. i and aim shutout-moron
o so “and class Hotter.»-
uiii ii iii,
, PillltE Bills
tlioiii ‘ v .
ll Sillilt’
DESIRiliEI)
Faculty and Students Work-
: ed For Hours in Freezing
t' Weather in Efforts to
1 Save the Chemical Build-
l ire ' ‘
its Pliiiil ' w
l. -All_il_lil_$3ll.illlil
Police Commissioner Wil-
Transferring. 'Men From
Locations of Some Years
Post i
utilitililll
liliiliilllll!
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Eemporary Quarters to begFirst District . Residents
aerated and Worlg Go on: Coming to South Norwolk
.tthout Interruption i and Latter Mm (m up.
V lemmas. NOV. 27.~The (‘ht‘tliicalI town
Inhontory at the Connecticut Agricubl -
'UIUY ifutlege was totally burned lot "For ”I“ Purim“ 0f incli‘im‘“ t'm'
oily. won a. loss of about stomo‘30‘9""l"' "‘ ""
(filo temperature was '
fil’e degreeg‘ COmmlssioner William J. Moore gave
lint faculty and student bod}. by llard‘ lowing "shakeup" in
3m Administration building. “111...:le increase efficiency and others
long Was." fhératgntad’ pnsmgm (v, i. ‘ criticize him a great deal. The old
flaun- said after the a”. was “mm; system of police bellts was a good
[Mimi that no l’inle would be lost i-l _ one. and the present one which takes
phoneme a. temporary laboratory ma. meet this evening: mlly be better. and
hll'uptlon.[to-incidentally many pr”, people will not think so ll first.
.. law}. Belch received from.!llchard.51.l The following are the way that the
.3 Bowen. VChairniuh oi the State Court.I piitrolmen are located beginning this
3‘ l u£.OoloMe. a. letter expression Sit-i evemw I I
Inacmhdn of .the' Council for the ac! “m WW‘“!
I, too . the college. Home” in yam? Officer Page. 4 p. m. 'to 12 p. m:
spend construction work that out from 4 to 6 on traffic. and pan-oi duly.
'-,-nor2‘ee« may be appljpd to “'9' and twin 6 to 12 in the ofllce.
. hark, i Officer Raymond. 6 p. ‘m.. to 2 n. TIL:
,1 The 5“.» [03.4 fills "pun.”u- 5mm from 6 to 7. Wall and )itlin sli’t'cl“.
to Connecticut. 'li‘fllll 7 i
The Gur- was first noviccd h“ “to _:-.mi from I: to 2 in the office;
. italicize, community “'nll-hnmul’oh my
Wound rioOr or the laboratory. . H93 '
fails the. hell on, the administration. '-——————
_______ lllllllllsml Elihu
,itltlti’itl’li it , 3' [WM NEW lllilliS
é WNW” BEFENSE AssistantSecretary of State
EllUilllliiliililTE 3"
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{governor Sends Appeal' to
Those. ' Contemplating War
3 Activity ‘ ' , '
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l Governor Marcus H. Holcomb ilal‘
lulled ‘Lf‘. appeal t’othe people of
.} vljnecrlwl. to COIL-ill" the ("onnecii-
y'm fitrltt- (‘ouno‘li of Ilcfeur-‘r before"
pastel-Minn: any war a’t'lil’ifj‘ so that
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The new assiislnnt secretllly of the
the Capitol. in Hartford. llr. Morrr
schools.
pm; vim war. The appeal follows:
"On April 28. 1917. under DOWN'
simian mime by Chapter 44 of lht"
Tahiti» Acts. of 1917. l appointed the
grammaticut Stare Control of Defense ,
.t pron omation. with me and -
‘Iliv‘ direction to conduct. the piggiierOCKVILLE COUPLE
yiou or the War so for as concerns?
time delta and with pmvo'l' lo coopi
prim r/lrh othri‘ states tin-l ‘with tile’
' it‘llil'lll covertlzztznl"
Rockville.
automobile which
'.\irs. S. Hoffman of
ipunis of an
Lsiluei:
‘3 Lydtlzlll's
llhis town. today
liiartford hospital in a dying condition
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‘lziiiilllliliill 7
l ‘ NflWlNfliNlillili
inn-i .‘l
inn-4 andprcbzlliiy neither heard
.. . bsirnnl nor perceived the app
r the F‘Mrflt’ld County Farm Burcsurlasl running train.
in . mould its headhunters to Snaciv;
on . .mtl Well appointed roams in the"F ‘ ';
n-rr lwl once building on Main ormer Mama 1'
him-t. usnbury. a .is open for busi-i ‘ ge sues
marl u, the. new oration. The new‘
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meat at Washington. and with the
en! :ment of Postutetttcr James E.
(mil. with has been extremely kind
to furtherlus the’tioslro of the Farm
Burmese obtain'uusrters in the Post
(“lice Buildllui. .. .
, Wilma are, two roomhveilsbio. one
mole. will ones as a general of-
rht will no other it much larger
i mentioned up Pu. Nile)
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action.
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lianl J. Moore Signs Order
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lcol‘relaliyc elemenls of one and the
lclczlsingly difficult. position in which
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iany further Allied offensive in this.
i theatre ‘
. ‘ lb‘rent-h and- British have both dos-
”‘3303 ”‘3‘ P041“? patched large continents lo.ltaly.
“we. mar) . o » , . '3 . -'= .
. i and d hi-h ulnd blew. but “'1‘" h" “3““ ”'9 ”mesofige'lg‘egfl'; tinllance of their oflensive operations.
pftort hep: the flames from “.39!“an Some people agree with hint that it‘ forces. ”,9 slow 3.“ relentless “ml
l‘ofllmffl work may-go on without 1 "5 possibly will be. but a great many'
to '2 Wall and River iiil‘t't‘li-l,‘
and at Capi-=
‘ STRUCK BY A TRAIN
.llAthllESTER, Nov. 27.—-.\ir. and] W...—
°§;.°;: WOMEN uncut) TO
by a‘ Hartford-bound train all
crowing. two miles from};
were sent to the:
Dental Firm. For Wages.
humiliation olilce. ’ telephone is? .
I!!!” 2 Dr. 1. Hammond Mallory. of South
The dices were secured through (Nor-walk, brought suit in the Com-
”filli'fl‘ll‘l'! to the Treasury Depart-Hum: Plcas court today against the
Mallery Dental company 011041 Bur-
num‘avenue to recover {1.400, be ill7
es the company owes him for his
"loss as manager of its once. Dr.
flattery claims that. by the terms of
his contract, he‘wss to he paid 850 o
week. no my: the continuity refused
to pay him two weeks? mu which
become due on Oeetobor a! lost.
whereupon he brought the present
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out up Will
Spectacular Success Gained
by the British in Thrust
Toward Cambrai
WASHINGTON. Nov. 21.~~Ҥ'he
week Just closed has beenlone very
favorable to the Allied arms.” says
the War Department's official com-
.llluniqne issued today. reviewing mili-
tary otflrations for the week ending
Saturday. "
"The success of the British offen-
sive in the region of Cumbrai and the
steady resistance of the iiallans in
the fame of the repeated attacks of
the AuSirO'GPi'nlBIlS forces are two:
factors which may be considered ”i
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; “it is evident that the enemy took!
the offenluve l‘ll ltaly hoping thereby.
to t‘xil‘tlfliP hilllself from the in.
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liln‘ t’ot'cozl tlnrl lhenuelvep in the
‘wesl. Theoermall Higher Command‘
. Will“? a
ppareullfconlldent that. in or‘l
der to save ltaly from invasion. such
important contingent! of “curb and.
British 1001):; would be detacllot‘
impossible. Though the
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"lt is the wastage of the mom
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‘and sudden offensive thrusts. Which
must eventually result in the soften-~
in; of his line in the west. That is‘
the ultimate objective. of the series,
of intensive omenslveo so success-'
fully pursued by the sum during!
i the past six months. and brown moral
:iulpoflflnl than the soul of til-ruin. i
* “The military situation “domino
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enormous son
MOTHERS 00th: l
GOVT. WAR would
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Protection for mothers l-nulloycdi
‘on government war courmm is. r.»-1
commended by the (‘olumiitln- on:
LWonlen in luduutly of the Council oi}
i National Defense.
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its bulletin on industrial r:tantiard.=.l
Just issued. "shall be employed dur'i
,ing ll period of two months prior. or.
. two months subsequent in childbirth.".
l Such a prohibition is alti‘fld)’ in ef-:
i feel in four states Ln this coumzy bu'?
‘llO provision ha.» yet i~ctil mod» for!
lite core and support of workingi
jlllotllel‘s thus deprived of their Whites.)
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'lhis restricted ptritid hi3.) ’llltvt‘ n‘a-l
tel-nity insurance. according to oili-z
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éhilt‘nglll of both illolhcr and child. l‘o‘
fill the l'lliietl Slates, llli; u )i‘klllt‘ll'fll
.galion inlo'the condition of lfllbecllf“ “Wm” H i... being am.” is not“.
and dependent children. H" “1" “1"". bill‘i' in the I'llitell Status pain the al-
with Secretary Hine, have i'lll'lti sllp~ “mi countries, :0 softened "mefip
er'l'ision 0' schoolsrnnd M" assist in . iy the ileillth itnl'l Wellheinr; of women
iworkers now entering ln'iii.~lilt-:4 in
.,g1~e:lt,ly increased ulinlbe's. :tllll immem from Mrs. ‘de Snullea that she
contrbiile to ”if nation's itllllwiinlhas suffered considerably from the
power after its. well its (lllllltil there” during her three months’ mun-hp; Simms. of the. Episcopal Church. It
1 “‘ill‘.
. KEEP ON KNITTING
; il'.\SHlN(lTON. Nov, 27.— Another
warned] to the womfc-n ".f the country
‘Tile (TC-"Ring in question runs through ' -
3 , , - t he it ~ ' ~ l
the “OCI‘H_ but '5 protected by a bell golfing: gmafigigfi. 221:1];90'11” “a”
usual. .\ii'll. Hoffman wore ear mums ors was mad». today bv Secretarlcsi
.r. ”05”“ had his cap 0"" thiii Daniels and Baker through the Red
rouchin. Cross, where the following statement
g. was issued by th War Council:
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s and Sdii~
'. “Secretary tear and Secretary
lDaniels wish the people of the coun-
try to know that under no circum-
stances 'do they want to discourace
our good women fwrom knitting or
otherWlse voluntarily providing
thmueh the Red Cross comforts for
our soldiers and sailoru.
" n the contrary. both Secretary
Bs‘ér ind Secretnrv Daniels wish it
clearly understood that they greatly
appreciate all the yoluniitry efi'htts
that are. being made through the Red
Cross to. brlnl comfort to our light.
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intuit! Want Ads cremation.
Assoelnl iou provides i
give u biennial report In the bnflrdifill'llllitlt‘l‘nliv benefits includinjz "Urdu
in; weeknight“ trifle women of our y
countrv or ill put oilt: work. Tbey~ ..’ hm
reottesi the mwsmwms to give the' ! “M that
widest publicity to thlsexprossion.”
increasing Chadians and Warmer
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Blitiiiill Hills
Told Attorney Weeks She
Did Not Blaine Jprors or
Anyone Else For Being
Tired of His Questions
willful;
plum Hill
Could Not Recall Many of
the Happenings lante-g
diately After Tragedy
Ma—
llllNldOLA. N. Y.. Nov.
ant-a Ernsurtx. mother of Mrs.
lilanca‘ do Soulles, woe today expected
to take the witness stand to testify in
behalf of her daughter. who is on trial
in Supreme Court here: charged with
the murder. 01 her div’ced inbuilt,
John 1.. dc. Suulln.
Mrs. Erra'suris, together with her
other daughter, Amelia. sud her Ion.
William, came to New York from
erile on the first. ship available upon. “fly
hearing of the trendy I! do Baulles'
home near Waterbury L l., the night
of August 3. in the «vat of Mrs. do
Saolles' acquittal. the Wr and her
three children intend fl. Petunia
their Chile-m home, , _ ,.
John L. do mulienflr, a . r and
one-hull years; it won bet-lots {or
that y that impelled'the defenddnl to
go to her W husband'shomo on
the night of. the tmedy. attorneys for;
( They say. If no.
luuitted. Mrs. do Smiles uutomotically'
the defense claim.
will be established as the boy's only
custodian and guardian.-
Severul other witnesses will follow
Mrs. Ermurlz. ' The testimony eon
eerning Mm de Saulles' mortal condiv
tion now and at the time of the shoot-
ing it; expected to occupy considersble
time.
There was but c. fraction of the
crowd which yesterday jammed the
corridors outside the courtroom when
the doors to the trial chamber opened
today. Nearly all who..come to the
pluce gained admission. "
(‘ontrsry to predictions yesterday.
Mrs. de. Saulles was returned to the.
witness stand this morning for cross«
examination by District Attorney
A“ "‘“m‘w‘m “’“"“’“’~" ”W "“""5(:llarles n. Weeks. who is conduction
the prosecution. it was believed that
because of the defendant's physical
state board of education. H. C. Mor-lc"! t’ .~ . . ' .
rison. began his duties yesterday M:Yiflfmrmlg.who;'l:_(’p‘r0t;:t(:onl"1532::'condition a special concession of the
~ ‘ ' ’(‘Olll'l would be sought so as to post-
none her cross-ouestioninw some days
son's walk as outlined. river: hilllinlficrll full protection of .. ' ' '
. . . _ ll.l.lllelllooll .
' - , . ' . .. . . . - . « - u be
lchmge of Ih" evenlnl. schools. not-lnnmnhv faxnuws of mdugmlli workflq'irom‘ herlgrauelllng “Who rs on ‘
lltjllhschools. high schools. the count» stunt yes er 3"
erulion grant and ol‘thv elementary “mm, ingummlp bill “Him;
District Attorney Weeks has been
'-I by the} .
. . .o , is in he would not 3 re.
_ ', .- . Anlorlclln Association for Lelnl‘ Le; ‘ll‘llz‘?it::ssa’wh:e on the stand pf“;
‘ He is ale: to have writ-twin}! 0f,..-l-.lllon in t'uvollt‘lallon wllll lll' din-l ' ' ’
the country home schools and is to‘ Wm”. Medical
duty."
3 give her rust
Mme. an" t , ‘ ‘ _. , . ' ' ~ '
b- M" “Li; infill-canon. or effort may on mm...” rplanng to m». mm. of n“. ll-nl Mum“ .md nhqmm'l care M. “er-ks first question was in ninth) a...“
. '- '1. « a l?- ~-et) ounce of pow- , . ~ . ,-. .. ll .» . ‘ ‘ ' ' . ‘ ‘ " ‘ ' filo her closing statement yesterday:
9.. “w ,K , .3 3.. fl _ ,,l.~.~lstani i uetary. t ulll hale. we” flu Mu}. pq\nn§n'q i . ERVICE
it . I . will“: ail” ourhstn'e may be charge of n“, cemficatxon 0, ”,9 39...: “1mm“ i_l;lir‘n(;"” mm ”W“ llhnl she remembered gothiing :romdthe'UNION S at '
~' u i clent y tot c task or w“ . . , . ; ' ' 'i " i ‘ ‘ ' " ”time her fonner hull ant re us 0-
m ,otldnry school IPAPHEIJ, and muslin H... ,~,.3”.,c3e.l_ working "n.3,“! {m' — ody 0' their son “m“ she! OF THANKSGIVING
uwakened in the Nelson County lath.
:He asked whether she testified to that l
,cffect. The witness answered in the.
. affirmative. .
" Other questions brought a state-
lonmenl.
,time she has spent in jail
illails had
i
ciable degree the past few months.
Attorneys for the de
‘me diseu'se of the thyroid stand. by
of 'lhe trage
of accountability
shooting occurred.
After Weeks drew
‘Saulles a statement that it was ".lus
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ibaud," and a "sweet father."
letter was dang
.Psw just after e
1712. .
with me during thedilrth 01 our baby
'un. do Sloan sold. alter
(whittled all m ml
? llilill'l sullis
27.-Mrs. '
"lam him. Then when he. grows no.3
though it would be an unpleasant;
n eon had nothing to do with the deeds.
The defendant said she had not suit am, odd to tho interest of the ma.
‘ered any lapse. of memory during “19 . sion. luvitntions have been extend
M75. (‘19 33‘1"“ “id “9" ““3" and the Boy Scouts. Besides the con—
been “‘7" brittle and that. gregntions of all the Souzh Norwalk
her hair had. fallen out to an appre" churches.
fen“? maintain. spirntion that must come from a tilt.
the symptoms indicate the process of: log observance of thin
pothyreosls. with which she is claim !to properly
on .to bare been suiferlng at. the time Thanksgiving Day.
dy. and which is claimed,
to have been rebponsi'oie for her to so
during which . be
‘, from Mm. dc
ibeloro the war thc.ttlhe first heilettd
her husband was not ‘toltlliul to her."
he read a letter which the witness
identified so boring been written by
her, in which she told her husband he
had been “such n perfect, loving Tb".
is
South Bethlehem.
birth of their on, yum,
John 1.. do Baillie, In, on Christmas quilted of the
y .
climb-d hang for
v m 'm
ll. letter hid
mull WASTE
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'Money So Raised For Gov-
,ernment‘ Will Help Sup-
port Soldiers in the War
The government scheme to raise
'money that now goes to waste. It
lthrllt cards ought to istop some
money that now goes to‘wallte. it
will not merely buy uniforms for a
(load many soldier boys, but some
people. will acquire the thrift habit
who formerly could not save a dollar.
There are many persons having
ifulrly good incomes who, can never
' keep money on hand (0r regular bank
‘deposits. When the roll in the bureau
drawer gets up to 810 .or .320, theyi
feel rich. Then something comes to
their mind that they want. They on
'roll their.wad and their savings melt
.nitsy. They console themselves With
ilhe idea that next quarter they will
; do better. By that time new and um
'forescen uses for money have turn~
"N‘Jlli.
These people might easily spa
dollar a week though they could
never have 850 a year in lumps. Al
lit-ell for shows or tobacco or candy on
i le is for shows 0 rtobncco or candy orI
iother'superdultieu and they don't feel.
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begun only in life it comes hard.
The boy who becomes used to saitingl ‘
a dime or spatial-tor weekly out.
his little enroll! 3s doesn't feel coin-i
iortoble who! be Ills to do it.
sense of s little copitiil growing all
-lhe time gives him more Istlslsrtion
than the pleasure the money would
3o:
he does it easily. and ”earnings in-
,crease. his caving! hate-scaled.
The large success the banks have
{bed with their Christmas and new.
lion clubs illustrate how people can
Icqulre the habit‘. Now the govern-
ment proposes to make it easier than
Wer. You have not not to board on
a large roll of money. but simply
buy one or more 25 cent saviour
stumps with the loose change in yourl
pocket. and put it on Uncle Sam'tl
Thrift curd.
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'GUILFORD BOYS
ARE BURGLARS
(llYiLPOllD. Nov. , 27.—~»Leroy Holl'h-
kiss, an orphan. and John Cairlcglio.
18, both of this town, unexpectedly,
arresttcl last night. questioned and-
presented before‘Julllice Bishop and
then each held in $2,000 for cheer,
ing on Friday. are said to have told
the police that they Were involvedl
in several 'burzluries and a forgery.
in town. for which Earl Wilson was}
arrested and-hound over for trial. The;
check taken from the. home of Fredl
Morse. pf Mom and Laotian. until
cashed during September in New Hav-
en. was examined by an expert, who
claimed that the endorsement was in
.Earl Wilson's handwriting. Wilson
’said he was innocent. The laws now
under arrest told the police that Wilr
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The Thanksgiving acrylce at 10:30,.
Thursday morning in the First M, 1-3.!
Chulch will be entirely of a patriotic
nature. The singing by the choirs of
the four churches and Sunday schools
will be under the direction of E. J.|
" quartette of bracts instruments will
ed to theliome Guard. the Red Crops
The pubch are cordially
i invited to attend and «receive the in-
memorable
'3day. it is a patriotic duty-this year
regard and observe
DIXON FINED
575 AND COSTS}
in the cause. of Alexander Dixon.‘
charged with assault with attempt to
’ kill on lra Anderson. and carrying con-
cealed weapons, George Dixon, char;-
ed with breech of the peace and Ira
Anderson; abused with consult
saint m chooser! to simple assault
sud he no lined 325 had com on that
chum and 850 for chrryins concealed
'Goorx'efhnderm was so
chorus of breach of the
poses end In Anderson was fined no
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hoard yesterday morning
W in the dim town court
E Indus Valium Attorney 1. J.
. . represented the twoinlxm.
A
"luuli lull lotus '
HfliiE filIARll
Connecticut Guard Well Pic-3
imilitia throughout the country.’to‘
which is nag incorporated in the reg- -
re a; ular army. is announced in the "Amy
land Navy Journal" of November 24.
This national body of troops will in-
clude. it is said, the Home Guards of
”the various states and Connecticut.
one of the first state: to organize a
all' Home Guard. will contribute its
living is it mom of habit and if1 ll
Carter. U. 8. Cavalry. with rink otf
brindle: general. Colonel. Carter hos lenmity count-er attack at. the north-
The'sent out
questions to the
the different stolen and the arsenic»
tion of til; now, militia will but be
completed until showers to these
WNW
Petition to be Presented to
'which timeflgwlll be taxed that the
lcisco fast twin near here yesterday.
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itillllliil ENEMY with
. Alliiii ll “Billiiiitiiiloil?
[German Artillery Very so
i tive in the Ypres and Ver- " 3
idunRegionSandinFlan-
l Beet;
|H
tiers There Has
envy Bombardment
'RE-INHIRIIEMENTS "
French Wtish Troop. ,
Have Reached Fightillx
Zone orth of Venetiu
Plains 3 '
New Germdu attempts to drive
the British from their lull-litmus in
“om Bourioll Wood and the high
' . ground dominating the Cambni L. '
The new organization will he ’ der. , , ‘
he command or Colonel yet... 'reglou _ have. failed. (.enerd
Byng's men have repulsed another
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'NAllilNAl llllllll
pared For New Scheme,:
Says General Cole '
The formation of a new national,
site the place of the Nations] Guard.
0L3
“muhjffig’zmmnfipnt corner of the wood. There
turns much fighting Monday crowd. 3
‘Moeuvres, west. of the MM
Wood, and in the outskirts of
.. Font.‘ , Hummus—om
chat the wood and toward-0m-
" bhl. 3
German artillery, however, has, 3‘
been active in the’ Ypm and Ver-
' bdim minus. In Flanders the
British positions at Passehendeele;
the northern part of the Puncher
tidele—Ohei'tveit ridge, are '
bombarded-heavily by the enemy,
but Crown Prince Rupprecht, of
Bavaria, has not attempted infan-
try attacks.
On the right bank of the Meme,
where the French gained the first
and second German defenses on I
two-mile f rout Sunday. German ef-
lforts to attack have been checked
by French artillery. while the me
my guns have been bombarding
the new French positions. The oe-
have the latter purchase coal Which trvttyof’the “3.ng also has been
they will sell to residents of the Sec- “Ole!" 1" Belgium and 3110?“! 01
and District. only. This coal will be the Chemin-(les—Dames. ‘
brought here and be sold at the docks French and .Brifish soldiers
"“8"" "xi“ ““lfaded' - ' ll t‘lhave reached the fighting zone _ A
.. "m “cachet“; stamp of. the Venetian Plains .. an
,eclm lilal the Petition will lie pleutholtalipns in their brave defense 3
paced and will be presented betel-ongoinst‘jhe invading Australia'-
Very long and than the Plan “fl“ hmlnan forces. Between the Brent:
”med 0“” y“ 1 - land the Piavc, the Italians are
if n is “comp H m n w” "mm withstalldinm successfnliy'massed
that ill addition. to having docks, pnb‘; .
lic buildings. water works. an elec- Pm‘ml’ attacks. The, tnvadersolw
the defending
lric light and power plant ands lib‘tempteti to rush
HWY thf‘ dim“?! will 0ft" 8 {“031 yard lines on the left, ill the centre and
indium»; 20;“:qu ‘“ :hiia‘nfinlbfion the right. of the short front hc'
" ' "‘ I tween the rivers. but were outsh-
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«Continued on Pml’l'afll
lllll liltilllzl
the Second District Com-
missioner-ski ‘
Oh good authority it Will learned
today that a. petition is being'clrcur
lated around the Second District for
a special meetinit o! the district. at
district commissioners confer With
the electrical commissioners and
having municipal coal yards has been ,
advocated before in other cities. guard everywhere by~ the Italians. ,
British cavalry is now three and
““60“!- loncllali" miles west of Jerusalem
' Some ”"9““ “new that it wMidland is closing: in on the Turkish
ownhn coal yard. which it could oper- . .
Turks are ode-ring smile resistance,
those people who understand the buy .and are holding the Jerusalem-
tlle electrical commissioners them . ' '
. ~. ,' strength. North of Jatfa, Brrtllh
ls litll. doubt but wont it' would belpatmlfi have been driven Mk t°
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ALLEGED TRAIN {Milli situation in Rosina show!
WRECKERS ARRESTED. "
. [try is described as being on (b
HENRIETTA. Okla., hov. 21"‘Fouriverge of civil war. Egon. ()va
carried industrial Workers of the . . . .
World cards. were arrested here yes-inn. “Elfin“ continue and BC“?
P Petrograd are reported 5
in! of the St. La“! and San tw'gwmfi?tlc.atlfln by ‘m‘g g
in which time trutnmen were kill- “W 5 "' “”9“ ‘9“ "fi'
can .the wreck. ,3 lThe second army, on the Bunion”
co MBUS. Know Nov. 27,—- nort on front: has removed in
not many of the plans have met with!
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be a mm} ”mm for this diam“ m defenses from the southwest. The
pin land :4 h‘itnnzkd properly Lg;
ing'and.the selling of fuel. such as Schella‘m road to the north in
a success, 33 3 '
ithe southern side of the Main—e.
little improvement and the con-
men. said by County officers to have‘Boliilieviki government to ‘
terday-in connection with the wreck- and
ed. Obstruction-placed on the truck Pal” ofler 0’ “‘0 Hm
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tht railroad representatives here _ , agreed to the Boldctih
believe to have been Ill attempt to 4 .
wreckn St. Louis and San rancher. , , Myledged its support
er train south of here was dis- ‘9 extremists. . .
3 The American government hoop .
bolts abducts. some or which were mind the armistice m from
31h!“ from the tracks, lying on the WWW government, “d i
Thetrainwhsduewheutmmkig W750“-
md rails were found, but was rou- m it! thqulI'ed'PWIp i ii.
linden «pinks: is reported up .
ulna lute and was stopped. _
when formers found spike-J
i soul-meta The school.
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