lé?6 totem at the new mall- ” ult‘l'l‘
WALISI'IED Office as bound Class ”at“!
a
He l» mu m Dramas. win} sun can om» oennnos
Vita m‘. man, nor. 14, 1911
w
'STJIllillllSSillNEli
' ,SUBMITSARENB'i
Tells How Eerie Eeonomi:
llBOR QUICK
l0 [)0 BIDDING
iii. Dotti/ii
irlli PRiVlilUS
.. ins—Some Excellent Sure
' Street Commissioner Henry F
. Minor, has submitted the follow“
. _._____ . ....—._..._. statement to the city council throu
The Mayor Charges It With Building Trades Order Dis- 31...? "' W°"°v “mm" ‘
Extravagance, and Holds. continuance of All Strikes N0" 12: 1’17
Dr. It. If. Wolfe,
Committee on Streets.
City.
My Dear Doctor:
Up All Bills Except For
Runfling Expenses Until
He Gets Opinion From
Corporation Counsel ‘
.‘ isllilil wml ,
.1 WM. H. M’liillllii‘
i.-~ Not Favor. Giving
School Board Any Addi-
tionalFunds
r _ .
. The second regulnr'meeting of the
lty of Norwalk council proved to be
one of the warmest sessions that was'
ever held within the City Hall. andl
simulators were treated to a real
MOW throughout. the hour and three-
quarters that the board It ‘ '
business. ‘ as doing
on Government Work
Will SEEK Alllllllill
[Nil ll] Illiililllll'lES
ls Regarded as Precedfllt
For Adjustment of ' Alli
Delaying Troubles With
Workers
PRESIDENT'S SPEECH
WILL GO TO EUROPE.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Tutb‘
d.y." President Wilson's speech
to the American FederationJof
Labor is to be printed in vari-
ous languages and distributed
throughout Europe. ,
BUFFALO. N. Y., President Wil-
son’s plea to labor to maintain an.
lows: ,
We had an old horse in the Nov
walk barn that for a long period (2'
time had been do'ng no work, so.
was costing the city lorty dolla'n :
month for maintenance. This amoun’
to an item of tour hundred and club
ty dollars a year. We saved tit»
amount by getting rid of the bar
at a cost of $3.00.
(Continued On Pane Twelve)
BHRISIIANITY ,
lNli Tllli llii’i
Interesting Sermon Preach"
' A brief statement of the work den ‘
in street department in October, Ii- _
hindered all the processes of labor
Mayor Jeremiah Donovan presided
until (Inrmauy has been beaten re-
ed in Trinity EM 7:7
ceiu-d it: first answer today when V CIIIII'CII by the Rev' F' [A
the Building Trades.l)epartmcnt of Coleman .
the Amirican Federation of Labor
and had wordy arguments with for-
mer Mayor (‘arl Axel Harslrom. Wil-
liam H. McMahon and others. and
freely expressed his opinion of the
acts of the form-2r administration
characterized several of them As be-q “3°“me on “an P388.)
ing illegal, and emphatically statcil' '
that he would approve'no‘ bill prev? 1
penlcd that was not strictly for theMMY Tl]
running expenses of the cuy, until he" -
slum-reds written caution rrmni - M ‘ ’m
, ,e corporation counsel. He was. not."
at sympathy with resolutions voted? ‘
by the councilmen to borrow tl‘ofiiio: . V - '
ordered
ion the credit of the Fourth Toxin i
Ilstrict. and 840,900 on the credixt£
3“ the. Fifth Taxing District, a large
proportion of which was to pay tori
’work on streets uni schools ordei-ed‘
y the previous administration. lie:
also disapproved of another bill fromi
the Warren Brothers for 811,169.92Jm“ "9“,.- 'm beitaken at once to
lie the paving of South Main stl‘eel.‘wépd out all men who ate. natives of
Considerable time was consumed in, “Mm. Bulgaria or any other country
reading the minutrs of the prekuwamed with Germany and discharge
v.gular and special council meetingsl'vhpm from military service of the Unit-
;t-d States. ,
t This Hprion was taken after a long
tinvcstigution, and it developed that
.ihere are a number of men taken in the
:sclcctiw draft who are natives of these
tom-unit;
l Thi-r.‘ are about 200 men at (7.an
gars to Be Discharged
BALTIMORE, Md. Nov" ll.~—An-
nruncc ml or was made at Camp Meade
(Continued 011’ Eighth Page.)
._____'__,_._..;
illlNll EflMMANflER.
ioidu'. l'li)‘-\'t'\‘lll'. does not affect natural-
!izeii foreigners, but even with these
year-w i." being teken in making assign-
. . 'nients for service
--—-—-— i it lS'flrlsllll'ftd that no unnaturallzed
iman who has the slightest shade of
Commander MIIIOII EIW 'enemy sympathies in him will be sent
. A ' ' ' ' lb e '1‘. re r co -
. IIII . 865 to France. and on. u o a e 5
ounces COIIIInltt Forlnized as citizens of Austria) Tulkey (In
a Great Knights Templar‘flluiunria will he returned to their
Event _ . ' ' i“""'—'”‘ _',_ '
iTHlRD HOME GUARD
‘ COMPANY’S DANCE
One or the most successful dances
inf 'l
,....
/
Milton Elwood. Eminent Command
er of Clinton Cmnnlandery, No. '3.i
Enigma Template,‘lias announced the-
following committees to arrange for.
the meeting of the Grand Command'
cry pf Connecticut. which will be.
held in Norwalk 'next March. All
that time Eminent'Sir Arthur Cl
Wheeler will be elected Grand Com--
wander of the. Grand Commandery of'
Connecticut and the session will be a "orchestra (t s r fle
. i . . l . . . 8..
red letter occasion for ping Id. Mas and
Masonry inl ,‘ , - ' .
this city. ‘ musiciars l-ved up to all expects
. lions.
General Committee—~15. Sir Miltoni A t-hnrf concert ‘as '
. . . . . given by the
ingmd. IE. 1it‘lir amateur! N. Sights? orchmirx. licrorc thzbezinninz of the
at.“ rvnzv. o 1101!. . l'dance..ndth. .t I ' -
Edward E. Gorha 'l i« was horoushly en
Finch. , L!"C.'ivl(.n"?
lr‘lnance’ Committee-E. Milton El- ’wai
wood, [-1. Sir Charter 8. "Finch, E. Sir
am l"', under the auspices of the.
T‘ int i‘nmpnny of Norwalk, Connec-
ticut lininc Guards.
Music for the big affair was no
dercd-by thn famous Wilson singing
A semi-military effect
given to the nfla'r by the. pres-
s-rcv r.’ l. number of ofllcers in unl«
‘ form.
I. i_.
,icm'mt‘d 0“ VIEW?" believed that the Third Conn
‘. pony m. lzcd a good sum on the suc-
“70RKING WNG 1101qu gmr‘y'u] “.93"
Illil.l":'iflnl Pwrry t‘. Quiniard was
i ('l‘f'lrlT'iit‘. of the comlnltie in charge.
AND MAENG GOOD (3.; ‘i ‘d William I. Comatock was
. treasurer. ‘
_ ._.......,.._
CIASSIFYING
For the information of Councilman
Vitus"? who not!!! enllfiltni‘ t at the
resting of the city council." at even-
ihe discontinuance of all'
. . ilimdr who will be discharged under (1
,this order, most of whom come 'lrom
’ ‘, . . ithe small towns of Pennsylvania The
.m' E. Sir ihat‘i'v‘ mynd h;- the biz crowd which was in,
"Rev. Frederick A. Coleman. rect
of Trinity Church preached an ('
cellent sermon last Sunday on ti-
war issue. and it is published at its
request of many who heard. it. 1"
illegal topic is gChristisnity a-'
t on." "Does t e war prove 03'”
cumin-lo wins-ur- . 5 w"
The text was taken from flieeplst'
,ol' the llcbrewnv thirteenth chapter
land the eleventh vii-so. “Jesus can
;the same yesterday. today and f. ..
cver. Mr. Coleman said in part:
iAllStl‘limS, Turks and Bul-i The text gives us a definite stat.
.ment of stability. vermanancy ar'
iconiinuancy. Upon the face of th-
.earth we find that change, and pm:
Ling away is written upon the far-
;oi :everylblas. The record of r."
learthly things in birth, growth, do
¢velopmeut. death and dlsolution. ”i -
3 the morning it is green and growe'h
I up but in dh-i evening it is out Mr
dried up and withered}i It is tbi'.
[history of'thebse. Even the mighty
rock which, for ages may look cloud
fupon man sooner or later dies. Puss-
, int: away is written upon the face .
gmen and women, birth. youth, mil".-
‘ity and Whitening touch of age. the
. no".
,wrinkied face passing away.
written uponthe very earth. Geo”
gists tell us that certain parts of aid in the bonding of m, '1'th to save the life of its mother.
the inhabited earth were at one firm ‘own ought to be aim.“ in that ”i am administering powerful drugs
the beds of waters and that pillM
now inhabited will some day be ti"
bottoms of rivers and seas,‘
E (Continued on Seventh l’age.)
IUNCAS RED MEN .
HAVE LADIES’ NIGHT
i The am of a series of ladies'
'night under the auspices ol Uneas
Tribe, No. 26, Improved Order of Red
"‘ "’3’” was he” '3” night “1 Men. was held last evening in the "’
twigwam in West Washington street.
.It was attended by about 250 mem-
lbers and friends, and one of the best
itimee in the history oi the Tribe was
.had by all. During the evening Fr?
ward Splan. the popular Norwalk/vo
enlist, favored with lseveral artisti-
cally rendered numbers. accompan: -'
by Charles Callahan at the Mano.
An eight-piece orchestra, under the
leadership of F‘ranii 8. Field, provid-
. ed exquisite music for dancing; which
was enjoyed until midnight. The r:-
tertainment committee milled a
light. lunch, which was served at in
lermission.
so successfully was the affair tb-vt
the Tribe members are oousiderlnx
holding one each month. and It is
'probbble that the next one will be
given on December 4th.,
' not corrected.
. too for state funds and-it was not
i
i M. 0.
till it tho
it limitlli
iratifyingllepurteflnrdo!
Red Triungbllerts at
theiansbeeneftbe‘l'éams
in the Town duality
.mm L ,
w Whilst
tinny Men Work in the”
Camps and My“
lane in suit. Zane
this if nliii ‘
suvltt SillliiN
What the Nine station Men
Registered For Draft
Will Have To Do
“——
WMHINGTON. Nov. ll.——The live
classes into whisk flu million men
registered for *7 duly and those
who are resides-d hereafter, are di-
vided and tho “ale!. to which they
will be called for mice were old
chilly announced May in the provost
marshal senses?- .estloasire which
every "(intend * Must fill out
and file. The order shows some
obsess hunt the tentative draft pub
m we tine ago.
to some published reports
to the colors except in the gravest
manner.
" ‘l’bnqnestionsonthesub tofde-
pendants are trained to meal“ every
possible circumstance and to drnw
out everybt of information that
might boot value to the boards in
The total and is! untrue.
oday hr the find us
25mm. The sun!” , want-
'~d by tomorrow non. j
“did presided at on Inuit-d
lion in tbe'l'own Wynne-d
there were addreusu by SW
ent George V. Buchanan. General In»
sell Frost. Frederick L. Lament-and
iv'rnnk Smith. of New In «em
tary of the Boy's Work “I01. I.
1“ A ‘
A note of thanks was given the
'lnd Cross ladies for their am.
The executive committee reportedl
tzooo. J. L. O'Brien's teats. lo. I.
wported 551).“; Samuel Roodner‘l
Min, No. 2. reported m4; Dr. Al-
i‘u's tests. No. 3. raised 823350; 1.
mm Stevens tau-.30. “to; W.
I), “can, .u M13;
hearts I. belts plat“! - ; luv»
deuce K. Paul. hour: 8326.": ms.
lng a. soul I $5,737.57.
Continued on Eleventh PHD).
iiiv lusttuit
Silliiiliill-‘UNDS‘
Commissioner Minor - Will
ConferWitiStateCoIna.
missi'oner Bennett unflat-
urday Over theSitu'ition
Street Commissioner Henry B.
Minor has an appointment with State
ays are but as grass." it is writtvr "mm", Commissioner (3, J_ Bangui a terrible strain, may live only two
upon the nations of the earth. HZ' .v the Capital in H‘HfOfd. Saturdnvior three days, but more likely will
tory is but the record of the rte morning to discuss the question of,sutv:ve two or three months. accord-
and fall of nations. Change is eve". :hc failure of Nor-wall: to be included? iii: to Dr. Barry J. Haiselden, who
in the list. of towns entitled to state:
neighborhood of $8,000, and it will;
Mt be Mr. Ilinor'l fault if on over-
;lzht of the former administrstlop;
Nov. lot, was the’
last day for towns to make applica-
fiscm’ered by the present commis-
i’iner that this matter, which had
been taken up by Commissioner Wad-
(Continued on Page fight.)
E'I'I'ING PLEDGES 7
IN FOOD CAMPAIGN-
blrs. James 0. (from. chairman
cf the. local ladles’ committee on the
find conservation campaign, an-
nounced today. that a number of new
pledge and window cards have been
rnreived in Norwalk. and can now be
secured at either Mrs. Gregory’s resi-
dence, 5 West‘Avenue, or at the on
he libraries. " '
Nnt’VaII'l quote in this movement
h is been placed at four thousand, and
twenty-live hundred pledges have alv
witty been sent in to Hartford it is
now up to the. people of this city to
i. ’93.: the standing up to the number
required.
WELL KNOWN ACTRESS
>1
Quinn the clues to which a use in
“Unassigned. Undeteiloftbestav
lul‘hrenhutsmfpouible or ac-
-.tual outside sources of income, has‘
been overlooked.
Seven days are allowed registrants
ufter'reeeipts of the ouestlonalre to
Ill out and return it to the local
bond. Officials blue believe that
Fair Tonight and Probably Thursday
TWOCIII'I'I.
llillii ill00P8 till it ~
iiitllii Hill Cfliiiill ;
~ smote GERMAN illicit
Vllll FfllllIES '“""‘"S“°°°°‘“""°'""
in; the River in Bouts,
IN NEW iliiii Emmott: it:
tiiitilitiiiiiiili
Battle With Mexican Gov-
”mwwmm imitators: . ,
tfifilo” 3...... * ‘ ililN lillll Milli,
i
I
l
PRESIDIO, Texan, Nov. llvvli‘ight-v , _‘
in: between Villa forces and MexicanJ’l’cIIICI' Korensky W
at 5:30 a. ll. (Central time.) Thai
attack started from the southwesti PM“ . ‘
light into a constant‘dlre of rifle‘ ,
shots. > I Italian troops by strong counter
”0m“ '9” “”4 m "‘9 “r“, ““"—"L checked Anetta-German eflorls to
American patrols are guarding the capture the Ashgo Hm“ and
ed bullets are falling on the Ameri- . ,
can side of the Rio Grande near Zenson on the River have,
Gov in tt t0 - a
m "‘ '°°" "m“ ”m” .to Have Again Entered,
and grew with the approach of day-i
No artillery. machine guns or handlnttackn aided by artillery have
i . it i . t- . . .
F0" ”905'” 0’ ”an H mm threaten the line of the river Plave
Finns on the Mexican side continued about twenty miles northead. of
from the Olinsza garrison tired three
elasslleation by the boards will be
until Mllism- Th9“ “ mschlne l“"‘chiee'. The invaders have alto
lceeded in crossing the river as
a routine proceed requiring little
time.-
Th "(tall-but, after filling in the
valleys. Bullets continued to fall on ,
the American side of the lord nearest b083, but were repulsed us In
to Minna attempt to debouch from the
'llflllllNlillliAllNS
3mm from ohms SLinc'd coin
inside of lib" questionalre. indicates In; I
on the front the class towblch'ported Ibe/ l‘btill V” 0'1”“? of
be believed he should be assignedtown. Tile attack apparently Will
if the board agrees. there is no fin-Janus“ the min camp of Genenl 1’30
the! action necessary by either party
until he lnd’vidual comes flue be
was; service and is led!”-
If the W‘disagrcen and plum m5 troops
the resistant in another class. thclfrom this town by the than morn:
machlnery for appeal to the districtiment forces nuder’Generai mm as
board is set in motion automatically. plnosa Cordova. This was officially au-
...._. ,nwnced at the military headquarters.
ihere. '
miles southwell of Olinsga. ,
+ iiititll MINISTRY -
“m ”um“ “' "'5 iliillilii; BiiiiN
Chicago Oficial . Promises: .
gwugam ti Pauli BY 27? I“ [all
CHICAGO, Nov. ll.--Panl Hodzimaj
2 1-2 years told. the boy with the
mlcrocepbalons head and a stricture
of his throat that makes breathing
PARIS, Nov. ll.—The Ministry re’
signed last night, following its defeat
of 277 to 186.
Earlier, after a heated discussion on
various lnterpellaticns. Premirr Pain-
leie put the «median bluntly: “Has the
present government the confidence of
the Chamber " Has it the necessary
authority to represent France at the
coming allied conference?" .
The. government at _that time re
ceived a vote of confidence. 250 tolilz,
a majority of tiny-eight. but about one
hundrtd members abstained from vot-
baa decreed that the baby must die
which will relieve the little fellow’s
pain and enable his distracted mother'
who is on :be verge of collamn. to
get some rest she must have if she
is to survive and care for her other up. .
‘hfldv which ’5 normal in "9‘" '3’“ After the government into obtained a
.restrlcled but sufficient mafiotlty on the
'qncstion oi’ conudence in its military
land diplomatic policy 71 determined at-
lContlnued on i’age Twelve)
liemm was made to bring a -!iscassion
SERVICE FLAG of current scandals, lucid." n; the ac-
IS DEDICA'I’EDgcusation of l- Action l'rancaisde of a
royalist plot and against llr.'\ialvy,
, . .once Minister of the hurt-)7, but Pre-
Wilh mmnomcs horror-hale "rlmirc Painlcv“ «lemme-d postpone
the oceaslon. 3 handsome “Wiceimeut of the inierpellations until No-
5” MWWS mm“?! 5'3"» "8 “n‘ivember so, when the Inter-Allied Coir
Mled and dedin'ed at last night'slierence would be finished.
regular semi—monthly ”effing 0" A postponement was then made a
Catholic linion. Council, NO: 4'litlilcstion of confidence and the Chain-
Kflmlifi 01' 00"”!va her by a vote oi 277 to 186. in which
Upon the conclusion of the reg-gnu. ”gm joined the Cahlnet'soppon—
his: business meeting. retiang Grandma, [erased to acquiesce in the Pre-
Kflilllll R 5'. [lorecy was presentedmler's demand. Throughout the. Minis-
vith a handsome sold Knights oi tern left in» Chamber and went tolllc
Columbus watch charm. The presets-.mym Palace and resigned.
lation speech was excellently dellw
ered by James Sheeban.
The flag dedication ceremonies fol-3
lowed the presentation of the fob. and;
the banner containing thirteen stars;
was presented by Attorney John 1.!
Farrell, whodellvered an enthusiastic:
address. ‘ ' l
Among the other speakers of the;
evening' were Rev. James 1'. Plan;
I!
TRINITY moron
GETS GOLD COINS
The mrmbcrs of live net'ry of
Trinity Church ind Edit “fies were
entertained at no Rectal: lust arc-
' stirs mason mos
Family Almost'Wlped
‘ , WBYI Burglar John Crmirud but sold a country
n‘ing. After 3 Var-fry 'i‘crlinf: at which
very important lnalli'liu gm- roosld‘
cred a social litre duilnu which re-
Denial Tunney. Grand Cor,
Mich. and my;
to the United Sales and re l
album. flex. .1 1.’¢"‘.'F' m,
‘ were sealed away Italian counter anachrllexl'hf
in the Chamber of Depiztm; by a vote'
bridgehead they had constructed.
The lighting in the region about
Asiago and between there and
Monte Cimone is very bitter. The; . ..
piaou Cordovan. one anJ orehall Ammo-Germans attacked in force ,
r...—
be thrown back by the force“
says that Mont bongarnltan been
vcaptured, but Rome‘ re ofo
ificially that the position, ere ban
.becil held against Teuton eflortn.
{At (lanove, west "of Aniugo, an
iltalian counter thrust re fled
the invaders and resulted m ti.
liberation of Italian prisonefl.
Between Mont Cimone and the
Piave Berlin claims the capture of
lFouzasos, which probably wan
given up by the Italians in a re.
tireinent to straighten out their
line. The Italians have occupied
‘their new positions ‘
,and the AnslroCe are in
contact with them .-
The crossing of the Piave near
Zenson may prove a more seriois
menace to the Piave line than the
attempts in the Asiago region.
The invaders tried to advance
lished, but were driven back to
from the bridgehead they estab-
the river'bank by the Italians.
Further Teuton attempts to de-
bouch may be expected and unless
the Italian. defense continues
strong, the Pine position may be-
come so weakened that 'it will.
have to be given up.
Contradictory assertions on the
situation in and around Petrogrpd-
have not been cleared up. It in
apparent, however, that the Bol-
sheviki still maintain their con-
trol inPetrograd. Confirmation
of Bolsheviki reports that Pre-
mier Kereuslty and , General
EKornilofl' were defeated by the.
Revolutionary forces and forced
gto flee is still lacking. The same in
true of reports from Scandinavia
ithat Kerensky and Kornilof! de-
ifeated the‘extremists and entered
lPetrograd. ‘
Ameridan army aviators have
ijoined the British and French air.
men in their activities on 0101'
ifront in France. Americans have
.psrtieiputed in bombing raids on
lGerman positions and also on (Io-
i213 obserystion duty. So far there
parlance and the Americans have
l
t
as been no serial lighting of in.-
'aud gainedsoue defenseao y to: " 1
_,.¢§
all.
. .
,.
.1
s
this region ' ‘
'e
.\.
«i.
l
Inland no casualties. The (Icon .1"
' '. concerth the hours of daily city
re. nice perfotmbd 3y Commissioner
Henry R. Minor. it may be stated that '
be is working fourteen hours a «lav
Mid come days longer. And it may also
or» sir-led that he in insulin good. not-
rib-landing the handicap which was
r'sml on bits when he assumed once.
tensors Kai. Nov. il.-—isn. nu
‘ onAmo MEN
timbers of the local exemption
burn: and an extra ego. (me, are
now ;I' wort; (lassifylug’ firemen who
have bebn drafted in this city
9. were Min death it;
probably fondly wounded
daughter shot In the M h
. Til-rallied.» in their bone have
are thirty disti'nct etaasz’m‘m'Mv saunas}
ma mu viii ave to ‘ - lane. 7.
dies to the latest orders nasty-um salssnlan
Wit-mo years of age, and son Harlan,
in: a am. and Museum
neither nnnbury
Mace at W‘izon to ”in! mm
consists of over twenty-Iv. levee O
road [r H font.
asvsn of .
imam Knight lead. also of Gm;
for Samuel D. Folsom The M. mm“ mule “won a pan of the:
wanmed‘atslutobonr.
flutes. ‘ .
eve-lute pm. and refreshments. v
man artillery is very active in the
Ypm salient in Headers and n
has shelled heavily the no disk
positions" Hound “l’atnehentluelo. (if
This may meanrither prepared“ 3
for a sire German allusion. 'j
retain this portant position D
an e! to ' lfdrlbel'
fnshinen's were H' red was thor-
oughly enjoyed. by “all. During the
evening D. W. Raymond, renter war-
‘den presented tin» l‘ec'n- «.rd his wife
with r purse of roll! in ncns‘d of the
Vestry-zen and their when In lobed
‘o‘ftbs seventh anniversary of Ir.
icaklnan's Mionblp. and in spores-la.
the at my 'Wmm Mlle
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