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Total of $57,000,000,000 For
War and Allies Calls For
Quick Economy—Martin
Sounds Warning — Sug-
gests Clearing Canton-
ments Once Peace Is Sure
and Stop Housing Plants
WASHINGTON, Nov. 8.-—-Retren.ch-
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Cities of firemen. Sdnverini ____-
and Tiisit Have Joined in;
’ the Demonstration Asshist ,
dilution i
' . taunt .thorough, complete. far mach- .
”the GOVW i lag, must be the policy of Congress im- M i
m . com intimately the certainty of peace ar‘ i
y.» lrives. according to Senator Martin
lfVa.), the Democratic leader in the
assists.
1 “Last year the American budget. in-
i eluding loans to our allies and tho i'lVll
and military expenses, totalled :21,-
i000.000.000." said Senator Martin. Vi ho
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Dififvui ”Mb 8‘}: to committee for a conferencg yestzrdciali'.‘ [lid wt SIVIIIKS Stamps
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mNDON. Nov. 5. us a. m.—'rue’ t?“ Open to Public—Un-
oities of Bremen Schworin and Tihsit biased Judges Will Award
have joined in the German rdVolutlon.l
Wins to a Copenhagen dispatch lu‘
the Etchllilé' Telompb Company's
Dr. Karl 31311th is said to haw.
. for the formation of a sol--
diors' council at Bremen. ‘.
WAX. Nov. 7. 11 p. m.»
a great German maritime port of
bars is completely in the hands of
the rovolutloniats. according to reports
from Hamburg newspapers printed by
the Cologne Guette. The red flag is
flying on all the ships in the harbor.
COPENHAGEN, NOV. 8.—'RPV()l‘-l-
tionistl have out the North German
railway line south of Flensburg in
Schleswigflolstcin. This breaks com-
munications from the north with Ham-
aluminum:
PLANT AND iiiii
Prize For Best Effort i
Not long ago it occurred to the
teacher of Wall in the Norwaiil.
High School, to substitute the writing
. of a short essay on Thrift and War
Savings Stamps for the usual order of‘
exercises, during that period. and ae->
. icordingly every pupil was directed to;
loans the nllolted 45 minutes one at;
i Tm" _ -_... i l tet'noon to the preparation of a tempo-6
P actory Shut Down for Lelc- mm on, mm mm, “we“, ;
button—Famous Racing The results were solaurpripinuliyl
isucccssful. that a comm ttee o t e_
Yachts DeStroyed i teachers selected some 2:. of the more
_ M H ” imcritorious efforts and carefully elim-
MARBLEIUCAH, Mags, Nov. 3. ‘inatcd from this number until liftt‘en':
giant No. 2 fit the Burgess Avrupl“"°)m¥; 1911.“? tug” ' m then lint
oma',wi'hws - ‘ .9" .v. ’5
”mgmt’aifim‘hfiagieg dflmeea that ambit Tic costs would be'
McKay Company storehouse contain. held this evening, when a committee I
‘ “1E more than forty yachts,'wem to- would decide on the one that was the;
tally destroyed by fire early I...“ night. best from a literary and logical stand.
The the was started by an explosion point, and a prize awarded. I
in the paint shop of the Burgess (30mg A glance at the names of the grating
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NEW PRIEES FflR puny. .mcn invited to art as judges gli'cs am-1
The plant had been shut down in pic promise of an impartial and cx-l
. order to permit the workmen to (‘t‘lC- 9“” opinion. '
l brute upon receipt of [also reports They are: Edward J. Quinlan. chair-
Of the signing of an armistice by (ivr- man of the local Four Minute Men.
many. and before the watchman could :3“? '1 Harrison Thompson and PM"
' “w... reach the scene the names had ained - ° 9’3 . .
of great headway. Fortunately [hf wind: Tlic'conicst will begin-promptly gig,
carried the fire away from a store- 7:30 oclock. and will be open to t
house in which a large quantity of ““13““
highly explosive paste was kept, but ~'-*—‘ ._._~.. ‘
airplanes in various stages of con- ‘
WASHINGTON. D. (3.. wanbw 8. atruction were quickly ruined. i ;
~-New prices for anthracite coal. rc- F‘mw' “ch" 3}""35- ‘ I
Vised to meet increased labor costs. The ilumos swept into the plant of‘ .j
were announCed yesterday by Dr. Gar- the .Stearns & McKay Company. where “F ”NlTEn PRESS '
field. Fuel Administrator, attentive on twenty-five: small craft and ““9“! l i
coal mined on or after November 1. larger yachts, some or "Wm famous i
AM that time approximately am). per in the sporting world. were destroyed ..__———: ‘ ‘
cent. of the estimated season's supply before the 10““ firemen, 885M“! biflMillions of Americans It‘lol
had. been mined. and all of this. under apparatus ”0‘“ Lynn. 53101“- Ilimi'm's; Y d 0 Stories
the Fuel Administrator's order, will be and Peabody could get the fire under ed ester ay ver 1
sold at existing prices. “mm" 1 That War Had Ended :
The full power of penalty, under the Perhaps the most ruinous yacht lost _ .. ;
Lever law, as Dr. Garfield said, will be “3 the Small". WW“ ‘W 0“? of. NEW YORK . Nov. RnMilIions "I
exercised to prevent the adding of any the. successful American defenders Americans rcnlizcd today that they;
allowance to any coal shipped on or against the German sender class boats, had been honxod into celebrating the
after November 1 on which the in- in the" last race, in American waters, end of the war by publication of the
. .- __ before the outbreak of the war. An- United pm“ dispatches declaring the
(Continued on Page Thirteen) “he" of “‘9 "Wing yachts ‘0 ° armistice signed and fighting ended. I
~ burned was. the little RhOdy, woll-j Twentyioul‘ hours my; passed
W “ known in north Atlantic waters. Mm... tho counipy was thrown into n
insurance officials estimated the delirium by these reports which de~
total loss at $300.00. It was thought clarcd the armistice had been signed
the fire was caused by spontaneous at elevcn o'clock yesterday morning.
fAKE PEACE RUMBR combustion. . innd that fighting had ceased at 2 i
‘ l o'clock yesterday afternoon.
iASK ALLIED CAPITALS i Each hour brings added oiIfic|ial evil
-- 3 ' ‘ dcncc that the reports were a so an .
i set evening the reports of the sign- ['0 STPP THREATENED i ”‘3"th American people were. ”New
inguof the armistice with‘ Germany -. RL SSIAN NIASSACRE; Not only have official communications
was received very quietly in this city 1 from France to the State dcparimeniv
compared with the demonstrations w an , .. V ‘ ' . at Washington denounced the report‘sl
held in other parts of the state and 1 ‘. . lilMii‘ON, l). (1., l\()\'. S.~Tl\9 as untrue. but the official statements
country. in the afternoon when the 1;"1’9“ SW65 and allied sovernuwnta of the French and British Wnr Ollices
first rumors were put broadcast every “ere inked 5‘05“":‘11‘5' by 30““ Bflkh-t show the fighting still going on. i
factoi'v and shop in the city let loose ""Zu’n' ”‘9 ““8511"! Ambassador. to l
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President Wilson Promises to Noliiy the Amer- i
Elli icaa People the Moment lie Gels beiinile
{53:23: Word Of the Signing of an Armislice in
France-«News Not lield Back.
HAWES’ Wllfifilflfl Fighting'fon the Western Front Con-w
HlEE Willi lllllEllS, tinues and Americans are in the
FlNflS wMMH'lEE Historic City oi Sedan.
conference today the he sofsll sec
tions of his ofloe to d as possible
Neiglglected 73 re... Sp...se to Bavaria Demands first tier Army be With-r-
d K' Y .
“g a“ “S “““g” 3. drawn and Enemy is to Abandon Ghent.
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warmly withdrawal of the NoVember
call. at. least if the Germ I accept the
American and Allied . istice terms
before the movement to ' mps begin.
With four million me already un-
tier arms overseas and a home. the
feeling is growing that so more win
he needed even though it may be a
long time before American forces can
be recalled from France dud some ad-
ditional men may be uncover.
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Members of South Norwulk Council.
No. 1253. Knights of Columbus, at
their rooms. on Washington street. he-
surpenaion of the No ember draft
calls under which me than 300.000
Men. Court Report
That Elizabeth llawes of lililford‘;
men have been and to army
camps. ,
While General Crowd‘gr would not
discuss what reeommbndation he
might make to the do i am, it is
known that his advisers ill advocate
(My Tlli‘ Associated l’css).
attiéicigdhii‘gradil ides: 3:“:31’3‘2: Lg! Germany‘s armistice plunipo- the western front has not confide
the charge matio'in the rcport of ‘hegtentturies, huvmg entered the Sedan has fallen to American
committee which“ hoard'toatlmony i ,B‘rcnch lines under a “‘llltt‘ flan forces. The historic city was cm
the dlvorce suitbroushtby Charles .‘last night met Marshal Foch at “THE iirst by contingents ot- tho
linwes against 1118 young WlfP- “‘18? 9 o'clock, French time. this morn»! Rainbow and First Divisions, If-
ing. From him they will rocoivo‘tcr u thrilling dash northward"
tlic armistice terms of the Allicsiuguinsi tho. savagely resisting
fund tlit- l’nitt-d States. The liis-;(,ioriiimis. in making this ad-
;loi‘ic meeting occurred in a little rum-c the Aiiirricauu wiped out I
lvillagc in the Department of tlicirntlicr dangerous salient which
1n the meantime, fighting on‘
Joseph R. Taylor of this city. who
acted as a committee in the case, rec-
ommended that liawes be granted a
divorce and that report. will be sub-
mitted to Judge Haines in the Sn-
perior court today for approval. .
, 1. _ Mrs. Hawes. who is 40 years young-i - 1 .. - , ., ' '
ggnhgms‘iggvgliiotegrsct);draping; 2:53;: er than her husband is alleged to have ‘ Aisne. . ' llllltl’lli ui informed btftm cup that: ,
cial “sum“ to be held during the been “unduly familiar" with em_l Gcrmuny “-1” be “we” Novenuu.positions and those o the rcncll;
coming winiér. . Noyes of her husband. He claims heitu'o hours in which to reply to the: With” west.
lgyrg‘llfig‘gefi‘flugfgf Ll}? {1333; terms presented by Marshal Foch. The capture of Scdnu definitely
lman and'alsg observed h" huggingl" is declared there Will be no cos-:closcs the gap south of the Belt
' and kissing other men. isution of hostilities. The German : gian border through which the
Charles L. Hawes. a relative of her: delegates will not be permitted to ‘ Germans might attempt to with-
husband, was named as corespondent. ; liugglc; they must accept or go on i draw their harried columns, now.
{"5 “9905‘"0“ '3“ “led and m It fighting. in full retreat front the region bo-
gfififefizfis 33139111352233: Germany’s delegation charged tween the Oise and the Aisne rive
husband's u... and at“; was very at- with the duty of receiving front ‘ era. It marks the culminating tm
ilectlonate. Mrs. Hawes. whose maid- Marshal FOCh the Allied terms for umpli of American arms in tho‘
on name was Elizabeth June, married but armistice crossed the Allied fighting going on since Sept. 28.
laid’lfihéilfrgifiri’me‘vtriiital-mi lines near La (lapclle last . night. . The Germans, realizing that the
afterward moved to Devin when both The members spent the night at advance of the Americans on 30-0
reside now. ' a house lilSlde thc Ententc front dun was fatal to their chances 0:
and this morning were taken to it making an orderly retreat eastw '
place in the Department of the ward into German Lorraine,
REPUBLICANS WILL Aisne where they will meet fliczbrouglit up fresh forces to hold
Conunandcnin-Chicf of the Allies. ' cunningly constructed fortifica-
It is announced by Paris that it is tions which were erected to ban‘
a fuor-hour trip to the seine 0f the progress of Pcrshing’s men.’
the historic meeting. i'I‘lieir efforts were unavailing.
Bare Majority in the Senate,
But a Good Lead in the
House
One of the special features was the
inviting of the clergy and neighboring
council.
The recently installed grand knight.
Thomas F. McMahon. and Joseph A.
Fortin. lecturer. two of Norwalk‘s most
able entertainers, exceeded themselves
in arranging a program to ill the occa-
sion.
Their program of patriotic songs
and speeches was accentuated by the
cheering crowds assembled at the bul-
Min board. on Washington street,.
awaiting otiicial reports of the rumor.
ed sun‘onderlng of Germany. ‘
The feature of the evening was an.
address, by Robert Blaylock. on “Fred
ternity and the War," which wasl
greatly applauded. Mr. Blaylock is,
one of Norwalk’s greatest orators. and;
we are indeed sorry to learn that hef
is to leave us shortly. i
The outlook for future socials seems ;’
assured with the present officers atl
the helm. .
After the program. the guests m‘l
turned to the ante-room and partoolti
of a light luncheon, prepared by ouii
well-known caterer, Brother Hennes-:
sey.
The program was as follows:
The German High (‘ommanlehc First American 'Ai'my has
sent a wireless message to the Al- taken u very vital role, in tho
“93 yesterday, asking for a pro—Emighty olfensive which has brok- .
visions] suspension of hostiliticsion Gorillany‘s strength in East? »' “
on the front where the delegates em France.
. ', were to cross, beginning at 3 p. m..! ~ . is re-
“Star Spangled Banner"-—Columbiad‘ WASHINGTON' N0“ 8.—Latest re‘piud lasting until further notice. i magnified iiilttli: 11238 of mu.
‘ . .ports today on the few districts stilt. .‘ . . . . . -
Adiiililssagg fifiifgbvlm Council Drive‘iemslning doubtful in last Tuesday'sl mm 13’9“!““1’15. “. as to permit. tiuous sailors. The navy is not
—itev. M. J. Lynch. 919mm“ indicate REWWCRD 0°!“me armistice m‘mm‘ to pass by‘alonc involved. but the revolt
. . .. . - .. , ‘ fthe next Senate bv share majority limmcdiatelv. The Germans how- . ' . -
Piano- selection" Psillesse (b) Leon 0, . . - ’ seems to have spread through the .
Cavello)—Prof. James Sexton. wig}! no change in the substantial Re—l ever, were delayed on the road Province ”1.: Schleswig-Holstein
Vocal solo~Joseph McMahon and Col- pu can majority already assured inl and did not reach the lines until . '
‘ the House. . _ - . -
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Niki carrying out their threat, _ -_._ W..- _
one grand 310110119 acclaim. The fire to observe November 10, “St. Barthel-l
the Senate, over Henry Ford. which'
seemed probable, although the com-l |
siren was sounded school bells church 0“ . -. -
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bells and the hell on the Town Honee general iniis'sazganofoiififmiirodgit;
\t‘aa rung. “Winds“? lions: “dang?! owning and middle classes of Russia:
nus ltcpt up a (‘01! inilogii ~11" a; Bit‘ ()fiit-iai dispatches received within}
oxyahere flags were ten aye - i’ 1‘ 4 the last few days. the Ainlmssadori
otherwise the Cl“ 'Wd" comparat ‘9 'vl, said. show that extonsiw preparations
umet when notice 15 taken 0' the dpm" are being made by the Boislicvikl for‘
o‘nstt'aiiom in both Bridgeport and the massacre. He urged that the Bob.
Stamford, where the shops and store! shevik and German flKOllti be held
were closed and where pandemonium for accountability before u“ interna-'
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boys "over there."
‘ .— __ .. - . ”'"‘““ is waited on by a Catholic girl;
SURVIVORS SUFFER I ; i H . “X it ”0‘0““? girl.
AWFUL nannsutrs MEXICAES AN” ;
TEXANS CLASH
KONG-Fig “I": If. Nor. I.~—F‘oar
'ssmm of 9 w 8 movies Band at. Moo. Texas. at»: l.--0s» “in!
dash" Dunn. which lizbtnias irsn («lent mum Oas "ported I”.
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NORWALK UNITED WAR WORK CAMPAIGN
In union is strength. A brotherhood campaign. Catholics,
Protestants. Jews are working in union of heart and soul for the
All denominations are united in a common cattle, the wel-
fare of lighting Americans. Priest, pastor. rabbi, rival each
other to help and cheer a soldier. In one but ,a Protestant boy
sat-niacrmmnmamsmmmfl-s
tosarvsmnofall baht-”Wit“.
Wuhan brought-sow. .Isssstlspsdbsa‘
«an. 'vgiuaumMsarMaslsulsvslsu-
plete returns were not. yet in. would“
give the Republicans 49 seats in the
Senate—exactly the number necessary!
for organization and control—and the"
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THE SENTINEL FOR RELIABILITY.
The Sentinel again calls attention to the one reliable'news
gathering association in the world, namely The Associated ‘
Press. Yesterday's fake report, issued by an aspiring competi-
tor. seems almost unpardonable, and should in some omoiai man-
ner be reprimanded. Taking advantage of the public mind and
arousing the people to jubilation over a supposed victory when
an occasion existed for such celebration is the shsspast kind of _
journalism. Thisisn‘ttheilMoronlytimaof latawhsrasinb
is: false reports-have has! circulated. The W Puss b
thsaussilsblsssa-vs-sshm Rhythm-arson;
that all the other ”Wis. crash-than sad the pails
mumHMh-Qasd latch-Wk
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