s
second at the south Wk ”at
We. as mild discs letter.
.
assoclavso PR!“ Haws Futon ALL Mir" or THB‘wonLo IV A snow. Wilt: AND OUR own OPERA?” . n"-
try Regiment ‘
HASIP ozvcss. .tyer,‘Mass., Dec.
thousand pounds or
no» of fresh meat unlit for army con-
hllmp'lon was rejected by Inspectors
Turick F. Barry and Henry E. Hud-
agriculturc. bureau of animal indus
try, durlns the month of .\'t:
according to their official repmrmade
During the month of 0c-
sober 20,000 pounds of meat was re.-
ji-oted by these Inspectors
calls the “embalrned beet" scdpd’dl
which soldiers protested about in the Goes Through by v.0“ ,
, 51h) 11__Backed by Bug..;urer, testified that the cash in the
, . - - ‘hnnks to the credit of )he company
ouch “ amnion alter the war '3“ “353 organlzfihom {has olten been less than 810,000 dura
, . lag the on: year. its declared that.
. WASlilNGTON'va-c lsf—«The wow the Ms! W tit-mm out-undies!
fexportbul to legalisc combinationsmzslnutbe
.of American exporters in promc‘lng‘l ““3 -
smile |
This re-
and caused
Hmishfiplerican war
(Continued On Page Twelve)
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nutrition
RESERVES HIS
~ DECISION ‘
DEATH BY TRAIN President. The measure. provides"
that prohibition» of the Sherman and‘. - '
At the annual "mun M th South Clayton anti-trust laws against cont-lpassfie'igeré Baum?!
‘ ‘ 7" “ .binations for foreign selling shall not: ' ad nt Be-
Norwalk Musical onion held last Sun- 3,. 9“,,"an 9,0,..de mm m mg. a 9" pm c e
day a matter at interest to all mem- ’ '
(.ers of this and neighboring locals (Continued on Sixth pueL
was acted upon and definite results: ____._.,.
r—-—'—- .
Namely: "A new and per- , . ‘
sitsnent headquarters for local 52." EDWIN“ "UT " hlliany possendccrs ‘79" “11“"?! an".tiontt.
. s 3 en up on passenger runs on;
}or the m“ live years the local has Jthe New Haven railroad werc delay-
ed for three hours last night by the
, . l 1 two cars of the Boston‘
which. although “lib hat a charter NflN ESSENTIAIBIMMWW ° .
, hers . . . . ._ ' impress between -Woodlawn
mom hip M “Wm, member. m“ - . 'liourr Vernon. wrecking part of thef
electric system so that the commut-j
ler's trains were unable to run durinx ttvo of the First District representa-
lt was reported by . «
t none of the p“. ttves of the local papers deciding to
rented the use room each
month trout American Band. ‘
been progressive enough to obtain
and successfully finance the running,
(Continued on Page Eight.)
:‘lllllliilllllllll .
3T. PACE. Minn. Dec. l3t—W8m-gessential industry. to give preferance
t the danger of WWUHOMY ‘to those enterprises which are essen-
indatton as a means 0! financing thettlal to the nation's war needs.
by Chairman 1 The Council will “view with dis-
ymnl: A. l'anderlitmt the War Saving : favor" and if necessary. “will oppose"
committee. 1'! addressing a bankeri'lwlth all the. powers it can command.
luncheon in behalf of the war unfit-.3,
stamps campaign. _
The Kfll'emm‘tfll laced a “10"“? mlsecutlon of the war. the resolution»
men and material, not money, be de‘' says.
therefore “i" printing The resolution adopted is a state-
I-Mfl' could MW?" 53m"? ”'9 “99d“ ment from the Council. The motor
analog from the war.
"“19fo? 50““? ““9"”"9 reasonslunde, the statements is not taken up.
campaign for ___..c__
war was given
economy l
my. ‘ .
“At no time in the world's history
when paper money inflation has any-
cally under his ring name of "Battling:
Kttnz,”. was badly bruised and lcutl
Meat Inspectors . at Camp up in an auto accident that he figur-‘gNecessary
ed in on Day street at about 8 o'clock)
a telegraph pole, throwing the Bat-l
tlci'. who had losl contsol of the car.‘ ’
few minutes. i’nsserShy who saw lllt‘.
scious ma‘n, laying him on the shit.»
lWalk until he came to, alter wh‘h
War was taken to the omces of ‘Ir.; '
. . . lltobert M. Wolfe, who patched lllrllone M8“ Cars and Zone
cmnutimt Day Bdng 0b"up. On his right check from abouti S stems Discussed
“awed By the 304th‘lnfan-l' the middle down underneath his chin,l y -
k , the Battier has a deep lateral cut that? ' ' . "“
{will require considerable treatment” The Lonnecttcut
land he hint a badly bruised knee be-E "9"“ IN"? than “v0 .000 0' “m"
shaken up. He 5,; aboutflal'y Improvements in the next eight
today with his face bandaged up. and 3'93"“, Mcordlnx t0. testimony given
with a very bad limp. lycsterday at
~—~~~——-—--»—- ”are hearing by r. w. Whipple, chm
engineer of power and construction;
, > ' 'Mr. Whipple said that be based his'
non. I'VDI’PIPMIHE the deanmm' of WEBB EXNRT fill-IA iestimate» on market coats of three:
months ago and that prices are still‘
intuitions
', sides be'ng
15
going up.
l
their foreign commerce was passpd'lbenefltn 6f
fiby the Senate late today. 51 to 11 l
:Prcsident Wilson ,in his recent nag iOOntinucd on Eleventh Pan.)
R8 dress to Congress. urged enactment; .
of the measure. which was passed “ °
lust tlunc by the house and Inowl '
. goes ‘to conference. 5
Business organizations have Stronn'g
‘ly supported the bill, which is tho‘
;first slt‘p in the domestic legislativef '
th. .
program recently outlined by
HARTFORD, Conn. ‘Dcc. Ill—The
tits weekly meeting at the State (.‘api-..
.tol. sot forth clearly its stand ifl the’ hottever,
l .
.use of men. money and materials ”table to continue their journey.
’ lCoun'ecticut during the w” as de9n’l Many a commuter in this city came
safely discouraging nonessential .in- h p 'ith th s th t b no
' ‘dustry or use of capital and elull' om “ e 9‘ cuse n c a
g 1/ q _ . . 'ibeon held up in a wreck and tint;
land ready. in case of any conflict ole
linterest betweenessentlal and non-
i
further diversion of capital or labor
of administration of industrial afialrs
lnsl Superior Court here. of man-
and costs today by Judge Gardiner
Greene. who said there was circum-
i
"i
/
million"
, llllllllillullllll
irrational
ill'llllli lillNZ l " "‘
sulllls l ultimom l‘ll.
._ _ ‘ (“Whig aggregating IN NEED or
All lflli‘illl 1»— $6,000,000
With Murder of Wife
BRIleEPORT. Dec. l3.~~(‘ombing
the ,slreets tor men who might be
eligible to not no jurors in the. trial
William Roberts. of
charged with the murder of his wife.
on July 4 last, “or“! Simeon Pearle
and his deputies had great dlmculty
improvements 5
”even Throwout aLarge last evening. when his 'machine skid-‘ WI“ Cost That Amount,5
Amount ’of Beef Ullfit FOI’ (led on the icy street and crashed into; Whipple
Consumption
, accident immediately rushed to the,
i. MEAT SEANBALS scene and took charge of thc uncon-' 0
I .
Vcnough men to complde the jury for
in all 52 men were exam-
ined before 12 were chosen for the
The proceedings moved swift.-
ly anti with precision.
a low minutes beyore 5 dclock when
lthe last man picked from the street
'was agreed upon and lit.
riled. setting the way
submitting ul evirknce in the case
this morning at lbzls o'clock.
(Continua. Oust-so my.)
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lull autumn
D, Dec. 11—h number of
telegram: were received today in the
‘executlve odice in the capitol from
‘Provost Marshal General Crowder iu
‘relerence to the draft One of the tel~
‘emms stated that the legal ndviIOry
board was not to advise local boards.
that registrants ooh. ' .
in inother telnrt 3h,.,provtilt
marshal gum
lforms containing
‘mniled by local boards:
‘15. and that the mailing hall be com-
lpleted by Jan. 9. All registrants who
:on December to stand elected lor mil-
litsry service under the old regula-
.tlons shall remain liablc to be induct-
;ed into the service to till deferred perv
:crntagcs oi the current quota or any
futurc quotas until lt.appenrs that
there is a stttlicient number of resin
trnnts under clans. .
immediately on a local board notify-
llng a registrant who has been placed
lln.(‘.lass One of his final classification. . .
the board shall send to the reglsirnnl’ 0' "‘9 interest “1 "9" Jersey 1“ among the worthy mo,- of this com
:a notice to appear for physical enmi-
The physical examination of
in'Class One shall con-
lnflnlnod or until
over the wheel and through the win-
sth. badly cutting his right cheeleEARINli 0N BENT
and knocking hint unconscious for a
f
13 .
licer Toothill. who in turn notified Dr. probgbjy tronductp um"- diflerent]
continued Scent
lwere V. S. Curtiss. gtmenl trnlic
lauent who gave facts regardlnlt the
. 1 of'lem." and freight business 0! the.
company; Edward P. Chapman. treas-
'tel thattlto
barn} explained the
buying id’lsrgc quantities
One to fill calls.
and} registrant-t
~ ltinu'e until all art
Ethe provost marshal shall issue an or-
|der for the discontinuance of examina-
tween Woodlawn
Mount Vernon
l NEWSPAPERMEN
Michael F. Greene ,secretary of .
v w . . already commenced upon the street.
T0 LEA E NOR ALK Makers local, No. 17. of Orange, is[ No one will be denied the privilege
Changes will take place this week
in the newspaper held in Sorwnlk.
l . , .the rush hours.
,.(.unntcticut State Council of Defense.‘ the railroad the
tin a resolution passed yesterday at sengers Were ”"0“” injured. Man? I Charles ElllOt De
seek larger. iields. ‘
, Forrest, who has been connected w’ th
receivedl congusionls and: The Evening Sentinel. in the South
rents from flying sass. ut al were Norwalk and Norwaik offices. tor
two years. will take a position with
William D. O'Brien.
away with
ers'tov confirm his story.
(Continued on Page Three)
lto purposes not essential to the WWFELIDWSHIP C '
BENEFIT; ,.
The Fellowship club 0
walk held a vaudeville anti dance lint "Com
night in Roodner's Hall for the bone; the reportorial
m of “The Boys in Campf'whlch in a: port
4 ““9 the strongest support 01' I - way not a new mark which othe
men or lhrge malts. of great corpora- FINEDW FOR ,
tlons. cheating} banks and of all in-' KILLING MAN IN trench. For an em
tomato tht are concerned with the fu-. SALOON UARREL‘ tlonto give such a Moment is in. l
“"3 security values," M" Vanderim; Q slant proof of the ability of the’mem—lPLAN To
continued. “The alternative of lln‘anc-l o——--'- . ' 'l'h
f“ "m‘ V“ 0‘“ 0‘ “I'm“ 3" “55 BRIDGE RT Conn Dec 13;. vaudeglllennd dance were so fine in
W mli:.":; ,5, 31:33:21.5: 2,232; Leopold F53". convicted in the Crime "9'7 detail that e
:crradits alone: that {3151:17039 1:53“ 5,“:th for the am“ or we“, the carbon the, organ
- m to lnlntion by the W of PI”? Jano'sky by .mhm' '” filled 3509} The “m w” m‘e 'nd
inroads will. so ‘10 buy the
packagegfor Christ-
msny useful arti-
' . , hired in Schscbet's
“muo- where there are run . 3'". Edit! and MI WhMD”W,'
I a "M “I"; of securities 1: Caspar Schick. were baton our the mt’mfm’m‘ 3' Mints fl“
gm head with a club by.’l'ony Toms- 1‘l Dube'and WI! 3“,".
L' 'l'boad- {:wlcz. Fiehtl ran to ' nearby m Mr. Rooter taking charge oftlie vaude-
u .uv‘m up. our. unnt. Iota sharp braid knits and
Nth-m returned to the. ”loan. Tomasawiss MI' .
'0’ W k“ “‘ m ”mm m “’4‘“ pilot itiu a lacks. Ir. Goodwin:
mm“... Maths” ,mmmulwmiu' . ”W
, . ,1.“ the club and plunged the Inflow-mug“ mug.“
' .mm WV’W'W" M "“1" N! “was on.» sun; was:
rum" . . - f 'Ilhd‘v'hklar: man‘s pet-s
ve to work har
gan‘lzations will he .
lrely new. Ofifimla- , him greatest success in his now works
hers to succeed in their club life.
very one present
ed the members of
l . .. ._
WAflHlNGTON. Dec. 13,—06mecti- Oranges have been conducting a name from the blaze mlgb
isntlons splendid
mymmen are considerably cautpaign in all the districts. Havlus more serious. . , . . ,
concerned over the vote to be taken . - _ ‘ , —-—-—-—--—---
in' the House nest Hominy on nation- (Ct-W On Page Eight)
wide, prohibition. “any well {inform- ____._..._ .. . ‘ g g 1
ed people about the Capitol believe "gem.“ "to M... “m 1- GUTI‘ED BY
it will pass the House. The Senate , - ’ ~ . -—-v .
med I prohibition bill "It mm” rain o' om mun raw in cm. ‘warnttsonr. Dec. 13.41]! starir g
bumnnalactlonwastakeubytb'ou ‘ '
heartily conpntulat
, ' Camp Deveus a
stances in the“ that impelled Ilfill‘m.’ to." I t 0‘
0050'- not to inflict a Jail sentence. clan.
On October 201s». during a saloon Ink...” M
ii is understood that
Morgan, Freeman. Glynn and,
“'0" ”finalisa- 'l'b 'Wtrhurr
”m ‘ MM,wldch‘hewillgivoto ' " .
have not tally decided the met Fl“ occupies the magneto. sutured by inhsmperingtle of
and his aids were
ville. The vaudeville bill‘was' as tol-
till-0",” an or, blowout
E .
mum "' m “ nuns-s1 in.WkshlngtoII' cream in.
«WM—“w
llllllll lll llllllll
Fairfieid Avenue, Discov—
' BeenlliForaFew Days , .
Clarence Henry Eberhardt, aged M W Wk ”—b—I- . ~' ‘ I I
twenty-seven years, who has rein-l ’ lCOSSflCk Upmn‘g Like.
lives in Stamford where his father.
William Eberhardt. of Park Row
lives, was found dead on the floor of? ’
his room in‘his home, 49 “airfield T E'M
avenue. yesterday afternoon, andl ‘
Medical Examiner Huntington wasl
called in by Policeman Toothill.
Mr. Eberhardt, who has been ill Secretary Redfield Tells of
.1.if:::.1*..::*.t::":1::.“52:1:3t the Many Activities of the
iféi"?of.°mi’i2{2§§aym3h Eiydiiyné’é‘. Department of “mm”;
iliyiig'fio“§§£”l§§thi2 '21:?ng mi‘fi‘xflfifg mammal
nick. look n“ my envelope to but. elitil'fl World trade Ollporiynlty areGerman
home, On entering the house he made tort-most in Seer tar ' ' ‘
. . . . y itedflelds cw
has way to Eberhardts bedroom and port of the man activities of the:
and him stretched out unconttCIOlll-lmpartment of Commerce presentedl
e noddedtne police. who sent 0!--today to congress. The llepanmenti
Huntington. 1 phases of government work than anyi
nleltly Miss Ethel Mather. of Westém the long ”pom.
horwalk! W“ 3‘ work in ”“9": I’N'utlotinir.t'oreign tradet‘anti an account!
body's, When-she received word of of the year's calllmcrcial operational)"
her husband's death. stand at the top of the list.
one son. Francis, aged four years. lyeal‘ gndpd June 30 1917 was ‘3 634 _
The body will be town to song-loom,» says the report. on.» total!
ford today. Nneral Director D- VHof our merchandise export trade was,
Raymond hulls curse of the "an" is 293 see we and or our im "
. . . port ltl ] ondou
DOi'WJW- 7" {limit “mnflem”mJlrnde 82.659.355.185. During the three hm; '
will be made in ltamford and inter- months' 0d tom'th l
aunt will boxin- the Stamtord °°m°’;ilscsl "2:71 to (rm be: f 2:: “mtg:
torn. . tokaadise exports ve been $1.31.!-
srlllnilulllvu 2m ml
"The Department earnestly hopes
lfor the passage early in the coming;
gllllllilli’ titular; ,_._-~
" {ANNUAL CHRISTMAS
M. F. Greene Makings'Fight: DINNER AND TREEpvill enter
Against John W. Sculley,
of South Norwalk.
The Salvation Army workers are
again at the task of soliciting funds
for their,Annunl Christmas work
the contest betWeen John w. Sculley. munity
giggmof’gx‘: “g“ 1mg?“ of; .It is haped that the public will res-
resld he i “I: l' it‘d ill "r of pond as it has done in other years
p e y o 1‘" e 9 ‘j’r' Ito the support of this particular work.
North America, the Newark Etening .Letters of appeal will be sent to
NY" i0! yesterday}, ”Id; hi h h scone. moses he»: been inlactid (in
mm ng on “ pa orm n w c e stores. and also in residences, enve'
'5 pledged to change the 9’3"“ "5' lopes will be distributed from house
'9'“ of my”: dues by “MO“ batters. to house and the usual pot boiling has
'a candidate for the presidency of thelof contributin
is something unless for
gn‘iitednliattlegshol £32”: dalmorlca. lack of funds. Last year $551 was
u er a p“ e a a e e pay- collected and used for the Christmas
,ment of dues on the percentage plan work. Captain :Philllps informs ,the
would be eliminated and each “man Sentinel that he could use witthout
better would pay monthly assessalabumg charity $1 000.
333’ °' ‘F to "'8 national “we” No contribution will be counted too
For the tirst time in the history of 22);; )i‘fmyzugyznt :1; sgsggisfngl
the hatters' organisation. women will . l
somt‘Jtlng in the name of the Christ'atl
l , 5-916 m. “need", have the right to vote at an annual . '
lthe Bridgeport mot South No: election, a local of union straw hat whose birth we celebrate on that day |Queant. tut
walk. who expects shortly to 91“" operators; composed of women, hav- can we not catdh up some of His
the aviation section Of the United mg been ors‘nl'ed recently: in Chl' spirit, and make Christmas 8 "aunt '
have be?” no “we” tor a long "met. States Army. Mr. DeF'orrest has been “8°- Tb“ "‘9“ women '“1 have to image whose circumstances willlbrai
and secondly because Friend Wife, a conscientious worker and made a the right at the ballot came as a sur- not an”. them any of the “mfg ”not
“me" ‘0 “3‘“- f‘" ”1" WWW. "Wilton of friends throughout the town. ‘
’all of whom will regret his departure. was announced only a few weeks a .
He'will be. succeeded in the uptown at;
‘onice by Philip Ward Prendergnst. by the national 039911 CHMNEY FIRE
who is also well-known. and who on-
ldoubtedly will meet with success. ‘ _
On Saturday of this '3“. Howard who is seeing reelection as national Mark Donahue, son of F. J_ Dona-
lCometock. tuptOWn representative
lot the Nor-Walk Hour, will also con- ‘
f South Nor-T elude his duties With the paper. Mr. are manifesting unusual interest in evening, at about 7 o'clock, and notnm
stock has accepted a posing: on the communion for the annual elec- tied one of the neighbors when thelattac
um 01.“;9 Bridge. tiou ,wblch will be held Eriday. Mar- source or the smoke could be foundlgnfamry were made,
and will take up his tin Lawlor. the national secretary- The two of them then hunted a’wndlcontenting “mm, with
duties on Monday of next week. treasurer, will have, no opposition. and found that the chimney was out
d to. His many local lriends are wishing For the union men 0! the Orange (“5- are. A telephone alarm. was sent intol
".He went nbout~‘dolng good," wby
prise to the union batters in this city ,
and the Orange district, as the ruling Hoses "‘5wa by others
I...—
With Mr. Greene opposing John w. DOES $200 DAMAGE}
Sculley. of South Norwalk. Conn,
president, batters in all the districts hue, of 3 Fairfleld'avenue. smelled
of the trade throushout the country smoke while be his in the house last
trict, the polls will be Open at the the Central Fire station and the tire-
‘9' '99“ ,RSO. his friends in the efforts to find out whercrtiw srnbzeke
ave n
. l
wsmanuav BLOCK ' ,
, try to Aid and ONIO- » ‘ ‘
‘ . «3 Ba“ “I! my in the
Johl swv “‘9 ‘W' ’m of the 1.31%, Ctr-Irene ‘Wm
M”? ,‘pnnbusudttisthe‘mlo tart. . . ..
”fristrlott‘o'mm your“ M Company, burned out that door and
184 End wpnld goo/p only m ”M the two other! above it.
Cross Ir. )1
mmmunvonontbefisu
Immhvspmiscdfl ,. ‘t'o’st- ,
lulu lilllllllfl lllllJNllEll 1 ~
.1... . . ill Ills cllllllll Bl tilt
Streetsto, ' Mento'l‘ry?
i Stratlord m Charged' ered by Fellow Employee: ' '
I Yesterday Afternoon. Had;
Fail and the Cossacks "AI!
Liable to Enter the Inn
tremist Ranks ‘ ‘ “‘
FHlllfilllil‘lllllS
“SEEM"W
Artillery Active K0! .
tween Bulieco 'urt ” I“
. . (‘olltlter revolutionary
Mr. Eberhardt “WW. who was for- other. and while all are touched upoulaguimf the Bolsheviki 39m?- g.
measur“ (or "'0’ have received a setback in theme
rtctl defeat of General Kornil‘
Dr Huntington said that till cause battle in south-Cent!“ 4 '
- . ' ‘ - “The visible balance at trade in‘sia. l'noflicisl advices contain " "
of death was tuberculnr inttninallll.:f3y0r of the United States on maplrunmr that General Koruilofl w” ,
Eberhardt 19"“ besides h” “HE chandise transactions for 'he‘flsm‘lwotmdcd and that. his capture ‘
the Bolsheyiki is. anticipated.
According to the report reee
the\hattle was flu
een Bielgorod, in the
lace of Kursk, and Sumo, tn
Province of Kharkov, _ . . .
Islam. The import: sizes-taunt, tn‘ately three ll . .
by the Boishc'ikl'df
tile-Doll. the. largest town in ..
Doll Cossack territory, is also _ , -
ported. the dispatch adding
indications are that‘the (30M-
tiprising will fail and. thett'ossoek
the extremist “lino
250 miles southeast fl
in i’ctrograd t.
continue their efiorts to gain cone
trol of the Constituent Assent y”
although available etnrns Irons ,, -
elect-lit elections show the 30‘“:
viki alone hardly
ill the Assembly.
have a major'ui
drders for the I!“
rest and trial of the leaders of tin ,
.Uoits’titutional Democratic Pam“ '
most of whom are supporting r
Cossack revolt, have been i p
by the Bolsheviki. . 1
Field Marshal Haig's troop
have met and repulsed the fi
massed attacks on the w
front ill several days and have-
flicted’hcavy losses ‘on the
mans. The attack was made
front of one mile east of Bullc
d between that town ,
(1 had it succeeded
have had tactical eflect
shortened salient before Chi-v
t‘ter a heavy bombarding;
Baavrian troops went forwa '
.massetl formation. The
line held, except: on the ri
the Germans were '
lwith beam.
encm ' go a ,
trench, which had been destroy“
the bombardment preceding!“
it. No further attempt-“ill
the GM
ng artillery fire against the
us in this area. \ ‘
Bulleeourt and Y
hatters' headquarters», 45 Freeman men came and quickly extinguished-_ ‘
he German artillery has
angle: bothers: on; and- alas p. m. the blaze. The dange willI amonnt't
t “3 _ ‘5 "939'! candidacy to about. $150 or 820 . If t a young ~ 1 no “he have
“WET” MONDAY 7" 11°! publicly announced until a man hadjnot been ”persistent in his‘uve' b“ k! .
.ed. The heavy enemy bout , ,.
lintents continue in the Champ“
region east ofBbeiIus, A _, ‘ .
sgsittst French
sitio'ns near Conroy, in’ this,
was nithont’result.‘ No
Verduil,lthe lies
Weather conditions'ontlie
ing on the thirdloor of the Republi-
Iepnblican, which the Italians hope tbidnid ,
Norwalk Chronicler