and Personal
NE WS’
MEAD—GREEN.
bliss Charlotte 1. Green. the daught
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Green.
.36 High street. South
w. amountilm!‘
ma roman
for Norwalk and vicinity; ‘
lair tonight and Wednesday;
colder tonight, fresh south-
west winds. The Lake disturb-
» moved slowly during the last
hours and now forms a
W ’
,SOCIETY '
Norwaik. and, Meis
mm” A- “a“ "WWW 0' “I? Nor-i lla 'Durick, Mrs. Bosch. A. J. Flem
.walk Drug Store, also of South Nor- tuing. Stephen Rydell. W. l". Cogswell
walk. were quietly married saturdgyi Mrs. Edgar Prensa-er, C. C. Whitehead
’w
W '
would Hill
l
l
i District No. z.——Peter Juleufl, Mai
'geret L Roberts; , ‘
' District No. tJ. McKenney. Pau
Pious-tier, J. St. John. W. C. Watet
bury. Ada L. Penis. King Terrie, ll
Boeach. John Sch-r"
ward, lire. T. Ryan. UH. In
lorrill Roberta. Willie! I-
worth, Porter nineteen
Buttef'oflfi: :5. a 7 ,
l". Cogswc m
1 Merriman. M. E. Sritto. E. “I.
W. Spray, .L Uveruirow, lists. “a...
Mrs. Deboer. Gondoeto ubraui, l
f and it‘. W.(‘rowther, Mrs. Hudson. Il
sman. G. Miscrendino, Mrs. Ame
er
ot
Mrs. i. Pardee, Patrick Garvin, Mrs
lnAcrIouAaY . lion.-
near IN GERMANY
FEARED IF KAISER ts
PERMITTED T0 RE-,
TURN THERE
(Continued trout Page One)
"In Belgium we have passed the
railroad running between Beurain
pd Plorenville. further out we
“I! m the line .01 308W.
do are to the Jemeigue regto.
.mth of leaf Chateau.
“In tort-sine we have occupied
it. Humans-Cheaper, on the
south bank of the flied River, and
its on the road toward 8t. Avoid.
fie are in the region of the heights
.1 the Bear. Our troops have made
solemn on into Searbnrg.
l
lie and the Government's the =
it. wishes to join the German ed
tion, and probably will carry this
plan out it he can get food for the
The rulers of the old Austrian
state, the correspondent continues.
,have disappeared. as have the gener-
als who led the armies. Former Em:
Dem Charles is virtually a prisonerl
at Eckartsau with his suite. The Ant;
trian archduhes are scattered about=
'the country.
LONDON, Nov. il-vArrangexneatsi
for the approaching peace conference
‘am "will! completion. according tel
5' “' -. - I
hut“ haven‘t: a. mum will. Mae-r.
cc“... oi but; mcuequer; A. J. Balfoum
the Foreign Secretary; Earl Readina.‘
Labor representative and a recruit"!-1
tative of the Dominions. .
President Wilson‘s promised Vlllll
to Paris attracts general attention. I
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
NORTHEAST 0F VERDUN. Monday;
11 low pressure extending from
, to Maine. It is causing un-
‘ ead showery weather with
-e and mild temperatures in
districts. Pleasant westb-
Free'ring teinpearlures be-
- Rocky Mountains and the
temperatures about normal,
in the western and southern;
afternoon at 4:30. at the home of the
bride by the Rev. l-‘. A. Coleman. rec-
tor of Trinity Church. The Misses,
lilorothea and Willa Green. sisters of:
.the bride. acted as bridesmaids. and! son. Miss Martha ' , u ‘ u v 1
Elmer L. Mead, of Seymour, (laiinH‘QIWP-vk Mabel WWI. re. . a
1 rent. hate. 3.
trains. Mary Cotccran, Fred A. Ells.
. H, K. Kellogg, Mr ;. l. (‘OlufiltK‘iL Mrs.
brother of the groom. was best man.
Owing to serious illness iii the family
, Hutchinson.
l Wiswall.
Hoffman, W. Disbrow.
Yorke. .Tirs
hits. J. J
Nellie M.
Meyer Yedlin,
District .\'0. 17.—Mili§ Hilda Ander-
llrown. Lena M.
Mrs.
Ila I'il‘ilill. Frank
there was no celebration of the happy 11' Jones, John T. Davis. Mrs. Murray
event. They went immediately to their
l -vi.<_ Lee
McLaughlin. Michael I".
mouse and Ichraugan.
"In Alsace we have created Gol
Severus; and have installed our
advance guards at the ates of
Wasulnheim and Belch . Par-
.liet south we are in the proximity
6f the Rhine from north of lien
greuach as far as the Swiss bor-
er.
Nov. 18 (By The Associated" Press).
German odicers who met the Ameri-
can forces at Bouligny today were fin-i
p.
ger to hear about the latest deve
meats in Germany. They say that!
news has been kept from them and
for days prior to the signing of the
armistice they had heard no details“
of what was going on.
Lit ut. William Schmidt. one of the
German cdicers. told the Americans,
o\
N? ‘ The “service flag”
business
VERY “business” must show
its service flag these days; it
must make its resources serve
the nation and the boys that are
'gone. , . i
.In our business we’re trying
to show men how labor and ma-
terial can be released for the na-
tion’s uses; here’s the way: avoid
all wasteful and unnecessary
WAY. sov. 1e, ins ‘
4b....—
in
[liver extend as far soulh
. home on Putnam avenue and later
'v A YEAR AGO to points of inteerst.
. TODAY.
.raturc:
l~ dy.
Mr. and Mrs. S. (‘harlott of this c
.E. Spiuo. Sergeant-Major
Redford of Camp Devens.
El berl
. 7......“
“Ify News
Donut meeting which was to "9“" ”it “'Wkand no the sum
the weekend.
-
; day morning.
l
ly.
”I‘ll-r monthly meeting 0, Walter ‘Blauvolt has returned to I
all: Building, Loan and In» duties in ”1" ”"90“!" N
Association will 'be/ held lel‘ it pleasant visit at Ills home
Dining .3 the others M Taylor South Main street, second dintri'cl.
, on Washington sll‘f‘el. I
lid Mp. Joseph Welue. of it
_ 2 ll tweiiue. are the proud par.
of a baby girl whit-ll arrivcti at
home last evening. Mother and
are doing nitelv.
v‘ily's furlough spent at his home.
Mrs. William F‘. Korn of Burrltt in
V..
W women oflMo—oscheud Legion as was reported In yesterday's 8"“
fim . very important meeting ncl and In still iit that place.
min; in the rooms on South":
.etreet. All members are re-
. to be present. '
Mrs. Donald MacDonald has relul
th‘t‘k with 'her mother. Mrs. M.
' l’tltl hp, 7 l‘t‘m’e let‘el.
what ever you are going to g '
ti! boys for Xmas at liall‘ price.
AIM for the soldier boy-money
comfort kits, trench mirrors.
I, cigarette crises etc. is now
. . DonncIly'u 16' So. M’alu St.-
ill with the Spanish influenza in
home on William street.
members of the Entre Nomi “mm“ m Sohum," “wk. N. J.
“b met last evening at the morning, "n”
of Mrs. I. T. Payne, Max Hill mm“.
cards and music helped
a very pleasant evening Illl
at short furlough wi
F In Norwulk.
next meeting of the club tough 55.,x‘)r\\.alk.
held on next Monday evening '
of Mrs. Whafey, on Leon-
i. first district.
-——_.
Robert
H Fidelle, of Benton street.
ted yesterday afternoon by
Ulcer" Henry Seller for numb»
. ‘ne’faho in about twenty Iington. N. J._.
is, was shooting crap wil'l Mru. liliztl Hagan at
r of youngsters about twelve (‘mss street.
age in the Sprlnawood section
hefty yesterday when he was
Wall street.
her home
Mr. aners. Charles E. Franks.
_. Judge' George. Ii. VOSbul‘gil this William Tuttle of New Canaan,
‘8 and his case was continued
ITOW. l
«p.-.-
bAILV THOUGHT. ‘ John A. Miles of Broad River.
it created free, and Is free. ' ........_
A. . - born' in chalns.~~ Schiller. ‘ M” "8 MPeker of Union Place 13
.L....-w -_.-._._.-- _ ; returned from a visit Ifi Brookl‘Vn.
i
._ ln’s Remedy for f Kasper Wchmer of Hartford h
Chills and Fever ibcen visiting in Norwalk.
hi 50c
’ l - Guaranteed or Money
' Refunded K
. uni Sold By
~ cit-Powell rn..
“ . titNorwa
*—
lng a trip to ludlana.
DAILY THOUGHT.
The noblest mind the best conten
ment baa—Spencer.
.' [Ilevu a Great Fire
. touch your valuables if they are in one of our Safe
~‘
pooh-gee, endtruuhambeplaocdln encourage
W t“ ' fl ‘
I
twill enjoy a postponed wedding tr...
Mr. and John B.
Mrs. A. Marclla and Son of llmoltlyn,’ Heine.
and Leo McNeil of Bridgeport, over
_ Miss Myra Swain of Clinton, (‘tlnu..
. .71!“ held at the ArulorpNovem— l Rev. and Mrs. E. l". McGrcgor at their M”
m "1'0 interest of the Prepar- home on the Green. returning to her
”fugue has been postponed ln~ duties as a teacher in ('08 (‘ob yester- urd Hoyt, Alice
Attorney Prank Odell. who has been. llllltl. W. il'rllmil
Julius liallcrun returned yesterday
'clock when a delleblful lunt-lt morning to his station at Hen‘soullurt.
served by the ilflfii llnd hot‘l- L. l.. after spending an enlovulllc fur. ezlu. "“hn “WW“ 'mh“ 'l‘. ”“0"-
. I). 'l‘rlalram '(ii' ill-tullily
.‘w‘lleni Sunday with his parents. Mr. "“111. "0“. JO-‘Pllh At 1’98““-
aud Mrs. Charles ll‘. Trislranl of East
. Mr. and Mrs. lrvln Nicholln of New
; York spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.»
' W. F. Leg of East avenue ls mali-
Joann—our cuifmiu his. the are, bl
lam-w, Mrs. _J. I.. Adams, J. 0. ll.
gyro. Mrs. G. l“. Grady, John W.
.tuymond. Mm. Louis K. Hartman, W.
t‘ i’l‘l'er, til-act» M.‘ Vfllii'ni. John Val~
I lent. line L. Vallent, i‘harles E. Montr
'gomcry, Mrs. eorge Collin, 81x; Mrs.
(ill
lty
High, 45; l0\\,len[enuined sprgeamfiajur Thomu'Willium Russell. Mrs. M. Manning.
' Mrs.‘ l‘llurles (‘affery, Mrs. C. ,Gucrln.
J. llen’ou Werner, Florence Mathewa.
i'roetz, Mr. anti Mrs. A.
E.
District No. [9.--4:l‘8(te M. Olsen,
Mrs. J. Mace, Mrs. C. SIauson, Helen
Helen Cahlll. Mar. John
lMunning. Adeline ilounlon, Margaret
' M. lfuyiuonti.Cornella' Raymond, Rutir
of crt‘ord Keeler, Mrs. M. M. Jessup. Mrs.
1.. Miller. George Curtis, Miss E.
H. lirocltway, Nehemiah (‘undec, Mrs.
ll. llevn, A. J. McMulltin, Mrs. llow-
lratherlnud, Mrs.
lThomas Leatherland. i-l.J. Abbott.
[James ll. Walsh, Gladys M. lull-aye.
m Elizabeth: McIntosh. Mrs. (tcorgc
‘ Smith, Thomas Bradley, John P. Mr
t i Roberts.
“"5 ""dv 1‘" Sally, J» n. Hurrls. William llelfortl.
In Mrs. A. A. Meeker. Mills K. "uH'il. E.
,S. Taler. Mrs. H. Kent. Mm. I". E.
ritrndy. Mrs. ii. A. Baldwin. Mrs. l“.
Sergeant Hurry It. Tove m. 67 Lexi Wilcox. Misses 'Kglit‘hi‘l‘. Mrs. “but
Inxton avenue. returned to Camp '“y- M3” BMW“ M” Brett). ”"5”"
(il‘t‘PnP, N. if.,'ycsierday. after a two
Watora. Mrs. G. M. Benedict. Mrs. K.
Downs, Mr. and Mrs. (l. M. Coul'ltin.
! Mrs, Henry P. Price, Margaret l.. Fur-
]lell, William Howard. ll. ll. _Woutt
‘e' ward. William P. Rnutlull. Emily »"im~
nue iltlli not returned from Sprinxllcld dull, ldu "- ('“IPbum- "- P- “‘8‘“,
Mary E. Ioekyer. Harry I.. and
loulse Woodward. Georgiana ll. Iloyi.
Ilefiwrl R. Smith. Julia 8. Holchkinl:
. Walter Hitchcock, Mary “catty, hut-re
'n- ltcalty, ll‘. Walters. Mildred ('. Main.
ti-
cd to Hartford. after spending the W- F- ““h'wn- M" “d M" H- “M"
rcnburger, Mitt. l.. Hyatt. Mn. Burr.
Mrs. W. B. Unllcltz. Miss A. Brock-
! way.
District No. ‘21-» E. Ii. Dorsey. Mrs.
Mrs. Haaprllnner.
a Mrs. i". Svec, I'Zliztibclll' lrclund, Mrs.
A.
. . ‘ .. . t
MW ‘0”, how,“ is mm": m lug inllallun. Mia. .I. I.. Ilundcrson. Mrs.
Hyatt. Mrs. W. Scott. Anna liorscy
iAnna Powers, Kathryn Powers. Mrs.
l ll}. Muguer, I). Mt-Netton. Mrs. John Al
Alcxulidro l’niuail‘t) returned to his lcn.
, lllll
District No. 28.~-Co:inlln Spctonzo.
.Iolin ‘ Ilom k. Stephen 0'!.Pngycl.
John Kolhay_ Joseph llatuyaa, Joseph
.Tiiillku. Swlnult. Joseph 'l‘hopsvy, Au-
, Kllrlllllo Caruso, Micllucl Iicndi. Albert
Succll. Crlsiofino Cupurulo Andrcw'
lieruiun. Stephen Bunyai. Mrs. J. \‘cu.
Ill
.Iom-pli Kish. Joe Wargo. Jcaepli l'il
gi‘ictro. Mills Jiore. fouls l-‘Iorc. Alv
L bert L. Iiodcln. Joscph Loztir, M rd. W.-
n, Kopl-lm, Andra Ritso. Mary Ii. Ilcr-
District No. zit-v Scbhe: (“luppo
Georgi- i‘lfuugcry. S. Posse-ti. Jolln
' Ilcnzulll, Jon M. \ Bernardlno. Lucy
"l‘crtelln. Alex. Ituta. ’l‘ony Maestro.
Yuick i‘iacclll, I’ctto Pace, Tony (la-
arc nailing his “175",". none Donuto Cllristopll'or. Frnnlt Ro-
mano, Jouepll Pace. Sarah A, Smith,
Michael Warga, Calvin J. Snyder,
_ Elizabeth M. Snyder Mril. Jo'ln Gil-lav.
’John Gunzy, Mrs. Susan Pesak, Ora-
zlo (llofii, Michael Coccbls. Louis
In
of
y Mr. Seizer, lie appeared 130 Main street are entertaining Mrs. Brent), Dominic nurse. 1 H.010“??-
tlerc, Salvaior Pallarlno, Pietro Flore,
Pasquale Di Pietro. Andrew Klsh,
John Baiiyai, 140““! ll‘mlricli. Tony
Massarc, Paul Joseph. Joe Valianie.
Patsy Elltfo. Patrick Pnplle_ Pasquale
-Barlettn. Gus Ruta. Snvin 'I‘roucuue.
:l‘rank Mojcrcs‘flrs. W. Kcrtesg, Joe
as leskorJohu Popp. Stephen Howarth.
John Rgdway. James Flore. Vincent
Pagano‘.
as Mrs, William J. Brown. of Beldon
. lavenue. will entertain the smembers
of Friendship Association, lNo. . l‘. at
her home this evening.
I The rehearsal bf the teams on‘guard
ofEureka Rebeoca Lodge, No. Q: will
_ be held on Friday eVening at 8 o'clock
_Jobn H.‘Batter90n. will serve r'efresh-
_ meats. The state oflcefa‘will 'bc 'erc
tertained by the local l‘odge on Deon
ember Gill and a cordial Invitation him
9 been extended to Hassl‘ltcbecca Lodge
of New_Cunaan to participate In the
l’festlvitles. It is of th'E-utm'ost lmpop
. tsnce that all member! of both team!
he on hand Friday'evcnlug for the re-
. hearse]. ' L' ‘
[Vs
1‘
l
Misti Lillian Necender. of 4': Fort
.siteet. moi-ted to the police that on
[Icahn November .11. while drlvlnd
uptbeblllneeruie former Uleoll
inlet-ll, m W in car-
I
giona do not cease to give our
troops advancing evidence of their
love for France."
. ._—._—
AMSTERDAM, Monday. Nev.
18.—A Berlin telegram under date
of November 13, says the physical
crisis there appeared to be over.
Order, it is said, was maintained
with an iron hand. and robberies
,were punished by immediate exe-
cution. At that time the life of the
city was returning to normal.
COPENHAGEN. Nov. 19.—The first
section of the German fleet to be de-
livered to the Allies Iei‘t Kiel on Sun»
day for the North Sea.
COPENHAGEN. Nov. 19.»—Tllla sec-
tion of the fleet comprises the battle-
ships B'ern. (lmsser Kilri‘uerst.
Kronprlns Wilhelm. Marltgrat'. lioniy.
Albert and Kaiserin. and the billlli‘
cruisers SeydI-its and Moltke.
LONDON, Nov. 19.-—~(‘.onsldcllng the
surrender of German ships to the All
lies, a German‘wireless messagt- rc
ceived llct‘eyays that at it directing oi
ll-boat crews at Willielulsliuvcu on
Nov. 15. it was ”limited to take the
submarines out whenever the net-es-
nary otderu were received.
1,0NDON. Nov. 18, .lutllluy. 'l'litl
program fot the surrender of iilt‘ Hill"
than item. as the result of coufel‘euc
es held bcIWecn British and German
naval authorities. is that the ships‘
will leave Gerinlln ports on Wt-dues
day and will be taken over by the Al~
lien on Thursday. King George and
the Prince of Wales will review the
(irantl l-‘lcct at ltosyl'u on Wednesday.
Lilit'l‘ the fleet will sail lor the tour .
tlczvous assigned for if") surlctldc.
09 ['1' mony .
LONDON. Monday. Nov. id. Kit-r—
many wants the terms of lllt.‘ armis-
llce motilllt‘ti no that she can have
economic llllt‘i‘f‘OUI'i-‘e with the terri-
tory on the left bank of the Rhine as 0D?“ their season at the Bridlfllorl GOVERNOR
before [In ul'tuiStice, lir. (loll the
Foreign Secretary. anyu'in tl wireleas
dispatch received here. The int-usage
is addi'chepd to governments of the
United Suites. Great Britain, Franco
and Italy.
in view of the close economic relu~
tloiti between the country west of
the Rhine and tht‘ remainder of Ger-1
many, the preservation of which is
necessary "to the continued peaceful
development ot Germany." Dr. Soll‘
aflkfl the modification of some dozen
points concerning this region.
For instance. he asks permission
for German owners to exploikaa here-
tofore the Coal. mhqiijuhd iron ore
mines and the general tree use at
the Rhine i'or transport'bvithhr the old ~
boundaries of the German Empire.
The Foreign Secretary also asks
vermlslsion for free navigation by way“
of ’itottardnm and the coast for the
provisioning of Germany; the contin-
uatlcn of Industrial pursuits on the
left hunk of the Rhine for the use of
the remainder of Germany. and free
railway traffic in occupied torl'ilol‘iH;
The old frontier of the amour. in-
cluding Luxemburg, Dr. Sclf suggests.
is to be regarded as the customs-boun-
dary and custom duties are to be lev-
ied by Germany. '
. Dr. Solf declares that without these
modifications Germany will “advance
toward more or less Bolauavlst condi-
tions which might become dangerous
to neighboring states.
. ‘ 1
Renewals the previous protest
'agalnst the ‘surrender *of means oi
trpneport and protests '. against “con-
tinuation of the blockade." its con-
cludes by saying uthtit attempts.- by
German delegates to discuss these
matter! at Spa had been unsuccess-
ful because the representatives there
of the Alliedcouutrles lacked the he
'ctgs’ary powers. - . .
0NDON. Nov. 19.--The principali-
t' ‘ of Schwru'sburg-ltudoletadt and
Scbaumburg-Llppe have been declared
republics. - «wording to a pertain
wireless message. The Diet of BEXB‘\
Colours and Goth-fadvocates the Join-H
tug of tire Duchy to Bavaria. 7
The Soldiers' and Workers' Council
at Cancel says Field Mitchel. von
Hindenbura is cutlerjiie protection of
the Consult. _ ~— ‘
WNDON._/Nov. lbw-TI. entire ’0"
lithe! “nation in W .II DMD-
‘leeel. m to l _ "eieeetail
’e'
"The people of the occupied rev
tlonnbly turned the tide against Ge'r—
nlnny. In his opinion, there would
have been a diflercnt story to tell if
America had kept out. He said the
Germans generally did not hold a
grudge against America or Americans,
aJtllough some blamed the Americans
for their detest. .
With the arrival of the Third Divi-
sion at (‘onflaus at 4 o‘clock on Sun-
day afternoon. church and school
bells Were rung and the civilians
turned out to welcome the Anlcricuns.
The mayor and village officials ar-
ranged a reception for the American
olllcerll. Confirms ls damaged but lit-
tle. -~~
BASKETBALL Til
.' BE REVIVED HERE
their entrance into the war unques-,
clothes buying; insist on good,
long wearing clothes when you
do buy—on such clothes as
Hart Schaffner‘ &¥Marx
Italic ”all-wool materials,
line tailoring. geod‘siyles.
ROGERS &.STEVEN$
The home of Hart Schafl‘ner & Marx Clothes
l
Basketball is to [W revived In limit
city during the coming season and al‘.
though it is impmbablc that we willi
be represented by any big |eaguc‘~
from as in the past few “rears, one of
the fastest amateur teams in the state.
will be put on the. floor to defend the} ,
name of the city.
The com is composed of the creulr;
ofthe local basketball slurs and each}
has a reputation as a first class indi-
vldutil and team player. The angrctzu-lV
tion will line up with llluc’kmen and.
Herring playing forward. mil monitor
at the center position and Benny Mil-l
on und Lawson as guards. ‘ '
Tllcsc boys are otit for the champion
ship and are opt-n to book. iulmcs witlll
the best and- fastest teams In the3
laziest. ‘teams In- titr- state. All com?
munications should be addressed to
Ma‘nauer Robert Lincoln, in Puintim‘l
Boys i‘lub. In that city, on Priduy cve‘l
nlng, November 22nd. when they will
take on the crack Rectors. i
- I
Friendnhlp Association, No. 7. will
meet this cvenlnc with Mrs. “:llllllm
J. Brown, of 18 Beldon avenue.
——.di
Glass of llot Water; '
, Bolero Breakfast i
. a Splendid ilab‘ll i
Open Sluicee cf the System Each ‘
Morning and Wash Away the
Poisonous1 Stagnani Matter
-a
ll
II
\
-......_-_... ’
'l‘lltisc of its who are accustomed to,
feel dull and heavy when wit: atrium.
splitting llcu-Juchc. stuffy front a culd.‘:
foul tongue. nasty breath. acldratom.
look and feel an flesh as a daisy 81"
ways by washing the poisons and m!- .
ins from the body with phosphated
hot walér each mrrmlng.‘ ‘
We should drink lit-tom mailman. '
a glass of real hot water wiul a for:
spoonful of “methane phosphate In It
to fltltth from the stiiiuaob. live‘i-, hit“
ncys and ten vardil offlbowela the pro-I
vlous dav'a lndluatlble wattle. sour,
bile and poisonous toxins: thus cleans;
lug, sweetening and purifying the en!
tire alimentary ‘Iira'ct before puttlnl '
more food into the stomach. ’
The action of llmeiionb phosphate
and hot' water on in empty stomach
is wonderfully anigorating. it clean.
out i the sour fermentation, gases.
waste and scldily'and gives one I‘
splendid appetite for breakfast and it
is said to be but, a little while
until the roses booth to spinal-
in the cheeks. ’ A‘ .
pound of limestone pheepbate wt!
abet my llitledtlbe chemist
h m infill“
Inn: is it advisable to let that cold run‘
out-term
a.
An opportunity of showing onc's patriotism by not sub-
sin'ibing to the United War Work Campaign. Sent your sub-
scription to headquarters, Mahacltemo Hotel.
”LEE-J!!!
In Foreign- Countries
and lucitiesinfiispguntrg aswell. d t
Bankers, ote , an transportation companies 0 he
take kindly to drafts which unidentified persons seek to cash.
The best insurance against money troubles when away
from handle to carry a book of TRAVELERS‘ CHECKS,
which are self identifying, available anywhere at par and sold
by this Company.
THE CENTRAL TRUST CO.
Nor-walk! Connecticut
‘ \
'onosas'iuveICAL—‘T CHRISTMAS pAchoss
EXAMINATIONS svoeeao is use ctloss.
l‘hSulcnl examinations of all draft Very important view rulings.
registrants has been cidered dlscon The war department has provided
tlnued in this state by Governor Hol- the Red Cross with a supply of addi-
comb, the message reaching Draft tlonal labels unaddrcssed, to be fur-
Bcardzl. the baud draft board of Melted to the nearest relatives of
Bridgeport, yesterday Previous to members of the American Expedition-
mm an order was received to discon- ary Forces who may not receive labels
tue gaming”; of 18-year-olds. :on or before November 20: Such near5
The various boards still have con- est relative of a member of the Am-
alderablé work before them in com- erlcau Expeditionary “trees may
pletlng classifications and supplying make application to 3 Bad Cross re-
the detailed data asked for by Walsh “MRS station ”‘9 non-receipt of 8-
lugton officials WW1» that to his knowledge no other
......_--—«—__—- . parcel is being sent to the proposed
TWO HELD ON AfllspN CHARGE. recipient and that if a- label is subse-
NEW BRITAIN. lNov. i9.——Philip quently received from overseas it wld
Pearson and Louis Linderman of New not be used. ltthls is done. the near~
Haven W"? arl'alsned 0“ a BMW? 0‘ est relative will receive a label an:
arson. in the police court c’esterdav- addressed. together with a- carton.
None except circumstantial evidence which when filled and examined and
was produced and'thelr attorney. P. F. certified to by the Red Cross authori-
MoDonongh asked for their discharge. ties can be forwarded overseas. Ap-
The motion was overruled and both plicatlon blanks for labels can be pro-
were held for the Superior Colm- cured at the headquarters In the part
They were charged with setting “"3 0f the city where the applicant lives.
fifth?" place 0‘ business in "“5 0“" Nothing can be shipped without the
loot week.
special carton which must ltd secured
from the Red Cross. The. time Hunt
for the mailing of cartons has been ex.
;tended to November 30.
l Packageanr workers with the Y.
M. C.- A. K. or 0., Salvation Army.
and, other organizations~wprking with
. the American Troops Overseas may he
sent by the nearest relative'iillng‘ a
statement with the Red Cross receiv-
ing station certifying that he or she is
the nearest relative In the Unit
states of the proposed recipient of the
Christmas’ruckige. This being dohe ‘
Another day. It hurt. necessarya'
another “0““ Serra “91'3”“ Emul- a special carton will be given the up
slop. Linonlne. is the standard remedy
pllcunt which when upon being filled
for couahs {“1 ”"5- even “Furfi‘ g is to be taken to Red Cross Receiving
“WWNI YMMV ‘0 fl." 3"“ hen “'3 nation for exauiluation, et‘é.
properties. . __
‘Infiueuasuid 0ND victim! "° A clarinet was disposed of at the
quickly restored to imam *4 "W. horns of a. Naun. 13 0mm street.
by month. theme“. will: 0! I!“ ‘Satnrtlay night. The instrument n:
,woa by Robert Phelr ofNorwelh. TM
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