'08? mo $28me
on m snws .
no me maestro non 31cm council
M Wow How Ind's.‘ mumml bliss-1:1? Inflpflfie:
M'mfimfinel Is As rock With Associated "
u. Whit e Piper. w“ .
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”GMT” "BI NEW. rm ALL rm 0' THE '08” IV A ”SGML Will A” OUR OWN OPERATOR
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noun Ionian cons. "DMY,IOV.I),1018 can __
PRESEBENT’S Sill Wilim'
l ABRUAH lNllEHNlTE Bill” WHEN HE
Intends tomes All At—I WW“
Manama”. "0
1918 HOME D l
NOE .AEEECIED
20 German "humanities
Surrendered lo Admiral +
SEREEE Hills
, , l . ‘l feirsinthenllvm W
. ' : - as , e u ‘ .
ill loll .BlWEilflER Wm, Essences: - » ; - r
-. ‘ —~—~ . ’.usassrivhssrscs s”‘”’ ' ' €I]EWV|HI “ '
lire Supporting and Joint Home For the Aged. in to... of his Mmlw hi con-eel “ail-v ems-taco reli- ‘
_ ' “Steel MSys- Westpm't Avenue, Crowd-v ties with themes-g or the Moo dent of the“. ' up of the . . .... _r,. ’ '
tern of South Norw‘elit e ‘ed With Those interested [mm gator-I It “Shalom vu' out: who:
President last”)! m .. nether in-
tents of the lion-hm en sites
cotton on III“ who. khan was
in' Worthy Work ' .
iiuuciii'iimli
.uiiiiiiitiiilut
lJ-‘leels Will Proceed ‘lo Shore in Charge of
,, “commits sndlilil Then beheaded
skint. ,
.Whilc the some! comment of
M“ it ,~ illi-
iisiiiIisliu mull
- minim
gino- uidttl ct like?) “satin Hie tees out shove the mmmam
was a r t, we: ' . ,. , . . .
viiibe him comic-'ricbtovewhiohh , the » .~ . ' .
W... e. ....... .mwmmmmhu by kids! (hows and incl-prefers.
peacecoeieruce. bnthiepreeeecentmicutbem -,
throuteol is necessary.” in the minds1 Fen-instep w by Petrol. Greet 311W!“ Pre-
' t............................................... melmwm‘ UkrainianGo rnmcniiiasliee "
« c . - . . . ference there was a belief today thgtjho Home r t M his one . ,
’relse Given.'l‘hose 0.01; Madam Lilhan Dove, of New flamingo?! remainlabroed ic.,ocnc up in a noun court thil go: to Put Norwelk Over ve n .
W .M last “0‘ _ - - e 7 out unti the greet-.100!!!“ ,_ _ , u . , a ‘
Ellui merit ' ode ' YorlgDelrghts With Vocal or out of the work of the peace con- . Ballard told n ” w d be ’ . . -' s
p Selections forence has been completed. fies-in; to which In. another. W‘ b in m tor the , ev m.
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This extensive underteking started The Home to, the Am was mm (Continued On Pm night) ‘i .c.... t , W,W“M n history 0: _ , ,
h." “1? “H“ W 6W“! crowned for 1913 Home Day. Cloudy i loath" CI W0 W m, at, m W. n...
33103:, 33:! gfimlr$becgd d}: skies did not affect the spirits of [base ARMY WILL RETAIN ; M ‘0? th “ y n 0”
, working for this good cause and yes- ‘ I30"! ’ ' .
m 01 "19 V017 strenuous wartime terday afternoon the meeting was . 13 not: 0‘ ndevllie “ ‘ I to . ‘
beheldtcnichtettnel’ehceendne-
sent tbeslm in connection with the
programmes sogemillevolnlion ill llolland Blows liver,” Bill Great
Arley ls Causing Unrest in Germany.
l
'M overtook it- The‘agaln the place of the day.
5““ ”MW actually became 0D‘l Owing to the illness of the presi-
IMOI‘.W the minus” dent, Mrs. Davis, the first vice most-
” "" not entirely completed “m“ dent. Mrs. W. H. Baldwin, presided.
' '0” 9‘“ 0' October. The “’8‘- of Dr. McGregor conducted the brief do
a? 113,213 ttfiérfuggcegpyy 3;: Voiional exercises. A pleasing part or
flu Mollyéwith 139 South Nor“the entertainment was the singing of
giant in ii
' BEST trillion in my”
General Staff to Keep Tliose'
Reservists Who Showcdlll.
petal; With $30,000 assured, the men-
agers of the campaign are in nedd of
$6,000 before the drive closes. To
night is the finish. although money;
I. Bennett’s
The first of the approximat 160,-
000 men in the Officers Corps releas-
. ~ ‘Madam ”man Dove. 01' New York . Animal mailed today and received durl the’ LONDON Nov. 20.-—Twenty Unconfirmed ’ this that "
$3.1m“ xiom' ‘Sci‘pii‘l’dbeéimi‘a? ”"3"? '15 “terms”??? 0015 Most Proficiency ; Crashes Into Iron Fence week will be credited to theutot-l.‘ submarines were sumo-gm Kw . septa-ted“ .‘
’ - ll'flf‘l Oi‘ slngng a can on ll R. an M . n l. be i , e. . ~ t;
3:13; ctgivlonfldwl‘t); profits or the is it soprano of unusual merit. WASHINGTON. NOV- 20.—Steps to: and W320“ i“d Contents $14.?”3 “0 “0" an“ ”d to”; $0!“ to M ‘Wmflumfl Hidithom J. WW lmw "um ‘ 1
nation ",2 publicorrteggtfigeztrfgefi-l . - ”* retain permanently in the army our! DeStroyed The entertainment committee an- 'W m o '} w.‘ . '
. m'a. " f ((tont‘inued U' "“0 Twelve) cers commissioned from civil life whol w“ ---e-‘ _, . Milk-M W: ‘t 5W, ‘0'“; W“ to . , r m ‘
"m l W“ have displayed marked ability are‘ The horse drawing the Strawberry too-tinder: ‘ M twang» a pronunciation dis- theses-risen am down ..
“’°""““°““"‘°"‘” lRflBEflTSSTiEM so nonrandom dimers" he" * ~ M “.49.”.“WM“,,,-b°..v":"mmmm wiper-mm...“ ,
. ' . enact a e on . it new > .
, _ odious. it we learned touristic “fact-welt?“ tngonw'élgeet genial B 00“ m" overto “i." by} "1 "the“. . ‘.
. m . . « “l v 4 . ~ . . - I .
in; shaped with this end in view s on us a a u an end i A ‘ hilt “6er ed the} ML. Nov. 30.:-
wuumiicun *
Bl SUEEIliliiSiS
3iill§_l_l_E_W HAVE
Germany More Democratic
Than America,” .Women's i
Poster Says '
1.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 20.~—A large
mar bearing_lhe caption “Germany
up by crashing into the iron fence on;
the corner of West avenue and Cedar;
ed will be those 1who are to filreel. inflicting Injuries to itself! ‘
sever completely their connection which made it imperative that the;
with military life andnelurn to their animal be shot. E
former civil occupations. Applies-f The animal was being driven by:
tions from these men for release, ofil- Walter Craig, of z; concord street,’
cials said, will be given first consid: who left the horse standing near the
oration and will be acted upon prompt- Armory while he was delivering milkl
.to near-by houses. The horse be“
_ iconic alarmed at a passing auto and
‘ bolted down the avenue, dragging the:
heavy‘wngon behind. The mad flight?
‘cclue to an abrupt conclusion when?
the horse endeavored to turn the cor-|
ner into Cedar street. While trying
to do this the wagon struck the tel-
egraph pole on the left hand corner,
STATES PRISilN. .
Wiiiiiiiiiilis
‘McClaughry Says Negro Is
3 gearing Meals at Wetherss
1, e '
iPlliVAiEliilSEN
surrender of the German croft en'ment is made at Viennt by the"
board his Iagohip, a British cruis- l Council. of State that it has me
anxious
I
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i
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N f
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lionnnnm on wish“! We.)
their own crews. . The U-hoatsi .
then will be boarded by British) ROME, Tuesday, Nov. 19,-“,
Norwalk Borough Forty
Years Ago ___ rinse there and board transports'which was in port, has been taken .
Eover and renamed the Armand
DIES, AfiEn 87’ so . Eed to raise the new Austrian loan
WAS WAR VETERAN’ The surrendered submarines will ; from “new sources of revenue"
crews and'interpreters and pro-[Italian cruiser has entered’ the " ~
ceed to Psrkeston quay. nearby.ghnrbor of Sebenico. 'l'heAuetrien
IilllDGEPORT. Nov. 20.—-Reports ‘ -
that William Roberts. colored. who ,1 h s_ L k (1, Cl n w r tth!‘ their mm to Germany. . .
are: :nd fazed :32“; oivymgrchiii Twenty additional submarines ; Dias. Admiral Mill», governor cl
surrendered on Thursthy g the Dalmation regions occupiedbyr
murdered Illld wife in Strntford 18
months ago is at large. are ‘without
proceed to Herwlch in charge of 1 because of the financial situation.‘
Served as Police Head of
The Germans will leave the 'subme- 1 transatlantic liner Fran: Joacpi,
of Police of the Borough of Norwaik.‘ will be
or of the local woman suffrage head-
urtors in the center of this city and
died the attention of the city and
literal authorities. The body of the
“GT referred to'the recent mes.
#395 sent to this country by the no
0! Germany in which the phrase
"e are all free voters of a free re-j
Wethersiield with two other. convicts.
Thomas Maloney and Claude Taylor, known East Norwulk young man, was “Th0 unable to “09
who are still at large.
The name Roberts will recall
the Bridgeport police one of the
most heartrending' murders ever
perpetrated in the history of '11"?
city“ On the night of July 3, 1917.
to
iiillEil iiiuin
Corporal Albert. C. Larsen, a well-1
killed in so on in France. on October
24th. last. a cording to an ofliciul tel
egram from Washington. D. C. receiv
ed by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. t‘hr's-
tian harden. last evening. lie was
one of the men called to the colors in
in his headlong
a .
(Continued on Ninth Page.)
ruminations
mond's undertaking rooms, 27 Wash-
,ington street, South Not-walls,
lThul-sday afternoon at 2 o'clocE.
' The burial will be in the family plot
the Norwalk cemetery.
l
in
I Mr. Loclnwood was born in
. Wilton,
'in Feb, 1831, and passed his boyhood,-
handed over in accordance with-dispatches. Order has been re-
on the armistice terms will be given 1 stored at Flume, it is stated.
luplater. I BebenicoisinDalmctianearthe
1 Herwich, me tioned in the fare I point where the River Kerlm flown »
lgoing dispatch, as one of the best into the Adriatic See. It is rev—4
harbors on the coast of England. It enty miles southeast of Triest.
El'Olmd— G. C. McCiaughry, warden 01 , died at the Soldiers’ Home, Nomion. ‘ l ' "
tore democratic than America" hung the slate prison. asserted last night. and was badly demolished. i h yesterday, in his 88th year. {and thnty 1:312? 03 {022.3% Tiltslnhly, heisted the Ital!“ mg qV‘t ,
it more than six hours in the win- Roberts is said to have escaped froiu' _ Ipoihirgiiceug 1:33;:3nmftth‘e‘hogl: The funeral will be held from mil” at 0 a ' o 1“” WI; accordinshmmw
\
blic" was, used, and contained an up;
for the federal suffrage amend-L
'Qnt.
—-——~——-——-———-_-s ;
”itiiiwuwuu
,uunwnr
April, and left Norwalk Mw lsi. in
gtlterc. in the County of Essex. north-
company with the late Aime Tsrlovfi
and others. for,l|lort Slocum. Next-j
I] “ Tfllfifl AfiAiNi When the 17th, Conn. Inf.. Michigan, of London.
York. After a few days there the l‘ l
_ (Continued on Page Seven):
W
i
BERNE Nov. zoo—Arrange.
was known as the Fairfield County‘ ’ ‘
(Continued on Page Two) No alk men were sent to Camp Bic" '
____. i
., ments have been made for the
Re ment, was being raised, who was. ' .
“1881:: well above the average age of§ COPENHAGEN, N0V- 20-—The.tmpomn°n 0‘ 100.000 P1550113“
Ciel nil, Annlalon. Alabama. The sole
diers sailed for overseas June 14th.
volunteers, was the first man tromiUln‘amian‘government has beeniOfWBI' from Austria Macaw“!
and almost. immediately on arrival
I
aNAVAL EXPENSES
‘ ‘ ‘ - ~ . - -_: Wilton to enliatt’in Co. A. Capt. non-f overturned and Kiev has been on . to Italy by way of Switch-lent
. IFOOES AuthMItleS m Willi gins Fowler, on August 5th, 1862, be: tmd by troops from» Astrukhaipd, ,1 The first of the @00th m
went to the fighting line in, Franco.
Very recently letters had been re-g
i WILL BE TRIMME I mantic With Fake “Fits” ling the fifth man outside at the comwwoo Ii to Kiev dispatches to mind 800 men, . i on Sit-
? " ' . delved from‘Mr. Larsen. announcing
:miasioned officers accepted. my
. - . . his promotion to be, a corporal.
:Congress Begins ReadJust- .
s
. ' i - ‘ . in. l
.. ‘ .. . N . After being mustered out on July. Swedish “ngaPem- The um i , .
1.2.1323; 5,3332%, figngeg,g';§,,,,§; 19th. 1865, h took up his residence in ion National Assembly has fled; ,
‘ " and a provisional government has1 LONDON. Tuesday, NOV- 19-“
. "fit-thrower" has been heard of again.
and is now operating in Willinlnntic. i. (Continued 0“ Ninth P3383
HARTFORD, Nov. 20.vCharles 1.1
=I ways Council, no further applica-
lieed‘be made through him to
, Council for approval of highway
instruction projects that previous
u: pprovals are revoked and that
ding applications require no furtlr
1‘ action; Mr. Bennett has sent this
formation to all city engineers and
”Continued on Page Two)
«TH DIVISIIIN i
i
l
l
merit From War to Peace
. Basis
from a war to a peace‘basis was be-
gun today by Congifiss. The House
naval committee took up revision of
the navel bill for the next fiscal year
.aud members were insistent that ex-
penditures Behold to the lowest pos-
sible minimum consistent with erec-
tive operation and upbuildlng of the
navy. .
Asrecommended by the navy depart-
ment, the bill carries a total of $2,-
(Contlnued on Pele mm.)
iCnntinued On Page Eight)
lithium
~ unusual
Th nifty—fifth anniversary of the im-
mortal Gettysburg speech of Abraham
Lin-coin was most fittingly observed
lasr evening by the members of Don-
glas Fowler Post, No. 48, and Don-
glass Fowler. Women's Relief Corps.
No.15, G. A. R.. who‘assembled in the
G. A. glitch, on Washington street.
~Rev. Frederick Jacobs. of the South
Norwalk Congregational Church. deliv-
\
Conn. “Buck" tours the New England
States and has even been heard of
from New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
and calmly throw: a fit or spasm and
the empathetic and unsuspecting
(Continued From Paco Threei
LUIGI APOSE' LA curse
FOUR‘MON , E IN JAIL
Luigi Apossella, proprietor of the
notorious Grand Union Hotel. on
Wood street, was this morning sen~
tenced to 4 months in the Bridgeport
jail by Judge George H. Vosburgh.
. ....iiiiiiiiiitii thus
ifflNNiiliiijlilililN
!Utilitiss ' Commission ~ Sanc-
tions Purchase From Com-
pany by Third District '
The Public dtillties Commission in
Hartford held‘ngleering yesterday at-
ternoon on the petition of the Con-
necticut Light and Power Company.
who asked for the commission's.»-
bcen established by the captorg of Sir George Cave said that Il-
l: city, who. apparently are com- @0115}! there W 8 P811533“! hostili.
nded by General Dehildne, ties, the enemys' activities have.
BASEL, Nov. 20.—Msthias destroy the unity of the Allies and
Embers-er, Secretary of State‘ 0111' unity at home,” he said. "I '
Without Portfolio in the German believe there ice. close alliance ho-
flabinet and head of the delegates tween Bolshevism and Germany
who were sent to Marshal Pooh’s havehad evidence of this during
hadquarters, has screed. at the the last week.”
request of the government, to" con-1 " ‘
time the negotiation relative to‘
the armistice to prepare for those 19PM?!” from Vienna 118-"
of peace, according to the Post of M ,
gtmmfi sent, thug,sgtgct1y union of Germsmhustria wins
, ‘ met 01‘ for Germany! - ‘ ' ‘.
m 017 ‘1 ‘Alcreeultofnegoflnho'nsb
.- .> . Luigi has been a Mount visitor in proval on the purchase by the Third all“ it is said. i
‘ ‘ l = 3% ,v 3'31?” “firfgn°‘m‘;:‘“‘§d“°;f:§°ncf the City Court on various charges and Taxing District of the City of Nor- E ~ ’ —,-—- , tvveen Denmark and
. . 2'. “dang, Mm mafia wimx°aiffhas been brought in no less than walk or~the company’s electrical dis- LONDON, My, Nov. 19,... mm receive
. ‘ .- ‘ ' :-_. . violin'aolos by Comrade Cnlvln A“ :ff‘m" mm“ l“ “9““ “m‘ Thesituetibnintheeestisceusiugom tonsoffeli. 1,, ‘
More»: Nov so; 1 - .. THE ' “Bu-:85 N 831th added lunch to the Weeds of . has.» The” in,“ M {be “who“: a, the hearing-them” indemeny endthelo- inset and 230000 ,
‘ ’ 36 ’ ' ' “c “5’0“! , ‘ ° "em Puma, » , . . 7 mellow torso: commission give its approval otthe W 03 M learns ‘ ‘
‘3" t” 0“" “mun“ “all .; z -, « - . “mm“ °1 the .0“ Ci!“ W". ~ but this compare petition on mm end that a crest (in-man . '
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' W . .cen W ., Wiieri ~ 0 e evenly _ ' . - - ‘ . . t
'mdr'wmw WW methane y In “old sons! 3 ‘ .- ‘ .
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arrived at13erlin to negotiatii n
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t-tructions from the United States ment of departmental appropriations town he walks 31°“ the main street i y y at
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