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0i U. S. SHIP; 230 ‘lillllD
Germans Open Fire as Men Struggle For Lives After
Ticonderoga is Sunk by Torpedo—Place Where At-
tack Occurred Not Announced, But 20 Survivors
Are Brought to Atlantic Port
VESSEL WAS sun in return 2, *
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United States Steamer Ticonderoga Sunk When She Fails
. Behind Convoy Because of Engine Trouble i
AN ATLANTiC PORT. Oct. 1th
Scores of American sailors and sol-
diers were killed or wounded by filii'iill»
and fired by a German submarine alter
it had torpedoed the steamship 'i‘icou» (H’t’i‘ lllt‘ Sldt‘ of the \‘esseL he fifllll.
doroga, 1,700 miles off the Atlantic
coast, according to the story told by
twenty survivors who arrived
toward a British freighter.
According to. the story oi the survi-
vors. the submarine was not sighted
until she had sent a torpedo crashing
into the side of the ship. The torpedo
did not strike a vital spot. however,
.md the captain crowded on full steatn
in an effort to escape. at the same time
ordering th'b'gun crews into action
.igairnt the submarine, which appeared
about a mile oft.
‘(lur' :un crews did not fire more
than live or six shuts," one of the sur-
-vivors said. “The forward gun was
shot away airrlost at once. The after
gun and its crew was done tor almost
as qtrickiy. Then the men wont to the ell our going down with it."
boots, but it was no use_ as the flying
shrapnel was spraying the (lt'f‘ll's and
men fell in scores, either killed or
oadly wounded."
Another survivor declared that all
of the 'i‘iconderoga's eight iifeboats.
with the exception of one. were rid-
snares at the south «email: not
Ofl'ice as Second Class Matter.
1,900,000”
MARK PASSED
BY SiiiDIERS
General March Makes An-
nouncement of the Organ-
izations on the Fighting
Front in France
‘00 "05000 ,
l0 HilNli [Milli
Every Resource of the Na-
tion Should “Be Hurled a
the Hun”
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.——American
.v troops stnt overseas have passed the
; 1.900.000 mark. General March an-
: nounced today, coupling his statement
with all urgent appeal to the country
. to support the Fourth-Liberty Loan.
. The present is no time to hang back.
died with shrapnel before they could General March said. tor the maximum
be launched. A number at men who [humming 0f the notion and nu)“ and
tried to get into the eighth boat WW9 money must be "hurled at the. liun"to
killed by slirapuel as they elambewd liiiillt‘ iii-iory certain, and while the
nloleillerrt of soldiers across the water
“Finally," this SUl'ViVOl‘ continued. is continuing the War Department is
"0““ ”f WI 111”" ‘3 desperation “'3'" preparinth another two million rrretr to
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here close to the submarine and hailed an loilow the first two million
oii'icer, asking him in God's name to: The department has asked t‘otlizress
stop tiring. vt'or eight billion dollars to carry ollt
“'i‘he lieutenant Who answered him its program. he added. and the timin-
did so with a loaded revolver. sayin ‘
that it ill did not swim back he “on ‘
shoot hitu. "
"When otrr boat had only 20 men
it we were ordered alongside the su
marine anti tirade to tie up while the
shelling oi” the dead and dying on the;
sinking ship continued. l
“The leader (it"our boat was asked ‘
some questions which he refused to
answer. and suddenly the submarine:
subrlreraeo‘ atrd only the parting of tilt“
rope with which we‘were tied prevent-
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HARTFORD. (lct. ii.--Tllat
j‘ltirhy, of 4s.‘. Shawrirut avenue.
One of the survivors said the sub-. toil,‘\vas the third man who tried to
marine was of the cruiser type and roll the t‘il‘.’ l‘urnk and Trust (‘onc
lltiid the largest guns he ever had seen party of “do in this city on May 3. in
on a subtrrarine. One of the engineer stead of William Murray. ot‘ iioston.
olficers. lit said. whoae room was now setting a three vears' sentence
.in state prison at Wetlrersfieid for
lparticipation in the robbery. was the
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' i . g I £llit‘ Superior (‘0an before Judee L.
l ' F. Burpec today, charged with pet"
. i t jury uttered ill Murray's trial.
llll’llliHl SAVINli
Prostitution
Under New Measure Present
TinteWould Remain in Ef-
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feet Until Changed by'
Congress
WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.—-AThe
light saving law would remain ill of
feet until rescinded by Congress. urt-
itt-r a bill passed yesterday by the Scn~
ale.
The measure. which was ilrdorseti
' by Cilairtllan Baruch. of the War in-
dustries Board in the. interest of fuel
economy. now goes to the House. Un-
der the present law the clocks would
he. lurnu. back all hour on October 27.
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;stateulcnt of John
William Donovan. when arraigned in
' Kligalin and ironoyan pleaded not
guilty to the periury charge and
‘ thro 2h Public Defender John {7. For»
‘ Iwar made :1 motion that their li'l:]l
them to get witnesses from Boston.
They have been in state's prison since
For Conservation Of A“ June serving sentence for their part
in the attempted robbery which they
IjethlCElm Products — admitted. Murray was captured inter
Lard System Shelved—g llli Boséon .iiii extradited for trial. He
' .' . ' caime he was not in Hartford on
Licensing 0f Automobiles May 3. this. and hail witnesses that
by War Department HQld ire was in Boston on that (late.
! ' ‘ t That the men were biuf’l‘ing Was
l p Pending Bevehpmzentb the opinion of State's Attorney .»\|-
- - i('0l‘il. who insisted on an early trinl
WASHINGTON. Oct. 11.-R9n10\'itl of tile perjury case.
of the ban on til‘e~ Sunday use of gaso-t
iene and substitution of a definite, plan
of conservation of all refinery products
needed in France has been decided
upon by the Federal Fuel Administra-
tion and will be put into eli‘cct as soon.
as it has been approved by Adminis-J
tration ofliciais. Details of the plan
were withheld yesterday until Dnt‘iar-
field has siren his decision on it.
lit’e’iiitiitrli: on the use ol nasoienc
tor cleaning purposes in garages. the
Operation 01 engines slide automobiles
are standing still and of automobiles
tor extended pleasure riding will be
articld Considers New Plan
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Sl/lTE lAlll PlilZES
Seven local” ill—ombers of
Junior Food Army Are
Awarded Ribbons
The .\'.;l\\alk (innit-n Asuu-ia‘iorl
lulu” oil-mire in atrtntiontim: that tho
lUIiIl“Illa_’ iliellihf‘i\ oi the tiazdo-n run-
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Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday.
rhea {German invasion
is Eblring, as the Retreat
. Continues Over a Wide Front
intro Wis Plinth-ml" 8”iii:’iiiili‘.§i“i’iféil::§§im“'
Will l’lANlS’NEEfl -
iiimsi PEACE; '
Arc Pushing Further South?
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mite... osmium: ti‘itii MFihi’dt, Little Resistance to the Advance:
it’draeildmellrlrfifisopiimm usdoindfl wasntsoron. om. ll.—A nevi 0' me Allied Armies in
Other Sectors.
otter-a“: emcee:artisan:attractSign
Porto iias Been Advised That Bulgaria intendstfi?
to Send Troops Against Turkey.
‘ is now of
9°“ hm!“ ‘0 mm by * nee-3 i‘i‘fivniiei sl’fié,”ii"‘£’{.3$'fir go
tml Who 1’“ Gum, ‘ ‘3' thy! tar towar‘a meeting the stress of the .
ago. It is suggested thstthis may Government for workers in essential
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tliy The Associated i’rcssi. Itierrllarls seem to he in full flight...
From l)olrai to \‘erdurr, the title This ,too. is the case farther south,
, r” . k . b l . ' lot' (ierrllarl invasion is ebbing. A'wilere the French are marching
limoulp'iséntgl 358$: whnegredltahtlyll general retreat of the 'l‘ti'llltriiit" virtually unimpeded in the three.
have been engaged tensity in cmpi forces over tllls far-tinny: lille ap- tion of (hose. .
“them“; “Dd farm 'ol'k- [patently began yesterday. l The advance of the French near
1 Lil Fore and along the Aisha“
. completed their tabulations oud enrol-
of this can be obtained here.
N01 lehb tilt!!! 139.000 workers are” East of L‘tlmbraiulle enemy has
south of linen is‘qnite significant.
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Lproceeditri: at a rate of about 10.000(
.‘men and women a day, according to
hnofliciai estimates of agencies oi” the?
Department of Labor. The greater
Reassignment of unskilled laborers
to the war industries of the nation is
$4,000 iii HANDLINH.
l . ~ "\ Pflle LABHRl
ments.
""4“ l“ munition ““1 “he" loading‘ abandoned lie (‘ittealh which has
l . . . 'plants. _..... -___ ~ I been occupied by the British antl‘ This part of the battle lirle'lias tbsr-
ExPEi‘ianl in Farming. 'Amcricans. Farther soltli, the strongest tlutltrul positions to be" "it?
Work 0f COHVlCtS Proves. '50 NEW BASES French have pushed farther east- found flnywhprp along the. front. j'
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Successful ‘Vith Total of lullrii ill ilitll rttlhiliLt trolll M."illt 5i.(l0lidlli.l‘()l‘esl ifiialmOSi in; 4“.
J $10 424 25 Raised __ Men! Quentin. . ‘\'lllll(‘i‘al)llt‘, while the hills northf
’ ' ‘ l North of La Fer-e, the l‘Vi't‘llWi of the Aistrc, farther south, lend .
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re ages 0 00 Cents a: ‘ have taken the village of Schais, themselves admirably to ticterlsrva' 5‘
Day ‘ l 'which marks the point where the operations. East of Oeuiliy, where, 'W
t ' ° wed c is criteria" the St. tiobnill‘ tllc new erossitr" of the Aisne has .
After a trial of the new system, in This Bung-S the Total_ Ofi strtillt'llllltl. b , been gained tiorl’l‘i of lierry-an-Bac.“ 1'-
which prison labor is handled direct-l Spanish Influenza Victims‘ " . be.“ min“, mm. “mm .4.“ch .
I). by the county. "mum, of “infamy in N lk U t 750 Pushing eastward along: the 1] l-h (‘l (131A 0 ’ , .
ed out to contractors, Fait'iield county. orwa p 0 (‘llcmrll ties Dames. the French‘ "l e ,larlylpagne. an _ rbontlc 4; .
sectors. the Itrletrlillid line, built: 'w
is now the richer by over $4.000. Rey
ports now in the otiice ot‘ the county‘
warmissioners show that the new sys-
tem is not only very mucil more pro-
fitable to the county, but that condi-
‘ilave forced the enemy across the
. . ., , . .
T“) death< “"d "’0 “9“ "‘5” or ()lse-Alslle canal and southeast
Snnntsh influenza is the report issued . .. .. . ~. . region is broken and the Ameri- t.
by the local health department toda)‘.f ”103 ha“ (tossed ”W Aime east '
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.it brings the death rate up to about 0f OHM."- Hms and I‘n‘mh 1."? storming" .
Hons of work. NC” are but” (of me twenty fatalities and almost 750 cases’ [it the Champagne sector, titelhmukh 1‘ "“ each “"19 0f the AP“: » ‘ *-
vrisoners. ‘ ' 20f ”19 disease in the city. 2 forces of General t‘ambra have oe-~ {50""9 FOI'QSt- .
Pius that. the prison labor has been‘ Tile '9‘?“ 093;“ M? 30"“ Bmatit‘mol (-upied 'l‘errlles and Grand Pro. (in: ., All advance of ion or fifteen,
available in "In“! 03305 to 1110" pub- of " “indsor “8"" “'0 died Short" the north batik of the Aisne river-1.; milt‘S 810m: ”19 MWSC WW")-
lic enter encies and has be or ~ . LV before noon today at the age of. , . . .
siderableghelh in mm t‘eSl)el.‘t. " (011.15 years; and Ernarei Ezioza. of 133 East of the Argonne tot‘cst..|rrilig the Americans and French:
Since Apr“ 1‘ labor of prison?“ at IKORSUlh street, aged one year and American divisions have takerl‘V near the principal railroad artery“
A' one day. Both funerals are in charge. Somnlcranee. (‘licviercs and leading from Germany into North-.
liliarct‘]. This brings them nearly ‘ crrr France. if this road is cut, or"
top to Grand i’re. Farther cast,."cvcrr brought under artillery fire,
they have rectified their line on the cncmy‘would he placed iii is
each side of the Mouse. ‘criticalsituatioll.
There has been btit little resist-
ance to the advance of the Allied.
armies. East of Criminal, tilc‘ (Continued 0“ Page Five)
to be the ultimate defense of the a
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His Companion,aSteel Sales-g L. H. Nilsli. president of the Nashi
"um9 Injured in Automo_‘ Ii-Ingllneering t‘ompanv, made the fol- LIBER’I“? LOAN NEWS ’.
. . . . own: statement this morning and
bile WTCCk in New Britain protested against the closing of fac-
\F“ nRr'i \r\ o r i l mm“ mmomw‘ ‘ '
i' . ' ‘. .'. Ct. 0.—.otn ii. “i wish to protest against the south ‘7
:itzltttfira‘ld. .t béintiltirotlgzr oi the Nicki. plent Iwhich calls for the closing of REPORT OF RETURNS
ar'e orilpn y. 05 . was crus - actor es and rnanufacturintz i nts - :4
ml to death Vht'ii an automobile be for trivial reasons. . The [entitled Ifopulatlon 0f Norwalk ' ' """ ' ' ' ‘ ' ' """" 23.29?
was driving ,rped over an embank- States tzovernment especlaiiv requests SbeCl'tbg‘l'S to Date ~ --------- ~ - . ---------- ‘ ‘ .3.
mm on tie. state htshwas‘ in the that every man stick in his Job. 'rlin~ Rorwalk's Quota . .. . ....... . . . .. ..... $1.§2§»600 . . it
no“ch‘mngihlilAchinvxng‘r; chatting iguttmhd‘owt'rt of factory ts a dtotal Total Subscriptions to Date ......... $140,500 5.3
'. ' s . . - as o to wage earner an to ' ~ '
lI-IYI‘OD. F. .\ “'etlicreil. also of Boa- the manufacturer and deprives the CI'RES FOR BOND SLACKING. - ‘
:-»n. was ltm'l‘lll. hut nytlrcrioriivalie country of that pmportionai output of The figures for the Fourth Liberty Loan and the official it
. any at the lime o oca r en .1. the industry. ' his is a dead loss to cut from Washington plainly show that we are not sup- .
"Pu- “110“,“ in» dt.‘ to Mr. Pitz~ all concerncl nd ‘i be It i b cum-“I ' ' ' ‘5
lietnltl'. titit‘l- t’tl knowledae of .ihp Fnrnumgpd. ( H I h l“ "0 P Portlf‘g 0'". Bald“!!! 0‘18er! I3 they queWF' That 13 bond
_t‘.!d ilestisilrr ii cunt hevdimted "Employ-ea are like seirol bmx in linking Mid an ”gen” 883"!“ gm citizenship. Thereareex- 'A t
i‘ » salumiaiv rematch: ahead and n can» min-ms and are always read! tenuations for some who and wardutyinpersonhai‘d for them,
: «third at l till; weed 03:! I f'iric- in take a ioiida) whenever they can. hm, who shall excuse these who can “he Liberty Bonds and do
not datum mo A mu I .e This war is a serious business- and e ‘
ma use. were on their any to “it"! cannot in- not. by going to pirate; I [500:0 “than? gift mp0": l8 halal-bk 2:11? amm‘fcil .
t. ed Lem Mt listen. the" the! hope llwn- a"; tron growth: sentiment in‘ c “I ‘ m ‘6" ll no Q‘l‘fll “c .e or ' “g
M sin-m "p dart 7‘" WW In! "all” anuhlm that runniiq the “3. “CV risk Mall” .Xam “1. Win “In they W1“
«mm! to in “elm-Ml! American militias.“ deeply regret it it the Liberty Loss stall is . We all know
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