ASSOCIATED PR!“ NEW. FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD IV A WIAL Will AND OUR OWN OPFRATOI
t l in.“ 1310 ems at the South Net-walls Put
not; "Simona. 1 » _
The Famous Hindcnhurg
line Opposite Camhrai .
mum CAUSES
noun sums;
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Bay State Police on Trail ori
Horse Thief, Thought to2
Be Hold-up Man , ’
The state police of Massachusetts.
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’s Campaign in Nor-
llt to Be Started Next
mtg—Team Captains
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Ollie. as “end Clue Matter.
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Was" Included In the First Congregational Parts
I t i Voted at the Last House Saved Through
o e e V.
mg to Meet City EX- ,,~ Home Etl'orts of lore
,; . thhtersr
, [lilillilliE IS IJNINJUREII
$35, .
' “p?
is Block People From Loss of the New Organ ls
mg North Main St. Deeply Regretted by EV-
ery Church Member
Donovan announced at the
meeting of the city council last Although the tire which destroyed,
- at he had vetoed the appropri- tiit‘ First Congregational church oi,
“0.000 which the council hadiNorwalk. yesterday morning. was un-i , ,
vorably on at the last rr-gularlder control at 1:30 o'clock yesterday, “3"” ”We" and many other Mas-i
. held a week ago last night,iafternoon, firemen from all parts otiaachusetts cm“ ""1 10"!!! have;
ich included the South Main'thn city we're kept busy at the scenev again ”1"?“ “D the trail 0f Claude.
”Vin: bill. ' ' oi the blaze pouring water into the: Taylor. "‘9 much-wanted bandit Midi
his appropriation of' uopoo'smoulderlng debris, and tearing downi daring “014‘” man. who 3135 "if-i
,erc several bills that Mayor sections of walls and chimneys. Large, norized "19 B” State.
3 attestloned as being abso'crowds vislted the. devastated church? northern and western
ecessary to the running expen. last evening, and four firemen were out The "'3” 0' "19 “*0"ch who “3'
the city and a resolution wagiduty at the scene all .night. recently "”93““ from. prison '9
ed last'night by the committeei Under Control Early in the Anernoon._ ““330,“th 3“" “1‘an an eh“
Ice. Edgar G. Murphy, gummy About 1:30 o'clock the firemen «to, (tn-year term. We” lost a few "elm,
I empowering the mayor mlceeded in getting the stubborn blaze.i 88°: after an unsuccessful ”"011 ’0'"
in anticipation of taxes in thetunder control. Water was poured into ""'
, ad upon the responsibility oy‘the bursting ruins from all sides, and.
hgzllrxfblatrict. the sum or; (Cat! d El lb P ) ; "'"
w c s orrunain ex 0 s. ,1 time on even age. m
”Minx 939mm! tag-Jars} ‘ ~ iCO ANY! MEN
. are and police. salaries mamUTfluflmlE Tm”: -. I ARE QUARANTINED
announ . - .. -"’
the tormzfiwmggtzhogemiiig‘ a ! Lieutenant Frederlch' N. Smith. son
_ e . ’ of Mr. and hits. Rufus J. Smith of
‘ i “I SELF UPISouth Norwalk, sent word here today;
Continued on Filth Page.) 4 . ltrom (‘amp "evens. Ayer. Mass, that
—--~-—————-— 3 i('ompany i has been quarantined on
[E ‘ ‘—'—"- 'nccount of an outbreak of the mumps.
. i ' 'He states that there is nothing serious
I "REAN'ZE '(ieorgc Scully, 0f AStOl‘hfimnd nobody in the company. which
' , Long Island, Lands Ingltas some local young men, appear to
il WAR CAMP FUND Darien With Stolen Car gin» pick as yet. The outbreak of
. tmumps vvtll prevent the transfer of
’ i Gnm‘nt- sonny, of Astoria, t.. l., gave 2212‘,“ng ig‘mfngfi‘fdm“ "mmh'
'ltimself up to the liztrit-n police at ‘ Good NM '0' the‘Boyl
‘about 8:15 o’clock Monday nlzht.i The best news in along time came
claiming that he. had just stolen a to men yesterday when it was an-
t-ar irom Astoria, and that he wants-ti nounced that the turloughs' for
to be arrested for the act. When “Thanksgiving would not be from re-
told this to Constable Fred Schrader, trt-at .Wetlnesday to reveillle Friday
ts‘hcft‘ill‘s‘‘rit‘rrpetrfi‘tflidttilt“stirr‘rilgixpyver‘'“:23:grooming, as previously announcing but
November 25th, South Norwalk This all occurred on Monday nighthfmm \lttinc‘stlay noon to Fr 3' at
1, Knights at Columbus. will When Scully walked into the cafe 0!
a week's drive to raise their‘ the Columbia Hotel and asked the;
of the three million dollar fund bartender if there were any bum in
e establishing of recreation cen- ‘ "“
t the cantOrlnem.s and over- (Continued On Page Twelve)
One million'dollnrs of this —-———-——-—"'-
t has already been Tflifieil,‘
n httndred'dollars is the sum R“
has been set as their goal, by I
' al Kilisbts. modest amount; .
one thinks of the Liberty Loans,1
rose and Y. M. C. A. campaigns.‘ '
the v, M. C.’A.'and the K. oti ‘
mieh recreatiou centers for all , , , ___.._..‘
diess of creed. The. religious" ’, , ,,
of n'owi—cathofics J“ the camps Editor Lvemng Sentinel:
ppfled by the Y. M. C_ A,, thoge‘ May I give some, although inade.‘
tholics comprising about fortyfiunte expression of the appreciation!
ent. of the men in the service Mi b" the advisory. the executive andt
e K, of (1.411“, buildings will the publicity committees, as well as:
l." at allrtlmen, no private meet. the other workers in the Y. M? C. A
.war work campaign for the cordial co
goperntion and generous service of tho
:l-Zvcning Sentinel.
-——-—---—--—- ~ 3 Your contribution of valuable space
it'or notice or the Sunday meeting.
' FEET "f lyour publication of various appeals
land your report of the proceedings of
‘ ’tbe campaign were far more effective
, than a donation of money could post,
, _sibly have been. Your paper going
. » time the homes and business placesot
[Norwalk reached the people, and
:nwakenetl their enthusiatm and no
i the Price Has Increased peeled to their calm judgment of the, »
jparamount value of this service to the
Past Few Months .boys in khnlti and the sailors/in blur.
- i The campaign wasshort and inten-
'was stated bv Fire Chief Bo- sive; ”'9 people Or Norwalk respond 't «
"m ntornin'v: that Oscar Wal- i'd Wlih'C'il-‘il'a'i't-ri'ilic promptnesn and “
who as w“ 9mm in yesterday's generosity; our allotment was exceed
. oi the Sentinel. was a member of ‘
re department, who was injured:
' the i:ttvllfifell at the Congregaw
. chu h re. was not a membet .
M of the companies in Norwalk. FOUR SOLDIERS .
that be doubted if the man had; ARRESTED FOR
it. the tower when the bell tell aw
use. he. the chief, had been ini 1116‘ AY ROBBERY
""1 "0 11"“ 0' W "I“ 1 Homespun, sits... Nov. 21,—
‘l "r "‘9" and he knew nothing “ our‘ privates members oi the 137th
. bein': him. lie and that ‘ '
Pt: achine Gun Battalion. were arrest- ,
. gallon it wu {band thathl-
ed yesterday by the military police
h“ '9" ”‘9 “0"“! '1' near Camp Shelby and charged with
in It 4 o'clock. and tht toll! my” m, M: .1] "m.
as arousal and at with, so the
was notaabadlyhmum
nut-tinned oa-Psgo'rwq
as well as the police of Springfieldflhm
'set, bureau drawers being turned up
otograph Ta
oasis? -- .
fililll Al Hill, '
flflUSE RANSABKEB
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rigfiw
ilarrie A. Smith.Clerk
Assessors, Loses an :
ware, Money and J ‘
Thieves that waited until the t
gone to the Cement
church lire yesterday afternoon ran-
sacked the. home of Harrie A. Smith. 1
Elmer-est Terrace, between the hours
of 330 and 5, taking some silverware,
money and jewelry, the exact value of
which could not be ascertained'thll
side down in the hunt for small M'
or 3:30 and 53ng some silverware.
without attracting much attention.
Mrs. Smith left the house shortly
befire 3:30 yesterday afternoon. and
it is believed that a couple of men.
who the neighbors saw lurging m
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STATE orrtcaits
PAY Vtsrr HERE
Washington t‘amp, No 11. Patriotic
Order of Sons of America, entertain-
ed the state officers last evening. and
provided a good time {or all in at-
tendance. The guests included State
President 8, E. Cracker. of New Ha-
ven; State Vice-President A. O. B.
NEW mutt lliii
Tahal’laeeoflosm
M. S. Miller of Uniontown, Penn. had
been secured to till the position of
teacher of mechanical drawing at the
high school, a post lett vacant since
Joseph Sproule,
Anderson. of New Britain: State Mate.
son. oltNt-w Britain: State Secretary-
i-‘. A. Evans. of New Haven, and‘schooi that Mr. Sproule. did, The New
State (‘onductor F. A. Vergason. of York State Teachers College at Al-
Ail the vlsitom made bony, and has had several years ex-
interesting speeches-on thejork or patience. and comes here"hishir we
the. order. and there were piano solos ommended. i
New Britain.
by Mr. Anderson and others,
A tine oyster supper was served and will start in his career as a teach-
under the direction of Jesse and- or at the local hish 3011001 next Mon-
day morning. ~-
age. and it was greatly enjoyed.
ThewNorwailc Congregational Church in Flames _
ken During' the Conflagration
W
that subject, was taken in the draft
for of Forms A. A. Schipke. or Mert-Icontinsent and taken to Camp Devenu.
den: State Treasurer A. L, Thomy;Ayer, Mass.
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Rain tonight and Thursday; Warmer
mom
Supposedly lmpregnable Barrier Overcome—m
ills Now floped'iol‘alte important German
lime and llaflroad Centre-Wrote Trench.
.m Howling Strontium Most. weenie
» Blown-Thousands oi Prisoners Taken. ,
!German Submarine Sinks the Dan-
ish Steamship Adolph Andersen,
Killing One Man—Norway Sal
vageSteanierSterkhd'aerStrlhes
‘Mi‘ne' Near Folla .. and ”Teri Men
Were Drowned. ‘ '
illiiil Siliiiiill
Now at ‘Ayer—Will Start
on Monday
It was announced this morning that
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‘ LONDON, Nov. ale-The Hindenbnrg lino been broken to to
depth of tour to live miles, the War one. . '
Britishtroopsstormedtheiirst otthefiindenbnrghnedeo
lenses on tlsie Whottifnm‘thbrmflio Que-hum}? the Scam river.
Prom t. e to - ,
TheBritis‘lztuinhntryaadtanksWdonenggtnrodthe second
of defenses, over a miletbeyond. ' ,
'l'heattaekwasbegun yesterdaybythofhn'dArmy. There was no
artillery preparation, and the German! were taken completely by
former teacher on
'Mr. Miller graduated from the. some
, r'nie'wcond temotGermandelenses ' bytheBritish
Mr. Miller will arrive here Friday, in asthe 11'”!wang fine. no “macaw
vis, [Juneau Wood, hVacquerle,thedeimesllmasWelsh Ridge,
and Rlbecourt village. Their operations are eoninuhg.
Several thousandprisonmhavebeentsken. . ,
ThewholeamhnemottheMdnlordtotheBmm
Cambratroadhas capt . ‘
.mtownsotfiavrhieourt,karooing,6raineoartandhnnenx,and
lieu! Wood have been captured by the British. The British fought
their way through Conflict Wood. /
mummemsnlnhankynghmmandotthe attack-
inganny.‘ ' .
g.
thehourotassaultontheprinctpal
M
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drive covers apart olthe held oli'iast year’s oflensive
the Amsbattletront south of
strength.
TheBntuh
,ontheSommeandthesectionot
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