immune. BENTINEL
‘ 0....__»... .4”.
lie mi pirate m. mm
nothing point on as usual.
m if an. the mom barc proba-
blv been about 99 per cent. wrong,
lowland
I. L. t A. L GOLDEN. W' [-‘or things don't happen that war. A
" ' "" '" ”W" M I M rational correspondent of the New
"1“” BY ‘l'ork Times writes, from amid the
J‘ngwmlu , ,_.__ auppouedlv hopeless (hac- of Petro-
i‘imnav, nov. 39. 1917 mm;
M “Life mes on in an unlutciiiltible
m7“! AW” ’0‘; way. delvinz bold plots and amazing
TOMORROW no-gttti‘oua. cheating all prophet:‘ and
High tide 12:01 p. in. o outrun: all calculations. Trains stilt
Sun in: 7:00:10“ 43* run. the electric light atill burnt,
WM mber of the Annotated chufl tradesmen still hand over goods in re
a
The Associated Press is uclutaiveiy
entitled to the use for publicat on 01
Ill ncWa dispatch-Fa credited to it or
not olhcrwim- in this pzlpcr and also
the local DI‘WE publish-1i itcrt-tn. i
All rights of ltplllllit'llililll of spe-
cial dl-spulcltcs herein are also re-
served.
unmet unmr. nut-
rnon cams
Editorial Booms-92.
Business Office—93.
lorwaik Branca Dillon—1388.
Editor’s Residence—218-2.
Oity Editor’s Residence—14924.
Busineu Manager's Residence—
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LOYAL LABOR
Last year. in its contention at Bill'
thnorr. lllt' American Federation or
Labor by it Iii: ltlltjolily adopted resi-
nhttions opposing the
tit/lincinc militttrv tritiltinr. and pl'l‘jtlil"
to
war, and dc-
cti'nt-src. President (loittpera trictl
sit-tn tilt- title. and convince the drie-
;.'lt't'.~ of the rcitl noturc of (lcrtuuny'e
liL’lil :titniml dctuocrttct. and was
litmlo-tl down.
This war the conva-nlion ttt lllli‘lR- .
lo rewalctl ill] tuitazin: transforma-
1‘lll'
“nillitt'l'b' hull not
rank illitl file of tilt- nation'a grcltt la-
tion. “ill' bud not cliitlizt'd.
changed. but the
bur oruunizution hitd cltttnm-tl coni-
ple't-lv. llv tho- tit'crwhclniln: Vote
't'li if." to if. the ticlcgtlics manifested
thvér :tpproitll of ill» “‘iil‘ “fill their
cwndrnlnntion or tiermztny. iiotnpcri-
tilt.H art-med with chccrs when be de-
i‘
"l ttni not neutral] in this war. Pac-
clitrcll:
iltsi. it; i llllW' been it“ my life, when
i find there is it bond or murderers
abroad and l full to til-fend niv child-
ren. 'l lllil not. it pat-it'ittl, but, it coward.
"President Wilson and the numbers
of his cabinet were [mire-loving men.
1 know of no utilitttrist in their num-
in-r. And i publicly dcclttrc now that
l out it lighting man and will continue
to fight for tltt- cottntry to which i
owl-will, the countrv which i love and
in uhich my hope and tittpirntiom are
bound up. ’
"i promise to do {i man's dutv
hriptngr to tuttkc this the last
itrcztt War of this world. All my encr-
ft‘t‘i Di Amer-
n
in
War
pics shrill be ltlitl at the
icn and of our allies to do what 1 ca
toward the establishment of denmcrn-
cv, even‘in Germany." .
Titttl uttcrz.ncc"expressed the spirit
or the convention. it represents
spirit of American labor, which tod
is working band in hand with the gov.
moment for the overthrow of German
tlulocrtlcy. Stitnltel Gonlpet‘ti. long auo
perceii’t-tl the Prussian menace. to free
labor. All enlightened Americans now‘
lice it. Our labor unions readily tin-l
ticratttnti the message of President
Wilson to the Buffalo convention:
“Any‘ botlv of‘free men that. com-
pounds with the present German gov-l
a?
i
ernment ls (ompountling its own dose:
truction. Any man in America or else-'
where who supposes that the free in-
dustry and enterprise of the world can
continue it the Paniierman plan is
achieved and German power is fasten-
ml upon the world is as famous as
the dreamers of Russia."
The nation is to be congratulated on
- intelligent loyalty ahown by or“.
r rtizctl labor. And labor ftaeif is to.
t . contrl'atlllaied particularly. It has
riillinz to lose through Prussian
.. :tii'l cwt-vtbins to train through
.' mericziniltm." .
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Mufti of the accounta describing rev lotions of the draft law mtaht be to LONDON. Nov. ”Panhan- Hell-
lvolvcd in tire Lynn can.
rent conditions in Russia have made
free use of the terms “anarchy" ,and
"Liliana." And many readers may intro
lmaalneti a state of utter contusion, tirt’. I WW"- cmployodtllthe but! Mmam
. trv and commerce atoppod, with crime
. alibi-tamin- rampant. with the na-
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. replied.
turn for scrap» of paper that are call-
ed mono-y. and even the postman docs
hi.» dailv round." '
it‘s the war with mankind. liven
amid the terrorist and confusion» of the
‘lt‘rcnch Revolution, if we look into
calm histories of that merit. we find
the bulk of the population of Paris,
right in the vortex of it. eating and
sicepint: and vrorltinc and button and
sellitlc and marrying and dylnr natur-
ailv in their deri, to a stirprlsinz de-
gree.
Anv retolulion is more talk than
nnvlhinz clam, I
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"ONLY AN ENGLISHWOMAN"
Mrs. l’unkhurétt was asked the oth-
er day “hell-er national service wall
up
the lilll'f' for the fomter when the war
better than militant-y. She zavc
begun. and has been exclusivelv occu-
[llf'tl ever since llclpinc :zt'a govern-
ment.
to
expect me
('Tllll‘lM-‘fbe Aincrican suffrage-ta," she
".'\'o\l'. you ultistn'c
"They are mv friends. All for
myself, i am no ionizer it ltuflrailct, hut
tor the period of the war only an En:-
lit-hWOmlln."
.\nd thus the hint. i'anic
burs-t, while diaclaimlng any intention
of no doing, passed condemnatory
itldcmcnt on the American militants
the nation's
clever
who pcrsilat in pestering
commander-inchicf instead of helping
tho-tr covcrnt'lent in time- of need. The
suffrttcc faction that is picketlng the
White House would do wellflo follow
Mrs. l’ankllllrtll'l-i example. and
”iv period of the war, tit hast, be "on
iv .‘nil'l'if'llfl's‘." _
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GOOD USE FOR A BREWERV
While the brewery induttlry i» be-
ing assailed by conitervationlata as a
waster of the. nation's footi, many
hl'o-wcrit-H tire cncacinu in activity" of
the opposite sort, and helping") sure
the food supply. A large
went in l-Imnl-wille, lull, in n trood ex-
ample;
Th‘t- company has cheerfully defied
prohibition ltv goinc into the bottllnx
and cannin: business. it has trans-
ed it» old plant and inmmi halt
equipment.
form
:t million dollars in new
and looks forward to makiz more mon-
ey than ever, in ways to which neither
economists nor ‘mornlists can 0MP“.
it is busy right now canning apples
lht‘ by the (‘ill' load. and is prepared to.
put up many kinds of fruitli‘and t‘exo
iilcs next season. it has developed a
specialty dexterying of particular men~
tlon~a process of canning corn on
the cob. half a dozen or-rnore ears to
nether.
That looks
brewery.
like a fine use for 3
hi
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NNED TOSTART _
MANY FOOD RIOTS
tlosrox. Nov. 28.-~Agenltt ot the
Department of Justice here confirmed
thr discloatlrca in Seattle of the ‘ex-
istence of an anarchlfllic plot to seize
foodstuffs in various parts .of the
country. They also said that Boston
was believed to have been selected
as the center of tlr.’ intrigue. it was
their opinion that the neighboring
city of Lynn, wait the general head-
quarters of the conapiratoro. although
the ringleadcra maintained thvlr
homes elsewhere.
Evidence of a startling nature has
PLA
been obtained. according to the feder-'
al Mada. but has been withheld
from [the public tpendintt [the ltcial
of three Lynn mt’n who were arrested
six months ago charged with consplrc
‘ "III to counsel young men against the‘om" "mun
nelectlve acrrlcc act. .
The ballot was capreaacduhal sev-
eral persons now under arrest for vio-
imam A. A W.
LBNVER, Coin, Nov. ”pollutin-
waa mom am» am. chum .
M”. “mm
than the Waablaatoa lanai.” it...) . ‘
Chair.“ Fairfax I‘dfllfll of the gm“ 1'8””
With-u na- an on)
railroado' war board. in a statement '
to the public publbbaa today. halc- .__..
an annual for cooperation of the poo tt'lrred tho {carved face that bad
pic with tlu railroads la the storm "will no Inca of cow-ta in telling
data- tub now confrontlu the can % 'mfiuk 1:43,; but ei'en when
flora. and for italic-nu while the rail 9 ' l8 ca I." to implicate
- l .. .
rand: itrlwle with “altering “- 3:”! both as ”flaw“. “M ”“1”
Nlllea yet to be overcome. It titanic llaiph the Barber told his mm to
attract the attention and "an" a, Assistant .Dtotr‘t-t Attctney Renaud
mefihv of every one. To say ital "' Jud" “mun" "”- “r' w"
baute of the stat! of Malrlct Attorney
upon the. railroad: rent a gmt bath [4,,“ of King's county and mm.
den in the winning of the war is but tlm m Martin. l’ucolano and Gro
to state the elemental. To pay that. lino. imiello told a! throe- garter.
the railroads have demonstrated not '7'?" '32:“:1' '2"; gm???" “”5
only their illllmlubil utility to lat-“met by mu¥derlnaeeorid$itgtf£u
shoulder their load ill but to give sin: 1.“. of n"... a”...
pleat credit where it ill most obviously The causes operate in eritlyn,
due. Manhattan and Harlem. and ate
In M. statement (an ilam known an the Navy street. or iirmit
tron calla attention. without boattt-ful- lvn. “"5; ”'9 downtown. or Mn"
0
Mars. to aolu of the feat» accomplish
berry street, gang. and the Harlem
unit. They are controlled by some
for ,.
o-atnbliah- ‘
ed by tho railroads. Tiler have in the right or ten brat-sen. or padront-tt, and
five montha of the war hauled "6,- include 50'1“ MW 0" filly 81!an
0w m, ,0“, offreiaht to national and wtthroata, who do lnurdvc v...
‘ h h til (I 1,000 l d! cider. l‘attly because they are afraid
“mp“ "9 “i 9 f' “i °‘ or [being murdered their: ‘ll’l'i‘ it
of freixht for the tilllpplll board; [jury "(would partly because tiny
httvc moved 750,000 car loads more. of can live without work. if precariotw
coal than in ms. while the genera iv. to tigttttul im- of the run it-
treittitt trailc'watt 50 per cent. hear- ”‘
ler ”I", in 1915' m kl") "BM in was it ilrlvnte in one of tl'." mill"
ported i.200,000 soldiers to training m..- social: and I,” be," “in at ”I,
camps. Tit-3y will move 75.000 car telling of a half tloren men" whose
“rd, of an 4p... ‘ month ..0 in,” only offense consisted in "actintt auti-
“ W t-icluuttlyfi‘ incurring the dirtrutit or
campa. , displeasure of one or another of the
All this lit in the fact- of difllcultit;m ”mum“... 0, in attempting to "3,“,
of their own. occasioned bv aerlotttl my. mum... “.133”, of ",4. w
shortage of the. highly skilled labor [its ultimate of the total was aliens!
necessary for railroad operation: of a 33 murdt’”. firth“!- wovc-l-“it is so
. t‘fll')’ to forget in fire or bi! ycural '
lack of audlciont cars and locomtr Ah a "Mm ,0, the conftdtltlon to
”V”? “I ii lamentable inability '0 ‘8' men have been arrested and are now
attenuate equipment while the novern- hold in the Tombtl ltrl‘ton. three of
ment has priority in its demands for :itcm ind ball o’flfilfitltt each. (03:12::
. -- ~ iitlil’ ozenuccl'cit llrt‘ti' '
l’in‘l and other material. dun-n their ”1" my for otbmt implicated and
oniccra hava diverted their attention ”mm “mm” Swanr “mm mm
'0 1'0""!le bump” ‘" the d""‘ by using llanlcllo'tt confession :t-‘i a
merit of executite nianult’mflti 0' fulcrum r; will lie «bill» c.) unis” "tn"l
- JPlill'O'lP nawo ntic an
my" own propertlev. eight :r nmgtcfim have never diesi
The railroads” war board has aun- lated to murder tho» who threaten-
ntilled to the government director of ed their interest-ti.
priority and the fuel adminlatralor a The autltorltiea tltouzht loaths to
' give out the dctnllu of lianleilo's con-
iiat of M) commodities whoac tran’i' fruition. ltkctched. in the blah lirhts.
nortatinn can b“ WWW 'l‘h *"h' which allow that the gambling ring:
out inconvenience to the public. and m n," pity, with portable rumlflfa.
7.1 commodities which could be. din lions extending into Yonkers and to
pcnsed with, altliouuh, admitedlv. Philadelphia. “will“ ‘0 “mm“ “H
. . . , _ lambilng' conceitrlona by minder.
with Inconvlnlente. Denial of trans There was‘ no "“8"“?de around.
porlatlon of these commodities will It mun tita'rtcd a game. in the-'bttclt
slid the railroad» to lure greater acr- room of hill Ilttl1 coffee romp. fruit
vice to the war,
llanielio confeaaetl. it ill Haiti. that
“‘"" ""’ ”“"""‘° ”””"“‘" Lfifl'fimilifiiiimx‘HEM}:
.alavbc not regrettably caper-t utt all mp" happened m “H "p m—treiy "m.
to 9” MP“ to ‘m' "“9“" “0' only rd in a couple of his nun men.
to submit without complaininc to tho "Get that man out a: 'mna’lfih d
curtailment. bttt cwn lo help it alonlt?‘ That was all all t not tone. it .
it is all for the winning of the war. in do '"I”! the iltiftu ihat fallolwtl'
bill it usually was enough. A night
- “m .4 or two later. perhaps it week, two or
THE PURPLE CROSS BILL three or half a doaen m-an dropped
---'-> in. on that little zaconct place and
Final Appeal for Relatives and shot," up.
Friends of Soldiers and Ballot-a SUFFB FREE!) 7R0” PRISON
to Support It. w
Hunger Strikers Refused Before
Their Terms Had Ettpirad.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 28.~Tw:-nty-
two militant suitragists serving terms
varying from' fifteen days to seven
certain will months were released from the dis-
h trict jail yesterday afternoon. Nine
A tinal appeal in given below for the
relatlvml and friends of all men in the
service of the United State: to back
up thr- l'nrplt- ('roaa not now before
Congress.
This Nil it in almost
pars Congress if the names of coon;
petitioners fl", presented. Imiiitanta still remain in jail.
Petitions in favor of The Purple Among released are lilac
('l'llbl bill n0w,beforc Congress in be Alice Paul. chairman ol the Woman's
acted on about December third have Party: Miss Lucy llurntt. her chief
1m." placed in the Sentinel 0m” lieutenant: Villa's Rose Winslow of
flour 0!!th sumo“ g powfll'g' (my New York.and Mrs. Lawrence Lewis
Hail, (‘entral Fir?» station Mahackemo 0‘ Philadelphia. Th"? ‘0“? “Id"!
hotel and all the leading “croft”, in and fifteen of the other-t mica-ed have
Norwalk by Frederick H. Gaming, w)“. been on a hunger atrlhe. Some have
is the oflicial representative of the a.-- undergone {Offiblt’ feeding.
sociation for Norwalk. if you are the ‘0 "“0“ {0" the "'0“? 0‘ the
father, mother, .m", brother or sulfragiata was given by the. authori-
friend of an enlisted. drafted or draft~ Ital. M Came-'0" hon”. Ibradnnart'
able boy do your bit tor him by atep— era of the militants, the. reicime of tilt
ping in one of me above We?! and plcketors before the expiration-of
place your name on the petition in ”I“? I"!!! was hailed. by Mia: Dora
support of The. pump. W bill.‘ it Stevens. acting chairmn of the party,
:will coat "you nothing. Juit your as a “victory for-the sudraglsts over
name. ’ ' the administration."
Do this at once as all petitions must
be collected by Saturday night. Mr.
Ganung will leave Monday morning
for Philadelphia the. headquarters of m“ cm".
the American Purple Cross Aasocta-'
tion with the petition wherelfiey will
be "Overly prepared and forwarded
'0 tile-”Hon. Champ Clark, ”mu" 0‘ yeaterday by a tire which started from
the House of Representatives.
a store in the house.
s:::m;m;: “:z'w’: ":3 The bodies of the little girls were
. ' y found in the cellar of the house after
:13:th “2:23:12“ "mfg" the structure bad collapsed/and there
Purple c bill. and now”; i: were indications that they had luf-
into a I." . ‘ located by smoke before being burnv
Avmfldlc Purple Grotto. windbw ed.
in . ~ Tbe,nlotlicr and elder sialcr' ol the
mm” b." mm mm“ "a m children returned from tho tnill where.
being placed in public places Jn ex-r ' '
. t were 0 0 ed on the night shift
Plantation of the work ol the Purpl‘ ‘20:” the m1“ rains.
I
those
”H To DEATH.
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Two CHILDREN au
Sire During Abacnce
of "clitoral York.
SOUTH WINDHAM. M0,, Nov. 28,-
Two sisters, Cora and Vera Jewett, 12
and it) years old were burned to death
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SOCIAL!” OONFIIINCI
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PORK “0 A‘ IAIIIL.
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CHICAGO. Nov. zs.-Porh available
: i
im ”8mm “3‘“ m m '1 dm thllodu. the ”Mt
itr. hatrnclndtam.” on price on recall. 1's.
limo Hm coolant «ciao it. during 0"" W 4'"
W
'2
Chairman Harrison alert or wlt'rvcr the ltcrce'n for ”tor
'a four to at: mtha' meal! for usr
.tbo expeditionary forces are brim
for immediate delivery commanded lit-i
. mm
than mi ummacx. x. 1. rm. 2-...
“do“ limb-ale; with. tho“ thumb“ W “3 7"ka Anna Wilde. a widow recently ’W m Mimi! toabip' ‘M
, ‘M4muotma.mummmmtsnatumuM.W.-flb°tmmmi“. f
with the orderly processes of lndua‘ M Fort Wilt m? hmartb-tdiutounu 0‘ I50 “I“. d I. W M": W"”’“"”’“" barrel hem.” mm"- the W 0' WIS it to Oust but... I -
week um , auuclon um .lu . mind-ant halal-t z"
, ”v: .‘.
Mint wont. ’
WIS-ON SALES.
95' GRAIN ALCOHOL
The vale ol mia alcohol. except on
a physician's prescription. is prohibi-
ted under the Food Control Act. paw
rd at the last man of Congress.
Irrngxitlta and othcril who violate this
provision ot the law make thenhelv-ss
liable 'lo a line of 85,000 and in
‘prlaolmcm for two years.
Special agents of the Tnasury lie
plume-n1 are in Bridgeport explaining
to druggists this and other limitation:
of the Food Control Act. The again
are visiting the drug- Horn: of the
city to see that propi'ietoru have com-
plied with the law. ,
in order to procure alcohol for non
beverage purposes. the drugzist must
file an applicat;on. accompanied by a
bond, with the Collector of internal
Revenue. If a permit is granted. the
n‘dlfua mlul be displayed in the place
til burineas of the applitant. Orders
fol the pun-liar;- of alcohol, or with-
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‘ ”Wm,-
ti Boston Slot“ .
:Salc othn’s anti ills '-
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A Record Coat Onnuriimity For You t
TWO BIG LOTS
dtawai of flauif‘ from
homes. must be tnade on rpecifiec'
form. -
The Food t‘ontroi Att providers that l
[Iliililliaflllu ttiusl lli‘a‘pehrt' lion'Lfl‘f
crane altoitol "only on prescription of;
a phyttician or retain-ran duly au-.
thorized to practice under Federal or.
Mate laws. and only when dPnflllli’t‘lltl
in conformity with Treasury Deci-
mlon, 2i96." a
Treasury Decision 2i9tl provides for-
bo-tdt—d ware ,
the male of alcohol i-o lnciicattd that r ’
it is renal-ted unfit for use as it bevw
era“. The. law prohibits the sale otf
alcohol in Alliance of a physician’s;
expected prercripllon for the same. i
The sales of alcohol by druxgiatn
are limited to one pint. Sick per-tons
tie-l greater than one pint may ob
tain the raztze by making application’
to the internal llcvt-nul- collector and ‘
by filing a bond.
tutti-iv rwrritlis
ARE UNDER ARREST
'f‘ont'nned Iron brat pant
\
The itaiian leaders of the intriauct
told of their followers, federal officers
said. that the spate Government of
Maasaohusettn feared “an uprising
and furnished the Boston police with
machine guns and ammunition to
quell it.
Other pamphlcta found attacked tht
United State» Food Adminiatratlon.
onciaia asserted, and ridiculed the cf.
forts of the authorities to control
food price».
MANY enticing
rum ArrailtP'rs
“any people ”preys surprise that
vomit)" and other Vl-kfetabln‘ keep
on selling fairly high, after a season
when a great ’many pooplc who never
before had gardens were raining them
in their front yards. lint it should l.-'
remembered that it Was a first atw
tempt With many of the-"gartlonvrs.
and the reanlta were frequently (lien
appointing.
Conditions which an old farmer
Would at once recognize .1: unfavor-
able were ignored. and much futilet
work was done that could be avoided.
another tiara.
In the cane of the back yard potato
crop. lhu v.nes were frequently molt
dcceptire in their ltixuriancr From
their height and vitality the prudent-r1
expected a [landmine return lll’ldt‘.’
mad.
money."
i
or they were so small as .liardiy to;
i
lb“ worth raving.
These failures are explained by’
some farmers in this way. They say'
that about half of the amateur gaini-
encra attempted to cultjvate land or
yards which war loo heatily shaded
with trees. No merely Wat he r4
cessary sunlight cut 08. bllt the t‘rm
i
sent a thicknetwork of roots through .5
the ground for a space equal to’that
occupied by the branches and foliage
oi the tree above ground.
Titeae roots drink up all the moi! y
ture. that can come either '.'1m rain
or watering by the gardener..aiso the
soil nutrtrn-ent. There is little left for
,the vegetable. which is but on introdv
or on round preempted by itiee,
growth To act “a good garden these?
amateurs must get out from near the‘
trees into an open and unabaded dell.
where their plants will have all the}
.nouriabmcnt the soil can afford. l
SOLDlEBS.GET PLENTY TO EAT.‘
loungrmrnan Loncrpan no info
by Wouldn't”. t
Disprol’ing th.’ story circulated
that American soldiers in France are
not being properly fed. a reply to a
letter of inquirylof Congressmanfiu-
austine Lottery". from the quarter-
master acnerai's department. Wasti—
'lngton. cwplicltiy escorts that "all
troops sent abroad are adequately
subtitled."
The ”or, which is signed by Brit:-
adlcr General A. 1.. Hum. Q. )l.
Corn/lid)? lortlter_tbat. "ample ra-
tions for use of troops on main and
after arrifll there have been run
plied for all organizations sent over
All "Wm"? ”“99“” ”w" “"‘dlcontrlbutcd throughout the mate to
tho War Library
Iround numbers to $63,000. it1 watt ex-
pected that lnaweck the state's quota, ‘m u 4 I l m .
of “5.000 will have ‘
New Raven contributed 83,500.
for by the commanding neural at:
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WOMAN courts»: HOLDUP.
Inatou, However. That Man Robbed
Waa in the Plot.
unwound-loosening
Ger-u In.—:h-..’~r.teh.iw, , m on in “m,unh.,ttnem,flm tut-W hummus watt-I. . , w.
-' “i” t 'r it»... tr ‘ m...» tr - . ‘. ., ' “ ii... i
i?
who would require alcohol in tiuonti‘ ..
lit
Fergus'cn of
Appell. New Yuri; chauffeur. to “$4“
her
vided.
Ithat they had evaded tht
’report for service.
But when they were dug: ' ———-——-—.
either there wern ncarco'ly any tubert-t VALE ATTAINM/ENT conps WORK "'9! would wait.
'and endeavor to make them physiciti- diers can't be fussy even about
ruled an Suffrage Party. showing expendi-
showing receipts
of $25,931, were filed 'by the‘secretary
of state yesterday.‘ The Suffrage pal-
ty statement recorded receipts of
834139. Consequently. there watt an: MUCH gill—0W AT CAMP . ,
apparent balance of more than 825,000 BOSTON. Nov. 28,—Threc r. -
This was offset. however by the stale snow covered the ground at :
mom that outatandlng bills totalling Down, when me first of ruinetc.
”0,000 for billboard and other Myer/cm traina which will take 20*
thing pnrpoaea remain unpaid. '
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Best Styles in Serge and, Poplin
$6.95 and $9.95
Values on to $15.00
FUR SETS
SCARFS AND ML'FFS
All Kinds: A Complete Assortment.
1“ Larzest Stock anf howest Prices.
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lit-red of $2,100.
)lra. Wilden illninlrd nt-nnttl plant
bed the robbery and urged her to get
"some one to beat me up and lilkl- the
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TOLFHO. 0., Nov. 25.7 Will
’ li'itf‘ 0f l'r'lll'lrrvf‘, l‘VO‘l‘ly‘Y'
in staging the holdup. at‘ter Wanda l'tbatisn a licétty tale
which she testified, the spoils were diA ““1 in 'h“ ofiice of ‘h" H
.Btt-Wery, today contorted ht r
the robbery yesterday of $37,000
one of the nrt-wery's bookkeepe
ilr<. . cordint: to the police.
The police say tltc :irl c...
the knew ot‘ the clinic :md 38'
u ltl‘T pt'l-lo-x’ of coin: to .t dru
FOUR DESERVE!“ lN CAMP for infilllitf‘lle l‘tit-tlit'lll". Litl- l
AYE-ill. Mai-I..'Nov. 28,—Four men the bandita on the strr ‘l and
were brought to Camp lievens from ”“m '” """H'Om' "h" {"hh‘"
. , . -. , (ans.- tho- llmtkktf-[n-", Armin C
Brrdzeport. (onn.. today and lot ktt “1mm “0, mm, H, 5,10,, WWW).
up’pendtnx invalidation of chattels him as m. bandits ”9.44,” h:
draft. The have.
men. John .Vlatki, Pei-“r timowcull-h According to Hi." the
a”! Manning and Michael l'oloni told inld them ”ill!“ had ll‘tilli‘lilitI llt‘r
_ companions it would be belt:
0’59“” 1h“ had received no orders '0 than) to wztit‘i until filmi- l"llll'l‘
and the haul would be larger.
said her companions hilll pr-
The Minna said all» uttl TllUlllfl‘
Bridgeport and .llrscpli
/ Ferguson and 'Appeil have pleaded
guilty and await. sentence. '
Wilden will he placed on trial later.
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NEW HAVEN. Nov. 28,.—Work, in MOTHB ATTACK HOME GU - ,
the Yale Attainment Corps will bcgbt ERCOATS, CASUALTIES
next week. according to an announce HEAVY
ment to the student body today. To BRIDGEPORT, xgv, 28,—Ova'.
the uninitiated. it is explained that for Bridgeport's Home Guard, . ,
this corps will take students who, by the scars of attacks by moths. _
reason of physical untitnestt. cannot in; company commanders it”
onto in the ()tlicers' Training Corps. to worry about. ‘
the Artillery Corps. or the Naval. Urfii. The coats are serviceable, If
ly sound for military service. Dr. W. holes, ranging in size front rt pl-
6. Anderson. physical director and to a silver dollar. ’ _
gymnasium head, will direct the work. Company captains. however".
Deficiencies to be. corrected are under- worrying about complications
weilhi. Poor development. bodily air. may. develop when the overcma
rymetry. weak heart and impaired returned it! 9h“ Qtiflt‘irt’maflfiff
lung capacity. lbral's oilice, The. inspecting. t
--—— may object to receiving at '-
OUFVRAGE PARTY SPENT $359,174, coattl. This possibility isn't a ,
ALBANY. X. ‘2, Nov. 2S.-—-Eicction all to the peacctuinetls of the;
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expense statements of the State Wornr- W commanders slumbe
The ot-ercoats have been m 4"
at the armory and company ,.. .
have drawn, their allotment. .
coats are of the old nationalf
atyle, blue in color with military. .
that are lined with a lurid red...
yellows.
titres of $219,174; and of the State
Party Opposed to Woman's Suffrage.
and disbursement.-
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diera home for Thanksgiving}
’Ayer today. ‘
mus wan ‘Llaaawv—ruuo.
HARTFORD. Nov. 28,—Tlte amount
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been reached.
Beware oi." ' . ‘
dealeraw 0w QIIVGI
'lltaited to eat. ’We -
mud andrgnarantnd W
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$utmlr at ‘murlabta-
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min other nah“.
trot. -
cm on mount 4.
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coat. oma navoltao.
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