mu arm our! own OPEHAIQI.‘
AND till it liltilil
WHEN tumour OVERIURNS
EAR Wliliiw BR00|i OEMHERY
garet Allen,of Westport, and Archibald Mills, of
Weston, Almost Instantly Killed, and James Dyke-
nisn, of Weston. Slightlyinjured ' ‘
. iTiiii, illill its trillion, BilNIlEil
ti illustrator itlluitiimi
Was Placed Under Arrest and. Is Being Held Untii'an
Investigation Can Be Made
i lss largaret Allen. a n y
god t e t machine, has stated. that when the
of Westport. and hominid
car neared the Willow Brook ceme-
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were “It“!!! killed 115! nlfihl'oi-an approaching automobile.
‘ ‘ ’ o’clock. when an “NEW“? Ford sWerved of! of the road. struck
' b’ 1"” Mm 0‘ W93"; the blanking of a foot bridge which
«In which they were riding. struck
tree Ill-D. in North ““3 wartime highway. and turned over.
“M. ml turned over. Dike-t Miss Allen and Mr. Mills were
(taped “it! ””0001? injured; thrown clear of the car. but it is
= is being/held pending an tnmti- believed that they were instantly kill-
. of the ““13“" ed by the fall. Mr. Dykemunwas
According to “'9 story Md by “ pinned under the machine. but mir-
new of the affair. all three occu- aculously escaped injury.
is d ”‘9 Ford machine, ""7" in immediately aftcr'Wbe crash. Dr. F.
"0'" '9‘" 0‘ “'9 can “I "'6 “mas. Morrison and Dr. Frank 1:. die.
the accident. and were proceeding. Laury were summonAEd. and they at;
North Main street, at rapid rate ,
"’9'" (mounted on, Eleventh use.)
Ir. Dykrman. who was driving the
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u . and thirty-two years, of Wes. tery, ho was blinded by the lights.
The
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spans a small stream at the side ofi
wounds. .
. _ , “M“ d Venom!” s 100 pounds of
. _ . ypain were up .. do carve out
. . we: 1: rsrand targets on the ground agil’
ialmost finished while all sorts
Willillmi *
militia iii
The two small children of i r. and
Mrs. William H. Coma, No. 35,
BoMiiING Hill ’
Milli READY Al
CAMP nivus.
v.
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lentil the W. M '
used also. snubs. Iliad is
chair a few feet from 130 i _
Queenie. seal bar
in the kitchen.
scat bachellbeboard in
place, a fire started. and it j
C Ion I M . U i‘n'ghbriskly as welluas hill!“
0 e assee (m. t smoke when rs. Lon ran to
rges turned. Little Queenie. was m
at the high chair. ends" .
cials and Seiectives to Ap- /
. free the baby slime”:
ply for War Risk Insurm ..____.
anoe i (cosmos-sum _
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CAMP DEVENS. Ayer. Marisa/Nov.)
13.——Four square. red flags. flipping
and slapping against the wind. mark‘
a new development in the trainingt
[of the national army hare. ~'i‘heyi
‘warrn both visitors and soldiers to)
Ipuss around what is probably that
.iirst military bombitfi field in this“
country, Which is nearing comple.’ ' ' toecksi’W WI”
Ition far from the rest of the Wamchomgfls f Emil.”
' O
.in a hollow field laboriously "lenredi
ngl ltllndfirfrufih and scrub crouth.’
or i e " ' ' i
y eut nant Mallet of the. “0““an B. 8'. ill. Mull"
stoner of motor vehicles. is in «nest
in his determination to have these
useful and dangerous machines ma—
French army will be acting out with’
Mb- and rifle grenades the scene in:
‘agsd in the interest of public safety.
Ills appointments!
MEN Til BE UNlliiit
militarism;
i
which he received his two savers
aim the W or
. m In .
data fishing ms 59‘" .
' OnsroNbe can annoyint! to
other drivers and ding to killings
shell hols. Pits and more“ sbsV
' of W]
abbatis and obotaoies block the
paths' leading to ills thro‘ung cages.
Y,
Washington street, had s as- mWwW ’. ‘
Dynamite Explosions Carve amat'gxxgr‘. Distillate 19in. of $2300
, “a : ' . 1' 1.100“ as
ihdhefdhaiimff Ki: ::i"W°&W'°?":§§ .., $8.500 Would Be Sung
Training Operations Tm... I , h. m ForWar, Work ~
-rwtasaosrdsnstew
use" a?
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‘These latte! are narrow uncii’i'tures
through the blindness they cause. is
'.“
"mm W 7
wen Girl. at For Two}
Years, Commits Suicide
Nut sum ’.
' BURN mun
Fire at [Stanford School
Causes Damage Estimated
at Nearly $4,000
“cl—.—
an BRITAIN. 'Nov.
Canadian living at No. 54 Park
eat, hier'den, was identified last
at the B. C. Porter’s Sons' un-
' ing pariorsby, herparénis as
*W girl who leaped In front of the
ished and
of potatoes. 200
.similar to hencoops made so that the in the ‘3'” °' glaring head-lights. M"
goon may become accustomed to hurl- when they come
in: grenades from within a ii .11 . '
space. Dummy bombs will fly atniiief lake the name “4 number 0' the
. targets at first, with bursting: cxleodv“ W ' ll -
ing mission to' follow later. against ‘ (3“!th 0' M n)
which the men will be protected by:
i REDDING, 'Nov. lit—via the n". i'high breastworks of earth and white WOMAN WHO 3101‘
13.-‘M|M;which destroyed last Saturday aneflconcrete walls.
Malina Renard. 21 years old.f noon the large home. barn of D. 3.}
Sanford on the Sanford school prem-
ises at Redding Ridge “Yr‘ horses pert.
there were additional
losses comprising about. 20 ions of
hay. 400 bushels
o...—
(Continued 0n Pate Twelve)
SECOND HUSBAND
SUED BY HERVFIRST
Suit for sidivoree against him. Ruth‘
Older-show of Trumbull. now serving
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'Stoeckel has directed his inspectors.; ‘
upon such lights. to:
:54 is. m. lespress from illeriden
morning near the North Colony
reel railroad station. Meriden, and
killed. Accord“: to her [Mr
~ s. the girl had not been well for
o years and was .unable to work.
bushels of oats. .half a dozen horse'
vehicles of various styles. one or.
. iiEfiUlillflNSlil-Zill
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rey. and a lot of harnesses and other.
farm equipment. The total loss is cs-i
timated at $4,000. with an insurance"
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a year in the county sail for fatally
shooting Charles Oldorshaw at their
home in Trumbull in August. has
been filed in the superior court by
James Fulton of Norwich. .
At the time Mrs. Oldershaw was
As the train rounded a corner com-
, out of lfcrlden..ihe girl stepped
out the side of the road into‘ the
th of the train, and when the en-
necr stopped. he found her body.
.- head and left leg severed. and
ulses and contusions about the.
y. The body was placed in ihs'
. and carried to Berlintaud turn-
. over to the depot oflcials. .
It was later turned over to the Pot-.-
Company. There was nothing to
w who she might be. i sold brace .CLUB DUES ARE
; and :1 gold ring ii“! 3 blue stoncg SUBJECT TO TAX
’ the only possible means of id-'
[ingestion The body will-he taken ._.._... .
Members of social and athletic
. letldfn tomorrow for‘huriil.
Chiba WM Day more than $12 a year
of less than half that sum. It was
the third fire which has come to the
Sanford school plant in the last. five
years. all of them of an origin not
positively intermiued but all believed
to be accidental. ‘
Saturday's fire was first discovered
a few minutes past 2 o’clock when
(Continued On Page Twelve)
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dues to those organizations are sub-
ATE EXPENSE ject to war tax under the new reve-
- GROWS STEADILYE n‘ue law of 10 per cent. on the
amount in excess of that sum. This
does not include fraternal organiza-
ilons. Payment must be made by
BOSTON. Nov. 13.~hfeihods of
, .iinz the steadily mounting public
l
!
mgStrants Grouped In Five: tried for manslaughter for the killing
10f Oldershaw, she asserted he was
asses HE'S? New Plan! 2e: husband. She admitted she had
. .' een married before. but claimed she
WASHINGTON. Nov. 13.~—Coples‘W was .a widow when she married 0i-
:of the new amiy draft regulations dershaw. . '
guru's off the press yesterday for oi Fulton in his complaint. aliases he
:1“! {leading preparatory to mailing and the woman known as Mrs. Old-
: t: oWW if local exemption 'lioards. ershaw were married in March 1905,
i t fills out thr country. They will and that she deserted him in nu.
. '3 u the hands of all boards. next? Mrs. Oldershaw at the trial told of
week to govern all future drafts. I. abuse heaped “pan hear it! Oiderahaw
Under the new Dian the burden of but claimed she was afraid to leave
supplying information which Will re- ' him for fear he would kill. 0n the
suit in his being put in his proper morning of the shooting the! child
classification.under the saintly.» SIT-i quarreled, and had grown a coffee
vice law rests squnmly upon the in- not at. her head and threatened to
dividual registrant. All instructious’ kill her. She went to a bedroom se-
now inrthe hands of thn boards will‘ cured his revolver, and as she re-
be annulled upon the rot-Mp: of the turned he arose from his chair. She
new regulations, which are greatly' said she tired to scare him. but the
reduced in extent and simplified in? bullet hit h;m. and he died several
process. i days later in St. Vincent’s hospital. .
included in the new book is every-5 older-show was a guard at the
. writures in every state of the
-. on werediscussed by Eugene
via. Comptroller' of
‘ is, in his opening address as pres-i
eat at the mount meeting of the
' lionnl Association of State Comp-
lcrs and Auditors today.
"The rapid increase of state aspen.
.. so," the said. v‘tioea not {liter-‘3‘
*1in indicate the eslatenceof ex-
agance. but r; 'her the growth of
late activities. By far the largest
martian of state funds are now!
. expended upon so-called regu-
i Q .
win: of new sources of. mean:-
std a anode semantics! spending of
"-at dyrivedjrom existing sources.
lye archaic My wisteful methods
porch-lug WI supplies
to me the high
‘ m
, I of gor'rnusat. «my is. es-
. notes cannot be fully attained
‘1‘"? each state dependant. board
ml institution porous-s its own
applies ”untidy."
I
‘ the office of the internal revenue col-‘ the. master "fit 01 {hr drawing.
il-zetor in Bridgeport.
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e and development commission.
0
charities .
“Ti-m conditions necessitate tthMethodist Episcopal boards of home
"v. Travis advocated the ostsbv,
isbment of :- M”'ral suing
the membpm. collected by the club thing bearing on the draft‘processes‘
thcrlties. Reiums are to be made to 798139!!!" and filed .0“! 9"“ ”WITH
the collector of Maternal], “avenue,v ed to the boards lmtil accepted mcni
Sonic club members have ,mlgin‘ter. are actually in the military scrvicc.
preted the regulations and many re- EM!!! DOOR chitin! a MW of the
Quests for information have come to. statutes and also a V0110?” WW 01'-
.‘
(ContinuodfithWi—llage T770)
ADDED INTEREST
ON LIBERTY BONDS
By c‘aliing at-any for-ad bank on or
before Wednesday of this Week any
person holdlnr. a tbrw and one-half
per cent. Liberty bond of the first iil‘;
sue may exchange 1".” for a tour Per
cent. bend of the second Mac andi
thereby save one month's interest.
errant-n being that lin- govern.
mom has announced thaws. mail?! an‘
$30,000,000 FUND 'ro ,
SPREAD METHODISM
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PHILADELPHIA. Nov. l3.-The
and foreign missions at a Joint conv
ference here yesterday approved a
recommendation that a campaign he
Inaugurated to raise $80,000,000 in;
the nest In years. Forty millions
are to bo raised by each board toI
spread lethodlsm to all corners of
the earth. . .
About m clergyman from all parts
of the country. including the entire
. this month and will not malts ssoth-'
board of twenty bishops. attended," until member lath. so. that by
the conference. which will adopt failing-to make the exchange bet “
clips rai- centennial ,oelobraiioa» of modem» holdu- foil-it
accountant year. WW ‘ 1m '
A’WW .
Remington shops. At the time of the
M)! or organization. and returned in the 85 now organized from the ”mt? the. trial there was a steal deal of am-
New “,er manner prescribed to the proper an. auestionaire is to be sent to each; pathy for Mn. 0] ershaw. and lthe
light sentence of o - year in Jail was
generally apploved.
a”
PENNY snowman
STILL EXISTING
As called to the attention of the
public several weeks {said by ‘Tbe ‘
Sentinel. the shortage of pennies in
this city is acute and riforts ofclocal
tankers so far have failed to relieve
the situation. The bankers 'state
the? the present shortage cannot be
alleviated until the government coins
several thousand new pennies.
screw or woox.
HA8 sass uncuivso
A supply of wool ior
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adiustnant of interest on the 15th of socks and mailers”. M WI '0-
cuvsdsadma‘vhs
it
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soy. 13.1911 W
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iii cmzus
fill iii) clots
Fair Tonight and Wednesday
I ”atrium AND lilllltili “ .
Milli $250 All column ultimo . 1
Bi iflig “WNW“
5
liability y,
A_ Willis lllliNilS
Russell Smith, of Ely Ave-
one, Says' Too Much Can-
Ist BeSaid For It
Maui's drive to obtain W88,500
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sumac)“ up taint“
will be received and
will ‘be touched. i
comparatively. and the object
angle or Y. X. C. A. work .. has
(Wow Pm.)
Elli.“ mm
A black mongrel dog, which her
son had brought home several weeks,
ago. this morning attacked Mrs.
Johanna O'Brien. of 8 Grant street.
as she was sitting in the kitchen.
The dog. which had been lying be-
side llrs. O'Brien suddenly leaped up.
mating her hand and wrist so badly
that she had a hard battle heating the
canine alway. Neighbors heard her
cries and came to her assistance. Dr.
William J. Tracey was called to‘at-
tend [Mi-s. O'Brien and Dog Warden
Thomas F. Walsh has the dos under,
observation. and later he will be dew.
troyed. ' . i
Mr. lWalsh reports that five per-,
sons were bitten by dogs last. week.
Asa Lowndes. Miss Helen O'Neil,
Miss May Waterhouee. Miss
Hendricks and an unknown man who
would not give his name. Dog War-
den Walsh also was slightly bitten-
t
"‘n
'cnoss, AUXILIARY.
An auxiliary of the Norwaik Red
Cross Chapter has been organised in
the Brookside‘seoil‘n. and will be
known as the-Brookside Community
Auxiliary. The members will make
articles for the use of theysoldlers.
The; ollosrs chosen were as fol-
lows: .
Chairman—Miss Daisy B. Scu‘dder.
Secretary—Mrs. F. Howard Keyser.
Treasurer—Mrs. ' Frederick W.
Hoyt. .
To next meeting will be held on
Thursday, afternoon in the Brookslds
Chapel. , .
NEEDLEWORK GUILD
DOING GOOD WORK
The directors of tho Norwaik
branch of the Needlework Guild of
America held their annual mectins
recently at Mrs. Leslie Smith' , 21
Elmde avenue. South Norwalk, for
the distribution of wearing apparel
and household ,linon. 'which had been
‘llonatsd'by withers of tin guild for
thwslek and needy of our town.
Want: to tbs hospital 25 articles,
to our Hungry. so; to Dispensary.
it; sad the balance of m, were
given to private «and.
. The management wish to thank the
members who 0 if possible to do
so much for tit comfort. on than
who are in us‘ of warm clothing
wristlrls
it! all: anew
for the tossing winter. we also Wish:
ass for this and of
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*9 ‘iillliiilllii TAKE ”
N ewtown Robbers
with eccentricitlcs.‘ entered and ran-i
sacked the residence of Dr. William
is on ind. McLaughlin. of Bridgeport. at. this
in 82mins“ last night. while the doctor and
g the twl amount had barn pledgedimembers of his family numbered on
by 19 man. each of them who offered f the second floor of the house. Appar-
loslvenfid each and, in some insirntiy attacked by the high cost of
‘uanors. more if necessary. Today: living. they holped themseiVes to a
the wovkers are out rounding up the? luncheon them the WW. carried
Norwalk people, tomorrow noon thereiolt a large strip of costly bacon as
will bra luncheon at which reportsttbcir only booty and left largo quan-
lt is “heated, titles of silverware and other valuas
that by Wednesday night, the goalihles undisturbed.
The “Mum bVOWed 1! F0 smali,§ the same then who stole an automo
Io1 bile owned by Mind Walker. a prom-
wcrthy. that so diff oily is especial meat resident of Newtown.
*1 ”w "m 01““? . "W team and burglars had visited the barn on or.
“m “i "'9 "fit The Red 1%; McLaughlin’s place.
5‘3" they displayed a kind spirit in lav-
ing his overcoat undisturbed in the
house, they stole on old coal. from
is” W mm“ r .5 .. J.
tritiunlui
Enter
Dr. W. J. McLaughlin’s
Home and Help Them-
selves—Believed to Have
Taken Automobile Owned Belgian Relief Steamer He...
by Alfred Walker kn Taken Into Swine?
Burrow. Nov. 13.—-—Burgisrs
They Vebelieved to have been
The
and although
an,
it;
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(Outlined on filth
Soldiers’ and Workinen’s.
plate defeat of Premir Kerenshr.
land General Komilofl is ass-r
pounced in a’Russian communieaa
tion received here by wireless.
Tsarsko'e-Selo the revolutionary.
army completely defeated the
counter revolutionary forces at
Karensky and Korniiofl yestera.
do ," “says the announcement.
deputies have ordered that all
measures be taken for the capture
of Kcrelssky, who is retiring baa-v
fore our ofle‘nsive.” '
l 'i'et tamarind " "
t‘g‘flsfiefiwmfis kiwi-W: s. ‘4'.
-been taken into Swinmund, for on-
Depuiies Have Ordered
That All Measures Bo TOK-
en to Capture Kcrensky ,
Alii'liili-iiEIiHAN
., (V
I
iiiliiii’S ADVANCE ' '
unende and People Are
Starving
LONDON, Nov. 13.-~Tho eon—
W“After bitter fighting neat"
‘ he soldiers’ and workmen’ts
Wan, Nov. 13.4w
,4
up iiiNHiRENiE -—
disclosed reasons, according‘idfllt”
Telegram. .
ger of famine in the occupied dis+
trict'of Belgium; the capture of
the fission increases the acutenesq
of the situation. ‘
_ iiN tutti STRIKE
scrum. N. Y... Nov. 13.4w .
Building Tfidefi ““3““ 0' “’9 gm; LONDON Nov. l3.~——Tho Belt
Brick“ Fm“! °f Labor to “' gian Relief Commission. state;
sent a message to President Wilson
asking for a twmhours' conference to
discuss the situation at Quincy. Mass,
where work is being held up on a des-
troyer plant by a strike involving
that the steamcn Haeien was talc.
eh into Swiucmueudc for examina-s.
tion, the Gemian government mo
serving the same right as the
In view of the prevailing dais; .W
‘about 1.800 men. '
othcr’workmen are in
by the trouble,
ment is
. to the heads
Department
It Eleas the iron
Era ces the Government
to in.
Tifuilsdiifg Trades conferred last nittnt.
this the warden states does not count and the
as it was while performing his dutyI today W”
the 37th annual conven
ed to order today it
would
postponed
SAILORS CANNOT
.UNCAS rams ro
liar i with”.
More than 8.000
directly affected
it is solid.W Deparb
Baker of t e or
Secretzzyd to have sent a telegram
of the Building Trades
warning them that now
V was adjusted at once,
would
t
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telegram to President Wilson
the result.
The strike involves
(W °“ Sixth Paul gawk”, would have the :“Y "5 General Kaledines and , net-a!
* “"' "' peedy adjustments 8 sew 93'" Kormlofi have formed a t mus—-
~BIOOKSIDE RED ”
nd dav'l 1‘55“” 0‘
When the scan tion was on
was with the ex-
on that President Gomrers
deliver it!‘
from yesterday.
pectati
t
SOLICIT MONEY
WATERBURY. Nov. 13,—1-‘or sev-t
oral days past a party of sailors
bearing credentials from the Boston»
Navy Yard have been in this city
soliciting druids-in) «he Navy Re-
lief SOcleiy of America. They were
due to leave for New Haven yester-
day. to continue their work"‘in that
city. This afternoon Timothy _F.
Barry. secretary of the Waterbury
Chamber of Commerce. made gpbllc
a telegram received in reply to one
cent by him to the Secretary of the
(Continued on warmth Pan}
. HAVE LADIES’ NIGHT
‘ chsa Tribe, No. 26. lmprovcdDrd-
er of Red lion, will hold its first i .
diss' night in Red Ian's Wt .
Washington “not. this svsutu s
odours and in ‘c go
have made 9 ans for a fine "saints
entertainment There will be a pro-
gram of musical and literary numbers
with resale I mansions or-
British to examine vessels.
Commission expects that the veno
sel will shortly be released.
patch from the Copenhag cor»
respondent of the Exchange Telee
be commit-d égraph Company says that traveler; '
The prelude“t 0‘ “‘"arriving in Haparands, Sweden,
from Russia, confirm the report
Ethat Premier Kerensky has gain-v
the question oi ed a complete victory over thd
shop andva settlement there. Bolshevski. [It is said the premier,
11. rate in Petrograd, where 1‘," tho
troops new side with M. Ker’rnsky‘.
It is reportedNikoiai Lenine M,
annual ”mm" been captured.
chums. .w will
not
H Wr‘
The
LONDON, Nov. 13.—A disc
/.,
The authenticity of the advicd
is open to question in view ohmic
fact that no such development:
are reported in dispatches filed in
Petrograd as late as 7 o’clock yen
terday evening. " . _ . . .'
COPENHAGEN. Nov. 13,-1- ‘
Premier Karensky’s troops are in
control of Petrograd, especially,
the Nevsky Prospckt, according td
a telegram. received by, thq
Stockholm News Agency and for.»
Iworded to Copenhagen. The Bald
sheviki are said to have taken ref-s
age in the Smolny Institute.
STOCKHOLM, Nov. lily—Genera-
a Komiiofl has entered l’ctrogrnd,
where the entire garrison except
the sailors went over to his side,
according to a Pctrograd dis lei
to the Social Demoltraten cg
Monday ’s date. ‘ _
There was sanguinary fighting
0n the Nevsky Prospekt, says tild
di toll, and the Bolsheviki faileil
to old even the workmen/s quake
torso! the city. . . ,
The foreign smbass ~ : ‘
message reports, are now in actual.
Wu with General KOWLOL“
adorn: tho
Norwalk Chronicler