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It is reported that a resend strike
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View Adler. halo: 9: the Austrian
Socialists and Ford:- Secrvury in the
Gain-Auntie: Cuhinet. termed at
Vienna-W31.» dead. ii is n~
hoes-or Charles I. of Austria, King
0‘ Bursary. wins on “promising our:
303' 11 all Austria into-try regiment
the! the shot of the will who kill“
0d ill. Archduke hue-in IN-rdtuwd.‘
a June 28. 1914. made him the heir"
apparent to the throne in the ‘Hawt‘s
Cutie." 0| the banks of the River Apr;
Two hundred or more monarchs of ’
this historic house of Hapshurs ruled;
mt centuries the land of usgysr. Slur:
old Tempo—centuries ol bloodehed,j
tynnny and Wfisiofl—‘m sloepf
their last sleep in the wonderful crypi‘g
01 the t'wauchln church. in \‘iennu.;‘
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'pliclted by the ubwrption. by Austria.
-ot the Serbian provinces of Donuia audf
Herzegovina, in 1908. 3
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: mind‘s determination to bring about u;
' triuuc empire. made up of Mayor.1
Sin and German slates. ii is generallyi
believed, that led to his :msaseiuationi
In Sul'th-io, Francis I-‘crdinnud fear—i
ed the dual monarchy might be ended,
upon the death of Francis Joseph byi
the inlertention of Russia or Germany
and sough‘ thus to forestall it.
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nun; pawn av QAR
As HE WATCHES PARADE
3 BERLIN. Nov. 12.-—Postmaster
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..-Abnndon-
.tmiwiu, III 1916. in which l‘barh‘e HhiIl‘~‘|
1 William w. Fagan of Remington was
istruck by an automobile hero yester-
day morning, while passing under the
iniirond bridge to watch the parade.
'Thc car was driven by residents of
| New Haven. Mr. Fagan was taken to
the i fllc'e of Dr. R. M. Griswold. where
( his~ injurieit were dressed.
llARKEp DOWN TO EIGHT.
; A New York newspaper wired (low,
it‘rnlfll' Holcomb yesterday asking for:
\.i- opinion in ten words. of what:
should be done with the kaiser. C01»)
rectittlit's wur governor replied as 11“
ilow: “Ca-‘ch him. try him. convict
i him. hunghim."
w—fi '
WASHINGTON, Nov. l
ment of all censorship on news, in-
cluding withdrawal of the voluntary
censorship request under which Am-
erican newspapers have been operat-
ing since the United Stolen entered
the war will he recommended to Pres-
ident Wilson soon by icorge Creel.
fchalruum of the conuuiliec on public
gnight that [he domestic activities of
the committee will be discontinued
lube last of this mt‘ ih. This wow lab
on to include pub icaiion of the em-
cial bulletin. and the. dissemination oi
news from the various government do
purlmeuts. Work of tilt! i‘rrcign di-
vision will be continued. for u iilno m
- least.
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Charles I was born August 17.“ 1K87.;
the son of the late Archduke Otto. of;
Barony. He married the Princess Zita}.
of the Bourbon house of Forum (Ind-f
ion). In 1911. When the Nunc [limit-3
tic was sum; for his dead granduncle,‘
the Empelor I-‘nncin Joseph. the only.
achievements of Charles brought to‘
public police were that he was a keen;
sportsman. an elt‘ellent shot and mo.
toriet. Frequently he was well in thei
Parks of Vienna wheeling one of Ilih“
young dukes in a hub: pcrambuintor.
When he acceded to the throne, on
December 30, 1916. Austria-liungruryJ
torn by two years and five months oi‘i
war. new the ilrni faint git-um of positi-l
bio pence.
The course of the new ruler \Htl'l rout!
uliltid Inrguy imiu llerlln. and. for the
first six munlhn' of his reign. Ann-triu-
liunuiau'y was rugurdmi as u moroGt-r»
man stole. Ilindenburg's surccowsiu'
ed. on It commander in the field. gave;
the young Iuonnrcb u‘prostiuu which‘
t‘nflbil‘d him to hold tlu- Austrians lo’
the i‘cntral I'mlit‘l‘s until lilo collapse-
of illligm'ill tilld 'I‘titiwy nnd 1110 film ,
crash. 3 ‘ il'“
Numl‘rous pcnl'v owrillri-s ilnlI tunn-
oeuvrus chamolcrllcd the tiiplomucy
of the dual monarchy after Frnnciuj
Joseph's death. precipitated. doubtless. .
by broad riots and other outbrcnkei
throughout Austgflu. Unable to maitr
ruin his pledge to the iivrtuan Ripper-i
or “lo continue the war to the end."
Charles made use of the famous "hour.
Sirius" lt-livr. llII autographed ulisniH-l
written in April. 1918, to Prince Sixvi
nrcb said France's claim to Alsace.
tun do lilliIi‘hilll for ti‘aunniiauion lo the;
Frencli (low-ruinoul. in which the mun '.
Lorraine Wan "notified." '
Although the letter was denounced:
no u "forgery" in Vienna. the Foreign:
Ofllco claiming it had been written by]
at French ct'clcnlunilc, who had been
acting its confensor lo the Elupreen
Zita, subsequent cvenin proved itii au-
thenticity. Ii Willi the first revelation,
of the break between-the German Eur;
peror and his vast-ml king. Previously
1
Emperor Charles had indicated hill tie-i
sire for peace, however, in speeches?
before~lhe Reichsrnl. In December-J
1917. be declared hie willingness loi
conclude peace with the Allies If theyi
would guarantee the integrity of Au‘
stun-Hungary.
Conditions in the dual mount-\hy,
were rapidly growing worse. There
were many cabinet changes and no;
'senslnnlions. The Mugynru. (‘xechog
Slim; and other nationalities were ciao.
moving for constitutional reforms and,
autonomous government.
Thereafter (‘hnrics' lot was for from
being it happy one. lie wife reported
to hnvc refused to send Austrian
troops to the wet-item battlefront dc.-
nplte the German Emperor‘s importu-
nity. In every way he endeavored to
stem the tide of revolution which
seemed to be rising. He promised all
kinds of reforms anti. as u sop to his
discontented subjects. pardoned 24
prisoners awaiting trial at Sarajevo
{on high treason. ,
In October, 1918. he announced plans
Farmers’ Corporation In to Be Ro—l
Organized and Continue Business. ‘.
In the Superior court in Bridgeport .
.\n appraisal of the New York propn
«my left by Edwin flurry Willcox, who
yesterday inominx, Judge .1. Mons lvcx} was a brother of Catherine A. ‘VIIICOX '
1.: Ilnnbury, representing stockholders; of “'esiport. made by one of the trans J
of the Pumicrs' Duiry l‘ompany. for tux smil- appraise-rs on tile in tin-
whicb has headquarter»; in Bridgeport“ Surrogates" court. shown ilitti Wilt-'11
asked for thc appoinunvut of a receiv-i the document. dh-d it -I‘t'."ldl‘nl oi
or for the company. Gporgp A. 3nd \Vcslport on .Iune'23. 191., be had left
Kay of Danbury' wag modi- rpcplvpr' .here 81.954. consisting of “69.35 In
The Farmers' llnlry (‘ompnuy in. rush (in depoeii," with the Pacific
ciuden among iln hliK‘khnldfirfi runny bank. and OLIP‘AJI-i in furniture and
farmers and dairymén in n.1,». vii-inn)" personal effects at 'lhi‘ Lincoln Slur-
and in one of the largest purclmucn' lute wart-house. which offal-is int-Ind-
of milk in F‘nirfleid county. . I'd three ml patutitigs by (:eorgelnncs,
Judge [Vi-n explained that lhc .1 “Storm lIl Sen." valued ail Sindhi: an-
pnrnllnn “-3.. not “150"an bu hmyolher by J. .\icoil, to, and the ohtcr
been obligcd to borrow heavily Iic~.b.\’ Milli" Qlllll‘llcy_ 'Miil'illt’. valued
cause of Insufficient capital.'nnd bad at $12.). .lunt-ho wlnrge an estate the
been unable w mu... m (,mmminnfi derendcnl h-tt tilllflltlt’ oi this state
prompt] Sonic ”1- i... ”0mm“ re- or what the expenses are. such its the
ppm". fiat'l‘il “Hump“,pnw upon in, iuneral, administration. f‘l‘t-illilll‘n‘ and
hroperiv and lhin precipitated llin no. “““”"i"'“”"‘- ”I" iNliM‘l'ii lwh‘ 0" file d“
11. Iirieger Co.
We will dress the whole
family from head to foot on the
easy payment plan.
linn for aflvl'einthip. not rcvcul. _A copy of ills-i will. how
u w“,- sin...“ by Judt'c Ives may ova-r. whirh is attached to Hi" papers.
lbw t'ulllliun)‘ expects it reorganize ”WWW“ "" ”"5. 1‘." 191"" and (""5 to
”0“ and III? “1.9!“... “.1” authorized Kll'i‘ the address til ‘sumi‘ til lht‘ hum"
by the court to continue lln- business
us a going concern. llo paid that ar‘
. rtmgeml-nia would be mode to pay the‘
farmers (or their milk llfld thui effort‘
iwould be mudi- to make reguinr puy
i meme in tho- future. so Illai the bush
nuns could be carried nlong on a sub
nuptial basis.
A hearing ppm i'lo confirmation of
the receiver has Iii-cu N'I for next Fri
day morning. in tho Supt rior murl in
iirnlropoi'l.
IMMEDIATE DROP
.' PTOVidI‘IIt'I‘, II. 1., cot-h 3100.
“Marion, showfi that he directed his
.nt-t vslnlc, wlwt‘ovvr .‘iilutii-d. lo bl-
distributed ni‘ Hollows: Katherine
ouch but 85: Mario 1.. Minor and John
flurry Minor. niece and nephew. and;
intit‘l‘ til"
Virginia 6011'. fl'il‘nil. ' ilw
George
Singleton, friend. of lloicr, N. .i.. and
Solmnun (‘. whitbcck. lawyer and
friend of No. 5:: Broadway. each $30
worth of books.
to the. W. D. Davis Froc llldllh‘il'llll
School for crippled children. in men
a“.
Willcox and Sophia W. Minor, sislm'u.l
The rest of the comic "
‘Oinicuit to Anticipate Effect of New
[be
(r) of bin late mother. Anon flurry
“’illcox. The. Westporl, sister is the
utliuinlsimlrix with the will. annexed.
sho‘ having been appointed 50 by the
\I'cstpori probate court.
IN FOOD PRICES
IS NOT EXPECTED
Era. San Hoover.
WASHINGTON. Nov. l‘.’.lninictllnicl
dropping of food prices no a result of
tho t‘Ofll'IIIn'ii n of an armistice l'iulllul
cxperigul. Food Administrator
Hoover declared hint night in a state-
ipenl, which added that while the
price of ritilni‘ {mulzluffs will dot-rcnac ,
others will increase. .
“Willi ihc wur effectually over."
said Mi'. “cover. “we. enter it new cco-l
Illllllli' 01'“ and its immediate Pfl'elll on
pl‘it‘rH is difficult to nnticipotc. The
pl‘lt't-n‘ of some food commodities may
int-reuse. bul others will decrease. be-
‘causc with liberated shipping uccumu-
luted stocks in the southern hemis-
pbcrr and the Fur Emu will no “will.
SPECIALS
For This Week
Sperry & Barnes’ Pork.
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Graham Flour.
5 lb. ha . . c
Grandma‘s Pancake Flour.
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Automobile
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Iligh Grade Work a
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.llou of the government.“
able. The demands upon the Ilniied Small 3|." ; . 2 pkgg_ 25c .
States will change in character but, LRI'EO SIZE 300 i
not in volume." """" TIUCkS
All notiviilca of the Food Adminis- oaatll‘ltjeal_ln bulk' 70 '
truiiou will he continued through the , - - -------- . - . -,- .
nrmiatico period. said Mr. Hoover. ud~ LibbY’S Condensed M11132 Ford Repairing and Pans.
ding that “there will he no relaxation a can _____________ c -
of efforts to keep down profileering to .wrCCRs Towed In any dis
the last moment." . ”-4- i
"The maintenance of the embargo? ”\ 1 ance-
he continued, "will prevent depiction f
of our stocks by hungry European ‘A ST : ’ ‘
countries-i below our necessities. and ' .' “S n S arage
anyone who contemplates speculation 4
in food against the med: of people 3
can wcll hp warned of the prompt m- 24 COttage Stree‘: The 19”. “View AV.-
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1, CUT THIS OUT-«lT iSAWORTH iCELEBRANTS GIVE - gary and. in an address to theiiungnr- _ TERR'VVIU-E 30“ . ' ,
I. .‘ P; MONEY . i GOVERNOR OVATION inn Diet, frankly admitted his throne ’l‘EHRYViLliE, yo... l2.-——.\Iicbnel ' , 7 k
' lion'i miss this. Cut out. this slip. , ' was in “peril." A day 01‘ W0 We" Lyn-was run down and died a short ’ capable WOT CI'S are ,
» .I'nl‘IOSC with 50. and mail it to Foley; SOUTIIINGTON. Nov. I2.~(.lo\~ Count Karolyi, leader of the Hunger time. after the accident in 'I‘crryvillo . V-
:& 00., 2335~Sheflield avenue, Chicago: crncr Marcus Holcomb. war governor iau republicans, announced the enemies ye‘stvrday morning. lie was riding a , needed
lll.. writing your name and address: 01' Connecticut, was given an ovation of a bloodless revolution in Budapcui, hicyt-lp on Alien silt-cl. The Greek , .
;clea_rly. You will receive in return p us he left his home yesterday mm-n- and declared Hungary a free and Inde- mp3,“ from New Britain. who holds ‘ _ .
”Hyperfine containing Foley's Honv mg by u party of neighbors who bud pendent stale. Still later. the German .aervices in a church in fl‘erryyille, was G°"“'"° 39""9 Leg °f Lamb 35°,
W and Tar Compound, for coughs. boon celebrating. the news. The gm- and other provinces decibredthetr Dill“, driving an auto up Allen street. and Sperry 5f Barnes Ham ----------- 40". NOW
commend croup; Foley Kidney Pills.i “”10“ returned “10 greeting. 0088 to become autonomous entities. was on iho right side of the roxtd when Small P'Cnl" -------------- jg: - ’
.ii'or min. in‘ridcs and back; rheumn- --~~——-——-———-— and the house of the Hapsburgii. once the boy who was not. used m the Yankee Brand Bacon ..... _- ...... 3 . .
'iism, giaeliacho. kidney and bladder, FEW NEW CASES. : the leader of the Holy Roman Empire. mad when the boy who was not used EConomy Bacon ................. 400: Is “me to prepare
ailmé'nfs; and Foley Cathortic Tah‘ .-._- . eeemed to be about to collnpnc. like it to iligu'iset-t mverved from the counse P“ ““5" M ”We ...........;..32r.;
'lets. a wholesome and thoroughly in. T. Eben Rocks of Hartford. Milli“ 0f “1"“- ' ' 38nd fen-"lilreclly under the rot-ward Fresh or Corned Plate ...... ' ...... 2°°E
{gunning cnt‘bnrt‘lc‘.1 forcionsillpatiprk deputy commissioner of public health.i' Vit Adi I > h l l ' I pan of the automobile. His skullwmt :I‘esh amnion; ................ ii: . ‘ , i
) .ousness, iemc e, an slices states um there 1.. a cam“. ,.| 'c or or me een a ester 0 fractured. aocy C en: ........ A ......... i .
‘bowels.MStillaon‘Pou-ellCorporntlou.~ mom or me epidamicpof maxi; the Austrian Socialists i‘ornutny yearn: 33¢“ Heavy Prime Beef from 326 up} MERRILL BUSINESS
‘Advn - . throughout the “fine. The number oi' He is the father of Friedrich Adlai-.1 -n-....... ~.........._.........- t: Hamburger .. .................. 36c. >
1 casea roportpd 1...: Saturday was who shot and killed Austrian Premier How A SALESMAN SUFFERED :Fresh Sparenb. Pig'o Feet and Sauer
', "“" ’ -”"‘" “““""""“"" nixiy‘ilve as against 3.000 it day some Stuergkb. In Vienna, In October. 1916'? ~-- 5"“ ' Gown
. ' MOPS time ago. ‘ . ,The‘nou wnsrclcnsed from prison‘when . J. pom... Sterling, 011., “mm, God Modal Butter . ........ . 05¢:i
‘ , . ' . ‘ -~-—~-——-—-——.—...._. " 'the imperial authority 11 Vienna “‘“’*-“For six months I suffered with n Brookfiold Butter """""""" ’ 659 ’
0 03d” P011311 Hope 750 and $1.25 [JICHT C . overthrown iltle In Octo ‘l‘. TpnInful back. An a, (muslin; “mama“ strictly Fa.“ EOE. - - ‘ ------- 75c' .—-g- —-
.3.u.w ________ m a WPANY ASKS ~w~—-- - ,-...-- "r- 1 had to sloop frequently to pick up :9mf‘?’ :‘g‘:gc-e;:°-‘- Haggai“: -
01!er ,,,,, Mg m .26 WILL REDUCE EXPENSES my gripe. which I grew to dread an “ , M' " ' ‘ - 0
twin m ‘1 APPROX‘EE OF SALE m... *the pain when I straightened up was "fl“mn- ' 3 Day and Even'flg
. ‘ Iirmgc ii. (‘hnndlen choir-men of awful. Numerous remedied failed to , """"“"‘ i .
~ Ibo mount in» on publicity or the Con- mch my dose. 1 was Induced to try . '»
-‘ Minot new "new of delenoe. wold Foley Kidney Pills. Roth! In in» ’ a g 7 ‘ i i k K'asses .
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