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penaable'fltefienttnelhm '“wmtedm
lorwalk’s Home Paper. Win.
AWIATID.PI£M um FROM ALL PART. W I’HI WDM‘.V A "IOU“. "III A” WI OWN unnam-
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.mm mo m at the m Ila-until M . . com “I“ con. GAMDAY. 3N0. 'l, 1018 Warner and my cloudy tannin. N0 0.. _
PRESIDENI IS
,lllPli0Vfll IN
"Elli" Willi
aunt tilts
not Is NEAR
it .~ limits
tutu tart?
wnttanv ill
Supper at 630, Ft ed by
Degree Work all Other
Entertainment
The twenty-third anniversary of Eur
UKRAINE tutti
itllllill; nouns
SEIZE at town
General Skoropadski \Was
Tool of Germans—10,000
.‘inanoe Commit-tee Sends
Dead or' Wounded int”
ten Rebekah Lotlse. No. (1. I. 0. 0.
Workmen’s and Soldiers’ ~
Councils Have [lard Work
“A Raising Money They Need
let troops, after a severe battle ill, of enthusiastic members it has be
Clears Up the Work Which Fi ht for men "‘- "” ““1“” ”m" °"°“'
Belated and Mutilated Accumulated at His Desk,’ cnfmvftes 7 iii»: $333333 it»:
Mmul‘e the Senate Engefclggys With)“ and finalize 31:1 fitting :3: tguUm iiiiiggfimmh am
Calling For $5,953,466,000 ________ mum I. aw m the $301: ‘3: tuoua upper m and. loud to
unionists. Woke Rebekah Lodge m inali-
Mpflstlts BUT MflRE EflNVERSES WIT" Kten is now in the hands 0! union- mad in 1395,.“ the aflom
REPRfSENlATWES
which ten thousand men. includina conic one chine most. prominent no-
live hunde omcere. were killed or bekah lodges in Connecticut. The
wounded. according to u telegram mimemboru decided that the anniversary
celved by the Ukrainian .bureatu at should be fittingly observed. At 6:30
Lausannc.
THAN litflllllflNS‘
tebate Will Begin on Tue...
day. With‘Republicans Ab
tacking 1920 Tax Feature1
French and ltalian Ambas-
sadors Given Views on
Pach Conference
WASHINGTON. D. (‘.. Dec. 7.—-ln
porting the War Revenue bill to
he Senate yesterday Senator Sim-
tons, chairman of the Finance Com-
lttce, arranged for the beginning of
still of 'way for the menssuro.
Filing of committee reports on the
ill was deferred until next Week Sen-
tor Simmons will present .the major
y report and Senator Pcnrosc. of
'ennsylvunln will file a minority re-
ort. attacking especially the arrange
tent oi“ fixing 1920 l"itt~s Senators
‘utoot. of Utah. and La Follrttc. 01'
'isoonsin, republicans. gat't- notice
but they would file lat-parole reports
I present their individual riowa.
Senator Simmons rt'ltl‘ti notice that
\cry effort to expedite the bill's pas-
ttt-o nould be made, and Senator
cnroso replied that while no filibus-
ir would hi attempted thrtc
n liltlt‘iltlgll discussions, especially of
son outraged in the (mnwtstttiou
ON BOARD THE U. S. 8. GEORGE
WASHINGTON, it‘rldayntllcc. 6. 10 p.
111. (By wireless to The Assooiated
Press). -—l‘rcsident Wilson‘s third day
at sea found him much improved in
('bttilt "(‘It Tuesday With (‘Xt‘ludil'l‘ iit‘illlll, hib‘ (‘Oith illtl'illg yielded (0 .
treatment. and his voice is restul and
much stronger.
Having cleared the work which had
accumulated at the desk. the Presl-
dcnt enjoyed a day of recreation and
exercise. ills ship ran into somewhat
better weather this morning alter a
night of heavy weather. This illici-
noon be mount-untied along the lit‘ti'nh'
and Joint-d a party at the rail watch»
tilt: the Pennsylvania. the flagship oi
Admiral Mayo”! squadron. rist- and
fall on the heavy swells. The son was
bright with warm sunlight. Mr. Wil
on
tlmtly tttplt-s. swapping stories and
would i‘-\“.'I‘I'lt-lll‘c.~« With those on board.
The party included oillccrs in the
....- 1920 tax Nl‘ilt‘lllt‘. “hm. i‘cplibll- lower mdcs whose stories of exotic
1.11.: ut'llt'l’itll)"tlt't' vigorously opposing letters in the submurttl‘t- zone are tre-
Tablc Shows Estimated Yield
As revised by the. Senate. committee
I rum-t pent-c time conditions the
unsure is (ii-ril'llt‘d to ruiso $3,953,-
t‘ontlnutd on Sixth l’nct-
ill. stilt tiElS
ttttttsnntut
icycrnor Holcomb Says;
German Leader Ilopcs to;
Get Peace Terms That,
Will Leave Germany in
Position to War Again
HARTFORD, llcc. 7.r—--“llr. Solt‘ rc-.
lee that the only quarter on earth
mm which Germany may expect syntg
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lmthy is a certain sentimental and
laguided element in . the United
-tates," declared Govemor Marcus
Holcomb when his attention Wile“
« ed today to the campaign institut-j
:r by the Connecticut State Council:
1 Defense to combat the propaganda.
instituted by tho German Foreign Mitt-
ster after the signing of the armis;
ice. ,
“The real object of Dr. Solf's whin-i
ng notes is to alienate the Americnnl
t-tple from the Eentente." the Gov-i
- or said. " hopes to secure
term which will leave. (iter-l
1 strong enough to start a future.
for world conquest. At the DENT!
_ bio we Should not think of revenge; ’
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artisan tttt
President Wilson has summoned
erica “to the conradship" oi the
- (trons. Ills summons will be an-
cred between December 16 and
H . ember 23. when the Christmas Roll'
_ of the Red Cross is held In every
hnpter and auxiliary in the entire
country. It is hoped to win 82.000;
‘ ' ”members. who will be registered
' the spirit of the nation.
21.. large membership means more
‘ovctlt’ad‘ MY.” Bald HUM!
Deviled, ehlnnan of» the Wu-
.1311 . tinned Crises recently. ,
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NtlllWAlii WITH
t STARSillllSlRll’ES
'l't‘.t\t~.~.~inp_ ill" M't'lll'v of its historic,
infant-yuan Amt-ricott ilst: will journey
trout Iioston, Now liawn, illitlut'ptu‘t.
.‘Coruulk to Washington in January.
Sthoo] boy rttnncrs in t'cluys will cur-
ry it from one tillage to another.
Stars will be soon to the blut- field by
high school girls along tht- rtttttr.
l‘:\t3l'\'\\'ilt‘l‘\‘ demonstration in llottut
‘ of Old Glory will bt- ilt'iti.
'I‘ht- purpose of tho unique journey
is twofold: to levitc interest in the
lore and traditions wm‘en around the
Stars and Stripes. and to aid the War
Sayings Stamp campaign. The Hill?!“
my of the. proposed trip ls rich in his-
toric interest connected with the ting.
Concord Bridge just outside of Host
ton. where the achlcveulcnts oi the
Minute Men are ct'nntneluorttled itl if
statute. (Til ht: on» cf the first stops.
air] from the Concord high school will
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HARTFORD. Dec. 7.-—'I'he value oi
automobiles stolen in Connecticut in
a year is in the neighborhood of $200.-
ooo. said, Motor Vehicle Commissioner
Robbins B. Stoeckel today. “‘It is
time that something eflectlve were
done to put a stop to the thievery,
and the Automobile Department in-
mode to devise a plan to protect,own-
ers.’ ‘
Earlier in the day, Commissioner
Stoecltel and Captain Robert Hurley.
ol' the State Police. had aconferenee
on the matter. it _,ls understood that
the department may Mean effort to
meet the situation through the la-
retistratjoupcniticatea. in-
cludeddn which will be the question:
, "rt-mu whonuiid you purchase or;
obtain the cart". The
General Skompadskl rose to leader-
ship in the l'kraine with the aid or
the German forces that occupied that
country. There have been recent re-
ports of disorders in the Ukraine. and
it was stated that General Skoropad-
skl had been deposed. Another report
was to the elect that General Deni-
klne. a Russian antl-Bolshevik leader.
had arrived at Kicif with a force of
Cossacks. . ,
The identity of the “unionist" forces
referred to in the above deepatch is
not clear.
ANDERS NSHllllll ,
MARYlANIl ilFFIBER
o'clock supper was served and m a
.eoxuplcte success. being attndod by
.many local Odd Fellows and visitors.
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The local committee oi the Norwalk
Chapter. ltalian Red Cross. are md‘k-
ing strenuous etforxtt today and to-
tnorrow to reach their quota which
has been placed at 83,000. Today in
Tax Day and a nuntbcr of young Indies
and men are on the streets obtaining
mom-y for this cause. Tomorrow will
. mark the end of the drive and a mop»
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and Algie Searies Had
Adventurous Career as
Youthful Thieves
Shot by a i'imsiiiblv obit»- nteuinu
a second utlttnuobilc tit ,
Maryland. Arthur Audio-son, it ‘7 your
old lad. of Cross street. first tlis-
tl'it-t, “an trt~tttcd ut the Etnttruon 'y
hospittd in lltidgvpori lust ttidlt ill
.‘1 bullet wound in hitt hand, :tltzir hav-
ing been brought to that city in; law
tot the James lit-.ty from tho M'lrvlatld
itmll. With him was two other local
lntls. :ill charged with the theft oi ."l‘t
automobile owned by Fl‘t‘dt~lii‘l{
llown of 13s l‘t-qnonnoclt street. lll
llrtdgt-tmrt on November 23.
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latitudinal
uttottttttvnt
Mrs. H. i). littlimll of lltu'lcn, it 1'-
[iii riy'ol South. Not'wnik. bur rccclvt-l
wmd from Major (lcn. (‘. R. Edwards.
Ztiih Division that her son. Robert
Mat-Donald. lttisbct-n cited tor brav-
cl'y caring for the wounded under
heavy enemy fire Bob. in a letter to
lit-uncth (‘antrcli of Marion. writes:
Franco, October 25, 191R.
hour ‘Kcnn ! .h ‘
I gucss perhaps- you thought i had
forgotten you Kenneth. but not so.
Now that I haw a little time, I will
scribble you off a few lines of non-
some.
. l-‘ot‘ tht- last few \vcoks. yes, since
:illt‘ fifteenth of July, we. have had
very little little lcr letter writing. As
you know the. old New England divi-
sion is pretty popular and we. manage
to get, in all of the tights”.
t 3.25.5.1“ mm‘h’ltiérry w
going all of the time.
.a
e have been
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PUBllClECTUliE .
tot lilill truss
All arrangements have been coin-
pleted by the Nor-walk Chapter of the
American Red Cross for the public
lectures to be delivered in the Palace
and Regent Theatres tomorrow attor-
In order to permit the tnii
showing of the Wat but
mares-tourist
(‘t‘llil'~‘.\ lili.‘ '
The stoty ot’ the tscapo of the thrw .
.fivtcodhamw
'Flt‘!‘ rally but been arranged to be
held at the Palace thonte.
This rally will consist
reels of tine movies,
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of several
. addresses by
irived in the country from the "but
3 lines in list! and Austria midis numi
1 her of slides showing the work oi the
l‘nliun army and the territory won by
them hunt the Austrians. It is expect-
cd that those slidPn will be a bit: at-
traction to the local Italians and they
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Mrs. Thomas Libertine, of 30 Lowe
street. decided to go,out for awhile.
lvyt'nll‘liiill' afternoon. and asked an no
comtnodatiux neighbor to remain in
her home and watch her child. She.
arrivcrt home shortly before 6 o'clock
and alter preparing her husband's
snout-r went upstairs to her bureau
drawer anti discovered that Shiitl she
had left in the locked receptacle bad
isuppcared. The money had been
there when she left the house and the
drawer sconrclv locked but the ltcy
had been, left In her hand-butt. which
rcvttul on the mantlcpiece. When she
t.
returned the drawer was still locked.
the key was in the handbag. but the
cash was missing.
Th:- police were notified and Deters
live-Sergeant Hunt Investimted. Mr.
and Mrs. Libert‘no. the neighbor. Ser-
Pc'tnt Hunt and Prosecutlna Attorney
Cramer t‘. Hegemnn were (closeted for
--pr ”pm lord, (\Vl‘vwiug‘ but nothing
could be learned. The neighbor who
remained In the house, steadfastly
claimed her innocence and as there
was ,no direct evidence that she had
tal'etl the money, nothing could be
‘done.
Republicans Spent ”hallm- .
a.m”afi’rmu
tgn. Reports Show
! wasnmcroiv. D. 0.. Dec. 7.—.—rtn-
lei campaignlexpenso accounts filed
with the Clerk at the House by the
republican Senatorial and Congres-
isional committees showed additional
'receipts of $83,430 and additional ex-
penses of $46,872. Preeiection ac-
counts at these committees. combined
'with those of the Republican National .
Committee. showed expenditures of
3:38.000, with receipts totalling ”42.-
Complete reports of the democratic
committees. tiled several dire 380.
showed expenditures of more than
$600,000. ‘ , '
All final reports were on tile today
Ween. that of the Mublim Nation'-
c Comm. we“ r
three Italian military (lilii‘f‘i‘d Lust nrg
iCharles Bette. who are active ‘11 the
llltlltilillltlwiill
Ii the l'reseat Rate oi Expenses Keeps D it
. Will Soon Exceed the l'oiaidcrnan Mei. —V ' ‘
Crown Prince’s Iiiioris to Clear
llimsell Characterized as
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Baltic Provinces Fear aniovasioti ol the“ I
' j slut Bolsheviki'l-‘orces.
Pilllilitlllilllliil
commandant
hiatus HilllE
Pitieble Particulars of Desti-
tution Told in the Court
This ‘ Morning —- Father
Refuses Consent to Their
Commitment ‘
There won a pitluble scene in tho
uptown court.thlu morning when the
case of trederic Parties came up be
.tore dodge Caution: ' " " ’
. An readers of the Sentinel will re-
member. Mr. Gardner 0! the State Hu-
mane Society in company with i'o- . . .-
llce Sergeant Gibson. investigated thencMUngutTfngli). 'Dth 1?. ‘1;
case some weeks and. and found the DOVE y e ssocta “ “'3“
conditions at their emailed home. on -—Anxicty is being shown by .llll‘.‘ _It questions, also, whether plpel’
midi-3?“ of the moat didifl‘dnlllélaern‘an, especially n“. ““91“". money is not being surreptitiously
f M tbztutime me (our children we". mitifiii’tiiqtlthhitoft‘llxtlzii?“iii tiiiitliiiniif’ m’il‘hils newspaper uses the snu'
ound s y lacking, for both food and: ” ' ’ . t . - 3 , ' ’ .
‘glothtng .nnd unattended in the ttay,‘ the hundreds of \Vol‘knlclt srillitl ‘ non for an attack on Kurt fisher,
in their father worked on the Sue-I Soldicrs’ (‘ounctls now conduct— 'the Bavarian Prcmter. It mysthc
C'W'Rntfl Vim?!“ “'l‘)" 'ge'rfilg‘h‘z' ‘2'“ ing affairs in this country. Rcltu- Tneighboring South Geimunc an
a Theellziorit‘vutlioliistiirnt'zry 31:21:,“ in, bio reports say the disbursements : growing suspicious of Bavaria,
mediate t-tcps to relieve. the suit-r")f the“ councils f0" ”“0 W“ “V“,‘md the C‘Dm‘nfl deal” '0 ”3"
nm of the little ones. and w ltind-twccks have totalled 800,000.000mrute‘trom her. ..
hearted womim livlna nearby helped" marks. If this rate of expense; MUNICH. Friday, D601 3 i3, ’ '
m “"“W “'“l' WNW“ '0 ”9“" “p'continncs to he the usual cost of The Associated Proctor—Tho it
$°“‘;3m'a’l‘ei"‘fiuse I”. Mm “mm": operating the govcnlmcnt, it. will Itervicw with Frederick William,
. Mrs. Henry 1._ ' tcxct‘cd the total (lct‘tuati btttlgc,’the former German crown prince,
I with its enormous outlay fill'_llllii~ tobtaincd by The Associated Press,
tsoml work of the Dispensary. “"W “fitttry‘ upkeep, by several t'uncs. twas published here in part today
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placed omcers and are payinc
themselves ball as much again.
Price. and If. n.
icourt this morning, and told at thel Thc Bavarian Gazette says lilt‘iulld has drawn out. displays 0‘ an-
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conditions. which were ulmoat beyond
MM m ””3 commu‘my. money dtfitculttcs ot the l‘tiilllttllslgcr from the local press.
constantly are growing tnort-t “if the former crown prince
incute. The, financial problem was: really made such statements, he
|simple in the beginning because, has done hi..- reputation is bad set-V
it is said, the soldiers (lt‘Clillit‘lisvieo’n says the Ncucsto Nachrich-
< state buildings which wrrc hcatctl ; ten. " llis belated excuses and at.
land lighted by the old stuff anti ' tempts to clear himself make such
rcquisitionetl state illlltlllltlllilt‘s..a disgusting impression that no
|When money needs arose, how-tone will need to grieve over his
icvcr, difficulties began. says tltc‘fiight to Holland."
\ Inctvspaper, which at. first were The Augsburg Evening Gazette,
Miss Caroline McCauslandimet. by individual \vclbwisltcrs.toommoututgonthe oonvictionex—
¢ and Lieut.Charl'es de COll-i but now have, become so urgent i pressed by the ext-crown prince
J ton! of the French Mili-"hm sertous const-tptcnct-s tli't‘;tltnt President Wilson would.“
‘ y, . . . threatened. gable to bring about. a peace of Joe-
“.er MlSSIOIl. to Be Mar‘l “An undreamed ot' pcrspct-tivc tice. for Germany, remarks that
rted This Afternoon iopcns up for the state treasury," it, foam Frederick Willietnis bad-
V ._.___.. ttlte Gazette continues. “if the ]y misled.
40:13:“ dfl"§u§"tgicahsgifl.‘ii Itémiflb Workers’ and Pcasants’ t'tlltllt'ils. i LONDQN, Dec. 7 (British Wire-
(Iausland. of 35 llnyview avenue. and “It“ “t' least, 30:000 members 1“ 1098 ,Sttl'Vlcel."'nl0 Count! ll 0!
Lieutenant Charles de Contouly. a 8.000 Bavarian comnmmtws. llt- Livonia, Esthonia and Chan-land~
member of the French Mllitary_come. active and spend twenty have sentnnappealto Allied and
Mission to America, will be quietly marks daily per person.” neutral governments urging_ in.
ginitliifirié‘li il):“f:\l:&olbl “Itieilhopl'iglgfi; The "Neuostc" Nacllricllten (i(‘- tervention in the Bultio praying“
ick l-l Jacobsf‘pasto‘r it! the Soutll‘manfis 3" accounting. It says 383mm» the invasion 0‘ Rm“,
Norwalk Congregational Church. The soldiers Who formerly scl‘ved on Bolsevik forces, according to 9 ‘
ceremony will mark the culmination their pay, now are drawing solar—e ' ‘ '
twenties on Page rune)
of the prettiest romance tins city has ice, and have in some cases dis-i.
ever had; i -w-“"’
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WRITES Til PARENTS
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' “ TO HAVE BIG RALLY
An important meeting 01 Sherman
Council, Royal Arcanum, will be held .-
Tueeday “night ,promp‘Jy at 1:39 _ ‘ ’
o’clock. . .
The annual election of oflocnt will
take place and the preseason u! ever!
member la earnestly desired/to mt
they can help elect a good stale! ciib
cers tor the coming year. ’
Bpeidel's orchestra trout Brim
has been engaged and an excellent
program of entertainment has been
'pl‘epal'od. The entertainment will be
continuous.
Capt. “Bill" Hoyt and his enter-lob.»
ment committee win put en a baker
lunch that will surpass- any
Council has ever had.
EU!!! member ‘. mum m m '7
"fiéCausland home as the guest of
Miss McCauslnnd's cousin. who is‘
‘now in France. but who trained att
the New Jersey cantontnent. From;
their first meeting the two young
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innit: .cmc. anieymu’ti’ tainted the
tmnilnued 0n Pale sm
“SMILER” SHEEHAN
OBSERVES TWENTY
FIRST ANNIVERSARY
About twenty Jriende gathered at
the mute oi Mrs. Levi Btu-dick at 22.Dear Dad:
Franklin street. last evening to eels-l Here i am again still pushing the
brain the twenty-first anniversary of . Hun hack in hisdtole and soon we will
the birth of James "Butler” Sheehun. close it up on him. Spent yesterday
me of the well—liked .owners of the afternoon up looking over into Ger-
Bnrdick gluon gala-It‘s on Bgudtfshm oouimd‘ mhwhere .we‘ stood one.
street. sev ' was . see erthanweccnlditwet ,
parsed by the young people and, vocal. were upon the torsion contract; We Mum acquainted with
instrumental and Vietnam selections get there was“ like solar up High the ‘0‘.“ ”Wu and N334“ ““3
fluctuatilve‘ Imam-9"
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The following letter has been re-
ceived by N. bi. Jackson. 40 Summit
avenue, South Not-walk. from his son.
Gergt. Wm. Sydney Jackson. of the
Postal Express Service. overseas: ,
U. 8. Postal Express Service,
‘ A. P. O. 766.
Oct. 28. 1918.
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Norwalk Chronicler