’i’cralrukt‘n year now, Now York
mm: tqng‘swe i an to forage their 3
garlic rt.- or ill the best. trek m.-
”“y ”in; t t hm for a
3%: microg- , n 85 st. . .- .3
“twang: lid will be lifted not»;
first thé‘zapanly act will throng Madl-
on Squat Gal‘deiii tonight to witness
"‘sbow”;‘fworth the long months or
railing ulna worthy of the grant «use
at which the nstir camiral us being
faxed-459. War “ Work Campaign
mm In ~~ ,.
Nine . ' ~, morli than fifty rounds
t boxing will be oh tap, and of five 01’
he hour! it can ho said that each is
Lilon‘.’ Who would pass on the op!
unity of being a t’latden headliner.
What ' in: fan would miss mean;
"9 timid ‘punciting Jack Dempsey in
actually at seeing; Jack Britton in I
it with Eddier Bal‘tileld?
«Jr at 'séeing Jul nttr Dundee cross
z‘ldrl with,_.loc Welling? - ;
How hbout Will chin; clgy 15“,.
«r. WilmiVe‘Bavll ins Lewinsky one
5‘ the w?“ ', beatings of his career,
0 against‘ giant Jim Coffey,
unarc ,
ret- the.) 01 of the boys from the
inlet-aid of,
‘N
Not so ~1an sluice, Eddie Wollacc ‘
Aztcliron} (might one of the
tional gilovc combats arct-
neck oi the Woods. They
routine duplicate it in Madison
ignore 63 on tonight. Then Frankte
turns. M7 Stand at littic baniam its
tier (1on the gloves. will face K.
i. Eggcrtfl and Joe Jeannette. veteran
t'couilti" battles. once again-will
ess aghln‘si Kid Norfolk.
will be completed with
{Johan vs. Barney dair and
' r vs. Leo Johnson bouts.
,‘ndcr they boxing fans arc
‘r§«“Sonte car i" .
bc no stalling nor pulling
.. Every bout will be fought.
bits. (‘ltztriey llarvcy sud
Broth both vouch for thou
lid Will, "
cost se ~
sea in
rxclalmi
There ..
.-‘ at the rclcrccu ltnvo been?"
. ‘ gilt-ow any borer out of um.
lug wt] 1 not putting. forth his be .'
silent-1.1%”? .
Sill Brown; will n cy those instrh’t‘qt
ions to. e lotter.‘
. c. hard limit ill» boxcr who
rapt anything funny at tho
~.atnxed ior the burial" of
on son “over therei."
. .....+_._....-
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‘ LEAGUE TRIBUNAL
”7"": ”a c ’
n Sendn‘Cio'unter‘u'l'hrgfiu u
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CHIC 0, Nov; itr‘v-Augusk; ierr- .
rtnau hf. rm Nutlottfl Cour
(1 "Ban Jloltnson. president
‘oricnn League and also
tho National Commission.
nfercncc here yesterday to
itseuss? Ulit‘lé retailing to the future
ionduct'épi profsssiclutl baseball.
bio h .1 of the plans the National
30mm ' n metnbtiru have in mind
‘or the .. ognltlon oi the sport when
'tted to ‘P" resumed was
re the coitfcrence cxccpt in
' , . the report from Peoria that
not Adsoclatico of Profes-
sobsli Lnagues. in annual
ere, had,‘ pointed a com-
dcmand ti e abolition of tho
“I? the allot-native of a soy.
~;"f. diplomatic relations b9-
woon: majors bind the. minors. l
-»'Refe. its to that: demand Johnson
id: 3‘ . it plans We have for rcstou
n3 bridal! nficr thc war content-
.1 te bui ing from the ground up, and
’ t me at tho abolition of the Na-
obni :Msocintion ti" Professional
gasebali Leagues, which for yours has
wan mca‘bablc of managing its own
‘ airs; .an «fact tltc great majority of .PORTO menu.
was thy. have room beforc the Na-
coal Cbmntlssiott in rccont yearn
,. ve beOn‘minor ittrtgiic cases on up
I» al. Wgt'couutmplotc a reorganiza-
‘ion tbs/£37371“ providin a better govern-
. .ont fo‘titfbp ntinorilcagues than they
. ve eve‘r enjoyed."
humid.“ (‘omiskeyg owucr ol‘ the
.b 9980 Alucricansrlast night. said he
id not.bélievc that the action of the
minor leagues in deciding that the
«ialor leagues should draft no more ZBRSMP- They lufidod
tr their-players would result in nllil'ttl- at New Orleans to do t
‘3” war. T
. . - . i
Tanpcu "
‘ To HQLD sgsstou.
M...-
‘ ”fig. W..._V-..,
. Naval at New
'W'W' ”T'T'H .
7‘ T ' HEWLE . .. r- .1
mo “LL radon rule “7:4:de
Pi‘llllrciun 1's. Camp Upton ll. I’Clo
Ground.»
Rutgers , rags Grout Lakes Naval
Training ‘1‘ at Ebbctts Field.
lsekwhcire out of 10353303, ,‘Cbluuabifi 2 9%.. “'esieya'n‘ad‘thf‘District‘flo. 12. bills. Angie Greg}:
Wu ‘ . Q‘gl Luci"-
‘l’ t‘dbafil vsf-Boston College ‘15::
u ..
New York tinitct-eity vs. Maryland
Siam at College Park. Md. ‘
Pettnsyltnuia vs. Pillsbury at Pitts-
burg. -
Pelham Bay
in
Néval vs..
ren.
Williams vs. Amherst. at Amherst
Butvn vs. League island Navy
Yard at Philadelphia. , ‘
Union vs. Hamilton at Schenecmdy.
Syracuse vs. Hamilton at Ann Ar-
bor.
(‘itnp Merritt ts. (lamp Vail at As-
bury Park.
Camp Dcvcns vs. Harvard Radio at
Bruton.
.Andovcr vs. Exclcr at Andovcr.
Tutti-t vs. Boston University at Bos-
ton. ‘
Mainc ts. Colby st Waterline.
l’cttu Stat.» vs. Lchigit at State Col»
loge.
Nut‘y vs. Ursinus at Alinapolis.
Lafaycttc vs. Franklin and Mar-
shall at Easitlll. ‘
Chicago is Northwestern at Chica-
llt). .
Mlllllcsttt‘d to. Wisconsin at Minne-
upoli:.
\‘Cushinutmt and Jefferson vs. ticnc~
to at “‘;lnliill&l(lll. i’a.
tlcorgin Tech \r‘ (‘utnp Gordon at
Atlanta.
Ditl‘llllt nth \‘.~'
ovcr.
Holy ‘iv'i‘lish ts.
“'tll‘l'a litl‘.
Newport
Middlcbury ill Hair
Worciwtcr 'l‘cclt ut
NORWALK RIFLE CLUB.
. llgv [cuucsr a third match botWt-cn
thc ilmmogtolt Arms of Bridgeport
and lltc Norwalk HiflcviClub will be
flat on Sunday afternoon, Noventbcr
l .‘ nt tltc Scull: M'ilton' iiiiio lit-mgr.
t’ ilridgcport team will be met by
1’ local mun at tho llotcl MllhlleO-
,.
least oi e of the rcicreyfiflno promptly at l o’ciodt and from
tltrtc will IITlli‘f‘t‘ti to the lunar. Tito
Nttl'vtilik train is its follows. Baker.
i‘lmlt, Mjlttc. i't‘lccgcr, Reynolds and
ti'hltc Substitutes: Dart, Rui‘t‘usc
and “telling: tonic captain, (ianung;
, rungc officers. llroncll. . it will be rel
utcmbcrcd thutdtltc Norualk team has
won t 'oolltirztlagkntattdlca and hopes
to wi c thin dud last match.
435' w
’ovfld—«Joe Wai-
, icc. old time pttgll~
not hecn‘rccn in the
utility yritrn. will don
th glovcs again here tonight. Wul~
ontmlstAili .ti‘u ‘ tt
colt and Rico are among the 4.000
memhcrs of thc New ‘l.ondon.xttvul
misc. which is to lluidtllil‘ show for
tho licncfii of the~ United Wnr Fund.
. l-ldlth 'l‘itorp of New York, athletic
dtrcctcr :tt llic hour, is making the
I'i‘l‘l‘a‘llflt‘llltfnlfi for “it" show. Wlicn
ltc iottnd that tho Black Danton and
tin: old iron Mun were stationed ltcre
lac tmtncdlntcly nuttclte-d tlmm for it
{our round exitibiiiott.‘ Wslcott says
its: is in tho culinary ,tlcmtt‘tutcnt ‘nl
tltc bum- uttitn lticc is cnyzuxcd in
shipbuilding ‘ttt tltc navy yard.
\lttlcott Inst uppcared in a ring in
ltlll. Wilt'il Etc Wont six round-st with
Henry Hull at Enriport, Mo. Rice has
not fought slut-c November 4 1903
Hail iii Eastport. Me. Rico. has. '
when its fought ll ilftcen round
tvith Kid Goodman at Fall River.
REINFOR
0E HOME
FORCES;
. Naive Hundred Brown'Amerlcan cm. Y
zenl Manning the Home Lines
at New omiriu. "
Though denied the nightio supra
their country in France, because of
their ago. 1,200 Porto Ricans covet-tho.
less have demonstrated recently that
they are willing and eager to prove
themselves worthy of American clt.i—.
be other dny
air-bit. in‘tbo
home trenches, toward winning the
war and preserving the institutions
under whose protection they ‘live.
Under 18 or'nver 35, all of
l
4
"UNITED“ AR’FUN
(Unusual [from Page on».
1“ "m
t
1'
l
i
. mat! $0.13 14.,qu
flint-i 7N9, 14. «auras
l, and daughter.
‘ District No. 15.
- morLH. Sachs.
' ‘ District No. ii.“ John ’1‘. Hayes,
{William F. Bishop. Michael J. Lit:—
hon, lurs. Philip Moore. Mrs. Robert
iTallon, Charles and Harriet Payne.
Mrs. \l'iliia'm Puma. Thomas Fagsn,
. Bits. W. Sherwood, M English, A]-
girdd Russo. Peter Gui aban, Mrs. M;
’ A. Montgomery, Mrs: M. (7. Clark, it.
Bloch. Mrs. Mary Ryan. Miss 'ora
illyun. Misfit). Murphy. David ~ are»
ca. E. A. Dotson, William F. DeKlyn.
‘ ,llistrlct No. iii. Heating 1 Plumb-
ing t‘o., W. E. (loldsborouglt. R. (j.
Hunl‘ord, 'l‘t‘istcatn E Hyatt. James T.
:llubbeil. ' , ‘
District No. 19. Jescphine Golden.
Charlct Wilhphei
. Richard Golden. Mabel lint-chard, H. .
‘w. and Ella Gregory, S. and E. A.
Lynes. Jaim'H. Manning. H. 1".“Cole»
burn, F. (lobbard, T. J. Finn, William
J Tracey. ‘ 4
District No. 21~Mrs.'(‘. T. ilimond.
Chas. 'l‘. lilmond. E. L‘. Stuart. u. ._.
Buchanan. Frank H. Baxtcr, Frederic
1.. Butch, Dudley and Jeanette Ru)"
mpnd. Currie L. Weed! Florence ll.
Hamilton, Cotherinc A. Boyle, Thus.
P. Carney. Elizabetlt‘ It. ‘llamiiton.
Mary t‘. lluutilton Augusta i3. Hamli-
ton. Mrs: W. F. Jones. Mrs. W. in»
land, Mrs. Nora Mctlratlt, Mrs. J. (Tole—
ntan. Eilf‘ii ill. Walsh. Mrs. A. Syrian-
vurd Mrs. ti. HI Janos, Mn. Mary Fer-
gilsoll, inc: 1). Cancer, Margaret.
Walsh. 1‘. N. Knapp. Swift i“; (.‘o._, ilus-
roll Frost. t‘urrie A. Scytuour.
District No. 22 J. T. i't'uvlitl, Frank
Louder. '
District No. 2;: gl’rnuflliu A. Smith.
Emily L'. Smith. Uin’ld ll. Millcr. Josc-
pbinéti. Miilcr, l’uulittc 1.. Miller. Juno
pitiue L. Miller. Pauline .l. Andrews,
Chas. l". Mills, F‘. B. Minon..l"red ll.
Rowan. Anna Nasholl. ll. Lutztcr .l.~
lrving Dibble, r). invim Russ, Jot. Il- ‘uu wslcoms.
Taylor, A. 1.. Smith, Horace ibbiub'.
Destcr Hitchcock. :‘Busant S. \
Frank Nash, P. C. Qtlintnfli. Leslie
b‘ntitlt. Suutucl Hoyt, 'er. Bophli
Scltwitzcr. liutlt Ml‘ild. Mury Scltwltr
zcr. Mrs. H. Mod. hits..,‘l\'. Harvard.
John W. Smith, airs. zillion Connolly:
Mr. and Mrs. J'. (iodscttl. Mrs. Mike
Evan, Patrick Mocklcr‘, Mrs. t:oo.'\Vll-
in. . _ ‘
District No. 24—152 13. t‘olcman. Chas.
Fl. Jennings. [rvlng (l. Jennings. Muri-
posa Taylor, Holt-n Brown. Jomph
Brown. Frederick ll. Harris. Kate. W.
S. Harris. D. Valentino, Wm. K. Val.
cntinc. Mary Clark H. Godfrey Leroy
Adams F. A. Johnson Chan. ll. Allen. cated “that‘n‘g m” on” ’pg‘wzx A
Mrs. Angelo Dcilus. Albert Hill. E.
Harris. Gertrude Harris. J. Siauson.
Charles H, Godfrey. ii. Lleyellyncodv
comatsuugsw. "
if.
‘t
_. 33
Roy " .
to nerd
remixing to begin the rain“ once
of all cunts. sick and wound ‘."who
I
. “rah it. 1; . 3
~ WASHINW .. :wv. 16. #6111 ers
have been ismédL‘Gcneral Mulch an~
bounced today. for the gradual demo
biliutioti of all troops now in this
country. ’ ' ’
Demobilization will be in the follow-
ing order: ' .
First—~199veloptncnt Battalions. sev~
cntynone in number, and'oowprisiug
98,199 ultra.
Second—~Ccusciemious phloem! not
under arrest. .
Third~Spruoe Production Division.
Fourth—Central Training Schools
for unicorn with. Home modivcations.
Fifth-“United States Guards, now
numbering. 135.000 men.
Sieihwfinilr'a‘uy' Units.
Seventih—Depoi Brigades.
fightb~fleplecement Units.
Ninth~t20mbat Divisions.
’Thcro uoyir Ire in the Unitod States
1,790 000 awn umic" a'rms.
Orders which will result in the. im-
mediate demobilization 0! 100.000
melanin-oily are issued and filo-1???"
will be all their homes in the next
two weeks. ,
When the icduction plan is under
full operation, the Chief of Staff ex-
plained, 30,000- turn each day will be
rclcusod front the srntyf
Regarding the rctttrn of the troops
in France. General Mulch said the».
ordcr in ultlch the divisions will be
wllhtlanll is being ' loft to‘chcral
Pershing. It is thc intcutlonof tho
War liepat-tzttunt. however. so for as
Is practicable, to rctum «itch inlston
to the locality from which ”W nialtu‘v
lty or its mcn clinic and to parade tltc
division in udlnccnt cities so that iill‘
poopia may have ,4 clutnco to give fit-
“. 1"
do in example, he said, '
some acidicrs might be
Camp Devon: and paradc
and other tics,
Ordors have been cshlcd
.. Now
bridginu to
Jr
in oston
can be moved. and conva A
lcitc - is.
What: ... Vfifllflfi‘flfl' 1h id bc‘
gin lain fit‘yw“ .tflwtl}. ed
Camps at borne lLbc elsarcd out
to p re for tb‘s return of thc cxpo-
dition .' download the Gen: bindi-
dltcd. A tinit aof‘krcgu fir trdbns will
be left at each-coin]: to guard and no
my. Stephen nateutoherih. Mltch- Juice- it in preparation for the arrivn
ell. Philip Seib. undue Juntfigstcnni-
latte Lamont. Efblrt‘Fitclt G. W. Har-
ris Wm. Henry. t‘has. Stowc. liverott
McMahon. John McMahon. Lewis ll.
Nash. Louis S. More, J.- 1!. Light.
’l‘hos. J. Malone (loot-tic S. Kendall
Mary A. Cunningham. Eva P. Kendall.
M. R. Mcilnuslmtd, Chas. E. Jcnttings.
ltlrs..R. McCauslpnd. ,_
District No. 25>~~Thos. (‘ttvai'mgin T17
.C. Silurian. .l. E. Butler. J. T. lltttlcr
‘ District No. 26«—W. G. LPCOUM.
District No. 27*»Panny T Bttrncll.’l‘
J. l‘hulen. Sarah E. Studwcll, Abbie M.
Coburn. ’ ’
District No, 30~—S. J. Watkins. Mrs.
i
6! the overseas units, ., ,
Ilccaurm~ of its unusual dd‘mposltlon.‘
Gcncml March said. and its brilliant
mcord at the from. the undrlknin-
bow Division) will be glvcn'dpvniol
cansidcrnilon in the demobilization
plans. The purpose of tho depabtmcnt
Was not outlined speplflully. but. tint
impression was mined that thc. divi-
sion will be paraded in Washington
before it is mustered out. j
Steps nlmudy have been ”bonito,
word tho amortisation of the perman-
r. u. ,c. A. nmmuss’ .. . ..
Honour“? E
c ‘ .;. Agf -a—~ 7' 1" i‘ 5-1..
Govemfncnt ides summoning
for Catered Noun at Nara. (W.
Va.) Fondu- Plant.
hrsrder to morgue the unicigncy
tad morale a; . mitt ltoutl,.tbe
mothers why: , . RENE thein‘my
sit the from. tho {interment has bait.
at a'cost oi 315.000. 3 modern and Well
:gmpped E. M. C. A. building for the
grower men at the w c
at Nitro, W. VI. on d r ”ta-m
‘ This building is provided with lid
hard tables, bowling alleys, shower
baths, a soda fountain, ‘a library of
1,000 volumes. and 30 current periodi-
cals. a moving picture and auditorium.
Ammunition and swimming pool will
Supervision of this building and the
v.14. C. A. work is under the direc-
tton of negro secretaries, most of
whom are college men“ ttvtf of then
having studied at Chicago Unlve'ulty.
An increase in morals trad amciency
has ulread‘y boon noticed: according to
information which has reached
“rector of Nogm Economics, Donut
merit of Labor. When asked {or an
opinion about the beam workers an
oflicinl .at Miro said that the canoes
are the most appreciative workers in
the plant. The man is a white Teu-
nasseean who claims much experience
with negro labor. The. negro laborers,
he says. “can not be criticized. This
Government but provided vary libel-f
ally for the coloretfmen at this pulse.
and we believe that lie colored men
have responded and will continue to
rt . pond to the treatment they rcccive
here." ‘
”.9,
WATER CONSUMPTION suavev’.
HARTFORD, Nov. 16.»--For the pur-
pose of making a survey. of conditions
attending domestic water consumption
throughout Connecticut, Colob M. Su-
viilc. city engineer. of Hartford, has“
becn appointed by the Connecticur
Stain Council of Defense to its depart
mom of fuel conservation.
By means of Mr. Sevillc's survey.
the dopartmeut of fuel coneérvxtton
will secure data rcg’nfillug‘ such dint-
nailfhlfl;g§ ‘ . be “‘3‘" outer by
i Int-swinger. ()thcrinloatn's by
which incl mny'bc saved through it
geneni conservation of water con.
: aumptiun. will also be suggested by the
on with it View of uniting tinglin-
can’t-p ropemmeudstio lo the m-
ing Legislatum. Qua lonnnlres ‘fot
the puller-ins of data have bout mall-
‘I
M.
to on Council. has boon nominated
by the council at field secretary for
Connecticut 0 its Council of National
Air. Allen, who trill serve
vmsution. mutot‘piutcib
c midst by uni moonlit
Council for a state bold secretary.
....
OOMCERNING WOM EN.
listigcn.‘ August 1914, and June.
191?, 0W3? 200.000 murriages have
been recorded in England which. had
there. been no war. would not. have
bccn consummated.
in order that their musclcu may ha
sufficiently strcnmhenod to." enable
them to throw the lovers and kick the
‘ln‘ukcs on his traction plows which
they expect to man. the Jayhnwkcr
Clair; Tractor club of Salltttn.-l{an..
bur uddcd militsty training to its rc-
pctolre.
Mitts Florence» ’l‘itft. of Rockvillc.
Cums. a cousin of ux-Pi‘t‘fildullt Tait.
draw Minnie Goodrich. Samucl L. llmtcdict. ’cnt army. Aliment how in "16 “m! is cmployvd' in u tnunition‘idctory at
District‘No. :li<~-lligicy Machine Co. have been or will be offered an honor Pontpton Lakes. with a number of
Frat. W South Norwulk
i church.
Corporation. Standard «Oil (‘o.. N.
.. Nurwulk Box Co, Old Well Cizitr
Po. liowndcs Oyster Go. Sterling Fur-
nitut‘o (‘41.. Knapp & l'lcll Grain Co..
Stillson-llowell Corp; ..i__; M. Layton
(‘o.. inc. llcyltolds‘Moior (‘n.. Stud
troll Plano :Co. Norwnlk Mia. (10..
Rough. Hat (#0.. Dryer Hat Co: Na-
tional Bank of Norwalk. Woolworth
(‘p., Lockwood Mfg. Co. J. & .1. Cash.
i.‘d., North Atlantic Oystnr Farms.
Standard Oyster Co.» A. Bade] Oyster
(10‘..Lounsbury Blsscll (70., 8.
VJ
Miscollancous.
Baptist
Maud F. <Hurlbutt.
thetnfajpl F. S..Lleardstcy, Frank Richards. M. “0“ slready‘largely
Hersh-
.slon has been reached. New construe-find 0818“”? this Brent- 8968:}: and
ablc diochnrxc trim the emergency.
t'llilrtilllt‘nl and an immediate re-enri
listmrnt inrthe' new forces. A fur:
Mind) of one niunth with be gluon its I
an incentive to rc-cnlistmoni.
Ports (ii-tho Atlantic coast, from
Boston to Charleston. S. (3.. General
March said, are: being organizod to
input girls of woil>tc~do families.
W‘-
Rsuanssn noveuagn 19TH.
Douglas Pavia-~30“. No. 48. (l. A.
R.. has issued the. following onlers':
Com ' oat » , - _ ,
The 9th day of November is the
56th. anniversary of Lincoln's Gettys-
burg speech, that hallowed Gettysburg
_- To coyrnocsuoa Midas.
glint/em Walker» Smmma
Footwear Mam. ., .
The Connecticut State (bunch ot‘
Defense announced yew: y that the
Ml Wat; lndustrica‘flaty has
'0 ed out an . .
fwhmmers fl ‘ , Wren,
.
as! new man
vbgrcby 511$me grouped in }
four clashes, and are to be totalled
at prices which have been assigned
to each. class with the approval 01
the Wdr‘ Industries Board. The De-
fense Council has instructed. each or
the 168 u: humans of Connocttut
to furnish data in this connection es-
sential to the Wartindustriee Board.
All in: bureaus hove been {directed
to and to the office of the Dcieuse
Council, not later than November 13.
the total numbcr~of persons who sell
shoes in their respective communi-
ties. This must include not only
all shoe stores, but all persons who
sell any shoes at all. War bureaus
pore use told to makes list» of who;
dealers, within their res ectlre com-
munities. 1nd to keep thi on fltc with
d View to future distribution of cei-
tuln pledge forms and window cards.
HOME TO BE PROMOTE!)
FOR SOLDIERS AND SAILOHS
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. iii—«More
than eight million acres or loud in the
fix soutiwrn states of initisluna. Ar-
lutnsas. Alabama, Mississippi, Texas
sud Tenncssce have been tendered to
the government to provide homes for
soldiers and sailors. it was announced
here today by l.. (l. Sinnard, of the
Unitcd [States Rcclamatiun Service. '
Tito lands comprise state holdings
subject to homestead cntry bud pri‘
yately owned north. The acreage is
said to includt- a largo amount of cut-
ot‘cr timber lands.
To PROVIDE HOMES
l l
U. s. May Adopt California's Farm
Plan for “idler; ‘
The national governmentis stud)"
lug plans to prm-ideimprov‘ud farm:
for mturnpd soldiers on long. term
payments. The federal farm loan
itvork may ho extended to give fur-
.thcr support to this productive enter-
Pprisc. ThPi-plflnm-Wilifl) is described
iln full by Dr. Etin’ooi‘d Mead in
t
The basic idea is that undo ‘-
rtlte old plan many a settleriwawmn
”livid2 to occurs cnpitttl onouglt to tailor
{tugwild piece of land. build a house
on it. and support his lowly until
his land become productive. : but that
under the new plan the farmer lic-
glnu with his house built and his
fields already broken and tamed. and
thus very soon has an income.
"Sccretary Lane." says .thd World‘s
Work, “states what every thoughtful
1yogymnnt realise that it will be too
late to plan for forms when the war
fomls.
is over; that an urgent arid imllle- -
diate need is 'A program creattgd by-
men of thought, experience‘ and vi:-
ion under which it would be rmitsihlc
to say
you wish to go upon alarm. here are
'n'vnrlety of farms of which you may
take your pick. ‘which thé govern
.ment has prepared ntminst the time
_,of your returning."
”cw“;
freon" In WALL armr
. now YORK-Nov. 16. {van Street,
t0:30 it. tit.—~Attotirer break of 3 1-2
points in Marine 'Prcierred to 112.31%-
hnttdlo returning troops and it is pos- buttieiied. consecrated by,the blood at terday‘s low lovebirds tlte‘onli' “0‘9“
will be. used, . ‘ . ,
The question of final disposition of
the .grcathcontonmonts is having: stur
‘siblc that ports south of C’uarloston,our comrades oltbc‘Clvii War.
On Tuesday oventhg. November 19th,
Douglas Fowler Post. No. 48. and Doug
lac FOVIlor Woman's Relief Cb‘rps. No;
16. G. A. R" will meet ct'G. A. R. Hall; tile
Worthy feature of the early dealings
. ,on the Stock Exchange today, other
leaders. showing irregularitv.~ Moder-
advanees in prominent rails, Mox-
died. General nail-afraid. andiiTo‘decriahd’kindle mew thbflrdspi'patrintism [can Petroleum and obscuré spacial-
hus been. stopped. i
day with ceremonies, patriotic and up-
‘propriutc. 4‘ ’
ties were balanced by similar declinco
in low-priced transportation. U. s
subsidiaries.
5 W, Mm. mum” of magthc World‘s \\'0ri(-ilflil ulréudy helm».
fully tried out by the state‘ of (not: .
to the returning soldier: "it '
* Earshot. Your;
ED TO SURRENDER
tilt) witsrgnrsoosn
'. 2%th; government,
lg regarded as a distinguished
‘crner who has sought, refuge
Ila ‘ ' "‘3. has a claim to pro-
.ztton. «He, therefore. is presum-
. bly free to go where he likes, but
the fact that his suite actually has
been interned restricts his move-
ments.
ZURICH, Nov. 16, 5 :10‘3‘.‘ m.—
A panic developed at Munich on
Monday, according to the M-
blatt. of Stuttgart. All sorts of
alarmist: rumors become current.
Cries were raised in the W:
of “the counterrevolufinn in com-
ing,” and ”Kara are flu Prim-
siun.” Robbins guns warm
ed on the street corner: and be-
gan firing. For tine do]: West.
disorder puvuhd Mama:
citv. Railroad train: our! strut
our stopped running and bole-
graph and telephone communica-
tion wu ianpted.
Some semblance of. order finally.
was restored yesterday.
LONDON, ruddy, Nov. 16.—
l'ormer Crown Prince Briderick
Willism of Germany, has been in.
tamed at the castle owned by his
friend. Count: Gisbcrl woo Mot-
temich, at Swalmen, a town in
the Province of Limburg, Holland,
according to an Amsterdam dis-
patch to . -Mhonge Telegraph
:‘ If: iqreported that his
m. _ 06- KILLED
$64448 COMPANY
Licutenant'; ordon Schunclt. for-
mcrly of Norwalli. was killed in A12
grime fort-oi. Pruitt-c, Octt her 8, while
leading his company into battle after
line death of his captain. Lieutenant
Surcnck was a member of the U. S.
imitation which was out. of! earlier itt
t‘ic. engagement. and sent backro- a.
root camp. but within" twentyifour
11mm, wemordctpd back to the Mt.
he go "uy salsa sumr
10an . c. Hit 1' niacin Eastm-
huc. eutennfl- ck ,. a
cphowrof Mrsflieflrh x0. 8 of
The Gtcen. Lieutcnant Schenck was
it Yale gmdua‘n Ind leaves his par-
rnts and a brother in Brooklyn.
LIEUT. $3
WAR WORKERS" TIME GUT
NEW HAVEN, Nov. ten—rum ‘or
titc Marlin-Rockn'ell Company. muni-
tlons makers bore and at Norwich, to
day went on an eighthourba‘sis in
accord with all award by the National
War Labor Board made a week ago.
~ ‘-
H‘W Womanfwil
AS WE" As Men
Bills of: hot watec‘uoh mom.
lug holy. in look and feel
clung sweat; fmh.
'p-fi—y—a ‘
Happy. bright. alert—vigorous‘ and ‘
vivacious“ xoed- cigar skin; a. nub ‘
oral, rosy complexion and: madam
from, illness arc assurod only by
clean, healthy blood. It only every
woman and likewise everyman cd‘uldi.
fsnlizfe the wonders .of the morning
inside bath, what. ”maturation”
would tan-place; i '
Instead of on thousands of sickly.
uaemlolcokhg man. woman'. and
th: ‘ ty Ol' muddyfcdmplex-
-..
1.
dndcirsixed. too. from the Anglofisfahv‘ DEWEY: 3*
viéWpoint.‘they yat‘ hove bt'narédscoé
weeks sen trip, leaving thelrbeioved
humor to plunge at ones into" a man‘s «
work at it time when every American“
“coiled on to show tltcistui‘f he is 7 ‘ " ‘ 3
“it” Mt k . , WASYHNGTON. Nov. tit—Br er;
. p sac on here, and no wasted tending o‘er-edit. o 7.000 000 to tho
incrimtsicrcl'atciitirtwo-wrigggg.’ 0...... '0" ~
.the' «next. day they were. inbfnllédiinSffmflm fibres a ‘a tenth debt-3
their 600: rooms; in titcgon'wtu'e 3‘93”. ‘5‘“?!1 ”EMS t 3 ““35 mime ‘
fifigfitfiiflgwmd‘ifidbfltbe‘lr‘Ur’tiic'd hiatus. Gr t TBritaln tbday
'8' Km)“ amt'm ,c the ‘ . ,. . l at: ..,,.* .
will help toflniéFfi'W y wntgiven a new credii,of.3~500’000.0 It. .
. luly 850.000,000.. andrBelgtum 89.000.~
‘ FRANCIS-MERW’HE.
" f. lemnntn eh
(Adjutant.
Iiiijilingufi‘:jittfilmftitrvolume' ' ""le I} inst ’93,“ thomultitudes of?
;' _ _. , .. it“ 5‘ .r. .1” 1:!“
furiubibrilllcswin shipping! and stcslwiafiif bnzmismm: $3.331:
at the end of the first half hour. . “we. optimistic-throng of ‘3’” check-
' 0d people everywhere. . ’
p » _____ l Anintdds bath is bad by drinking;
l. LONDON. 4 Nov. ‘18.~Enthusiastlc ”ch. morning before breakfast, {I
manifestations are taking solace 3“" 9’. real 1‘“ “it" with a. m? '
. ‘ - » ton o ”the new and ten. yards of bowels the‘prc
{f§$°:: imlzsfeizgtdling f “ . .. i of limestone phosphate .in it
glues from. Midrld..”Vlctorv " . h from the ”mm“; ““13”“
_ m. " * duy’ indigestitdu mtg. sour .
Autumn tutti gpaiuons.‘ thus“.
. n3; presuming and flattening.
, ac Lam-ins, luvs. Anna ' -. - - ~ -
Quillart‘i ’F‘..Andrewt:.,- . - . ”Sentinel'Waui-Efidfl 'Worlé WW
' ' V tiers. ' ' " i 3" ».
mus cusotvs exrguoso ‘
, rue actuation all Local Stu-inert;
3’“an to Attdind Communist ‘
.lp Bridgepotu Tonight. "
A ,bgfi‘gielcgution in! local members
_ the hr of the Mystic Shrine m"
to ebioy tit
lot: of‘
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e fun ,at the cere-
Pyramid Temple’.
c Shrine, will be
at Bridgeport to-
. :lons point to a.
_, . The famous Arab
Patrols from Sphinx Temple of fiart‘
lord and Melbtc‘l‘em ple‘ of Springfield.
Mass. will be mitt And alarm
in the giahoratu 1-1 ercises. Dinner
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' ‘mcldfintslli. thumPor'tb midi.
rm be’tscrvcd' at like Casing-39ml ready barcadlétm.‘ *Pghflont‘w 000, ‘
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is it true entertained at dinner. It in; biflmf,flm,ng€\ . ,
- Masonic Temp“, , . » . . and. ‘f'. ‘ ’ T» “ V 3
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