Evening sentinel, Tuesday, October 15, 1918 · page 1

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First Reports That About
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Former Town Court Judge
and Present City Clerk
Named as Candidate For
Representatives

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Shir Had Been in the Service Pays High Tribute to First
of the Army as s Troop District Man
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Judge James T. Hubbell and City
nonoxnu. N. 1.. Oct. 15.;8hortly‘Cler’k lrvlng D. Robertson have been
' about. the American troop transport i selected as the candidates of the Nor-
‘ .m formerly the German trans-l walk Democrats for the Connecticut

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WASHINGTON. Oct. 15.~Uncondi-
tional surrender by Germany was the
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Allied Forces [lave Captured
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City Clerk Irving o; assert.
son Elected as Cleats! the
Board for the Present

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About 6,000 Prisoners and Many Gtuls,:;hclud- .‘

 

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“do passenger steamship Amerika.A
was about to salt today for Europe
, with soldiers and supplies, the vessel
2; laundered at her pier here.

1 in the early morning llrknesa, while'
y: the troops board were sleeping, the‘
,1 America settled with her keel in the?
*l-ntud, leaving only three of her eight
frdockl. together with parts of her l‘un~
nets, above water. A
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N there was no loss of life. Earlier re»
-’2 ports were that between thirty and'
~ forty of thé crew had perished after
being trapped in the boiler room.

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Legislature. The convention washeld
last evening in the Town Assembly
Hall. and was attended by the follow-
ing delegates: .

First Ward—Wallace Dunn, Wil-
liam Vollmer. William J. Sheehao‘ild-
war] 1". Duffy, John C. Smith, Patrick
J. Kearney, Edward J. Quinlan. James
T. Hubbell and John 1". Bovine.

Second Ward—Jeremiah Donovan.
Bernard J. Reynolds. Wilfred Bodwell,
George Sullivan.Jeremiah Egan. James
E. l-‘lynn, Ralph Leary, Robert 0.
Mitchell and Lenny Adams as proxy
for D. William Hsrford.

Third Ward‘Edward E. Mead.

Fourth Ward-Frank L. Clarke,
Franklin B. Austin and Jesse T-Dnn-
bar.

The abscnt‘ces not represented by
proxy wire: Daniel J. McCarthy and,
Harold 1‘. Murray. of the First Word; l
.‘oscpil W. Rooney. George C. (.(l'lll‘l‘

son‘s answer to the German plea for
peace by both American end Allied
military omclals here. Only by abso-
lute surrender, they said. can the ene-
my now prevent the terminating evi-
dence of his defeat—invasion of Ger-
many.

There is no‘ doubt among oihcers
that sooner or later the enemy will be
compelled to accept these uncomprom-
ising terms. The German Army is be-
ing pounded to death in the field. they
declared. and the only thing Germany
can hope to save from theiwreckage is
to prevent the war being carried
across her border. And that can be
agolgplisilred only at the price of putr
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The board of aaseeasn MM
sea-innate: thsyearalmtetlayottm ‘W'AISWM -'
$2333.11 33... "3; Bridgeport East e!
um. «wan-n1. A . . «- Anerlcus m access "
elrzirnraafind Captain “in. :3,“ Jabs Ade-s Brown. hose election Are “in s
Hoyt as secretary. The board suite Money of the Central Trust ‘

chosen City Clerk frying D. Robertsonl Conn-r. of this city. Int April. calls-
as their clerl. for the term. as the ad more than ripple in local financial

clerk for several yem' past, Harrie

Smith, has taken a position in Water. It the Smut!” Hotel. Bridgeport.

bury.
A large number of lists were noel

ed yesterday and today by Assessor-s
William J. Bheehan and Fran H. bier.
ii. and
Assessor William l“ Hoyt and Clerk
Robertson, in the City Hall. The final
dty for turning in lists is November
ind. The clean are open from 10 to
12 a,m.and2t05 p.m..andonWed-
Every
should
file'- iiitt and have the ten per cent.

fill. at the Town Assembly

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tile Argonne rarest but Germs-sire
Expected to Maire a Stand.‘ '
Savagely attacking the German

[holding the lines between Throuro
lines in Belgium, British. Reach

out and the ecu.

South of the new break in the
and Belgian forces have captured German lines, the Germans have
Roulers and carried their lines far been in a serious for W time.
toward Courtria and Th011l'0lli.! Lille has been in danger from the
There are indications that the Ger- south, and a new Allied attack
man lines have been pierced, and threatens to outflank tht city from
that the enemy is retroaing rap- the north. Should this occur Lilla
idly. probably will fall and, with its

American troops have carried fall, DOW" 1’5 certain ‘0 bvfin'lliV-n

their lites well past the Kriemhild ; e
WM There appears to be every reason

J. circles. died very suddenly in his room.

some time yesterday. of heart trouble.

News of the death of a prominent
Norwalk business man began to Mr
into this city, early last evening, but
no definite details of his identity could
be obtained from those in possession
of the few facts obtainable until this
morning.

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[ll INFLUENZA

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nized and What Should at.
Once Be Done ‘

A pamphlet on the origin and care

multimillion
$33353 SiliI'a‘itnéh'iii $533335} MANWURER

Hoe. parts of which is thought might:
be interesting to the residents of this! MuSt Tell the Number at

city.
The disease now occurring in liliS‘
country and called “Spanish influen-l
ae," resembles a very contagious kind:
it. of "cold," accompanied by fever, painsj
f, in the head, eyes. ears, back or other;
' parts of the body. and a feeling of set

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ed in War Work, and
Those in Non-Essential
Work

HARTFORD, Oct, 15.—Leo A. Kor-
per. Federal Director for Connecticut
of the United States employment serr.
ice. has sent to the chairman of the
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Charges of Extra Penny
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patrons soon probably may be called
. upon to pay additional revenues to that
1(‘onnccticut company. in fact they are;
‘now aiding the Officials of the system.
in determining here an delsewllere'
throughout Connecticut how this in !
creased revenue shall be collected by!
filling out “traffic slips." A seven-l
cent fare. with possibly a charge or;
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THEflflflREIiNAPP
PASSES AWAY

One of the Bid-cat and' Best
KnoWn Residents of South
Norwalk

if was with the deepest regret that
the news of the death of Theodore
Knapp. a respected and one of the old
est inhabitants of the city was received
today. Mr. Knapp passed away in.
morning at his home. 15 Golden Hill
street, following an eightday illness
of bronchial pneumonia contracted
from a cold.

Theodore Knapp was born on Fina,
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Band of the Bersagliere and
Alpini to Boom Liberty
Loan Tomorrow

 

The Bersaglleri and the Alpinl.
sharpshooter-s and mountain lighters 6f
ltaly. are coming to this city tt-znortow
afternoon to boom the Liberty Loan.

it is the first big offering of foreign
soldiers to come to Noflaik. and
through the liberty Loan Committee.
which received official notulcailon of
their assignment ttt‘e afternoon. they
will be received with a tribute long re-
membered.

Although no definite advices have
been received upon the method of
transportation to Norwalk. it is ex-
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hat l to believe that the Germans along
runs from north of Ctluel, north of the flanks 0f. {11? line from $018}
Romaglre. and thence tlorthwcst- mes t0 the vrcrnlty 0! 34’1th W!“
wardly to the vicinity of Stysuccecd "1 delaying the Alllt'fd 8d-
(leorgcs, where it turns to tha‘vancelong 99011811 ‘0 prl’mlt the '
southwest and meets the Went-1110098 .111 the blg L801! entrant to es-.
litres at Grand Pre. l?plft'm snfetyhlAll report: of the
. - . .' lg rug in e area, owever,
French and Italian forces slonly Aagree that the German losses in .

are sweeping the Germans backl . . .
out of the Laon salient. They nowlfi‘tltg‘al‘ ”“1 munitions are "'33
are well to the cast of the Loom ' v. .
La Fare railroad, and have kept!“$3538.18.-ognfigepofgiffgg
up a steady pressure against 'thc; to brin the G egrmans there face to
enemy along the Otsc Valley north-i face with the necessity of either:
cast of La Fere. . ‘

The Allied blow .in Belgium ap-lgfigyy 32°11‘33“? 3:53;";
pears‘ to be one whtch may have a northward A stron stand is ex-
dircct bearing on the course of the ' g

. , - . _ pected however. .
$5113: Oba’tgcifiitendmg from Dix A In Islanders and from the 0185,,

to the House, the Allied troops

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l manufacturer's which was prepared be under consideration, ‘ It 1‘ rumored that 8‘3"? 1 t} . Icontinue their vrgorons blows for
, _ . . , , tors have entered sten . ut lts rtant l s As the French
, under his direction by a special com Although the Lonllecilcul Company rt .‘ "til i Ollfll‘lnailml lmpo . g8 n . . . ‘
CHRISTMAS BUYINfi mittee of the chairman. 'The question- has made no definite annontlt-t-lllont , repo ls “l on c . ’ . press on m the Laon-Arsne region.
, nairc’ is designed to aecurt3 from each sime of the officials have stated that ‘ ' Shout} itlpPOE'e true. hmlbellt‘l‘Jé 13
inlanufilcturer exact information as to "something will have to be done to “WALK "IE3 sunnENlY possi 9““ orccs may 0 an S. ‘ I
is , . ' . A the percentage of war work his factory increase 0‘" revenues." IN N“ in the rear ofthe Germans Sm] (Cantinned On Page Three)
State LOUIE]! t0 Eng "1891" is doing, and the number of employees ' mgr—W.
Advertising Campaign I engaged in non-war work. so that‘ the (Continued on Skill ‘5'” _ , '
__ - latter may be transferred as quickly ._..___________ Spanish Influenza Continues George Benjamin Talmadge, 3' mem-
S . , ' v as possible to war work, either in the 'th T ,‘be' of the well~knOWn oyster firm of
ob‘grszgtbqhnsugas thlilyear 11:.) be 'salrle factory or in Others where they to Spread! WI W0 Ta-lmdge BNthel‘B. GIBd. at an early LIBERTY LOAN NEWS
in :nanner thallirilfgggrcnlfubtugi‘htjég is: ‘ ' Deaths Yaterday hour. today.'at his residence, No. 65
gauch degree as will not endanger the, (Continued on Sixth Page.) V Woodward avenue. ‘He was “Salim”;
‘ "Mme humus or we nation the. I -——~————-— , "I: FflRElfiNERS The health situation in Norwalk team” 0' “Be-Md 3 “m" VI”,
Connecticut State Council of Defense A A mall“ about the same, with 1“ newlwidow, two daughters. Mrs. W "‘8 P A t. f Norwalk A - 2.500
t was announced today urges cer:' EMRENEE [01]an CASH reported to Dr. William JJ Cavansgh and Mrs. Frederick Ander- Olill a ton 0 ....... . ......... . . . . . .
thin regulations concerning Christmas. ‘ . . . “”0”- "emrday‘ The mm ” “whim and mgr ions‘rgm? Digit: Subscribers to Liberty Bonds ............... 4.613
buying. In this connection the State‘ 7 sald to BE 64,327 In Connec- "AWN Ill! to 1.200 and. despite the . mer and tan ey ma 5". 0 r
Council will shortly institute a cam— . t' Wh C kld‘isllemte em“ 0‘ ”‘9 cit" d°°‘°”'“ “ran“ the 18"" being at ”me“ on a Total Amount of Subscription .. .......... 5982.350
W!!! of publicity. using for this pan 1 lCllt. 0 . annot Spea AWWW impossible to check the apreodLL'nlted States sulémarinaych'lasfr. dHe ‘ .. ..
pose the contributed advertising space ‘ English, With 78,232 of or the malady. (“5 “mm"“fi” ‘ a m 59’ Amount of Quota ................. $1.828.“ u .
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0 "WWW" Beginning this month Spanish Influenza ' Claims; German Stock WWW“ 0“ P359 3‘9"“) “mum“ °“ 1"” “9"“) ' Balance vettobc raised .................. $846,250 ,
. (Continued On rare Twelve) A One More Norwalk Sold-AQHM‘TFORH Oct .15. - rorelen ‘“ - ' SEVEN N DRED ‘7
" g - _ rn persons in Comectlcnt who are r_q 7 ‘1 ND HI!
Mayaguez Earthquake l ‘1‘;ng “awnmmgmfli ultimo out atoll... mammals? - PRESIDENT WIISON RENEWS LOAN APPEAL F03“ ~ 3‘ El “gins“ i. .
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, _"— -—-‘ i : onnecticut state council of defense. mean on .
8AA was. Porto Rico. Oct. 15.-- in, l . - .. Jud n from the mat e "hill ti the m Of “10
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. rm‘Mfi‘m'm-z 23L: Nor-sue: also occult-d by s Somme! "90H". circular has been sent to at war bu-i countrynlen that neither that reply nor any other meant events ‘ m the mm of “7,150 was m the m .1 m
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