scorn IOI'ALI.
cons. Ionian saunas? fists
Fair Tonifllt and Probably fluidly
Nclwmts
SUSPENDED
.' with [iii
1
l
Piiiiii fItOM
‘ ROBBERIES
Nut $60,000
Master Cracksman Arrested
in Stamford, Last Week.
by Detective Malone, of
Bridgeport
Fillfllilli mun
WAS "Willi?
Said to Have Operated in
Norwalk and Many Other
Towns and Cities
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2|.» Business ltlill‘lmcron'r. Jan. 2i.t-»Wltll lllll
“UV“! “MN“! 9“! 0' U10 5“!" arrest. of Joseph Gall. alias Variag. in
tira‘lypl river was suspended today Stamford last “mm, by Detective "a.
for the drst of the series of ten heatv lone of me l’ridxeport Detective m.
m~s Mondays ordered by the Fuel Ad-r roau. the mystery surrounding the
1""mfll30“ W '9‘“??? 9°“ ’0' vii-lumpy robberies commuted lately in
we consumption and traumatic tho“ West End has been circuit! up.
“WWW- ,Whon questioned by Detective" Cap-
nt the setup time, manufacturing lain 0,0,,“ this morning Gali'adrntl-
p‘niats throughout the east art's idle M that the profits accruing from M,
tor the fourth successive day in com- burglaries within the lMi {9' months
alliance with the Administration's are. In Fail-field County amounted to
..uy closing order. PUOCHVQ last Frl- $60,000. "9 also admitted lllll be 'A.
“"Y '9‘. designed “"0 ‘0 ”V” ”0" an escaped convict trout Trenton
; rd assist lltnterially in relieving the Prison. New Jersey.
“"mc condition. it was upon statements made by
Ip‘tlrl otllciais dcciarvd 'l‘m‘ M" rnnlt achondos. of is l’arlr'tsu-net.
n a radical change of li't‘llll". in ,_
“"' tt'mtinnsd on Eleventh regal
i .
'irst of he Tell Meatless
Mondays Ordered For Re-
lease of Coal and Aiding
Transportation .
i
Ntwuul Willi
‘ Ntuliiulnt
Pennsylvania Railroad Puts
a General Cargo on‘
Freight
[r
l .
(moan- on lug. Nine.)
Willi-i "Him Elifliiiiililliifl
iii ultr Nuttm: IN Fililiii NNlNEN
PilliiiiHiEiiltiiili; Nut:
fl‘tlghoat Sign-its, American
liarltcntlne in Distressy
British Vessel Runs
Agrotllld
The American barhonllne Mannie~
span. the British freight steamship
inhiystollo and the ocean going tug-,
I at Roger Williams cattle to print;
_\ .ttetsiny. off boos Island. The barit-
.‘ltilllt’ was in distress with a fever
bait-hen crew. The llddystono .‘lill
aground. The ttlltboat sank in tutti
i horns of water. but her crew sits
“rzwed. _ intents. The fire. which is believed
. ”he Mannie Swnn. laden with s‘ to have started in the collar from an'
two of lllnhogany from the West overheated furnace. crept quickly. Mill
s‘mlut of Africa was sighted by the undiscovered. through the bulldlnr'.
count guard about one o'clock in the‘ breahing into name at the third 1‘
premium From her llliislii were tly‘ Mrs. Paradise. unaware of tir-
lint" tings which signalled the follow- spread and headway of tho firo. tit-to.-
, 1
Crippled Father First Car?
ried to Safety in Apart-
ment House Blaze,
. YONKBRS. N. Y.. Jan.,13.«Three
iehlidren were burned to death in a
i
ment house at No. 189 02th street you-
terday afternoon. A molly". cripplod
father and older brother are at the
homc‘of friends frantic with the we
row of their loss.
Mr. and Mrs. James Paradise. with
their four children. lived in the third
and top storyof the destroyed apart-
WIILINGS
Onlaturdsyaftn'noontcolatsfcr inthslocal
pspmthslusIOoramittsswasiasn'nctsdby Internal
Adminisnator,bywirs,tosdvissslipstsssa. thousa-
pfiiiyaxsmptsmagahstnsingfsslfcrbsat forany corn-
msrcialormanufacturingmsndtsssy thssnlywsy
tonvoidmpicicnorviolatingthsspiritnltl dtbclsw
wastoshutupshop lobnildlngcanbs vanilsndsyin
[whichiiqnorissoldandthisbtrusofb'illidjlaudbowling
. . of I‘ ‘
Aocpyofthedispstchwssgivsntochisf
t
tongwbowillsestoitssnforossasnt.
Amovsmeatinthsintsrsstcfsgsnsnlgndddsspmd
obscrvsncsofholidaylondsyswastabsnnp fhmhants
oflorwalk. Anumssrvsdsndvigmsd IWpct
lorthforaunivsrsalshsttingupcfallbflsu oaths
Mondays from Jannaryfltolarchfl. 0n Hedoyou
Mforthswinningofthcwsroragsinstit‘lloonscsn
adordtomakeablundsratthisifznellstsvsryonswholcvss
hiscountrybsfoundinthsranhoflcrwnlh'sbssin-m
advanccguard
»Bowmuchbottcrforutoginnpahwm'm
hmhflomlkmannhfuthmwhmuw-Isw
lincscrossthsssss.
lsnsrsmsllyloyaltowhatthsynsndssbs. Shaman
whoiswillingtosacrilsaobsdisncststbslatlsn'scall, for
mtradsormoasyiswsighiaghislsahmsiasnspsnsfa
scalsagsinstsbsgof-snsyistbsothsr. lsialoyaltswhat
banndathsheavisrfthatwhatbsdssirssths-cre—thsuonsy.
mumsnmsitmmmsanmqmmho
givsshimsslfandhisnlousynuchlasninabsthshmsnsnd
every business enterprise worth more in the ccrnmnrsity when
they live.
Thscisyasawllolsrasstbsioyalandtraa Inthanssr
futursws‘can rderbsohtoflilwitbridsnnd-jmtoml.
“M“pss." ”Manhunt. Eirshourhontss
i
n”
IJES HUSBANII in which
fire which swept through the south Secretary 0' Treasury CW
- pondittlrrs that will be necessary in
thalihcsewhoaualflhgthnh'livasattbalmtl
Hill. with sun
. stuttNNNiNNNN
AliceCarringtcaBandLaid-
lawkSeehingaDivorcs—
1
PRESEN'Ii Viiii
"ultimo
Life
' Now it is a bride who is suing her
:soldier husband. and as the
fronted With Talk of
liaising 818.000.0001!“ in
Year
. 'fllo reliorl of the Scoreta . of tho ”'0” incidents "M“ ”mt a." Will
Treasury to Congress last math gavo' for M” life I“ N" “V" “d ”3“
no encouragement to those who havoim‘l“ ‘“ wayside "W'- Then. too. it
"and for WM "hm...” m "willful!“ on with an elopenlsat with
int-marl «ism-nan. ilc adheres close; ”my?” ’26“ m“ m.“
to is e e . - “u“
y "u r "um" of u" " wants a divorce, with alimony and the
custody of their belts girl. a year and
ten months old. from Loner Baird
this fiscal your placing thorn at‘
Short But Livelyflarried'
oassj
comes from Greenwich. it is full of‘
with that
oh NNNNNtmN
. NNNNtNiNNv
Interesting History of First
Congregational Church
Organization Read by
Miss Kellogg
-.-~.-——
wNNuiuuimNs
illifliiliiilii
'Four Young Ladies Repre-
i sent Diderent ‘Periods
i
i
i
Through Which School
Has Passed
Beautiful and llllprt‘lnil‘r were the
THE GiEBlM
BIG CAMPAIGN
GIVEN B008l
Professor Bakewell, of Yale
College. and [ester
Scheide, of Hartford, Tell
of Government’s Plan
lliiINtiVi—Nifiil
care-cabs that marked the celebra-
tion d his “I bundrcth anniversary
of tho First Congregational Sunday;
nelson! y-tcrday. The fl‘f'Vlt'r‘ii were‘
held in the paril'll hall which has'
been used since the condngratiou ott
last fall. and thanks to the new the
ing system. the building was very
comfortably bested. i
Ir. Younga. the Sunday school sup]
crinlenden‘t. opened the service with
a few appropriate remarks concern-
ing the school lifter which the iter.‘
*Dr. McGrcgor invoked the Divine
blessing for the rcllnul and its mama
bars. A history of the school since'
its inception was read by Miss ital-l
Iogg. The story ws y i a... “J
tcrcst and c landfiml so ‘
with. work Martina-flats.“
out. The schoOI was Win Illl‘
by some charitable ladies who wereI
even then engaged In matting Kat"
wants for the poor of tho psrisll. The
school was oonducto-«l under the sup
ervlsion of these ladies for the nest
ten years. when Henry llenedict was
elected to be its first superintendent:
Although he served in this capacity
for a short while. the financial stand-
ing of“ the school was 'much improv-
cd. .‘Thc‘nsnt sols-rintcndent was
Deacon cool-as St. John. who served
faithfully for eightren yearn and was
sounded by the worthy Dr. Hall. who‘
was the pastor at that time. The
doctor was ably assisted in his work
by Ira. Susan llctts and Ira. Blew-
art. The doctor rrtaincd tho IIIWI"_
inlandsblp until last), in which year.
Edward Bisssl. was ehcted to the posi-
lion. [allowing him came Alerandsr
8. Gibson. who served for eight years
and Was succeeded by the Rev. M-
icsnlinnsd on Sivth M.)
iii. Slil’lElllN
t
int lilessage;
"Out of provisions. Ui‘t‘ttl niclt. Tow
in bird to Now Yet-it." ,
‘ The vessel had anchored shout five
rules from shore early in the morn-
in.. but the font for hours screcnod
Im- from the View of persons ashore.
-A tinss‘ng coastwise stoamshp ob
a: mod her rlgnals early in thc morn-
ing and approached near enough to
(continued On Page Twelve)
-vw-waw. .’..
- hummus
' , Willi illiliEIi
'i‘hn ntnrcbnnta' committw hold it
llzneting‘at the South Not-walk club
’ il‘lit folcncon. There wero'a few
lmtnncns reported Where the closing
up on Monday were twins disobeycd.
A member of the local fuel commit-
tcm was present and stated that any
violation of the law. it reported to
the committee. would be promptly
taken up with the Mural suthoritlos.
'l'hs following interpretation of the
closing order was read before ilhe
/
rl.~viing:- .
'i‘iin saloons can «Ely open up heat-
, )4. m and “glass. o co buildings Will
‘ stand total a and with dad snoudt
, IIMIW service to ascoxnnmdnts such
* ' tenants as my legally In. their oi-
m or its, wsr'laesdurw and as leash
.ahosld, com the. instant cbsrll~
,4. sin-e of evilrs'v patttslis outsell. The
, «Les—s— .
.Wmmm ‘
i
’ mined to carry her crippled husbsr‘
no safety and thin return [or his
a ,
-.~.-o~.-
(Continued on seventh Page.)
'FOURTEEN Carts
ARE DERAILED
c—s-nsn-
, —
! ' DANBL‘BY. m. 21.-l"ourtoon cars
{of a long freight train on the New
lliavon rolds. Poughhecpste llridgll
route. hound for New Haven, were de-
ratled in a wreck at Dylternan. N. Y..
twelve mllf‘i west or here. last night.
"No one was injured. but the block-
ing of the tracit is causing serious
' delay to the handling of tho ilnnltlnso
,frcight tradic passing over the road.
The wast-bound tract: is not blocltod
tnnd esst-bound trains are being sent
'iiltitllld the wracit its rapidly as possi-
. hi».
i
i
i
usArLESS MONDAY '
IN consecrlcur
NEW HAVEN. Jan. 21.->-Chnnccll-
out Was today going through its first
."hl-stlsss" Monday. under the order
issued by National Fuel Administrator
Garfield. with the temperature in
«natty places not far from the am
nlsrlt. in this city it whs about nine
'dogrcss above at sight o'clock this
morning. but it was expected. would
grow ivsrlasr during the day. Insect
iior the factories and other business
’ J thmmwltcnsssessswtdmsdtbssflsr.”
hm“ Them mmmnuyvnssastm
1 TM‘
tit-y ssrviswwasbsiag mean In
day schedule and the steam train ser-
view as s holiday-sebum.
W
t—Advsrtissiansnsstwsty
818.775.9l0.955. Ordinary receipts. tn-'
cludillt: ptoocods of the new ttlastitln.l
m plain-ti til sa.ssc.soo,ooo. it. mi
outwit a ronlatndor of ”83.605300
from the first Liberty Loan. and will
have 83.808.100.150 from the second
Liberty Loan Thorn N‘llliilml au-
thority to null ”.066 233,“th l per
cent. bonds corresponding to the sec
and lush". and he omllmtcs nil lib
come of “03.200900 from the War
Savings stamps. Altogether he ilg-
(Continued on M Twill
It tNNNtmt't'I'l
MEN Pliiliili’lill
ll tut nuth
CAMP Dill/ENS. Ayer, Mast. .lsn
Sin-Biliflen Connecticut men worn
among the lit! promoted a step upltltr
lrilltary ladder Saturday. The racont-
msndations haVa born/on the table for
some time. but today's action conlv
plotsly surprised many of the new
i
i
who saw no reasoastnrst for their.
REPIIRTEII Ill:
Laidlsw. a lieutenant in the Unitau
States army.
The wifc is a niece of William F.
can.“ -
Rev. John litapltton. who left Non.
Carringtoll. one of New York's rail“ walh on'l'lmrsdav. January 8.10 Cami);
i
liosslros. Ho has been the guardian McClellan.
of his niece during her [luluorttyutits bass hospital at the camp.
which ended a few weeks ago. ‘
The cash was entered in the Super- but by this time it is believed that
tor Court last month. The husband he has mound from his illness and
entered through William 1.. Tierney to is on the road to recovery. ‘
defend. This wselt Judge Tier-say Pneumonia was feared when a r.
moved to refer the case to a commlt- ntapieton. who has been given Isave
tee. 'l'hs moiticn was on the short of absence from the South Norwsllt
tesatisssd as Pans 'l‘welvs)
will NlNNi INNN
unu it thus
Many North Carolina Points
Still Cut Oil From Asiat-
snce
monsoon. Vs... Jan. 21.4w» of
persons are bomclsss and In need of
food at ssvsrnl towns along the At-
rs-
Annlston. Alabama. is in
the pastor in do V. M. C. A. War
Work in thc camps. both her.- and
abroad. was taken ill but the hindly
treatment that he received. and the
'in that he was taltcn to the hospi-
al at' once when he was taken ill is
believed to have avertod tiny possi-
tillt of pneumonia.
I: llspletorl when he left
whet-din
all
3:33. of air wss responsible for tho
———-—v
toasllsnetl on Pass Viv-l
EMPIDYEES GET HALF
PAY FOR FIVE DAYS
'l'bo It’llonas I Rum-
Norwnlb. .
New York. hero. nude happy
by u» at.
. There are
good slsed psy roll
Inn. ‘ Their action is bting
have beard
!
with:
what was thought to be pneumonls.~
l
Congregational «lunch of which be Is'
'W'II the two plants..
Pliilliiliiiiilifli
Music Provided by the Pal?
ace Theatre Orchestra a
Feature
Norwslk‘s War Savings campaign
l-eretvtd a big boost yesterday. when
the first of the war savings rallies
.was held at the f’aiaco theatre and
reasons given as to why the people
should buy the War Saving stamps
which are now on sale at postofficss
and banks in this city. The speak-
N “humor.“ W
i. . we ale Unhlrlity
an buster seaside of Hartford. who
has been in the bench Armysndwho'
was tuned at Verdun.
John Cnvanallgb. chairman of the
local wsr savings conunittoe. presided
at the rally. and introduced the speak.
ers of the afternoon. Music for the
affair was furnished by the Palace
Theatre orchestra. under the leader-
ship of Janna Sexton. the orchestra
furnishing music gratis out of patriot-
ic motives. Tho IDOIktI'l‘U were well
worth while and those present at the
rally found the afternoon most inter-
estlnl.
Thrift stamps and War Saving“
stamps are the most democratic of
investments and America upsets
every American to show the love of
"Milena institutions by tnvastllll
.tn chit denuxtis'tlc actually. won
was the spirit of yests y's meet-
ing. The aggremuc amount of the
investments and the number of in-
vectors in these war savings securi-
tics arc .in a way.the answer of the
people of this great Democracy to the
call of the cause of democracy throug-
out the world and the vindication of
civilisation and humanity.
o—u—s
(Continued on Eighth Page.)
bor Manifesto,
John J. Nolan.
The pmhihltlonists in general and
William .1. Bryan in particular are
was subjected to s bitter arraignment in
d‘spoaod with a cold or so it the Campers document. The prohibi-
d it is believed that tho tlontsts are characterised ss “neither
wlso. practical nor patriotic." but
egotistical and fanatical. Hr. Bryan,
is sliced to as shallow and hiding bo-
hilld the real question “by clever wit-
, ttclsms."
i
monl be ratified by a majority
oftbowarbytbssccislpcw
D.
moo-mt moot-.11": to has Prnsldllit and that
would receive bait say list-ills the national campaign .' of the pro-
ssvs' period of idioms in bibitiont‘stst only tending to divert
the conservation OTC-l the minds of the people foam the war.
Oarlsld "'Ir. Bryan." says the‘ labor lead-
th Built" suit NNN “
‘ SEA fltill wnL’umsn
mullmNN/NNNIit
tuituiissuh
Bré‘sn and Other Advocates
‘ tierly Arraigned in La-t
Labor started its fight ageinst na~
lion-wide prohibition yesterday when
1.000.000 members of tho Amcrisnn
. l‘t‘dbl‘ntltm of labor were sent cogi0I|liddli accompanied
of Samuel (lonlpcrs' manifesto which
has been delivered to Congressman
"in addition Mr. dompcrs declares
that should the constitutional among;
States two millions of woritsrs would
Inflow! be thrown out of annioyrncrlt. lie
at its factories in Bor'ns street: points out also that the question at
and Thirtr-Mtil. prohibition has been sottltld for the
Biiiliiili- J
bly Dissolved by the Ex-
ecutive Congress After an
Existence of a Few flours
PiN-tililtliiNi ‘
IN _i_8_iI_EN|liNil
Serious Strikes in
Austria—Sixteen German
Airplanes Brought Down
on Western Front
Russia's Constituent Assembly
had leelt in existence only a few
hsill‘s before it WI! dissovlcd
car'y Saturday by the Executive
('mtlmltter t-f il‘e Congrels of
Wurknlon‘s and Soldiers’ Dole»
putt-s. it is reported it will be
su-ecct-(lt-tl by the Workman’l and
tillldlrl-n' tollgrt-ss, which h“
been supporting the boiling. gov-‘
crnmt-nt. Dissolution came after
the lilllslltn’ik atlhcrditu bid boon
defeated in silent in coll-
Itrot of tho Assembll: “in
Bolshevih troops now the
place,
tlosertctl Assembly most
and Premier [chins announces be
it ill not permit the to rev
{iii.~l>"lilltlt". \Vlletlidt- Social
lievolutionist ma ”m III“
to illt‘ liolshovik o On tho'itt'
protest is not yet clear.
With the l’lltpilermnns in the po-
litical nscelldonoy in Gcmany.
there are serious strikes in Aun-
tf'lfi. More than 100,000 worllen. ‘
have quit work in the vicinity of
Vienna as a protest agalnst' Gor-
nlanism, and in favor of peace.
The Vienna correspondent of one
tit-mall newspaper says the Atla- I,
ll'liill strike movement demands a
spoedy peace with Russia. and has
grown too strong “to be stemmed
by force."
British wsrsllips finally have
evened the score. with the forum-
German warships Gocbcn all
'lireslall. in an action at. the en-
trance to the liardansllss Bundfi.‘
the Breslau was sunk and the Gos-
bcn, suderillg serious damage, I'-
beached: .‘ho British tones with
two monitor , one commanded by
Viscount. lirooruo, a nephew of
Earl Kitvllouur. and whose fats b
unknown. The former Germ-t
ships llttve Men the mainstay 0!
the naval defense of Constantino-
lo sillt-o they found Infugc thorn
roln pursuing British and French
Witilit‘lii iii the owning of the war. '
Mitch dilultluc had been done tie .
Russian transports and supply
ships ill the Black Sea by the two
vessels. ‘ ,
lust-cased nrtillcry and aerial _
activity on the Walnut frontltnl '
by stars fits-
quout raids by both “it"
have been no attacks in both
over. and there is little to indium
any serious branlt is the wintd'
inactivity. 0n the “slim M
there has been oul artillery Igbt- "
inn, most work . in the Monte,
Attolotlo . sector and along tlla
Piavc.
l-lixtot-tl German airplanes worn
brought tlowu Saturday in Franco.
in France by French and Fri
airmen. »
Entollto warships have 50.".
bartlsd Ostend, one of the ins"
portallt Gonnsn submarine bases
on the Belgian coast.
IIONDON. Jail. ill.-—British cas- ,
ualtios reported in the wash and. .
trig today were 11,043, divided
follows: .
Killed or disd of we”: 0f. .
'sr. relating to ul- Nsbrsshsp’tl ssh "m... m. . ,
3m“! "mmfi'm m“gtmdsd or 1”: "owners, .
/ mun-Must
Russia’s Constituent Assets. ' ‘
Norwalk Chronicler