AIBOCIATED PR!!! NEW. FROM ALL PART. 0" "i! WORLD IV A ”ICIAI. WM} AND OUR OWN OPERATOR
Cloudy and Warmer; leeway Snow
GERMANS Milli A sum
GAIN, Blil out Is SAID # _
to HAVE BEEN notion.)
losses in German .4.
Sound at the booth "small: Post
Office as Second class Manor. IOIDAY, ”30- 3: 1917
lilililll RillllVINfi
fillflllS lelM S'llllllf
Robert Scalzi Said to Have
Been Stocking South Nor-
walk Place From Mead’s in
Rowayton
Robert Scalzi. a Henry street grocer,
was arrested at about midnight. Satur-
day night. following his robbery of the.
our “nulls "
urinals Pill
0N coil Pile
}
l f”
ThoseWho Break Military .TwoMe.
0m,
anon “SEVEN MURDERS
; is Williili BREAK RicoRllS
to Sillllills SUPERIOR count
Ifm'jv' .
7.0 me of the Greatest Demon- December Term Open-i Tues-
._.,__.._._._...—_.
[Heavy
. strations Norwalk Has day 'ith All Records Discipline Now Get Hard’ Died _ gamut: new frocsry store at noway.ll3 BflNVIETs l Dead and wound ed a“ p A,
3 Ever Seen Planned For Broken on Capital Cagis Labor Term Yeay, bellow guzggeczzbhrsgdh1§ta 51:32:! V I Many Pmnefs Made ” ‘V‘
‘ ‘ .Next Saturday Afternoon‘ Imtlwm morning. under bonds of 8750. l M AKE mfiAPEI
Charles Bowman. of Rowayton, son-
in-iaw of Mr. Mead. got off the last car
at llowayton on Saturday fight at
’ the British at Gonnelieu
about 11:30 o'clock and saw Scalzi's.Broke Through TWO Steel;
herd touring car standing in front of; BRITISH “WE ,
the grocery Store and he became sus-I Doors and Beat Guardsl a
Into Unconsciousness ; I“) "ASNIERB -
. l
l .
WWW indium mil] mum WHAT lililil
BANfl BUNEERT3 , Blllfllflfiflllfli
.' .lndictments Came Over From iRaw Recruits Being Put Into
( suit that he saw enough to warrant
him taking the key to the switch from
the car so that it could not be started,
«picious and investigated. with the re-
JOIJET. 11].. Dec. ".--Thirteen con--
)
1mm. 3 Tip 9 are no less than fifty-nine "’9 "u memorial service by the Miles Per Hour and is
A cling ot’ the committee in« 'r ' ' 8 P rik I B '
. . . ,, , 1 cases of all kinds on the docket and{ (Continued on Pa e m ht. mm “ c - "9"!- The
. $3211 023:: aflaigngmehgflnfiaggh a half doses more an likely ”1‘ . . -———+————‘——‘- ) in” " m two "am“ "2. MMOChlIIB” .
¥ ‘ m . {he mu 4 0"...» ‘ y_l .. . ‘ -~‘ . ‘ . .» . “I” ‘ ’0'! m . 5 .
coma- the home caning. No.3“...fiffialgmww‘m'“. . . f’lrwln 35.5“ cum. Wis-snout an no.
:w u. , 5 , (age or the isuuuosi
..'!«w'
welcomed home next Saturday and
‘Humiay afternoon and evening in a
way which will warm the heart of
every mother's son of them. Recs-iv"
trons have been tendered in the past’
to home coming sons. but on the oc'!
”combo of the visit of 180 Norwalk.
and many Danbury soldiers next. Sat-i
.‘ «uni-4y and Sunday. the people of this!
city will drop’ everything else for thPl
"time being and see that the boys who!
are going acres are royally Quiet",
.wtll bera molar street parade in
who . smut. Dubuty. Bullshit]
, Cong, W turmoil other
”Hollie Gui com ies will pin-«ici-i
pale and efforts are now being made;
led the court in this county. No less.» '
been put to work on the coal piles
day. Judge Gardner Greene 10 1’1'9'1; Prisoners confined for all sorts of'of-
side. There are no less than six} tenses, both minor and major ones.
such cases on the docket. all com-g were. marched from the gusrdhouses‘
ing ores ifrom serum at “if NW“. today and set at work shoveling coal
not Maya/rise. ills! makes (full? on. from the huge piles outside heating
accumulation lor one term. ~plants. Others wheeled it inside
in addition to these case... them§and dumped it before the boilers.
is another murderer held. “1'0“" Armed guards direct their operations.‘
case is yet to go to the grand'jury.; 0 The innovation will relieve many
making seven for the term. 8} NC- of the soldiers in camp from the dis-1
0rd never known below. [agreeable task of handling the cool
59 Cases 0» Docket. ,wbile they are assigned to fatigue
that this list includes as hardened a l
combination of criminalil as ever feel
than eighteen have previous records:
some of them repeated several “mess;
._...——-—
at the Ponce Theatre. yesterday at-
tcmoon More the members of the
lodge, their relatives and friends.
James Salon's orchestra furnished.
some music before the commence-
merit of the commutes and the ilrst
number on the program was a harl-
tonc solo “Lead Kindly Light," sung
by Harry I. Sterling.
Then followed the reading of the
names of the departed brothers of the
lodge who have passed away since
NEW initials .
is i BEAUTY
Has 247 Feet of Ladder, Can
Make local Hills at 25
“as:
do ,too
extended t” C” coils-ls of The
Evening Initial id in and look over
thc'Ncw American lisl'ranoo city sor-
vicc truck at the Central Fire Station
yesterday and they tilled the station
A vocal solo “Como Unto lie."‘wss
(Confused on Pas-"lab”.
cur-fiss-
A posse of sixty started in pursuit‘om
of the prisoners. who took a somber.
‘ ly direction.
The thirteen men were solitary con-
finement for having caused. distur-
bances last week in the cell house.
To maps. "193' Md ‘0 break 0‘" or"Guinnelieu the Germans have gain- 5
(Continued on Sixth Page).
iSPRINfiWflflll BASE
"illilllllilflllll
Michele Lubrano’ Ace“
Fred Raymond of Insult
ing His Wife
' . ‘ . . , . - ' ' - fter which he went to his father-in-
~‘r , ’ , ~ lw Fine Mllfltll ‘ . victs escaped from the State Peniten- . .
E 3?. be"??? ”530" ””‘e' “3mm” S“: Show For PM W "'3 run cm Out at smothers 2.5533152: m. m... w American sign-teen emu
rge 0 III orm r-z ' ‘ ~ spect' . . ' through steel doors and beating two .
. ganizations - a 5'0" “h“ "m M, "1W“ . ISS:.£°§Z‘&21°:$’!°3§.Si?il‘n“°wrd“mmW-I“ "‘9 PM. Rush of “It
‘ Breaking all records ‘f‘or inldlctqedl. CAMP DEVENS, A,” blast. Dec/- A "U 7‘ Pf m w di Mr. Bowman hid in some bushes at "Igelgrgrzlgsmzpfgtflgg :3. GermanAttack ‘
. , . . -: -. . , one as r .
.;‘ Norwalk'ii soldier boys who are at! 32:.ngr9crzu3wpng'fi.“(’21:; b2“; iewongglfld?‘ military! discipline In It the. and lodge of mm: 233%,. (Continued on Pig. Four) vlcts. but owing to darkness it is not ,. —"'"i""‘.’. . _
[imp Devens. Ayer. Mass. are to be. her mm. "'m mm m um Tum; . a hat ans may have ”on.“ a, No. 1”. B. P. 0_ E.. ' believed any were hit. \ iolent German efforts to wrpo
the salient before Cambni
have brought little tactical suceeq,
{as General Byng has . withstood
lsuccessfnlly for three days all at-
ftempts to break through. AW
ed slight terrain at heavy cost,
have undead wry heavy losses '-
dead and the Brit“
have tam
oncrii. '
953'“. m &
. the W“ W A” '
this ' 4‘ ' .have
made no marred“ on the Britii.
- defenses, norhovs General Byng's
men given ground between Bour-
the British evacuated Ilssnieres, a
south of (lo-brat. The Germans,
i
ofpr'mv .
In the important sector west-fa
Bonrlim‘ ‘
‘cmunui’d 0“ Pale Elihu i labout all day long. The new truck
. ‘ mmsfdfitndb’ ‘lllle 31"“: on 8.: 'yesterday when his wife
y csotc saronn . . .’,,.
korsst a speed of 25 miles an hour. tribubflno. informed him that‘ Pied er!) side of. tho “baht. To.
isthoughl thnt the machine which has: 331ml! M insulted he)! I 3' heavy aiming!!!“ t e from ,
‘ '1‘ mm" motor clpshlo or lost-Trims”: :st £i£ifi§ {flag of Masmcrcawcrcdriven oflbytls .;
hone crcsnd aboutsomiiosanan.“ e e . . _ _
90' o The mnchinegrmond. He had gone out. it was said. Brmfl' “‘5 ”I"! losses for (ht
Michele Lubrano became infuriated
. . ___—-— .slsoooooonoo. pie GreatestmNfims Will
an NEAR null glilllili in ii Mutants. ill liliill’illlilililli
‘ IN illill tiling humus Is MW “‘—
Continucd on Sixth Page). ! V ‘
( : Hrs. Emma 1"“ WM and W the north ‘
- l i ground. . . .
W W31: , 10'! Began =1“: gratin!" hill climbing rather to purchase a bottle of wine or some fining"; I”? ' 15:35qu ll-
: :1 .. ,the conduct 0' m Gamma” “d :Tod.y With me M“. lilo th M sort of liquid 1-22—11“ wife accom-mnvgi‘gn ”2.1;!th . ei obi-r.
"mas one! Waterman Pm»? 4”“ Bill bill . Estuai'ssarditzi :23: “n ‘°°"“'"‘ °' .. '" ’ mm... .. m- m . s........... .i " - , mi
" J ' habiv Fatally Injured as: iii—"m ‘0“! "7' the Twang Devin-7 WASHINGTON. Dec. 3,—rsood by ARREST ROOM . . . “Mimic“. “'9 a“ . i. .‘ W
Car'iillcved to Be Stakn‘m'fiew I 0f 76“! Division‘ mlalllu'round figures more than $11000 lgegighty i??? of‘Americam's DI" AND ‘ AS {Bryan medias PIOlllbltlon (‘iyacdlufmt’w'lha‘l’lbnnn “Ilsa"i t”
. . . n , r . . 4 . n e WOI' [ d ' . ' V. 8V I!“
Hits Telegraph Pole —-‘. i ‘ 009000-01 “'8 "51 ”um "10" U"? 3'” Constan- convene: todsgrfor leg-econ’d AL ENEMIES Amendment m Two Yea“; bggetllmoncflihh in any esimilar
Gun Monday—Cooks . the; alone. Only part of it will he realised war session.
; . - 'from taxation; the remainder will Appropriations of billions of dollars HARTFORD. 0“,};an Bid"-
"Thanksgivmg Heroes came-from issues of Liberty bonds; and measures to put the full force ofi'ens of 105 Park'atrcct. who was
. ; . i Deduction “53.000000 intended as the United Statcs'bcsidc its allies will gnu-fled to Miss Elsic'fifiieieher. of
. l CAMP Dill Eris. Ayer. Mann. Devan annual appropriation towards 41 Hamilton street.“'at‘ erchor
" Police Arrest Two Menf
For Theft of Frank .lheo-f
' hy's Auto ‘
WASHINGTON. Dec. :-..——iuniiics-= period since the beginning of tho‘
tlon by the mm 0' 5‘ Drombmo“.war. The British have rcaehcl
amendment to the federal constitu- Gonnelieu and 'l l ting w” '.
tion within two years was predicted
——
3.—-The 79th [Division headquarters'
BRIDGBPORT. Dec. gmwhilp ”av. Thanksgiving present to its men was'
sinking fund for the discharge of the‘
old public debt and some 8330.000:
warty night and crashed into one;
telegraph pole, bounded clear across.
ihe‘ioad into another pole. and was.
'tnmtplet‘ly demolished. Suffering
irriatfihe'injuries that she received
was the big.touring car struck the
ifsrile. Miss Waterman is today lying
tin-s. critical condition at her home._
film is said tube suffering from a
‘ broken pelvic bone. a fractured left.
anion. probable internal injuries and
many body bruises.
national army will be reviewed as a;
whole for the first time today when;
the 27,0010 men in training at Camp:
stens will parade in sdlid ganksn
In full uniform and with their guns
and Il equipment, the men will
more past Brigadier General Wiegel.
commanding the division in the ab«
sence of Major General Hodges, Secv
' K. OF C. CANVASS‘
O - ‘ \
Tonight the various teams working
on the K: o C. War Camp Fund cani-
paign will eel all eight o'clock in
South Norwalk Council, K. of C.
rooms to receive final reports on the
‘ canvass. “it is the desire of the com-
- mitts! to close the campaign as soon
las possible. Word has reached the
:committee'ftom several sources that
(Continued on Page E'ght.)
tions, effective December 15. men con-
victed of failing to register on last
June 5 will be dealt with more harsh-
;suii all 540,000:
- l' ”1 n under the old system. pro. will be most satisfactory. ‘ lconclusion that work from the inside-Passchcndncle. Orville mm
6" Sll l ‘ h ' D ' ‘v‘ost tillarshal General Crowdcr an. A time will start in Weill”!m 11‘“ AND WATERWAYS surprise to Acquiued must be done to secure the coon-lof the 'm in“ the artillery
'1'le 3" 91$ 5 In arien nounces "my such men. instead of week and continue throughout the _ W _: deuce and support of the public in continues active. on" ' .,
being given iall sentences. Is has ' “— WASHINGTON. Dec. 3.——'l‘he cost Oman one institution. , German
induced Her to Deposit it
- -. been done in many cases heretofore,
in Their N antes
fwili he so listed by local boards as
acknowledged. The members of the
council feel that the reports tonight
fi'mitiaacd On Page 'I'wslyc)
BURGLARS Liter
T0018 Buiiiso
WATQBUIY. Dec. 1—an
at resumes. «sipped with a complete
Infect-chug oatlt. broke into Joel
H. Solomon's barber shop at 28"
Cherry strut. early this morning. and
after breaking open the" safe took
1.161 in cash and written They
left their tools behind,
Ito insure their cauirwlth 'the first
increment spammed alter the new
rules are put in force.
Local boards' are directed not to
send the registration cards‘. of the
convicted man 'to the state adhtsnt
general for serial number consign-
ment. but to place them at the up
of the Irst class liable for call. Thus
the men. it was asserted will for
felt all chances of the master llst ro-
tation. except in cases when physi-
cal condition or the terms of the law
require exemption or sum classl-
Claiming 350,000 damages. Mrs. ‘
. fiancee Villa Carpenter, of Darlen.
-Jum brought suit. against Mr. and Mrs.
3.4mm Shaplalgh. of that town. al-
'icging t theyindaced her to de-
p-mswmohthcirnamenmtho
understanding that the money ho re-
tiurbdio her upon “and. andxhavo
tuned-so torsion it. *
. .- (amusement! asks the Superior
Valiant [for an injunction restrain“!
tho
i
{hens-dike ’
(Continued on M Three) hall on Windsor street. oi“Novembor
so, and Karl o. BeckzM'Ycrdinand
EDHAM Mass. Dec 3—Tho case released on an order of e attorney
D r
of Miss Harriet A. Varney. charged general 0‘ the Lnlted S m.
with the murder of Mrs. Pauline A —-——-:—-—-.-~~
Reyes, which 'came to trial in the Sn-
perior Court here today. presented
several angles which have attracted
public attention. Mrs. Reyes was
found dead in her home in Brookllne,
on June 19 last. ten months after
her marriage to George H. Reyes, aN
real estate dealer, by whom she had
(Omtlnued on Isl-um» Pager
Reunion So Soon Comes as a
COST OF HARBORS
of improvement and maintenance of _
harbors and waterways utilised in the “LYN. N. 7.. DOO- l—JOIID L. d!
handling of the country's waterborne Baullcs. in. fixed 4 1-3 run. '88 re-
cor'rvsrsa w" "um to Calm stored today to the. custody of his
at 329515.69! for the local year 1010.? mother, Ira. Blanca dc Scull". who
v
Thai is a reduction of more than was acquitted Saturday night by a.
«mm from the amount appropri-
ated for the current years.
the lamest sam estimated
Illusissippi river. a
in supreme court in linsoia. of
murder of her divorced husband
at home near Westhnry, L. 1.. the
If mu 1. ' ‘-
Ch'lran woman had just
of nowsmpcr men who
runs "throwaway?
5
boy gas “the onlv thing
"ceded to rare F”! mo'a'm com-
plete" when an automobile swam-on, . , In
,tho drivmv A
m’ my” «1'- ' ' firmh ‘wms
' g . . . . f: .. . ,.
W, V
"W' ' rod,” rim. M
rum: asturwaiorwny Ma‘s.
I., Y ‘
a
.000. .
flew estimates lactose hasten ‘.
sors’. this charm. um m:
synod-vi? bite. the '
by William Jennings Bryan. speaking
before the opening session of the an-
convention which will continue until
next Friday.
4‘;
THERE WAS Piiliililll
‘ ii lIlE illliPllAl MEElINIi
The Norwalk Hospital Association
oncials evidently have come to the
At a meeting of the oillcers and di-
rectors held Saturday afternoon at
tho Norwalk club, preliminary steps
were taken which it is hoped will
transform the Norwalk Hospital into,
a general. or public institution. and.
ion orelcctiag directors willbernorc
in keepingwith the new plans. .
The nesting was of a more or less
.traasaetcdwaaofthoutmostimpw
tsncosndwsssimcdstclimiaatiag'wh
8?"
progress Sunday in and arousal the
village. In this m' the Gem
drill-g at more than 50 miles an hour ‘ an order cutting (10‘7“ "'9 working 000 which will be turned back to the m” I. tend “3a,. wed- mini convention of the Woman Christ-lused four «bromide. m
win an automobile that is alleged to, day at Camp Dove-us by threedquar-V Treasury from postal revenues. the garb...“ Error (1 y' Y 7 by the inn Temperlflce union. :With 26 states and attacked III M fprmatsol‘
' liaveWbeen stolen by David Layton 1"” 0" an hour “Bill further 1101100. estimated sum for which Congress no federal authori on] presidential already dill and prohibition "mm” Saturday and 9“. ‘t M’
.md'Edwaid Cowan of Horace street. 3 belllmlinit today. _ , .tually ‘5 expected ‘0 appropriate '5 warrant which was recelnil "0111 spreading in others. ML Bryn! said ‘ six or seven dim ' . WCWM '
J’utfl' Hazel Waterman. of 90:, Noble First call will be at 6:45; llliiieflg; : . l Washing'ion yet ay. The trio were federal amendment before 1920 seem- the am in ~. “in!“ .4
art-one, was probably fatally hurt I of 6:15. and'retreat will he at 411.; - (Continued on Third PIKGJ ' IAl lodged in the ‘ rd county 58“ on ed certain. f her! M .f",
"'w'liol' the machine swung around a in Stead 0' 0- . _. , . TSeyins street. where they will remain Nearly one thousand deli-gaffe lg; orts to break the 13011th leg
“""Ve' 0“ theWescpoi-t road In" 53” The Se’fl‘nly-fitllh D'm‘mn 0' um‘FINAL REPORTS 0N ! ' for the duration of the war. unless resenting every state are here or the salient. r -
American comers operating
and building We within the
British lines near TGomacom-t,
west-southwest of Gonncl'icu, wen,
caught in the first rush of the Ger-
in shell hora-nonfiction they
were rescued by,“ "the Brit“
counter-attacks. The engineer!
aided the British in withstanding
i . .
. . -—————— W“ I ’some persons who desired to contri- been eranOyed 3' ‘ stenographer. A "" v ' ’
‘ (Continued on Page Nine? iMEISrO RgGligTIéR To vbute has not, been ”mm", “mm,“ trevoivar land in inote on the table New Elements III the hunt“- igerziiznlity grist“; £31120.
. ____fl__ ] by a wk, of We committee. but near the body led the medical exam- N “ESAULLES t. Take aHand ill Elimi- p y igls , . ere
’ GET JAILTERM ”,0” ho in, net “,9“, been lner to express the opinion that she 10“ _ . captured by the Germans, but lab-
' E : .___. seen by the workers can send their bad ”Mill“ ’“Mde- , , . hating Former Umtlsfacqel’ managed tocscapc. . ,
\1 s I WASHINGTON. o. (2.. Dec. 3.—-—Un- contributions at face to John Pi! Mc- Key“ mm“ "m h" "'9 h“ RESWRHI'HIMHTHER tory Conditions i ‘ 'orihcsstof Yprss, inFlsnders,
'. ' . Mahon. This wil be very muc sp- . . . . .
(m the new draft rules “d rcgula preciated and the contribution duly » the British In" captured forts“
building and German
points on the min ridge north of
attacks in the Verdun region.
man attack. folio sought shelter _
Crown Prmcchasnot rcpcatcdh'u ,1
E
mmsrmnnmmsido?
infantry remains ritually inadv‘
live,
us: the method of securing dine-Jill ,' ' ,.
ly‘alosigthcfinvormr. Outl-
’ ‘ Plates-lie
whflctkufilari-masrl.
mlent Wis, superhi-
ltalians, how
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