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L-' m m. i ’ in. M Md M C . m the {.mfiy driving men to drink. 1' emu of “'3 cm ‘11”. i
“d P t thrown into the discard. even in these‘ The people . 0‘ Hawaii are more : --————
. E K BM 0 -e'.sona {- m3 of the high cost of living, by the a 1'11““ to mtflbfltt‘ to the Red A meeting Of the Crest-um \gi‘mm
0 Rev. magi: thalggnlzegeg' 5“" Cr“. and in fact are eager to «1:»: Club was held last nig‘.‘ \. n
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, IAHAGKEMO HOTEL BLOCK. I 1 a?" who proposes the baby carriageizoz. 1:20. guzggn'l. if they Ind. :exsgriree grrfmmm .iyr my“:
l South Norwalk. asAa “"312“: 3&3: :1th a“ b-y mean". i. no question ergo-Mb. 2% November 28 JEMWU}: fl" : on
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: mm ”mm. - . - 03‘3“ 0f “‘9 EPMW“ Chumm‘ce'mch ilcibelfot‘e’zrofigl‘l'y‘ examvle 0‘ “‘0 '9' machlrfaker Dodd is but.1 -' .y as
For Nor-walk and vicinity: Rain to.l Something t° crow about— \ Mrs. Sheldon of Orchard'street has gageyggygg'm“.{fing‘fiw‘he “agitation” of the i if”? “"13“,? getting in touch with som- 'an T1"
~ £5513“? 33:32:}! {fightlfiggatcslhllfg 1 our sweaters. recovered from a few days' illness- pnlgn. for'suggestions for “:03? twl: ig;"'atgm?°g I? cried urn-Ill my and expects to provide a law tail“,
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.Bhift‘lng to fresh west nd northwest; Warm as a. suit of feathers M,” Annie Fitch o, Rheum "6. 2:33:33; 3,3133%: necemrny‘and Broad streets‘,‘in gen-mie- factoryhshoiw. The'club las. ,43 W
gms‘ii’éermiwiifi‘rflr “'h-‘§§,‘ter‘§2i‘u and “We“: ‘3 the cock of uric was a visitor in Westport. Satur- mean "“0“” mace Where ‘ man 1:234:23: ‘33??? place: ”'0 W’ ‘°"‘ 2m; {loci-lv tiling“? 'M ‘
morning, has moved east'wai’d and i3" the TOOSt- . ‘ ’day. Izgfescingifeugtglfegetzalfeo:fi::ti:t;hég ieign. Foreign-born clam 13‘ w "Lilli; d:si88:llled e ”SUM ”I.
ow central ovcr Ontario. it will' . - —— .. as a :who are not naturalised u m . ‘
mbably Pass out the St. Lawrence. Women 111“ them as well u M T l N _ m the “mm" In other I'm?“ file 'men and women are and ye ttheir dis-5 ——-—-—- —_
_ . . r. and Mrs. Jesse ay or or ew result of twenty-five years at“ Y 0 ‘ . and the MOTHER AND sou CLAI
Nailey tonight. It has causcd genera-l men. They are built on such hed the trict has the highest average M
rains during the law twenty-fourl . . town avenue entertained a number of saloon problem. he ll"s reac ‘ ms of guy district in N!!!\ LAN ,.
E ghours in the Lake “gt-Q“ and the Up-i pmetlcal lmes‘ friends at a surprise party given conclusion that it til:! nihtigesntmfh‘a: 1‘s 3':le r“bienniu- the workers more i. D “‘3
-per Mississippi Valley. Another disv' New models new ideas them Saturday evening. A ““19 “Danderine” 000'!» cleanses owe-wince, as one er ' ' Emadc a systematic house to ”I! Owner'uh' of Ne C
turban"? 09mm] ""9" Southern Ala- ' ' and makes the feverish. itchy scavanelgunrsuing his investigations. Mr. Bail-:C‘nvau- Dim ed HW fnaan p rpm,
llama. is causing heavy'rains on theE Mr. and Mrs. George Kecler of 157 .soft and pliable. then this stimulatinxiev found that the "movies." long bc-J Go to it, Red Cross wczken. and‘ 8M — caring Tod,“
Gulf coast. The tempciatule is high , l ' l - f- our last chance to make M‘ (hunter claims as to who .
In ”10 eastern d'str' i” but falls ra ”do “ashington street, announce the en~ tonic penetrates to the tarnished hair‘fore war-time prohibition went info I? grasp Y - W No
' . " 'C ‘ “ .’ ' iect Werc cutting into saloon profits, The success of your efforts rightful owner of a farm in N ,
ly from Ohio nortlmestuard to Mon-] R0 ers & Stevens gagement of their daughter Sadye toroots, revifiaju‘lng and invigorating -- wh l or the local drive The en- ”1-
, . . , , . ,, ‘ , , , . ‘ ‘ because a man could take his 0 9 the success ' nan have involved Mrs. Elia-MW .
tans, whole it is belou fleezutg'rl‘roslsi g David Fischer of Bridgeport. Conn. ievery hair m the head, thus stoppingmmny lo a. flicker show for less money tire R011 Call rests upon my “WWW ‘Brid mi.
‘Yrere loom-ted as f?“ 80m“ as exas. iNorwaIk South Nor-walk \ , 'the hair faling out, or getting thin-1mm he would spend in an evening in en. You had been lax attire Ital-that log of genorl and Paul M a,
—-——'—‘ — g ; Louis Rocenberg oi" Fairiield nve- i dry or fading. . a “noon. Here was me new interest your efforts during the past ”filly! New Canaan, mother and Him ,H,
__,- , ———~ -7 -_ .. _..__ nue witnessed the Yale-Brown f°°“i Am“. a few applications flounder-u work. - are encouraging Pie.“ 30" " ‘11 action. now pending iwi‘mw - :m
C ——N. E. C. C. 0. dance Wednesday.bail game at the bowl in New H ven . I With the coming 01' Dl‘Ohlbm‘m- he in 11181109 ‘0 yourself. to your ' Superior Court. Tl; ll-llnl -
l a i ' ' ld fi d a fallen hair or. .I‘ m p l as
a night Town Hall 8 to ‘5 Sevec‘s 5' Saturday ! ne, ’0“ 3e om n lfound that the demand '07 candy ln-‘iee. ‘0 your 1°C“! chapter to that she and her husband ,
' a l ' h '3- -. ' ‘8 Nl‘llt‘le Of dandruff. besides everyIcreaaed fifty per cent. in three months American Red Cross. l _ . '1: ii ' tan.
'p ece orc csira. ac. Mrs Samuel T Rubey of 17 River .hair shows new life, vigor. brigB‘Lhessr'drinkers .finding some néeasurc oil‘I‘rc- W 13,]?gb8;7l tgefm‘operly in ‘ion
_,. . ———-—- “' ’ ‘ ' ' hickness_ lief from the “thirst' y munc as B() 5 . ie 9 cndani rim" vqag
, ..__'__-_. . . ; Members of the Craftsmen are looking‘slde m911119 entertained as Sunday Onioref color Pm; :, a bottle of de candy whenever the urge to drink fil- , REDDOVER UNDER ihe provided half of the funri a,
- The Ladies AId SOCIPU' 01' the FII‘SY forward to their smoker this evening guests Mr. and Mrs. Northrop. Mr3.:' A ew .cen.s u, 8,, d or’md‘ed them. The “9" interest ‘5‘”- recognition of that fact in- ,.
M. E. Church will meet at 2:30 o‘clock when their President Johnie 9335? .'Edward Seymour and Miss Hazel Sey- lightful Danderlne at any “‘5 He even found “‘0” who believed ":3 $5M MNDShuI the title invested in his r . m
sewing. . The adjourned business caiion trip will put Ol'el‘ some more; —-—-— ‘ _ _.._ —— cgzsumgion of candy. Continued from one nlshed live stock for ”1,, f1, ,1:
(meeting will be held at 3 o‘clock. of those stunts which made the spring ANNIVERSARY pm“, that brought fighting to an end,l Mr. Bailey's investigations carried from In.” Beers of Babel “y! mu he ha: spam lw .. l;
—" ‘cnt rtainm nt. so 0 ful. ‘ ‘ , ' ,~ - ecall, wiih'hlm “"0 ““0”!" “PM A comm ‘99‘ ' . .' ' . l . ' I ,‘ ,
.._'Polley's Now Dancing School: Fri 9 9 Q____1 y__ 2 OF SIGNING 22a:PileCXifiiltemepgglPJiczseo’f the army:from his mission went looking for S'ofnfizlnlgtngnl; Vinitemmmimeat maintaining the land an" 3‘
vate lessons evm'y afternoon and “‘9‘ Although non-commissioned officers, OF ARMISTICE and "‘9 country in tugging. The “fir; {Eggngoli‘Idgly bladutillfe uiirnfgligii 3““! ill!“ Md)’ “7-88 ’0‘“! ML find :2: momeri'inys that hi" in“ a
. - , nown as . . so me o - l
ml“:- in charge of recruiting stations army or 30““5 manh . . was 1‘09 0d ”,9"- manufacmm during {hplnoi Henry Bromley. The once, one of 8 me as a ll! .ii
, i . Continued FPO!!! PEI-88 One American Expeditionary l-orcea. ' p i l hi 'the most unique instance! encounter never paid and shemk l)“ m
‘ . . throughout (‘onncctlcut were notified. ' hurriedly misfit equipped and trained‘WBl'. and that a.l thebavaiaYe ‘gnzsled by Mr Waite during his thirtv court The q“ ”or meh _ W
Th“ "'"dmmr (“TIP “f ”‘9 ““25 to take part in the parade in Bridge- ed out in statements to the American to meet a grave world crms' Compos-Hlud br—pn ”mph-9d in y b i thal the years of investigating experience, had ' a De m ‘
» Daughters will meet Wednesday, .\'ov- . . - 0 lo a cd of oulh, selected for their physicall‘A. for use in i e camps. u ,- Judge John Vi. Banks 3 conn:\\r if
boll lodal- “0 such hOllflCallOIl was pe p “d 50'9"“) meaning 0f the dav y 1 deart was made complete by the officials puzzled for a long time.
ember 12. at 2:30 o‘clock. with Mrs. received bv Corporal G. U. Parks of Washington observed the day with and their mental 3“!)"13'0‘rtge? gets“; grv-i‘hadditlonal demand for pool ‘34 Roddy was identified yesterday by one to investigate the (a of 'he
“H“; Nu'm‘g' 1“ ”mm" “"9““9- the cm- liall station. Recruiting men 3§°iflgesmfggimfiggggtithel‘g'fmmz 21°3d‘fifiaiv3? :eaen. This force play- bles in the resorts where the sale ofia nethrl barber. go III-d ulnved committee reported ”cl“ in» 'ill
Tin: is an important meeting and all from all parts of the smut were prom- Square, opposite the Whnite ’3)?th ed a decisive part in the war and de- liquor had been stopped. And helc wastgromlt‘)’ l0;i a Tim!!! I” 3 Vega-'0‘: owed a balance of $33. .24 on W
nlemliers 8"" “”5"“ to be present. inent in the parade that started at 0.3 Members of the Cabinet and Coasts: ”mun-“Ed that. while we are .DO‘: a meshed" {Interest oscfont‘hjr’conclusion ithrigmcl‘ii‘h” at: “lance eThe young man The plaintiff h” filed a n ”W 'W
. . p, . . ’ ' , " - rican b0 u " o are com . .' . .~
PIPE!“ brm‘ the bag" o'clock this afternoon in Briefeport. 3?:l1;::ai:d starch had arranged to E‘ghfl'ihzzgofua‘lrgeglgfat go to :‘IIKC flier twenty-five yenra' of observn- was taken yesterday in the Bros-Icy against the acceptance of m '
-——‘—‘ 'Rear Ad i l Ge ceremonies, While u a perfect soldier. The achieve- lion." says Mr. Bailey. “lhlt the best home. He was brought to a dog ken-z
A statement issued by the Conn‘cc- T l q . l t r c ived surances‘mtilia 1233”“ had “we“ '3" minis of our troops on the battlefields substitute for the saloon is the baby nel there and warned it he wasn‘tf -Try I Sentinel Want no
_»A no . P)moilr. . us 0 c . at s ould President Vill- f our carriage. I live in a district where Bromley. the dog. . "do“. m" 3
l FOSS, QUALITY YCLOSED CARS ARE A BOOM 2‘: ("irpx‘mif‘a‘lj pamioiism‘shlring the the “f"Salim"fhémfirriiii‘cl’fioge‘éiiefirgi voung wlielp tliai is being ~v-lllault1d ‘n, '
- l l '. r“ era ers mg 33 ‘ was an excrc 597 y . . c . .
l CHOCOLATES ' To ALL WOMEN uvowai of their firm adherence to the practical patriotism during the war "bf“ i“ “‘9 baby “"“339- very man "man and Ch“d
I 20 $1 3:- l ”“10 Sedan and (‘0qu m~e"o‘§pecial- principles of frog gnvprnnlent that will was an avowul of our firm adherence He may not wheel the baby can ,
C— - 0 ly notable for the wider range of ad- continue to have great influence upon to the DrihClhles "f "“e 30"”??1‘; lriagc thsfi‘f: That Is inCldcnizl. nu‘
‘ l - vunla: lll’V afford to all women" lhe progressive thought throughoutihe that will continue to have grea n ' ‘9 mu}. N no uncommon t ing ‘0 HA 5 A I I
Jfillson Powell COTDOI'BHOD Q'U'fi “this (ll \ustiil local denier in World. once upon the progressive thonght 50" Bl llli‘ Pad 0“an working dill“ ”1. AR
' ' ‘ ‘ ' SPCI'i'lal‘)‘ Baker said that while throughout the world. These arc father. as well or illc moililr. unend-
signlfi- ing the chariot, or sealed willl a pro- —IN
licut Company last night said that the
Zone system of fare collection. which
was inaugurated on its 700 miles of
street railways in the state ‘on Nov-
[ember 2, has now “passed the experi-
mental stage and is an unqualified
success."
‘v Large delegations of Nora‘hfic’ resi-
dents are planning to attend the Yale-
iPrincL-ion football game in New Haven
Saturday. Chief of Police \Vlllizlm R.
another supply of all kinds of Bologna. ‘83:“; condijiign prim; the chief exec-
‘ _ ‘ d ‘ ve won 0 a ow to view the ex
ioasi \Pal. must with home run ‘ ercises from a window in the White
iii-cf loaf and fresh home made crul-‘Housc. The program called for pro-
lers. pies and bread 9“,”. day. nouncement of an invocation by Lieut.
EBelvin W. Maynard. the "flying par-
}. son' of the Air Service. from a plane
in the air through the use of a voice
amplifier.
John 1‘. King, of Bridgeport. a dtl
‘nftcr the successful election in that
‘cii‘y of Lieur. Governor Clifford B.‘
\‘i'ilson for the fifth term as‘mayor of “'ASHINGTON. Nov. 11.—Pregident
the city, seroved notice on the state Wilsmn- GPnt‘ml Pershing and ecre-
leadors through a representative in (dry Baker todayissued atmements to
the American 90 l
New HHVPH. SIH‘S ”19 Journal'l’f‘ourrier 0f the first annel'efsgrgnoful:(3030;33th
of France have become a part 9
history, and need not be again re-
counted hcre. Their patriotism,
prompted a spirit of self-sacrifice unc-
qualled: their services have preserv-,
ed our ideals and our institutions.
Our armies have been demoblllaed.
and our citizen-soldiers have returned
again to civil pursuits with assurance
of their ability to achieve therein the
success they attained as soldl
bringing a it
With broaden
not only with
nrds of American man
ers. thus
cd visions they return.
pride in the high stand-
hood. but with a
s to lilo
isaloone are few and baby carriages
many, the district surrounding No.
1122' Westchester avenue. which is at
the centre of four subway stations.
and within four minutes of two railroad
cw asset to the nation.’
stations. You can walk a long way on
most of the streets of the section with-
out seeing a saloon. and, at the most.
they are infrequent, judged by the city
standard. '
"But baby carriages abound. Single
cruisers coast along the shores of le-
'moie blocks; squadrons are convoy-ed
by attentive mothers about the two-
family houses: and whole fleets man-
would “fear him to places.” But. if
he was Bromlcy. the dog would vec-
ognizc him. The test was made. The
dog rushed at chddy with ecstatic.
joy. and affectionately licked his
hands and gave other in”! maltrea-
taiions of recognition. Yet the lad
siouily reclarcd he was Roddy. and
not iiromley. the dog’- master.
Redd)“ is said to be went-minded.
to have him sent to an institution for
to have hi mseni to an mtiiuiiou for
treatment.
Why is
HAROLD Bill WRIGIWL
Amends Favoriiv Miller 7 ' i
The congregations of the two West
Pennington has PUHIDIPlt‘il ai‘nngP- f ih ' ‘t' tl ll . 1 1 given f lh i i l‘ OI llq relation
month it s: i‘cly Ilulidlo thc enormous 0 n m 3" "n ”1055 ‘9 g 0 9 army '39- new “"1“,me ‘ , J
.’ ‘1 .. .. . . .. .. some recognition he will draw 6.500 The President said to Americans the duties of citizenship. 09“”? 0' comc io‘anchor in mm.“ DN‘l Dfll‘ifiht‘s have been invited in 1‘
:lniomolillo l'-lfll(‘ “hit-h “l" pfl-S . reflections of Ar iii D v A we p-lv iribulc 10 01"" fighting ”‘9 uparllnenl “0‘1595- TM" indicaiox j i > h .- . . - - _
throw-J1 licrc cnrouic to (t‘fi‘c' Yalc "m” out of the republican Dam. in filled with aolemrlin armcss' 8th “timid be men9 we rein-ember illai solidly behind the passion of paternity as well as “(lind'm' ' ."h:°r”ce at St. Pauls next ; ’Q' ”'5” M M" 57’3“ ”“0""
BOW‘ Bridgeport and if necessary wreck of thost‘ who died ill) the cnounctery‘esrgglr "will Slhod the American people. with maternity: and where the passion of :‘lll'rc‘ll‘ iii-5pm a[Send-ravm'lllv asTh‘:Pl:ml "
himscif with the party in the ‘state. ice .- _ - . . ourcxs and our determinu- paternity is thoroughly amused, ll - ‘ " ,~ 'f
and “1th gratitude for the iticiory all our rts t weld- dominates a man’s whole energy. it lacs in be a great meeting of the Na.
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C C‘. O. duncc \‘i'edllosdny
” Sevec's five.
7N it.
might. Town Hall. 5% to
piece orchestra. 35c.
South Norwalk
“cars.
This means. ‘hp Journal-Courier Stai- both because of “the thing from which
that be will insist upon running ‘p‘ titans {‘recdt u: andlbecause 0' the op
. .. .. . ‘ or n _v i as g vcn America to
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[Hill (30 INN)" “11‘0“ 3" golemo Ishow ller sympathy with peace and
at the coming slate conventlon. Justice in the councils of the nations."
The exercise by the American pco-
cs,
(‘llevroltt passenger and (‘Olmnm‘dal mourning its dead. the nation was
. Igrateful for ilirir ncllicvement and for
su-ieg that of their living brothers and that
“in llic name of both. we may llop‘c for
:in early accomplishment of the terms
of peace that shall complete their
in Work upon the battlefields of France."
President Vi'ilson's message follows:
"\Viill either of these two
the woman who has lilanv inicrcsls
outside her home is hblc to increasr‘
the field of her llcliviiies—lo get
more plnCcs in less limb and with
This common service has
people. These experi-
he future of America.
and enable us to look forward conn-
denily to the dcvelopmeni of a strong-
er nationality and a deeper sense of
lion.
ed together our l
ences safeguard i
things which make this day
mm" .1011): J. PEnsmNG.
General, L'. S. A.
Secretary Baker's message was as
follows:
A year ago the terse message camc
drives him to the greatest efforts to
succeed in labor or business; it im-
pcls him to co—opcratc with his wife
in making the home a handsome and
orderly abode. and it kindlcs in his
heart a sort of barbaric pride in ibc
ieciiilg ail" somuwhcrc in the vicinity.
The father may not be a total abstain-
er. and he may play pool. but the rehl~
ly grand passion of pzlicrniiy has
taken the place in bi!l mind, Which in
sonic l.‘.Fh‘-§ minds, and, pcrhaps, once
in his own. was hold by that complex-
] groan-r comfori. ii (‘OY‘SOl‘VC‘S her men‘- TO M" Fellow (‘Ountrymem from General Pershing: “in accord- us ‘of social and I‘hi'filml enjoyment
T 1 W . 1 l l l r A ycilr ago Ioday our enemies laid ance 'wilh the terms of the Armistice. which is called the saloon. And that
ml and {115510121 enemy am 19 ps lc down their arms in accordance with t of the Amcrl- is what i mean when i say that ii
BE CONSISTENT.
You insure your life and
your house. You employ an
attorney to assure you that
legal papers affecting you
are perfectfy drawn.
Consistency demands that
you also deposit your val-
uable documents in a Safe
Deposit Box, thus insuring
them against theft or de-
in accomplish more without sacrificing an armistice which rendered them jm-
domestic rogponsibnities. potent to renew hostilities, and gave
. “For ”1” same reason 010395 cars to tho I\vorltd an assured opportm unity to
. - ll’Ctlnh‘ rllc its an altered 0 er and to
I ( .1 . . s, 93 ill. . -
(o '1“ l} will the um i unplc a uork out in peace a new and juster
llhflsf‘ 0f snoppingwtlie geTt'mg to sci of inicraniional relations. The sol-
KIOi‘Ps and buck—especially in incle- dicl‘s and people of the European Al-
lies had fought and cndurcd for more
1 Z. a — ‘. v. r ‘
"in such a car more sllops‘Can be '3‘". Flu? 1“)”b t9 uphold the banner
'_ . . . < . ,_ 1 , oi (‘lllllZ-llinn against the aggressions
\lhlled and d Willi“! selection “‘31“? m of aimed felcc. “'0. ourselves, had
every purchase. it enables the llouFP-,bccn in the conflict something more
wife to seek out the host valut's‘ -injthan :1 rcar and a half. With splendid
2 . . ‘ I - . .
all suppllcs and to get. things home forzel‘u-HPSS 0f mcie 110150th con-
cerns we remodeled our industries.
lllt‘i‘ll weather.
The “9311-" needy—3““ “1‘9“ She needs concentrated our financial resources.
- them. :increased our agricultural output, and
“Tho Sedan and (‘oupo hare proven ‘ assembled a great army, so that at the
femininp last, our power was a decisive factor
for . .
‘ln the victory. We were able tobring
particularly adaptable
well as practical convenience. BY elciof a great and free people to the as-
iminai’ing all the disagreeable effecismistance of our associates in Europe,
of travel and supplying every refine-
ment possible in a. personal eguipage.
illcy satisfy the ideals of feminine
taste. They make woman independ-
ent of (ivory other means of convey-
|l out limit,
l fought.
l
economic concert. The war showed us
requirements. in drivmg comfort as §tlle vast resources, material and moral. 1
who had suffered and sacrificed. with-i
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l
g ance. And their permanent protection
’ienables her to enjoy all the benefits:
re strength of great nations acting
victory of arms foretells the enduring
together for high purposes, and the!
i of individual transportation for all oc- conquests which can be made in pehce
hostilities on the iron
can armies wore suspended at 11
o'clock this morning." \Ve await now
the peace that is to come as the fruit-
ion of the work of our far-spread forc-‘
es. Mealmllile, their number have
dwindled and the forces which ap-
peared beyond the seas in numbers
surprising. friends and foes alike, have
gone back again to their civilian tasks.
Some of their number. unhappily, re-
main in France. or will be borne back
to America as symbols of the sacrifice
that war entails. While we mourn
those dead. wc are grateful for their
achievement, and for that of their liv-
ing brothers. and, in the name of both,
We may hope for an early accomplish-
ment of the terms of peace, that shall
finally complete their work upon the
battlefields of France.
(Signed) NEWTON D. BAKER.
HREE. KILLED
PHILADELPHIA.
T
iinjured when a tug crashed
{river here today. The dead were
crushed almost beyond recognition.
About one hundred and fifty persons
'were rescued from the ferryboai.
i
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lN COLLlSION,! Danbury, too, had many Norwalk;
Nov. 11__v1~:‘reeivisit0rs by rail and by automobile for-
in the cause for which we men were killed and a dozen persons ‘th hlg ”Vi'elcomc Home" day there ‘7
mm u Ibut the big smoker of the American be-
i
l
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l
seems in me that the nation-wide cam-
paign can find no better substitute for
the saloon than the baby carriage."
ARMISTICE ANNIVERSARY
DEADER THAN PEACE PACT
Those who send their memories
barking back to that joyous carr-l‘rce
November 11th, of a year ago. when
sunshine and hilarity made a new-rio-
be—forgoiten combination. either conv
irastcd it sadly With the funcreal quiet
and dismal drizzle of today. while
many forgot all about it. There were
practically no flags out in the uptown
district. and the only sign of a holi-
day was the way that the Bridgeport
trains. trolleys and busses were crowd-
ed. after the noon hour, with local ros-
ldcilts. headed for the big celebralion
in that city.
l
Out _of this victory there arose new fcrowded Philadelphia and nfieading'gion. at the Armory, tonight, wm be
possibilities of political freedom and .Railway ferry boat on the Delay.“ |one fitting observance of thehiay.
LABOR PARTY CONVENTION
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 11.—The State
convention of the American Labor
Party met here yesterday for the elec‘’1
“WNW
lion-wide campaign. Si. Paul's church
it
will hold a zrcat many people.
ought to be full to the doors.
’ mo. 2—Honday.rwo Weeks Ao~ «no
The Naifill Wide Campaign
You and You and You
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