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Generally fair tonight and Wednesday
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Six-Time Mayor Loses to Enemy Plot Suspected in the
Blaze Which Swept the
1 Repilblican Candidate by
i i38 Votes—Council Also: Plant of Morse Drydock
i" Republican, ‘ and Repair Company in
' Brooklyn
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; tensteln by66Votes—AlileIFederal and City Authorities%. The campaign [or mm m m K.
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ESoutll Norwalk Council nus?
9.:feats Frederick G. Ear-l
W- Marcy Winner in Put-E Begin an investigation of “or 0. War our work which has‘
mam . i the Fire E been in progress for the past week by.
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5 South Nontalk Council. Knights of:
, . ' . m : Columbus, gives every promise of be,
\illJJMAN'f’lC, llec. 4.~»'l‘ho r .NEW ‘ORK- Dec. 4- 'I'Frderal and; ing a huge success. A meeting of
publicans went "over the top" in yeg. “I! authorities l0dal' belt“! an it. the workers was held last eventlx l‘
li‘t'day.fl biennial cm. election and! vestigation ,to determine if pouible’ the m. ot the council. and II.
Pan a decisive victory over "Danny“ "hem” enemy 9‘0"ch 7m I'M} captains 01 the arm teams report.
qunn and the rest “(the democratic? atbie for the tire which last night Eel-é ed the results of their labor. As the
trim. ('haries Gates, the "Whitman; troyed several acres of buildings of'
gallium”? for much ”We” even" the plant of the Morse Drydock an;
,1". in a“. city. The third “mi pair Company. on the Brooklyn water»;
“9 democratic "mm“. which trout. The company was engaged in
ever went, for ”mm, else but executing government contracts. The?
' ’mhdav“ Gau- nine majority: loss was estimated at more than half]
vPr Denim . His majority ow, nunn‘ a million dollars. , ,
. All of the several hundud employes’
T were summoned into the pin-once of;
tlnvestigalors this morning and the:
E task of questioning them walnut»!
i ed to continue lthroughout :tbe day l
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E omcern of the company saiduo one:
; tric lights were hunting at that»
Mill’s PillNi
{Wm Wig” -....“°':.:__'“"
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l3 Elfin!“
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'7 burl. Bridgeport. Darien, Stamford
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outrun um .
murmurs
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‘ TownsDry After u
3 Win All
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. . l H‘ a
i snarrono, Dec. s.—-nsrrn'ur day
:salen and farewell receptions we"
iheld in the saloons of this place lint
Entght to mark the closing up of their
jbuslneaa. in compliance with the re"-
-cent vote. putting Stratford tn the
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fsteak‘ " Dinner‘ ‘
O’Suliivan
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find other places participated in :l
beefsteak dinner last night at Dot—j “mom
lotl'o Point. The event marked the! i MM!“ column. “on“ ‘1'!“
and": of one of the most popular? libel! ”Tahiti? all! illrnzl‘e‘
. ore resorts for the season, n l ‘ ' s as o e r, .an 8 n“
”we" "I. thoroughly en idly at; 1:; :Affects ABM-'8 With Net into other lineuot ectiflty or work
i. Landlord John a O'Snilivani Inm‘m'za a Week— tum" M the new“ in BM"
£00k“ after the comfort of his guests, W ! And mi ho i ..
_m V . eepu I
nigbpruuufl‘tégappy style. and. the‘ ._____._ saloon mm avenue ht! his
m cm was an excellent one. - l ’
.',‘ Imus the evening there was uni . mum will not come with-l'm'm '6 Nb! ”MW 3‘"
. gatedainment. an orchestra provid. “Vim
, ti; music, rendering all the popullll-l'm‘x h" 'hkh 8°“ “"0 93°“ “5';
~‘-;wtr't’nd furnishing:l accompaniments? T'hedw b in with‘ t i
. ' rangers. attllew McGrath' ‘ ' ' r 35 m .9 scope.
, {as oneof the popular vocalistsfiutli"hm;e "hos" net incomes average;
9 received a number ot commandmm
magnum")
NORWALK MAN
IN 13th CHAIR CAST
5 weekly. since it imposes a tan
Q Wood v“ master «Wynn individuals who are single and!
monies, and he spoke eloquelltym‘ not a head of a family. who have a:
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Urges” immediate
+ clam“ ,
AgainSt the Austrians.
misions of the new income‘ “may 1th. and all his customers.
on 01 War, lion iiiNl
Did Not Recommend War Against” BliilllNS
Turkey and Bulgaria, at This Time? i0 00NllNlli
but Resolution Was introduced
in the House and Referred to? WAR A YEAR
Foreign Relations Committee.
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Enormous Sums Asked in
the Budgets for Military
and Naval Establishments
of the United States
Williamson
'WJhc. 4.—-Pnaidcnt Wilson dciiveredto contra-o
WIWW'mh-portantialu relation tom:
“amuithubeenmittedinadvambytheflw-
er-sutopcamaltyeveryothorcapitalinthcworld.
Aviation CostellaveDollbled
Are Other Big Increases
WASHINGTON.
rem onlytheltrlctly
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tiona
not her own mistress ' minus. so
against'hrhyaud
in” pathofthoilnitod
and carrying out naval and coast for
tiilcatton
authorised:
The chief item in the budget is to
army. to coat 84.6!5336553. an in
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iflilNll ARSENAL
”Gentlemen of th Mall:
.Elght monthiheoiapsed since i
last had the h-rmnddreulng you
They have beenwcrowded with
events of imemsflmave signify
canoe for us. i runner-dens“ to
detail or even Demise those
events. The lineal-articular. of
the part we have “it dhem will.
iflilfllflNS-ifli
g number of subjects. and mm“ net income of 81,000 a year or mom;
biz-0‘11 from surrounding tom. ali‘ Married individuals whore net in—:
”impending with happy remarks. A! come is $2,000 or more a year are?
handsome fur overcoat was prEsented‘ entitled m an exemption 0' 33900-3
to John Troy. landlord of the cm; and 3300 additional exemption is al-
jiotel, liowm for each dependent child. if
5 Hr. O'Suilivan has had one of htsi a man. 30‘ married. ‘5 ”'9 head 0'
most, successful seasons at the Paint a family and entitled to 82.000 exemp-
ant plans to 19.099!) u again next; tion. he nonetheless must die a re
"Thetl3th Chair" comes to the Rev
gent Theatre tomorrow evening. and
will be interpreted here by the origin-
al New/ York company. fist ‘whic‘
LMargaret Wycherly is the leading
lmember. Prominent in the cast as-
{sociated with her are Harrison Hunt-
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. having purchased a farm here, where
My :gznei‘f’ilgzrnet incOme is $1,000 or!” “Swami his "In _ Others
i ' . :pro nent n the cast are: Vernon
. Personal Eapenm No Deduction. . .
EHE VARNEY JURY . It should be borne in mind, that' :35: 1:32; “Semflmfiggrarzd:
i‘ ‘ GOESTO BROOKLINE personal expenses are not a proper; Perce ’Benton, A. »'l‘. H. I ' fl lid
'dedllclion under the law. That ion
‘ layo. Charles Latte. William David.
,Saaone Moreland. James Marshall. I".
“Leroy Sutton. and nearlv two dozen
more. whose big reputations are
founded upon reputable achievement.
(Down to the smallest detail of stage
‘propertlea the production that will be
disclosed here is identical with that
used in New York.
‘ DEDHAM, Mass" Dec, 4.-The juryi .
selected yesterday for the trial of..
Mina Harriet A. Varney, charged‘with
Jill" murder of Mrs. Pauline A. Key-es. MAIL SHRISTMAS
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was taken today to’Brookiine. 'l'ill-
chat-ct of the trip was to show the
floors the Keyes home, where Mrs.l
' eye's body. bearing a bullet wound‘
Mos found on June 19 last. District;
SAtiorney Frederick G. Katzman nsk~f
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“I ”m jurors m mm m? ”calm of; lREYlbl$I£NAi§SgAgX§1YOR walk bound for an Atlantic port and SMAL-ITINCREASES ter. Hajdu, it seems, had lost hlslcieand of'enery {home}; find
,. fl ' : 0"an to the congested railroad eon , ., 'many’s [at co ony u a an“
g1".tifuo'fetltgdtoixhdiamnce "om 'he- tittions throughout the country. and‘ . c v wt or Tenth Paar.) » FOR RAH ROADS! ‘ ”mum“ ”n M 7'” lpletely into Allied hands.
~ " :lllllfl gizilatiuilllztlitzredhg;rtt:::g:i The Re" 10"“ 6' Oakley, h“ been D mUGIAAS FOWLER myriclmpljgfl in this territory, '
PHYSICIANS TRY Ied. the necessity of mailing Christ-- gmntaddhaaaii‘sttanép'mto'r aux: BIG BEN ' RIVER . WASHINGTON, Dec. 4,. -'l'he lnter- AINS w R. C i312“ 0‘ more "“1; 38411:“, "' .
T0 CONVINCE JURY. mas packages early this year in mi- “.1, I... .m be m “m; "on, '1”: FRO” '9. UNDER ARMS state Commerce Commircion today ENTERT ' 'lm'le": began near y t "3‘ M
. ' ONCORD; N. 0.. Dec. 4. --t.'ounr.el
.ro- Gaston a. loans. on trial here 0' ”'9 ”W“ "m“-
, occupy the parsonan whini- was for
Co.
clan: ed [with murddl' of Mr». The. strain on "'9 m services, merly'occumed by Rev W a sling Apart» » ' « caval troops “1!. and from points east of the muta- hall, 0n Washington street. last even-
mugs A'. Ringwnre relying my,” this season will put it to the supreme; pm. the m“, o, my”... the Rev, II! the ”a three “a, the entire a‘ppl to the west but allowed the ing, in honor of the Womena Relief
on testimony of and a donor: mirth ‘9“- “Q‘ 0"" "“' "'9" ”9 "tombs, r. Fairbanks will on ma, nalplt or r'- , «no «a. and" .m, tiling or rate! slightly Male: than Com and their friends.
Carolina phyglcimg to moms in 5‘ ”mm. in WNW" 0' “3 '9" the church “a a. '11 fifuo take err-antio- '“ tak— those maintained at mascot. ance was large and the exercises of bands.
pm of the falibiuty. ot.tbe State's “W W n 'm 5' W m “lei-urge of the My rm chug . ~ 4....“ g... A... Applications for increased rates on the evening were highly pleasing. .
Maintllattbewomanoautlnothare normal conditions. Dnatotbe war and Thur-day night prover m.,ortr or bandit “a. y, live-tea h lane than Moods east Ammonaervedbl theladies.was
in"! in liar. hand the m which m"! ""1"" 0‘“ " ‘3' ““1“ Rev. runs-m rm n-~- ’br-o cu... said to be of “I- Illa-Int river verb dulled pal-calm of. following '. wot! urn-s:
uncommon-tum. W“*‘“”M‘WMM - w.» ~mmmnao.todq on mammalm. Arum-tumm-
Emgpbyaleiaaswboappouul ”mmma',‘wmu «aggravate .butpermiseinawasgtv-were madobyfaatflo-mander . '
tindeunse hauled yesterdaytacsn- ’W“ "5"" h" m and Kibbla. ‘17:. con-u yesterday when en to e on minimum rate rul- Christian Swans. mum m m have.
irevauu- to New rat's-I'm "on aim- have aura-a auoa lin- Arnusmull.mtlm9flhl~ at. or
'ermwaonmounymatoum WW”°“VWgM
'sw thaw one have ran a pm mdng‘ml' d M. ms u
innit-po- litv'for Emma's: ., _ .., out-.many‘ ' "
., - va bar-m, the) ' .' ' - t ' ‘
\ zl‘m (f y" , {MUCCMM 3”
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ger. who is well known in Norwalk,’
el- than rover beforehand should re 1 I”; t {M n
ceive special attention of all patrons! 2;?“ Dim arr", he; (#:2le
‘ lhiilliilliili
be laid before youthnports ofi
Concert and Dance in the iifcm,"2o‘33.'i"‘ ‘ $221 'ncnt Revealed Queer Col-
Am s‘mrday Night, these vut alfairs,’ our duties;
and the immediate means of accom-
pllshlng the objects we shall hold at-
Follownl' g the Parade—
Sunday's Program ways in view >
_. i shall not go back to debate the-
Once in ‘ while '1,“ the mnu‘cauaoa of the war. The intolerable!
are dark and damp and chill. there wrongs done and planned against us‘
to ‘ roar “1 a rattle o! ‘ min: by the minister masters of Germany
(mu. , choral: cut oi as the are N“ have long since become too grossly olr
. . »' - rt quiet feign. “fluvial” and odious to every true Amerir
Save for the cheering of the men tit-4‘"ll to M ‘0 be ”but”. 3‘“ 1
side the unlighted cars, pedestrians “Ml.“ 1°“ ‘9 00‘3”" ‘8‘“! “a
would imp! : cc. ‘hat . train of mill! with a very grave scrutiny our object-I
coaches 'efe pal-ins through the lvea and the measures by which we
, '- 4m Night repeated in rne_an to attain them; for the puerc
m. 1,". mm. of the night. Init- of discussion here in this place is
in the cold, sharp hours of the morn- action and our action must, move
iv-tr 'nw unidierg are on their way straight towards definite ends Our
to svmoqrn—o in my object is. of course. to win the war
One or these nights the boys rm and we shall not alacken or roller our-
'Norwal‘r who are at Camp Deveps
Ayer, lane. will shoot through Non
cers Search For Stole
Sidecar
investigating a complaint from
i
his Harley-Davidson aide car. whlc
and which was seen going throng
the stolen sidecar the other day.
‘ mentioned on sixth Page). i
denied the application 01- western rall-
roada to raise the commodity rates on
lNDlO. 'l'. , . 4,—After two ‘
ex. Dec Iron and steel on western territory.
lghta between Mexican bandits and
ViiliNi fliflilNi ACIIVIIY
HA8 (BROKEN illll ANili
NEW STATIIINS
in the Past Year and There
Dec. 4,—A war
budget of more than eleven billion
dollars to pay for army and navy brai,thoG¢ .
costs during the ilscal year 1919 fac-
ed Ccngreu when the Government"
eating as presented. - ‘ ..
i were Mid“ ”d “MM
'mMmNMIofnriMd
W
which? won",
made for the’ year
far as the estimates
'Qbow it. provides only for raising and,
.mntalning an army of 1,500,000 men Elm“:
increase projects already
,. thrown out of
the military establishment of the
crease of $1,365,907.00! over the total
of army appropriations made at the
last session. The only means of de-
IN lliilllJ’S Still!"
Bicycle Repair 'Estabiish-
lection of Firearms do Olii-ZGermam easayed an attack . .
man in Bridgeport about the loss of
had been stolen from him last August busy With "001’ movements *
Devon. Bridgeport. towards New Hav- prepaartion for it supreme
en a few days ago. State Policeman
Frank Verrilll was in South Norwalk
yesterday afternoon to look up a man
whose motorcycle license number mot , , - ,
corresponded to the number seen on term and between the Bretttafll
Accompanied by Detective Sergeant
Hunt. Ir. Verrilli went to the home
' of Gesa Haida, 18 Lexington avenue,
and there asked Haida about the mat-
Douglas Fowler Port, G. A. it. gave gueac troops were engaged
a delightful sociable at thevt}. A. B.
The attend-,rymgon gun“ is warfare in
of tilt MILES,”
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German Attacks Are Said to
Have Been Repulsed W“ >
Heavy Lassen—Infantry
Masses Supported by arc,
tiliery Fire
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gliEiliiiNS iillll -’
I misurllnlunt
Before Cambrai, the via!“
fighting activity, unegaailei “
the days of the Verdun at” .,.
broken out anew old M .
than ten miles between
and Gonnelieu. British
this sector repulsed with '
losses German attacks deliver“
great strength with largc'fom
After the fighting of Friday ‘
Saturday in which the enemy fl.
fered severely in fruition old“?
to break through the British V .
lenses in the salient before 0*-
wow
o
‘i1 t
YreserveM’
s,'
attacked under) strong a”
fire from concentrated Ge”
'l The Germans advanecd into:
Vacqncrie, but were‘
in
most of their. ..
East of Listening the aw
- forced the British to retire
ly. South of Manning the a“!
broke through, but a British em
ter attack restored the .. "
Elsewhere on the (lambrai . fl
front there has been little act‘
the Germans bending all "
ofl'ensivc eflorta on the front“
tween Hareoing and annclien.
Southeast of Ypree; in '
ders, the British have adv,
their line slightly near '. ’
Wood. Very heavy,,artillery'
tions are taking place north .5 ..
Alone on the French front.
the right bank of the Mouse,
u.
'of‘F'lirey in the Woevre, only to“
checked with heavy loss by
French. .
Infantry activity on the Itch"
front has not been renewfiflo
though the Anstro—Gerlnans .9
0
h
h hind the lines, particularly *9},
against the Italian northern
Large Teuton forces have be.
ionnorth of the Asiago M
the Pinve, but they have kept
yond the reach of ltallan g“
Artillery activity continues W
German East Africa has
Iago. British, Belgian and P“
the German troops, mostly 'y f
who prolonged the lighting by! .
r
An armiiec between a
Ger-u. aadltarnan‘ troops
easternfmtiain force
licia, Volhyuia and ..
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