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bers and Guests
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flu- Time =“D ” and Other Government and Ideals, ’ found shelter in his tailor shop. The :3; a?“ “w 9": _ Con-7mm M5-
important ensures Are IsStubJect - Item" “m“ ‘°°“ “9 m m“ md'ilsmntlen. The at wnia- tracts lawman-
. - ' "’ key was stopped mm pati- , .’
W The November meeting of the Non (Continued on M "'1 .s'atored the m 17““ mu» m . , ~ «I.
w walk Chapter of the i). A. 'R. was held "" intent tho W C .m Ill WWW” . ti,
MOTOR, Nov..ll.-‘l'heulec- yesterday afternoon at the residence cease alarm A fl m m- ”t “W a“ 3 "
pd meanings amt“ Vigil of Mrs. B. M. Andrews, 46 West ave~ HolmMB spm iinl “mum tom nt- m “ ’
_ Deco ' nue, when a very interesting program tor Dec. 1 it ”WM“ flay 1. till w m
g m “‘5 9- IL. yesterday un- was well received by the large and ap- . ’undor the,“ I“. 1 a. “:03“... m ”an“ 3 » ,
‘Mm Wm M M “OP" preciative audience of members and: i liter next June 09 In Win; MW ‘ of St. J”...-
, W N “l. “I 5! the senate. invited guests were present. 1 I liquor or any kind maybe Odd II this W No.1,! “a. I. [sit w... “M may .‘0
. to mend by the once without air h The premises and interior or the, . 9 i ‘ gantry for boveélsge museum “I to District ' , arsed .
m case were tastefully decorated for ' 1' ”pint. up Inch 0 u the . ‘
“5"“ “l. “11“! and ““33 Bullion 0f the occasion with large American‘ President by proclamation declares mt” I u 0' Bohemia. 0‘ a” '
his Congress will begin in eleven
”Ft-Dom“: z-the adjournment
May was devoid of many of the
nebular features usually accom-
anylng the endingkot sessions.
President Wilton did diet so to the
hpltolbbeosuse no legislation sequin!
is his action was passed by either i
M! and only small groups of own
are and spectators waited for tho,L
tiling of the gavels of Vice-Presto?
ant Marshall and Speaker Clark. 1
Very little business w I transacted’
t either House dart . e day. most j
d the Elnate‘s time eta; taken upI
inn innit ll
tflMPlElElllJllES
. BEFflRfiJlNUARY
lrders Issued Today Stop
,gExaminations and Call for,
:_.Records
miss and the flags of our Allies.‘
Mrs. Robert F. Way, Regent, pre-
sided at the business session which
opened the afternoon' program, and
several interesting reports of the pre- 3
vious activities of the chapter w
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liBEilll UllNlNCE
Willtltlii NflV. ill
Government War Orders
Are Cancelled—500 Men
Are Released in Bridge-
port
BRIDGEPORT, Nov. 22.—-Due to the
cancellation of government war or
dare. a‘notico was posted today by
officials of the Liberty Ordnance (‘0.
lplant that operations would cease at
the plant on Saturday, November 30.
While the oiiicial notice was not ac-
tually posted until this afternoon. em-
1 ployes were aware of the intention to
Sshut down, and have been going to
other places. ‘ T. R. Hugo, general
manager oi the plant, stated today
tight about 500 men'would be releas-
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‘VHARTFORD, Nov. 22..—The purpose
ifs telegram received from Washing-
ehtoday by Major John Buckley.
murder of the Draft. is taken to
.‘ that the business of all the;
will be brought to an endi
t Jan. 1. it not before. The tel-i
mm states that the boards are not,
«hired to physically examine any
m men. not to forward cases to
data-lot boards, and that the latter are‘
required to classify any more men.’
; to, complete the records of those
.lrwgndy classified.
(Continued on Page Seven).
nuns, uuru
NFSEAIN1893,SUNN
Old Cunard Liner Crashed
Into Warship in Gale
‘ LONDON, Nov. ill—The steamship
Campanla. once queen of the seas, has
sunk in the Firth of Forth, Scot-
land, duriug a gale. All on board the
.vessel were saved.
i The Campania br‘oke from her moon
sided
seph
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uteri-tn our midst.
“renewal. dawn
fggfiilice
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Stewart Wood Gets “Num-
Rer 2," One of When Is
‘ Mrs. B. M. Andrews, of West , m
Bauer who is reported as saying "To
Hell with the flag.” on Victory day.
November 11. was arrested by Depu-
Governor Marcus H. Holcomb spent to this country from the tame
1.000 to be re-eiectod gavcrnot'. while is approved by the President until
ere Thomas J. Spellacy of Hartford spent the demobiliaation of the army is com-
fl.000 for his detest on the Democrat- plated.
to ticket and 880 for .thenumber of,
vote. he received on the Citiaeus‘ pal“
ty ticket.
scrotal-y of State. which shows arm
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NEMflRIAlSERVlEE
Not‘wslk Lodge. No. 709. Benet Oit‘n‘
and Protective Order of Elks. paid a
fitting tribute to the memory of“ the,
late Aime 'l‘arlov. killed in action in:
rance
was held last evening
room in the Elita’ Home. every seat
being occupied by members of
lodge and friends
Large delegations from Uncas Tribe.
improved Order
Putnam Hose Company were present.
Exalted Ruler C. Irving Bylngton
conducted the service.
sisted by the other officers of the
lodge. the ritual being carried out in
an excellent manner.
Attorney Joseph J. Linxweiler pre~
composed of Ralph E. Dibble, G. Louis
Price, Thomas F. McMahon and Jo
prime numbers.
The address of the evening was giv-
an by
Fairiield CountyDratt Appeal Board.
and it was one of the best ever heard
by those present. Judge Walsh is one
of the most thorough students of all-
try, and his remarks held the closest
attention of all, as he handled
subject in a masterly manner.
PLACEfllll TIME
[if HUN WINES
treated
CANAAN. Nov. air-Hugo
suns $4.000
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Will Contest Ill!
‘ BOSTON, Nov. 32,—hidward H. Du
.fy. president of the Massachusetts L
Among the statements of election quor Dealers’ Association. said the
'hlbitton from next July 1 until til
(continucn on page Two) lAmerican army is demobilized.
Iconstitutional for this reason."
insulin MAN
' This it] RUN
in September. ‘The service
in the lodge
the
of the deceased. i
Whaley’s Joy Ride
bf Red Men, ant!
and was as-
the chimney was falling down,
at the organ, and a quartet
McMahon, sang several appro-
touring car had left the .broad
Judge John J. Walsh. of the
her or the house.
window blind. and causing considers
bio other damage.
and modern history in the coun-
hi8the slightest “lifting, ‘
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demoblllsation completed. The car
endment also prohibits the imports-
cs in-
e bill
which provides for national pro-i
“The war is over," he said. “and we
ibelieve the ‘bill as drawn up is l-una
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The Littlejoltn Residence on
West Avenue in” Way of
carrying away a .‘
The car when it finally came to a;
standstill was a wreck, but the drlv- ..
er in some mysterious may escaped j Dart-ash Joseph Moore died very sad.
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Marshal Jenner of Hartford on
t"gullsilayafternoon.andwsstaheuto WWW , mm a _
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t of the Colonial Theatre um- mmm‘ seam 1:: it, .
any. timber :1 m “ghoulish “W ' WW3 . .
rope to "O O “70 «t .
mentioned remarks. am View“ “M “I m mm
ford, who made Iii! ofldsl Vllit. to
watch the exemplification of the Ilsa-
ter Mason's doses. and to enjoy an
exceptionally fine collation.
The following seven Put blasters
of the lodge worked the degree in
,mcat etiicient manner:
l Howard Cramptou. Master; 0. Otis
‘F‘itch. 8. W.: Percy C. Morgan, ,J. W,
Jay '1'. Buckley. 8. D.; c
Triatram. J. 1).; lime! c.5499.
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The National Cartoon Ser-
vice lCorp. Controlled by
s. w.’ Merrill a'nd D. M.
Dunn
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Yuk With Associated Pro.
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United Statesllaisé‘d to I
’ Position
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mantles. chum. Nov. 21
. (By the Associated Press, 8 p. m.)—
ocrlnany. as r. naval power, ceased to
'oxlnt today. The hoe—t other mighty
nect~fourteea ships of the line, seven
light cruisers and any dosxoyors—
.. surrender automatically raised the
expenses filed with the Secretary of unclean: would no otf "To $3 George 1“" Outlaw - e. ' . ”Law can ‘s . henna mot-eta. the
auto yeste ll Hint of Harry L. m m . - v;;.' . _ 1‘. .. .
molt:- hexagram“. has stated yesterday by' m Wit-l . t. 44 at a torus the. ever stroll, ,
out to sea. .. _
The minutely detailei program ‘of
submission laid down by the com-
mander of the ill-lush fleet was car-
ried out strictly according to plan.
The German warships. strung out in a
single column almost twenty miles
long, appeared at the rendeavcus at
the appointed time, and were led into
the Firth of Fori‘l between twin coi-
umns of Allied ships which overlapped
t
! The National Cartoon Service Corp,
of New York City. which was offered
at public sale by the District Court of.
the United States on Tuesday, News
19th. 1318. was purchased by S.‘ W.
Merrill and D. M. Dunn. This corpor-
ation has been in existence for a long.
while. and is supplying cartoons to
publications throughout the United’
.States. .
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A terrific crash at the residence oil The purchasers 0“ the same will,
Mrs. Mary B. Littlejohn, 28 West
avenue. at an early hour this morning =
led the startled members of her fam-
ily, who were thus rudely. Wakened
from their slumbers to believe tl’lat
ut.
it was quickly proven that the cause} *
of the racket was quite nn unusual:
one, for investigation showed that 3‘.
an ‘.
level surface of the highway. mounted’
the curbing and smashed into a cor-
(Ooutinued-‘on Page Two)
sum 11th
Dirndl-lulu
Well-Known Figure in Local
Fire Department and Fra-
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. this morning. of [relapse from a re-] _
«5 cent attack of pneumonia.
the Germans at each end. Monday.
the enemy craft are anchored in the
Firth, under guard as prisoners.
A surrender on such a gigantic scale
has no precedent in naval history. The
surrender automoticaliy raised the
United States to second "position
among the world’s naval towers.
Although the wonderful naval spec
tacle was the same. as a peace time re-
view and cvoh-zd little enthusiasm, the
haze blotting out the horlzou, Ameri-
can .uld British othcers could scolce‘
iy credit the evidence of their eyes.
it was an event WiliCllVilililtiei'ed all
naval traditions and ideals.‘
. Men animated bv the spirit of Law-
rence's "Don’t give up the ship," and
a.-.“ »--an~-
JEAlilUS HUSBAND. f
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Among =
’s Naval Powers
Surrender by Germany of the ..
fleet cl Fighting Ships Gives Great.
Strength to Allied Nations.
liollcuzoflcrn Dynasty Proper-9‘
his to leave Germanylu;
lave a flerchsut Marine,
Mic, Strong Opposition
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Nelson‘s “Raglan my every man
to do his duty, could not mire of
such an inxlorious"‘nts as matte
which the great enemy-as bros was _
submitting. The‘ltaocutql Pypaa cur-
rcaponltent.» attaching on the that; at
an American "dre‘de' natal an
odicer exclain: j ‘ ’ . ,
“Even the )not' old Slum. how.
ing they hadn't‘s chance. came out to!
Santiago." : ,. . '
But for the most part. botl‘ , core
and men were silent. 'i‘noy' . .
they were witnessing the ‘ ' ”em
ace of Gelmany’s down! They
knew that the surrender of t’bese'ves—
eels automatically~ralsod the United
states to second position among the ‘
world's naval powers. but the; showed
no elation and seemed to feel a sort
of contemptuous pity for the fallen
giant of the sea who had refused to“
fight. Their imagination, dwelt on tho
foc's shame.
The German ships were sithted by
the Allied columns at 9:20 o’clock.
docilely following their British pilot's
the light cruiser Cardiff, which. with“
destroyers and other small craft had
ranged ahead of the Alied iieet. Every
vessel steaming out to meet them new
battle enaigl’is and was ready to an-
nihilate the, enemy's forces it their‘
mission proved to be other than peace-
ful. ,
Five American battleships, the New
York, Texas. Arkansas, Wyoming, and i ,
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‘e annual meeting of the directors loss during the gale and came into col- i Mr. Moore, who had been Quite 111 Stephen SEI‘OSI,‘ 0f “700(1- LOMJON- Th For the W
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. N'orwalk Branch of the Needle llslon wnl a battleship- She sank be- STAMFORD MAYOR } ' during the recent epidemic of influ-. ward ‘Avenue, Prevented Law hav 0 1130' 9, political
Guild of Anierica ’was held re- fore she could be beached. 'The date SUES FOR DIVORCE" :‘ enza, contracted a slight attack of b); Constable Selzer - dress in?" the two i prefer-
. at theresidence o: Mm Leslie or the‘sinking of the vessel has not i . . pneumonia. but apparently recovered? . , mum contains 9““ ”meter.
- th. 39 Elmwood avenue. at which been .made while . "1 CRUELTY CHARGED! i I .. .. . and was obout as usual. visiting his ,-._,_ _ n.5,; to me colonies. it my m
int. wearing apparel and household The Campania. a Cunard Line trans- - ~———-——~ i A comrades at the Hope Hose quarters Being insanely jeans?“ as her tn t mm the country he‘ditionl it
on which ‘hild' been collected by Atlantic flier, for several years has STAMFORD, Nov. 229mm rs were! Sfllnlm fl l on Sunday evening. and although teel- Stephen .Sarosi, of el‘iy arrival of ”Snow,“ industrial co react“; 1‘
let‘nbers 611mg dgmgom was distri-- hen the mother ship for seaplanes in served today in a suit for divorCEi « . ing far from Well‘walked down to theggzemyfgxgsg Accusm! ' would be premstg‘rgd (1:! an...”
I td as f lowszz ‘to Hospital, Day. —-- ' ._ ‘ a or ohn J. Treat‘ , .. , ’ with a 11¢ ante . . “an“
“angry, Dippengpry, Home for (Continued on seventh Page.) 233.31%.‘3 wfiey on {be ground of . . (Continued On Page Three) Cons-K. _ too Sixth a shott-flfim‘epomgt endeavor." ““1 in silk
= germ: “151mg; amine? PURSUE 2 BAND cruelty. Mayor Treat asks for the' Two German mutton, ; ; _ ’ @3333: with maggot“. "to onenm'g tout lulu!
8m , _. - . , custody of his three minor children, ‘ ' ' - . 0...: nor, be 0“ i met at. 0 tutti!!! ..
The management desires t9 91’9””, N E ' IT'S two sons and a daughter, the eldest Trains #10“ up when: LIVELY FIRE 0N ' eased latent to “:31 prevented immsfid “t The "mm‘ggi N a'
. thanks to those whoso'genertw, WA T D FOR MURDER 1‘9 yam of age, ’ . Children 8 . , "SP1?3d8 ' MERWIN SLIET the house. in" “mama mtentiolll oi the country II .
shade it possible to: provide oom- , m. and Mn. Treat Have been to Them in l , . -----—,-.- . t. ““t ”insurance- - . , “'3‘... some)
a clothing for‘tlloae who would PRINCE scams, Sashehewan, living mu about two weeks . - ; ._ . um u .w - to“ by ur.SelI9";m ‘ ”-me (comm no. "
ise suffer for the want of N .-~lfl.—-;Pnranit of two bandits. Hm: Trent is . serving his se‘cond waoonetov za—Adcxaloslon o, a: a "filled 0'“ "i” “.p '1‘” with“... W
‘ wanted for murder. who yesterday on term as chief executive of Stamford» mnniti til-sin; “‘ “15“.“ of {0 “m1, yesterdw item“ a the III!!!
on it would be of interest to “pad from a summons mammals; been reelected Tuesday. Nov. Eamon?“ m Theme: named W ‘ tire at 5 “I was
t to know since 1900 nearly Steep Creek, where it was believed 8th. , In“ mm {inch 1. «twp by, as '
eats have been collected they halibsentrsobod. was commenc- _ ‘ ' ' .
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