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Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 19, 1918 · page 1

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- . s. SiiiECK ”Anion-Amid Pouct Anti Conierences lover Note in Berlin ~

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field County National t'v De artment Unchanged.
Bank. and Treasurer of 3%.“ Too Am" “9 OvtdngtoaSudden Motion “A

r‘i’rthr'iAiaginpffltiisuict Goes flPERATIfiN—THE to Adjourn the Meeting Ausmm GEE Milli Pfilil‘i—Y li'lie lntantry Is Also Reported to be Pushing

__ A . Fast Atter the Mounted forces
FEllEIlALCllUlll HA8 1EXWSEWEHMAE‘Lfciiivtlliiliiutn A RH)” m0" A VERY MUBH ALIVE: Pursuing the Enemy. ‘

\lllM‘lN CHAREE NllW whites “it? 535"“ D §”will B ' A 2 I i ii lliiii

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A . ' . 5 3/132; 32;]; P823.“ {high-{Polling Places Selected ‘and D [All-E September 28 That He Is 81.0“ “118“, “S r a
A Made False Statements In nation Was Requested 3 Everything WillBeReady '

A" ...... garian Minister, ..lteported

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. ...—.... man. who omciated in Norwalk and‘lice department is no smaller toduy,l Austro-Hunganan Gov-Amend, in this crl‘g'ceand‘shi‘hl‘ltett‘lgrtfidfi l0 nave Res “ed
The arrest of Cheater .S. Selleck, on Lyons Plains, Frank M. Nichols, of‘ 1101' hit“? any 0f its members been! ernment Must Satisfy the finitely denies all humor! and reports . ~ 0
A the South Norwalk station platform, Hartford, appeared before Judge granted an indefinite leave of absence_; . . . f that he had been killed or wo uded i
. - - ' , . «- - ' ' - - chew“ the t’ -t that tie Citv C out National Aspirations 0 u '1
shortly after seven ocloclt. last eten lit-tines, ill the superior tourt. yester i e at i . on action. When the as" was received
tax. by Detective Sergeant Thomas day afternoon, to seek a divorce from met. iaSt evening. supposedly to takeA Its Own People i

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Hunt, who immediately aun‘endprnd (thristobcl 0. Nichols. of Westport. Asuch action. The Moore-iiiurpliy-I‘tns-l hlhdhhuaecnnhiltlheztirihfisnfigesrsgx All American AVianrs "I thBOfllblflfl Expldl‘ ,

him into the custody of Deputy United Rev. Mr. Brown was very prominent, sell-Eldridge combination were out in‘ fiber 14, and that Private linmouy Mul- . ' '
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Report to the Government . : For November 6th i A

and Overcertified Several :“‘g“;§l;“£‘“ iliiiimloiitihlgiz mhng‘v‘ -—————- , S th Private Samuel C. Pout-y, 102d U. at

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, Checks i, mpkm Brown. H“ WWW} “ANNA The mum”, 0, Ah. Mm” WAPresrdent Wilson ays e int.,H. Q. to, Signal Section. a. r. 0.,

 

 

States Marshal Harry Jacger, o.“ in Nor-walk in 1914, about the time. tome, last evening. and. by a clever}
. Bridgeport, caused fully as much_ H» when the domestic troublou of the premeditated attack. thwarted MayorA some day, Private Sun Policy's death
. was also reported. Nothing could be

A "0'- IIIOH‘. excitement than his first ar- Nichols family began. He was the au- lionovag’s intention toflowei‘ the Pa)"

rest. on September 18, charged with titer of several books. and it was sup- roll an man-power o the city pro- . h H H . ‘ ' . ’
A the embezzlement of funds of the sink- posed that he had gone on a lectui‘e'tecltim' department. 5 ed to verify or deny the report.‘ (15." ”ll‘ ANWVWW‘I P'"‘*“l- 10150 “VG? fill‘gt‘il ahead Shghtl)
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until the letter was received today,

ing fund of the First Taxing district. tour, when he. left Not-walk. in 1915. A An unusually large number of inter-. d i l i I“ o . British and American troops, A “Mada“ Germans are holding

of Which ht was th it sent 1 at that witness testified ytst'erdav however ‘estod persons WPTP 0“ hand when the“ _.....__. 1 “Th ll r Ce, on September .8. lfi if f d ' i ll H l. :il ' l. i H ”l Whllt “I“
. .. . v '9' ‘ I'll ' ‘ 1' " . ‘ - ‘ e otter ls. erh , h- . l in orwar ill 0 n- unt nirfi ieir mo s n J )0 i . -

time. that the reslrymen oi" the Lyons Plains meeting was called 10 order, by Mayor, ' p ape t ‘ most in g g f" 3

, ‘ ' "few“ '81 “‘0 ive .an - ‘ - g ~ . ' .1 ‘- ‘t i-i' - n tcrial in the Loan
Selleck was immediately taken to church had asked the clergyman to re lionovan. 811d were eagerly anticlpat-ALaflnot at Pres?!“ Entertain icy tellsgu)graphi: “guilgeme 29(21):: mi“. “iimymt. (:1 1‘. :l‘f‘wu‘, ii“ 5 turf“; Md ibaved back in safet
‘ Bridgeport. by Marshal Jaegei'. and sign because of the gossip about his mg a real hot. spicy session. Twenty: the Suggestions Made bV: 1“ “1“”th ‘ilml ml)“ .‘ 1“ hl" '7 5310“ are u y'
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locked up, bonds being refused until relations with Mrs. Mchols. _minutes later lllf‘.‘ l9" the Councu: ! (Continued on at tho (ltspti‘utt‘ roundup“ of the [he (Advance tore, ,

g the hearing. before United States Conn- The husband testified that the min-'Chilmbt’rfl [Willlll IdlflflAiliOIAIlment timid? Ausula ’ Bull: m” enemy. It is reported that 1.300 . to be 113 m momentum . to;
tnissioner Hugh J. Lottery, which was later boarded at tho Nichols home. iii A amazemen i' M II .V H low “it on 10 r‘ M . MW iristmers and 120 “"5 “.0“, cu )_ ward I ir‘éon one of the rincipa
he” "I“ mama" Lyons mum" in 19” ”who“ E”mil i ‘ WAJHINGTON. 0°" 19.~— “widen" ' hired by the Alfie-s vesterdtd’ Irailroad junc’i ions behindpthe Ger- ‘

i Bank Official: Seemed Surprised. in Norwalk tor a few days while his (Continued On Page 'i‘hreei :Wilaon has "mad the AustrouunJ -' .. l 1 ii I . l ‘ .. . . - 'l'l l'

- -~ _ motorcycle wns‘being repaired. When: ‘~ ,sarlan Government's otter to conclude; Snitt tn g itiug mean on .iill‘b- _ man was.

 

(Continued ‘On Page Three) he retuintd home his wife informed‘ an armistice and negotiate peace on' “8." morning, ”I“ Germans MW; (icncral (iournnd‘s men ham

A #-___‘,. fi‘_~.__ him that she titted up it separate room - - _prlnclples enunciated by him and hasj NATIflNS WAVE N been forced back more than foursadvancpd west of the Argonne
\ Aor him Tibet“ NAciitois noticed tlulit (Riven "Otlct‘bthat meritr alliionomy tor; miles. lForcst and have taken quite in
its wife an i ie in n ster were to et l-A AAustrla‘s s cc nut onn iii 3 is no' . . . , ‘ . .

Fflufl DEATHS FRHM er frequently. 0!! several occasions ionizer accedltd'blet, that they Bellini havei mm?" “’"r’ih‘l’s him‘ Fo'm’ ‘0 i 30".“ 3‘91““ the Wm" 0’ Vouzters-

' . he saw Mrs. Nichols in the clergy- NEXT TW“ MflNTHS liberty_ 1 Flu" AVENUE the assmtunce of the Allied hmdl I‘lns advance Will tend to render
‘ mum's room at night. i_ : President Wilson has answered the‘i forces in Belgium and are shelling unstable the German 1’05“”"15 m
‘ ““93 M'F- NlCl‘Oh‘ ‘0'“ “"l' “lisbfiml 'lieat‘e note of Austrlaiflunaflr)‘ with at ______, the Germans who are trying to es- the forest and may assist the

she was going to the Norwnlk iiospi-1 ‘declaratlon that.the Austro-liuugar-A NEW YORK 0 ‘ - . ‘ \ '- ii l'l t'i 1' 't f‘h AF
) , . ' l i , ct. 19.-—internatlon-A tape through the narrow neck 01 x mericuns is) “is ““5 0 e
TWO lounds fl ICI’SOI] 18 Ann Government must satisfy the na-‘augm has been the most prominent land between Briiges and the gonne.

 

 

 

 

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A Eighty'Flve NEW. Cases, .-...-_._. ~--: : Stud Order 4.33%.... Shay. the people. 83.31118th Sigma? .38th :::rgégl:4::;:§ 1113:: Dutch frontier. - A The American front has been.
A With Ten Admitted to the A WASHINGTON. m“ m . RHINO judges oi their rights and destinies. city-of New York. Relentless pursuit of the “L ‘ the scene of constant patrol fight-
' Norwalk Hospital ' ' . lions on the use of sugar will be even Th" reply “"5 Pad" by secretafl'A The 11er1” 0f leei‘tIV. the center of; treating Germans in Belgium and mg, _wtth General lershing 5 men
l ...—...... imort- rigid during November and ”t" Lansing. yesterday through ”'9 Swed-Athe Liberty Loan actiVItles '0" the down along the battlefront. mngmovmg ahead Sham” m L08“
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, ° | . . . . ish Minister in Washington. it calls cit t d i s F - ' i
c illb‘l than at rc. in! i i\‘ ii i" s an s -“ Madison quare. rom . ' . lid Banthevrlle “ oods.
[0:3 flzghmélxfiwz‘ nxtam“: EUR“! [AN RACES i”?!- nimds oi iiiolilizhiinglior‘xsdn ilhl; “"9“”0“ '0 m“ “""h “mm” 0‘ that point for nearly two miles. .n‘tmueh as f“ “s the area J11ht to a

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; ("AMA 3mm“ and "um. mm. ht‘ mu peace enunciated by President Wilson.lstream of scarlet colors of the Loani the “’CSt 0f \ tilenciennes. \ ll‘tlll- Emperor ( harlts 0f Austria has

and ten new admittances t0 the 1105' A pliedpiied WA", Food Adminmratiou on January 8. which says the people of banners and the rings oi the 22' Antesély all of the coast has been clear- made “Mo"“cemem 0f PM plan Of
nits! as 8 result 0f the Spanish lnilu- ‘nnnounced last niahl ”m “mg“. mm Austria-Hungary should be accorded runs up Filth avenue which, for theAed of the 0min“. and Allied pa- federalizmg the Austrian states,
an“ prevailing in this my at me BEfile ACTIVITY moms ior hintst-hohl'ust: will he‘llcltl ”W ”“9“ om’ortunm" 0‘ ““t0n0m0l18.ilme being. has been transformed in‘: ”01,. are cast of Br ' . .and has made an appeal to the
present time. ‘ ““‘im" ‘0 ‘“‘" It‘ll'mlr 'I person eat-h d""°l°pm°m- 'to the “Avenue of the. Allies." '. ' “.th ’Austrian army and navy in a time
I There 1? nolnotliceahle togangeflin Amonili “n" ”‘1" ”‘0 qlulhlh' for m-mu- The ”0'“ calls attention ‘0 ”19 re-i New YOI‘K has never seen such it, There is a Drobabillty that the

he situat on n tie city 0 ay. 19 -—-———-— . . _ .

~ . . " t - . of peril. Baron Burian, the Aus—
. ”MW” at m" drink“. c ‘ cognition b) the United Sflus ot the spectacle. At each block two huge Germans, by flooding the country . . . .
number 0‘ “9w cases seem '0 be Headquarters ODCHCd In. confections will be redudcfl :fiffiliilimd t‘zecho—Slovaks' National Council 35.8: . ire-Hungarian Foreign Mlmsmr’

 

 

*east of Bruges will'bc able to dc- - - .
about equal '0 the number or 00""“1' . ( de facto belligerent government and (Continued On Page Three) ll , l _ . . is said to have rcsrgned.
ascents and recoveries. A special W aShmgton by New 30d)" . . states that this countrv also has re~ ' l ’3’ he ndtanomg 30mm.“ .for .“A ‘- Germ n W r .a inct i is
warning was issued this morning by —— l (C°“”““9d 0n “'80 Fl‘e) , ~ time, but apparently their line ls The 8 11 C b i t

 

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. _ , . :Acognized the justice of the nationails- | _ rc orted from (‘0 mnha on hold
Heath Officer Dr. William J. 'l‘l‘flfif‘“; There is a new committee in Wash-i ...... ’ Aiic aspirations of tho Jugo~Slavs for A50 bent by the furious onslaughts a greeting on Fritlhv night ’to de-
‘0 31““ people about the “it" A?" ington, which has a program that is 5freedom. ‘ .A - of the Allies in Flanders that it , .
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petiple. in their one of the deepest and most responsi- The text of the note handed to tlieA must be l‘t‘iitljlistcd for u long tl'is- t‘itlt' onthe Pl'm-‘Pomlly 0f the

condition. are easily subject ‘0 “1" itunce down int' F 1
(“39359. According l0 Dl‘. Trace)": 1.0“) Of lll’3ll Elliot? ill? beninnin of' b (Conunuod on Page Three.) A "EAT“ IN "ARIEN 0 rilllCt‘. ; A-
(gm. Em“. {A is called the Dommfimlc. CAUSE [ABDR SHIFTS ‘,-..._._ i l French and Americans along that (Continued on Page Nine)
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. hie that has been undertaken by an)’.
(Continued on Page Eleven) .\iid Europeii Union and it has just . . A '
opened the doors of "S new headquac‘i lPROMINENT RUSSI/éNS I William R Smith head brakeman onl
tors in the Mclxachlen Building at: l ' ' ' 3 SUMMARILY BHOTII an importani Vew iiaven freight train
PflflnUBTlflN "I: 10th and G streets. its Drpsltlt‘nl isI Lnable t0 StablllZC War Pro- —-—~—— i Aw“ killed Sitturtlnv “memo“ near . . . ,
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president of the Czecho-Slovak Na-A dUCtIOI‘l, Leaders sa) A lx'cltovsot’f, former Russian Minister of the Darnn station. Smith s tiain “.3“? ,-

' .- . . . , ‘-‘-—- .. . t. . ‘. , . tied up and he was couplilm cars and
tlonal ‘Countil., I!“(exci‘l‘r‘ftdilecwtl WASI-lthi'l‘OXf ()ct. iii — l'ttru‘ illimmeafm‘! mm}: S‘,‘“‘§“V“‘°” for—A stepped out betWeen cars he was
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DmlPSSOI‘ 0‘ EOClOlORi’ in ‘Oberlln COI' have been summarily shot, according“ ““le b) a mu passengti e”) 9“

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lei-re. and for many years a close sin. to a Moscow dispatch to the Lokal An.' The man was {rightfully cut and __._.________.

tFlUlYS, especially in rertauranisnud‘ 1 l d d f” hi i t
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HARTFORD, Oct. lit—The influenza-mom.0f the races 9f midtlle Europe. {officials of the American l-‘eticrttlion otr Wm." (”f Berlin. They llfld b9?" con- :1 distance. He was killed instantty. Country’s quota .................. *r 36.000.000.000
epidemic at the coal mines has reduc- 'crftqhefhlidjghi'gdgsgsiinizfn”i1:{1:911:33 labor and other labor agencies in demned to death b" the [copies court.‘ The remains were taken to Andrew NorwaL‘JS Quota ______________________ _82 '
., - ' '- ' o ucli 1 \Vashi to '9" ~~ - _- ! A - , , _‘“" iTaylor':t or u in arien and Sinday t ' ' . ‘
. 2‘3. ‘3‘;ti?‘li§‘.'°i‘tii.ii‘fWithin? n W a “1“” °f :W “W the or. tendinii."mi.’iii‘.“i‘t..‘13..i.‘i.. {Tint} ‘A 3-..¥*°k°v:°:§“e"r gripper; unpaid? Nititvofi. ...... ..i... ., fllfig (3A ssu‘AZgAAggm yesterday ... .. . $249.39?
Shi‘ite, Agghitliifitli‘clni:f'ihdiifil'uftfl'llcln- (Continued 0n Paae Elizhti A fixation in working conditions and " “Nd" p“ n L" a“ ‘ ' ” wile and four children. ~ - - - - ~ ---------------- v
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curtailed. Mr. Russell iiieniit iit‘tl the ' during the war period, With each “(A ' H" imperial “3‘1““- He also sened last, chance to be reckoned among“ the present. After the cur-

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among wok?” in essential industries: in Fillunt‘t‘ in several cabinets during ______ 'i . Mr. Norwalkcr, this pfternoon and evening gives you the 4
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influenza ammonia indiul' in this ctAn- GETTING PERMITS , i AliliOnafIfrmitrtcnoig lon llm (insult. ; 2;:,l£“:i'£‘r,‘ éggeaqz‘gglufliezf «2:?er culflREn CITIZENS i ~ tam is lung down tonight if your name is not among those who
.nection as an a it-nna i ascn w 23' t T M.“ 0 not miticritt s. it was pointed 3. _i' - _ -I. .. - ' - tr " BERTY LOAN BONDS 0!! Ere
consumers of it” citissu; in this stat.- FOR ha BL ILDING . out, the unrest and "ttti‘norer" in tlic minim,” during “u “Hens“ R ha‘e bOii‘Jit the ”OURTH H I y

should exercise the most rigid econnlii)‘ i intiilstrial sections at me country ms, rcalinl‘. _——-——~—-——-—- I I . forever counted ”3”“ the 1111881118. You van-have t0 teuBtehe
in tho- usi- rsf hard cont. Every honor liAlt'l‘FORl). Oct. Ah. «anoint-A rot-guy increased. Norwulk boy: when they come back, after havmg' been to r-

 

 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

. holder. he said, >lmnll bu) lit lets» son, state director or xtm-wnr t‘otrA - AAMERICA’S SAILORS i A iin.thut you did not help them get. there; that you did not sup-V -
~ t.n.- cord of wood to stipplt'ilien’ his structlon, today issued a statement. (Continued On Page Eight) -, HOME ON FURLOUGH - l port them; that, you dad not, lend your money to Uncle 8am to ,
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" ‘ ‘ - -" - ' - " ' . . . .t-axue ie i re u r meetn t - ,. . ~
said Mr Russell. "mines the repmt the «rope or the non-war construction W" says NEA .mtieorx; “batik?“ (Elmmml g"; evening. witthlllzlad‘i 'H. Fishgei' [ii-:3 Mary-(me “511°th Inbonrlicdhfinthmbo mil? Wh-e'nqmentmim"
‘that the reason tor lltv tailini! oi! in pmeram or the Federal War industries ~ unmdoseo 0“ "A l 'hamN wig siding. “1C. Minion outpued the task: 1’0"!!ng a“ t 0 II “In ‘ em I!
-. nhipmrnts 5. the t .i that A. many it Board. There seemed to be an im- a? .th Job: “Irma l)!!! 2:: “we the rotors hid before them. dud gave? but. i‘ ll going fast. ‘ fOW hour- um “I! M willbo among .
' the coal .u'r- it .til‘ itt mil. iliflu-‘lil‘l pros-stun in some quarters. said .\ir.A ' 8h;:AnI:d:1m“:?fh sunk at h" 1?." (m- |em .5“. V"! Import." “a the musing (tan you I361" tab-mud “031‘ the M? L
This make- "| m Ittiit- 'n int: an it Fergusongltli‘iflit‘ in: flat "WENT; in Hnbnkan .' to" do” no "fl,“ striking information on questionsthatA You My. “l"f.'mm Goathhnhotm
——-— to secure u n len r " r ’ in wt .nd’ liicoat 1:
(Continued on Ninth Page i posed construction was to cmt under -. .. . .. , a :whtmmnwmyhum‘all :ll: 3:" Kane“ 0' ' 0 “P i i m neuqm". Tu W’ “I. ”iv“... “I m
,.. < ;- ..- . ~ ~ when Winn mum. Iund “can“. tip p m to than nah (- Mm 3 (flit-om tan-r node a m tinoiy' ”“31"”‘5- 00". MI!- Mfi") M‘s
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