“l . - to W , w. 5*
4 .
' ‘ (Gum'm NO 01¢
l (‘t’nufi'flflfilli with Petrtignd‘.
t ‘ 'sgainbas beenrestored.” midi-l
lieet new! batten received min
‘the mnsian‘rapital. The Baillie-1
viki still are in control in Petro-
grad, while Premier Kmsslty’s
troops sre reported to he in flight
. . mining-in to he mini-hing on the
~ Bolsheviki stronghold. Short» of
111112 .the Socialism to arrange it settle-
“ Was ton suwt ;uem yin. the anathema and to
bring about it new coalition gov.
me su erior st 1. 1' jeniment have failed. Other rc-
. - p o e " or pom say that the Maximalist
lenders, benine hand Trotzky. art-
, O , , losing: their popularity.
' -. i ' ' The Bolsheviki in Monrow are
0 e S all 18868 ~ ware repented to how been defeated
. r , ' ' completely {fin street lighting
. . . . , ‘ which «loin d 2,000 live». Heavy
The Norwali ladies aresliowindaily that they appreciate the daylight ad- lighting has llf'cllff't'd at Kiev.
nntageot‘ selecting ,M ml here, :vlrere the Kimmie; {to-re all,“ to
law arrivci SP 1' ( il"§ ng .
We are congratulated WY upon the confidence of this new store. 'rttm- has been iitilo- lighting
upon the Miriam of our prices and individuality of our styles. ‘1;;'.i‘.i'.i..‘;“..i“l’.'.?f:.‘r Izmhxfijgggfl
I " a ‘ l ' l . o
The public are uhowmz. way beyond our expectation. sopredation for our troops in France continue to
em in “m “m “C" “W “W" mm . 4 'l‘iifit'flii‘l cm:-
1 . . ions ltlli ‘ ' ’ . , . . "
You are I welcome VISMT here whether you My ornot. Wewill do out-best haw been more clashes in No
to make all feel at home. Man's Land t‘rtmi which the Amer.
icons returned llllNi'allll‘tl. Amt-rt.
. . ‘ can patrols have reached the. Wire
‘18 lhr Samrda and I Honda . entanglement» before the firms!)
. y trenches and American gunncrs
have put ilennuu machine guns
9 . out of action.
SUi's $sfirs'zes "'Iy' _ SATURDAY ' 7 .. Wl'i‘li Tin-1 .ihlEltii'AN
. $1638 AND MON!) Y . intuit l.\' l-‘RANt'E. Nov. l6 (By
‘ ' . A I ’ :1‘hu .lsum-iateil l’rcw).—Therc
'- ' ~. - , have hccu t'urtln-r cimlunters he.
suits £3315 Itewggson - SATURDAY ' 10 95 ltwrcn American patrols and (lur-
0 ‘ ' ' . . . innit» in .\'o Man‘s Land. “Yfl'fllfl'fll'
- Refill” $18 ' AND MONDAY ', ' 0 day night there were a number of
. ' " clashes, but the night was dark
1 . 8m While" SATURDAY ' ' 'j and shou'cry and the tirinlr Wino
3 ' 5 M9.“ - ' r' ' , snout lit at iliutnnec. Theri- Wl'l‘t'
Regular $29.60. AND MONDAY ~ 'no rm..." "math...
. p . ' ITALIAN HEADQI'ARTERH
', my dill in all wool. heavy velvet . ‘ lix NUR'I'HERN i'rnhv. NOV. in
cloth: some plain collars: SATURDAY l 5 . limit“? él’tfl-‘rm‘g. Pr'ti‘i‘lli"
. , , .' » , , not no as u to love am ll’
: Ju‘ors’ cuts 393%.]. couan' AM) MONDAY . lRit’t-rs. northeast of Venice. have
. ' ’ ‘ llf'l‘ll‘till’flt'fl by Italian engineers.
‘ . . - The action of the Italians in
‘ ‘ SATURDAY ' Value , ‘ toponing' the flood gate-st of the
. me ' ' unto . { Wine and Silo Rim-rs prohuhly
‘ AND MONDAY $16.50. I I‘Tlll'tllls an attempt to drown out
-
NOTE~Mooe Specials Aurelius-Inge for
‘anuroonr' ‘
WARTIME TAXES
' WASHINGTON. Nov. 16. ’t’lic com-
mittee of expert advisors to the ln-
iernal llcvenue Continianiancr on the
- problems growing out of ihc mlieo‘
‘tion of War taxes on pxcean profits
let It be known today as their atti-
..'tude that there out to be no further.
:; revenue legislation until tllé bhstneiis
. men are able lo know just what they
- have to pay under the printout ex-
cess profits law. Busincun man have
been wondering as ’to what furzber
taxes they might be. called upon to
pay under the wartime demands. nnri'l
. the Government is still wrestlinz with
thP problem of the exact definition
of capital under the new law.
The committee, which comprises
' Representative Hull. of TPHHMSPG,!WRP N9wton D. Baker. The text of"
- and well-known bankers. railroad ‘nnd
,other business men and economistn/
. is working under the Treasury plan
of baring consiructitte .co—npet’utlon
' ‘ between the Government and the tan
~ payers in thc proper collection of the
.. full amount of all revenue authorized
by Congress. Thty feel. it was sis-it.
ed from the committee today. that-
iallt at this time of further legisla-
tion on the snbjzct unduly disturbs
business itnerests at a time when the
coo-tolexitles of the present excess
Mt! law. are being straightened
out.
. l
Elwood 6 Glover
lll'l‘ mt: TRAIL
mmnoiammm
the Best new. and Comfort
inWomeu'sSmsan‘ots. - '
Militants sham
rumination
momma-stadium
writings-winning _
wants-torn rain-amuse
M .
s
i
.K,‘ .
' Saturday and Monday.- My
tWA'NT-3.d00.000 has; H
[N THE ARMY
. HARTFORDyNovcmber16.-——~lmtni--
dintc steps to increase the enlisted
strength m1 .he Nailonnl lAnny to
not less than 3,000,000 men with a
full complement of officers are rec-
ommended to the Federal Govern-
ment by the Connecticut State Poun-
cil of Defense in a vote unanimously
ipasned by the council. At the same
«time the council approved and com.
intended the commissioning of all
:gradilntes of the various ofllct’ni'
‘ training camps.
These restitutions. passed at Wed-
nesday's meeting of the State Coun-
cil of Defense. were. announced to
Lnlght after it copy of the action tali-
cn had been sent to Secretary of
the council's tote folloWs:
“Voted: That the Connecticut State
‘ Council of Defense approves nnthotir
moods the announced plan of the Sec;
reury of War that all successful can
' didates who have completed a course
at the various officers' training camps
wlil‘be commissioned at once and no
signed to nettve duty: That the Con-
necticut State Cmncil of Defense
earnestly recommends that immv.‘dl~
ate stops be taken to increase the
. strength of the National Army to not
less than 3,000,000 men with..a full
complement of officers." '
l
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il-IORTAGE or PENNIEO.
United We. Mints Are Working
Ovcrtlme to Supply the Mood.
The shortage of pennies still cou-
tinm and the old saying to save the
pennies and'the dollars will take cure
of themelvna is receiving a loittbese
day» by the checking books. There is
,a famine in pennies and the banks in
'theclty, as has been stated before. can
not supply thodemhnd. They are even
'sow suggesting that children cuiptylm and lemon hm. combined be from about
i
l
tum nitritiii '
DENY WOMAN DIE! 0F BURNS.
DERBY, Nov. “18,-‘Ml’a. Ross Vlcci.
forty-two. died late last night as a re-
lsult of burns received earlier in tho
tevenlng. Mrs. Vicci was of wort in
her home preparing supper and threw
kerosene oil on the fire to hasten it.
j The oil burnt into flames and enveloped
her. With her clothing on'llre she
rushed from the home and dropped to
the sidewalk. A brisk breeze fanned
her blaring clothing and she became
unconscious before help could arrive.
She leaves a husband and one son.
Loss Most if You Feel Machy
or Have Bladder“‘frooble
No man or woman who eats meat
regularly can mate a mistake by
flushing the kidneys nominally. says
a well-known authority. Meat forms
uric sold which excites the kidneys.
they become overworked from the
strain, get lingual: and fall to filter
3 the waste and poisons from the blood.
; then we get sick. Nearly all rheuma-
’llflm, headaches, livei- trouble, ener-
ivousness, dime”. sleeplesono— and
. urinary disorders came from mush
Jockeys. ’4”-
l The moment you feel a dull ache in
l
3 Eat
‘j the kidneys or your back hurts or i!
'the urine in cloudy. offensive, full of
sediment. irregular: of/paossn or at-
tended byvts counties of suldius.
. stop eating meat and get spout four
, ounces of Jo! Salts from any plum
Itry; take a tablespoouful in a glass of
water before breakfast and in a few
loan your kidneys will act flue. raid
3 famous ssltr is wisdom the acidiof
T
:thc Antitrotlertunn fort-(ls which
Hirost'ti-tl the Lower l’inve several
days ago at (iriiiolcrn. about 17
nuiles liorthciliit of Venice.
f The flooding: of the triangle
formcil by the two rivers and the
Adrintic probably \l'illllil make in-
i-thetive any Herman ntti-mpt to
jdvhuuoh in force against the right
‘lllln'k of the ltitlinn army along the
'l’inve. ‘
E South of Sou Donn iii Have. the
.W'ile and Flow river» are very
’llim' together and near
‘llimtlgzilli's were lft)ll‘ill’ll(‘lt'il to
hold thcriwrs in check so its to
protect the Venetian lagoon. 0n
hoth‘ sides of this triangle the land
is. ill or below sea level.
f oeauso swear WITHOUT PEI!-
MIT.
Henry liegeletn, arreste'd for a viola-
tion of the ordinance which prohibits
the opening of a street without per:
Lmisslou from the street department,
was unsigned before Judge Voaburgb
in the downtown court, this morning.
I)“. Hegelein was arrested after he had
mm Grove street to be opened when
he intended to connect some pipe in a
..houhe there to the water main.
1 Judge Vosburgb said this morning
t
:that he had little doubt but what he; 4 .
Wm entity. but in order that he should
not be branded as a criminal by a con
herc'
DepartmentDeesNot:
Whlelpflew Plants
bow of (M was
Seven-ti duplications Wit: recent-d
_.1 {rhi- ”(Allard titer: ,Emi'iOYIcm
mrt'in )‘rnil‘day. for jobs at the
Won iron Work. which have been
take-t. ow: by tltr government At:
wl'd'll'; to dispatched the Vorkl an“
“In: to be transformed into a ’lfill'
building plant. and 2.000 extra men
are wound, uni tm laborers at
30 a clay to imploynn-ut as directors
and .uperintvnden‘s a: timer?” thou-
sand defiant a your.
Owing to ibc fact that no request
has lien due the state department
of that to supply help for this pur—
po'i' it was said at 'h«- office of lit"
dvtstlfnn-nt yesterday. the mylffi”
merit buroau was tlnotiirr to do any-
rh m. for the ni--u. Thr- quntlon of
helping in supply the goveiament fac-
tories with help is homr’hmz which:
has been. under negotiation bt‘IWN'n
llti' slat“ and federal departments for
mine little time.
Tho lotto-r sent a communication
to the state. department. asking for its
coopehtiou in supplying help for.
government work. in reply ('Olllmlrl-
Mont-r of Labor William S. Hyde said;
that while he Was perfectly Willlni'.
to do all he could, the state depart-
inc-n1 of labor had run against a snag
it: our of its previous efforts. ll ltevi'
trim] to desist a firm in Quincy. Mass...
in col men. and in a uhort time munig
tiou factorier al litter the still prlr,
tested to the department saying that
ill? department's efforts wore l'w‘tll-l
ing in drswlng its men aw‘ay from
them to Quincy. ufitler the impres-
tilon that they would have better pay
and hour! there. than they were hav'
ing- in (‘onuecticut munitions fac-
ltlllf‘l. .
Mr. Hyde pointed out that inasmuch
at llK'rc is hardly n factory in the:
state which is not turning out covern'
mt'nt work of some sort, it would
work hardship on them. for the de-_
partment to bend its ef'ort! to pot-
tinx men to plants which might lust
be starting. it the federal authorities
could suggest a method when-by iv
Would be impossible to life thiil bell).
without working against the factorlt-a.
which are already engaged on sovernl
mum worh,'he said he would be glad
to do all hecould to Insist the fed“
oral authorities.
in reply to this the federal depart-
mint mid thni what tho-y wanted was
to have Connecticut join a kind of
consolidation of all the state. the ob
ject of which mutual help in labor
name” of the nature Mr. Hyde do»
scribed” While admitting that such
a contingency: might arise. if thl
Mute fjolnfil dhe usoclatfon. as Mr.
llydc hztd ’montloued in his column.
nimtlon. the federal authorities felt
that. much flood could be derived by
Connecticut joining hands with the
oil)?! plain. ’
The final settlement—o! the multt‘r
in still. in the air. The state depart-
‘meni says it is perfectly willing to
do nil it can to render assistance. but
it (lilt'li out wiint to jump into a thing
until knows .hv-u lit in: (conduct.
thud further. it says. it dflf‘il not want
vlction. inasmuch its he, Hegeleln, was;
a reputable business man in Norwalk.
he would let him off this time. but that
if he were ever brought before him
again on such a charge that he would
fine him the limit. which is 820.
, GALLAHER GUNNERS DRILL
The first drill of the flnllnhcr gun'
uern will be held tomorrow afternoon.
Saturday u.» 17th at 3 sharp, the)“.
men drilling until 5. Notices to this
effect have been sent out and the re-
quest is made that the men wear no
part of a uniform bu come in civilian
clothes weariuz trousers. belt and
flannel shirt, preferably. .
Owing to the fact that there was
very little enrollment for the clan
periodfrmulimtllzltwsndecfled
l
‘ i
f
.to aid new plants in this slats or
elsewhere to‘the detriment of plants,
.ln the state which are already work-
in: on government. contracts. There
are barely enough men, now. for do
partment says for run satisfactorily
ithemxlsllng plants which are curate
'ed on government contracts.
STANDARD on. stun. sLov/n or.
TULSA, 0k|a.. Nov. 16.~Tbe fifteen
utlll gasoline plant of the Stand—
ard Oil Company of Indiana, , lo
cated in Payne County. was blown up
by nitroglycerine last night" according
to word received here" today.
lll HBSPMI.
Now-*hfiownfi-
allyCuod—bylgdhfi. l
w net-Ho
Cosimo—do t
wit—"Payment;
mums-thought
WWW“ lsould not stand
W“ 1.,” it In! lancer- It
i!
mum:
.‘ at _ "my
iii,
itiliiiw.
Q
.e
.; v.
tbst'no clash pa'lod be hell Md"
these hours but that the class period
.
o. la!" "M063!
their penny banks and not line colnjwm. lithla, and bus m M for people decide that they want to have
or bills luexcbanse.
’ m U- 3- WW I" "MI! om- kidneys. slso to neutralise the acids "Y ‘3' ”'9“?
time on pennies, and the supply may
meet the demand in time but until then: tiou, this ending bladder weakness. l
lheyblflllm are asking that the hoard. .
in: of tension by aduftn and dilldlbu' more; makes a delightful clover know 9" 'M‘h “‘9 ’1’" brand "
looser-attach to flush and stimulate the
in urine so‘it‘ no loner causes irrita-
Jsd Salts la lunpenniveniid cannot
ad
autumnal-innocuous,
l
Manic-from ~l until ‘3tmcw’ldfio—s’ah. " t
y, g. : Amwhsws‘dmui
nation ‘NOTICMILI. 3W ,“mflh: “‘M‘”, 0‘3;
"loans ms. m-m't arm to falw‘ss spa-tonal. . .
be abandoned so that theresl of the in out mm dual: m mo tend."
habit-sis, oi the city can ”pay their es-
should take now and than to keep the
m warmon-alunorslnsuttssml kidneys clean and seam and the that. nub-iter- on my bread but
the trolleys. at theme-sing for-ether, blood pare. thereby avoiding serious bees apnea out mighty nun."—
.a
thine-mummies»
"t"! “Wrm
.timcs of peace.
'snil saVP their 48 hours leave for one.
. iron COUGHS and cows
-— «a.
m mi. 31ml
3 53 ‘- 4 ' - (dial/7'1 ;
,wil be it our M Friday, New! ~75 $.52: ,
1" m 2 " " until 10 P- m. l /. r” ‘ilefl‘éflg-‘é’ "' '
a" ‘ lfti’é I!” l ;'—.'\;..t":‘ _ .-
DWKELLY,S ' t. z ; )1. ‘
16 calm It.
manna.
This week our Army
A Complete Assortment of Warrants is on Dress Ber
mnwnnronm,mi raw”m
l .
ll 2 Woods, hairless n;
Alsoalchssortmentof ‘MWIQIM‘
.'
unm'moxos ”madam.
E. K. BANKS m 'm m,
We Hotel Block.
lasts flaunt.
l
‘Coots for all m and
’5’!- ,
r6: young men who
individuality, who want
elusive style, here’s a
garment at $28.
weave, color and fabric
far away from the comb
l
City Wéunjl
William Bump of Stamford was a,
u... “-4—...“ .J—— .-,t
visitor in Norwalk last evening. pm‘
Dennis J. Tourney and“ family have.
moved from 91 South Main titres-t to Rogers & Steve
. . . 1
its south Mam street, NORWALK SOUTH NO .
Street Commissioner Henry- lt. Ml- ._ 7 . » -
nor will go to Hartford tomorrow. on 11).. Friday Afti-rmon (‘lub 5,;
the state road imp“! and M” "m!” in; today with lira. libraries
with (‘ommihsioner Bennett. VJohn, Fairlield avenue.
The case of James Cornelia, ar- Th." down '0‘," electrical
rested for non—support on the 9th and itiouers will meet this evening
continued until this morning in the “
down town court. did nt conic up for
trial todav the Nine hcing continued
from (lay in day.
A rclwaronl of the officers and de-
cree team of Butler lodge, No. 97, it.
0. 0. It, will be held tomorrow eve
nine. in preparation for the visit to
Dublin a week from next Monday,
ual at the ofllces of the plant
street.
t
This evening St. Man's Ladi.
society is to hold a card part.
dance at tllr- (‘atholic club tiou
wounds of which will be 0910f
charitable work.
Mrs. George Mills of 19 ll
night. ' litter-t. is entertaining the Ilflll'
the local W. C. T. U., this rift
A large fleet of Locomo'hilc sum at her home the occasion twin
trucks passed through Norwalk thin
morning on their way to an Atlantic'
port. The machine ntirwcted consid-
erable ntfonllfm they passed
llll’GllKh this city.
Permits have been issued to Charles
suit! for the erection of a, stray for
hinuielf at i3 Plait avenue at it cost
of about $200: to Alexander White for'
plumbing in his iwofainily house on
Hamilton avenue and to Alon-e Hz for
wiring. hilt house at 10 Charles street.
regular meeting of the union.
Mondav evening, Nov. 19th
"o'clock, the G. G. C. will holdnll
and-musical entertainmertt
First M. E Church, the. main f .
being a play entitled “A Low
Bonneti" and a tableaux, "The
a.“
in its report to the annual c:
tiou of the American ‘Federatl
_.Labor at Buffalo, N. Y.. the
tire council of that body say
duriniz'ihe year thP Federation
received from its memhcrs' $212
for relief in the defendants i
Loewe rose.
f‘omplaints about boys annoying pu-
pils at the Hillside School and creat-
init a diniurbance there war. made to
the police yesterday who investigat-
ed the matter and if any more annoy-
ance is committed the culprits “fill be
dealt with.
Town Clerk Herbert H, Slut:
announced that the election t-
reports for the last. the liner-24
tion should be sent to he 0
the. Secretary of State, ahd not i
as he is not supposed to receite
reports. He has forwarded th -
ports that have been left with _
the Secretnrv of State.
fl...”
Boys were amusing themselves
throwing stones at a coat which was
placed in a vacant lot on Third street
in East Norwslk yesterday and the
police were notified. The matter was
investigated and the boys reprimand-
d l Contractor Harold A . Par-=0
(1 .
« been swarded‘l'he contract, for a
buildinz for the British-American
ut’acturinz Companv in Springs}
will be of terracotta blocks, one
high, and 40x60 feet in dimensii
will be used for storage purpn.
the firm which is growing very
and is now handling a large 9.
for waterproof cloth for the
States War Department. Mr. P.
has completed the foundation f
.new structure.
”wit: lathe fact that many of in
men may want to come home on
Thanksgiving Day instead of on Sun-
day, there may be a “scarcity of boys in
uniform in Norwalk on Sunday and
also a week from Sunday. Enlisted
men in the army are allowed only 48
hours leave a month. instead of the 96
a mouth that they enjoyed during the
Thus manywill try
grand time at Thanksgiving. it is true; Mm Angel of me Home Eu
that all of the local men cannot come‘ department of thc Fairficld iC
home on Thanksgiving because 0' the Farm Bureau. gave an inicreslin
fact that some one must stay at the last everfiug at me meeting. 0
campbut a greater percentage of them Girls' Friendly Society .of.. T
than natal are expected to be here. i Episcopal Church on the use .0
stitutes for wheat and sugar.
land cereals including oatmeal,
:wbich an especiallv tasty bread
'1!!! made, were among the wheat
stitutes, and syrups. honey, mo
.and other such sweetening; Were
limited as among the sugsrj
Trv Our Compound Syrup
White Pine and Tar
‘ 25 Cents
WPO'CII WWI“ tutea.
' " ‘ ..
For it a Year
mmhmapnme safe in our are proof. burglar - .;
Safe Doped Vaults.
m will enable you to take good care of your privs .
mils" aeossstothetn immdiue‘y incasecl emerged:
andglvstbenymterucurltythsn worded by?" safes,d , w
orbursaudrawsrsorncrst ludiuplaces st boon.
SodilliorwalltSa H'! -
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.1 can't see that fin to blame for figflfliagWZ ., Yuauypstymflonflmmymmwfifil
not you hing—1 III. w.’c""m"""'. Dspedt'auhwhbostmforthedmtloudmsw. ...,
can... .“. .....-’“ .mat,awand.oua ' . , M.
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