mucb‘
Ulnar '
...-..—
EISI Milli wt
iliifllltilliiti
WMMW u.
Cape May After Visiting
Reistlvesflerc
when. unto-cum:
U mullahs re-
Met!
in the any. September. mt. and.
siter considerable trolling in the
camps in this country, he arriv id in
tritium
soon
a
trillion
wig” lien Under Training
t Battalons
m
”Willi CAMPS
it‘ll
on...
France. in June. 1013.
Soon after his arrival overseas he
,was sent up to the front lines and par-
:ticipsted in the historic battle at i‘ira-
teacd'hieicy. where he was sevetcly,
gassed. He was sent to four discreet
hospitals in France to receive treat-
‘ trntion
The City Council met. last evenlnz.
Moeeoftbesascpuctudahoneit
sum-misidmtwhich
the M Engine
Chief George W. Bogardus. and Fire
Gun-lesion” Volh. were dropped and
ribs W of Commissioner Vols
increasing lb unusual ofthe fire
department. by tired men. was pass-I
ed. During the main psrt of the even-l
*1: the councilman cat back in their I
c in and tiytecsd to a peppery word;
war between Mayor Jere Iah Dona-i
van. City Treasurer Herbs A. Math;
sweat and City Auditor Wilfred Bod.
well. During the entire discussion.
wifen many harsh things were said;
moorland?! On. Page Bin
ilillliiss Nllr‘Hi .
llRIIEIi tlliNilll
Joseph Davis has received the fol-
lowing bulletin from Thomas W. ltus.
sell regarding the modification of the.
i'ghtless night order. ’ . i
The United States Fuel Adminis-
lla" made the following
changes in the lightiess night order.
The old order dated November 9. Hill.
and the amendment thereto dated De-
.' cember 14, 1917. and July 18, 1918.!
‘ 'are hereby cancelled and the follow‘
a
tug order is effective as of Novenr-'
ber 11. ,. i
“Section 1. The extravagant or;
wasteful use or light generated or proJ.
‘ duoed by the use or consumption'of‘
coal, oil, gas or other fuel for illumi-;
hating purposes in the streets, pal-keg
or other public places of any city, vII-.
logo or town, or for other outdoor ““1
Iumlnation, public or private, is here-
by prohibited. {
Sect. ii. The use of light generated‘
or produced by the use or consump-f
tion of coal, oil. gas.‘ or other fuel. for;
illuminating cr displaying advertise-.
merits. announcements or signs on the
exterior of any building, or on any
.—_—_ka
tune the to Cape lay to recuperate.
merit for the gas, which had affected
his eyes. and was Inslly shipped bach
Cape May. Wednesday morning.
illitflitll tilllli
2Ftlll trillions
I
Walsh, of Greenwich, and:
I-llleord, of Siam ford. Out‘
For the Position . ‘
Nominations for speaker of the next
llouse of the Legislature may narrow.
down to the two candidates from the.
' 'i‘
w lily-seventh district. made up of:
St mford and Greenwich. James ll:
Welsh, a Fairfleld county Republican;
lender. who was first nominated [Ol'l
representative, by the Democrats of '
Greenwich. and then endorsed by the:
Republicans. and Frederick W. Hux-‘
ford. of Stamford. in speaking of the.
speakership contest, the Democratic
Hartford Times discusses editorially.
the situation. as follows: , r
‘ “There Is an uncertainty as to the:
probable choice of the Republican ma-
jority of the next House oi the heels-
(Contlnued on Fuse Twelve) ‘
”Bu“ “[NBUNEEI] ind that the prison crews should be. Norwallr Town Union to censured.
1 l
in protest to Secretary or the Navy. o'clock. promptly. A special car will puny. 13m amnion ma, as stated in
L ‘ leave the "0950}! Store €11 2330 D- ill-.n communication received by Chief
Mrs. G. E. Comstocli. chairman of Pennington from Capt. Gearge A. C.
M_+__ I
'1‘
CAPT. JflHN PERRY { ing lsdleywlll act as hostesses. Mrs. from the camp without leave since No-
“ \
th his wife. at
- ll_l_iw. we?
Federation of Labor Pro-I
posed ‘ Representing All
Countries of Western
Hemisphere
h...
LAREDO. Texas, Nov. 16.~~The Pan-
American Labor conference, after u
Govern Release of Merrill
”mom I
WASHINGTON. 11 Ce H01. Ids—The
W bf War. llr. Biker. set In.
' gm III
1 W whim had been preferred He was granted s short furlmh and titration by
' mind Captain Joseph a. Layden, of arrived at his home. In East Norwalb ; the men in the dev ‘
Company, by on Sunday evening. and left again Ml“ all camps. Appro
men
'organinstiona will be permitted to to
cry cl army demob-
ths «chem of
meat battalions;
_ ' telr 50.0..
who were under lag In these
turn to their homes as soon as they
time been physically examined.
Mr. Baker also announced that the
central oifrcera‘ training camps will be
discontinued.
partment are now working out a
scheme for the general army demobili-
action. It is not Improbable that a
large proportion of the men in train;
ing at the camps and in the canton-
--—v
(Cami-nod?! Pete, Six)
Intro:(JoliéitlTJrElnVar-lore5,.rt
Sections of Country Willa“.
seen one. Immoral “353911.10qu
......“ ....
“25.
. tumor sulln
The Low Bond. for Dlwlalu 11.
have received what appear to be final.
instructions regarding the much mob.
. The General Stan and the War De-' ed question of questionnaires and have
issued the following:
OFFICIAL NOTICE! ~ 4
Concerning the Filing of
hairss. .
The local Board has received
the following notice _ m,“-
tug of continuation. and
will govern themselves accordingly:
“The President directs that reglso
tracts who. on Sept. 12. 1918. hadrat-
E
Plutonium. .. ..
- our until.
i
PORTSMOUTH. N. Hr, Nov. 16.—--
Ninety molders employed at the Navy
Yard here remained away from work
today, as a protest against the employ-
ment of prison labor in the shops.
Nearly 1,500 prisoners have been
employed in various capacities during
the war without objection on the pant
withdrawn. Union leaders have wired
Daniels.
have received questionnaires. need not
(marinara: in rage "norm;
...-m
PliNSBflMPlETEl]
gthe position that sufficient civilian ln-I pleasant and interesting afternoon for last evening,
The semiannual meeting opens at 3
the House Committee, and the follow-
murmurs -
* _ r-nnutlilllll
‘ ""iamrnr No. ‘9‘”. s.
r- . ‘ t.
nut-sport.
cum-memorandum"
GermaWarsllip , _.
‘ And wasti’i‘orpedoed;
Pursuodi by ‘ ReydlfitiQ‘la“ .9. m ;
...na1501'9W0f330.“
.- _ 1".“ i.
chip and! _
.-.———-——
till
i?
W
a My.
E
I.
District No. ‘I. John E. O‘Gullivan.
H. Csnty. Peter Foley. Wil-
. Lybnad. J. J. Cavanagh. Ag-
" Cavansgh, J. J. Walsh. Orle A.
' , Mary 1.. Marvin. J. Wallace
‘Dis . O. G. Reumsnn. ii
. trict No. 8. )1. Bishop. re. 0.
.1 Bogart. o. a Bogart. lira. n. J. Jr was pursued and to
meson. W L. Blaecer, Mrs. C. W. Sey-
The Associated Press).
, Nov. 16.——'.l‘he German
warship Wiesbaden refused to stir-
l'rsndcr to the revolutioniats and
tried to escape to neutral watch” b
J
battleships and the -
(U .
i
lesba‘derl ‘
it? . _
inlho
“I
it:
-.u .A.N.8c . urs‘ . .
azu‘mwgd.’ldlltos Wand mm m.“ . _’ ‘ .. "3%. ‘ ., h m "
“Bid.“él‘ifi’fr‘i‘hm Matthew-mini W l“ mew ‘r “I"
turn. (3. it. Raymond, Edward nor-rill} The Wlecbaden was mpmd to country daily m M
H. Louise Smith. minor n. smiiir.lh.y.bununkdnringtherfutlsud The peril can be avoid“ only
filer-gimp“ Fred H. T””"‘battlc, my 31-Junc 1.1m. she the mostspeedylielp.” -
. ares .1 er. ' . y
(Continued on Pairs Nine)
i
Italian Sillllliiil
. m“ liliME my ililiEN INT [I Will]
Arrangements for Home Day, Norm Emerson Savage. colored. who has
.of the regular workmen. but with the' 19. at the Home for the Aged. have been residing at 14 Water street. Sec-
cessation of hostilities the men took? been practically completed. and a. and district. was taken into custody. from pcriahing by starvation nl'l
by Patrolman John
lbor \\'as available to operate the shops an the friends and members of the Flynn. on a request made by the mili~
tary authorities at Camp Dcvens.
lwas a
land was built in 1914.
l
BERLIN, Friday. Nov. 15 (By
. wireless to London).—ln his mes-
.aageto Secretary of State Lansing
at Washington today, Dr. W. .8.
i80lf.aftcrsppeslingtohimtom-
iterccdc with P5013113. Wilson “to
send peace e c
‘mgun as soon as possible, "in or-
,” suggested that Herbs
Savage is a private in the 50th Com-l mmmtort’be “m“ to the
alt. of Camp Dcvens. has been absent
tF. 1. Jones, Miss Mervin. Miss Hoyt. vember 8.
810
pic. This ‘section of Dr. 8011’:
manage reads: ‘
“American delegates could d18-
cusa with the plenipotentisries of
the German people the details of
“'6. Miss Williams Mrs. Adams. as over his army uniform. His wife. “mum from the worn. Per“
‘ 9 Mrs. Paddock. Mrs. Mchlulien, Miss The man was living wI
:‘Seymour. Mn. Goodrich. Mrs Cohen. 7; Water street. and. when taken into how the magnanimoua help of
‘ i Mrs. Raymond. Mrs. Tomes. Mrs. custody. he had n civilian suit of cloth- mgr“ could mm, in “me, our
-. .
l
i
in ills 80th year. '
(Continued on Page Twelve)
1:111:3th BUllNi
' Eday of heated debate. yesterday. dur-
;ing which the American Federation of
{Labohienounccd the industrial Work-
.ers of the World as enemies of goveln
*ments everywhere. expected to end its
. discussion today with the organi cation
When but 16 years of age he went!
out to the then unsettled section of
Illinois, where his brother had emi-.
grated it short time before. and made?
his home there. 1
When Just 21 years old _ the CivilI
War came on. and always of an in-‘
Miss Byxbee. Mrs. H. Gorhnm. Mrs. it is known. was suspicious of him and
Captain John J. Perry. a native or. Harris, Mrs. Nash. Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. took him to the railroad station. on
Vl'r'stporl. died at his home on Cross, Seely, Mrs. Acker. Mrs. Hopkins, Mrs. three different occasions. and paid his
Hlslrwny. in that town on Thursday! Gregory. Miss Abel-n, Mrs. Bodwell. fare back to camp. He boarded the
Mrs. Mrs. Golden.
(Continued on Pal. My.)
...—-..... — -———. ...—
4
MRS. POMEROY
' . PAYS nonnative
I
M
Coolidge.
ing the labor movement in all the. loosely liairiollc‘hature, be promptly: Mrs. Churchill homer-0y, of Ridge-
oountries of the Western Hemisphere.‘ enlisted in the 91h. ll!.. cavalry. and field. who it was discovered yesterday
iiilllilliNSf' “
HARTFORD, Nov. 16.—‘Munagers of
all stores in Connecticut which handle
merchandise apt to be bought
. Christmas gifts, and which have at
least ten employes, have received from
‘the Connecticut State Council of De-
fense posters giving the Christmas
buying regulations promulgated by
'the State Council and the Council of
National Defense, following a confer
once by the latter, late in the summer
with retail interests. it was requested
.‘1‘ that these posters be displayed ‘in the
((‘ontinued On Page Seven) I
is Friendly ’- .
To New Free Nations”
’ w ROME, Nov. lit—Pope Benedict has
written e. letter to Cardinal Gaeparrl.
y ”we! lccretary of state. in which the
‘ anti! WI! '
in, that questions between
July Will receive a colu-
tllc just aspirations
‘r
r
i
Pope
use ‘3“
of the
The
I letter continues:
instruct Lona lo the
Officers of the American Federation
were greatly pleased over the confer}
ence. declaring that even should the.
projected Pan-American Federation oil
conferencr had been more than worth.
while, for the opportunity it had given
of presenting to the delegates in that
other republics the true position or or-
(Continued On‘Paée Twelve)
WANT BOND HOLDERS
T0 IiOLD SECURITIES
WASHINGTON, Nov. Mir-Despite!
the operation of the Treasury sinking:
fund for buying» up a limited quantity
of Liberty Bonds thrown on. the mar-
lret, Treasury officials said today until-i
lng can prevent the price from confirm:
uing below par after the wrir. if many
holders sell their heads. Consequent-
ly. a campaign of education seeking to‘l
have owners hold bonds will be Start--
ed after the next war loan. 1
The 'l‘reuury virtually has given up
hope at developing a scheme for or:-
ilcially stabilising the pan - i
. The extent tsmmwm
has been used “MM III and
Bacall
.s
serving through many of tile more illi-
portant battles of that conflict with
distinction. and being dually mustered
out as a captain. without a scratch on
33 Labor not be effected immediately, met either his body or his record.
immediately after the war he re-
turned to his native town of Westport,
and with the exception of three years'
residence in Chicago, has been in cons
tinllous resident there. being engaged
in the mason contracting business for
fl
(Continued bu Page Twelve)
At a special meeting of the
Itharefors
wot
misfit
4
it .
. iteas stated that Norwslk'e quotawaaindsnger. .
My sta‘cmcnt was thatth foithinths
people cherwalk togeovsrllictop.
pealtoevcry
togiveacdgive eertilytethe
whomdoisgsomrchlutmtboys.
Wmdewan-MIW. .-
mmcwm‘gsugimhm
was operating her automobile without
the formality of talring out-a driver's
license. after she had come in collision
:with William Cogsweil's cat, at North
{and East avenues. yesterday morning.
. entereda plea of guilty. in the uptown
court. this morning, and cheerfully
paid the line of 810 imposed by Judge
Candee. .
; It is understood that the question of
damage to the Cogsmell' car was set-
tled without the necessity of court pro»
ceedlizge.’
UNITED STA’l, ES WAR WEEK CAMPAIGN _
APPEAL * ' ‘
Executive Committee last night
patriotism or the
f ~ ' ... . ~
and woman in the‘ovm
Motion in the world
'1.-
llcps the matter could be put in the
tried hands of Mr.‘ Hoover. who
has rendered sucb'grcat cameos
light cruiser of 4,900 tons:
der to save the- German people-
0. Hoover, the American Food Ad. !
toakof assisting the German peo-.
[needs , Nov. 13,—William fir'.
the reached Bridgeport and came back
.here. .. _
i The military authorities at Camp
. Devens We're notified of his arrest and
‘ the local department are now awaltlligl
orders from them as to the disposal of.
the deserier.
UPSIDEBOWN ,
= ..., IN OLD NORWALK
l
l r .
Norwnlk is due to another enthus-
iastic Victory Celebration this after-l
noon and evening. The United War.
Fund Campaign Committee at last‘
night’s meeting appointed .lchn Cava-
liagh chairman of a commit'ee of his
own choosing with ofllclai instructions
to turn the old town upside down
.with. enthusiasm for the boys “over
‘ there." Mr. ...Cavrrnagh and his corn-
mlttee are. inspired with ‘he great
’things that have been done in New
York and elsewhere in the way of
..novel entertainment and promise all
i ‘ the Norwalk citizens who come. on the
.etreets today and tonight something
very unusual. .
! The most prominent men of the city
are booked for stunts that will throw
dignity to the‘ winds; a group of Non
walk‘a most a‘tarctive girls are among
‘ the entertainers. the city officials are
booked, a clue: of prominence is ex-
pected to shamans. Event Home"
at thrflorwalh Idle! at he's-m to
vii-ht and at the launch-c Hotel at
3:10.
_ haudtbchythecewlllha
Mrs. train but each time dropped off before . in Belgium
”The acceptance or the Oppres-
WITH mmnxouron—V
gGES IN susouonnm.~
Nov. 16 (By The Annotated Plus).
—Rumaninn prisoners began
reaching the Aldericsn lines into
yesterday. They said theGsl-inane
a
a'
i ...
admedthemrlthbrthan‘givs "
them food or provide transports—
tion for them. The Romanians I}
peered in groups at. different polls} ’
of the front, being supplied wit .
clothing and fed by the h“! ‘
cane.
It is reported that the Germain
all along the line are withdrawing 7
in large numbers.
DEERE, Nov. 16, 5:06 a. 1n.—
IThe Creche-Slovak Re nblio was '
'proclaimed yesterda.
., the Na-
tionaPerfssembly! G the election
of o essor . . Maury! as
president was ratified. occur“,-
to an official dispatch from Psrgne. .
...—.-
msosess. Holland, Wort-.-
henxo era has not been intenct
' (Continued on Ninth Page.)
g.-_: N J -- - -—- -
t’rNiTEo WAR" WORK CAMPAIGN ‘ ‘
Norwailt’s Quote, 536000.“ -
" Reported Last Night, $18,800.
Report ‘From‘ Corporation’s Committee—58 Calls
8011
i
not
ing of the boys as
wants to be accused of n
if tile boys are to be abandoned to the license of the on?
cause the war is over Marathon over; it ia‘thc duty
American people to maintain the organisations
eredtothccornfortofoursoldsrsand
themclenninbodyandclesninthooglttaad
W’ andbo worth} of the peat republic
organisations rummage our
Made, 56 Subscribers 2 Refusals, Total Sub- ,
scribed
Wilton Re rts Subscribed Last Night $1200..
The time legged. Norwalk must respond very quickly to t
be recorded as standing back‘of the boysvand her own sons. But. .
one-half of the quota raised and only». short timelcit. What
00an is Norwalk to be placed in? Is she to appear as think—
something more than a fighting machine? Is
she to appear all thinking of them inter-ma of manhood and .
soul? Her response to the War Fund will be hersnswer. The
boys are coming back. They will desire to know of every pet:-
n, “roman and child, what was personally done to! lus ‘
lie-was away? Surely. no one *
egleating the boys.
comt' rind wellbeing yhen
$6.965.
WMGt
Norwalk Chronicler