AOOOOIATIO PB!“ NEW. "OM ALL'PMTO OF THE WORLD IV A OPECIAL Willi AND OUR OWN OPERATOR '
H a
sum at the south Nomaik Put ”an
Office as 8000“ Class Matter.
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cloudy Tonight; sat. Probably Fait-
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Mliiicltli é..i.'iEZ-E—2~‘l“”i‘i§'1 until it
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liiiiill iiilil Willi toll; .. CAUSES iii 1
. You” and BuglioneiAnother Woman in Serious‘ izuututiou it... been. called for, this Star-(ed Among Leaves and
. god in State PrisonI Condition as the Result of $1171.13. 33:11:...ihn'2t'3i’S’ii midi Bushes in the Woods Yes-
. New Britain Murder 2 8 Crash in .Fairfield, Yes-iygfii‘mfgf f3j3jj3niftgjgg‘.3,”ng terday ‘Aftemoon. and
I tcrday Afternoon ' ‘ A ' ' Spree; t0 600d Sized
it's against paying every cent owed by Trees Late at Night
the (it): Mr. Donovan hurt a way all
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i HiVER '8 "El" 10f hit-l own of calling attention to pub.
I ! i ll'c abuses and in his discussions has "l u
'1 i I: u i‘~:t:iliet'i<"ii which frequently stingsi
i EUR HANSLAUEHT Ruhr: other. tellow. There are many!
i l. A . I " [who believe that the mayor's- motive;
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-' M8" "g ‘ tilt the (‘Ulilit'li meeting on Monday
Meets 3th! night was [0 Call ofllcials‘ attention
“I.“ Kissing CrucifiXSReported That Operator of ’0 his pmposedit-iow ogiuhprtir‘llce‘tm -
. iregulnr method» it city a n I't‘i ul' nut .
Death House , MotorWas Racing at Tre-i his administration. Reports n (hp Students at the 30'! (11‘0“
‘ .pnilt have indicated first and loose
.TPORD. Ndv. 16,—The double; - mendous SpeEd .iirhctices in the matter of approprisq
tion of t'iiovanni D‘On Vzlnzo'
Itions. etc. and it. nppearo that [in‘
tophen Buglione in the state‘ BRIDGEPORT- NOV 15v-erlt‘t‘lt‘d the coming days this sort .of thing.
‘ 3‘ Wt’lhemfirid last night, was headlml: from the side-car of a mo- is not to ht? t0|€wlrd~ i A forest fire that started as for-
d by the almost compietu to“ tor-cycle which was racing at tre- A prominent taxpayer this mornings”. tires generally do at this time of
re of each of the young men: ntendcus speed. Mrs. Jennie Wisznien-[hatd to the Sentinel that hf MllPVPdi the year from unknown my”.
-~ ed for th": murder of Ra“: Sky. of 116 Park terrace Wat-l installt-tiiiat the council proceedings on Mon-i err-fled alone. a bit of smoke Inter:
.uli- fi‘\‘."CiliZufl5 to be found mm!
'for a moment believe that the mayor
Fight Fire
iN THE [088.
‘lto the hole that the explosion hal'
Fathers’ Place and Others:
0Ni tilt is hit tittvttitiu itittlliittiiiti nu lilillis 0PiN iloiltllis
f... $333393. 0i Piiii iii Sill this
in Setting Poles in Devon} .
. While a number of local men were: . . ‘
'st work on the railroad near heroin; 4‘
glib; bang at]! one of the iaborem . i ’
7w 0 Wiirde with him were badly nlfflf'lfljl' T ~
,scrstched and cut by flying stones ! German Force Whldl HOS
land dirt when a stick of dynamite i Crossed the Piave Near
trio wires, exploded after the forevi ; sure 13 very Strong
man. whose name could not be learn-i PRHPERPHSTAHE} "‘
Three sticks of dynamite had hetn « §8TREET FlfiHTlNfi
placed in the hole and had been " ‘
had exploded however, and the forc- . ,
man not knowing this. waited until W1“ Put Stop to Practlccg
Commenced By Local P. 0.;
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Its to help loosen the dirt and rocks fClalmed That 2:000 Ll"!
Ind then was flung backwards, his t Have Been Lost Dam
dirt. ceived notice that when persons or
The laborer that was with him at concerns of any city or place sendJ
to his face when the explosion mine. "W" delivt-ry 1“ 3 90-“ office 3' nun-i Emil-allied f”. we protection 0f
‘ ' ther city or place. such lettern are no ; Venice and Lmnbnldy, the Italians
yesterday afternoon. the foreman of ‘
lPlan to Check the Austro-
‘ihai had failed to explode in n drill, i , ,
rlvole that the men had made, in out-1 ‘ Grisolera—Teutomc PreS‘
er in put new poles in to carry elec-i ?
ed dropped a crowhar on it. t
touched off. Only two of the sticks Notice to Postmaster Leary; IN PETflflfiRAn
the tumor had cleared sud then Went; . ‘
undo, jammed the crowbar into it, so Patrons
face badly cut by m9 flying atone and Postmaster Andrew Leary liar. re-'l ' .
Recent Russian Conflicts
the time. instinctively tiling hiri hands ”‘9” “WW in built ‘0' “18”an ‘01"
. and was oniy‘sligittiy If
5 .The namelifoi not of the rum could dmit “WW and a" "0‘ “WW Whore opened the floodgates of the-
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'lmonelli. in New Britain 0n.the. ly kill d at 4 o'clock yesterday af-‘day night would have a good MPH-i
of September 25 last, ' [yon tei'noo wlv'n she crashed into a tele- despite the unpleasantness it (‘ailst‘dl
. who was first executed regaingtflph pole at Town Hall green. Pail? certain individuals. i
hen In the «death pm“... rant! field. . Mrs. Stephen Rihozo. of the. ——----~- .
to dodge the placing of (hp. same addresn. who sat beside her In 1
abou‘. his neck. Each of the, the side-car. suffered injul‘lIES that T INSPE T '
had cried for rruircy before he. may momentarily result it! her death.l '
alien to the place of execution. The seriousness! of her case at St.| i
.. www- WM” “W“ ‘5 “W” ACTIVE” ENWRCE ;
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Icreased because of her delicate con-!
idition. Soon... Rihozo. uum one NEW llflHTlNfiuw
:the fatal ride, was arrested and held]
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1ill ball of $2,500 on a charge of man-i
.. R [EARN _ slaughter. ' l
l .' ; ilihozo. his wife and Mrs. Wists-f
‘v siting friends "1 Drivers Not Prosccuted Whoi
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' [k Ci I . -- --—~~—— With Rules , 5
a ‘aptcr 1‘19“].er P. AN USE "I: ARMY l “min: the}; neck. sinCt- their.
931' Address 0f Mrs. hm» '4 J . appointment and no fast :2.» it llilrt
y at Home of Mrs. John
. Ferris ' ~ “ '
been pothihk- to quality and inrfirurt
- lllt‘lll.;.‘1iitl(‘l Ruinlllnhtlhs inhpectorh‘
have been netilw-tn the enforcement
. Lot the lighting law. A good part of.
femxlar meetizii: F ”I“ “Wyn“ . ~—-‘--——~ . .{l’f H'ilit‘ has been covered. The:
ter of the n. .i. ii. uas i..i.l‘War Department May Make: “WW“ ‘3‘ "’"q‘mmm' “WM m"
_' ay af'ernoon at u!" home (If. . .. . . 30g" ZE'S li-o flirt there are many well-
John H‘ Fem. in we... WW; Lise 01 Servrces of Men Re-: "rant“ ”mm 0" ”‘t'
. metal)“ -4 and rum? .. lit-in: pres"
‘Tho prim: was opened with:
singing of "America." Mrs. Rotor
. Way. the regent, prnsitlinz.
the conclusion of the businew
he afternoon, Mrs. Morton R. Ele-
l‘Dndtl who
. ‘ plied with the law, consequently all
thsica} ReaSOns as at im‘ptf’fll‘.’ :ii't- iani'uCiPd to s‘op cars‘
“ilil'h Illll‘i‘iil' to be improperly linllt-
Home Defence League
el .‘llld to invt-siimle the equipment»
if the ('l:~".‘ lll'i‘n appears to he one
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inn! tutored ~rlth o “eJd ln-, Ohm! it! tilt lnPrezir‘in: fear of the to lri'i‘il'lth “biit( litigant: lilithrnilfii)’
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song triumphs ’ most appro- “8r dtiptiltnent that pro-(icrl‘nnu up” to" I‘iik oi l'rowlctlcc ha: ilntl
e. as the main/topic of ill“ tiay plotters itzziv manage it) damagr nluni~ 1...”, .u(.'(.(._.'ru‘ 2“ “NICE [.3 - ,1
.ed l0 lildlrius. hit-z, Leo Davis tron factories andpiihlic utilities. the A h ' ‘ ‘K' "' ‘,‘
- a mom mint-stint: {apart of (he) government is planning: the organizer“
e meeting r:‘-cr:n‘l}’ held in Stam- t'on of a rpecini interior defense
, force to operate all ()er the country.
.9 guest of honor and tho speai-z- f'se of drafted men or companies of E
f tile afternoon was .‘ilrs. Sara T, the Home Guard has been suggest; E
ei’. Honorary Smie'Regmt. of, ed, according. to a dcspatch from. / i
‘ Hair-n. The secretory read aniWashinzton lést night.
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rewriting record of the l). A. R.’ .May Use Reiectcd Men. 1
to: of-iwen':.- years ago. at which‘ one of he plans censidered by the
-—~- War depaument was the drafting of
(Fonttnncd on Page Kim») ’3" those. men rejected from the tlrsit5
. , tdraft because of physical disability. Se grated From Con“) and
'RSES’ ALUMNAE 9m" a ”‘8 hm“ “9'9““ '"g‘" t" in Storm SeptemberytSth.
ORMED IN NORWALK‘
-guard the factories of the city. .
and Nothing Heard From,
he Nut-595‘ Alumnae Association
_ Her Since
Norwaik Hospital met at thp,FAREV/ELL PARTY
see HomefiVoodbury avenue. yrs-
(Coiltinued on Page Sixteen)
‘ ' WASHlNGTON, Nov, Him-Til? Ann'
:-' afternoon. i FOR 311R. CAMPBELL crican steamer Kantian City. is believ-
- Confifitutioxl and try-laws WP”; ;ed to have been lost at sea. Natty.
Sf‘d and otficers appointed as fol-l In honor Oil“! forthcoming defiai- 13:! 22:32:25,132: Eirhpcgnslflffi";
resident—Jug; Edith G. Downs. titre to inlu- tip ltlrt duties as an en- storm on September 5, .
‘flisted man in the fqnartermastor'h . '
iCP‘PFeSidé‘nf—ML. A. 0Com” , . . _ , W . . , _ - The only person aboard. of whom'
o corp: of the Inittd States Navy. thir the navy has record. is J. H. A. .‘fuir..
contrary—Mrs. John J. Collins. .ty-‘ive friend: of Hugh. P. Campbell . 4)
reasurer—Sliss Helen Nolan. Wonder-3d hm a farewell party at tile :1??? mailing; "lave; akt (if). Ma.”
i5“ Llarzuri’e Rourke. of Brich- home on Spring street Ias‘ "night. and b ‘1‘, l' B i- a or ' ‘ ' a .u‘
i. hate an interesting talk. Re presented him with a very substan: ur o atlmoro.
hmenth Were served and a social. tial nurse of cold. Mr. Campbell is
eegprfoy'etim be 19” n lie ”0 tone of title most popular of Nurwalk's RED TRIANGLE
. 251 l o I. ' sons to ine up for the def "it: of Amt! F“
t 'l'liizrsday in each month. The eiica. and his suntan Es rousing; (filligRléggggleBED
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t met-zinc wiil be December 13th. and enthusiastic- in the extreme, At
the Nursea' ilc: re. “'oodbury aw— prominent member of Smith Norwaik . " J I
‘f'oiincil, Knights of Columbus. form, Nomalk's campaign for the Red
—— crly connucted with the Norwailr post. Triangle proved hlflhll' G‘ilf'ct‘flffll.
I AL MEN GU ARD :oiflce and Well-known about town. nil-.“l'he reports received at yesterday’s
‘Camphell has many friends who wish luncheon showed an oversubscrlption
RAILROAD BRIDGES him well in the service. ‘ and when all the work is finished and
the team captains report to the cr-
!» Now York. NHx lint-en and; W. erutive committee on the unfinished
:tinm Railroad company has agninlEARTHQUAKE ‘ ., Illustrious. the fund is expected to
unit-ti 'be practice of having iii-mu 5,0”0 dllkyES FROM reach at lea-t 811,000.
ruards placed on its brldires. and ;. ASH] 1‘0 ‘ ,
":13?“ men hogan :1!)th on “if" . NG N PBEIIOO UNDER ARMS. '
w rl as over Kort-ls iver and? v . . v
, _ l,‘ “ASHIAGTON. Nor. 16.-—A pro-i PRESIDO, Tenn. Nov. tor—Presi-
‘f‘a'g‘ ’m'" “‘3‘?" c"""e'ggi‘itrounced esr'nualre estimated toido remained under srmit again last
., mu . "I” d 37’ gay", K have been metered about 5.000 miles, night. prepared for any manner
lr‘brld‘: 3‘3".“ . 9 Fl id ' ”"~ fmm Warhol; Immrmdfiilugiw which might urine from the presence
, w? 1' ' rt by; .j‘mw' 9 1’ ”A the nisht. heirlooms tit 10:89 in. mint 1,600 or more Vills troops in will.
“‘0 ' “"- tsnd continuing until shout 12:52 I use. Mexico, tripartite herd. No
3m. The maximum movement wsit be- nlsrr'll were
tween 11:11 p. in. end limo p. Ill. night. .
ry s Sentinel Wat My. .. '
sounded ‘ during the‘
day in the w near the I“ . not be learned today. howeverg
reilidence of Pirie MucDonnld. the
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wellhnown photographer. and 3100
theratcneil the Holy Ghost Fathersl
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home in West Norwnlk.
The fire him-ed in the sfternoon‘ '
and did not do much more than anti finVERNMENT ”ANS
among the fallen lures and bushes‘
and around the trunks of trees .pn~'
til night rotor, and the wind benn‘:
to rise. when the flames. funnel byiPI'CSidEllt Reg 8333 Time'
the wind, ate into the trees and in‘ ,
1 short timi created a mu UK blszoi Has Come to Constder
which nl‘f‘f‘flflllllfli hard wo to)“. r
it from Flirt‘duing and doing mlmlj M'ttfl' Seriously
damage. »
Tho students of the Holy Ghost} WWHINGTON- NOV. Iii—The ques-
L . . z y t 1 tion of the Korernment losnin mane 3. .
Try. Honestly to Comply Pothtril worn cilled on at about I t: Y log the cent rate of postige.
o’clock last night to tight the nre‘ to the railroad!I ‘- . mum stor-
untl they did all that they could to Ward the first time o ciallr today at
. Ithe cross-examination of esstern rail-
‘Yotld officials in the 15 per cent. ad-
;vnnce rate case before the interstate
1 commerce commission,
Samuel Rea, president of the Penn-
. ‘lsylrnnia railroad. raid that he be
i Never] the time had arrived when gov-
(Contlnueil on Eighth Pug.)
t-rnment. loans should be seriously
considered. and later Clifford Thorpe.
trounsei for many important nhippers.
stated he believed it the proper sol~
tution for the railroad situation, Mr.
. . honestly lit-Hem that they have com- ' p . . . ' '. ‘.
Jected 'n the ,Draft For Scrlcsof Rallies \rranized. Rea thtltled, howevel that should
by Defense Council to Alli-T the money be inrthcoming from the
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paign Extended Into Ev-i
girtl‘igliiiijfl‘tmfiiflhlliiiSl iiililills
.‘ll i ['18 mos ' -'
llt‘t‘TTl-‘O'Ul. Nov. “ix—A series cfi ARE PRHSPERINfi
. patriotic rallies to carry Win- informat
tion to every hamlet of the. State iii . ' ‘
being uriunved by the Connecticu' A Gan" of 23 Per Cent, Last
Sinin (‘nuncil of Defense through its. . '
f‘cmmi'iec on Publicity. There wins Year in Resourws of Con-
be two campaigns in the series. the? ' ' '
first consisting of rallies to he held‘.- nectlcut lutltut-Ions
in every village of Connecticut largeg “'I
tinmicli to have available hallo. This Th9 Trust Companies in Connecti-
uill be followed by an intensive can out have "”25”" ‘3‘ ”26"“391'51'
Pain in ,1”, title“ and other indus- again of 623.3,...565J0 or 23 per cent.
trial f'JIl yrs. It will carry the mes-1m" "m y?" according to the lam
were 0‘ '1", war to every little ward annual edit.on of "Trust Companies
hall whom people are in the habit of 0' "'9 Unite}! States." just publish-
:rssembiin. and where possible to the ad by the Lnited States “0'1““
, norm 0' important factories and in-. " Tm" Company M New Y0“-
. The 1917 book. which is new being
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Sign” 1:", gppgage‘su4g‘blgflfiegan'gar distributed consists of about 600
begin next week and will probably.""‘” and contlins “ "93"“ 0‘ in-
continue until Clflistmas it is hop-' "”3”“ figures and data. Resources.
ed to mmrmp the small town "rm detailed statements. names of omcers
. 1e ‘ and directors, stock quotations, etc.
before “m r weather closes the are given for more than 2.000 com-
, panics.
(Continued on Flavour—Page.) i In the preface. John W. Flatten.
THREE HOLD-UPS iprfiflid‘ml 0f the l’nited S'ates Mort-
Egnge 8: Trust Company. says in part:
IN “’ATERBURY i . -— lune
WITHIN 24 HOURSi (mm on 1339 J
monotony: no..- Nov. 15.»!0LD WELL AUTO
Three liton hovo been held up and: SOME TRICK MACHINE
robbed 'Ii the point of a gun in thiii
city in the last 2! hours. A mm o ,
iimrctl Norwnlk. who have his ndti N "0°“ today "'9 Old “‘1' Laun-
drm m1 145 Burton street. was rob-"1"y automobile. "‘"e 0“ 3“"‘9"
W] of ’1“, at Wu," and North mu'nvenue. took unto itself wings, and
strr ti‘ at 7 o'clock tonlsht: acorn-Hun“ “9"" “’3' 'hmwlmu'e "‘m‘
.nlocit rm tbeld up in his room 0114““ a dim?- When it ruched "1°
Phoenix avenue an hour before by m" of m3" "'9'" 1" "'7 5m"
two men slid robbed of is gold wstch'mn’ ""7”“ "W" the “”1"“ h"
and $5 and at 7 o'clock Wednesdhyl'm“ it "mm"! ‘m momentum it
'o-.-r-ninir a gold watch and 0100 were' “w- "'5“! the use of mine further
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taiwn from Franck Dumunci, a 2:. down the hill sud lei-ding in s heap
1‘. Mi ltreel by two men st s lonely 1‘ It decide! wad“?
rpm in Water-ville.) 11,. you” ".Izo fl!!!" intos tree. m b .
you“ Hnniphrpy Leary (of mmtsqnnl stors were an . Mi"
l’iury and Herbert Merritt of Batu-,iiosllud that-autos). that neigh r-
in connection with the Block W hood do those things. But little dun-
lip. Bloch claims to Iran identified '10 'll ‘0” b" ”‘0 performing
the men. They my in Jail charged mo was said to be a wonder.
ihrobhe.
H _ '7 duel-Illa“.
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the drozeletter rate but shall be r . g' - . . h . .
p - r t “out
Wham” mm Dosage m the rate “lime and nllt Ruern, iilrt
tum... com; (or 9M.“ ounce or frac- of Venice, to keep in check the.
ition at an ounce. lAtls’tro-tiermllil force which has
Under the provlillonl of this ardenierossed the Piuvc near Grlsiolera.
' “aw” 0' farm“ :‘1' 5‘3“ng ii: at" lll attempting: to illllntlate the tri-
cyor pneepreenc D U 01': . , j. -- ‘I.
mntlintz tor lncnl delivery at a mum?“ “.h",”.‘ “P“ "‘ ."e‘" 5"“
on” m “mu," city 0,. place. onrllona ill have, the Italians hope.
;which postage is prepaid at a lessfto prevent any enemy movement
1 r‘xte than 3 cent we. such deficit-north) flank the right Wing of the ital-
to be collected upon delivery to them" army along n". Piave.
sddrestees. . .
This order is of local interest as; Around the mountains between
i“ W." “or be permXI'ufle for permns :Kb'iago and the Ifiave the gm‘t
lor concerns to mail letters in bulkspreosurc of the invaders has not
at the South Norwallr and Norl'alklhrmmht great results, On the Ag-
9°“ “aw" '0’ ”‘9 WW" 0' “VO‘d‘iiago Plateau the Italians are
straightening: out there gradual-
i" and it is here that the Austro-
, ’ Hitll‘lniliis have progressed slightly.
Till-w gains. ilmt'th-r. apparently
‘bth- not been of great strategic
1 \‘iiillt‘. and the danger of the Plum
.illlt‘ itt‘llli.’ tillttiiinkt-d, although
Estiil present. probably has not be-
" 't-orne st'l'itills enough to cause any
War Board Recommends tou-imuyws in the ltlllillll plans. The
the Government 3 Ban on Telltoli pressure between the Sue
' - ' lizami Valley and the l‘iave is very
NOHfESS-entlah 'htlmliL'. but ii!" ltnlialls‘ how- bc: 't
wilsmm'rox. Nov. iii—neural not”? ”3 "h-Mf ”MN" mad“ at
Eran trammnwon to more {ban 500L¥8r|0lls potilts along the. sector.
:commodiiies classed as non-essential‘ Fresh Allslrflvbt‘l'mtifl attempts
was recommended to the Government to cross the have iltlyc been ren-
;>'ebtcrdai' by the Railroad Wailing. ‘dert-tl futile by the Italian defense.
.g‘tsgfflzizl'e 52:52: fizrdcoiimrv; The Italians are-holding in check
railroids at the erg-tent ray 0‘ in- those troopsi whit-ll crossed near
"page in 1mm Q1" bp‘un'abre to Zeiison and ill the nmrshlnnd near
meet the demands that will be made the Plate, the invaders had been
on them this winter. .lliiable to make any progress it:
wimqggz'z‘gfl‘2’eri‘ncggtdflagé‘ p‘gfithe face. of Italian counter-attacks
ic. ' ‘ . Wand artillery fire prevums to the
_ "Both the public and the nlanage-WIK-‘ninia' 0f the floodgates.
fluent of the railroads must courage-; Tilt‘ greater portion of the popu-
'ouaiy face the foot." said the state- lace of Venice. has left that city'
ment, Written by Fairfax Harrison. . ' - -
chairman of the board, “that under from uhlch all portable art tress
‘the trying conditions which will do. "F95 “I”. hare been removed. The
vel0p this winter it probably will be- 91'1“: “him 3" “0' but a scant 17
corni- impossible for the carrier:I to miles from the battle line, may not
the (ll-fended in the event of an at-
‘ytnck, ill order to spare the monllo
Tnlenin and art treasures that re-
‘lllaill there.
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tK. OF C. PLAN FOR
; WAR CAMP WORKi
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i Thé week of November 25th to De! .
cember lot has been selected as the; R [8 TAKE"
week for the raising of the. three:
million War Camp fund of thei
Knights of Cplumbus. i .
. South Norwalh Council at their; ‘
fmecting last evening took the prelimu
;inary steps for this work by naming; .
'Grand Knight J. W. Sculiey. D. G. . .
E K: T305. F. McM‘ahon. chancellor; . Whether Shipped 88 Freight
Editor Splan. financial secretaryn '
(l. E. Williams, and recorder Thos.. or First Class Rates
in. “crap as a committee. to devise5
iiplans and report mxt wet-ii on this?
work. ' '
Corpses. whetheruhipped at freight
or flrstclus passenger rates, are sub-
In all the war camp activities. the' 3"" 1° tuxv‘under the federal war m- I.
Order of the Knights of Columbus,i "“19 Act. 111 the Opinion of intend.
have worked hand in hand with the 39'9""? Collector 1m" 1- WM '
r. Ii. c. n. and the local Knighudflt Walsh decided_ yesterday that:
are snxious that the. drive this week "‘0“ “ W " lflMNfled “we?
might be most successful. will not' tariffs requirlns one first-clue "M
launch their campaign until last of '0' “l atiendant. "19 i“ ‘3 “I‘M
next week. :as in the psmnger transportation. on
11,. service a“ d the cumii,;both tickets.‘ under the curricn' tier
which won wrecked by the "cerium-tim- When the bod“: sent‘hr
storm was unfurid uni; two more freisht 0' "W“! the amount Dlltl
stars will be added for Francis Bar- for Mich memo-lilo“ would be ni-
reti and Hugh Campbell. Jr..‘thn rot-i let-4 to the in ham to the case e:
um having joined the “ft c. c. ll..i "all!" or exem- transportation.
and the latter the regular srrny in}
“the quartemsst’ér'l department.
Edward 1. “ayes was chosen as
' trustee for two yeurl.
Under the provisions at tho set.
‘spocilcslly concerning transportation
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