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The War Has Shattered Old
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Puts Needs at 56.000.000.060.
For 1919 and Not “398 Party Lines and All Wom-
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War and Excess Profits
Taxes Eliminated Later
Millnluiilsl
Plhllill’s lull
Old Nationalist Party of
“""""‘ ' Redmond and Dillon Like-
wasnmo-rou. Nov .15.—a vision
oi the pending revenue ll wither. view 1" to Disappear From he”
to yielding «900,000,000. payable dun land
tag the calendar year 1910, and not
less than M.000,000.000 the following.
year. "Lmecmme‘llllded by Seciéehtzry
m} tnight. “9“" ‘0 l" or the country will endorse Lloyd
man Simmons, of "‘9 89“” Finance George's proposal that the present Co
committee, setting forththe Treasurye alltlon Government, with himself as
mm“ 9’03““ “’1' the reconstruc- Premier, shall be continued after the
tiers period. war for the work of making peace and
Tl“ 3°”an estimated that '3" carrying on the labor of reconstruc-
~ penditures during the decal year end-
LONDON, Thursday, Nov. ll.~—The
issue in the coming elections is wheth
loss lillllliilllll
ills suunull ,
lllllll Al’lll’llll
Well-Known Resident of
West Avenue, Was Promi-
nent Figure in Mercantile
3:: Amateur Athletic Cir-
lt was with genuine regret that the
sad news of the death of loss Burch-
ard, one of Norwalk’s most influential
citizens was received throughout thll'
cit today.
Mr. Burchnrd until very recently
had Men the picture of robust health
and apparently destined for many
was seized. with a complication oi
diseases about a week ago, which enl-
inlnated with his death from apoplexy
last night.
that his condition was‘ eon-idem
specialists horn New York city have
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FIRE llESTllilYS .
“33 next June 30 now would be ”8" Never before were British ‘ '
political
000,000,000 instead 0' the 524v000'090f‘ conditions as chaotic as they are today.
:2: gym 59:? ggag‘egegrpég: The war has shattered old party lines!
- ' The Electoral Reform bill, adopted
Elizma‘l‘l’lgsol‘otrh: $11115: dofiél‘zanégifig by Parliament during the summer of:
reconsuuéuon aner peace u; enable 33.11};"ii“L‘ivfihbfinii‘cfi ifimdf'tfiii
“1811“ lo p‘utchase {zwfilUIfl‘I-‘(v’dmf mil: men over thirty, men over twenty-one?
lel‘ “IS an “131‘“th “ml 9 “c 5- and soldiers undeLtwentyone. This
_ this country. added six million females and two mil“
«lion males to the voting lists. ‘
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summon
Flames Early in the Evening
Cause Much Excitement
Shortly After 7 P. M,
The dwelling house. owned by Salva-
doro Chappa, and situated on the west—
niore years of useful life, when he.
sacrum
ml stair: season
rhumnomyraperu
tween Bridgeport and New
Yuk With Assoc'ntteif Press
Wire.
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it was not until the last few days ‘ 810W. Villa: is and “a
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serious. and since Tuesday prominent! ill required. M ”It! We
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the alarm was sounded. that the luv
hat shop was ablsae. sent an coated r they had better gun, southward
crowd scum-lug up River street. only ‘WI, 11 any desired food.
to ilnd that it was the pins! two-story A. a further indication that the
frame building. on the ops-3m side of com 71mm u. Wu, come
Close street. but several h dred spec ”pong yesterday from various parts
tstors watched the iireme’ work. in- o! ‘3. mg my explosion were he-
cludlnx the entire workiniz oroe oi the m heard. u is believed the Germans
R-W shop, who filled every window of m dun-0,1“ their old shells and am.
the chap on the side facing the Ire. mum“ duping in excess of the am-
The damage. which was covered by munition Which is to be turned over
insurance, was confined to the “tend to the Allies according to the terms
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tug oil stove and the couch. which of u“, armistice.
w ill int c _ t, d 1.. “m ' .Oonncilwssinsession.3hotswsm m
rfifi’flu 'i‘l’iogl'lzlrFii.':nd'a “1.33% lo d m" ' T3 iiradbetom ordai- could be mimosa wiles-vs .
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.lowed later by lighter detonations.‘ '
l0ther explosions were heard beyond
erly side of the railroad track. lust be-l NEW PIBRE sullE
diaries and in that region yesterday
MUNllIflNSIlllllillS
low South Wilton station, was com-
ipletely destroyed by fire shortly after
{the north-bound local train. ilui; there
‘at 6:43. had passed. and. it is thought
.by many lllill llll‘ blaze Wlili‘ll orLgin-
'atcd near the roof, was caused by
sparks from the locomotive.
Mr. Chapps and two of his daugh-
. ters were absent in Norwalk, attending
the Regent Theatre. and Mrs. (‘happa
iilliusuluusls
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McAdoo Establishes Systemz
EANEELEI] WITH
UTMllSE EAUllllN
to Deal With Wire and'lnterests of Both Labor and
Switch Men
WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.—Employ-
insist disputes involving railroad tele-
graphera and switchmen, hereafter
- will be adjusted by a new railroad ad-
ministr tion board of adjustment, “No.
l
-3,” cats ilshment, of which was an-'
nounced yesterday by Director General
‘ McAdoo. This consists of four repre-
sentatives appointed by the directors
and one each by the Order of nail
road Telegrapbsrs, Switchmen's Broth-
erhood of Clerks and United Brother-
hood ot Machinists.
Capital Will Be Safeguard-
ed—All Bureaus Making
Careful Survey of Con-
: tracts—Blanket Procedure
Not Possible
WASHINGTON, Nov. lip-«Munitions
contracts for the army are to be can-
celled wlth utmost caution. so as to
. and two oi her younger sons were the
only ones home.
i Quite a crowd of nelghbbrs hurried
to their assistance and succeeded in
.saving a small portion of the house-
hold chattels, as well as many barrels
of homemade grape wine, which was
.stored in the stone basement of the.
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: building.
1 The t‘ilappn family is well-known ill
. this city, and many are liberal patrons
of the products of his vineyard and
afternoon.
Socidlisis Storm Austrian ,
Parliament »
Vienna—Twila injured s;
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New National no um on he sauna
wis Removed loi' installments
Was Wildly aim
Germans omitted Bill or Seven,
Article in mailman
Field Marshal Von li’isktissen’s forces is. *
Romania Join the Revolutionlsis.
rants, Thursday, Nov. 14.—- w, M W to fly the.
sodium stormed the Austrian mun dag-instead of'the red
#rliamsnt ad in Vista‘s , ,
ednssda a trlsdtosnter s . ~——-——- .
om. {mm the new sum1 tonnes, Nos. 135m threat»
m
injumd, acceding to dispatchssfnaguemooerdingtothsnsilvlh
him. Pusidsnt Ding-jpress.
reaching . .
hater denied that the tiring began
LONDON, Nov. 15, 2:38 p. II.
(By The Associated Pres PM
German cruiser X berg.
which is carrying the German
delegates to arrange-the naval
from the Parliament Building. l
The new national flag of three.
bands, red, white and red, was
hoisted over the building, but soon
, The advance guard of several hun-
‘ di‘ed Russian, Polish and ltalian sol»
idleis freed by the Germans in Lor-
——-— ‘ralne reached the American lines in
For llle past two years the Norwnlk the "931°“ 0f Sl- Hilalre yesterday.
'rn- and R bbe (‘ompaii h d- ,. The first group numbered iorty-l'lw. afterward some one removed the ..
ed ticonsidellllblertlme to Ihe‘dcl'bl‘l‘ri White band and the crowd angered terms of the mt“. it 3;!“
mom. of a fibre sole, which the man~ the red flag. . stood hm, will be met by ritish
ascment expects to turn out in large A‘ fly of Socialists Occupied wnrshlps thll afternoon and Wm
quantities in the course of about thirty, the o 0.. of the None hie p11.“ be escorted to apoint It sea where
days. '1 hi Norwslk sole is not :i rab-
ber substitute for leather, as so many
of l'w ail-called “soles" on the market
ill‘P.
in it they have eliminated the objec-
tionablc [eatures found in the :ubber‘
sole. l.(-.. drawing the feet, the soft
silent step, spreading of the sole due
to softness, and weight. Pasticuldr
stress is laid on this last feature. as
the hat-walk fibre sole is less than
safeguard the interests of both labor galdens. front which he do“ a ‘l‘l’l"'fllali lllt weight of most rubber soles.
it is superior to leather because of its
and capital. All bureaus of the War
Department. it was learned, yesterday,
are making it careful survey of the out-
ing business.
William. the oldest son. is now in \flexibllity lengthwise, and
the United States service overseas.
The building is a total loss with lllt' ”.0 feet
stiffnss
crosswise, making walking easier on
The Norwnlk sole is abso-
PRINEE I8 SAFE
AMSTERDAM. Thursday, Nov. 14.-—
Oflcers of the German air service have
t
taken the (Erman Crown Prince and:
his eldest son to a place of safety. ac-‘ the British military attache here,
cording to the Tageblstt, of Berlin.
AMSTERDAM, Thursday, Nov. 14.—
rown Prince Frederick William, of
Germany. arrived at Msastricht, on
Tuesday. from Spa, having taken aclr-
cuitous route in order to avoid mutin-
ous troops. The party, which traveled n
the German delegates will most
Admiral Sir David "Bestty, com:-
mander ot« the British Grand,
That.
A Berlin wireless dispatch re-
ceived in London Thursday aa-
nonnoed that the Kocnigsberg put
to sea at 1111px; engagembgr‘:
Germans in publish the temwith the a ten ‘9' o
of the armistice omititlgl six or sev- Q Workmcn’s and 30W!“ 00M
on articles, including that relating :if lthe :33? fleet. The W
' ' l e .
to e Allies providing food if mirealgunipper,mmthe chic! of the
and brought out special editions
advocating the establishment of a
Socialist Republic as in Germany.
COPENHAGEN, Nov. Ill—The
Politiken quotes Colonel Wade,
as saying in an interview that the
‘ standing contracts and recommends , _ - .
““1 ""1“““5 at” glg‘g'fll" :“fiffilfif tions are being fomulated to cover “9°9an 0f the basement section, lutcly waterproof, yet retains :um- in three motor cm. was held up by , . mghseaarorces, who wfllsot II \
31?;olltlsryiifggfiilliigiraini‘ded': biotJher‘ the industrial demobilization involv-,""'1"“h “3-" or 5m"?- cieut porosity to keep the feet com- gentler guardgd because all its [Dem-i LONDON, Nov. Ill—The crewman 3am during the delibera-
hoods and for shop employes. - ed in the cessation of work on gulls.; fortable. and. because of the long ers were arm. . . p of mu "an“: at I with". mm mm)“. m A‘- .‘
8119115 and eqlflpmeut. . strand fibre and other high-grille illd- lnternmopt was ordered. but when it , ,
The director general also authordized omclals said yesterday that thus nu.» Pl“ FITZHERAU] Aerials used m m construction. “,1, m became known um one of we party meeting at Brnnsbuttel, accordingimiral .were the gpnposlnl“
:1]: ”all“? 5‘ %n31a35tsmléogt b.0211; col): only one contract has been termini 0 _ goutwear even the best leather._ was the Crown Prince. all were dish;to F <30an dhmtch I0 th°|°°mmdenm “male 0 M
,‘Edof'dyec e 1’ 9 El '1‘: e‘tlestions ated, it being an order for motor} I This industiy piomlses (0 be one of armed and detained until the arrivnl‘Dnlly Express, resolved to oppose _“—' .
““1031 mpg] 1: 81'“)? a: :3 mg gm loves truck equipment upon whichwwork‘ 'lhc liil‘gen in Norwalk. The Rubber of the Dutch commander at Maastricllt the revolution and reinstate the] (Continued on Page Fl")
é” mng’An? .- ' BF " Emu and had not been started and to the calla i '(‘t-lupany is so confident of the we and other omcisls. ‘ ”:3
or e ellcan sprees I ) collation of which all parties welc' 'cess their sole will meet with on the The Crown Prince accompanied ‘hel ""‘“ “ “ " " '
-—-—/-———" mgreeable. g _ _ Hunk?! that they predict as rapid commandel to the latter‘s home, where g
.. BOMBERS WRECIC l The process being followed subjects Private John ithgerald. U. 3. Army. Klimt“ {019m 9““ 0; ‘31:“??? “.5 “fiafimifiin'w"igmhgzm’g‘f‘fr'mgmfifigi UNITED WAR WORK CAMPAIGN m
OHIO NEWSPAPER any contract recommended for can- ‘A. E. F” just returned from France. has met tieir tire on u _, on» In II all 8 \ - _ ;
________ collation by the particular War De‘ nus urril‘eo at his home, in this city. well-know“ through” “"3, , f‘a‘e- “3“8‘ 1 Total Reported'lip to Yesterday Afternoon, $14,400-
YOUNGSTOWN 0.. Naomi—Bomb. partment 139mg“ 'involved 10 “Kid for a rest to convelesce front from C035" 10 0°31“- ,Arranbilnents ~ 1 .
ers attempted to ’wreck the omces-of §C§Utlgill mottled“? labor“) d Vs“ wounds received while at the front in “it“s “if“ made Wléhn‘l‘el‘ki': 1‘23: BIG GERRIAN CRUISER :. Quota, $35,000.
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id:e\§l‘l3§lsgtgr 2351;112:131 Talking: 2:?! ”Sofium'di If?“ it fthtIi purchase; , He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Pai- *8” ““95“”; jgbbexemdi‘slliibtll‘): :1 L OfiEgOEE 1321: ihgtLDl101The Great Quesuon' .
~: - . 89 ”on 0. e genera rick Fitzgerald. or 119 Water street. 10ml“? “0- 0" ' -‘ x . '0“ ”8 if? 955? -- - -
giangifiafi§g°1$fngg£f $3“ 533“]: staff and the director of munitions Second district, and was a 'former Nfu‘walk Holes throughout this lmmv Service).-A big Gel-mun owner is’ What are we gomg to do for the boys, now that the warts
doors and otherwise damaging the , ; member of the Sixth Company. with dill"? vicinity. aground near Malmo, Sweden, accord-2 over? Are we gomg to leave them to tickle fate and abandon
building. Other buildings within radla ‘0’“de 0‘1 “39 Elsi“) iwhom he left this city for Fort'l‘erry. line to a dispatch from Copenhagen: our saviors to luck? They saved us, now we must save them.
us of a block were damned. , _““““‘—_‘ {At that camp he was rejected for blll- ‘ l'l‘éwfiomug‘ndsr “l ,‘he “'3“ 9113’” “if“s‘. The greatest fight for morals and decency is yet to be made.
The Telegram has been strongly lSli‘lll disuhilny and. returning t0. _ f, “ 8'“ "9 ”5‘3,m‘°e‘ he cm”. Release from the rigors of tight' means more time on for-
proAlly and is one Of Ohltl'S foremost E‘BrldEEDDI’t. he enlisted III the I7. 3.1 i “ ls ”Pomed [0 hale a large “umberi 1011 h 'III'I more time free The “cit! lent of a Ell-nn‘dne‘to
an. advocates. ' IRegulal‘s and was sent to Fort Sio» ‘ ‘0‘ airplanes 011 bOM‘d‘ ; g. ‘ .‘ . ’If » f if
* ““__ ; ,Cum He was in c numb“, of camp PARCELS, '~-~\-— l conflict is no longer .presen . The tendency to become re ul._
HIPHWAY WORK ‘ ~ . in this country before being-sent to? ,WHEAT WITHOUT suesri'rures.; bored. at the delay in being demobillxed will be a source of .
' y , , France. Where he arrived early last. i For the first time in many months; great temptation to the veterans. The rawrecrnitsent overto ,
RESTRICTIONS OFF flmnfl- . . . '" 1‘ “0" ”039‘“? ‘0 “"0“” “he“. relieve the veterans will have msnyhoius ofyvearisomerontine ,. ;-
. -—..__... l" He was sent up to the front with Provrsion Also Made For flour without buying some substitute to face without the thrill 0‘ claims!“ 0: ”M. w. mm . «.
; WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.~Rernoval THE HAGUE. Thursday. Nov. 14.—— his old comrades and saw cousidera- Emer enc SOIIIIEI' LBMIS with it. For a long time it was re; 111 . ttlt . nditio which ‘ a! m ,‘J
(7 or restrictions upon highway implore- The Dutch Government has issued a bio of the real thing before he “got 8' y quired that purchasers buy on the" 3‘“ 33mm 99° 3 ““3 MI W
7“ menu "all announced yesterday by the proclamation urs'emly annealing for m'" 1‘" 1“”- While cum“ ““1"“ .. I iiity-htty plan. °" one pound M “b” Hume" “Ed gnrrtsons “mm, “M m m ‘ ..
. United slam Hishways (‘ounclL No the cooperation of cltlaenaina"mve ”'9 “it“ "Foch“ Private “Jack" was WASHINGTON, Nov. manneri- atltutes 'for every pound of wheat‘ relaxation in any thing and 0" l"- W’ m ’ "l
lumber applications tor a rend i n . struck by a machine gun bullet. which slon 0! the time“ 'Nfll RUINS and flour. That order has been consider~ . *r
or t crisis. It says the authority is thmi must be‘ protected. It is ph and better for ..
mom I“. N MW” “M ”W ening N "l” W". declares "3 “mend the Mt “‘9 0' M“ face. mt friends at home may show we" appre “w modified "3" 0' late. or “p “'1 the Will lessons it has lam smiths M "WM I"
l; wens disapproval“ pm "yam above the cheek-bone and. passing elation ot the victories of the mesh yesterday morning. customers have . ‘
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