m- ‘1 “om?“ tinto British bands. l’asstclieniiaele
“on m geport—Clty ed 1] l ' 'v"""""d8)"-* tt-flloritv was 71. whereas ""9 began. ‘0 9”“ “1" ‘° ’“w’l'm‘i'as "‘9 or's'dpm M the ”mh'ion' ! ' "dominate-v. Roulen and the lainw 75‘
' an 10 Bars 01' Silver in 0c ober the that knewl‘no bounds. At both the. Other meetings were held and l't'l'ld-j - . ° 2 ' ' - D . .
Goes License b 2,500 i ‘ mm"! m 131- - I - o h h h l
y ‘ Stolen c", and “ate "garage headqmnenglfllly "It" Community "I“ la“ devel-- aurrouri ”lg. l 8 '0‘“! W lc 1“ .
. t ‘ ' scenes approaching hysteria wet-amped and would not down. Members Ann" I" five miles northeast. /_'
natmneon'r. Nov s-—clltloni it: Jinan/h Nov'. II.—~Villa iollowm‘CLUB RECEIVES “we" “ “'9 '°"‘""h°'"°d ’m' bmm mmmm'mmwm “um l The “emu” M" ”mm "a“!
Wilson was yesterday electa’d mayo} dynamited n ninth-hound passenger-A El FCTION RETURN braces. “a“ and mnmmlm°"3_2:2,mazemglmzeam.“suggegzcc .Ato hold l’asaclielitlai Ee. and several
for the town. “teem“ time. w". train on the Mexican Central llnll- ' J S upon one another. Then. as it sob-l k f bl m (‘lVClXNATL 0.. Nov. 7.-Witli only .times rceeliilv the British hai'
ron'il total vote or t“ 9034 at! w p road at Armendarir ‘i‘a'ion t'ft . ered by the realisation that othcrilnl ta 0 Iron e act ' I Incl eta to hear from the anti-Abe 1 it I" .n m ‘. t “h ;
y..k hi it “-' ’ ' ' "mm, m” ' , Chit ' ,‘ ' ‘ y; . , states still withheld the vote from Rejection by the district was lol- 429 P '3 l t ‘ ellaleadofi- *3" CV3" "‘ m I ,0 Pt} 0 . ‘
~ _. a autocratic opponent. pole - A t I o i nahua Sunday. I'l- South Norwalk club received _...... 'lowed byrgreate'r determination and prohibition foresaw!!! all It. Tuesday the enterprise 0‘ a. V
5.51... Wilson's plurality was 2.237.« 3“" 't‘dt‘m' trnln innards were kill: m-turne of the election. tun even. Ponimunitr Hall actually came into 3.753 at noon ind-r on twill“ “w" Germans Was too much for the 3‘3

Licohre wan carried by 2.500_ Pd. and a number of passengers, in:

13,9 republicans made a clean wounded and no bars oftsilver bul- uteri Although there was not very
weep. Out oi the tidal wave only "03 “but“ to a" American ruining mum «motel» in the news from New
one democrat survived. John A.‘ company taken. The passengern tm‘i‘ork. thevmelnbera teamed that fly-

the telephone bulletins being,

Cornell was elected alderman in the the "5'“ we“: 70bit“ and several
haunt District. Iaym- Wilson's to-‘e‘m'ted- according lo American-ll
i'tl vote was 8.8“! over what it was? 'h" arrived “"9 1°“! 03 “"3 train'
is p year. “0' If,“ Chlb‘lahua ml’. ‘

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the art-at tolerant cases in the liquor m "N" W "I a! to Chi- into in attendance named the to borrow mace an behalt or the at the Kuwait arm»! at Invariant: requests tor .- umm - British brings nea -er the inevitae
Intention. Early la the nut-nag oli'm'm 0"! '0'“! woundtd mung. pool. billiards. cards and not. Taxiullstriet topay at. state other activities at the 1m 8h' en'- mutt instead or the "lilac Ger-tan rctirexllenf from tho
allotted '- "- ewauzlir-nrcmmmeawere... W... a...“ ”.3" mm: a" me: *~ w w-vmmwnmamw-m A...
t'l an at ada.': no a over ' ttho . ill. lit ' . '. ..
n Wnljhll amt-.321. m. “fog beside the railroad tract. no ma m . 3'” u, ‘” "' “" um ”3'; ever-widening Ypres salient. x

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lilveslre Condo and lsula Lopes.
lair-or Villa clears. were in can-

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lan was. leading by big figures and
Would probably be dented. Com
plite regions were received on the
civrzresislonal contest in! l'alrheid
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(Continued mi Eighth “a" being. A waya and means’ committee “We“ "’0‘" all “‘9 counties in Ohio

was named and raised “44.“ for .;eacept Harrison.

building site. This committee became} "-

Ia buildinu committee and Frank Har—AFOUNDBYMEN GET

l” Bissau altered-bis services as II".-

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In. llipsoa told of the work done In:

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COUNCIL BORROWS
. to PAY STATE TAX

A 'upecfal meeting of the Cityfof“

Norwalh Council was hill! Int note:
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dcr the tmition. uhiv meall
further British program toward»!
the Boulern—Menilt railway, m
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