Mum“
ndfluhlhvlshan
commandant.“
a” inflow York
“new!”
:i‘ihot-Ii- an Enchant»! the m:
”at. 1 church will mu their
' . meeting on Wodooudny attor-
‘ . 1nd if h hoped tint all members
.,,. inhalation”.
m M I well known resident
1h city and a properly owner in
‘1!” Wild“. aimed lodny for
. ' .. ... where he will spend the win
thin with them
.. ‘fiinormw uftornoon the monthly
”I: of the m Nona-ll immova-
_ -~~t simulation will be held in tho
1 M Hall. Among other mat-
{era of importance to be considered.
“battle tepottod‘tho recent rum-
”aalo hold by the motion. All
, Wu are use! to attend the
, mom
‘ 'fio modal being conducted by
new Chapter of the ltalian
”H m io on this week and a num
h of pt'ontltlont Haul Norwalk lful»
m are much interested end are
‘ tor the success of the drive.
f in a worthy cause that should be
m the aid nod support of every»
n h tho whole my.
m “It of 2 Shore Cloud, was ro-
W mining from his home nint‘e
m noon. The young boy. who
i“ twelve years of age, left till
, during the noon hour and did
“Tm all night uld hilt parents
”in: alarmed over his continued
~v“.aonmmnlmtcd with the police
*W a search for the boy. They
‘ . ._ in out Norwolk
__ . 'Dlenlodtoluun that theycan
M an allotment of four
, , ‘ of sugar per month instead of
3 w. diminutive two pounds.
m ruling of the food adminh-r
went into elect yesterday and
- ‘ , 'Ahrtliykracoived by the boobe-
" elm-omen. Retail merchants
'7' = vmotllod to this effect and it
j g~ stated that there will he
~ u cent on hand to meet thin
.- demand.
(yet held in hot Norwullt.
ERATE EARTEEUAKE
‘ SHOCKS
: INTON. Dee. 2.—An earth
WkWW‘d‘fé-hfiandléfiml Frank Binnie: and
mamdh'
..m 1
~' tit-rose before activities ceased.
in: in not for the beat dullce at
war which in to be held in the
. flail on Wednesday even-
‘llte mist Ncrwulk Tobacco
water: will nirvana be remember-
1llro‘llaat Norwulk boys in the
- as one of their best friends
worn awnv from home. are
‘lllgnifalr which pronouns to
. . ‘ the hearty concert and co
, lion of the East Side. The boys
, - . . be cdming home and because
- . glorious work on the other
m ,they doserve the biggest and best
.. ltlon over accorded to any-
.fhl thin city. This is the idea the
her! of the Fund have in mind
. tho prgcoeds of the dance will so
it such a fund. Grace Broth-
; mourn. have bnen securpd and
furnish the music for the occa-
hloh. from early indications.
-. to be the best and most sno-
‘ of moderate intensity. estlmall
3qu been centered about 2.900
flout Washington, was recorded
- -_ on the nelsmngruplls c'
:fignlvolsltyhérhe shocki-
= 8. m.. continued
it hour
who has been workin; in WW
Del. anal inu with in par-
ents haw. '
Clarencel.Wonii.whnhub¢on
{or neural months in the Nani Avia-
tica Section of' the Naval W.
:bno rationed haunt loom Charleston.
:8. 0., 9. "Module rum.” all
expects his discharge we in the
nest future. (balance is it high
lubed mm and intends coin; to
'oollese, which in tho rm for 115‘
. d M “a“ rapid diacbarge when the war ended.
hie had volunteered to: immediate
It N be Wetteedly oversea duty at few days belore the
. :t‘m‘l . I the‘way- in the hope: at getting
lie
Mrs. it. C. Fuhey of the Burton side
has received word from her son. Wil-
. llam Fabey. who is a sergeant in the
Tank Corps in h‘rlnce, formerly it
member of Battery F., to the eifocl
that he went. over the top in a innit
twentiy. for the first time. lie suld
lltlti he now more in it half hour in his
Euclion than he would have seen in an
tiller-y work in a week. He was
rushed and received wound! in one
hand from milliliters that molhoxun
bulletin raised from the tank. lie “Haters and nutrition. including forty of.
cuvu‘ed from the gun in time. but the floors paused up the My unhénlded
wounded hand in giving him trouble, '
he .md. Sergeant b‘uhey’s descrip.
tion of the action was very thrilling.
and it was in a bony sector, hocauae
men had to alight item the tank at
times to lift wounded and dead ml
dietn forna its patch. mug I a
wry strenuous life, he wrote, but one
mes plenty of action.
WWW
OWAYTOll
“mm '
- uvm-
MW nun?
William Pillkney. to critically ill ll:
residence on llavrayton avenue.
Eugene Ratio. of lullrodd avenue
has recovered form an attack of influ»
Private alum Rowland, of awoken ' H. B. BUNDLE STILL
ntreet has been visiting nt hia borne.
Mumod to Garden City, innit inland.
yesterday.
fir.
$- » Mich Why Siekeic. of McKinley
Plat-c. has recovered from an attach un
atralaht and my
of influenza.
‘llrs. George W. Stevens has return
ed to her home in McKinley street.
after under-min: an operation in the
Nor-walk Honpital.
Nina Olive Cole. of Rowayton avenue
have returned from 3 visit with Ml
and Mrs. Henry Leach. in Brooklyn.
moody "comfy.
The December meeting of the Wu
man's Bible Study Class of the Metho-
dilt Church will be held tomorrow ev
onlnr at the home of Mrs. Elblrt T.
Harsh. of Highland avenue.
A large bulldan hall been moved to
the Witch Lune crooning ot'tbe'trtilioy
company. and will be un'ed as a waltlntv
mom for the employee of the Unit?“
Bitten Shipping Board at Wilson
Point. From these and other prepaln
lions it looks as though oporatlonsull
the plant would continue all winter
The entire electrical equipment at the
Point is being overhauled and placed
in first-clans condition.
Thanksgiving vacation.
or six for a quarter.
“
friend; Ind Ninth”.
“——
street.
the per capita ne‘er in ergo Canaan
W to 51m. One of the 1321i
defies nude on Jun :2. “Wu; Sov-
in: limitation Du." not have been
rated. and the uncalled W to
timed to the more. About 500 more
[dodges have been pull? and
John Nib” Barton side. will undoubtedly be canola
Conan had a 100 W cont. record for
meeting all calls of the Government
Stmnpu over the top. it requires lea
thanone numb?" muffin-
5,“)0 SOL
CH NEW YORK
(Continued From Page One)
Thu steamer‘l: belated arrival caus-
ed a change in,tho plane for welcom-
und many thousands
in the soldienl.
I lluttcry PM ll“
win lied crowded the
the afternoon and who ind motored
to Camp Illlu were disappointed. The
mayor‘a committee of welcome went
down the buy on a police department
boat and ollcialty extended a welcome
home.
Shortly before the Mauretaula dmp
pod anchor, the hospital ship North-
ern Put-lilo. with 1.100 wounded eul-
lmd (lot-lied at Bubokelt.
of the human uboard were badly
Wounded, 0110 section being given over
to men who havo lost logo. and unotiv
or to those who have had urmu ampuo
tiled. Red Crosses supervised the
work of re movlnfl the men to nearby
army hospitals today.
Troops aboard the Maumtunlu, num-
bering 4,205. according to a statement
by the military authorities, included
150 wounded men from the built.
fields of Moo.
When the litter left Gravaeend Bay
for her North River pier.
tan cud his party were nhourd The
mayor manhood that Secretary of
War Butter had denied his request thtt
the troops parade in New York before
going to camp.
A tin-tendon: chorua of whleileu
from every manner of craft broke
DOI- os the Munretanili
slowly up the harbor.- The liner was
guy with a multitude 0! flash. Her
toils were lined with cheering. nestl-
\euiating soldiers.
W '1 BE uosrrl‘itl.
(Continued From P'iflt Pun)
der uhell tire for fo‘urttmt dnys
"buddy" wan badly
wounded while sleeping next to me.
The dugout that another ind and
were sharing was blown in and he
was badly wounded. A machine gun
bullet cut through my blouse and
shirt and a bullet went through my
Captain and lire, H. w. Colo um wits-IL Then leer Thillncourt my
BEEN EISCOVEEED
touting-rd m m M
lug to' a Copenhagen OM to
the Mail. The Norwegian Milne
ter has protected in vain, nud'tlle
oewquum of the country are de-
manding that Norway brook re-
iations “ with the Soviet govern-
ment.
PARIS, Dec, 2 (Hulls).-»Eight
days remain for the Germans to
evacuate the left bank of the
Rhine from Lower Aimee to Hol-
land. French and Allied tone:
which around the German frontier
yesterday, have received strict in‘
structitina all to the! attitude to-
u‘nrti the German population in
the occupied territories. France
will be represented by contingcnts
in all cut-my territory according to
an announcement.
VIENNA, Weduextluy, Nov. 27.
(By The Aswoiuieti Prams).—
lllllltlretis are homeless at Item.
berg as the result of pogroms
uuuitlst the Jews in that city. It
to reported that runny people 11ch
been killed and wounded. three
churches and eighty houses burn-
ml and wlioluaule looting has token
. plat-e. The trouble in said to be
extending went to Juroulnv and
Milliil to llmhtiobyvz, Alli well as to
llulny towns in Westum and But
i i'li (iillilziil.
Jewish reports say the disorders
were not attributable to Bolsho-
v'onn, but were the-outcome of all
ciltlrl to prevent the Jews from
hurrying out. the principle of self-
tieternlinutitul, according to Presi-
dent Wilson’s progrnlll. Disinter-
eutcvl observers det'iill't‘ lilo light.
lug is the outcome of the fact that
the I'ltru‘llliltnll ill l’lblilllil wish to
be free and under Ukrainian rule.
in Lumber}: there in u preponder—
ltllec of Polish inhabitants, while
around the city the l’kraiuians are
halibut-g. with the exception of
the Jews. wont to unite with the
Poles. 'l‘llc l’olcu, therefore. are
pursuing it policy of violence
against the Jews.
LONDON, Sunday, Dre. 1 (viii
Montreal ) .-—Rcuter 'al but; rent-in
ed from u Greek source. figures
showing that in the spring of 1914
illé Turks deported- 700,000
Greeks. of whom 500,00 now are
refugees in Greece. From the be:
ginning of the war to the cud of
1017. the Turks deported 2,140.-
000 Greeks and Armenians, of
whom 900.000 Armenians and
700,000 Greeks have been mas»
"buddy" was mndod quite badly and
i only received a slight wound. my
teeth being broken. 1 had to leave;
my company. however. as they were.
going into the lines min. and i could
t hold a as melt. Home luck,
f faith in God
Mica Gladys aeofleld. of McKinltW
reel, to confined to her home with ID
an attack or the more and her turtle Engage“ plenty o
. r t ux e
boat of friends hope to he: 0 ll ‘ Bocbo "tot" me and] won't.”
. In his later of November it Private
nun. writes:
, "i am on my way back to my out-
fit but. think that the fighting will bel
over by the time that i get there. but: _
want to not back anyway. Have not, lililitrcai.~Wnltcr liumc Long.
had any pay for seven months,
have been broke since the middle oi
July. Hod treat sport the day i went
fishing. they would not bite on worms.
but i succeeded in lending some white
perch putt suckers welglllilg about
. pound apiece.
4U. s. soiDlERs .
DISPERSE MOB!
u‘mmluuod From First Inge)
ll.
,xun systematic destruction. ‘ '
A department store owned by a 1‘0!"
Andaman wrecked and he reported t
his loan to bill government. He was
the/only foreigner othe. than (ten
' u " pretty was attacked.
The anti-German spirit was super 2
The school reopened today. after the aodod by ordinary mob enthusiasm. .
" and the destruction finally was en ‘
pl of Luxemburgers
flooded to the she
Hot lunches will begin in Cenim themaelves. . . ,
School on Monday at 5 cents a ticket; con lieutenants who or- .
, :rived while the campaign of deutruc- . ‘ .. '
_ , devotional: height called upon four-1 ~ ~ - m
up, and lira. Q a. mum and can out man to arm themselveo with
loan: Thanksgiving Tim ,3, broken bonds and disperse the'emwd. ,
' in vi The soldiers shouted to the, excited
._ {m1 and women to go tofilb'eir home! *
“Manny-nut infusion (ll. ““7 MW . INN}
3.: m‘hm. TW' the commend _,
, - n , 0' Attica iN‘dfiBAS‘flPOL.
Tallinn-claim ” ‘
\ ._ vu_,m
{damned}. (In
“fivu ma ”nu
NiCl't‘fl and 200,000 mobilized
Greeks have been put. to death or
have died of their suficringtl.
A grant number of women and
1 hlldren have been forcibly con. 0’0
”a" “- til it ends by limitation on lurch it
and vet-tell to lululnism. Others have
M! idea it!“ iwould not '8“ been killed or have committed
suicide. Greek property taken by
the Turks iu,vallletl at three bil-
, _. ., l
LONDON. Sunday, Dec. 1, via
,lion francs.
llllW MR8. Blilll
, 'Allllllltlllll
female trouble wit
doctors
that L
in the minority. 'l‘llc maple of .
“muMthfl [”th
of the eonfittee mentioned by
the l’rentier on November 29 to
consider the terms that nbould be
(ore, he could emphasize that the
empire need have no aux ety on
the ground of undue tenderness on
the part of Great Britl'itl and the
Allies.
lie acid that although he did
not desire to enlarge the British
Empire, he now no ultcrnutlve to
the solution of the problem of the
(tendon Colonies save by their in-
clusion in the. empire. Where the
matron had been consulted, they
overwhelmingly favored that
com, he acid.
BRUSSELS, ”Smithy, Dec. 1
(Britinh Wirolouu Service).——~King
ly made their official entry into
Liege Saturday at the head of the
troops who conducted the heroic
king and queen and Geller l ‘19-
lmtn, the defender of Liege. were
browdu.
elitil'fllt'lii itiltLi, a Belgian cavalry
brigade entered Air-lu-Chupello.
mull ltlltlloritiou.
*
Chambers yesterday.
Pollutants 4
tritium
Sixty-Fifth Session
if lll’Elllllllll
c to . claim—“l” end from a“
m n abutmedmemucb
auditing,
L E.
Vfitable Com-
thrilling:
a:
nod today at noon to continue on
demanded from Germany. 'l‘llert:-‘
Albert and tile Belgian royal fami-
defense of that. town in 1914, says
it Belgian official statement. “1’
whet-red ellllluuiuutlctlliy by the
Almost at the some time, the
ill-rumor, ill the request of (ler.
BERLIN. Sunday, Dec. 1 (By
the. Associated i’rcua).—~A resolu-
tion favoring the convening of the
National Assembly at the earliest
possible moment was passed by a
meeting of the Soldien‘ and Work-
ntcntl’ Council at the Retails-tug
BERLIN, Sunday, Dec. 1 (By
the Associated l’reax)——~ltntlicul
Sm'ialists‘hnve not. yet obtained
control of the greater (lanolin
oil-elem stations of Nation and
KOKIlgIW“filei’iiflll'€01l, but. inde-
pendent Hocialuuu, in company
with the Spartacus group, have are
cured control of all home stations
with it restricted radius. Only the
refusal of l’llill'pp Selleitlcmtml to
approve all order transferring the
entire wirelestl'eyutcm to the juris-
diction of the Soldiers’ and Work
men’s ('oullt-il temporarily halted
ll raid on the. larger overruns titli-
Efi
Reconstruction Matters Also
Promise to Occupy Time of
WASHINGTON, Dec. l.-Ptohlomr~
of peace and reconstruction ‘ promise
to occupy fully the third. and last no»
atoll of the sixtrflfth Coastal. which
illusion
Schools, and Beloved BY,
All Who Knew Her l
d—v
the late .kmnhan Camp. died at her;
home. llti East avenue on Satori”.
olooely following her only can, Jona—
thupwho passed away just seven
weeks alto.
She is curvived by an only dough
tor. Mrs. Way, who resided with her.
Pennsylvania R. it. who resides in
Philadelphia. and is the sole sul'vlvor‘
of a lame family.
“d ehe paused her girlhood here.
school which she continued until her
with her little dauzbler and baby son
River school under Prof. Wigilam
where she taught continuously until
her reuiunuiion‘ln 1905. .
all. has since lived quietly nt her'
her son and dnuxhter,
The funeral will he held from hori
into home Tuesday nileulnqr at """l
of St. Paul‘s ofht-ioliuu. ' ’l-» :
wullt cemetery.
“SLEEPING” MAN
,WAS lN LAST
LONG SLUMBER
(manned From Pint Patent
outed with the Holyoke police depart-
ment. and hound that the man was
well known there and had it brother
living in that city. who was notified
and is expected to urrivo in Nor-walk
today to complete the arrangements
for the funeral. ‘
MILFORD IOV MISSING. '
The Intel"! polico‘deparlmeni noti-
fied the local officers that sixteen-
rmr-old Warren Wilmott was misslnz
from hill home in that city as was also
a neat sum of money. The young man
held up and robbed a lnilkman of two
ten dollar bills and about $5 in charms
and disappeared. He was clad in n
blue cult and wore it red «writer «ml
was thought to have headed for this
city us be has relatives here.
Poem. TELEGRAPH .
OFFICIALS DISMlSBED‘
NEW YORK. Dec.‘ h-Poutmuster
General Burieann has diamiseed from
Government service Edward Reynoldl
ViolePreeident and Generalllantizer
of the Postal Telegraph-Gable com.
on”. and A B. Richards. General .Bu-
perlntendcnt of the company's Pacific
alter n ten-day builder followinn the'coast division. for ulloxed insubol'dlna-
lung second wu- aeulun. most 0! the lion against the Government'a plans '
numbers of both Senate and lit-inc to animate the postal with the
women hind W to m tbd worh" Western Union 'l‘ologr'nph Company.
of the winter.
of the legialotive program
M been held in W ‘0 W." o. n. 3.. will be held on Wednesday in‘
A special meeting of Ophlr Chapter,
the addms of President Wilson. I! the Insulin Chapel on south Main
. . - 11°“! “W "'0 WW “I” W street, Following the initiation of
NOI‘QUH‘)’ Of bill“) for COIOIIK‘H, mu‘ ”'9‘- m WNW m. on” ‘ ma 30cm will he held
tion of business including the man) the pm .0 so towards the Mason.
annul ”MPTWOI mm. 7:5: to Home in Wlmnsford.
nue legislation. investigations and
callueoua bills.
hodbouun.
melon
long hetero the noon convening
hour. spectatore aroused into the, '
Capitol. pressln'rpnrtieullfly to the'
and two Rouse galleries for nettle at the joint
decided session. at one o'clock to bear Presi- '
would have, dent’ Wilson“ _ .
to go . on . -
2 operation be on I ‘ CAP‘I’AINBLUI PROMOTEU
con “twell. l . .
g9 , .
moths-who WASHINGTON, Dec * Sew-Cubism
by Victor Blue, now-commanding the au- ~
" pendmdmbt Texas. has been no?
looted for detail on (micro: the Bur-ecu
“WWW . ’lotbwiih rank at rear ad-
. Sammy Denim nmn. ‘ and
the “yogurt mun-mes nomimlr '"
After calls «OI‘M and House
tulle todiscioee presence of quot-lime.
committal-ware appointed to notify
the Pmident and the respective
branchee of Cannon th‘ét the new :
may! alum: or ,
a
. ' below“ ,
" vex-rm _
;. Bolero; ndeaux and Surplico p
, and outlast; violin-n batlvul, «lain
. W,B.CORSETS I";
um 5' f
illlllll NEXT it
long an. Instructor in LocaliFood Administration An-
nuances Restrictions Will
Be Removed With Arrival
of Cuban CM
The sugar divisions of the
Slam Food Administmtion through-
out the country will begin to demob-
illau ghoul December 15, it was
lauded yesterday in untlciuntion or
the arrival of Cuba's sugar crop
Iodlfioatlo' ' n of restrictions
Ire. Frances Jane Wood, widow of: .
and her brother Roderick Wood. January.
cm Construction Engineer of the “m“ we" '1" “mm" we“
live early next week.
The sugar divisions. which have
complete control over distribution by.
Mrs. Camp was the eldest daughter refiners, and, through
of Noah Wood and was bum m Roll over distribution by wholesaler- and
ding on the first day of the year. lit: Sweet-s, will on,l)ecelnber l allocatin—
'l'he Wood family removed to Nor» ne .their certificate
walk when Frances was but . child, which sugar has been cited to until.
lilcllil‘el‘s and dealers as a wartime
ditto was well educated, and when measure. Manufacturers will. hOWPV-
quite a young girl the old Center Dis- 9" be required ‘0 “mil their MM'
trlct schoolhouse burned, and at the e“ each ‘0 3’ “*3"! day supply until
"00831 of the Center School commit the free Irrtli‘dl ot‘ the Cuban raw om
tee. she establiuhed -a semi-private ‘” “’0'" 1“““3’ 10 0' 15-
While restrictions on the use of sur
marriage to Jouthun Camp, in. the 5" in public [liaison villi continue .n
“itthlh of it direct line of Jonathan onset for the present, four pounds ot‘
Camps. at which his son, lately downs» “la" ‘"" ”9 “”0““ ‘0 9““ WW“
' each month in the lmlllt-S, beginning
the refiners,
at ten under
ed. was the ninth; , .
Shortly after Mr. Camp removed to Monday or TM". “US,“ Walt lib
Jpney City He‘ghis' where he was clured, was the normal consumption
f‘lty Eluim’el‘ until his death in 1374, prior to the war. The present allot-
when hill wife relumed to Nol'walk "m“ is "1’03 ”Wild“-
Tho auger divisions had not intend-
The following September site at: ed to relinquish control until the end
copied a position in the primary grade of the year. but it was ft'Ilild yesterday
of the Franklin street school where that lb. situation had so impth‘d
silo taught with signal “mg... “m that the demobilization would begin
«bull 1880 when she went to the Over “'0 weeks “I‘ll"-
GERMANS SECRETE
THEIR SUPERCANNON
plenum home. on East avenue, WM) ”"3”" 6"" ‘” Shipped t° "7° '"'
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY ()l‘
”flock. Ber. Louis B. Howell, rector OCCUPATION, Dec 2.~Tlle insiliv
facts regarding "Big Bertha" and the
will be in the family plot in the Non-- other monster Germ Guns may
locked up with numerous
information that reuhos the Amm-
can army officers is to the effect ll wt.
the German nine of heavy millll‘n ,.
various points have been shipprtl in
the interior on flat oars. Shipments
or parts of big gun emplaceuwnts 2!"
also reported.
(let-mun: interrogated as to the. ill ..
position of "Big Bertha" and oliu‘!‘
large calibre cannon profess to be ill“
nontnt of their whereabouts.
BUY YOUR CHRIST-
MAS PRESENTS BE-
FORE OUR HOLIDAY
STOCK TS DEPLETE'D.
It is it good idea. to select
your Christmas presents early
I0 utouvuidhute at the last
moment and of. the some t'me to
nuke your selection while our
stock is still complete.
Whether you wish to spend
littleor much, you owe it to
yourself to see what we offer.
Richard F. Neath
28 North Main Street,
South llorwulk.
m, I M“ crow. Eben—ta. namgownpfi
fibrmfi the wood finish st
lace Jaci- over silk-
h lace and smbrotd- _
B. Cornet: as foun-
MU WERES.
‘ . Minnow“ .
who... ,
cumulus-1m:
MMWq...
“ "In" You W
‘ W. 3. Met ace uni to
. mum. its, . KYOUR Daugherty}. a rail
Won-’19 'Wndrnivkute
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