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news or 1111111 WORLD.
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Press Wire Service Invaluable
Ito Up-to Date Readers.
ESTABLISHED 1870 Entorod a the South Net-walk m
Office as Second Class Matter.
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WlNl 39,000;
‘ ‘ ‘ I Chesterfield.a‘Middlebi-ooks, Unit
But Grand Total 0f Connecti; ed States marshal 1'01 this district.
’ under orders from Washington, ha
$32,?)0Fighters Approaches Iibeen forced to reduce his stall~ of:
58’ no" ALIENS ties of war the marshalsofllce had
IIIVEN EXEMPTIIIN
Ebeen a busy place, the nature of the
11.306 Skilled
Falling Olf in Business Since
Signing of Armistice
I business required the location of depy
:utieIs in different cities and members
eoflice force of deputies in this
city1 had to make trips to diil’erent
towns and. cities in the state. The
Esigning of the armistice caused a fall
Eing off in business, and consequv- 1. 1L1
Ethere has not been the amount at
Industrial work in the office there had been be-
soufi spawn. semi.
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Sharp Criticism for Delays
and Errors in Compiling
Casualties of the American
Forces in France
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Interesting Letter Mailed
With Checks for Regular
Semi-Annual ' Dividend,-
Yesterday
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Probably rain 'or snow.
m HOST 0? 1919.‘
KeopEPosted by Being-133M; E ,
or of Norwalk's Home nm-I i
Me I E' E
FRED IilIEIIl YNlIME.
PNIIM NEENSIFAS
Landed Dec. 22 and Received
‘ His Discharge ‘on Tuesday
—John Buckley, Gassed
Three Times and Wound- E
ed Once, Now in Hospital
Private Frederick Buckley. 73rd
Regiment. 0. A. 0., 40th Division. A.
E. E, has received his honorable dis-
charge from the service and has re-‘
turned to the home of his mother,
Bridget Buckley, of 25 Cedar street
after participating in the seige at Ver-
dun, and coming through without a
scratch. Mrs. Buckley has still an-
other son who is in the service. Pal-I
vats John Buckley. of the never-to-be
forgotten loznd Infantry. ollhe 26th
Division. Private John Buckley en-
listed in the New Haven Blues when
they Were billeted in the Norwalk Ar-
State
Western l’owers Treating the Invasion of Poland l'
sheviki Wtih Indifference, Dispatches From
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Men and l 614 Farmers fote the armistice was signed ILeItters From Wounded Sold. , mory and wont to France with his
I E 1 iers Not Forwarded t0 ., , , . comrades. among whom were several Dr. Karl Liebknecht Given a IID69lS!‘
_ Retained Here ' (Continue: on page Twctve) . . ' . ' ‘ .~ Norwnlkem. many who made the 811 Berl'
, ———-————— 1 Relat1ves Here, He Charg-l . . preme Sacrifice on the field of battle tacan Congress at '11 Oil '7
1 Official figures compiled by Major-E1 es ' I » " . '
" 11:12. 1... :1 ...:“:..::1:: ”HAND IN WEST I * lIlls FANIINN m—L’” ...i’_“° .3" GOPENHAGE‘ 1v”- ‘~’---A R"
service act in Connecticut. showt that. EIEY£SJSGK:S11::;& ZMECIE‘igeXEf'; Polish .army Pf thirty . thousand v
since the inauguration 0f the (HIPS I i'the Senate today by Senator Weeksi ‘ E “’ E E ' men is marchmgon Ber-1111’ acco?.
iIitjnIInIaiée system. December 15, 1917, ' E": Massachusetts Republican for de— “T00 Many Banks in NOI‘E- mg to a dispatch received he“
’U.53° ounecticut men wme attual 1 ' 9, (llotin rumors at the German. 11'
l)’ inducted and sent (0 training I . lleS sfmongrigis Pigpgglxggitlllllg (1:863:2ng walk, Slogan of mthEEiltaL%1lstave Noske 11191“ E
iiitngi-MTRFI‘IITZIPES_:§C€f'31'l‘¥wd?f*‘E FAR BElflw ZERBENM Nor tailtue 11; co- operate with thoI Sides; and Proxies Bear‘E :the Ebert Cabinet in chat,
' ’1. . .11 uce in 10;
United Slates army prim m Decem l‘t _ 53311331331iiiwt‘lfdil'i1lftgrfnfil’1: ing Latest Date Will P0 llEf Emilitarv affairs, is said to hr";
”(if 15 1917, but army authoxitiesE I‘rountiy. E the Vote ' E Edeled the Fifth Gellnan Du
‘1 ' EEiEEmtflit'e Eh]e tomtElof “1%“ “39" 2° b? E .Texas Stock Suffer as ColdE Criticism was directed especially at , Equator Le‘vis Makes set-Em“t the P010"
' $3.1“? "lg 95“ r “m (30 per lapsl and g“ W C 1 RI l_.1he office of the Adjutant— General 0!, Stockholders in me Fai‘l‘leld “my. ious Charges Against the‘ LONDON. Jan. L’s—P
)I lncludmg these the estimated 1. 0 ripp 6 I {Ihe Army, Senator Weeks saying that National Bank in Norwa and 1 )3. S6 Re bl. Lead Id . 1
"umber 0f Cuxineiticut mengrducted roads _. in Three Other . Major—General McCain, the Adjutant: boring towns received checks for tghol “ate .pu _ 1caIn 61‘SE Billilzi‘gi“llzol1o t EE
‘. ' , . States EGeneral -w he retired last summer to usual three per cent. BMW“! "“1. ,
(Continued on Page Seven.) I . command a division and who was sue. dend under the mum-119a a“ 0“ WASHINGTON, 3:21 , 2r—Sen‘a‘tor cut indifference of .
I .‘ceeded by Major-General Harris, ‘ IJan 1",, with which lnclos a 1.16“»th 0‘ Illinois, #968“ owers to the plight/E
4 DALLAS Texas Jan. 2.—-The worsUehould have been retained. :prjnted announcemento 31)., b0 1-5-3 today in the Senate. ““1199 ' try according to .1 arsat
MENTAL ”I EA E blizzard ot’ the winter yesterday raged; Senator Weeks declared the War position on ",0 prurieno 'can leaders With con {51‘ potli t. latch t the Ma
Eover West and Northwest Texas. The Department's information as to‘ 1: gm forth‘ in more? term just ‘0‘" ”“903“ ‘0 d“ ‘ President I u 0 z" -
udn “was covered with snow and casualties area had been- wrong. what ‘r Wilson abroad and to thwart his pur-I Telegiams I’C‘ “Cm- I" ggur
. , position the present dli'ecto oi ’ ‘
Esleet. and it is feared cattle may sub " the week ended December the Mother of Norwalk M» will poses by (lying negotiators for intérvrniio‘h b) the Allies, 'i
Efer. Railway traflic in Northwest Tex- ”'14 " he stated, "the Red Cmss re take in a contest to have certain w the impression “19 Senate 09‘ the dispatch Mates “but no replv' I
as practically is blocked and relief ceived an average of twenty letters a hi (1 j ted i th 90898 his plans d by deceiving the T 'I
IcmWS have b 00 nice nto e Board 0 m4 1comes. Ire Poles admit the i111 urgm
een sent out for snow day from parents who had been advi s- rectors at the coming annual mee 11 American people. Their Owect. he .
'bound trains. The temperature at ed by the War Department that their in the form of at least three dire of; declared is to "prevent the President’ "mensit; 0f the numerous problems EGenera.
Connecticut Insane Institu- Amarillo Was eight degrees below sons had been killed on aspecitlo ' from accomplishins anythlnz" absorbing the Allies. but wmplain France-
. tzero date. In every one or these cases, the ‘ The speech was in fairly t6 recent that they do not receive the least “
lions figke'd “PEOVide Ac TOPL‘KA Kan” Jan. 2. ——Clear wea- parents wrote that they had received (Continued on Page Eleven.) 1 utterances of Senators Lodge, of Milan sign of attention. or a word of LONDON, Jn “
comm attons 01‘ Some ther is giving the railroads splendid communications from their boys sub- sachusetts. and Knox, Of Pennsylvanian! 'guidance After dealing with the have entered
'opportunity to dig out of the second sequent to the date given by the War~
~sboth Republicans. criticising certain
of the Presidentt’ fourteen principles
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,snow blockade in a week. The Rock
Evlsland reports that its Colorado line
HARTFORD, Jan 2 ‘FollOWing 1'9- I now is open and that its Al Paso line,
ceipt of a letter from the Bureau of on whim several txains
War Risk l11s111_a11ce at VVashingtonE ._...
asking for information as .to the num— (Continued on page Jim”)
FAIEIIIN IiIlIIIlEIl lllll
MINNNIIY ll/llllll
Defense has written’ the superintend-‘E
guts of the State Hospitals for theE
Insane at Norwich and MiddletownE
requesting data. ‘ . mg_flligl
Says Choice Should Be Made
From Hartford Trio—
aucuses Tuesday
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(Continued oil-Page Seven.) . E3
IIN NllNWllII PANII
IN IIIIIINT AlltlIIN
Chairman David E.Fitzge1ald ol
the democratic state central commit-
W tee told a cox respondent last night
that in view of the seniority ot the
ludge Hoines Orders Bridge’mee Hartford senators in point of
Committee t0 'ASSESS LanEd E service in the state Senate, the choice
Eol’ the minority
Damages I made f1 om one of their number. Sena)
1101‘ John Hurley of the Sixteenth Dis '
The dispute over the park adjoining trict in V‘Vaterbury has seen more
the Washington sneer. bridge in Nor— sertice in the Senate than any of
walk was aired again in the Superior the democtats who will be honored to
court Tuesday when Judge Haines is-1 sit with that body this session, but
sued a writ of manda us ordering thei
Bridge Constructio committee of
Norwalk to proceed to assess damages
for land taken for the park. The com—
mittee was ordered to do this below
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are snow-
I
leader ought to be:
Department. It seems almost miracu
Elous that so many errors could have
(Continued On Page Six)
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Stanislaus S-tucka Shoots
1 His OanSon’at His Home
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TORRINGTON Jan. 2.—Following
'an argument over family alfalrs Tuesl'
day evening, Stanislaus Stacks, 53
years old, shot and killed his eldest
son, John Stucka, 29 years old. at the
home.
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The “Northern vPaci
Driven Eurth'er Insh e,
But the Troops Aboard
Are Reported Safe 1;
NEW YORK, Jan. 2.—E—~The Ame Ecan
troop transport Northern P
troops, civilians and crew, was
ed slightly during the night by
and the wind. .At 8 a. in. today, with
a rough sea running and a moderatev
southWest breeze blowing, her bow
vhad swung 150 feet shormrd. Hithen
to she had been lying broadside to .the
beach. The weather conditions at 8
”oclock were not cMred favorable
The son, who lived upstairs in Ito the transfer or the troops, who sail-
the twp-family, house with his wife ed on the transport from France on
and mother,
where his father lives alone and an
argument started. The father alleged
that his son during the course of the
argument had tried to strangle his:
and as his son was going out of the
door, he took his gun and fired, the
bullet p‘ ercing the heart. The y-oung
er Stucka was taken upstairs and died
before the arrival of a doctor and the
police.
When the shooting occurred
I’Stuckas wife was upstairs with her
daughter-in-law and after the shot
had been fired, both rushed donn
had gone downstairs, Christmas DEF-
. {Continued "On Pate Six)
BOMB EXPLOSIONS
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I PHILADELPHIA.
Monday night. He spent most of the
night in City Hall, but if a chic «levels
ARE INVESTIGATED E
Jan. 29—Mayor .3.
Smith for a time took personal charge :
lot the work of investigating the mm -.
Eterious bomb explosions lwhich partly U
wrecked three houses in this city on
of peace" and urging that consideration
of a league of nations. freedom of the
seas and other questions be deferred
until after the Peace Conference.
(continued on Sixth Pate.)
SUFFNAIIE NEEIINII
AT NISSES NIll
Mrs. Etta L. Kai—Tm, of Norwalk,'
who represented local suflragists at
TV“ the recent three dm’ conference on
the National Woman's Party 111‘ was»,
lngton, D. 0., will give heumpressions
of the demonstration in which bun
IBolshevist menace to Lemberg.
I1 ilna and other places the corres-
(Continued on Page.
ILITALIAENESOCIIAL CLUB
. ' HAS BIG TIME
The grand opening of the Italian
Social Club was a great success. last'
evening. The reorganized society had ‘
made special arrangements for the
event, which proved to be the great- ‘
est yet held under their auspice.
At the opening of the evening the
installation of the new slicers was
field and the followmg men took ore
c9:
Preludentw—Joseph DiSesa.
'Vice-Presldent— tonic Audino.
Treasurer—F Colombo. I
Recording Secretary—Michael Gal-
1
dreds of women gathered from all In
parts of 'the- United States; 1
with the-Washington crowds.“ that!
-..r
—:1
l
joined ,
, Intense with their
' dressed by severalof the local iinflu-
. ball to be held under their auspices
Financial Secretary—John Maisaino. !
Sergeant-stormsa—R. Capauno. .
Tmstees—F. Demartino,J. Oddo and
C. 1.111me
A large number of members and
guests were in attendance, and all ex
pressed themselves as being well
new quarters)
which were opened to them for the
first time. During the evening thirty.-
five new membersrwere admitted into
the society and those present were ad-
ential' Italians, including Dr. Phillip
Castellano, Joseph DiSesa. Joseph 06’
do, Charles 011110 and Ia number of
others.
I The plans for a monster masquerade
were discussed and it was “decided to
c
YALE UNIVENSIIY
NESIIMES WINS
‘ -an HAVEN, Jan. 2.—-Yale imp . .
varsity resumed its courses today,un
den 11 reorganized plan which in:
cludes abolishment of the select
course in Sheffield Scientific School;
lengthening of the :Scientiflc School . "
courses to four years in maternity
with the college. and the merger oi
the Graduate Schools of Arts and
Sciences and or- Applied Science and 4
Engineering under one dean All de-
tails have not been completed. as ,.
trance examinations are under disco...
E‘sion to secure uniformity. As to who- '
ther there will be a class in enemas
to be designated as 192119.1- not will be
the subject of a later announcement.
One interesting announcement is
that the old system of grades on a
scale of tour has given way to the
scale of 100 so commonly used in the
lesser schools.
The R. 0. T. C- requiring three
hours' practical and three hourl’
theoretical work in artillery whining. , . I
has been revived with 100 men. To»
day the classes organized and every
branch of undergraduate activity open-
ed Mth enthusiasm. Calls for men to
come out for the various sports will‘
be issued tomorrow. The freshmen
and sophomore classes will probably
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I (Continued on Page Seven). E IN SUEFRAHE “"11“ (062:; u l on Sixth P ). , $232;- tggesduggzan 111311;; with Edward the opening of the Lenten season. vies and phllusophy heretofore? Option‘
'L' - IE II A development was the return to; C LB W VEIS DUE al are now 'eqtfired‘
- . . z . O A
I duty of James Robinson, superintend. .
VVashin i C . 'd S k t I eat of Police. Robinson had been ab: i. IIIERE TUDIURRUE‘W D NNI N GE SUIT BEFORE III
E g on 10“ ee S 0 sent on leave while serving in the - .U. S DISTRICT COURT
Put Out “Watch Fire”
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Across (From White House
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ing as superintendent.
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Quartermasters Department of the A11- .
1111'. and Willem B. Mills has been act-.E
Mrs, M. ,Toscanr Bennett of Hartford
’ I
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E "Ewave sweeping across the countryI
\VAiSHINGTON. Jen. 2.»—-The cold.
from the northwest, will cause a de-
cided drop in temperatures east of the
Attorney William A. Gfltfen. In. is .
in New Haven today Where he is on-
gaged in trying the case of Capt. Chan
' WASHINGTON Jan. 2 —RiotousE E- " ‘ Only One Arrest Made
I , .
' ' ' , - . lea E. Collins vs. the dlty of Norwallr.
Y r Hostilifies [1an Renee were enacted last night Former War Secretary Nam , Ewho will smk on the pontiff“ situa Mississippi river ton” ght and tomor-
“3.338511... 1.. Anxious ' 51°“ v the “.18 41:11:09 ed Rever Upon We... 0" New ““5 ”3’ or 1.....- sum- amend moses: Wes... sarcasm; PM... 1. “1
leI‘E, 53.1013 an llzens un er ()0 I ‘ o o , - hi 1] tb ublic do it.
‘1 " 111 house A heatlon 'EI‘h ll h d ver 11 'et time ment at a “‘99th to W c, e p - o’clock this morning was the coldest! This suit was stoma by Com. :1
7to Get out Of the serVice EEO end a wamh fire demonsnfiflond g pp 8 p0 Ge 3 a y q I E-3 invited, Friday January'3. at 3 p. “1-, place on the ,weather map, the then lin in October as the result of the al-
Estarted in Lafayette Park by "senti‘
nels“ of the national woman’s party
HARTFORD, Jan. 2.7—Temptations
NEW YORK January 2—Lindley
New Year’s Eve and day and but one
[arrest was made. Patrick Callahan. of
as a protest against the failure of the M. Garrison, former secretary of war, ECedar street, was welcoming the arriv-'
at the home of the Misses Hill, 40 West
avenue.
mometer there standing at 26 desressl
below zero. In the Upper Mississippi
. Valley, the Plains States and Rocky
negligence of wins... Scott,
hr at bu the Whhinston 31.
draw-bridge. It is claimed Scott failed
‘7" desert from the army have multi- t l the e ual suffra e rest) was appointed receiver for the Broom slot the New Year too boisterously 91'!
91183 as result 0f the cessation 0‘ 1105' 18:32: 0 pass q g slyn Rapid Transit company and its the corner or Washington street ahd , . Mountain and Plateau regions below to open the bridge to alloy the bcaoom
tiliues oveaseas and the pubhc bears Women carrying banners mere subsidiaries by Judge Mayer in tea. North Main street last eve at sands in protest-against the failure 0f zero temperatures prevailed. to 0:99: 2:: bridge; to grow the so con-
man pass rou
moreased responsibility both in“ de-v'
knocked dowu by the charging crowd- era! court upon application of the’ about 6 cclock and was taken into ens.
tecting deserters and in combatting and their banners destroyed while .811 Westinghouse Electric company which todr bv Patrolman Toothill for safe-
"‘9 temptat‘m‘s “comm? ‘0 an 3‘“ urn in which the "watch fire" was has aJarge claim against the corpora mplnk
burning was destroyed. After the po.. tion for supplies furnished it.
necticut State Council of Defense. By lice had restored order the women
started a new fire in one or the Ibig‘M the B R- I'II‘-.II issued
nouncement made today by the Con
added eff0rts in overcoming condi<
‘_(Continued on rage Sevenk
Col. Timothy 8. Williams, president”
Judge Geo
casetb
.1...
the Administration to put thrillgh do»
Imocracy for women. . . ,
Mrs 3'. Milton Cobain. of South Nor.
. walk, will preside. It is stated that
, i
.Raina pmbably changing to snow in
the liddle Atlantic States and Smith.
on New Maud, amid rains tonight
mohadhmyparuotthem
and W in the South Allan/ems JohnI.Walsl1 and Edwanld. QuinI
{fir mm be followed by unsea- land are representing the interests or
. potable low temperatures, but the low ..
marli'of last winter is not expected to - ,.
The lass involves ovgr $2, 000 clalmE.
ed as damages and demurroge. Attorn-
the city.
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