it.
'10 NEGOTIATE 0N.
t ALL FBON'I‘S FOR
I MEDIATE ARMISTIC
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 28,——
Sixty-three men are missing in
‘lthe three unaccounted-for boats of
ithe American steamer
reported yeaterady tor
’m D
‘m ,a German submarine. The Navy ’5
I6 Washington Street .
m 3official report says one boat With
twenty survivors landed at (‘ape
and adds
' ll'iiiisterre yesterday
Inothing more to published ae-
go Plateau, iii tlte l’rimolano Battin
_, Murphy will he held mnmnowtoday'u Italian official statement,
. .
I News counts of the sinking.
I
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- ,at the north of (‘ol tlclla Berretta,
in: from the home of his sister l"ourbatterica in cit-operation with
l . . . . .
‘diflerent complexion on the stt- “mm her hubflnd, Joseph Allen,
I . Theat- fresh troops iillllle- has been evinced in certain circles in
,diately counter attacked and the NM.“ “we 3.", Allen i. we"
eta/eon, l
oed by I
the great total of prisoners taken
ainee General 'Byug atruck his
telling blow last Tuesday."
The arrival of a large body of
German reinforcements put a
l
nation.
fighting through the streets of
‘Fontaine took oil renewed vigor.|
The weary Iiritish retired isome-
what in tlte fact- of this onslaught,
selling each foot of ground, to the
enemy at cruel price. The west-
ern outskirts of the village were
reached and here, according to Iat-
est reports, the battle continued.
I Some interesting facts were
made known today concerning the
Iffllllollr; tunnel trench which the
‘British now hold in its entirety
{northwest of Ilullecourt. Part of
this lindcrgrmiud fortification was
;captured iii tlie'lighting previous
collectedand sent back to swell WA], '7'
IN DIVORCE CASE; AN ENEMY ALIEN
NEW YORK. Nov. :8.—Two men
were annealed here today charged
with impermnatiug Department oi
Justice Agent- and with attempting
to nwlndlo an enemy alien under,
lhreata of interment. The prlaonern
, are their name: in "John Lloyd» at-
known. 10" h" alnxinx. I tor, and Edward W. Harris“. clerk.
Stirs. Allen was granted a divorce The arrests were made in the Hotel
from 3". Alien um ‘1, also allowed Navarre after a guest had notified
”0 a w,“ alimony “a the custody the police that one of three men in
. the dining-room rewmbled a trrtton
0‘ h” "V" ""1"” children. Th. name who hail ttwiudled him in Buflalo last
"I hire. Beatricevllrawn Wail Whilflu" February. “iii“! lllt? ”"89 Weft"
ed for "Jane Doe," the name given the attentional by Ill-e police, one or them,
t-orerpondent in the original com- l-lrnetttI Karl. aIGeruian, gave llr or;
plaint. No oppoaiuon was offered to Efflzlglporzn'flws" "" which “1“ ““02
the arantlngof the decree. The cott- Karl eaid that he had ruppoaedl
7‘9 W"? married .\'ov. 29' 1901’ “d Lloyd and Harrigan wt-tr guests of:
have two none. The incident which the Department at Justice. He taidl
ligand mos: pompiwomlv in the “up that representing theitiaell'eit as auctm
. > . they had deia'md him at the hotel?
- . ' r . u (lot .
“a“ "a"! to have oceu red I the last night on the pretense that he
«oh Inn. near GrePHWICI‘v "he” “”- lad violated {tart-at illit'n (nemy l'l'g"
All?" f’lfllflll‘d '0 Ila"? "Wild and 3‘“ \tlatiovnt and war liable-Ito interni‘nt I
Considerable interest in the divorce.
proceedings brought by lira. ladle
Franklin Pierce Allen of Stanford,
120MB, Nov. 28.—"On the Asia-
' . funeral services of the late Wil~ Iand on ”I" Ml‘l‘ll“ “an 53)"
.v. I?! ‘-_I.I.,I m i’pring strut.» “no" lbombfll’tllllt’llt llilllllh‘ have eurrltd
t will, be made in St. Mary's cem-
ry. .
, ._ HARTFORD Luucu
flpecial turkey dinner 75c.
In. It. ll. Jolli'lt of 32 Flax IliII
, entertained the Endeavor Cli-
. of the King's IDaughters of 4.:-
t ntoun ‘(anKYt'giiIIOIlal church yes-
day afternoon at :2 o'clock at her
it e. lloutlne business canic before
at I ntiat' I f the on ”K lto lltc t'atttbrai‘puah, bttt a large
'0 ("I II'Q,’ ' '0 IS (I ' ' '-: - . '
. ’ §portioii u as taken last week. l‘he
. . t m \ ~. . . .
l") :Ij‘f'd’” """N‘l and "' I ' ‘ tunnel. which \\'il‘s‘ll|llll by Ilusstatt
nul’illl'VlfllV Y\iov "8 —l“ourtt-t-n,I’FN’IH'r" “I“: a "I‘M amazing i
‘ " ‘ ' " . lptcct- ot’ wot".
er of I bill) tons . .
ii ' ‘ ‘ "‘i l'ort' t'ct-t deel El r'ucea '-r-
ltitlil ions were sunk bv mules or: . “ . . 1' It " . “l l
l l. ,' lat “ k ' I u” ““"Idrtvcn nito it every thirty-live.
l. t .- . 1... I ‘I" -‘ r- 0. -
liitllilfluii-li-'l:l\ ddtiiir‘tltv istatt-ttit-ttt lyIztrds and 'l-‘il'uml’s “gift?” ”I“ "“'
Ii u I 1] N 2w IllIl'" 'I'Iti ' is "IIIII'I‘ place \l'llll electricity. The
ss ct l. c ,.. s .' i . . ,_‘ . . .
increase-of four vcsst-lsintlte Iarg-ihmml “M ."mm' at "mud“
, ,,,v W W”. ”H, ”mnhcr rc ,tltroughout llh length. but the
1” :“lq’ul‘k .' l] ' "II. it Illl iliritlnh quickly discovered the
, . v I t .' -- I ' .. . . . .
por ti Mill III as in x I MW”... “In.” pwpng m ”H. "In"...
t
tuallv did find Iwr husband and Mrs.
Brown. t
Mrs. Allen at the time her husband
and hit: inamotata came into the din-
iua room of the hotel waKIooking the
other way and when Mr. Allen and
Mrtl. Brown came into the room a gen-
eral recognition took place and their
followed mutual recriminalions and it
lit said on good aulliliritv a hairpull-
Int: match.
lira. Allen for a long time bad fol-
lowed her husband and lint. Ilrown
around Stamford taking one or the
other of llt'l’ minor Mills with her in
Ilt'l' travels. '
MESSAGES or
THANKSGlVth
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(Continued iron. rage One) i
pants and tumor»: 'oithoul utilitbt-r.
Monsll'lhin Illl. While and .blue
alienate“: ril't'ltllt‘d though the hall;
from “all to “all. and on the uv-l’
side of the :tiuto'rr thc uord "Wu-l;
ccntt" it. bin; 1! in electric Iigltls.‘
Au Amerctu "a; of gigantic III'OIIUI"
Iiilnn was draptd lil’lllllfull)’ on lliei
“0'51. mill at tho- It‘d”, and War; .1
magnificent decoration in itself. :
The big affair was ofllcially opt-nedi
at it o'clock with the raining of the col-
.tiy enllated in the electrical tn..\vltit-It opt-tied ils/Qt'ssioii iii the
of the aviation corps wouldv'l'ltcati” Victoria here today. The
W Fan i-iloeum thi» morning {uranium-nth)“ is being held under
, Antonio; Texas. where m, will m ”be auspices of the National t'om-
tioued ,mittec of Young People.
"'I'TAWA, t)tit.. .\'ov. L’h'.
ill,
The
__
—-"Tliit4 in a Jewelry Kmart." , . .
Ill today s casualty list:
‘ ~— Killed in action:
Neda made their first appearance ”annml “mm
“c" ""“~““““°“ "3'9””. bl", nitrt'tsu tuzAnotf.tlt'ri:tts
M ”We ”a“ WWW“ ”‘9 l.\' l‘llASt'l-l, 'rttm'tay. Nov. 27
. . underfoot they hetnought them Ill." The Associated puma.) ~
on M “I“ ”mg" and I‘l‘rcl‘""“Il)t-spcrtttc and sattguiuary tight-
'M”' IIIIL' has been raging iii and about
lt‘ontaiiie .\'otre Illtiue ain't? dawn
”P'l'cevThulw “”1”" 3 “I'M" today. when the British again at-
“dflme performances and ”UN" tucked the strongly-held village.
I" “m” “"1. 8mm" In France." 'Hhortly‘uftcr it o'clock it appear-
— cd that the qtssnultiug infantry
L “whims-i” ”’0’,“ on Franklin had stormed its \\'ll)"lllI’tlllL’Il the
1“" "0" Washington "'9“ ‘0 ”'9 village III the face of tremendous
~‘ ' l ”I "‘9 Franklin street itehool by machine gutitirt- built from the
= number 0' small 310" ll“ evening. houses of the hamlet und‘from Ito
M finallv “0‘ 3° l“ the "W 0‘ “’M' l‘htlit' “'mlil. to llll‘ Nillllllulfll. Five
”‘8' ”1’! I!“ '0 I” ”“5““ “1’ htludrcd fit-l'ttiau prisoners were
. 0'" ”WY i‘ofit‘llnfl PM“ taken llh‘lllt'yt'ttl‘lj' II'IIII'~ oi" the
- “—— tigbtiug. ,
“—‘IJ'M “Wk '0 Pal personal IM- ’ ltatt- this afternoon the titsrtnaus
Illll‘l'il'tl up two new division»- and
'th t-vt' IIII'III in for El counter at-
i'clt along the Folitninc-Hourlou
Vood Iilic.‘ The lighting which
illowt-d in l"lilllllllltf was even
II” more .Ititlt-r. if possible. than
[l‘e'tlilill which occurred itt Illt' first
Mush through lIl" ruined Illilillt'l.
, ‘.\t latest reports superior“ lllllll—
——-l-'alnce Theatre todav. :1 round?" llers ol'eltctity itti'atutl'y had pushed
‘afldfll‘llle iV‘YVOMBM'W and "UN" the Iiritish back through the vil-
Ot Start! and Still)“ in “31'0"" Itigt- again to the ti'estcrit and
' northwt-tscru outskirts. but the
mihir ithapter, 0. F, 3.. met last. llillilt‘ ~li|l continued with tilla-
owning and talked over routine mal- butcd fury.
tern. Quite a number of glasses 0! In the meantime the Ilritish llllt'
Rutler Lodge, No. 97. I. 0, i). I-‘
met last evening as usual and div.-
aned the trip - to Danbury whic
my made on Monday eveningga
.'which time they Vien- the guest
Ibo mnbury Lodge and worked
are there.
Jelly were brought hv the members. running around llourlou Wood‘
M glam of jelly will be sent to to the northwest was sustaining
an, various soldiers from Norwalk a heavy assault. The enemy ap-‘
'.]lflilrl'll to be determined to regain
'tltia important position i it were
Whanner Hakery will have cake on humanly possible. '|' us whole
”filthy. front from Fontaiite to Iiourlou
village was the set-tic of fierce
who are in training camps.
1
Korwalk Lodge, No. 709. B. l’. 0. fighting, which at many places
E. met last evening and finiithen ways at close quarters. The Brit;
1 plane for the dance which will be ish line about 'Bourlou Wood is
W at the Elkii' Home on South Main ,still intact. . ,
street. this evening. There will be a. The attack on It‘oiltainc .\'otrt-,
'flg time there then and a large at? Home was begun with the, assist-
fendanco is expected. The Sterlinao,ttttt~t- of a very heavy artillery bar.
Indium orchestra will furnish its no rage'ttlttl throughout the morti-
.31 gm mum, ,ing the Ilritmh gunners maintain-
" 't-d an intense fire against the tier-
—-Palace Theatre todav. 3 complete luau positions there.
following American name appears
It], .I. lltii'tts,.
The onrush-I
9 meeting. "Vili‘l hi?” \{xliltlllli‘tld' x\\tI':;l:I::::iI and they were l‘t‘llflt'l'i‘ll IIst‘It-as.
__.. .i. -4.‘ ‘ " -" i v” .t t s . v
- ilanntr link" 7: :7— ll hiil'tt rulu- on should break relations with tier:I “1““.an I'll!" . .‘th'll' \\
:‘ufdnyI malty was llll‘ question on “hit-bk, ‘I 0" FAX.“ h I"“‘j‘IH.‘-
opinions “m.“ to [w Voiced by ”wIiItItIt. -l \ Iiliy lIItc Associated
Word watt Filth—thine yesterday illexttltcrs of the convention .‘lffttllii-ii ,‘I_”',’I'\ ‘I‘lulfhitl'nlhl'l liiltgiul
moon that Earle Coleman who r... lll'ililllill'lll ltit‘ll ol' Al'llt'l'lIII"i I ”n“ “ N” pill M l l‘ “' l'tll‘
,tht- ltcst (Illtllt'l' t-ver served
inn army lighting on foreign soil.
’Iu every little village in Frilllt't'
Iwhcrc American troops are slit.
.tioltcd the culturally t'tmkx Iwgitlt
‘tnttkiug cranberry sauce and lay-
lug out great piles of plump tur»
‘kt-ys. stat-ct potatoes nild- livery-
‘thiug else that goes to lllillit‘ up at'
real ’l'bttttksgiviug dinner. There
is Hot an American Mtltllel‘ who
will be Ill'llltll' to cut to his full
Icuput-ity. except for it I'cw just atr-
tl'ived and some ofi'it-ers Who are
llikelv enough to be stationed in
liilll-llI-ltlo'dl‘u)’ places and 'viug Ill
hotels. .‘tw many of these pow.
faible have been invited to tlli'MN..
iii” the wood-cutting ramps lost'
iii the fill't'\l ol' h‘itllt't' III|\'l' had it
gsliurt' sent to them ,
’ALIEN BARRED ZONE EXTENDED
|
' NEW YORK, Nov. 28.-—lzlatennio.v
.for almost two miles of the enemy ill-
ien'bnrrcd zone along the East Sliver
,wnter front was put in operation to
day by l'nited states Marlthal Mc-
(‘arthvx Ilo~ announced that Illt‘ mew
surv- Iiud been taken because a great
quantilv of bet-f for the Entt-ntt- .tl-
lien in prepared in slaughter buttons in
that section oi llu- tltv,
The marshal estimated that about
3.000 :tlicn enemies either or.» employ-
t-tl or live in that. restricted zone;
ll ted States aoltlieril formed the
outer :uztrtl ill the Chelsea pier; on
the ,North River today while police-
ttr‘n' ucrc the timer guard. Sliullnr tir-
rougcntteitta u-ert- put in fort-t- at tho-
Stttttlieru l’ti-clfic docks,
WATCH OUT FOR SPIES’
uosvox. Nov. 2s. -rtacamu quol-
tlie definition of treason ntid wi-‘ninfl
the people of ilostou to be ("I the
watch for German spit-2i and promi-
zandists. are to be posted conspictr
ottsly throughout the city by order of
lirizz.-(lcnei-al John A. Johnston, Com-
mander of the Department of the
Northeast.
ing the :vnnouncentet todav, Iilldlt
"Watch for the acts of alien ene-
mies. tt- <llSIllt'ltlllfi. Do not trust
any stranger in \our midst until vou
knhw that he is porioctlv all right.
Report vour suspicions to the. United
States Marshal in the federal buildinfi
Immediately and the government will
do the'rest.”
FRENCH AM
nunuc: DRIVER
(lencrttl Johnston, in mnk- _
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ors, by a color squad which consisted;
MESSAUES 0F of First Sergeant Inkiyan, Corporal
THANKSGIVING Plan, and Corporal Itrownt-Il. While'
(Continued from Fit-at Paul ”W f'OIUI'u' “up being rain-d. the or-
chmtrit pittycd "The Star Spangled-
"Illl'li art" Willi"! ”Val" ”‘3' “I’m" flaunt-r." and the e'tlYIre crowd t-ttluto-d
“"‘I J""'“"' "If“ 1”" , the banner iii-i it was slowly hoistt-d ln'
I'Orilllltl:~it'l"‘rl‘nl'rfll my!" ‘1. i
the imttplc oi Illt' I'nltt-tl h‘laleh l" [to I "m'
should In thankful that the war is After this! impressive ’trpentiig ecrov
not being nailed on otir chores and mmy. It was "on with the dance."
”ll" "“1"!" Immlw' AM" "mi AII‘H'H. and 1h:. good time was of! to a llyinx'
nrc raiagcd. no for hart invaded our t I ,
country, ottr t-ttiett have not. been der- " “r ' :
ttotcd and our pvoptn all about Illl'll' The hall at this llnlt' was a hand.
IlllNlllt'r’i and live at ptat- -, in plot“) tullllt' IIKIII. ('osl‘umctt of all colors.
""‘I 3" "“"II‘V- , "shapes. and charm-or were worn byi
St-vctal oi ll ' utossttzt-s ctttphaaize the WWW “. I d I” m .« ,|t
that the All'vrtcan people should um ‘I "L ' mgt “' I ‘ vtvn .
«tat-r it In a hit-um: to light it rilthte- red» whim. yellow. purple» and
(tIIiIi war for Ilililtr'l itlettli and Edith! green» won the qult'fir bite of khaki,
I-. Stunt. Ar‘lIlnl: lT'l'lt'llll‘l'd‘ll "H" and tllll‘v drab uorn by the ,toldlo-rtt.‘
nicrcc. says tiat to wrong oer can _- . .
a 1 a .
my”. truly all" thanks. in n) if whom vtert present in uni
"He may gloat «ivy-r hi.- hzti'bol'itit's form. Th" navy boys must not be left
iIIifl t'l'.lllt'ii, but thanks to the (live: out of the picture, as there tiers»
of all KMNL :n lhl‘ nIztnoIIoi [:9 I’LIIIIW' many .lurk turn in attendance.
‘--' "..|' to. .
lilo: .titl:~itllr(ill.ld "n m ‘N " ' (nmhinett with the handsome decora-
." m, mt-in-ured our national mp”. lion» of the ball. the colors of the dart-
iugs by th'- iitzuerihiistlc standard of corn contumrit went inform a hand
physical comfort and prmpt-rlll'. aortic and joyous night“
which has been lllvrl't'rni )l'm‘“ "" Later in llw cvcnina. a large dete-
potrnt in our thought as a people," ' .
any! Sci-retary Lansing. “the ttbtlex- lfllltm 0f aoldo-rt trout (amp Dorcas.
mm... of Tunnkmtymg my tits arrived at the armory, and were ad-l
"l'ill’ n.l-:I:t M't'ln alums: a mockery. mun-d f"... of charge. Any man in the
"W W" "'l' "“3"“ ‘I ‘" m" "“"" 'M' uniform of tho- regular army or nav!
tint-live and terrible war of all fillies. . .
Inn :1 new conception oi: national ”f m". l ""P‘Iflfllt‘n was admitted free
blushing has come II II" \tiu-rjrrtn laid evening.
people; a f‘t’ltlt'vllllutl 'm \l'lllf‘ll the 3H...” augmented urchetttrn furnish-
sptrltual its t-xaltt-d ilIlilli- Illtl uzt. rt ”1 excellent niunlc for dancing last
in], in which tho life of the nation i- I
"In”; Him”. ”1,. “5-. "f ”n. indivi . night. and the musicians were sealed,
IIL'IIUHilt'tl platform
dual. .\'o L'I“ alt-1' ltlev : it: could IliH't' "n it (amour-l}
(muo- to lill' It public Iltttlt Ibis it‘d'ilir He noutll “we of the hall.
:
Ilurlcsou
cnilll: lo the fttct that patriotism is At midnight a buffet lunch “I“
more to be prized than “with." .
Secretary of Labor Wilson. who ““7"“: and dililt-‘Illg then continued
llitH just (‘l‘tltixit'il the continent. lwlw until a. II] A not her of extra
laraphtd rsom Portland. "it. that "ii: dancctt m-rc enjoyed, after the regular
tlle nil-lid of MI diminish) of ”two .lnt program had been completed.
Yin-owe. behind all differences I tlnd Th . I l I I
it (onmtond and complete devotion i'i ’ If" "I“ ""1"". committee
this t-Ountry. and an unqueotionlng do; f'htll‘llt‘ 0! litl‘l nuzht'il ivltf‘f'l-Allllll nt-
votion to the aims of freedom and fair count-tied til Lieutenant liritto,
delllorldl'.‘ WIW'" “I" ”W l"""‘"‘" "l chairman, Firta't Sergeant isttiyan.
the country behind lllt war." .
"Grim and terriblt’ as t. the task “Willi 5mm" Helix, Sergeant Rey.
Mm". m." “a“ germ-wry “imam, noldtl. Sergeant Joyce. (I‘nrporal llop
"lit us \tbnnk “0d 0" '2'“ “WIN“ pet. Corporal l'latt, Arliilccr Hull
giving Day, that “Obl‘ “""T‘m' l’rlva'e .tchah n » Private (it til"
faithful to her traditions the undaunt- i’riv to It IOI” I iv . 'I‘I'
ed champion of «numeracy has been . a . "’“n' . “‘3“ llllnlr‘.
called to perform this metal and Private .\ooncy, Private titutnipk 1m”.
glorious service to mankind." . Private Cutbil],
59”"3" 33k” rays that ""“ "l ('orporal .\Ic.\.nh¢.n was chairman of
the War Department sent a word o. tho “0 . I -t,. . h .
good cheer in midst of activitica ol’ ' ”r “"I' “I" " Mill 0' has ably
trying to am men to France and ”Hint“! by Slam-ant Plait. ('ot'pnz'hl
equipment but with all .the prepara- I’Iilft, (‘orporttl ”mint-L “my primw
tiong "the fight will be won by the (hang.
stout hearts of men and the merit-age
drum our- hearts to their heart: in II .
one of confidence and trtntt." I00!" will". Hm Seraennt iskiyan
Secretary Daniels declares "We and semi-ant 40,1... 1,"...th m ”m
are thankful that out of the tragedies 79‘0l'fihmvill booth, Mum" Hall “-9.3
of war blossom the flowers. of getr in 'h f h» h n
eroalty love and- brotherhood ennob. ‘ "5" " I ‘ " 9' Illnt'll. 5“le
ling ideals and commenting ndtional Sergeant lk-ils was ill II". ""0." and
in
Private ll’hhlc was In cllnrgc oftthc
'jnudeviile performances and “Under
‘0‘ Shara and Stripes, in France."
——
iug infantry drove 'nlt entering
chat acter."
Lieutenant Britta tlnd Prll’itItVXIIfmt'yI
wedge into the northwestern part .
| o v ‘ n
,of the Village ut a short time, but‘
they were held up here by a ter-
liARTFORl). Nov. 28.—Leater BI.
Schelde iii at, his home, 1414 asylum
ttvt-nuc, after six months as an ambul-
(Eaptaln Carl A. Anderson prot'ed to
It a Jolly boat at the‘Norwalh lodge,
. in. 109. B. P. 0. 3., last eveningiwI
when he provided an oyster suppert‘"""' . .
,0, the membern of the lodgenthe 0" f oudlttous were I'avortItbloIto the!
’11»: being accompanied by the usual Tllm'lmm” fl" ”.wy were fighting "“ltack. Scheide says the British and
I ”with“ should accompany the brain". ‘ll'm'i'w '" well-prepared po'iwealern front than ever before and.
inton- imam. Shim talks were xiv-ismws' MIMI could 1’" taken ""IyWhave the‘Germans on the run." (ter-
a m told and 3 “mm, ‘thnytonu. Every machine giin waaimw‘ taken prinonera seem m be a.
flute had before the. nil-tr ended. Iii‘fllllall'll‘ to several hundrmlfhauillt‘d. He declares. the Germans
" ' ' . . .t l muntlon, lndlcatin
l Ill-sput- the disadvantages the." m n“ W“ um i 5
. . . . ' u li .
lBrtttsh continued the onalaulzhtufl'M n "l Old or M Inferior q a W
t , -. . . . .. .l ~—
tlut-tagloriouuxhihttionofhull CONCRETE-OTEEL MAI! KILLED.
‘t'iiit- ritlc and machine gunfire to anCe driver mprance, latterly with
hirh they were subjected from?!“ United States army. He was in‘
y poim of vantflis'ii valided home. suffering from a gas at.
tack. Cchelde says the British and
’ .2,”- YMF‘I 3"! ”I‘ll .l::;f,;"',‘i,:f',l“,;mllturggdl2:: 112:3". BALTIMORE, IL, .‘ov. 2s.——wtntamjomeittt incurco m far of what Ililb -,-____,. -_ ~,
{Whhr-uu'o‘lrnmd. lhittiuf! litinnatis back to the eualt- “' 8“" of x" York. ”"9“" m 4“." the president '"I emphaaina. DUPONT 0"" 5“!"‘0- i
; d “g.“ m t. W” ”3,... “g the village, leaving Ii-ennurt-r of the Standard Concrete, -- NEW IIIJ'OBD, Nov. ”.‘Stoth-I
,/_ ”I“. m “ Uh M :9an). trcvving the streets. ,Steel Company was instantly kllledIcAMp Divan. o'Pu" MUM“ We! the Brldneport Wood m.
“taut". ,5. As i e British fought forward M" '9‘”) ‘1'“ ”mm" W mi .. DIR . I'm" 00"”!- Il II "infill retina .
my, '. “Ni“ on ‘ and surrounded the various Iiuild-"MI’T‘" ‘II'IVEI b! A 310ml CIM. Jr... avail. tin-n. Nov. nun order na- “1. m the o'er Iot ”thin. ,
“my“.w .lngu containing enemy machine 17 Ye"- 010. lumber ot - prominentrtunlng surname-ml walla- m by tits I. l. dllI'ont tie N'llollr‘bI
. - W”- . l ; .. 53..., my gem,“ ”if, com_:llalthuore faintly. , lWeIleI. now con-Man. , ,, ,_ the donut Owner 0' W119!!!“ Del-s "90'
W .. ed to surrender or lone their? m “inflame i- In!“ to hm Witt-tic; to «spud of all tween til the m will more unit. no Do-
, « ' in; By the time the eastern mum in the now and met ”1.3.5.3 pump the shone. at anymbn LI Meat ”5'?" l. mu
I .1 lué;-of;tlt,.vymu, w‘u‘ raided sugary wna "an or arm Miranda. at in m m today'lttnIIal .
in hand hum-m mower-i. ,/ “I
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all
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:wbre in charge of the ticket ofh't'c.
w Mrs. Mueller wow in charge til-the
mask and costume bomb. ;
PRESIDENT WORKING ON AD-
DRESS.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 28.~Preaidellt_
Wilson continued work today on his‘
address to the opening of Congrenn,’
which‘wlll be delivered in person. no .
usual. next Tueitdny. ‘ E HARTFORD, 3‘va 28__“m,mm.
‘ As yet the adtlrm is in a rouzninolcm‘nb is 73 years old today. it»:
GOVERNOR HOLCOMB’S BIRTH. .
DAV ‘ ‘ !
dill" and probably villi not be printed iieft the capitol at noon for \'t-w Hart- 1 ‘
in finished form until rely shortly bo- férd, hlli native town, and will hr t’w'
fore delivery. .0" that account It guest of his brother Itherc ovi-tl
probably will not be supplied my Thanksgiving in the llot'iie in which!
much in advance to the newt-paper! a! he was born on another Thanksgiving?
is the general custom. Day In is”. He inlaid today‘ he was.
There have beer. no intimation from feeling fine, .
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Entrance on Main ST... l-‘airfield Ave. Cannon St.
' Humans “
Thursday I
store closed
all day
Thanksgiving Day,
long a New England institu-
ton has grown to the dignity
of a
National Day.
All America
a
unites in
Thanksgiving this Thursday
—~and not the least cause for
this thanksgiving is that war
is welding us into one united
nation of free and equal men
and women.
The Howland Dry Goods Co., B
ridgeport
REORGANIZING A RAILROAD
TOPEKR, Kama, .\'ov. 28.-Action‘
which will result in a new attempt to
organize the Kansas (‘ityJiexico :tnti‘
Orient Railroad. attorneys for the road
says. was taken today when I). W. l-Za-
tnn. attornev. and Neal S. Doran. aud-
itor .ttcting an a reorganization com-
mittee, deposited with the clerk of the
federal court here “LEO.” with
which of take up a number of “3'00,
bonds now held by flit; holders who
refused to turn their collateral over
to the reorganization committee
The road went into receivership
about five rears ago and an altrtvtpt
at reorganization failed. /
nouno ovaa~ FOR ssomous ur-
TERANCE;
MANDAX, .\'. Il., Nov, xii—r’l‘ht- it”.
.I. Fontztna. pastor of ”10- (tritium
Evaneglical (‘hurch of New Stilt-m, N.
l‘., and'l'. A, Schriber. formc rattditor
of Mercer (.‘mintv, \W‘rv bound mr-z‘ to
the federal dietrict rout charged with
seditious utterances at 31 hearing he-
tore a l'nited States ('ommisaioncr
Iotlav. lioth furnished bail.
.._...__.....
-~»I’alat:e Theatre today. 3 completi-
vaudeville perfortiianct-s and “l‘mlel'
IIII' Stars and Stripes in France."
WEST TEXAS DROUTH BROKEN.
DALLAS, Tex. XIH].
drouth in‘a halt tltllt'n “'rsl
counties was at least partially rc-
lieved last night by the first I'Hllllilll
of any consequence since last May. ac.
cording to reports received here Illlla'ly.
it many sections it was the first pre-
cipitation in aixteen months.
The northern and eastern st-cimns.
also were visited by a substantial.
rain.
Planting of winter wheat will be.
made possible as a result of the rain.-
The
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GOV. M'CALL's PLURALITY.
BOSTON. .\'ov. :8.~The otlit-ial r'nn-
rails of the vote cast at the stair o-Iec-
tion on Nol‘enilier ti. lint lot-n com-
pit-ted and the results announces. l.)-
day do not differ materially
those made known by the pro-5s on
election night. Tho- thilu‘
lators gztvc Governor McCall a plu-
state's
rality of 90.579 overt Frederick W;
Mansfield. the Democratic candidate,
or eighty votes leaks than the tin-
official figures. The, totals are: lic-
Cnll, 220,143: Mansfield, 135335,.
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