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" incidence—218.2.
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$18-12.
Tu: ROYAE CASUAILTY LIST
A m ' is certainly a bad war for
We hope that Kaiser \Vilhfi‘llll.
fit!» midst of his many troubles, is
m duo heed to the royal casFutllty
it" in letting to he. a long list.
Car Nicholas, most absolute of an-
W, went first «a "coinplcte cari-
ulty." as the From-h say. lie. was the
W5 bmlllt'i‘ln law. and had often
Am his bidding. Then came the king
1‘ Greece, amulhcr pliant brother-tn»
kw. He abdicated ai‘tcr poll-m um»
11.3; yieldinz ‘the. crown to a son who
1- pledged to rule constitutionally.
There followmi the king of lluluarta.
who called himself a ”czar." and who
was a German of the tlcrtnans. also re
'hfl thilhrim. and so croo'itcd and
Mill as to he dcnt'lv beloved bv him.
”an. too, liko the hint: of (liter-cc, had to
Menu in favor of a fairly decent
u who is content. to let the people
how their way.
Wed ittcn l‘Inver licv. the till-
crowned monarch ul’ ’i‘urkcv, thtt)
Iliad autocraticallv in the name of u
“wont sultan. and who has been
, mm with the test into the dustltan
, at history.
And now comes Kaiser Kat-I, the a};
Wt of Austria-Hungary, whose peo-
have shclved him without ei’eil
the trouble to demand his ub-
MII-wa sovereign without 11 lb
my! a. man witlmut a “If,
x‘ a crust M limit! and l
W pllce to sleep. ,
Non—Wilhelm! it ill the preemp-
Mull of fate. How long can than
my Hohenzollern. who has so low:
m the hi4 world. holtl out against
pit) judgment of mankind and tho.
“hing nutter of his duped pcoplc'.‘
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THE TEACHER'S CHANCE ,
. . Constantly and history are httllitz‘
M over so fact in Europe that it
lambsihlo for schoolbook publish-
ip‘ohanlre the‘r volumes according-l
_ Herein lies at once a danger and}
Hauling opportunity Tor the tcacll-‘
’Vllo'onoulzh to see ii.
Mn published all late all last véar
_ s. and lcsttontt b'l'indlv assigned
them will result in a tunes of
. formation with which no lid
. _ "ul‘bln‘tfi‘nt‘ti. to 4433' nothing of
Med.
(filial-en everywhere are wild with
. 'nbont the. war, anti bursting
of this vital ‘flame'.’
M text-books to it and teach
. and geography while they are
_ made. with war news and talks
unturned soldiers for guides?
ya of comnterm .natnrll
duties. political divisions. all
- be studied as the tuadc-in-n tilin-
republics shot off front old kinlz~
‘ out! stolen territories no back to
owners. The islands of the sea
< involved. as writ as New contin-
malmoot every important nation
the world
,mse and well i't‘pztitl will be the
mar who uses living facts. instead
'mldcdaad stuff in hated bookfl.
= the result to the child will be
to and useful knowledge so
- .- gained that it will never be
tten.
mF_-_.
.- ‘ “FLU" CARRIERS
je' greatest menace to public
' it today. says a city health com~
oner, is “the. strong. robust men.
women who get influenza. but
use of their excellent phvsicalt
_ n can combat it while going
.. their daily business."
u people take. pride in keeping on.
“M worli while. they are suf-'
film the “flu." They‘deserve a
audit for their pe'rsistencv
ARMISTICE
."diplotnattc unity has lJt't‘ll achievci
I laid down by
‘tllnn government addressed itselt to!
» “all...“ .a. u. .... - -‘
‘Ruo winter ‘ lit-gm -- ~ 1
TE ‘ ‘ “ ‘ ‘ 'NO‘R W'ALK
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AND BED SPREADS.
OUTING HANNBLS AND
bu ‘u ‘ F on) Fl 1 l’ " -i t I 1 r ; PUNM'ITEB NT
‘V m“ 4— ~ 1 _. : I " A COMPLETE momma .
Official announcement if the slaitillz‘ L SOCIE l l :‘ AT
of the armistilc terms to be offered to‘
Germany was made last night by sec
tciary Longing. who added only that
E K. BANKS
under Mahackemo Hotel,
and Personal
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under conditions t t‘ utmost llarntonv.“ll ,
1! Germany ucctpts the conditions“
the Versailles cont'tr- it.
enre. sht— it expected to make known! I
her decision without delay. Sincl- ill,
:vt‘é‘klng an end if hostilities. the till i
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WEATHER FORECAST
,,. . Forecast for Nut'walk and vicinity:
~ - t. 1d lm-p- (‘aptain Frederick iloyer, nephew of Partly cloudy tonight and \K'edne‘s‘dnyt
Puma?!“ “HS-0n H 1’ (“Tum l - Frederick ii. Quintard. who, as d: not much change in temperature.
1m“ '3‘“ "”"jfllw “4mm m” h“ trans} member of the l‘nitcd Stairs Engineer. t'rcsll northeast winds.
“I!“ d m “Him through u“: Amt.“ l (‘orps has bccn in France for the pa-‘i turbance nlovcd south as ward to tilt
mu government. lilo l‘rP-‘Illwnt1o'.p(lal- is visiting in mi. city. He has Atlantic t'tl'dbi and (“WM
tuninvd in “ ashttlgttln today. ha‘ilngv‘. 'rtttlrncd to this country on oil“ showery Weather during the last ;‘l
abandoned his llrtlptsed ‘lltlIt to he“ - ’llonrs in the castrrn “(mum of ”H.
it) tote. ill the toni-tresstolnliié m. (‘Ullllllltllh‘y Lake legion and New England. It l},
followed by an area (it high presume.
t‘ovne which is now central over the sont‘t-
' ‘ern portion of the bake legion. Thc
western disturbance has moved from
fl~
Just
l-tal linsilless.
Among the Knlg'lts
.-ccretarics Htllllllg Hill] New York lor
JG" :1: _\'
t’lt t-tions. .
While confident that the conditions ‘ ‘ _ ,
to be proposed to Germany moan; l‘l‘ant‘e‘last week was dolm \\.‘ . ‘
nothing short oi unconditional surrcn- "I l'tll'lximtl. ‘lc. lll‘. i Uint' be“ many
tier. many military and diplomatic ob— friends- in .\’ew York. when. he has
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Well .
Washington street, South Kantian I
Tlic Lake tli:~‘-.
cloud} .’
on Store
BLANKETS
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Be Equalled.
@- ”2,
Doctors Recommend.
IGatton Fleced Blankets—Soft and
servers here believe the)' will be aC- done liilsint‘ss‘ for the t'roiui Al Kilallll‘ Utah .nqnhghl.wm.i.-t¢;)ldsvy‘<:: :Liklyllal . . . Ex"? Heavy Blankets—Large Size; fir“ 2,
cclltctl Wi'h lm‘ in“ a11d ltl'im'lltall“““ll‘any‘ H“ i“ a mum” "f M” ltf‘lli‘:l‘.lr(al:-‘fgrdlld‘ill“: 1.1“)?“ \loun e; um" i; Illt'tlllllll sllude oi: '.l.\ and white. -ltl.-li.t_v superpo- titlt'i'v nap. --vcrv ap- "
‘ . ” ‘ , x . l “ rt ' ’P v ' _ . ‘ . . . ‘ . _ ,
ally out of the war and her armies twinge W. toifin. Jl‘ iains 33d the Mississippi river. ‘Ii “’3" “mum" '“ contrasting: "“5”“: l"‘ili't'"'“t‘t’ ”l \‘itttll- .i’itli' ............ $8.50 .
crumbling under the constant hamtnerg Mr. and Mrs- R. ti. lledicntcf 12‘ _ _____ ',i \l',‘.i" \ltj'\‘iltlt“b]l‘_ Pulp ,,,,,,,,,,,,, $2.93 ‘.
in: of )larsltal Foch, Germany. they llnion avenue, motored to Jamaica. .. a , " ' Pl'lld Blankets—Attractive laids in d
ray. mum realm the futility ”f 0011- . 1.. last Friday. whvt‘c ”19)" visited Mr- “A1338 A YEAR AGO ”C Etderdown Blankets—Thick woolly ttlia- urav- uni.- or l‘iil t't-tlllfilll'tl \tiil
tinuinlz the unequal struggle. and Mrs, '1‘. ti. 0.4.btll‘n. They return ; .. TODAY. .. ‘ : m],- fun 4,1” m i'atlcv “mph and (.3- ‘. “ _' .' "I . ‘1. . l" .. ' i
M -._... ed to their home in Norwalk Saint l li'llllit‘l'itllll't‘t High. .t.l; it'll, H... \i/(ym Mai“ “.31", H..." borders “1' ‘1‘ "MM m“. "u" "t" "H """ $998 ~‘.-
67M day evening. accompanied by Mrs. 0s» 3?.- Fair. Y, . . l . . . .
ChCHRt ' A: 2““: "1”: mm who w,” who a few days as. _ ‘ _ _- ,. Pan -. ....... . ................... $3.98 - All Wool Blankets—Extra fine quality l
ange ° ° re or en "‘9 h " nest . " . . . "i it- lil' 't‘ s will " st color llll'l‘l'.‘- ’
Packets. ‘ 9" g 1 , , . - ‘Wool Finish Blankets—Full me, fine “ ' ‘ .‘m‘ l . ' 1“. 'l ‘f “ ‘
“'lii‘nin}: In“. be“, Mum by H“. M. Leland \ialsh oi the U. .5. .Navy in “RN” mwk m ”In" m. while “i”, link or :llso nlattls madl- lrotn spiel-l long: staph. ‘ "i
lantic Division of the American lied spending “ furlough 3' ”‘9 home "f “‘5 . i , ‘ ' l ‘ ’.f‘ .' . .l . wool; worth $201”. Pair ............ $14.95 ’
(‘11) i) tho e nlitl d “0 1 ti (‘ltllht parent: Mr and Mrs- Thomas Walsh. 1 ews . lulh‘ .ltlllt't‘lN. [ill-q. are ‘lllsi right im- .4,
SKI s e c i~l “o ' ,‘ V. ‘. Wu.“ -- , ‘ l. H ,. a. ’ . ;
mm Dam,” w lighting men 0\.em,as_ 12t lMEitml stlr'eei} whilcmlillfnezlnip O .u .it lli|)tllllii_\ n o. lint) on north tptrtiti cam-0mm Wool Blankets—Pure ‘long' ,1
that they must not vcllow mailing -.‘.l- “Viv?“ v” .“f‘ .w‘," Jr, dock 1: ‘; l’t‘ll- lilll' ---------------------- l- - - 54-95 Hump \vcll St‘tilli‘Cd \vtltll. firm tllllt'orlll .
“‘"lllmr lll'lnll‘d 9“ lht‘ official lab?“ rinsngmng ”mm m a “ u .._.__ .- ‘l Wilt G B] k t Pull - weavi- llcltvv null. pillk‘or lilllt‘ litil'llt’l'i i.
which are now itcing received in,this onion. ‘ pm te J l . l.‘- h l )t' (‘allII llc\‘- . h cor. .my .an e 8-—- sue, Bum it. ' - I ‘ $19 95 ii
(““le , John tluarnicri who has been en» ”1‘ R“ ltllillllllp, “ 4'1”“ furlough at gut-ti quality. ill'llllv. clouclv \vovell. “n """""""""""" ' 9
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An order by the postal department luring :tu c\tcnded furlough irom llts __ .| ‘. , . . 1-." l';ttt‘ ............................. .95 - ' - t
MM, 0.401,“, m, is ,1... mung which mate‘s tltliit‘s‘ iu the tl‘fln‘rillttrl service “'5 )"Wt‘ ”n V“‘-“ “if“ “M'- ' $6 Con fortable Blankets-{puenor quality. (t
must be (illdttl'i't'ti. This ruling‘ stall-s lwwmw 01‘ the ”liking of his heal M l“"f'*‘"‘i' Milli!“ “l “0”“ *‘l"““" l7”; Indian Pattern Blankets—Numerous “I W“ "“1"” “'1”! lit‘“““““ “"24““ ””1 '
that all packages must bl' left at lied , lt‘l‘ ltlcr, halt bccn D'Iltllll: in a Kt‘titlli ‘h’f‘f'l'l' “*‘f' b“:‘“ f“‘fl”"l:l“l “ 111%“? ~ combinations iii riotous t'tllttl‘s. 'l‘llcw t‘t'itlt'l' designs; bound with .} till-ll \.
t'l‘t‘ss’ receiving .laliuns when- they l'tlriltm of his ttmc taking out tlsiung fax a l0Ck "i ll“ 1 "' "“"m "l ‘ l..2 l-. . . . -- -l' l- "l 1* t»t"'l'~ $9 ()8
,. . . . . .. , . . . 1 . _ .. , . ,, through '11,. Bridge W, ,...|,,.‘.__.pnm . , .llll \ii\ on I\llt lllt .\ pupil pr, 1 it). . ll .ll ........................... ..
will be deposited in the ttlalls tor dls- will?“ ”l 1'“ "“"l‘h 'l“‘-‘~ ““3 . '“ ix 1 I 1 ll , . «l\ 1 ill l l f l l 1 $5 98 A
. . ., ; ~. ' . . twe. . r, 'rline is all cnliiuvP 0 ."- it 't‘ ‘t 't‘ '\ H’ . llt ih‘ co o \- ........ . . .
thtlrll‘l torlttibokttlti Mai. 8r m ll tr hold £htil‘:lllt;lllli‘l ill-t-k” H ‘ r the Mullertlltiria \iiils } 3.1m Robe Blankets—Blankets m beautt- Q
to e r ‘ ill in lre ton on o .oscpl .lll to .tc l» l at anon. ‘ . , . V _ - ,- -. , - , . ,, , - ._ ,,_
t‘flicial label is‘ the following “state ('llnadian infantry. is a guest of Jo "”hp" Tongue. Wh“ w“ (lull “"1 ‘ ,. He? {Y .Army Blgnkets .A" WOOL high. ‘1” "'M‘h) disk"! ‘md nillnc‘lit ”Uhl
lllt'lll appearing thereon: seph Elliott oi ltroad ltiver. .\lr. Ously burned about llit- face while try.‘. ”-14 illtl .tlllillll) lilill “I“ slllllll ibl‘ t‘\ c nor combination \vltlt t'til'll ltlsscl ‘.
“This coupon is afnthority "or any, 5mm“. who is a ly S. litii’. was wound mg to extinguish the Hit in his auto ill ilnl'tlcst littltl w? vicar; \vul‘ill villi") ..‘ Mimi lull frog" l-olllltlctc really to llliikt' $4.49 g
littstot’iltc to accept on or before No
‘Lllltii‘flllllt: to the above regulatins
tor the soldier namvl ttcrc tltl.‘
film ‘1 contusion already tilts l't'~ll‘it'll
fluid the direction: oil the label. and
“o clarify the situation, the lied t‘ross
inn. isuited a statement containing ill"
plurtoillcc order which must he fol-
ed on the western war from and was mobile last evening, is testing \v'cll lo»
vt tuimt :0, liillv‘. a Christmas package invaltdt-ti to Halifax. from where he day. ”“' burnt being ltililllill bl“ “Hi!
rccelvcll a tiltl-cn-duy furlough and "mm“ not ""5" MW-
.cnmc ttl Nolvvulk. llc carried a piece Til“ l't’fiulttl' lll(’t"lill‘: of Lady ““
of" German shtauncl Milli”: with him. Lat‘hlan 1.0113". N0. 53. Daughters Ill»
Sell-{cant Major 'l‘ln mas ii. Splhll Scotla, will bc held lit the lied Mott‘s
has l‘tilll'llt'll to his duties at t‘amp ”“1." MW" *llt’t‘l. ttltllorlow overrun:
ill-tens. haunt: slit-tit thc Wendi-end at 3 o'clock. All members are espec-
‘i'ilh his tutu-ms. Mr. and Mr.- s‘ “l”! t'ctlucstcd to alto-ltd as ttw ell-c
THE UNITED WAR FUND DRtvE.
A very large and enthusiastic ,.:ti.
crinn was held in he adquzlrtl-rs ii ill \
Mahat'kemo Hotel last tttuin; ’l‘lln
special sale t'ollllulllct: \\'t:lt haltild
their names and are now about ltv-
land and alum: the New York coast.
"Light rain probably will continue
in SOUUlt ltt New ling-land tor the bet-
tcr part ol the day, but will cease along
the New York coast," said a special
forecast of the weather bureau.
intuit DAY Ant)
A LIGHT vo'rE
MARKS ELECTION
(Continued From Page one)
‘ \thn the
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M on! of date as the malls ol‘ (‘ov
hi! now. Why lose the insplrn-l
Why not‘
1m...” it ”h. parcels are to “W.“ their t‘hartott of this I'll)‘. tion of“ ofilcnrs will be Ilt‘ltl and mill r
.l. ”mall...“ Thi‘t “mm- mm“: ‘ business ol importancc transacted
".\l’lcr the cartons have been filled The annual inspection of lluckinl:
hr the ptrs‘ons who receive tilt-lit,t1i"y alter spending a w“. pleasant ltnln Post. No, It“. \\' it t‘.. \\ II in-
”'7”! be returned m a Rod crud. ;-.r. “.“h MN ”mm”. ‘1'“ ‘ held on Thurs‘dav al‘ltrnouu, Xovcm
cclvlnl: station when- inspttvinrs up. West “mm ' ' " her 7th. Dinner will he sci-veil at
painted by the Red t‘roszt will t-aret‘ul- ' ‘ Q ', ‘ 12:30 and donations tti food will be
l.\' examine each parcel and supervise J‘m" ”pm" “'h.“ holds a novern‘ “"“t'llt’d from WWW ll‘t' ""‘lllht’l‘t‘
ll-z wrapping and the affixing of tho mcnt _i’”’"”“’" f“ “tlrlllflfllon. D» t‘.. is The impel-lion of ”11- corps will be
't‘hristlnas parcel lahcl' and the acres» ”p‘mdm5 “. ‘3‘!” ,“'”"“3h t" ”‘9 made by Mrs. Mary F llnssiey. of New
:~ill‘y postage. stampt, the latter to he homo m “'5 m'her' ””0”“ Cronin 3‘ ”an".
furnished bv the sendl-r of the parcel. 5 50"" """"“”'
“an...” have thus been l'rivnto liarry Francis of (‘untp'
”(,9de atld wrapped and thevwis'c pre- lievctls has returned to bill duties lli'~
pared tor transttlls‘sion. the. Red t‘rlws “‘1‘ H lilt'ar‘iml “11"!"th With MS par-
will attiv to each a certificate in u... I'lils on \\'tt‘.tlllllgi0ll street, figuring in another law suit, this
form of l. mu showing that the parcel \i'tlliam ”0,1,3“, "f ”h, p, 5‘ Navy little she is being stir-cl by (‘itarlcs 1..
has been inspected and contains no is sllcndin: u 120 dav furlough at thi- Gray. of this ““3- ”l “" “ONO" which
lltvthihlted or nmnaillsbie matter." llt'illt' or his lttotilcr Mrs, Sill‘nlt‘T.. invoiVes possession "f ""0" large
“Such certificates will be accepted llorllam "l l pm“ sircct, tracts of pt‘opel-tv in Wilton, Papers
M. ”1“ Postal Service and Army my “w were filed ycstcrdny in the Stipetaol
tltoritil-s an: evidence that tile harm-I . . .. . . . f ‘ Court, “'h9l1'hi‘ (it‘lli' t‘lfllm“ that ii"
confirms to llll‘ conditions- prcscrillell listllffni:M\.::,l.:,':;:.l:?t'gmn'l‘l“."f‘l‘fqld “mm“ ”W defendant “-735 0" h"
and obviate the n'et‘cst‘ity of utilise ' Mm,” In“... I l H mu” In How "nd took " mortgage on three
tlucnt examination. The parcel: must: ‘_ L , _ mm” of l""'“""“' The. property is
he left at the "I‘ll t‘t'om receiving si‘l- , ‘ ‘ V located in the Dumpling Hill “Mun"
b. s. Ramon
tltin. which will tlcpllall illclll :n the ”f “'iltnn tm‘l “”“mlm‘ 3 mill "f “4
POLAND IN WAR
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mails fur dispatch.“ ones. it is allcaed that the note is
l‘llvatp ticorpc Howard has return
ml to his lllllit“~' in Rtlt'llt-aler, N. Y.,
\irtll
Howard, of
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Miss DAVENPORT sUED noun
Sarah L. l‘avcttpori. of Wilton.
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lt'u Meeker, stationed at the
"It is Olll)‘ hl' llilltiwlllg this nl'dpr due and unpaid. so Gray aHkR the
il‘ur mailing-that the parcel will he ccrw‘ court to allow “n" ‘“ foreclose. Th“
Join to reach lllt' soldier for wllctn it. (Contlnnnl From Fll'fii Page) “ii" is l‘tltn'tttthlt- to ”to November
1 is intended." was the Red ('ross' late- term "r ”W (”M
y .‘ .. c u ‘ . . —— W
lutcnt, hi 1 htIIH‘. ltlt‘lli lirltaln and Holy. A
"The packages ltlttst under no mum. i‘tilifill lilill)‘ is tlzhting on the western NEW HOSPlTAL NOTES
tion he placpd in the mail boxes m. in front with the allied armies under the "‘
postomces. livery [mm-l whip], i»; command at tlen. Josef llullplg .\ Admitted to the new hospital you
given transportation to l“l‘:ln(‘9 must lill‘fit’ pat: of the Polish force was re. ferdny:
have upon it the Red (‘roas ins-pct .2-m ct'nited ill the l'nitt-d States: under the Elizabeth Wat'go. Olijen MVP".
, label and must have :tacltcd lloliokpn tlil't‘viiun of lettuce Jim Pallet-ewsili. Stephen Tlilll. l-t‘XinKltm u“«‘““".
by the method prescribed in this SH‘N‘MKV Ltlnslmt'a letter to Mr.‘ "“1"" "“Slt‘l'tlfli‘I
order. Dlnowai‘i l'oll‘mvs: ‘ lanes Vaiiski. Westport
, "The other directions on the labels "I beg to acknowledge the receipt of “"5 Saunders, 35 Plattsvlllc
{that have been received :l“l’t.‘ cot form ."0111‘ Mills of October 18 and Ot'ttr'm’e'
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JIVP'
"When the empty t'.li‘t.)ns are gm,“ ish army under the supreme political John LumbmWelti. ft llant‘ord street.
out on presentation of tho official authority 0f the Polish National com- Norwalk.
label. a set of directions will also lie ttf'tttce as autonomous, allied an pumql.’ The volunteer nurses
given 1 each pcren. These direction§ inc-rent. Elizabeth (inner and Mrs. Eugene
are explicit and it followed to Jun lat-l l“ln reply i beg to inform yott that Laflin.
[Pr will flgsurp gall. trans ortation m- .tie Government of the United States W
the parcel.” p has not been unmindful or the zeal anti 'NFLUENZA ENDEM'C ABATES
——-———..~——-»_————-_. tenacity with which the Polish Natlofl- HARTFORD. NOV- 1"”? influen'
DENTISTS CAN lat committee has prosecuted the task an epidemic is Mullins 11!”le l“ ”"3
OBTAIN COMMiSBIONs. of nlarshalltng its fellow countrymen city. Today-at noon fifty-tour doctors
HARTFORD, .\'ov. 5.‘D9hfi,~tl5 in in a supreme military effort to free l‘o- had reported 74 new casein for the
Connecticut of dratt age who have land from its present outmtssors. preceding le‘niV-fom‘ hours: ““31 '°
be"! placed in (lines l—A may take the- Wilson Told Position January 8. date, 9.396. Deaths are. becoming 79“"
examination for commission in the1 ”'1‘th Government‘s pottition “‘illll‘t“ "-
Dental Corps. Authority for such pxlspect t0 ‘11L 1’0”“ cause and the 1’0" ,
aminations has been granted to Dr. tell people could hardly be more. clear-‘
Edward Eberlc of thin city, prelimi. ly defined than was outlined‘by the
nary dental examiner for Connecticut President in his address before the
by Sergeant-General lreland of the.Congrcas on January 8.1918.
War Department. ' "Therefore. feeling art it does a deep
[sympathy for the Polish people and
Viewing with gratification the progress
lot the Polish cause. thin Government
loxperlencet. a feeling of genuine milli-
lfactlon in being able to comply with
your request by recognition the Polish
were Mrs.
J.
mmnu
Harris & Cans '
"I“; [ unto...- I flit:
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(7. but the result ll ex-
. no They act as prolific.
‘d’ the dinner. They give;
' undo in oiled-g. tutorial
I: elevators. in mu 2
u the men
"cum
"Wm WM! M W Pain
'9"- thu. Hutu-nay
mamas-um
”my under the auprome political au-
thority of the Potion billion! commit-
itce u automaton: and mullinreot."
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‘Mtltllt'lb‘ bailout .\lllrrt
Fort stvcct. hall the honor to in» tin
first man on hand this tnorniltl: locust
ills‘ vote
The l‘cllowin: viillt‘t‘l‘s‘ werr on hand
Moderator ii. lltllr ltcaclt,
lint-http- tenders: Everett Prcm-e.
Wallace l’altncr. llurry Tobey and
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(‘heckcrs- .l. \\'. Slatrmn, Huwatd
liecra, .iohn .‘iictlra‘h. alld t‘harlcs 'l‘.
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('llllul'nfll‘l" Edward it). \ieade.
Voting Very Steady.
it is t-xpcctcd that during this alter
noon the voting will be more brush
and both parties are in high hopes, .\t
noon today indications pointed .that the
Republicans would carry the second
and fifth ward‘4 while the Democrats
w'cre showing it majority in the first
and fourth , while it scented an even
break slightly ‘in “war of the chub
licana in East Not-walk.
As the Cltilltisrbrokc away early in
the afternoon considerable more ac-
tivity was shown about the polling
places. and the lotuht at 1:30 this at
ternoon were:
First district: 4378.
Fourth district 2tii.
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iy favorable election weather prevaiin
throughout l‘cnnvylvauta. The votin:
\\'ltl‘i light early in the day, but it was
hoped that interest in tile (oppres-
sional contests would have the etl‘cct
of bringing out a full vote before [he
close tonlzltt.
‘Wllll those made by the lied t‘ros‘s. b” 3-5 l‘t’Qut‘filillK the Government of “9““er Santok. 100 latxlnnton predicted that William (‘. Sproul. for the polls close. at five o'clock. ! o .
and the War‘nnd Postal l)t‘pal‘hnpn1§ the United States to associate itself avenue. a. governor. will have 200,000 pun-allty Much ““9”,“ is taken in the Void
m um. country. They should be ”h. with the (lovel‘mllcnts of France .nl l‘lt‘lmliii‘ Pttichcn. .3 Leonard and that the Rppublk‘l‘lnfi will t-lcct tilt for Stale Representative. between 3 '5 'ng
served. Great Britain by recognizing the Pol street. lhilj)‘ four of the thirty six. “Hm...” Strong Comatock. Republican, and. ‘
men to be chosen.
BOSTON. Nov. . Notwithstanding
unpleasant weather
absence of tltotlaunds of voters who
are in the nation‘s service, party lead—
ers predicted a heavy vote in Masha-
chusetts today. in this city. a large
vote was pollodin the. early hours.
Senator John W. Weeks, Republi-
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Senator l‘cnros-c. Republican leatict,
conditions and the
soliciting. The. work i.- llltlLIt‘:~ l;
\cry favorably in this my our on
know that with the hearty tom-liar
tion of every resident we will ilit't'l
our quota. Remember that the limo
starts generally next Monday and con
tinnes for the whole week. The time
Ni'l‘v’ XORK. Nov. .3. Mrs l‘art‘it
t'lltllllnan Catt. president ot the Na-
tional American Woman Suffrage As-
sociation. and Miss Mary Ilal'l‘t’t Hit).
president of the. New York t‘ity \\'o-
mun Sufl'rugc Party. cast their first
votes today. Mrs‘. t‘att said she went
to the polls determined to vote for
Govomor Whitman because "he stood
by us and i am going to stand by
him." Aftct she voted. she announced
site. had, however. spILt her ticket, llnv—.
inc. "suddtllly changed her mind" re-
garding voting a straight Republican,
ticket. .
NEW HAUL-V. Nov 3 A very light.
vote was cast in New Haven during
the morning htutrtt and a like report'
'camo from neighboring towns. in some
or the words which have very large
registration lista the polling: lilflt'Ps‘
were almost deserted for an hour at a'
.tlme. Putty workers early recognizedi
the unusual condlitona and bent their
energies to getting the rotors to the;
polling places by ‘tneans of vci)i:‘lea._
Apathy in the election appeared to bet
shared by followers of all parties, the:
Democrat.- belm: just as anxious as"
the Republicans over the outcome. ‘
different organizations which are car-
rying on work with the troops both
here and abroad. The Y. M. L‘. A._ the
Y. \V. C, A.. Knights of Columbus, Sale
vntion Army, Jewish Welfare Board.
lilt' t‘otnp Community Service and tho
American Library. Aasociation.
MR. MERCHANT
AND STOREKEEPER
Merchants are requested to removi-
all old posters from their windows and
to give the new poster of the United
War Drive a most t‘t'illr’l‘ltlltilifi plact-
Paste them right on the front of you:
window. it‘s little enough to (‘1' lo‘
the boys.
They are living amid the urea“ <t t."
dirt and why Mr. Merchant should you
object to a little spot of dirt when you
think of all they are doing for you?
Show your spirit, give the best win~
i dow SDflt‘P posilible to the posters
all: VOTE m WILTON.
NEW ENGLAND MEN KILLED.
. OTTAWA Nov. 5.-——'l‘he foilowmrl
Much Intel-est Taken in Race for Rep. , v' ,. 'n l .
resontative—Repubiicans Confident. ‘nalues of New England appear ‘ “
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Wilton is. turning out a big vote to:d‘32:"grizm};:hgahgeéfom_ Macs >
day despite the stormy weather. M'W Hawthorne host'tm
one ociock today the total vote was Prisoner at ”mm“. \Vesiphnlin- .
. well over 200 and. as the entire list oil.“ 1 Ryan nangor. Mame,
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registered voters to about'375, it is pre- __-,-“-.-. -
dicted that a vote equal to that of a!
Presidential year will be in by the time
Charles 0. Eakland. Democrat.
Two yearn ago Eakland won nut.’
running far ahead of his ticket. .‘
George. W. Ogden, chairman of thei
Republican Town committee. predicted i
a majority of 60 for Mr. Comatock“.
with even a better showing for the bait
once of the ticket.
;' Etillson’s Remedy for
Tackle
, Prieesj Reasonable
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can. and former Governor David Ll
Walsh. Democrat, were the principalw
in the race for United States Senator.:
Malaria. gains and Fever A. w'. midi]?
MONTPELIER, \'t., Nov. 5.—A light
vote was expected to be cast in today's
election because of threatening
weather and the absence of Senatorial
contests, ~
CONFORD. N.‘H.. Nov. 5.-‘i‘hreat»
enlng weather was expected to reduce
the votoul the rural districts. though;
in the larger communities the early
balloting indicates a heavy poll.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.——G¢nenll_v
fur wootm prevailed throughout thei
country may for the election. There;
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