AMIATED panes NEW. FROM ALL PART. OF fill
Wettinleuthmalkm
uranium taro
. 06:. u bound Class letter. ‘
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”DAY, '0'. 20, 1917
Generally Fair Today and Tuesday
it 0i ’0. Mill:
~ Gilli WORII
ll ARMY CAMPS
Lieutenant John Keogh Says
the Drive For Funds This
Week Should Be Support-
ed by Every Citizen
25 IIAIIAIIS'
Night—Total Dead Rea?
mains at Eleven I
lII’Jl SIIIIlIlII ENLIST V IEIINNEIITIEII WITII
‘ IN SERVICE NlIW BAY VIEW Iillllg
. ' ‘ ’
‘Ulfllcc to Get Good Pom-Belief That Attempt Wasi
tons—Norwalk BOYS Who.Z Made to Kill Pastor and?
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IIIIl IIEIII f0II
A'BOMB IIIIII:
The Milwaukee Police Frolic:
Explosion of Saturday;
Have Been Made Set-f
geants I
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Lieutenant. .lohn Keogh. of the!
Other Witnesses ' 1
MILWAUKEE. Wt... Nov. 26.}
-r-Twenty-four hours of vigorous in-'
vestigation by every governmental,
(liarternlnaters' Corps. of the United “Rm" ’W‘ failed ‘0 disclose ““0"“3'
H‘ates Army, arrived in South Nor- tion as to the identity of the per-
iwttlli Saturdgy night on g loan. of “-0.? son who was responsible for the es—'
wince to,- a Week. during which ”m, . plosion of a bomb whiih killed eleven
it: will try {several Important cast-r persons in police headquarters Sat-
'1“ the Superior Court. Bridgeport" urday night. Twenty-live ltalllus
and enjoy his Thanksgiving dinner “1' are under arrest, including Giusaeppil
town. i anuinni. the Italian who carried the:
in an Interview with the Sentinel bomb from the basement or the Ital-
I'l-porter thin rimming. Lieutenan'.‘ lan Evangelical Church to the pdtce'
'R‘eogh stated that Co. I. 304th infan-' staiion. :
cry, in which most or the Norwalk‘ The fact that the bomb had been:
Ills; litilllllii
owls lllllls
. or suullll
Gave Securities Worth $100; Buy “ml! INJURE“ FATAllY BURNEI] iGenera] Byng’g Latest Tli-
00010181.? Hugblfld With. Shot Th T; ht H ndiw Pl ' A d Bon UNI" LEAEUE { umph Described as 3 Mn: N
’ ' r i a s in .2 ' r
gate; Magiueme After and Colb‘gthes 5form to? tire llxil’ieng Heiruglothingi “WES WAR BflNBERT figflfa’g’gfli’zmu
Shreds ' 1 Caught Fire I _ , l G ' - ' .
llhlllllilflllflill
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IiIilIISII IIIO0P8 llPllIIIl
IllIiII GROIIIIII IN BIIIIRION W0 E
AND 00MINAIE CAMBBIA IIEIi'Illi
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5‘} all I0 IllIIIII
it . IIlIIll llll BESIIIIEI)
Pillllllii l llNNIlllllilllllllll
13¢;
While playing Indians on Saturday]. Jennie Lombardo, rig-rd 7. daughter-Large Audience at the Rat-3
afternoon at about :on o‘clock, 0‘ Ur. In drurs. Gincinto lolllbfll‘df),1 gent Theatre Enjoys High.I
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TIIE IIEI’lllVEII:
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Lived in South Bethlehem,1
Pa” Where Her Son Was'
Born
allb‘fwnA. N. Y.. Nov. 26.~-l'llon
the physical ability of Ira. Blanca dc
Saullea to face a gruelling examina-
tion when she, ll called to th- wit~i
nesil stand today depends the success!
of her plan for acquittal of the mur-i
aler of her fonner buahnd. Johui
[Anger De Smiles. one time Yale
football star and olnhmas. While out '
the witness stand. Mrs. dc Saulle‘n.I
it Is expected. will tell in her own’;
way it dramatic story of ludignitlesI
and persecutions, the story Henry A.‘
Uterhnrt. her attorney. Outlined in!
his address to the jury last week.
NEARLY III,”
NEW I’III
Frank Mllonik. of 187 Perry avenue,! Of 12 Laura litre”. died at the nor-1 .
shot bill brother Rudolph, through the: walk hospital. at 1 o'clock this otter-I '3' Successful Entertaln-I
right hand with a shot gun that be:noon as the result of burns that shei ment
had found while wringing in a barn received while playing around it bon-‘
nearby. Main front of her home yesterdayi
The force of the charge blew alLafternoon. in some manner her!
g
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l-Jchocs of lhe opera and
concert!
the clothe 0! the little fellow in clatheo' caught fire and before helpIhtngc of New York were waited into?
of
it i- region of all: stations"!h gig: boulddretlhfi :1"? she was so badlyéthe Regent Theatre last night and dC-ilm Guns and Mud‘ W.-‘
rifnflflfi o I” I W to“ c 41m“ N‘ can Wu regardedtlightcd a discriminatlng audience of “l _ MI
:body there. llll rlxhi hand meal? in hopeless. iler skin twaa bucti-‘music lovers and representative cit-i “I"! Captur ' a
'lht' t-ntiro charge of ‘shot and after tally ail burned off her bod wim'iz.“ of yomatk and l
:he was taken to his hon”. Dr. Rob, y t s is
the exception 1 h f t d le ' 9mm”:
it or er an gs. :liany people came from Stamford and
Dr: Robert ll. Wolfe was called to‘llrldgeport to attend the concert. The
the home and there attended to ltcrigrand opera concert was arranged un-'
as‘ best he could and then llild uheider the auspices of the Unity league
‘l'hlld taken to the hospital. wilt-re slugor Nurwallc for the benefit of the wsr
'sllflt‘l'i'f‘s In Europe.
(Continued on Eleventh Page.) I it wat- indeed a musical treat. such.(.'ambrui.
as Norwaik has rarely enjoyed. The
‘urilsltl who participated in the pro
Win Around Verdun
erfi Mi ‘Wdte ‘wns [ummoned land
dreased the wound. it is believed
that the boys hand will he saved.
The boys had zone In this old barn
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(Continued on Eleventh Panel
British troops have COM
Ithe high ground in Bollrlon W“ "
nd now dominate the region ab“.
This success came dc
Itwo days of the most Vietnam - ‘
2mm “,0 N we, ”um ing and its importance 1:de
:thc musical aitlstslidexew Yew-35"" Part by the fact "3“ 0".
Ithr talent displayed was of high‘cali- traflic southeast from Cami“ . 1.. .
be" has been Ilcilvy, the probe“ ,, .
The program was opened with “Whiting that ”H. civil “maggot; '
singing of the National Hymn by Mule. the town hurl been removed.
ll. lit. Hill A
lilillilllllll
,
lllvlllrusuu
‘lnys are assigned is still quarantln-j put in the basement of the church; Doubts that lira. de Baum yo."
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"ll on account of the epidemic of and timed, apparently. to explode.be able to bear up under the ordeal General 8’ ng a latent ll’l '
j 1
(comb... on la" Elm" was one of hard and heroic .\
i
amps. and an m i ty when the church could be res medl‘were r ised I s . - l "" . . . ,
gal! not (have‘btbet mivileteuorrzn-l to be crowded. and Wilma!!!» “Win toli’llllemj'dli‘ltahs: xfitfimh‘ M the 8W”! Nod”: Congrrgtl' AME Cm 8.“ ‘ i - im- h 9‘!” W t. .9. ‘, ‘
3-.ying the .Wyiug furlough enmity "tilted betwedn Rev. August it was said she hud steadily lost 'w“ Church ydtctiuy ”mm" This Morning and Resultsi ‘ Tm"! Amy’ Field ‘3” u E
Wanted meat of the men in osmp16ulllano. pastor of the church. and strength since her trial begun awnindm 1°“ H' Light, the chairman t "
it. appears that Private Feckland. oij
(continued on [till page)
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ll.i.ll.,vu‘ll—.‘ ,
' manhunt
War Relief Service Commit-
, tee Adopts Resolution at Representatives of Progres-i
Hartford Meeting
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some unknown persons, has caused,
the police to look to that quarter for
at key to the mystery. I
(Con'inueil on Page Eight.)
ago.
lira. de Saullcs. her attorneys say,
will tell the story of her life. briefly
sketching the first sixteen years prior
to her marriage to do Saulles in
Paris in 1912. following with details
of the indifferent attitude of her hus-
(Contlnued on Seventh Page.)
read a letter addressed to the church.
through btln from the National War
Time Council of the Young Ileu's
Christian Mention. “III: “In
church to releuo its minister. Rev.
John Staplcion. for a year‘s work in
the camps, in this country and
iabmad. in connection vlith the Y. I,
IC. A. work.
got the church business committed. '
Are Most Encouraging I
IN IIIIIIAYIlIN
; The K. of C. campaign started this
I mlmnghih earnest bilind will be con-’
rang out. i s week. Both: "
ECathollc Union and South Norwalk‘inziddgdapt'itrfpriirtlZln?eri(t‘iflenth:hitc:
Councils have teams out, all the menl- I tional airs and addresses by General
bers of which are working tooth untllnuflson pros; and Harry E. scodeld,
nail to sucCeed in raising the mom-yin service flag containing nine stars.
declares that the capture of he ‘ ,
Bourlon position “crowns a 3‘ :
successful operation and 0 ~
'wsy to the further exploitdbi‘
Iadflntagea already gniM"' . '
'parcntly the British
will push his advant‘ ”lb .
ther and besiegeflanbrfic,wis§n ..
three miles to the d; '.
I After rradlng the letter Judge
lulllllllls nil * ,3
Hill SIAT_E_MI3IIEEII!|]EMYH] llllll gm. “L031.”
mutt lllllli
ICU-"hm op levcath Page.)
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sivc, Prohibition and Sof
necessary to have Norvmlk go over'
the top a winner. The allotment to'
this city is 03,500. but Norwalkera‘
should come across with more than
this amount and undoubtedly will.
Committee meetings have been
held daily for the purpose of receiv-f
ing reports from the various men on;
I Oakes.
representing the following young
men: Tracy Ambler. Wallace Ack-
erley. Oscar Cinque, Clliford Jen-
nings, Francis Johnson, Frederic]:
Ray bieniheld. Edward Tink-
er and ~l-‘riincilll Wicks. was unfurled
by the members .of the Rowayton
Hose Company yesterday afternoon
’Bourlon village mm”
three titles inn-the W. but»
tling for theme-dune! it Q‘ .
the adjoining: wood. Severe fight.
ing contanuese' there and the Ge»
cil'orto to. retrieve the purifier; .
mans. Wtheir heat "comb.- ' 1. ‘
cialist Beliefs Meet-
Th“ publicity f'ommittt-e' for the —_ '
'Vdughterfi of ”N. American “mom, Representative men from lh.- ranks“
mm today gave out resolutions mm“. of the progressive, prohibition and
- l in the strata "may; in ”3mm“ socialist panics met Saturday in the,
i.,- the War gel-.1“. (~,,,,,,,,mw 0, ”,9 Hotel llcublein rathskeller. in Hart-
tt. A. it. at} special meeting, 7:... lord, iu discuss the merger ,of the,
r-soluiious on the protection of m. thl'et- parties into the new national
:i-‘ate and country from the activities party. Frederick H- Chase. ”‘3'"3”
'j .‘paciflata. 399:3, 'p;o,(;,:_,man anti of ill" new national party. presided.
"nemy aliens, are signpd by Elizn- and directed the discussion. in which
i no til Barney Buel, of thi‘llfleld, state about twenty men of the three par.
- cent, and Louise Lyon mum"... of ”PH tool: part. John Spargo of New'
Allis city. state rs-cord,ng ”ml-em”. York. a prominent socialist. was the
H follows: ' tplinclpal speaker. Among those pres-.
Whereas. Many of “at heard With cm were 1.. H. Trieschmaun. of-nllart-i
stiltroval the vigorous remarks N lord, naliozlal committeeman of the-
i-Oi‘ernor Holcomb of Connecticut vl'ogrettsit‘es; George H. Wilder. of,
mainst pacifists in "lid state at the Hartford. chairman of the prohibi-
iwcting of Ruth ‘Wynya Chapter, lion town committee and F. a mum
troughtcm of the American Revolu—
umt in Hartford. on November 17th. date for secretary of the state on the.
democratic ticket. I,
E. l.. G. Hobsnthal, of Manchester,
Vsintu chairman of the prohibition
c . part, who was one of the .score at
ALOI‘NECT‘CUT C0. ilhe meeting said last night: "it
.' [S O :was an informal gathering arranged
RDERED TO ' by the secretary of the new national
REVISE RATES;
marrow. Nov. 26.-A decision
(Continued on Page rum)
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(Continued On Page Twelve)
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MAY DECLARE WAR
': PHILADELPHIA. .V'ov. 26.—-Leaders
was rendered by the public utility
freight shippers in New Haven. Hart-
oommlsaion today on a petition of the
turd and. Bridgeport alleging that the
freight and extras rates of the Con-
necticutflo. were excessive and un-
reasonable. The petition was received
inst June.
The commission dude that the sta-
tion mice rates are unreasonable
and orders a Just and maul-u- rates
TURKEY AND BULGARIA .
AGAINST AUSTRIA, ,
wasnntoron," lav. as.—
Declarations of war against Au-
tria, Turkey and Dulguriu. Chat.
man Stone of the haste tank!
of the coal industry are optimistic“
with regard to the situation. ’l'heI
pmnideni of one of the largesianthv'
racitt- producing companies said 'to'
day that the situation as far as Phil-'
adclphia is concerned. would be noro'
mat were it not for the. fact that there
ill'(' so many delayed orders which
must be filled. "We will get through
the winter all right and nobody is
going to fletzc.” he said. “The anth-I
racito mines are producing more than':
ever before. if nothing goes wrong.
at the mines and if the people are‘
gll'u'n coal as they need it and no
more, all will have enough to keep
the war. Concellntion of the priority
order Nov, 70 will help conditional" i
Altoona reports that shipments on
of West Hartford. 3. ’rccent andi" the Pennsylvania Railroad have in; tlon being made by Mrs. E‘ C' Hunt
creased trenendously within the past:
:week. From 2.100 to 2.900 cariouds‘
of bituminous are being sent through:
the yards there daily and there lsl
now no shortage of cars. Some dil-
culty is experienced. however. in get-
ting coal trains into the main line
and free for movement, due to the im-
mense amount of other tau-c.
WAR LEGISLATION
Hill} IIIIISINli ‘
the diifereni teams, showing the pro-f At 3 o'clock. These. nine men were
Whitlineaueall to the security I
.gress of the work. By next Saturday‘formarly members of the lime Com-
evenlng, it is expected that the man-'93” and they have enlisted and r8?
ey raised will go ahead of the amount resent “party cvery branch of the ser-
needed to make up Norwalk's allot- vice.
ment, but every penny counts and A paradn was held yesterday after
none of the money. whether the fund noon headed by the nowayton Dru- “ pound intact.
is oversubscrlbed or not. will he want- Corps nnd ‘hp Sunday School; slit
Ied. but will no to a worthy cause. h v lou hurches W
People of title city are asked to git-:1: gilt: trillighesflig Guider'n m “"98! mumps“ 0' Qucant.
N prepared to meet. the workers and thence, hack to the Host Con- In six days “011"“! BYBK "4
when they call. or better still, don't nanv’s building. where a m- of the Third Army have broken M'
mm for them. but man your Check WWW“: “"3 ”"9 “W‘- n‘“ nmlllindenbnrg line taken a score
to John F. McMahon, treasurer. and B. Anderson of the W‘Yu. 3mm, '11 “i the do . . »
:tbo amount Will brcreditcd i0 "l0 Church. was in Chi-['52 0‘ “"4”me ’59“, 980“ t . mm
.ll'espectlve teams and the receipts which emu“, quite a patriotic feel..posltion west of Cambral and om
ranterritory equal in area to M_
Cullen} ,prn-rd hack the. Brit“ -'
“film of the village W
W'Byng’s melt withstood» .
tab on the wood and hold lb 7
There ab
“been heavy fighting west ‘3'
llNlIllIllll lull
At twelve o'clock yesterday. the
scnice that: of the Congregational
Church. of South Norwalk, was vprot
sentcd to the church and dedicated
as it swung from the tower windows
of the church. The Sunday school
and congregation of the church
crowded the main entrance steps at
the. close of the morning service and
were led in singing the Star Spang-
led Banner by the choir of the church“
mt you. Everywhere can be heard lng among the residents of Roway-i
. . . . raise of the good work done for the > ' ed ' 1]; first three months‘
’[the flag was then “(sealed by the p . ton. flu in ,3 ,
“”“m' "‘9 “mm.” mm“ ”"95 “‘txgfioiioihfoi‘é'i'fitiietgiognifiimci ' ' Ithe drive in the Ypres salient .
the church.,the speech or sweaty! and "Over Them" IGALLAHWR SCHOOL Nearly 10,000 prisoners. 100 ill-
CADEIS DRILLED and much war material have been
captured. More important stil ,7}.
The second weekly drill of Captain probably is the ”further explortl-
. E. B,-'Gallaher's military school for . v,, . Field Marshal}! . .,
civilians was held Saturday afternoon "on to "Inch it.
nu Lieutenant Eugene Kaiser. a prom-
:inent member of the Masonic order,
Iwriting to a. Catholic friend. warmly
praised the work being done by the
Knights of Columbus at Fort Riley.
lnglou. president of the class.
was received on behalf of the church
by Judge ll. Light. chairman of the
(Continued on Eleventh Pane.)
’__ Kansasa in their l'r'lejcrentionhcenters.‘in "m “Wm,” Armory. and was at- refers in his congratulatory “
He pa: ' 1° '3 ! ute to e eq“""itt'lnded by more than' one hundred sage. . . . ‘
FOUR ACCIDEN'IS .__._. ‘men. Captain Gnllaher was in charge.; . Around Verdun, the pivot villi
0N RAILROAD WWW“ °" “7'"th Pace.) and he was ably united by Sergeant o“ the Gem“ line 1,. m
Plunkett cf the United Sites Army.
The class was divided into two sec-
there has been fighting in whit
lion's Saturday afternoon. for the first “Winn" 1“" been View,“
DANBURY, Nov. 2s.—r'our sect .
time. The first class drilled from 1 After repairing a strong Germ
Iluntw of minor nature tolNew York;
IIIlfiESIIPPflIIT FIIII ‘ -
New Haven and Hartford trains. mil
until 3 o'clock. and the second class attack on the right. bank of it.
FOR CONGRESS
blocking tracks. hard occurred in this
WASHINGTON; Nov. 25,—Coutiuu-i vicinity within a few hours. The
ed stupendous aDWatlon bills and breaking of at Journal of a his!"
other war .‘glnlltitm will feature the car caused a derailment near 'l'ovran-~
legislative program of the session of tie, hetwm this city and Waterbury.
Congress. which is open Dec. 3 and this morning. blocking both trucks oi
PURPLE cuss Bill
Mr. Ganung‘ Wants Names
probably run on until autumn, in th ‘ the Hi bland division until a wrecker
opinion of leaders here today. In its: arrived8 from Waterbury. A mound of A“, Wk“ [from his
wake of these right of way mm coilisl'ou of freighta near Green Hav- Willy In Semce
ahostofotberuofdomnstleeouueru. ea. N."Y.,'un tbecentral New lug.
the second class. and thirty- four re-
cruits drilled from 1 until 3 o'clock.
Between the two drills. all to! the
members of the school listened to a
tell: on "The Lewinuachine Gun,” dev.
ilvcred by IAeutenaut Baggy. Lieu-
tenant ‘Dasgy has recently graduawd.
from the United States school of ma-
drllled from it until 5 o'clock. Seventy”: m
eight men participated in the drill of .
near Hill 344, the Proud!-
atticked the enemy on a front 1"
more than two miles in the so.’
(region. They occupied the I":
and second German lines and cap;
more than 800 pnsoncrl.’
. Lake Cards to the A‘F- .
riatie' the Italians continue to lake.
Relations Whirl-Indu-
dny,seem" , ,m
tosimglifyssuuatisuaswsnsm-
"Wcmiafactflmidhsfl‘aew
Eatwar with Wallis."
Hr such servicemwlli-stesceed
use murmurs-stunne-
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like prohibition and wot-n slings
w1l be prosecutor mm
annulus already here lu'
adeehratioa of .
-Irnanv's afiies.A'
due
line. and the bmkiul of a lot!!-
near‘ the same place causedtvtwo
night. Today tho-
locomouve'lu o
(invading Andre-Germans its,
liudmg' “-1”?! ,
break through the line m '
. ‘1
. c.
g;
M this time much Wk ll be"!- chine gun instruction. at Utlca. N. 1.,
and is thoroughly versed on the sub-_
lect. ’ I
Twelve members of the Gallaher Bat-
terv' were meant Saturday afternoon,
and these men assisted in drilling the
clhscs were put wash
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