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g. Just y“ eidsy. to privilege and exploitation of resourc- total can be made known, but it is an”
Upheavallhe Past Week.
‘ ’ l _, es and labor can have no place in the estnblished fact that we reached the links I It." wilt om of ill M
L“. $3: 'mm: menstruation program, said William quote and possiblywrith a slight mnr-‘ line" Which will be lied to “I” NI _
' ‘ “Md by the B. Coiver, Chairman oi the Msrsl (ii to cym- ’ _ ”Human? WWW m w w P M d a h
, . Trude Commission. in an address m t the smut Theatre last evening’ . - My . m. m , ; ..
”'55: 3:333: “my 3‘ “"3 annual convention 0! 1h! “00.05 was received through veins-E the Postal bio Cosine-y M me‘ l8 ll. [0 e H
“at,“ were American Specialty iisnuiacturen' inry subscriptions which were col-I
Association. Pointing out that the looted by young ladies csr'rying the;
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in m . sorbet an interchangeable United States now is a creditor na- welloknown hats. "50.05 ins securedi ernmsnt ODOMIOII compensation — “d nemoullz.uon° . -
how. in which the artists appeared “Ghoulihllll‘mh: Coi‘vermwsrgegmemna; in this' my" and the1 gther 8260 came Ivar: announced today trom Wash-
“will. a re on 0 go it o a co 0 ram 1'. alter Ls erger, a volun- . ~ - .
“gown u‘fi'atfiighlhhikig trade in this nation's favor through tary contribution. [Mayor Buckley States That “For years the Penal company 011- LONDON, Nov. 21.41» (lor- in strategic m 2
other ill . automobiles; an excess of exports over imports. While the exact figures are not; Discharges Are Sm“, Be'poscd Mr. Murlcson's schemes for gov- nun M, “specified in them however. ma W
where they plhu'tnon” a.‘slmiiar'- stunt. A reconstruction program for the known as to the amount secured at. E . -—""' of the million 'llh Germany, Mud party blll. W 3
Quality m will“! went hand in United states." said Mr. Colver. “look- the Palace it is understood that an: KW (Continued on Page SOWlW w“ 'mdm my go the Al. M Mom mi \ '
mo and ‘ man is due am... .0 ins to the building on tap at the pro amount slightly exceeding $160 was; ' lies. mm ,_ III . .. 3’)
those in c and to those who so 5811i credit balances, unending moun semired through contributions. Meier John Buckley notified draft! . dud!!! ‘ ”mm d _. vi o.
my donnwd their sbrvices. tains of international credits. will The success of the past drive is not , rile yesterday that furloubs will N , nil monument W" M , ~ - .
1m mum Browne was we tend. nbt only to make the United due to any individual but to the spieo. not be granted for limited service . ‘ fl ‘M by “I. My flu. and continuity,“ M,“ V ;
m “ "’° ”'1‘“ “' “'9 “’m' ““1“ W” "‘° “m” mm“ mm“ m “w a“ 'W“ °‘ ”WWW” m“ m “‘°“ °" “W “M“ ”W'- ““ P” ' “ than "“ ’ ' The ointment read: as present the month-ti: . .
Herbert ML star “ "Seven world. but to mark her for destruc- apparent throughout the campaign's NWMMM WW'INI! ~ » A! ‘ WW hm, W {mu m fig " . j
0‘”... new .. “(Millet “com. tion. it menus commercial imperial- , betwoen the committee.» the tone out. oi the city Wt I 8‘ 0’00? ii I m m food fl“ « ~ .9
as did the‘ moccasins ins most ”sin m” ' “an“ “! the We“ find all m hish- d" “a u” “w” " mm 1"; ,. ‘ n “- ' .m : W h "I ‘ “ “f"
‘8‘," way u the Regent. , Outlining the possibilities of for ly eluted to think that this city did strut-floss to remain within can on i . ticn. 1"“ 5;“! ed “3.. "fi‘ ; .
em", cm“ gm, my. me ieign trade after the conclusion of. not “". down in what any be the last mg holiday. .. i Two we“ “on and WW,” you”? point of the rendezvous as that the are. _. min»
Tickets had been cold singly. dou< tpence. Chairman Colver said it would War Work Campaign we may ads. No It is anticipated. writes MlJOI' people w e.” united in wodlock this at for the Allied ‘nd m1“ 3* 9* ‘
e necessary for American business explanation of the drive is needed as 3
men to acquire a knowledge of the
business methods, the people and the
needs and tastes of those with whom
he would trade. The theory that “the
customer always is right" must be ac-
cepted, he said.
Reconstruction plans. must proceed.
he asserted, with an understanding of
the changed relationships resulting
suit suiiiiii
fifidfilc‘flt’i 33°.3‘iiif°i‘.%“‘§$i§’l€ CHNVENTIUN “PENS
the debt of money and the debt of Banners a? the Hotel Taft
“M ‘ Denote That Thrcc'More
States Have G
to Women
uckiéy. “that
discharges will be made within the
.next few weeks.
, "it is desired that all privates on
,duty at local boards continue on du-
;ty until the final completion of the
work required by local boards and
that such privates be on duty availa-
ble for the proper accomplishment oi
the necessary papers for discharges
at any time.” ' ‘ -
Governor Holcomb yesterday in a
letter to local boards directed omcials
to finally complete allreeords and de-
tails concerning all lectures of the
hiy. and in big blocks, and at; there
were no reserved seats it bebooved
people to Hooveriro their dinners
dud make tracks tor the nearest show
home as soon as the doors were op-
“, .
.gBy seven-thirty there was a steady
"stream of big and little people wheth-
er measured socially or by stature,
pouring in to each auditorium, and
More the curtains went up promptly
nt 8. the 8. R. 0. sign would have
bben displayed if there had been
room to since it. t
f Any patron who did not have his
particular taste satisfied was a crouch
m 0. cup 0., for the offerings ran
the entire gamut from classic singing
'toitlalnty. dancing. and from rag time
rulings and recitaticns of dramatic
m .‘
The Roll of Honor !
.' One of the best things about the cn~§
litre show was its versitnlit'y and
[rave followed gay in an almost dizzy
mmmmu
.0” REUUESTBFMAYUR
Vices were: - i . . . . .
: :Dmsronal Brigadier Invest-
‘ gates Misconduct of Work-
ers in Stamford
3 blue uniform, her coatume its meni-
iContlnued 0n Pm Bl!)
f STAMFORD, Nov. 21.——Ensign Wil- ber of the Bienetre do Blesee Society.
CA 3 M” l :iinm Matheson. his wife and two Sal— nisde the response. Mrs. Seton. a
‘ EflMlNfi "(IMF vatlon Army 1355193, who had been at \‘lce president of the society, has just
the Salavatlon Army at Hartford. that
work here for several months, have returned from six lllOllllls' active
departed, Their departure followed a service in France where she has or-
;MEdicnlStaiT Busy and 1,500 certain alleged misconduct at the
Men Are to Be Sent Back house or Ensign Matheson here be in-
? . vestigeted.
recommendation for .
mentioned on Sixth Page). Episcopal Church. The
...._.,....
G. Fagerstrom.
performed at 3:30 o'cloc
oiatlng clergyman being
Benton Werner.
Church.
were/present. The bride
ingly attired in a travelin
lCnmiuueo On Page Six)
SALVATlflN ARMY
of the draft board work.
, These instructions lead draft board
officials to believe their work will not
be required after a week or two.
There has been some talk or draft
boards taking care of the discharge of
drafted men in the army. but the in-
structions yesterday fruit the gover-
nor point out that draft board work
will only be e matter of a few more
weeks.
i
NEW HAEN, Conn. ”ah—Banners
denoting the entrance of Michigan,
Oklahoma and South Dakota into the
.ranlis of suites granting full suiiruge
to women were displayed prominently
as a part of the decorations of the
Tuti bail room, in which today begun
the annual convention of the Connec-
ticut Women's Suffrage Association.
Miss Katherine Luddington and
Mrs. Henry Townshend welcomed the
delegates to the city. Mrs. Grace
Thompson Seton. in a military French
‘On their return they will
,, W80
J ‘ ‘ he. an important position
tivities with the MncArth
Company.
e at friends, in 'ths
e
STATE Mini MilNEY
iiiiiiiiiititiiiits
Hnurronnfnov. Rip—Connecticut
was the only stilts"; In the
which, during the warfpbowed moving the Re ubllcan art
pictures issued by th‘p‘tCommlttee on p p y
Public information id Washington,
without iinuncisl loin. Connecticut
vycunxer social set and
many w 0
best wishes for
happiness. Mr. Sharron
.request divisional headquarters of "
(Hogans-ed Oil Pan Twelve),
“Will BABIES” MUST
”WE“ iiiii
How Change From War to;
Peace Basis Will Be Made
in Conccticnt
———Arrange- of Hartford in the investigation. He
.. cuts for the discharge of soldiers at was accompanied to Ensign Mathe-
Cnmp Devens were completed today. son's house by Detective Sergeant
,nnd'omciai orders were awaited to.
begin the actual Work of demobiliza-j
tion. it is estimated that approxia‘
mateiy 1,500 will be sent home daily.
A staff of twenty-eightolllcers oi the
.Medlcal Corps and thirty-five enlisted
men will have charge of medical or,
lamination. The dish in; emcer has;
:‘ culled upon the Unite States Tina-i
sin-y for $1,000,000 to meet final pay-g
“infill! to soldiers. .,
'surplus now deposited inetlle name of
H.‘Trowhrldge Allen. treasurer of the
division oi moving pictures. publicity
department. Connecticut State Coun-
cil of Defense, is 31.30851.
(continued chime Five)
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tumors. in Connecticut and western
Massachusetts having 0
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'fNAVAL EXPAhsI'ON i
3 MAY common!
rdnance con- WASHINGTON,
!
_ t.
parties were Miss Elsie
strum, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Axel,
or Strawberry Hill,’
East Not-walk. and Percival ii. Sher (By 1110 “0018M Press).——Ber-
rcn, son oi Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Sher
non, of Rowayton.-The ceremony was
rector of
Only immediate relatives
ci
Egg-rep has been employed its book-
].keeper in the South Norwalk Trust
.Company. She is popular with tho
_lifteruocn at the~ rectory of Croce
contracting
lI‘. Finger-
k, tire uni-
Rev. James
Grace
was becom-
g gown and
' draft. pant carried a bridal bouquet. * Following
Nell Balk” pro cry to the final closing the ceremony congrst‘t‘ril‘i'ttions werelex-
tended and Mr. and . Sharron sft
on a wedding tour which will include the W
Atlantic City and Washington. D. C.i
reside at
dbury. N. J., where Mr. Sherman
in war no-
ur Brothers
Mr. and um. Sharron have n large bureaumtic regime as was indie. l
city. Mfl.’
there are
b are showering her with
3 long life of
is one of!
Norwalk's prominent young business;
men. As an accountant he has few
superiors and his work as public ecul
countant has been highly'commended.:
Union He is one of the prominent leaders of,
the Fifth i
l
3
Ward and secretaryof th Republican
Town Committee. He in highly respect-
ed in Bowayton. whererhe has spent
‘ man also the only state displaying “m v
Home Ead‘ Day ’ 3 Captain James Asher came here to such pictures which ‘tsucceeded in “he ater pa“ “ M3 life.
2 represent Brigadier William Andrews making them a public success. The
AYER. Mass, Nov. 21.
SEAREH 0F STATE
liETS'
: ,’ 3‘ tracts were told at a conference in iued naval «panics: by , the United.‘ ens .0088
'i ‘ _ _ ’ i BURNS AN” {A113 this city yesterday. called by the~8tates’.withcut record at pneeent for} f Sgt“ Cast on P]
other Smoldes After a “i , V - Bridsepori district mastic. anon. possibledeclsiou or the pence our: 0 - .
Soldi So Is Killedi ., thatitistheirdutytorsplacethewar ferenoe. tbelr‘rmstion oisleegneof i _ .’
er I‘ i v . . work they “we been do“. ‘1“ con. llflflfl . . ' Of ornament, mmnm NOV. fir—Since; .
. ~ - , ,.' i m’._u""m‘ 315““? machlworkssquicklyasmty,mres_saded. .Ccng’mssyesteoiherecentdisturbs'ncs st thestste‘
Iii. Nov. 21.—-A few moments.ziensnt,.nlsworth dubs“ was killed up that in“. it yes not the policy derby m “high at [prince 'p‘flpon in wormed. when as on ar-j ,
“m“ “‘“f' 3‘" W '0“ “Mill WWW mt- or the war «unmet to run tbs NIH-sew tertm- Nani tennsth stoic strike and nuns; this
'killedinsctloninl'rsncsfinohson “I” Anni-lured , ' M xthemsbsssoe
—aniq..u‘.:nein: ' ‘~ .flfsn ‘ our; ‘ ’
had runsE 're-‘ Whin-
iiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiii '
it; Zir—Contin-{Pliisollel's Had Made Weap-
fraining from Mold-a0
Utopnn' experiments. ,
been more then circumspect
their reiteration that they ~
pose to convene the Rational
sembly is interpretsd to moon that. _
lin now has had a week of rcvclu- : they do not pro to odor of-
tion, yet the streets have the same front tothe midd olasssscrpho: - __
appearance they presented on any the transitional derelopntent. in p Y
Saturday d the war. A oss- , jeopardy. ,
not be aware, Dnringthe week noserlousfrie»
that this has been the storm center ,' tion in the Cabinet's deliberstlonsu
of I. chaotic political upheaval. ihae been tom ’
News of ‘nll’rimurlioo‘iit relief ; Left mvsn‘isngno‘ofdwtlheu: $031!. ‘ -
temporarily“: c cs yoverioorl con
dump“. 'Auemy bly. It desires to mm.
o Ebert-Hausa Cabinet appot- , the interim in fortifying
ently is in undisputed control. letarian rule. Ebert and
although its organization still is montheotherMmoom-
somewhat chaotic. it has taken tented to rest their’cause in the,
over such elements of the old elections.
forces was between thirty and for.
t miles east of my Island, oppo-
te the Firth of Perth. .
BERLIN, Saturday, Nov. 18
s
a
is
.
(Continued On Page Elevenv
passable and placed its party merit »
—‘ I
UNITED WAR WORK CAMPAIGN. .
N orwalk—Is Over The Top.
Normlk has gone over. She ist‘hwelll past gram. She, ,
is not a slacker cit . She is among ep us on .
It was No ‘s hardest campaign . The armistice slowed; ~
it down. Themistakcn idea that soldien'welfare work is not new
so urgent checked enthusiasm. But Norwallr redeemed herself.
We started in gloom: we finish in glory. Wilton. as usual. did
her full part. Complete figures can not be had for sfevrdnys.
Returns are coming in. But we are more than seem. ’
‘ Four names stand as beacou lights in this campaign—hank
Gocdchild, Peter Foley, John Cavaungh, George (3.311». In .,
filled the gaps and carried on. In . . their»!
did not waver, their optimism and labors inspired all workers.
Special recognition is due to Mr. Olpvelnnd at headquarters, Ir.
Coleman in publicity work, and Ir loodner 1es team.
To The Sentinel and Hourwho generous y pve space .
publicity, to Mr. Collins and Mr. lanior who Muted. at ._
substantiation. themeoithsthmtrsgtotheafiistsandsip.
tertaineuatthetwothcatrentoths' Miranda! _ . ,
. ladies who enthusiastically worm on automobile ho “a
canvassed the streets; public places, the railroad trains to
from adjoining toms-d thuedtbsoollsctiens in .
tesln
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and
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in, l oi til schools and schools
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