.tev. Feeder!
Trinity parish to attend the lnvltatbn
of Rev. Frederick A. (bleman, rector
of Trinity parish to attend a special
eervlce at his church on Sunday even-
1W lng. Dec-ember 15.
a content: Atacama! I Phoenix mm c... No. 1. .t their
‘! irregular monthly meeting last night
voted to hold a turkey supper on New
Year‘s Eve.
_ EK. BANKS, }
and-m note, wag
immatmtbnmn;
(2in NeWs
senate COMMITTEE
Pos'rrouns ACTION
WASHINGTON. Dec. t.-Action on
the resolution of Senator (‘umntins,
of lava, Republican. imposing that a
Senate committee be sent to Paris for
the Peace Conference. was postponed
until tomorrow by the Senate l-‘uteign
Relations Committee today. after an
executive session to discus.- the read
luuon and hear Senator (‘ummins in
its behalf.
m
Chief of police. William R. Penninz‘i
ten and Detective Sergeant Hunt alfl‘ ITALIAaN RED CROSS
—.
There is no garment that
rival the freedom or move-
ment, unrcatricted am. :7
can and comfort, equal to
the sweater.
No wonder its popularity is
oemnniaL
New models for the whole
family. Pricel—
Men‘a—fiw to $12.60.
'A. «in Bridgeport. today on business. I IS DOING W'ELL
"W l
' 1
Butler Lod‘ze, No, 97. l. 0. 0. r, “1“ The report of the committee In;
hi , . ‘h' 1: ti the charge. of the_dn’ve of the local that“.
meet ‘ “ eventng. f“ “ K the ter of the ltalian Red (‘1‘055 ill i’iiiJ':
lnitiatory Deg”? “'1“ i" worked “9°“ their quota of the 340.000 ttt be sub *
I number of candidates. tact-ibed in the state to erect ;. ltobpiv'
W Ital in italy to be nown as thc "i'atil-
lion of Connemicut,“ for the trout
ment of the thousands of returning
ltalian soldiers who were Allsil‘t'!
prisoners of war and who are atflictt-t.
with the (headed white plague. show
that very good returns have been
- made so far. .
A meeting of the committee in
charge and the team captains will he
held tonight in Frank liablartino'a
tailor shop on Water street. when the
complete returns for the first tour
days of the drive will be math- and
Will be announced through ii'tht- tn‘:
,umne tomorrow.
MONTHLY MEETINGS
AT FIRST DISTRICT
FIRE HOUSES
~
The. Red Cross Auxiliary of tilt-
Bouth Norwalk Congregational church
will meet tomorrow at 2:00 o'clock.
Plenty of work. Please brim; sewing
materials.
Endeavor t‘irclr, of the King'r'
Inughtera. is holding their rummage
”Ill? today In tltt- \ acant store on Witch
lumen street. t’ortuerlt' occupied by
Albert N. Morgan. the local hardware
merchant.
”—
At the regular meeting of lltttlcr
' lodge, No. 97. on \Vednt-sdttt evening?
December It. the nomination of (tilt.
cars for the coming year will bt‘ held Regular Business Trannchu and
and the election will pt‘nhahly take' Winter Entertainment. Planned.
- hearty every member iii the tiret
We. a week later. Edntricl lire count-titles let friend wllc
i keep the home fires burning last night,
‘ "I‘— Shanen, 0i 46 ”Millin'ilt‘ street. and answered here when his name"
Stamford, complained to the local pox was reached at tn.» roll call at the l‘l'g.
lice vesterday that he had purchaued Jill“ "Will"! llli‘i’HWI-
. o (It l‘Uill'H“ he solemnly said that he
0‘ " main 1" Rldnofleld "”0 0“" and had much rather may at home with
one cow-and the, animals had not been‘ gm: bu‘. duty called him, although in.
' delivered to him and he was becomlnz knew the prut-ctdinga would be dry .
'alarmed. , » land dusty as tltcv alwaya were. and
....-.-- . without doubt. wilt-y calmly winked at
. _ , - _ meditative rye. .tnd like it wise woman
The tiled Cross Auxtllat'y oi SL1!” hint g“
Jost‘ph'a church \till resume thclrl uf t-nurw mm. was regular butl-
weekly working sessions on Tuesdayl "FM to he granola-ted. but it watt
night It their rooms in the Parochial ‘ quickly accomplished. and then there
Wt'l‘t' card game» and such. but the
school on 8“an street. This it! a": real.objnct of the gathering was to
flrat working ueaaion held
in “'0’ KH‘ that those juicy roast beef,
weeks and all members are united to. il‘t‘ril itlllll sandwiches went to a. wal'at
be present. * and not to waste.
Mina Margaret is. Weed. one of the, ”a...
best known teachers In the Norwalk' ONE MORE LOST
public schools, is confined to her CATTLE COMPLAINT
bottle. 42 littyvletr avenue, buffering ,
"om 8. broken arm. While crossinl‘ l Shanon who conducts a unit-a ata-
. ghlt- cn Hawthorne fill‘rt‘l. Stamford.
'. the street near the school. Monday rt-pttt-ts in the local police that he
ltrcr. lluuvcr luta renftzned.
upon her and in such a way that the week. taking with him a man that lit-
pit-lied no in out: or me saloons of that
bone was fractured. my. .
I That he nttt'tltmetl there a Mill“ of
. _...
sum... Remedy};
l
Mahfi Chills and Fever afternoon.
rim 50C _ , Witt-n ht- reached the main road at
.hutufaotion Guaranteed 01' “one, ‘ Brancltrillc. he gate his man explicit
301'de I glut-trier: a: I; theI straight r‘wmdl to
~ t nm 0 t all on t l‘ovt‘ on it tofu.
filtrcpared and Sold By Shanon said at II o‘clock last night
Minssgflt-g(fiweu 011)., no tract: 0f the man or the lll‘ilfiiei
“ . I would he found.
orwa ‘
l DEMOBILIZATION CAMPS.
\i‘.-\>Illl.\7t‘t‘i‘01\', l’lt‘c. I. —-Tttirty
.' camps were designated by the War
Elli-.pnrtment fitduy as demobilization
.ccntv‘rs In which enlisted men are to
i he transferred for that-barge from the
Miami: ' .
(TODAY IN WALL 8'1'R.!'tli'tl'H
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ti
:rt‘lii'
I
, NEW roux. Dec. 4. (Watt Btreet.‘
t it‘tzsu It. m.,l.-Shipping‘a and - motor-a
. were susplclous exceptions to the gen- .
{emit firmness prevailing at. the open!
.ing of today's Stock Market, Marine
Preferred and Studebaker losing two.
points each. These decllnoa were'
points in nus. Ii. S. Rubber. Amefican
i Can, American Woolen, Beef. Susan.
glntornatlonnl Nickel. United Cigar
l Stores and Diutlllera. we. Steel mallet
i a substantial fractional gain, but ratio;
were distilled and without material
change. Liberty Fourth 414's fell to
xa new low record of 9648.
l ' III—— .
, WALL STREET. Moons—Shipment
IIIOOII recovered their losses, but Stude-
baker remained heat/y, despite the
strength of minor motors and accesso-
ries. Steele and troopers race 1 to 2
points with General Electric. but oth-
er popular mduatrlala and equipments
continued-dull with, rails. at midday
U. 8.3th reacted abruptly and next-
can Petroleum lost its two-point rise.
rwhlle.’ Marine Preferred allowed ex?
, trente rally of 4 points. Persistent»!-
~ ,4 ~be at mum rename «mm
. . tummy minimum 01,596.32. Was {the
{featured ‘ '
f . t
i
V
. .{t ..
5' 5th oi bronchi
flfiii‘bfidvm
guarding. Mint-t Weed fell and landed I Wt'lli It) tltitlgehttltl on Monday or thin ‘
: neutralized by gains of\one to four‘
Women ’I—812.00 to $18.00.
Boys ‘~$l .50 to $6.50.
Rogers 8: Stevens
[v *molk Seuth Norwallt
“CHESTER S. SELLECK
PLEADS NOT GUILTY
(Continued ftum l'tt‘th Page.)
John Inn-brunch, of New Britain.
an express driver. was indicted on
charge of alleged theft of “’l'ih‘l
watches valued at $109. lie pleaded
guilty and was bent to Jail for aix
months.
(‘hestcr S. t-lellcck, ttf Nut-walk. was
indicted on the charge of embeule
meat of 833.000 from the it‘airflrltl
t‘ouuty National Bank of that city.
lie pleaded not guilty and his bond
was fixed at 85.000. lie will be tried
at the January term.
Charlie Fonz. oi \l’atcrbuty. indict
cti tut having opium illegally, pleaded
not guilty and his bond was fixed at
81.000.
in the Waterbury whiskey theft
cases indictments were returned
against the following: John J. Welclt.
William llen'ceeivlcis. (‘harlea Balka-
wita. Nicole Jacarouu. Joaeph Nail-
ltIn. Edward Behan, [Atria Stapleton.
Joseph Campbell, Adam Ballrueh and
[Benjamin Whittier. Skehan la a mem-
ber of the Waterbury police 'fdrce.
The men pleaded not guilty and bond-v
were fixed at $2,500 each for trial itt
January.
MISSING MAN FOUND DEAD
HOLYOKR. Marta. Dec.
Scouta searching for .lohn F‘ello. who
Incidentally. it itt just as well that ‘disapponred from hilt home here No-
vember Ii. found the body_on a sand
bank at the edge of the Connecticut
t-ivcr today. Polio was a street rail-
way conductor for twenty-five years.
and was well known in local labor ctr»
clen. llc had been In ill-health.
WILL courmus our: couhcu
or oceans:
tlcut State (‘uuncl of Defense watt
today informed by Gmavonor ll. Clarit-
eon. acting Director of the Council of
M I rm oxen md a cow, and with um man National Defense. that the latter body
driving them started ltomcwnrd In the “3d decided '0 continue. "'0 organiza-
tion of all state councils, with their
local dlvlitlonn. Governor Marcus H.
Holcomb leaned a statement yesterday
saying it was his desire that the or-
ganisation of the Connecticut (‘ounctl
be continued.
WALL STREET. l:;ltl p. nt.-Tlt-‘
market bmnnte atamant durinz
lllid~~'f‘afiotl. In prices in genrral‘tend-
It'tg towarda iO\\‘t‘l“ levels. United
States Steel increase. Its reaction to
almoat two points and rails edited
moderately with oilfi, but Murine Pre'
fcrrt-d recorded an extreme rally of
fl\'(' "points.
at Ittitjftatttt""‘i"”
ttuurt, IIIII IIIIII
SIIIS run on
Save your hairi Make it thick. wavy,
\. . l '
glossy and‘boauttful at once.
Try net you will, after an [application
of} Pandemic. you cannot find a. single
trace of Dandruff or falling hair and
your scalp will not itch. but what will
plcmte you most will be after a few
a'ceks' use, when you see new hair.
tine‘and downy at first~yes~but real~
ly ncwrhair mgrowing all over the
scalp . ,
Admin Dandeyine Immediately dott-
blen the beauty of your hair. a No dif:
fenence, hoa- dull, faded. brittle and
scrhgm'.‘5uat moisten a, cloth with Dan-
dorlne and carefully draw it through
yourihalr. taking one Small strand at
n-tltne. The effect is Immediate. and
and shimmer ‘otwtrua hair health.
‘I
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I
4. ---- Boy :
HARTFORD, Dec. «t.~'l‘hé Connec-
m‘
amazintr~your hair will bought, nutty;
"and wavy. and. have an‘ppeatuco of
abundance; an ‘llncompomble lustre.
softness and lent-lance. theapb'aaitty About fl
“ ‘tentfed the smoker belabv the T
. Get a». man bottle oleeton'eMen'l club aimed“
~ new mm W‘ '
a
it
’ ’roua mauve um \
c“ . 4’?
Inlet- Morel M to w h
Then in brim Doc. 17.
Local l-‘our illnute lien are plan
ning to attend the would annual meet
in: of the Your Minute lieu of Con-
necticut which will be held on Decem-
ber 17. Bridgeport, Conn. There are
1.245 ll‘our Minute Men in the state.
and it in expected that over 860 will
NOR WALK
I SOCIETY ‘
and Personal
Speci
I l
v .
.1‘
“ct um lajor
-u :.. , . , l_t't....dn.\.i.tupci‘-
Birthday Surpriu PlflY- ibunally led the gallant 102d Regiment.
A pleasant birthday “"1"“? 93"" t'onnecticut'u Pride, who fought at
was given in honor of Mine Ida Banks lloileau Woods. and Chateau-Thierry.
at the home of her elem“. Ml‘fl- 3 W- Major General Edwards will give an
[tarry last t'l'eninii. Musit‘. dancing interesting account of the battles of
and names were tainted by u“ DN‘DPN the 102d Regiment, which more than
throughout the evenlne and dainty re- anyt hing else but served to write in
freshtnents were buried at a late hour.
The guests rtll departed «Olin! Ni!“ American soldiers.
Banks an excellent hostess. 1 Another speaker of note who will be
TIN‘ lire-it‘ll! “'9'? ”N' W53“ Ruth present at the convention ‘nt Lieuten-
“lover. Mildred Radfan. Helen lrvini'. nut d'Aiguy. of the 19th Battalion of
-l.il|itm llt'l‘l‘ihil. Eleanor Williams. Blue Devils. who but recently Was rc'
Harriet lions. Bertha lleidt-l, Marl“ leased trim the fighting front. and its
Hut-int: Mart IIHIHW. Antll‘f‘nfl And" now an attache cf the French High
“(Ill lttn-ttthy Sherman. Ruth Her-rink, commission in that country.
‘Benlla Itivltte. Ida Banks. Vivian 0v-;
wton. “Blasts, Daniel Youngst Edward , was commander of one of the ships in
Radian. Lt-crand Miller. “0‘3“: "H" the British Navy which bottled up’the
l-lrntst Barrett. Frederick Taylor. 11”“ German l-‘leet at Zeebrugo. will tell
In Kardmt. (‘Itarles Lattil‘h- "-er Tyr- how lilt‘ feat was accomplished.
1"]. Norman Banks. "Hm” Sherman. The second annual meeting of the
John (‘uch-ll‘i. l‘lttllk ”HIM. Thomas Four Minute lieu of (‘onnecticut will
llttrnr. Kenneth l'ttungs. lloward Ter- be 9”,me by an automobile, trip
l'\. Mrmu Ailing. up and film 5. W from 10:30 to 12.00 o'clock In lilt‘
Darcy and MN. and 1‘” “T""ton' morning. to the ammunition plants at
lilr. and .\I.-s. Andrew C. Krimblll oi Bridgeport, At noon a reception will
South Nurwullt visited with Sir. and he held at the Stratlleld Hotel. to
MI'H. F3. .1. Jatltson. on the Darlcn aide. ”put (torttmr-r Clifford ll. Wilson. In-
Runday et‘enlng.-—Sprinfldfl‘8 00"“? \‘ited gumts of the anr Minute Men
ir-mttleut of Stamford Advocate. 'of the state. From 12:30 to 1:30
Her-hell W. Hel'l‘illi: has returned o‘clock there will be a luncheon at the
m M... an”... at on“... mum-t. Virginia. Stratllcld Hotel with singing by the
after attending 3 (”mm furlough with ‘ Four Minute Men Singer-t. led by Al-
his parentt-t on Wmalwttrd avenue. ’ l vin (‘. Brettl of Bridgeport.
Mr. James Gordon Montgomery of Th“ business “WNW of the COMB”
“as“ City. Mo.. is the ml,“ of Dr. tlun will open at 2:00 o'clock prompt-
and Mrs. Oeornr- o. l-‘awccll of \Vnsll- 1:2 Junior Gmrxe w. Wheeler of the
lngton street. I Supreme T‘uttrt of (‘onnccilcut will be?
.-...—— ' " r; ‘
i".
Mrs. Wardn'ell ttt' I.ivittgttton street . the t‘lminnnn 0‘ "19 meeting. Besides!
the addresses by Major General Ed.
’w'nrdtt. Lieut. d'Aiguy, and Lieut. Wat-I
tkt-r. there will also be addreuaes by"
George (‘oleman of the U. 8. Depart
. intent of Labor, Lieut. Governor Cilf‘
turd ll. Wilson and William H. Inger~
iaoll. the National Director in Wash-
tinxton. D. (1. of the Four Mlnute Men
I From 5:30 until 6:00 o'clock. the.
purine on“ 0;th most beautiful Four Minute Men will attend a dinner
and ltnDrcaerr patriotlc RENE“ ever at the Simlfleld Hotel, following
witnettoed in Danbnry. an offering of uhlch at 6:30 oclock they will be the
m" “3'00, expresrln: in a suhntnn- 3:: 2f 8. I21 Poll. member of the
tint form the thankfulnt-tttt of the mom» mem‘m'":l;:;m of 9‘1“" at Polls
here of mo parish for the ending of ban l .I. . it libel: al performance
”‘0 war and the maturation of peace u t n arranged for their benefit.
1 to the world was placed upon the al- '
' F
tar of St. James ' l-Iphtcohal church OUR MURDER CASES/7°
Sunday evening. COME BEFORE COURT
Early in the war tho suggestion watt ”'"“
made that whoa police should be do?
I‘lm‘ed n public service of thanksgiving
he held and one of the developments
has returned from a week‘s visit with
her daughter In New York city.
GIFT TO CHURCH OVER ‘53,“
Magnificent Thank Offering Made by
Members of St. James’ Pariah
Danbury.
'\
'I‘ltt-rc are four murder canes on the
docket of 1th Criminal Superior court.
wltlch'comcit In tomorrow afternoon
with Judge William s. Cattc on the
or this aumwiltm was the proposal 0' hunch. ThOsr- charged with tnut‘dcr
tt thunk offerlttn of fill?“ ”WWW” ore: Louis lionlon alleged to have
that It would comm“m “ P“"“‘“““m~tttttott Daniel in winter- Joseph 13;...
tncmorlul o nthc part or the church to llatlue. charged with Vsiaflég J n
the goodness of BM” Providence 1“ Bradlcv in Bridgeport: Antonio San-
'lcadlnz the forces of right and "Eb" sane. alleged to have killed Donate
f Nltlant‘RR to victory Itt the war aralust mun In Bridgeport; Felix Ariotto. said
tlct'mnnv.
. to have slain gthlIow countryman in
A portimt 0' the “W“ 0“"“3 will Greenwich. The castes of Joseph IF
h” “""d ‘0 lift ”‘9 mortgage upon the Dohcrly. thmlocal contractor chat-trod.
"“1““ property. amounting to ‘17“500' with manslaughter in connection with
and with the balance. later, a memo- ‘ i
rial parish house that 'tthall stand as ‘a fight in a mm hotel is also on the.
memorial to the conclusion of'the war llal, '
will be erected.
‘Tltc rector, the Rev. Aaron C. Cox
burn. and the vicar. the Rev. J. Wea-
Thc complete list. lat ‘
Bridcepot~t,-Antonlo. Sansone.
I
I
écladed the national anthem and other by, theft:
jpatriotic airs, was rendered by the “3’ Theodous. burglary;
:l‘nmbined choirs, with 0’3“ ““1 'f’ltlmes, rape; John liovnca. intent to
‘vlolin accompaniments. THE 8010! km; Andrew Blue. Rgm‘vfled a8-
“'°"“ 5““3 by James Price. ““0“ ”Leann; Charles A. Smith. embculement
iNew York city. The music and decon 13...!“ Wood. rape.
:alionti Impacted a patriotic almoa-i Namath—Joseph While. burglary:
”he“ ‘0 "19 91°91'01““ and made ‘ William Conklin. burglary: Edward
into»! appropriate and beautiful aet- 14mg, Intent to kill: Perlnnd Cum-t
I ting for the. deeply and solemnly. re- "my. mom .
(ilgillufl church ceremonies. . h'rnemfitogpph
The Rev. Mr. Coburn spoke briefly‘am theft. ' . ‘
(as a prelude to the olfactory. buying Stamford—Tony Digiacoma. hide.
.that never before in its history hlld'cent asanull; Howard Elma. rape: The,
lSt. Jameu' pariah experienced .euch 030m Taxtet‘. burglary.
in day 88 th“! and 119 trusted that Greenwich—Felix Arlolto. murder.
.never its-nip would there be. occasion mhuw—Ettgene Bronson, intent to
itor an ‘obaervance each as that inwkm; yam Froachetto. inlury topmll'
:which the congregation watt participa- :erty; Theodore Miller. theft: Edward.
ttlng. He spoke of the thank‘oifcrlng'mmmn. mutt: Jnmett Drincoll, theft;
tthat had been made. asalmoat mlra- Homer amnigy, theft; Chat-lea Skelly;
onion: and referred to the spirit with theft; autumn. snub, at
,which the hoopla of the pariah had in Amber, theft...‘ . » “
.entered into the movement. and the, Gave “ Bonda—«whn‘geio Cit-tango.
.{genet-oany» wltl‘i’ which they made 371mm“. indecent? assault: hav-
nt‘ett- gifts. ‘ ‘ . fiance anti/star, Brldxeport. the" from
. , 'pcrlon. ,
I ‘ _ . ‘ ,
i“ 'y",. ‘. "m, "'
fll’ menu—beraa‘nd‘xuella at.IFAblOUd MIELER KILLS HIMSILG
nutty. ~ ._ OXFORD: Deo- . Emmi!” "A”
Greeko, assault
TRINITY until Home auoxnn‘
, .
v
I I be. present at the convention at
. . Bridgeport. ,
‘ all interest is added to the oc-
the pages of biliary, the bravery of
Lieutenant If. T. C. Walker. who
the death of Fred L :Mills durlnr'r a,
a
tuuc‘
der: Louis Botticn. murder; Joseph. lion in Great Britain and then nuts if that most of the men in all camper
lay Twelvea, conducted the impressive Bevilaquc. murder; James Abbott.t the omens are better in France itliti have been released.
“W“ 39m“?- The ”“3“ "I“ “l' theft: Stirnil Whitmtheft' RolllnGttnb1t
Michael Conway, theft; it‘d-5
Lawrence?
eiti .Nit'ho- -
mlilfvmhntland‘ ‘
Practical and Moderately Priced
Thermos Beetles Bnth lobe:
Ianicm Articles Wt Julie
, toilet not. am ‘ ‘
“Malina Pads luflera
Safety amt. silk Handkerchiefs
Ionic Portfolios Suspender: *
Bill l'oida Linen Handkerchiefs
Leather Hand Bags Initial Handkerchiefs
Men‘s Traveling Slippers Ladiea’ Silk Hose
Leather Back Men‘a’Silk, Lisle and
' Clothes Brushes Wool Hosiery
Agency Sweaters r '
for Pajamas ’ ‘
Markbms 8‘!!! Shirts
Leather Articles Underwear ~
and Umbrellas .
Men's and Ladies' Hats and Caps £
Gloves Men's Jewelry
Also a large assortment of useful articles especially E
adapted for soldiers’ use.
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Joseph Davis
85 Wasington St, So. Norwalk E
9.32.2: . .n-v ,._, _...__
FOREIGN COMMENT on THE In full of meme. If it n .o bt- re-
massnce
,deemed, it must be by the pt‘olilt‘h‘ of
every country.”
PARIS. Dec. 4.-The Paris non-epo-
59813 print the principal passages of
“n" F°""”"’P°i"” President Wilson's nthaa ‘
...t . go to (at-
.o‘;3“£3$t§’ifi' ”3:133:11? 3-“; 5%.?“ W“ W ”W"
'l ‘ avora e.
green in cordially commented upon by, 'Jullen Sci-10L writing m, u". 0“,.
"“5 morning’s IN‘WFI’EWs. which ttv‘anya: "if President Wilson'é speech
'itmw sentiments 0f hearty “mm“ brings us no new information on in.
mm ‘itfé’.“ii.‘;'.‘2.."t‘§. Illit;.1::'°“"°.:‘."'."° " astr-
' ' onaw c y se . .
dent will find the Entente hlnlcflulf‘li'ommen“ in flgpnmihtllng em. “mg;
thoroughly in concurtencc. with lllh‘qupguons of demobilization which
giggl‘izm and devotion to Interntttinntt.’ none had fox-9898“.”
- . llone Ducal. in the 6 lot , i
There is manifest it strain tIi' atnk‘» '10 thlt 9‘11. of u“, lnentggeudglle;
ty in the editorials Willi l‘f‘gitl'ti itl rec» With “18 President's visit to Europe.
onclllns the President‘s principles .“i 1 and says: “The eminent etatettmen
embodied in his louder“ coin!“ mu. inn not be long in realizing that in
“l" aspirations °‘ "‘9 ““93- Tm-Lthc negotiations of tomorrow the role
Months Posh While minkmbute “l'of arbitrator beIWeen the belligerentil.
the "“1““ terms ‘0 "“9 “fitment .if by chance he thinks of‘assuming it.
:1: tlz‘messo‘: Ifi’fipzttfilhc? “'0‘: goultll only “she'd hopes of intrigues
" ' y tie van til-2 e ."
the'cxact relation of the fourteen ‘ 0
points to the peace settlement being
understood. It thinks the points wetc . , _ , ‘
accepted too hastily by the Allied gm- ( barging conspiracy ‘0 unlawfully
ernmenta. It relies. however. upon injure his business by calling: work-
the President's definition of them as men out on utrlke unless certain it!»
an outline 0! “'9 basis 0‘ Draw MNi lawful demands were met, James J.
regards them as "a serviceable inslru O'Brien 0, Bridgeport has brought
meat with which to begln the work u. suit against Martin Kane, business
securing pence." everything depending
agent of the Carpentera' union: 'l‘ltom‘
on their interpretation and atthIt-tt
tion. as Burns. business agent of the Ma-
The D3“? News ““3 anxiously m" .aontt' union. and John C. Doyle. busi-
evidence of the acceptance of ”iv ‘ ..
spirit of the fourteen points. the It-t “"5 agent M the Plumbertt union,,
ter of Which was accepted, with one and Alfred .i. McKeen, business agent
Engllah Newcomer. Show Anxiety oil
Acceptance of Preaident Wil.
_ L,,
SUIT AGAINST UN IONS.
' execution by the Allies. and deplores of the. I’alnters' u't't'ion, and seeka dam-
"lhe ominous absence of any consid-
ered or worthy reference to the su , .
preme 133ue before 9 world.” in the- AT GERMAN PRISON CAMPS
coalition government’s appeal to the»
electorate of Great Britain. lt accuecb' WASHINGTON' Dec. 4.«Llsta of
Premier Lloyd George of uppeallngitt Americans in German prison camps.
the mob instinct, tallis of underground still are beingJorwnrded to the We:
machinations to establish consgnp Department, although it is assumed
ages of $10,000.
,
. , ., . A list made public today
"In all the world," it. inquires, “who , War Department includes:
re the statesmen who are backingi At. hospital—Rania“:
Iiieut. Philip G. Chesb
The situation ttms."Maas. -
by the
not the letter but the spirit of J’reshl
dent Wilson’s policy?
I‘ll. North Ad-
After birth, the
‘ttvu most import-
ant events in I
man’s ltfcarcchooe-
ing a mic. and
choosing arrange.
Of the two, the
range is the easier.
for any range will
~ttccept, but ranges,
like wives. m a y
give trouble aiter‘
choosing. Choose a
srauroao. and you
will have no trouble
wwith..your range—-
and less with your
attic.
South? Not-itali-Mttdcumpany ‘
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