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ANlllHEIl PARTY
Is Going 'to Save “Peepul”
From Political Moves of
Fair and slightly warmer tohlghg. t
SPHERE or limit it ~
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‘War Savings and Thrift
' ' Big Business . i Stalin! Campaign Meet- ' ‘ , H J
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'0' we um m" "a “'0" . b" “I”, PARAnE _ French at Various Points, :
Big War Rally Planned For BRITISH AIRMEN . i .
increase and prove that Norwalk is
Tomorrow Night at ' the .
striking the stride that will put her
Palace Theatre ARE Am “”31“" , '
lull in front with the’leaders in this
state when the final score is announc-
SeventeenGcrman Air Ma—
chines Reported to Have; ;. ._.
Several Th Men Who
Have Bee Idle. the Past
Norwalk Lodge, No. 709, En-
tertains Upward of Three
Hundred Members and Week Are 'xpectedtolle-
Friends at Home inThis turn to ark Tomorrow
City ' ' ‘
tutu Midis ,
use
BatSe-ellé'tnrulWhen
Hold a Sector or “the Front?" .1
East of St. Mihiel, and the-
Artillery is Helping the-
ed.’ The committee chairman. John
Cavanagh, says that he especially de-
sires our people to know that this
work is no exclusive proposition re-
served for a select group of men and
women. lt is a work for country and
At the War Kalli tomorrow night
humanity that appeals to the patriotic
spirit 0‘ every citizen. Every one’iln the Palace theatre, South Norwalk,
. tIDonn. Rev. William A. Keefe. oi
:hTuld-ntdske'i'tmit'pbnmmgtss'hm' Piaindeld. an orator of finished attain-
” ' ' ' ' Sec " '. C. Castes. vice-chairmrl.. Mr. Coates
e gem” "on 0f.ls vlcechairman oi the national party
l_N0fWIlk 'Chifltfl' 0f lheland theO national party was establish
. ed in ctober last, after increased
i American Red CI'OBB Do"molecular vibration in St. Louis; At-
ills new lanta. Morrlstown .and elsewhere and
i COB! .b'e work is "the practical fulfillment of the
- long foreseen necessity of a party
under whose flag progressive thought
i ‘ and desire for iundamentfl and pro
greasive reform can work side. by
.side." , ‘ ‘
‘ Mr. Coates tells you:—
I "The interests in control of the "3 i‘
’publlcan and democratic pfl'litg,
. ireaiislng their danger are planning!
”emu” Gm" at ““5““ Ehni‘i‘fni‘éilii iinhaliméiifimfrfiii‘ ‘
l Hall and Randall Offices?“ districts this fall. This llluotrsipine Entertainment
, Three Days ‘ Week tion of their bl-partisan cooperation;
Pro-
in our governmental snail-s should? am With Refreshmen My. only to purchase Thrift Stats I. there- meats and °I°““°°°°' "“ be "1" "m . .
4 ‘ ‘ ibe very illuminating to their rank! 81’ . ’ . ts' M W . _ by saving money to, themse'ives and eipal speaker. Mrs. George B. Chanti- Been Brought DOWII OI! '. ,
( Norwalk at. last has an organizationfilnd file. i Enloyed BIA" -‘ H“ W a, he“. earring the “new!" but they-"" of Hartford, will speak on We . .
punch in caring for WlVBii and babies‘
I should also ‘ ””1""... w,man's Work in the War. hire. Chand-
plse mldiers left behind them. Andi '
“ e g - .
Norwaik Lodge, No. 7”, g, p. 0‘ E... dent WIISOIII Appeal spread this spirit 'among others. "pier is also a speaker of unusual abil;
was only one of the many lodges oi' ‘ cannot all serve the government out ity. The rally will ”‘5‘“ promptly ‘
this organization is doing mighty ef~= --——-———--r-——- I ‘ i hi 'clock
the Benevolent and Protective Order‘ NEW YORK. M. ll-fi-Tlie strike under the flag bl" '0 can “"9 in ,e Sp“: u so will be 'm b if“
0‘ 3““ in the Unlled States to cele-gby carpenters in the Atlantic sea- . most n.1,“) manner “gm here air 0 C '18! 8| ii
some work and is ready to do more'
made aware at what is needed.-R“SEI]ALE FRUIT
fill-cad! much 'ltaa‘hean done. a great; int-ate the fiftieth anniversary oi Elk-'poard shipyards engagedan govern. home by doing this work. noting"? 9‘3?" “2d,? tbelkdirection 0'
deal is being Dianna and the staunch ‘40!!! on SAMMY. illd it is doubtful Iment contracts is over. John Rice Na- who induce others to brooms saverst 1;! ' i ' '33: ronl'l'.'lli th e lo-
ii lodges in bigger cities in the coun- ,tionnl Organised oi the United th- of thrift gum”, gm] the Iarger den. 9V 0'19 0 Y: e to
workers are. holding themselves in' . . th G d
mediums to be of..iurther service to, .3 try bade better program or a more primed of Carpenters and Joiners. Id nominations called War Savings (find ”gflngul gin eufiome gage;
' . ' ”om“ ""6 "‘ “WNW“ "WI dld'.t0dny- Several thousand men who are Stamps, are equivalent to the oilloers.‘m "' are ' ° “ “9' “’5
those who are needy. . ed b
1 :3 “5" a“? $039 blitheCttflome" 'llhAebJOfl;ml’odsa . 'silll idle ale expected to be at work who lead the active army. ’l'hey armngzleflxnngdwifie-Mmd“ "I:
. 69 9° .911 0 - orwa apter; 1 ut members and their guests .' tomorrow morning. . careers of the army back of the tinga '
’3 Ameiican ma cm... Dr. mold-George C. Comatock, of the were in attendance ”“1 from about ,1 About 3,000 o, a. strikers "mm“ and “e entitled to, much honor (char-tors at seven o’clock. The line of
Silence is chairman of the sections Broad River Dlgtficgi 8 until 9:15 o'clock were busy look-I’m work this morning. llr. Rice esti- their service, leadership and loyalty..m"°" 1"“ 5' down West avenue,
. _. l Saturday . .
(Continued an Pans Twelve) " .
All the time for more active mili‘
tary operations on the western!
front approaches, the American
expeditionary force is widening;
its sphere of activity along the-
front lines. Not only do Ameri:
can soldiers hold a (sector of thO' .'
front east. of St...Mihiel. but.“
Americamartiliery is helping thaw '
French in Champagne and infangt
Jr's. James F.‘ Hall is the secretary? ' lng over the, handsome home of the lo-' . "The 0 back he- Tb r are than c in town ‘ w W avenue. ‘0 [9an street. . ’ ' . .' .,
p. 3. Roul'is ‘ m charm“, and! Passes Away After Bfleflical alts, enjoying, the things mififi': they “31‘" ‘ ins ce that will: act‘ éfihfi mfg.“ loath lists street.” to North 13in Lgiaei‘lnmh agitating “fllh tFl'fillllchlt- ,
hairs. sumo. ts‘ assistant secre- Illness Vlnake the local lodge such an sttrac- Mm as ' thismat- “a m " “W'sfimw theatre. w re 0 ng e too as“
' ”'7‘ ‘Others "”1““ in. the 'iiw ‘ m 1" tho-sum. tar to their M, be said. m “,0 W
rs.
-hre'lla. William .l. M l Geo C C stock head of it e, MOo’MIhams-bsnaad their‘ “pm-gauntlet” Baltimorerto assist
.. ' mutton-assume” ."° ' “m ' >°' ‘f ~ -tothe'.seting ', ' ,"New ksnd tionwiil
gala" in Are mom Red Cross w“ m" “-m' m 3”“ Rm" “a in“ Mt m mumm "
, 6 f." ,. . ‘
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in .one‘of the ~- oilshMo.
fronts in the fig“ f 'v ‘
his not disc _‘d';where the “
front is, but it is described as'be- . .
ing a place where mined villages. 4 '
and devastatcdeountry tell of! 1'
hard fought battles in which that.”-
Germans pushed forward only to».
be driven back later by thee: 3 1‘
French. The Americans are welli‘ ‘
equipped to deal with the enemyu.
and their ofiicers with- difilcultyv ,
restrain them from attac g the»
Germans at every opport nity.
0n the «Amefican sector, es-t
pecially, the Germans have triedi‘ . ‘
various ruses in an. endeavor tot '
outwit the newcomers in the NW, . ‘ '
line, but in vain. Raids have hadi‘, j
jthose who desire seats} should be on
thand early. No eifort has big: sp'alr-
ed by the committee to e t e
(Continued a PR. Three) " rally a success. and a. loyal and pa-
‘tltriotic response on the part of the
Lpeople is expected. Better speakers
treat is in
o! m M R be NW by the commit-i A 'crowded‘houee is anticipated. and
'a‘lie-l id t f Norwalk. 5 - . . 0 me. York M0300 carpenters qu tee. '
me?! i ed it'si'omy and” morning.’ tit“ “m 'h°.9“'.“""°||n“i when"! work that mornlns. Mr. Rico sanctum. ' --
' iota .Norwalr hOHDlllll, where he had". ”mm“ “we. “r ' "We “1"“ 1“ 'ed. because they "re untrue 0“”
been since Tueilday. He made a val- Wk'mv 'h" ”ted ‘3 ml" 0’ 'act that WilliamL Hutcheaon, weal-E '
'liunt struggle for life, lighting a tight ceremonies, “"9" tor order “'4 in ‘ ‘dent of the Brotherhood. had respond
imaae possible only by vii-my resulto. mum“ on 3| I. . y 1-. god to President Wilson's letter of last
on Page Twelve) p‘
' eoul t be heard. and a
ling from a life spent in the outdoors.l night by WW8 .110 ‘0‘!” "1' "MWIBSI RIVER Later: ill; those who attend.
l
izdeavor to influence the strikers to re- Moving pictures will also be shown
lstuns work pending settlement of. .1 x." the rally. and the ement 0'
their; muses 5! the V“. adjust] . 'l'lthe local the‘atre has‘ sparedlno 5:-
m ' " ‘ fort togetpctureso unusua me .
" m of t'hiis.:itt‘l'a°t.i.onua':d xii-o: ' , No admission fee: no collections:
"I: ENEMY AlIENSi: the yards. so. Rise aaid.’ sits dar- - "mussel . Natal. said". roll. l'l.— fifl‘t‘mfifibgfii.
‘ elort would he’Sigtyvthree Euro ‘ missing
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— any.
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till lllii'lEiliUln j133%r2i23‘;1°2.2.f°.2.2.“ZI.Z;.Z.‘UIlliills mt liliilll
ion Tuesday. suifering with an acute?
(‘ ' ' , ' ' 'organie' irregularity, Mr. Comatock;
.Wmmmeumm.
‘ 3 g . illness in‘ all his life. and his ptanyi
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A free anti cordial
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{friends about the city were shocked
,1.“ to get in touch withtheothers.’and a great number of lndiana and'
8to learn oi'hls sudden disaster. . l '
.. 5' . . ———- .'u rohabl;halleelostll1
M 0m Pymicallyi George Christopher. Comatoek wasi'l'Ills ‘3 the 15b of Frm (continued on M “-3 aa '5 p , ve n
l'eouaequeace of a' iloodziulthelsllm-
, - ~ . » ‘- . , . . - thorn, on his father’s farm in Broadi . littlest sugar district of uluan
.. trustees Cofitcctlcut Law, I P “am“, 3'0“” 0‘ i
the. Um-
ERive‘i'. 79 years ago. Following the. , . ‘ terrific storm flooded . «Z ‘ . . A"
. fie‘sm . . . Iti'if cailillllg Digits ruthenlbe 'e't'i tgte. gin. Jlti‘lm Cavantlgllt of WILL MAKE 1)ng IY "no“ In": The "m "TI: “.01"; IN AIII‘UAI‘ wan“ :3de'tflzgirov'le'detzl':;')'l'l'on';“htigm'
l , , t, 1 it in i' ii. .{ I'W . iRM lik l | Is . v a“ n _ ._ I. ”he ’,
' icvilted' his econstalftmaztifity :0 gricuel-i 0 a - FOR SALVATIO . . e . wa I“ has sent up false signals, and 1,1th .
the sugar area in the valley. A great
bridge over the river was wrecked!
the railway station and hotel were
swept away. hundreds of cottages of
natives were destroyed. and telegraph
and telephone lines were put out of
commission
Bxbins gbggecgl 32:21“ YQ§9L::.19'9' Th“? 5" his‘thoroughness. “P." A hunt ior Germanowned gold or A Mum :be at the
coat and rolling up his sleege: pre'r'attsg::?rzg":¢&:§ :9 101:0;2'3 “'33:“? P‘ODPE‘AV. *3 bolt: dlnductedlstmth Norwalh club this efi'niugI to
m .. - ..,.., .,....... ......... ......... on: :i‘.l.*..‘.{ié:°2.li:‘“'.. “new .. °'. ”sun's;
’ 91'9“"! “WWW“ 1" in New York came famous all over the state for the; pointed Alien Pro e rt C 3:" ’ ax- this city ”I allotmen “b in' rain ed
‘ gxhegt‘izi'tt'ihefillarv'v'so'gosgr'h'lit'g"”T: remarkable varieties of fruit products Mitchell Palmer (gm; Pansngna_the 30.030300 fundIn 113'; effing", and
. , - t l 'mk .
son who shall drive automating havej ' (Continued on page Twelve) ' Ewgnsm:m :1?” ‘department 1'-in urope by the Salvation Army.
been auntie strict. so strict that. it t- i The “Ii-mgr?“ “13 “min" 'Ca “l. ppm”. will give a Result: on top of ‘ 3m, mill Along the Rev,
said that the state has reached the r enemy a ten Drop- of the worknow going on an W coast also sm‘ damage has been
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point where it is’ actually 'truethat .°"u‘°' ‘5 dilated by Francis P' 0"“ is contemplated. The committee is: done
a person must really be competent to lvan. formerly prosecutor under DiI' suing the it!“ for tonight's con‘ference '
handle an automobile before bets al- - t
charged his wire entanglements».
with, electricity. but he hasj'b'dillptr.
out-manoeuvred each time: .. ~ ‘
Except forsmall raids, only titer. . 3;
artillery has been active at .vara . '
ious points on thef British, Frenohn. ,
and American routs. Britishltiv
5°“ Swims at the service minimen have been intensely'busyv'w
"'9- ' 5‘3““ “mm" “mum“ dropping bombs and downing!
lChmh' ”“9"!” “mm“: enemy machines. Seventeen Ger:
Says There Is Much to Be
Done “With the.Colors” at
Camp MaeClellan
The .flood'ltas interfered with rescue ———’
work Kan! survivors are stranded Another letter was read from the
ltrict Attorney Jerome in New York.l is eomvoid'“ Judge John“. Light. . ' . L I Camp MacCiellan. man at lanes we"; 5m“ lit downti-
lowed a license to run it. i . I ' [German property ranging "0'” ‘ '9' General Russell Frost. Judge Henry LAST BEATLESS - ' Annistou, Ala“)y the gritish Saturday End sous."
.. "To make this law effective, direcw Aflflu'l' "EPAR'I‘UREi —- ,W. Gregory. ClIIl'l” E. Hoyt and John MONDAY HOLIDAY i- 1 Jul. 3]. l918‘more disabled The Bdtifih 10“”.
tors have been appointed and station . i (Continued 0!! Peg. Twelve) ‘ u, clover. , ' - .. ._..__. Dear Friends: were five ' , ., ,
.. ed in districts about the'otate. whose? ‘ ' ' - -u - .— En land .. .. . . . . ....
; dhief duty it is’ to try out aspirants' . , . l—‘“——-————————— K "tomswezhal: Milan's“ pimple" I am in camp in the actual ":3: Communication, With Petrogratll-t
A in; new drum. “m”, and if they Must Wait For Railroad, and there is I!) much to tell that! es-
has been restored and delayed NJ. . .
ports tell of serious rioting there». ‘
and of indications that the Boll. ‘i
'hoped would he the last hentless lion-
day holiday. After the‘National Fuel
Administration rescinded ‘ its Monday
. ‘ gonnot demonstrate their ability to run;
' . .8 car. the directors are authorised to-
them'the license. ' However.
Company Before Setting?
Date,‘ A Woman times all Awiul lot to 1'th lien! '
pair of giving any adequate idea of i
these things which are stirring my
' ‘ losing order. the question oi further soul. all 'k . . An 1' . .
~ . such is nOt’the case in- New Yorkl ,—-—.—— . c h _ 8V1 power is waning. u 4 .
hate. . 1 , . : Notices have been mailed to local mifls'it't'lmge'2till wsnicughgzs ‘1“? May I say in the first 91606.11!” all tlmatum again has been sent t0t . .
' ' I s s
the enthusiasm and interest 'mcniRumanla. This time the Runnin-
you have b“ “d "° ”mun", II3““'lians are asked to evacuate Besse-
liesting are welhplaced. in all i said rabia and to permit Russian trOOps
before leaving and all you have read
‘tlrp boards all over the state by
Adju ant General George M. Cole no-g
_________‘____ tifying them not to select a date for.
to state fuel administrators .for de-
termination and bemuse of the crying
demand for fuel all industries in this
district were suspended today.
THE MAN WITH THE non ‘ l
‘iS ONE AND THE omen [S—
., “12(Contlnu'ed on Page Twelve)
' ‘ “ The South Norwalk Republican
dualc Bria. trustees.
' . , sending their final 15 pet cent. quotas
ITALIAN REPUBLICANS ,to camp until further notice is re-‘
, , ceived from the.railroad company“
. ANNUAL MEETING which will‘ make the necessary transfi
t _
the date for departure. At first. in-
dications were that the date would he1
February 15,.later it was changed to?
5 club held their annual mPetJlg at the
club rooms on Lexington avenue, yes-
terday afternoon and elected the fol-
lowing ofllcérs: John D. ’l'uccl. presi-
dent: Anthony Bria, .viceoresident;
Pasquale Calvitti. treasurer; Gabrielle
Murillo. secmtaryz-Augelo Deiliis. Pas-
i’hilip Castel-
Iano made appropriate remarks affect-
ing til, importance of men taking out.
.. " cltiaeuship papers and work on the
','" woes of next fall's election. Others
made short. speeches and a delightful
‘ smoker was enjoyed. ~ .
for Camp Devens.
With the exception of ten who hart»
been called by the Second District
for today. examinations are now cont’
plots in all districts for the final 1.1
per cent. quotas. The Second District
held its examinations last wet-k. the
First on londay. Tuesday, Wednetr‘
day and Thursday of this week, and
’;. .mo akin! a: Tuesday and Wednesday ‘ ls is the menu! who serves‘ y: 3 WWW ‘ At this mm theta-usual“ 'gon‘tnl:
., oil swce. Y ”Mmmflfi ‘ .aiternatesto tweny ,
EARTHQUAKE SHOCK The medical advisory hard did not I“ .n “ ll. m gm u 'm ,m "rutnl Conceal will in “and.
.W . INJUBFSCHINAMEN meetlastnlghthutwiilhelusession “halt-lb 0min!“ mmurmeetmortsonomtot
x. N, . _-,_ . tonight to examine forty-ave seleo; "' . ' . , gaggement will be held at 2:30.
a“ ‘v aster. China. Sunday, no. 11.-— lives. At the couclullon of tonight's , ‘l'lless extraordhary thee make ht task gaitedlsalt— 11.. mu... or u... when or
":7 Immense shocks continued hem mains the board vi" com!” a bear with hint—don't expect too musk-m any ‘littia the Norm-ls Chapter is «will;
’last east and todty. litany persons but "ck dull-s "MI 1“ nhc- l m 1. u. m a... 7°" mrm m called tothetWar natty at the Palace
'* F” ”a“ U M "M it 1- “ti-M “m “m ”m "m“- "° “W 'I ms run .330qu MM!!! “W"- ‘m "m“- m m”
.. . than! m... M", .W, stons have been anmaeett l I 0' .atteadaaee med. '
5 communication witnflosglosg _ . “-““—"'_' i'. m 00'! mu!" 2' .
“W .y."_.‘| ”HEW'Wmu
l portation arrangements and announce.
When you scanned the-“first heading, you thought we meant
your father and your husband—didn't you?
Wbtle there were many requests for
exemptions. James J. Storrow, New
England fuel Administrator. ruled
that these could be granted only by
it has not been possible to do the real
facts Justice. ‘ The half has not been
told.
i am domiciled in my little 10x12
to pass through ananian terri-
tory and Bessarabia. Kiev, which:
until a few days ago, was the capi— ‘
tnl of the Ukraine, is the center:
February 23 and now. on one, except
possibly railroad oiilcials, knows when |
the next group of draftees will leave}
Good father/and friend husband are the best men in the
world. but we don’t mean them. You owe them most—God
bless them-but you also owe the other two a lot.
Whenwe_aaythemanwiththehoe,wemeanthemanwith
thefiocwintingpmsorsomeotherptintingpruam‘lm
' We should haveno great democratic w
forandworthltvin’ giorwbreitnotforthemmmathe
the National body at Washington.
NORWAL!‘ CHAPTER NOTES.
L The regular monthly meeting of the
Norwalk Chapter, D. A. it, will be
held at the home of Miss Emily Lynes.
88 West avenue. on Thursday after-
,uoou. Feb. 21. at three o'clock.
The program is ll) be especially en-
tertaining. including a‘paper, ”finia-
ture Painting ill Colonial Days." ' by
line lllnerva Nash. followed by some
,coionial tableaux.
Isatindadvupay. Tam-E
of much fighting, and it is report-
ed Germany' is sending troopan.
there immediately to help the:
Kiev Rada aaginst the Bolsheviki.-. _ i
German airplanes raided Ilon-
don again Sunday night. Only one"
raidergot through the defenses.
Saturday night, while one of all—v
ther groups which attacked Dover»
was brought down into the sea.-
Last night several bombs were-
droppcd in and around London.
LONDON. Fell. t lib—Eleven»
persons were kille ‘ .four int
jurcd in the seria on [mud ,
don on Saturday, ' ouneedt '
oflcially. M M
room in building 112 of the Y. hi. 0. A:
group and have just come in from a
busy evening. We bad movies tonight
as this was entertainment night and
1.200 men crowded into the building.
lien in khaki are but grown up boys,
and -their utterly frank vocal expres-
sions of approval or disapproval of
thehem's actions or the heroine's trou-
bles are. a constant source of secret
glee to the onlooker. Every evening
has its particular program. except Sat-
urday, which is kept especially for
home-writing. wt week we had a
lecture on sex-hygiene. stalk on
thrift. two movies. an eutefin/ment
. ‘.
. ' .I’
"t
by women from Annistou.a physical Six or and
m" “‘3‘“ “ll ‘ "mm '9',“ talk. in theraid of 8 night. That ..
No evening is allowed to go by with gm a" over"- . ', dropping: 1., C?
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