HELP THE FUEL A
' Any advice that. anyone in l
authority anywher gives, to
have no tires in the ome until
November 1st in order to con-
serve coalsnd ”win the war"
should not be taken literally
it by so doing you tmpenl
your henlth sud run the risk
of colds, influenza and pneu-
monia» Be governed by
weather conditions. It is as of
much importance to preserve
says:
amount of coal can be saved by
same or we do proper firing m
boilers.”
hulth u to kill Huns. Both permit perfect ventilation.
an imperative. If some
Autumn days are cold and
row and you are shivering
mund the house, burn cool if
you must. The war will not
. end one minute sooner With
- #1011! body in the grave and a
. few extra. scuttles of coal in
the bin.
The Director of Consenation of the Fuel Administration
“The National Fuel Administration realizes that a large
storm windows" l....“at.d advocates such installation the
STORM .WINDOWS AND STORM DOORS
cut down coal bills, increase the comfort and healtnfulnoss at
your house by eliminating cold floor drafts, make it possthl
to keep the house warm m the severest winter weather and
PREPARE FOR WINTER-ORDER NOW. .
DMINI STRATION
the installation of storm doors,
ethcds and proper attention to
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.3, If this be heresy we are
. ready for the scafl‘old.
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TSUNDAY GAS BAN
1 TO BE REMOVED
FKJTTD .
5 Supplies
put into cilcel ntitil the citsolene sup
ply is tlclllll’tl stttiicicnt to win-tutti
their removal.
Card Plan Held in Abeyance.
The plan has been decided on in lieu
of othcr more drastic measures, among
‘oi nttsolcnt and n request to all states
to tlt‘lt‘gtllt‘ the licensing ot :tutonto
biles “1.1919 to the War Depurtment
"III the lath-r wily licenses would be
srttitted to :tutomobilists only with do
linite nationwide restrictions imposed
on the holders.
{Albert D. Morga
Dr. tiarticld does not deem the situa-
MW IN "UR NEW 8101“; A tion now to Dr such its to wurrunt tho
' “WASHINGTON 3T. ' institution ol either the card system
Automobile
the War Department. These proposals
will be held tit reserve. however, us it
means 01' meeting the st'ttnttion if the
pose. ~
; Petroleum Stocks Depleted.
l A dccrt use in crude oil production
or tlbOlll 6 per cent. in Auctn‘tt, when
the unsoicnelcss Sundays uppettl went
into effect. as compared with .lttly w'its
rcpoi'tcd nu statistics made public yes»
tcrduy by the Geological Survey. The
tut depletion tor the month wits 2.300,-
ooo barrels of forty-two gallons each.
The statement is lliiltlt‘ lltdt sinco
August the stocks of petroleum of the.
I O
. ~- Specialty
country have been depleted to tlth ex-
iCia' se'Vice for ‘tcnt (it more tlutit 22.000 tltlu btu‘rcls
hevrolel. Maxwell “mamas. SF"‘"FSU‘.T.. L...
ERTY LOAN AT CLOSE OF
OCTOBER 10TH.
Nome. _ l’. C.
‘ lltti‘t'y Scoficld .............. .28
”. i ~ Fred McKinley ............. .19
“a Repairing and Pans. ' William Otttltric ............ .«lll
. Percy \t'. Ilrooks ........... :lt
Wrecks Towed In any (“3. l-:. .\t. \Vellcs ............... .t9
». Lewis S. Kt-t-lcr ............ .60
Mrs. John J. t‘umnueh ...... .Stl
.t lime. - .“Lllml Elwood ........... .. it:
y ‘ Edward Smith ............. at
s affine flyron Osborn ............. 'lti
Robert \‘anliliion ..... . .31
I2. I: t‘hicho-ster . ....... “.2
“m ‘n anh Merrill ........... 11
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‘ Bill suit his ~
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come TO BE in m i
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‘ The local council hits received tlicl
. iollowiin: letter lrom the Liberty mini
coinniltlt-e of Norwalk: E
De tii'egoiy. October 9, llllh’. l
Not'uitlk. (Winn, .
Deatr Mr. Gregory: 1
At a meeting of the Liberty LOElll
cotttmiltee, held today, it wits voted to:
request the Roy Scouts to give whitt-I
ctei' illtl possible in sct‘tit‘ing stibsci'ip-i
tions to the Fourth Liberty Louu. on
'l‘lturrtlay. l“l‘ldtl)‘ and Saturday. Octo
her 17th. ltith and 19th. and return
cutds to the ofl‘tce ol' the subscription,
committee ilS soon thereafter us pos-‘
sible. iit order lIlill they mayibe prop-
ctly checked tip and our solicitors sent
alter the doubtful subscriptions. itt or-
der lt))ll)l'.tin u payment thereon.
‘ Very truly yours.
’i‘Ill-I LIBERTY LOAN t‘tMihil'l‘Tl'll‘l
til“ NORWALK.
lll~2.\‘ll\‘ \\'. GREGORY. '
t‘ltttirnunt.
lly ALFRED tiOl.itSt‘ll.\llD'l‘. :
'l'ln :u- is to hc n mlly tttoetitc: ot thc'
iloy Scout». til thv l‘runltltn Melt
school. lollialth gil h o‘clock. Tlnttps
1. ti 1nd 5 will imscmhlo- at their 11‘;le
If‘i’ 'll' mun; pluccs .tnd proceed to the
l-tyinkltn whool bttlltllilL'. so as to .u
ll‘ ' ‘lii‘lv .i T 1le “Ilitl lrtutlh
Idl on tubin- at the lit-nun ~iive'
4|
'wel‘zht champion
The Hatch e Bailey Co.
;ln(‘ll guns have been iepoited on sub-
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:nlllll
: strictions.
'ctl. presumably on October 2.
BATlllNlt'lllllll i
IS SUMMHNEI]
'Received Orders This Morn-
ing to Leave For Fortress
Monroe on the 23rd
t‘hai‘les H. Taylor. better known in
the spin-tine world its Battling Kunz.
('onnecticut stale lightweight chom-
pioii. received his orders this guru-V
in: to leave this city for Fort Monroe
on October '_.'l.
Kunz is known not only in this citv.
hut in all pa'ts of the slate as a clcv-
cr boxer and won the bl'tlt‘ liehl-
front Sailor (‘liick
Brown after :ictcutinu the New llal'cn
pride in thr-nldcclsite battles. Kth
has a ring career he may Well be
proud of. hating met defeat on but
iew occasions and having been kat“
oed httt once and that at the hands of
the renown-l Johnny Dundee. the
fighting ltulian.
It was nonessurt l'ot' Knuzfio meet
and (It-feat (”l ich Iltowit no lcss than
tlttee times before ho was {lt't'ill'tlwl
the slate (hampionr‘liip At their
first meeting Drown broke his bunll
iii the seventh round mid to decision
lllfllilili: him the lcgu‘. chomp was :iv-
en [{llliZ Many people were dissutF-
tied with this and Run? and Brown
“Pic matched audio over the l‘_' round
managed to pull
course and Ktmz '
’throutzh with sufficient points to his
credit to set the derision. The third
and last time the men met they w-cre
in condition nnd for the first time in
his life Knox wcnt twenty rounds. and
so tlecisitclv heat lltown that lltci‘c
was ncvei‘ il question lift its in who
was champion. On it any occasions
since he defended his title but for the
post vcar has been seen in the "int:
but few titittr llis lust ltptwnl'tlnt‘l‘
bcine against Louis lloettslt in Ilridgc-
port in the early spring
It is thought while in the uriul'
Kunz will .ientn take up the fighting
game. but hereafter will prolmblv
light its ll weltei‘weirhi. he has
taken on considerable sincc
its
\l't‘lillil
-he stopped hir- iistic lutltles.
400 DEAD 0N DI'RLIN
BOAT: 100 LOST ON .| AP
STEAMER; ll-BOAT
SHELLS SURVIVORS
OF II. S. SHIP; 230 KILL-
. ED
tOontlnued Front Page One).
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pierced by it slit-ll {tom the subnutrine.
declared that the shell wits lul ciizht-
‘inch projectile. llvictotoic only six-
iuztrincs. 4
The survivors, who \\t~i‘t‘ oilritl for
four days. before tlr) were picked up.
stud that it rttlt with fire wounded turn
on it had put off trout the Ticonderoga
:tiid thul they bud attempted to low it
them. but that it broke ttwity
dutitn: ihc lllL‘lll and disuppeurcd.
'l‘hc l‘l'lliitllitici‘ of those aboard the
’l‘Lcontlt-ttmtt. stud to number about
230_ weie reported to llil\'t‘ pcrisltcd
, It was sitid that the ships bouts were
shelled by the submarine. accounting
for the wounded mining the surtivors
Seventeen of these were American sol-
diers. helm: port of a detuchttienl do
lulled tt cute tor horsgs which the
was transporting. They- were
li'tlnsfct'tctl to the Ilt'ilisli l‘t‘ciehtur
'tlDOlll five days also.
l-Ixuctly when and Whole the 'l'icon»
dorouu was torpedooti could not be use
cct‘taincd on account ot’ censorship To
She left on Atlantic port.
St'ptctnbti 32. its it port of a convoy.
l‘t'ostimubly she tell \ictim to the l'~
bout without other pioteciiott than her
own guns. its. according to previous re~
ports reuulvcd by the Nuty Depart»
mettt. she bet-Amt- scpttrutcd trotn the
rest ot llll ships. nttd wus not them
utter lienid from.
There were '.‘.’.o mcu ulumi'd the Ti-
('Ulltlt‘l‘tlfl’il. an American steamship ot‘
5.130 tons. and all bill the '20 who itl‘
t‘ivcd llt‘l't' yesterday are believed to
have perished. The survivors not
awtty in the only bout which was ttot
demolished by the shelllirc from the
submarine. they said. Seventeen of
lllt‘ men who reached port were mom-
bers of adtxtnclttitont of soldiers do»
’tuilcd to care for horses which were
; being transported.
The Ticonderoga. which was attack-
when
she fell bcbind her ccnioy because 01'
cncine trouble.
Fires on Rescuers.
A BRITISH I‘ORT. .\londtty.‘0ct. 7
(Dy Tho Associated I‘rcssl Thv .litp»
atttese srcutnsltip llnutto .\lurtt. ol 7.917.
tons cross, Ins been torpedm-d and
Mink l. i.- t't-uttd that "our lives were
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There were no small boats available
so the destroyer, in the bad weather.
steamed about picking up those who
still Wen alive. The American war-
ship picked up 30 persons, one of
whom died while being brought ashore.
While the Stet‘relt was. engaged in
the work ot mercy and picking tip the
men and women struggling in the wa-
ter the German submarine tired two
torpedoes at the warship. Both nits
silos happily missed their mark. At-
tt-r making a thorough search IOI the
submarine. tiring several shots and
dropping depth charges.
Among the survivors were these pits-
st‘tigci‘s ill the tirst cabin: A. A. Young,
Louis Dutmont, A. ll. Asklttca. 1‘. ll.
Butler and Fred J. Kat-sch. About 22
tut-inbcts ot‘ the Japanese crew were
rescued. .
'l‘he llitunu Mimi was built iii Nu-
rusukt ill lllos .tlitl wus owned by lhc
Nippon \uscu iiubusbtltt liuishu. oi
'l'okio, The \esscl wus 485 [cm long.
All it ct bean. und bud a depth oi ill
ft‘t'l.
BELFAST, (let. 1” (ll_\' 'l‘lin' Asst)
ctuted l’rcss). Four hundred lives
were lost when the lllitll >lt‘iilllt‘l' Letti-
stcr Wits totpedocd :ttid stink ill the
Dish 3 -u llllr’ ittornine. ’l'lnce initi-
dtcti sttt‘\i\ois time been hunted :tt
Kingstown. '
Two torpedoes \vet‘c tiictl iii Illt‘
slcttnn-r. (lite sttucii' iititr the hon.
'l‘ho Hll‘itlllt‘l' saith within fifteen Iillll
lllt'b.
'l‘lte pusscttcers, including tttttny in»
tttcit uttd some children. llliillllt'lt’tl ti)”
nttd lill‘ hoot t-utit‘od :t l'll'W ol sctettly.
.\tt intominn mail sit-tuner reports
lintl she passed llit'ouuh lltc wrcckuuc.
but wus not permitted to stop to do
any i'cscllt work. in :tccordttnce with
the ntdtts oi the Duluth .\dtnll"uii_\.
llci‘ pitsslltuci's ttttitltt‘d toil) tit-nil
bodies titlttlillt: in the waiter.
Oi the twenty-one mutl clcrlts on
boui'd the l.citistcr. twenty “we killed
outriuht by the explosion and the
twenty his! was blown through the
side ol the ship. being picked up ill Slut
litter.
LONDON. Oct. 11. -- So Mr its re
ported .tlute were no Americans on
bouttl the mail slt'ttltlt'i‘ Leinster when
she was loiiiv-lltwtl. Among the miss
in}: is Ludy .\lt'Xlllltll‘il l‘ltyllis littntil-
ton. dutiuhtci ol thi- llth:l;:t‘l' Duchess
oi Alicrt mil:
ill'llldX. Oct.,ll. A passenger on
board the mail steztmcr Lciitstcr sow
the lillttl torpedo :tppttutclting llu- sltip.
lle intoinnd the cttptttin. bttt the tor-
pedo was so near that escape wits im~
possible. The projectile struck the
side ot' the bout between the forced»
tie and tin compartment set aside for
postul clerks. The weather was fine.
but the seat was rough tollowing a re~
ct'nl slttmt.
lll'llldh‘. Oct. 11. vlt is believed si.\
hundred lives \vere lost in the sinking
'ol the mail slcumcr Lcinster by it tor»
pedo in the Irish St‘ll, yesterday, it
was slatted todity tit the office of hot
owners. Only tthuut 150 Were saved, it
was added. '
.\lll't' Iltl’ Lilli il‘l‘ ltlltl Ind-ll struck
by thc tir~l torpedo and in her tllsuhlctl
Ullldilt n me it“ wry ptcy. the submit-
tine tired .t ~ccond torpedo. 'l‘his mis-
sile struck the tessel :titttdsbips. cite
tt irtl tar Iltglllt' “Mill and ctttiscd zti.
mplositiit oi llto- rhip's hoili-rs.
The-iv was sutur- t't‘mlilsion its the
[mt-sen;- -~ lilt’tl to enter 1hc limit A
and many persons were thrown mm
the was .\s sum as Inlntlmfllull to
muslin; thr Luna-tens plight t-mlte-i
l\ll‘t:‘lu\|h tutu-en tnp- ..mi tlu'rit'u}t'l>
inc-h tin-L in tin plaice
5dhltuW mt thr ~ulmintltu tltm
n. inn [unwritten is "until \Aititlt'.
lit to n tame ul about lu- uttd~
tit-tau iii the lust Mid nit-Mi has.
.ns! 1.. we‘ll “mutant t eptgtn i‘. tli'.
'te It‘tfir’tt - wit-ensue”, our am out
my... 1.. . i , go up In.“ M t
.i. tau sir-«M 4 .rlr d.».‘ Died
faith Karl!“ W.- utd that H
the new.” “sigma.“ ‘w‘ W “4734* .‘M‘
g . 15*. m At an Items 1 ere-pr. ‘tum 'W-‘b
had kw -'- tit-Ni 1 hulk-d It} Hot but
impure. WM! ‘Mfld how in n
«amid an vi-vuw 9v wig.“ in? Lane 1..
“a ‘u W‘s I» Fifi“
a» we“ :w'wetw tut-«um tn wot
M WM «W W “in“ museum“
new «warm-w in .m it.
up as we nail-2‘ an m villi In"
emit.” m .. Mt am rem“ Wt 14
m. ‘ . 7w flut- t.£""’l§M*li was ills ”It
i“ h me” who
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and broken Iiiiibers. The survivors
\\\.'l't‘ brought to Kingstown.» All were
in :t desperate state as u result Ui'.
their hunt-'1', exposure in the rough sea.
.A number ol dead bodies also wrre‘
latndtd.
A "Until/ti ot‘ the men says the ex-;
plosion oi the set uiul torpedo blew the.
tunnels to pieces. Some of the wrcck~i
one tell on the deck and killed sever-
ul pcrsons. A majority of the passen-I
gcl's on the. forward deck were thrown
into tin.- St‘ill according to lllt’ sittiic
witness, whti‘suid some 01 the boats
were stitashed in being launched und'
that others capsized! .
Francis Osborne, Judge ot the lligit‘
t‘ourt of the Sudan. one oi the pittin-
engers, said he saw the iiist torpedoi
ilplll'tl'lf‘lilllfl. When it struck the ship,
the vessel bcgun to M‘lllt' hy the head.
lie went over the side and slid down.
at topc .ts otheis bud donr .ttul tnttrcdi
it bout. While the litcbout \\.l.: tossitte
close to the ship. the N.t<)llll torpmo
was tired. ‘
LONDON. Oct. ll. ’l‘lic m.til sin-our
ci' l.t'ill:~’lt‘l llilllltlt‘l‘ctl so (pin-lily atltci'
she \\ili~ torpedoctl that. tin-1e nits no
chalice llt lilllllt‘li the Hit-bouts, th't’tlitl‘
in: to lltt Illihllil correspondent ot ll e
Daily Mail. .‘ilitity ol tlu suittton.
landed ul Kingstown bud hc-n h.tdly
llljllll'tl .tlltl urc ill the hospital tiu-ie.
LONDON. Oct. II. The sinking oi
the .Iilllilill‘st stehttolttp ll.tnno .\lui:t
slid the Dublin mutn host Lt-instei'
tinttlt incidents c.‘ il new sulnnsrme
cattnpuiun which the (ietmutts luuncm
e.
“il .thotit it'll d.t_\.~ LlL‘tl, .ttcuitditlu to
thc .\luil. ll ztdds that u‘ limi llilll‘.
i‘clit-wctl ‘lilllllill‘lllt‘ :tctit.t_\ ln‘t'n'nc
etidcitt in \utiotts. duct-lions, notably;
ttlttll}; lilt iotltcs tollnut-d hy >llillllt‘l'ri.
t'tltl'_\lll‘.‘. Amcrtcun troops. .
it is rcporttd tltnl llic itew l‘rluizits
are much lattizcr and more llt‘;t\'il)-"
utmctl th.tn any which lith‘ llt'til .-.t m' _ ~ " ‘_
.of approaching old age. (Eng (.l.
out prct iously by Germany.
:3 of Crew Drowned.
\\';\Slll.‘\'ti’l'tl.‘\',. Oct. 11. Six otli
cors and seventeen enlisted men ol‘
the. crew oi the count stcitnicr llt itiizltt
l“l’il.\t‘ll. sunk itt collision with ”it"
slt‘ut'ier licotyzc t‘. Henry. (let. l. word
oiliclatlly reported iiiissine todtty by lhci
Lieutenant
Nut y Depttt'tment.
Oiliccis missing tire:
t‘otnmatndei t‘, B. Stoddard. Brooklyn:
Lit-ulcnuttts William l‘. Slcutli‘l, South-
uuipton. England: l-‘rnncis t‘. Smith.
Mttnturoneck. N. l : llerbert l4). Ol-
M'l’l, New York city; linsicns \\‘heldon
.\bro;,:;tst. Springfield, (l.I and llobcrt
*THAMER
H. Doakin.’ Brooklyn.
Steamship Deepwater Sate.
AN ATLANTIC PORT, Oct. 11. lio-
ports in marine circles that the Antoi-
lean steamship Deepwatcr had been
sunk by a submarine. and lit’lit‘ldtty
credited for the reason that the ship
was ocettiue, was set at rest by the
arrival oi the vessel here yesterday.
due was made known, owing to numl
censorship regulations. The Deepr-
ter is ill Government service.
San Gabriel le Overdue. I
SAN li‘RANt‘lSt‘O, Oct. 11. The
wooden sit-tuner Sun Gabriel. Still gross
tons. which lctt bore September ll tor.
La l‘uz. lonci t‘ulil'ot'nin. with a nines.
itl utrgo. is lhltty duys orcrdtu ut her
desttustlon uttd todzty wzts L'l\'tll or
its lost by otlicittls ol‘ the tiult .‘duil
Sluittttslttp l’omptttiy. The \cssel \\'.ts
(‘Ollllllitlltlt ti by L‘.ipt.tin Iitl'lt r .\llm.t:t
illlll (‘ililit II it t'ltWV ti. lllIlt'It‘l ll lllt it
It is lt‘.tll‘ll the Sun llitbl‘t‘l {tilillllt .‘v
«d in .l hurricane till lent-i tutu-mutt
Scpzetulu r ll.
Seven of Crew Missing.
“'ASIHXSITUN. Oct. I”. :4. -'- ll tr.
lt~ted llwl‘ oi the new t lltl 1' s .x
\\'t'.~l (inlr. ‘hlt‘ll with in Itlill‘. lll. on
”it 7. w: H ammo) repair. d tut .«t't:
today by the Natty lhpattmetu in.
included William D {tilllliil' .. Lt i'ss
turket. R. I.
(”OI'NTY MAKES
”JIM RY HANDLING
PRISON LABOR
M on run “he:
the unnuq', mil hf!» in“ t thod ’1”
H; to: also cunt): (I! ’hl’. ".3112.“-
!en- pum hm» it tel MW we: .vl 1hr ml"
or in nah yin-5 fiat tn.- curvy shy
ewe nae-Ms. ”maul-u HI
om uses. mun A when: in the
cams» A swim at! luts‘iiuum puma
w
. uoen Sat. Eve. till 9 p u in
No reason for the ship being ovci'-. _
So undci the system of tipci'niiny its
own prison labor the county is now
very much better 01?, cspeciolly wind
it is considered that the iecotd sp lur
dates back only to April 1 and is not,
it'or a lull year.
Prison labor, under lhc county-t sue
pcrvision, has been employed on a. va-
riety of work. Illuny ol‘ the men hum
worked tor the State Highway L» porn
ment on mad construction. 'l‘lny intro
served as citietyency labor in helping
solve the ice and ctlill problems and
butt: been useful iii it taxicly oi’ vuijs.
An automobile registration and and
a drivers' license belonging tn li...el
Valentine were found yestu‘duy an tin
\\'cstp0i‘t avenue road and were ill'i‘rtl
over to the police.
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“The House of Good Glasses"
87 Atlantic St., Stamford, Conn.
“097.
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ll you have any broken
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TEL. 452 East Norwallt
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