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JOSEPH DAVIS
st Street
OOUTH “DINA“
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warns FORECAST
Forecast for Norwaih and vicinity:
Rain tonight and Wednesday morning.
ioilowed by clearing and somewhat
colder in afternoon or night. A long
trough of low pressure central over
the lake region is causing cloudy
weather with light rain or snow from
Texas ncrthenstward to Maine. Pleas-
ant weather continues on the Middle
The tem-
peratum is somewhat lower this morn:
ing on the northern .border heme...
the Rocky Mountains and the Lake re-
gion. The temperature is rising in the
central and 'eastern distircts.
'WIATEIIAYIARAGO
TODAY.
Temperature :- 1 High, 25; low,
6. Fair. ,
City News!
{Miss Susan Sutcliife of Brooklyn. N.
Y., has been a guest of Mrs. James
Golden, I Fairbddavenue. .
1‘. Percival Spain. former captain of
the Kennedy Guards of Danbnry, spent
the week-end in Norwalk A large pore
tion of his time was. taken up in bid-
ding local friends farewell. as he in-
tends to enter an oilicer'a training
camp in the near future.
—Anstin's Garage doing business
.— jnst over the bridge on Seaview aro-
nue, East Norwalki Conn. Come see
me.‘ W. R. Austin.
The aerv.ices atOrace "church to.
.morrow, Ash Wednesday. will be at
9:30 and 10:30. At the latter. Com-
munion ,will be celebrated, and an ad-
dress delivered by the rector. The
Sommnnicn will again be celebrated
. Thursday morning at 9:30. On Fri-
day at 5 o'clock, the evening prayer
and Litnny will hesaid. All the serv-
ices will take place in the side chapel.
The entertainment committee of Old
Well Commandery, .\'o. 956. U. c. G.
offerings.
We wish to state that for the benefit of our natrons
who owing to the tremendous rush of Saturday did
not receive proper attention. and their portion of the
waterdamaaed goods. we will offer on sale.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
additional items at extremely low prices. Prices in
many cases even lower than Saturday’s wondert'u
“ THE nosros STORE
KAISER DECLARE'SIGEIR-
MANY WILL IMPOSE
ICA TO ' CONTINUE
WAR
(Continued m: Page One)
were concerned, having. obtained
exclusive selling agencies.
That Germany, Austria-Hun-
coutemplate forming a customs
union was established definitely
during the negotiations. When
the question of a renewal of the
most favored nation clause was
under consideration, the German
delegates announced that certain
reservations and limitations must
be made as to this principle in its
application to commercial rela-
tions with Austria and other lands
which intended to conclude a
“zollbund” (customs union) with
Germany. Russisobviously would
not be allowed to avail itself of-the
reduced or abolished duties of this
customs union. On the other hand,
Germany cvidcntly intends 'to
,work for free right of access to
fitbc Russian market for its protege
:flatc, the “independent" kingdom
iof l’oland. Director Johannes men-
Etioning the peculiar relations to
Russia of those rcgions 'which
split themselves 03 from the Bus-i
Vtillery ‘ fire ‘on‘ the ,Sct-te ('ommuni
'Plhtcau of theltaliau front, the
Austrians attacked south of Basso
PEACE 0N ALL;AMER- Rosso, clearing supporting posi- of the Interior in the Revolution-
tious and capturing 180 prisoners,
Army Headquarters announced to-
ay.
LONDON, Feb. 12.—Emperor
William’s personal headquarters
'are to be transferred to Spa, the
Hill. credited to Germany in the imi- Belgian watering place near the of the firm“ River, but were held
gin, though brought in through Prussian frontier, according to in check by the italians. The Ans.
German ports. German houses nn- statements in the German- press,
der pro-war conditions controlled says the Exchange Telegraph cor- by the Italian artillery, and the
the Russian market so far as many respondent at Amsterdam. The
American manufactured articles emperor "PM“ to take the care
there for a short time, it is said. '
LONDON, Jan. 17 (By Post).—
The correspondent at Home of the
gary and the other Central Powers Morning p0," - reports German
traders have taken advantage of
the situation in Russia and erect-
cd four hundred boothsat con-
venient spots along and close to
the Russian front. It appears that
the Russian soldiers are most aux-
ions to obtain playing cards and
that they readily exchange a
machine gun for a pack of cards.
AMSTERDAM, Jan. 16 (By
Post).—Jcalous of Berlin’s pos-
session of a British tank, Bavaria
is demanding that Munich must
have a tank like the one now on
exhibition in the Prussian capital.
To this demand, the Neuestc Nat-b.-
richten of Munich adds: “We
want one in good condition, too.
because the people of Munich will
not be satisfied unless they can
see the wheels go round."
LONDON. Feb. 12.—("onfir.na-
~tion of thc German report that
Russia has withdrawn front the
(3.. calle'd a meeting at the residence sian empire as requiring a special war is contained in an oflicial Rus-
. of Mrs. Martha Wilcox, Washington regulation of the principle of most statement received here today.
street. last evening, to arrange for an
favored nations in this regard.
g trams): usanquanraas
entertainment and “I'd 9‘11! 10 ”0 One of the weak points of the W NORTHERN lTALY, Fob.
{ Refugees from Helsingsfors re-
port that two of the lied Guard
leaders—M. Hapalainen, Minister
'ary Cabinet, and M. Sirola, For-
eign Minister—hays been shot by
,the White Guard.
{ ROME, Feb: 12.-—The Aus-
trians yesterday renewed their
attacks on the northem front west
'trian columns were torn to pieces
attacks were stopped, says today '8
official report.
AMSTERDAM, Feb. lit—Ger-
man and Russian delegates at Pe-
irograd, according to a dispatch
from Berlin, have signed an agree-
.ment calling for the earliest pos.
sible repatriation of prisoners of
war unfit for military service. Ow-
ing to transportation 'diflicnlties in
Russia, considerable delays are ex-
pected. "t
WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.4—lfow
Russia's complete " withdrawal
from the war will aflect the Allies
and the United States in a militry
way cannot be accurately esti-
mated at this time, ofllcials here
believe, despite the fact that on
paper the Russian collapse Would
seem to give the Germansa great
numerical superiority of troops on
the western front.
Military men, confident that the
Allied line on the western front
will hold against any German
iii, profess not to regard the Rus-
sian separate peace as the menace
L/"
force that can be thrown against '
it would appear.
The fact that 1,500,000 Gcrmanl
prisoners will be freed to return?
:to Germany is regarded with no?
.alarm. Military men say they:
jcould not quickly be re-orgnnizcdi
. held on the evening at February 22- German plan for a protectorate of '1' (By The Associated l’rcss).-—{into cfiicicnt military units. Thci
The following committee on the aifair Poland. attached to the, Austrn. King Albert of Belgium aml'gcneral opinion here is that Ger-i
has been appointed:
Mrs. Wii'cox, German system, is the fact that the Queen Elizabeth left Italian Hcatl-Elnany would be more interested in'
chairman. Mrs. Hoalting. Miss Mar— prosperity of Russian Poland as an quarters today to visit Venice af-Ikccping the prisoners in Russia
garet Lamar, and Miss Helen Godde.
John H. Riley and George W. An.
'drews represented the Danhury Cen- toms barrier, and neither Germany paniml Kim: Albert along N195
and Labor union at a meting'held in nor Austria-Hungary wish to ad- PIMP.
New Haven at which there were pm- mit Polish manufactures to Open ”would: [be first line tronches,ffrom' which will “nil-ob. be, ,9; ...--M.-. .----u---
out delegates from all the central competition in the home markets Queen Elizabeth did not go to the leased by a separate peace, are ro-,' The Council declares that
n
i 8170.088
to the
markets within the Russian cus-
King Victor Emmanuel accom-
thc two kings going
' bodies of the state. The meeting was as a substitute for the Russian front line.
called to hear the plans outlined by,
the state executive committee regard" . . . _
ing 1951,13,,“ gum" organized la.‘Gcorg Gothem has'pomtcd out, fcrrcd docorations on General cm front.
bot- to be brought before the next aw the inorance and levity with which Dlaz. the r-onnnamlcr-ni-chref. and addition, . .
aim of the legislature and especial- these "”81 factors "I the question "10"." "liter officers and soldiers obliged to. keep some of these 147 Lithuania.
ly to hear results at the work done In of Poland’s future are approached‘for oomph-nous gallantry. m the divisions III the vast c . . . .
"a” ,0 0,1“an labor for the re by many “experts; in dlscusulng'l'flcmfl operations. The king and.tcrrttory for garrison purposes. 'iives received a delegation from elated over the-success" of the five, as
The one outstanding fact is that the Council. The German ntnnsicr the Norwalit outfit is rated as one of
.ltaly were in Venetian cities when the military experts are sure the promised to forward the column-j
raided by cnmny air- reinforcements the Germans can nication to Berlin. !
' manider of the war.-—Danbnry News.
l
l
I
i
‘ l
‘ market, which
'tion of textiles and other manu-
an incorporation ofaaakingdom of
,Poland in the Hapsburg monarchy
failed to take into consideration
9 .that Russian Poland had almost
compared with nine crossing the
,mt
oil!" by .o. French. . oer-3a
market.
As the radical Reichstag leader
the separation of Poland from
Russia, these “experts” ignored
the fact that industrial Poland
could not live without the Russian
absorbed three-
fifths of the total Polish produc-
factnres, and in their advocacy of
no business relations with Aus-
tria-Hungary, only one railroad
connecting the two countries as
frontier between Germany .and
Russian Poland. Austrian e ports
to Poland were only one-six;
teenth as large as those of 10er-
many toIfI’oland and thepe in tjtrn
wet" Possible only. thmnsli Po;
laiiti's‘ access to the Ruining;
| King Albert reviewed a large
force of ltalian troops and be con-
queen of Belgium and the king of
'thcy wcrc
craft.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 12,—The
list of thc Tuscania‘s unaccounted
for was further reduced today by
the checking of a number of men
who ware sick uninjured in hospi-
tabs in lreland. Reports to the
War Department indiated the sick
and injured are‘making satisfac-
tory progress’toward recovery. I
Twelvemen were removed from
With. these definitely recorded
as survivors the list of those not
yet reported as survivors numbers
328. This number is expected to
be materially reduced when the:
War Department obtains certifies.
tion .of ita'lliatgjtroin the senior,
ml! in inland; ' t
het. - - I
P in, Feb. l2.--At!tiVe71tiéIilf
szwsre‘earried out last
3.! parties wetebeaten bybv
:srocsnoaa; recital—fame
Red Ghard'of Finland, which at:
,. iito was? 1:: era-
a botanic-have asked '
i: r“
'u '»the foreign; inte
industrial area was built upon frcc ter a tour of the Pasuhio and As- rather than risk having them carry
Russian intcrior mgo fronts and the Lower i’iachBolshcvik doctrine back to Ger-l
many. ,
The 147 Austro-Gcnnan
and ;
Bulgar dtvnnons on
the Russian :
’garded as already having been spite all oppressions of the past'
"stripped of their effectivcs which the Lithuanian people has
have been transferred to the west- served
draw from the Russian {root can-'
not overwhelm the western linc.
Russia at this time owes the seeks a divorce from his wife. Laura;
Ormsbee Goodridge. now of Syracuse,f
. N. Y. The wife intends to contest the
ready have sour to Russia- ' For divorce,‘ the papers of which have
that stint the government holds been been returned to the Superior“
I
I
. , court. he husband is represented'f' by /
sum “'1" be a total loss to the Umt- John a mum“,
ed States depends upon whether mm.” on Aumt 31' 1913,
United States $187,779,000 ad-
vanced for supplies,. which al-
Russian bomls. Whether this vast
the ultimate government in Rus-
the unmounted for list today. Isis decides to repudiate the debt.’
A credit of $325,000,le was .es.
tablishegl at the Treasury for Ruth.
sin, but only $187,779,000 was
used When pavmmts were stopped.
pre National 'Cmnleil of “thin
ania ‘Switaerlandg’whic: inhale;
.9!
Lithu’an has sent“ all belligerl
eat and neutral nation's havin
diplomatig I ‘tativse .
Mariandthe teat ofa min-
I"
Gilbert W. Goodridge or Hridgeporti
iion is alleged from bJanuary“, 1015. -
Then is one minor child. ' ‘
The services tomorrow. Ash Wed- '- ' ,
nesday. in- Christ Episcopal church \ ./
. . ,wili he at 10:30 a;~-m., and it“ p. m..
BERNE. m" 12'4"" 8‘" tle' new a. Hoaghton Butler oilciat- .
ing. ‘tir. "natier‘ismahiag his resi- ‘
do'ni:ea't"241pist.avehne. ' "
- Tomorrow A’sh' 'Wedneaday. there '
il'ibebtwo'maaes eelebrated in St. .
Enhances o
Any Kuppenheimer . . , g:
' suit or overcoat ' '
of winter weight
,11 " . -, ., word i. ,.
Ready Tuesday. ‘1 .
,I :7... Every winter-weight fancy suit and ever‘c'tiat .*
Rom Kuppenheimer. -
Any model. Any fabric.
Regular and special sizes.
Many rich coloreffects. ,
Only Kuppenheimer clothes NOT included are
- the blue and black suits. '
’ Man! What a chance”
.THE HQWLAN
prc- ’
its nationality
a Main sir "i, Fairfieid 'Avcaucfianiioiifm “I
Some medium as well as some heavy tCXtUTCS.I:
DIDRy GOODS LCMEANv ’
de- a. H. s. cIaLs' FIVE wuss
' FROM NORWALK QUINTET Post.
The Bridaeport High School glrls’
Rlld basketball team
Military experts say, in strength, aml now proposes to ‘ Thursday evening and played the High
that Germany would be recognize the illiii‘pi‘lidf‘llt’t‘ of School girls' team of that town, The
gBridgeporters were victorious, the
onquered ' All the diplomatic rcproscnta-‘score beinx 31-18. The local team is
H'Q"‘
a "(‘-
f.
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b
the best in the state—Bridge
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Jessup an
Clinton P. or Arch strehi, No
sailed for Daytonla, Fla, today, ,
they will spend a number of we
Mr. Jessup sent his new BuickIcar
ahead. '
went to Nor-walk
The parties were"-
Deser-
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MOVE osER WEN'YOU . ‘
Yong. FRIEND GET mm
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