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BRIDGEPORT. Dec. 9.-—Genersl
Peyton larch has announcedtthat the’
56th Heavy Artillery has been order-i
ed home and this is especially pleas»
ing news to Bridgeport which is rep;
resented by more than 200 young men
from this city who were members or
the old Second fourth and Eleventh
Coast Artillery companies, the regi-
mental band and the sanitary detach-
ment. All of these men were volun-
teen who want to sound torts. H. G.
Wright and Terry. near New London.
early in the summer of 1917.
- . The three companies have been
I ver Is Held Without Bail mums the our mu 0, 6mm,
on 8 Charge of Man- Pegshing's army on the west from
an they have acquitted themselvesI
slaughter wen. They have been in the thickest.
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of'the fight. manning the biggest guns
lantes’ Hill. on the Connecticut of the expeditionary forces. ,‘i‘he regi-
urnpike, was the scene of another‘ment has been attached to the 56th
atality early this morning. when division but has done splendid Work
larry'Williams. aged thirty years. of for several branches in action.
illlams street, New Haven, was in- A suggestion has been made that
tsntly killed «when a {rton Pierce-M- some civic celebration be held and
my truck. in which he was riding. ov- given as Iiritigeport's Its'eleomc to
turned. Patrick J. licnihun. or 17‘: “two boys upon. their return.
' oloolt atreet, New Huron, who was
rlvingl‘tlte truck. is being detained
police headquarters without bonds
= . ing the coroner's inquest and vt-r-t
let. The technical charge of man!
laughter has been ,preferred against:
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Lenihan and Williams left New ifs-i
on last evening at about 11:30 o‘clock 3
ith a load of steel consigned to n
actor-y in Brooklyn. Both are cut-
ieyes of the QVinchester Repetition
this Company. Lenihan was driving 1
nd Williams had laid down in owf Director Chcncv Makes Pulp.
ack part of the trucklto sleep. No; . ,_ ‘ x .
roubie was experienced until James" I“ Telegram l'rom Treas-,
ury Head ‘
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.thhtit’fitn
initiation
n Mlltitilfil
'2 ‘ll.\li'Fr‘OlilI.'lieo, 0. lion-ell t'tu-u-
.t-y. Milli" director of war savings. has
ji‘tit‘iu‘tl from William G. hicAdoo.
Lsm‘rt'tat'y of the 'l‘rcasury. n tric-
erntu urging renewed efforts in Pon-
;nociicui to complete the war savings
{quota assigned for the present your.
The telegram its as follows:
"1 most earnestly urgi- upon you»
that your organization lllilki' every
fift~>illl9 effort to the end that pledg-
es,for the purchase of War Savings
:SlillilpR be fulfilled before the close of.
' t : {in Which Party of Thir.‘ the your. The government's mone-
:tnt'y requirements were iii"\'(‘l' greater
ty was Returning to .De' \ no more prcssln: than they are today.
stroyer Lansdale Capsrzea Extwmtttum for Novmubcr wort-
m Heavy Sea
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PARIS. Dec. .~0ne officer and girl
“‘11 of the American destroyer Lauri—E
* e were drowned Saturday, when
ttempting to rejoin their ship. --
nttmn noun
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angier. They Wl'l't‘ of a party or
t the day in the Moroccan seaport‘
ml were returning to the Lansdztlei N,
hen thcir boat capsized in a heavyfiiren on Execution ROCk in
(‘3. T ‘
The destroyer liattsdttlo was inum-l’w‘, ”10 SGUHd Put 0‘“ 0f AC-
~d at Quincy. Mass. on July 22 last.‘ tton i
he. destroyer was named in memory. —~-——~— ,
1’ Lieutenant Philip van Horn Lans-
ale. l'. S. N.. whonvns killed wining};
uppressing an insurrection in Sa-
noa in 1899.
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The fonhorn of the lighthouse on
xccution Rock. in Long: island Sound,
iopposite Sands-Point. .wnt. put out of
business yesterday afternoon by a
fire that burned wooden structures
used for storing oil. A dense fog
.screeued themre from observation at
lNew Rochelle, more than a mile front
tthe lighthouse. and the officers of
tFm-t Slocum learned by wireless that.
motor Forgot. the, lightkeeper and his
; flMEN ASK VfllE
titration .
‘peakers at Washingtoniwent from the font to the fire. They
2 , ’. . were not needed. as a naval patrol
Mectmg'l‘ellpf SETV ice "I", boat and ti fireboat frot’n this borough
Many Directions shad prevented the flames from spread-
ing after they had burned two twoodcn
, - . gllillldl‘ngh and ruined the foghorn ma.
\\'.’\.\‘iill\'(i'l‘0i\". Dec. 9.-lmmcdiatc;
mango of the woman suflme amend-5
nent in recognition of services of the
omen or the (-outitry‘during the warl
is urged upon the Senate in a rest»
ution passed at a int-cling hereycs“
erday. .by llli- National “‘oman'Suf-T
rage Association. l
-The efforts of American women“
ere described by several speakers.‘
ncluding Dr. Anna Howard .snaw.‘
_ y William Gibbs McAdoo. Mrs.
. has Daniels and lilies Jane De
m, director of the Americsaned Wilson;
mas. . Red Cross. has issued. the following
tor, gnaw spoke of the pledge at proclamation. asking every Mitotic-tn
really/Jul service to the government to enroll in the Red Cross during the
you by the National Woman Suf— Christmas Roll Call," December 1611!
rage manna. when thtscountry to 23rd: ' "
The White House
tiered the “if, adding that it has
faithfully kapt’ih'at pledge. helping To thelAmerlcan People: 1.; ~
um world torn» same: One year ago“ treaty-t ’-'
hiehhasw'un‘ Ame , by ‘ 35 ' ' “
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.—-President~
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SPEAKSHERHOR
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Fine Addresses Given at
Rallies in the Palace out
Regent Theatres Yester-
day Afternoon
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Great Task to Be Performed
in Europe and Much Mon-
ey ls Needed §
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Lieut. Hugh Letting of the Royal.
irislt Guards was the speaker at Thel
ltogent and Palace theatres yesterdayi
afternoon at the preliminary rallyt
which will open the coming Red Cross (
Christmas campaign. A good attend-l
now was present at both theatres and;
the addresses well received, and were
followed by a splendid movie entitled|
"The American lit-d Cross."
Liout. Letting gave a brief resume
of his experiences in the great war.
With a number of other companions
he was in the (‘anadlau woods, miles,
from civilization at the time the var!
i broke out and immediately fol-t
lowing his return he enlisted in the}
lri.-lt Guards. He was in ulmosivail off
the bin battles of the. war including
; Flanovte, at the Somme. before \‘er— the hospitable headquarters. of Wei-
dim and upon being severely wounded
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Second and Seventh Regu-l
inns and the 79th National?
Army Designated
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tionui divisions have been definitely;
assigned to. the \Aniericun Army of‘
Occupation now advancing into (lor-
mnny, General March announced l0—§
day. They are the Second and Son;
enth Regulars. the 28th (Pcnn’syirun l
in) and 33rd (lilinols) National Ghoul,
and the 79m (Northeast.I'cnnsylvaniu.'
Maryland and District of Columbia)
National Army. \ I
The official composition for the
American Army of Occupation. the
Third Army as reported by General
Pershing \follows: .
First. Second. Third. Fourth. l-‘itth.’
Seventh Regulars. 28th. 32nd. (Michi-
gan and Wisconsin); Sllrd.;and 42nd.
(Rainbow) National Guard: 79th.
mentioned 0n Pate am
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gle member of the American Army has
been put to death since the beginning
of the war because of the commission
of a purely military offense, Major-
Gcneral Crowder. Judge Advocate}
General. declared in his ' annual revi
port today to Secretary Baker. i
"very few death sentences have;
been imposed." he said. "and none. of
those imposed for purely military of-I
ttenses have been carried into execu-
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INTERNAL REVENUE
COLLECTOR HERE
Collector of internal Revenue. Wil-
liam J. Hartnett. who has the district
including Nor-walk on his itinerary
was in town this morning and speak.
log to a Sentinel reporter, said that
it was imperative t when‘looal pot»
pie receive a letter rush him. naming
a amoeba: their should come and His pleasant disposition had won for gist Congresnis . most
’sea‘him at his odioe‘"‘.til.the City Han, than a line number «ineligible this what arrangement will be made touch. thflchten."
enter mi
that the appointment behpt. , i
These sweatpants are to do with
include tax and. itthej appoint-.
a m. * no. .
pGeorgc. and the occasion wasfilttlng.
slum
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Our-Private Associated Press
Wire neop- You Informed as
World 1301133l
ORWALK
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. .Olaudy tonight and Tuesday.
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Britain Grateful
ica’s Aid
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NEW YORK. Dec. 39. message
from King George. the
hope that Britons and may
boasuniledinpesceas tIrtanstu
war. was read yesterday a meeting
in the Hippodrome am as the
cuts!“ New York’s cs alien or
this Day. 2
The King's message. mad by Allen
B. Parker. who presided. stated that
“th people or the British Empire iota
with me in thanking you and those
associated with you for your alerts
in promoting this es ‘ which
will bqweleomed as a of the
true and lasting friend of the
United States." .
“it will be a particular satisfaction
toimy navy and army to feel that they
have won the esteem of the nation
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Sons of St. George. Keep
Open House. With a Pleas-
ing Program of Song and
Story—Two Veterans of
World War Present
Saturday night was British night at
come Stranger Lodge. Sons of St.
ly observed in every way. .
The rooms were bright with ban-
ners of America. Great Britain. the
son-ice flag of the lodge. and a num»
ber of trophies loaned by John John-
son. a member of the lodge who is
home again after two years strenuous
service with the British Flying Corps.
Joseph. another member. who
seen lit'l'\ ice, was also present. having
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had .
”Berlin Quiet Alter Riot "
. anhichZiiltWerc .
Killed-«Matty luiurctl
MISS M’BAUSIANI] lir. llarllichknechl Decides to Heaters
wms ”mam 0st oi the Victims and Calls Oi
Munitiou Workers.
meal—5:23:99: Editor Harden Says Former
mint“, W" Emperor Would [lave Made ‘
a Great Showman.
A very simple but nevertheless.
pretty wartime wedding ». took place
Fortunes oi King of Saxony anti ills Brother
Taken by the New Saxon Govern-cut.
Saturday afternoon at (:30 o'clock,
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Morton
R. hicCausland. when theirduughter.
Miss Caroline McCsusland, was unit-
ed in nutrriaue to liieutenant Charles
do Goutouty. a member omnc French .
Military Mission. The affair was:
quite simple. in accordance with thcl
timer. and only the intimate friends
"““ ""'““"“” "‘ ”"' “°“”“‘ W“ """ BERLIN. Sunday, not. s (15y! LONDON, Dec. ammonium.
m". ile Associated Press).-~—Eagcr tollsrden, editorof tho Zukunft of
make members of the Spartacus Berlin, said to the correspondent
Part v martyrs as the result of Fri- of the Express, according to a dis-
day's rioting, Dr. Karl Liebknccht, patch from the German capital,
the leader of this faction. lost no . that the impression abroad ecle-
tiute in staging a spectacular open ‘ oerning Emperor Willi“. is “I
air meeting at the 'l‘ioegnrten. false one. He said that he himself
' ._ lhad suflered too much throughh the
*i‘omthiam‘ .lmht f f~ emperor to incur ac arse"
forth 4,000 munitidn workers. who : of‘pitrtidlty, but that it we: a [MS
Rear Admiral Braisted Tells; had responded to the dctnund for i that William liohensollern had III
of the Great work Accom.' a general walkout. These men and I personal part in Willing the war.
- - women marched through [later but was a mere tool in the hands
plaShed m the Medical De.) dcn Linden to the 'l‘ict'gnrten llii- } of the military party, by which he
partment til they reached the point where I was regarded as a coward.
the Avenue of Victory intersects; “When the moment for declare
the t'lturiottt-nlntrgcr i‘huusseo. 1 ing war came, the militarists were
There Dr. Iiicltknechi mounted the 3 afraid he would refuse to sign the
base of one of the marble statues declaration," said Harden. “The
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vy's excellent ticnlth and low mortall-
ty rate during the war is attributed'
by Rear Admiral Braisted. Surgeon-=
uMmmr,
nun intuit.
Committee Meeting Follow-
ed Rally at Palace Last
Evening
The tuition lied Cross drive~ended
last evening with it Well attended ral-
ly at the Palace Theatre. A number
of very fine addresses were given.
notable among which was that. of Cap-
tain Alexander Sabili. of the Italian
army. who gave a thrilling recital of
his experiences in tho-.- greut conflict.
The committee in charge of thelocnl
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autumnal
General of the Navy. in his annual rc. erected in horio'r of the liohcnzol— [former emperor missed his voca-
00" win-"- '“Si‘ll' ‘0 ”‘9 “New“: lerns and made an address. tum. lie “9"" was “99'" than
“Wrem‘l‘m by ”mmandmg mmcersl The semicircle of Dr. Licbknc- } when posing in the limelight. He
of me me” 0‘ hygiene and sanitation. sitt’s auditors was flanked on all i ought to have managed a cabaret
Whom defects in the health system' ‘_ _
have deveIOped. he says, ,lhe blame; sales by machine guns mounted on . or taken a show on tour. Be want
I lit har- ‘grent showman.”
tails largely on the country's unpre' motor trucks. Dr.Lit-bknc(- ‘ l _ .
l'“"“d““3=‘ “’7 (minnow 0‘ 51“?“ mag' augcd the crowd. iudit-ting Fl‘lCd-i Declaring: he knew when Amen-
"nud‘" t ric Ebert. the Premier; Philip: til. turmoil]? the Will]? thiat Germany...
‘-h itemann and other “Kaiser wont to eaten, ar on sat :
(Continued 0n Pm it!) !§hcfallsis"of complicity in rioting.l “I fought with the censors to
.He called upon the masses to or-ltcll the people this, and when .
gunizo lied Guards and bent oft‘il’l‘csldcnt Wilson published ins
tltc attacks of t-ountcr—rcvolution— ' fourteen pomts, I advocated their
lists. . acceptance because I knew wé
At a late, hour tonight Berlin was could not get better or more fav-
nbsoluteiy quiet. It is cstimatcd'by orable condittonu.‘
I I" ‘ f
the Tagthlutt that the rituals r 0 LONDON. Dec. 9.‘~William Ho.
‘7 . . .L. - S -. '1. dcscrtcrs that Berlin is fcedtngcx- '
csghfiilmfln lilt‘tieqlllngtb.5313};l coeds 60.000. Premier Ebert and lteilzollern “hiw'dybhab‘ b53611 80f-
of the slate. is planning this week to. his cabinet held a secret sesaton fielellfl) putustu , .ut it is essen-
increase the sale. of war .Savingslwm, the Executive Committee 0f full that lliti part in causmg the
Stamps to the full amount expecicdi “kaouis and Soldiers‘ (Hunk war should be clearly established.
by the govemmem before the and m eil discussion Friday's rioting. says PhlllPP Scheledmatm, the
" a ‘ former German Secretary of Fi— ‘
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INCREASE SALE“
Bifill‘lidhilllflllli
l)ept‘(‘.\'s=lon Owing to long continuous
illness caused Annie E. Smith to sever
arteries of one of her arms this morn-i patriotic undertakings and this week.
log. at her home. 32 Catherine street,
causing death before help could be ten.
tiered. She was a sister of James
C. Smith. with whom she resided“ Dr.
Dexter Hitchcock was summoned and
he in turn notified the medical exam-
iner. Dr. S. H. Huntington. He has not
yeArendered a decision but the case
is undoubtedly one of suicide.
FRED ANpEasoN .
SEVERELY WOUNDED
IN FRANCE
Word has been received in this city
recently that Private Frederick Ander-
son has been severely wounded in’air
tion at the battle trout in ll'i-hnce. The
‘ youngman is well and popularly fnual convention oi! the Southern Com— tion to .the inhabitants of. the Rhine-
known in this city and is the son at
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Anderson of 36
Monroe street. - 2
on; baton leavinsdo
trill service. He.
_, . at the
that” m‘ a
' eifii‘t5 t s
the mouth. . . . ‘ _
The local War Savin a Committee Over thirty muss meetings 0t km“ ‘ . . .
g flirting parties “Tu. announced ammo and (clothes, in an interg
.has held of! special activities in de-
Ei‘erence to the various patriotic on for today. (Continued On P830 Three)
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W": W with“: inns tittn nut VESSEli .;
ARMY AS UNBEATEN WERE nut taunt
rings Committee have. served loyalty
in helping to make successful other
‘ ’7" ‘ WASHINGTON, Dee. it~War time '1
Mental Attltude 0f Peol’le increase or the naval personnel atom.
Exemplified in Message' 56.000 to nearly 500,000 to man use
to Rhineland vessels instead of 176, is described It»
MAKES PR03PER!TY the annual report 0! Rear (AWN
‘ , . Leigh C. Palmer. chief of the bureaut “
. ‘ . _ AMSTERDAM. Dec. 9.-—The mental
——--‘ attitude evidently still widely preva- 9"! 009! 0‘ the BMW ‘13 comma“. ~ '
of navigation. made public today. no. .
BALTIMORE Dec- 9.-—American tu- lent in Germany which persists in from battleships to cargo carriers, m7
tture prosperity rests in large measure regarding. the German army as un- miral Palmer says has “complete corn-
through ihe cooperation of n number
of representative men they expect to‘
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011 the increase 0‘ “3 foreign trade. beaten. or at least as “vanquished —'-""
speaker Champ Clark of the House of victors," as a popular ' paradoxical (Continued on m M)
Representatives, said in an address Germ n designation has 1 is ex- ‘
{1‘9" today “'3 the opening °‘ the an» empi led in” the farewell ,‘rociama- SEVERAL INJURED ,'
IN TRAIN WRECK ,
PHILADELPHIA. Dee. 9.——Two w
‘ "iiusseidort coaches and three sleeping cars at the.
p . ‘ General Elnora said:—=- Pennsylvania Railroad train which left .
ins the-freedom of the was." aid “you desired to see the victorious mm at 7:10 sues, ‘ -~ '
be Mom .mm 2 (tier, . as“ “one mm 2‘ t 2
mercial Congress. ‘land‘ issued by General Von Einem
“The one problem MEDIUM “0'11 the in evacuating the Rhine provinces.
nvar with which the Southern Oommer- In this message, as quoted is a‘
concerned *5 Cohlens dispatch to the
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