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ASSOCIATED PRESS ’NEVVS FROM ALL fingers OF THE winning: asencmi. m AND OUBHOWN OPERATOR.
‘ ~.~~~n r- Entered at the South N n all; Post ' ' L ‘ A ' .
loa-ABLISHED 1810 Office as second Class 5113;; Dinner. . ‘SOUTH NORWALK; 60118.7 TUESDAY, NOV. 8, 1921 Partly cloudy and continued cold.
Bet Fire to Buildings
At Howard’s Valley As
He “Hated the Owner”
i 'lurence T, 7
”f His fiasrsr
Ernest Skinner, Aged Seven-
SlX 11111 IN
[HE KENlUCKY
ElEClloN HGHl
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it‘t‘ll 1 (V3 ;~7~., fi—i'lallllS H‘ Ell‘t’fé HOUSE, 311d Had. .1.“ Kh-ON. Nu. 3m. s.——s::: men
. (-1 2 i .. were killed ‘md five of“ 01's 0
3. .7 ~12 33.; s.— 131d 5.) Dz) Ca ’3“ H ‘5‘? Nd . .1 . .
N I ‘3‘: a m u- I; 331‘ 3 List is flat 8 V Du VV'ounded in an election light
Blow (hrs-er to fleeces. ““3" “‘9 ”‘31:“ opened“ a}.
V'oilng premnct on 'l‘roui )l‘ .
Creek. .‘Vreatllitt County. ‘ ' 1‘ out ‘1
. .‘. a ‘V “iii; i§> i'nllirr. iieur :llc Ilil- miles from he”: tOday‘
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7 5:77 7_ 7 7 _ 7 "a; George Allen. 31: John Roberts
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t;;- .V.1..: r \V'ztn .'l).1.;“111!.o.-. ”U _V‘ net! 7.” (“d “‘7”, , \\1 ,
" ' - ‘ ' ; rr.;.t \‘ivunsr $1«;'11- ' "- i .‘ ' ' d '-
‘ 7 i l \ . ‘ ‘ . i i :1”: Fremont Combs. 3:1; ’l’nm
. . c. .;l 11»er l .\ 1.1m: s tos‘ ..,, '
N <1 ‘ . . z-l L’Uli 1 A in \li lllr s “11' a” .
, - * ‘ ~ * . . f’ A special il‘ulll h: , :~- 11
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. _, . .: (JV-v t . l’ . . Th 11 '1 r 1 from Jackson. \\‘llll 1:117 i T
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. _. . g 7 l H 11.. L‘ lmul lm- wounded.
“' u d" \ The story (1; 17h:- :.:l'1'r:1} :
xlivl
ll-I‘l kmm‘
Ten
“blinded Four Train Em-
ployes. Stole Two Pouches
of Registered Mail and
\‘et Fire to the Mail Car
EXPECT AlW/llEil
ll’lll BE 111nm
Mayorally C o n t 9 st in
Bridgeport Is Exciting
Considerible Interest
llitlllilliPOR'l‘. Nod: s.—Tho (lec-
xion of 1‘1 (Vlfv‘clx AtVV‘.;1ter Democratic
c 1 didtee for motorist this cifiwgf-
, ‘ .4 two pouch-
and vsciu‘zed; af-
‘ .1elt‘l'tti}. mail
‘ fire to the mini! car.
.‘V’. :mcé of the. robbers had been 3' mo 0“ c: rtrin todav At’trrrtrn Mars
. r. :zer today, the only aid in the a“ ll 1‘ “‘gl’WK' Of ’318} 01‘ Clifford \Vil-
:.-+. i1 *' a statement 3‘2: Members 5G?“ Dunmwag and Republicans
’ f. {ruin ere \‘V‘ th; V I .“ hall lseiui- U ;n;:1:1~m' i "l U" V'otenlf the WW"-
\‘szt in two automot-izes. Squads K-Fl, l121\{ llliulf? :1 dc lc‘rmuied t-l‘l‘ort to
Chicago police guarded all n plucr another P‘ZPCUIIVD m the (‘ilx
'xtt—iing that vth' .1“ alarm has lla 12ml: si-lvs expreswd com‘idr-nclv
Tcph med 5:0 all; t.‘»A:1t:':v;l Illinois 'A “if-'3” ”Ht 13w)” would Will... :11-
uiQ‘ll 1312' tailing: has her-q heavy in
"avnr Mr. .\i\\':ll('!‘.
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(in-:11 itiicré-SL is centered urounl
'iu‘A ling commissioner's office {Hill 1
lu‘lim: of Il‘n.’ three assessm's :1’<-=
3 (‘31s :1 prominent place in the min-"H
of H2“ \Olt‘l‘s. $lxl‘3i'vl) votinc' x
c as opened this morning \Vllll 1n:
Nil? Mllflii iN USER?
i'n—
a' rizlil. i:-11d§;tpors mos?
. ;‘ 1 tin: cont in Veins. There :r-‘-
l Tif! I “ la 17“: \(Ile‘l's 1 the city. and on 13“-
i . a 2‘} I . 1! cm neof the issues at stake. it is {W
- {26"‘ie‘ll Hint 1:. . 2e VVili he :1 tom! VF-l‘
. which 11 'l! txceced an} in tin
'5 history.
Onl; 2.8 E): Cent Sold and 2 __
i’er Cent Bought or "‘ i N: -
fiieiho? in 9E9 Country 8312,5343 T0 EVERY
:2 Large [lion’s 7.9 and ‘-
Tni—Cenvs i‘ . ' l‘ 3
. m .. R SENEN MEN lN ARMY
Farmer s
Inequality Provides for En-
N L? ‘3 79;:7‘U6r listments to Ranks in
_. m m E. Time of Emergency
i'l
‘VVASHIXG'F‘QI 17. C‘.. Nov S. -
ler lniteel Slate-s Arm)- nt pres-*1 .l
consists of about 135.1%“.- officers no.3
men. of Whom 13,001,. “J‘u oflicprs' 'l‘
amounts approximately to 0m. (“ms-q.
to every seven men. The apparent in.
t'xxllalll)‘ between the number of on}.
ctrs and men is due. military lxpfir": 5
xxplnin to the present army p‘odcv of
maintaining an armv capable of c.»
pansion in time of V‘V'ar. The theory is
and the policy was approved by Con-
gxess after long discussion that the
rcnks of the. various organizations
Stimuld be filled in time. of need from
ti 1(— citizenship of the nation.
Just before the United States 91129 -
hi:
informs. or 43.5
mil 6 state. r:
-. in: of farm
0-0 -opera.ti\e
V'e creameries
(Continued on Page Six)
Hartford Booze Fines ,
$307, 800 Since August 12
‘ ~ .i state Other
‘ ~' large number of farms
IOVV V3 with 43 350 0; “’5. H ARTFORD. Nov. 8.—.—A total of
234:2: Michigan. with 320.300 has been collected in Hartford
police court from persons conVicted
sued on Page Ten)
August 12 to date. according to a. re-
port submitted to the board of. police
commiss‘onets to last night's meeting.
During the period covered in the re-
port. the liquor squad has made 19%
arrests, 161 of that number being
charged directly with violation of the
liquor laws. The remaining 38 were
charged either with gambling or fre-
quentux in connection. with liquor
raids. Convictions were gained in 1:9
Connecticut Breweries
Asking for Permits
‘5T?0Ril. NOV: S.——Three Con-
eries today applied to
. bition Director Mackem
s on which to mince appli—r
permits to resume the
of beer for medicinal
authorized hr the recent
treasurv department in
Eton. 1 “he concerns that applied
blanks were the Connecticut
- company, Budgeport- the
b Brewing couipaay Newt Ha; i";
d the \ew Eng
K
(-171 Jackson was to llét‘ f
Cull‘xlos‘. 131E? {-5 Ill“
and lieu-viz: . inwnrnrrulir 4:
{H 511:11'3’ for ('0
lr; support 112’ UN- lb“
that will”. i'
the poliin:
trl- lnl‘
t. ltlvl‘rvl
‘lwiny and :1ll- Illllllflll lo .
‘z.« (-lz-r'lftin u: villi-ere. His
wording to lite slur)”. “'11”
l: him uni out 01‘ ill
-\\' :1 fish: i=1 which p
v. :1 Mill Hu- shaming lymlnue
”2‘11".
‘lSYlLLli. Nov.
i‘ls‘.
(Continued on Page Eierezg
SlAlE PNHEE
Siilllifllll T0
MURDER Tliflllll'
lif-i.
’llrrnut-xuxj.‘ 5:. . ;'
Lil;
'6 Merl-.21! iiizi
.z"
published reports. to inc.
contrary. the Slizlt- police have no: as
ndonul ‘tlie murder theory
conneelion with the. finding or
of blood-stained clothing; is
stained knife and a pairoi‘
clippers. in the woods of \Yesmn. 1'
week. 7
The clothes have been idonl‘
having been stolen from u 121'
two miles from “‘llf‘l'v Viwv
found but the knir‘c :md rlipgv-z: 3:
not been claimed by the llirui win:
the cl‘othes.
The presence
the shirt. zuni illr
aha
yet
>
lnlumi rifrllr
um
01" ll'lt’
insnin ()1
(Continued on Page Eleven)
’ENELES BUllfllNfi
FUND BANNWAL
(tirnivul for 1110
fund (mo-null last
the TUVVn Assembly hall-
auspices of the .\'urV\':1lk Aéril‘. No.
‘ AZV l‘mlbrnnl (lull-r of Jingles in a
1n umcr \‘l' ch l)( Sj‘f'.tk3 “ell for the
the. 7 :1."1;1ir.\‘lore than
llll:l:ll(-d people turned out to
he c;1r11iVal.
.lfiniz Obi-111d with an excellent.
by SV'cc's orchestra. which
nearly hour. Dancing
during the rust of the CV15-
benefit. of the
night in
under. the
The
building
nth 12.1
let"
CDllCé'l‘I
lasted for
:13!
followed
11i11g..7
’ The hall was nicely arranged for
the Occasion with crepe paper. The
booths did :1 good business during the
«731'. .. vninu‘. The rarnivul is to be.
continued during the entire week.
The booths were in charge of the
following: Blanket booth. Charles Is-
rnel; talking and walking doll booth.
John Bannard: silV’ur booth, M. J.
of violating the state liquor laws from dent W'. S- Beebe; New Haven.
sum; A. P. Marsh. New Britain, sec.“ 111 caringtor
(raises. a verdict of not-guilty was en- .
Lynch. Louis Reigottie collected the:
tickets. While William Sealzi was in
the box office. " ‘l
The “committee in charge ponslsted
of: “'illiam J. Pox-ml]. chairman:
Harry \Vehb. Charles Israel, John E.
Levis and Thomas I. Harrigan.
WlENWNlE l3
EHUSEN PRESIDENT
T. B. VVickwire of this city
elected‘president of the Connecticut
Truckmen's Association at a. meeting
held last evening in ‘Music Hall, Ne
Haven, at which time an executive
committee was~appointed as well
The officers elected last, night were:
T. B. Wickwore. Norwalk; praide’n
E. G. Mooney Hartford, vicezyrai—l
flies...
ietary
The {executive- committee consisted
of the. above named officers and the
following: .
H. S. Beers; ‘E. W.. Osgoad. Ben.
m -‘E'ecxhfield. N7" L. Bernhart,
Charla G meg: H. C. Chapell. E.
—-.
(unmamrm.mm) ;
' iional Council
We.
.11
UlSlER CABINEI
M MBERS 60
TO [ONINlN
BELFAST, Nov. 8.-——Commenting on
the summoning to London of .the
Ulster Cabinet and Sir James Craig‘s
interviews with Premier Lloyd
George. the Northern \‘l’hig presents
3mm ‘Assts
REVENUEBILL m
10m; 5* SSION
Continuous Night and Day
Sitting Ends ;at 1:35 This
Morning
Ruin
(Continued on Page Twelve)
BISHNPPNTTENS
DAUGHTER) BRNWNS
Mrs. Clara‘Ta’ylor Falls Into
Shallow Pond on ‘ Her
Brother’s Estate
SMITHTUVVN. L. I.. Nov. 8—1: be-
‘3.an known here today that the death
)f Mrs. Clara Sidney Potter Taylor.
Nhicli'occurred yesterday. was from
drowning. Mrs Taylor was one of the
daughters of the late Bishop Henry (T.
Potter by his first marriage. She and
her husband. Henry Fitch Taylor. who
a”! .\ ior.
.3
14
(Continue on Fags Five)
lE‘AfiUE {ll
WllMEN VOTERS _,
.GBNVENTHIN
Final plans for the first annual (“.722-
vntion of the _(.L‘onnerticut lwngué’ of
.Vomen Voters were :‘mnounm-ul todsv.
l‘he convention is to he. held in Hart—
ford. NOV-ember 16-17. at the Hotel
Bond. and «lelemltes are, expected from
.ll parts of the state.
a mem—
Miss Katherine Ludington, 7 . _ 7
{up of the board of the National" IS a. well knog‘n painter-,had been ll‘.'-
fague or “romen Voters, "and the ing in a. small houSe ion the estate. of
League's “aphaspntafive on the. Na- her? brother, Alonzo Potter. whose
place is knoWn as Headikiver Farm.
Mrs. Taylor had been an invalid
owing to an injury to her spine and
got about with difficulty. Mr. Taylor
for the Reduction 'of
Armament is to be the first speaker at
a. luncheon to he held at the Bond on
Thursday the 17th at 1 p. m. Miss
.uding’ton is :1 resident of Lyme. Con-
ieclirut. and is well-known in this
(Continued on Page Two)
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IN wanna 111
CHICAGO. 'Nov. S.-»3lanagers
the \Vestern group of railroads meet-
ing here yesterday. decided upon til-'-
immediate posting of notices of wage
reductions of ten per cent. according
0 an :Lnfib‘uncenwnt todav. " 7
The roads represented included the
Santa. Fe. Chicago Great \Vostern.
Chicago, flock Island and Pacific.
Chicago l and Northwestern l':1ion
Pacific. Northern Pacific and Grmt
Northern.
Committees were appointed to Ill‘il 1';
of the notices immediatrli. tb..t the
roads may go before the railroad lit-
bor hoard and ask an eaer' her! ring.
Following the railroad met tinge—the
Nalional Indushial Traffic League
nounced that meetings would he he 11
(Continued on Page Three)
MUlVflY-lAlllllV
Mulroy-Ta rlov
511:}, Y. F. “27. held at Red
Men's Hall, Washington *street. last
night_ plans VV'm-r- made for the partic—
ipation or thr- post in the. parade to be
held by all 121-» posts of Connecticut,
at \Vatcrbury. on Friday of this week.
The P‘Airfielli county posts will mass
their colors in one division and will
he. headed by :1. twenty-five. piece fife
and drum corps. composed of sailors.
About 60 attended the smoker last
(flycnmg, during: VVhich songs and in-
strumental music were 7 enjoyed.
“smokes" were passed and refresh—
ments were served.
Plans were also made for a ball to
be held on New Year’s Eve. at the
Armory. in conjunction with the Com—
bat Train.
rennin 11311121
wall ENIlIRSEll
Complete endorsement of the work
of the Near'East Relief was given file
Connecticut Mday School Afiocia-
tion .ratfiiisv-aaznnaj minventicm2 held in
flew m on NoVember . 2. L92
Resolutions adopted by a. unanimous
vote. called the attention to the great
workwhieh this organization has done
the 100. 000 children
within the existing orphanages. and
lauded as most praiseworthy the ef—r
forts now being made to provide addi-
tional orphanage to house thet 106. 00;.
other unfortunate children who are
without food. or shelter or home.
' The resolution is attached hereto:—
Resolutions.
WHERAS There are 100.000 chfl—f'
dren in: the orphanage conducted by
e—‘Near East Rene! in the stfickenj
At' the gl‘nfilfl‘l‘ of,
I’ost. No.
of
w)-
tomorrow and Thursday to ask tun.
the railroads press their claims 1.):
(Continued on Page Threelj
1151315003391
TOKIO, Nov. 8. (By the Associated
Press).—Conferences of the. Elder
Statesmen continue in an effort to or-
axed Friday night. 7 MarguisfSaionii.
Marquis Mm Baron ”skim: and
Admiral Sans; Governor-General of
Korea. have discussed the situation at
some length a: the palace; 4 -
The funeral of n. Haw: véstcrdav
was held at his “demo and: was at-
tended only by personal friend-a, A rte:-
Municipal Contests
T0 PNEMlEll NANA
We at an moment upon a successor. .
to Premier Kara. who was assassia- .7
the m conducted bv a humanist
priest. the funeral corteg'e emceedad,
F eeture the Annual Fall
Elections About Country
\‘t
Virginia Is the Only State Electing a Governor,"
but Several States Are Electing New Legisla‘
tures in W’hole 0 sin Part—N ew Jersey Having
3. Fight on “Wet and Dry” Issue—~Prineipal
Mayoralty Contest in New Y ork.
the following tV pical Bell‘asf View of . . .
l the present negotiations in the Irish NEW YORK. NOV S -—'l‘his beinsysiate nt-olubmon est. en: t1. 1;“an
peace situation. \ an off war in slate and national po— crats generallv harmed its :11 odilica- 7
"Diagging Ulster into the picture is lilies, municipal contests xr eiured thu lion or repe ea! '1' iv I‘et‘nocra ts can.
- » - not an inipulsive act it is the essence 311113.331 fall elections bei nr: held; not possiblV get centre: of the stale;
BEEEN THURS 01' a careful. cunning plot which Mr. throughout the countr; ted-av Senai. its ("seven of me rum-y. hon;
. . ' Lloyd George 1101195 to make success» Onlycne state. Virginia. is (-i‘C‘Vth—f .OVV‘IF ST‘EVIWTS 1W4 X‘- rm ‘o‘isanrwa mac
.._ £1.11 through the treachery of men call» a governor. the :ian sun-”till: ates in'lliL‘f ljority of the lull l:o': . twerxt —one.
. ing themselves Unionists; But the State. E, Lu: ’il‘r.1l\le.lkniomat. nnd.They expect. lzowexer. 10 get .. ma.-
BEUSt hm Gauntlet Of Not has not succeeded. ' ’ Henry 1). _ . :rson. llcpnh icon. jorit}; in the lower house. aid to eleca
, _ .. . 1 7 . .. , u, —“-._ . . ...,. : . _, {a ‘2 1 "1‘
th I‘I PR8 E f “e are confident-that. through the l.‘1ri1kl<~‘s supporters Fredxrt 1.1.» (Alec: enough (..1ni sis if .‘M' if.» -
8 0 1.. e Ore the courage and determination or Lister. lion by :2. pin; or our 11012 in gun ihmn z». :21ay)!‘1.§
Amended B l ll RCaChES it. will not only full, but its authors whiz» Anilox. “hum-mm t: ‘. lots which Vania
P 74d t Wm betll‘lV'en'from Place and l.’0W€’I"." victory lay 2‘ .5. heavy wi- is elect a .
1'63: en !.|,l.'\l)n.\. .\O\‘. 5.A~‘:\lf‘nlllf’l'5 0:1;1" t}l)LL'U.'.Li
* l'lsier (‘Hl-inet have been summonw} \( \exei stiltr new lei-T- (
\VASUIXU'E'V’VI‘C. NOV 5. ‘—“'l‘h0' 1:... to London by {View premier. Sir .inmvti .. 1'1 es in ‘VV 4‘ {24,945.er 7
i will bill “‘3“? 3‘11 '5 its Helm 1A. .. l‘mig'. to consider proposa: man‘s-:— 5V ’ rl‘xb 1‘. E4???“ constitu‘
“’I‘lll' ' “ll-‘3 time ‘7’) ii. ‘ Huum and HM” l‘d'ilish GOHAl'nriu-nt in 1- Function {11-11 inpn . anlé'lltil’llf' 7. one of the roost
‘v-nuh- PUP-fr!“ . with ll‘n- l"l$ll pence lll‘g:)!i;lli.,;1s, awil to (ll'l nit (u: zrt bitterly contested lie-1i that “‘lliCh
'a'iw ‘-\:L\' 1. pus-5.11 Sir .lilllll'S is to conl’wr I'nrihvr W115; County (High. gives: V .nld war Veterans p: eference
l.‘ 'l 35* l’» 24. at l’l‘t'mlf'l‘ Lloyd (ivorgor 021 'l‘luu‘silziy titan Ly U. snug; ‘ w: appoirinlrhts. 343.370?-
St-ssion 1:13: .l'tzxi'noon. 'l‘lmse tie-\rEnAiuiic-niis. an» 7 lot‘l‘uiH‘ l‘; u. a. innJoriiy > also wii bF' held it:
lie \Vlll in: Iii-unveil officiuis. 21w deemed her:- 1.: ~€tate 0. rate. A hills): rty cities of the state,
I‘: Hm? Emir ltllt 'lh an approaching rilmrm in tit“ been “fined for all» (Ao'lrz': iigal mayoral? ' elections
livilli‘wlirnJ !- \C“Hklun~ of 111': iris}: stilu-mbnl, '1‘ state legislative Polly will) ’ I»; city. Detroit. Cleve—
41 it. u: (01133.3: militli‘m i5 “kl:- arlmiltx V1 .: omc hingin: o: 1 22m . Toledo. Albany. Raf.
7}: Circhs to han rvzu 'mwl 1—1 tji'filt‘di sing". l‘ni :listri cl 5. ‘ (:1,)lll—, nectady. Rm luster“
in Success 01 failure of ll» peace nirgo— ;Viete city ti ckAz7 " is of- we In New Yer}: Mayor
iiuiions no“ rest “ith llsfer. in the fern-1g bani-fl“ "‘4 for newly :Jl offic- . Hymn. Demo-“rat is cpposeri
MismV 5‘ opinion 02' Sizln 'il‘vin 'l-‘le-E’kh’s lit-r5. ts. "lira:- the ri-i'é’ntl)‘ 01‘— 2er C. l‘ or ran. llertuMH‘am
so .1: l‘or.@\'31z'1 declare that {in ir proposals in '3':- gm. ._ :1» . -. ‘13: the Lincoln lii- zilil 1. if: .r t: " . . .1 ticket. Mayor“
;. in 1-11 - - Vritisli Phillie! \Villi r‘ 3;. on: to l 13px «jpiu‘x .3911157 l " lifetrmt. seeking
”m" “~55 ii. an the pm- arc liberal enough to aim“ of (A .917 New Heats u stew Asscmhls j llmé‘i :1 153' Dunn?! “’-
34:: i;.\'\’ ..-r when the amount of lement if l'lster so chooses. and six .nto Senators. The canl~‘;\ Emil? ("1 ”“16““ his “563 €313
:ww‘mu 1-,: 1-: 'Frrzmusj otllét-rs hem The. serious view taken in oral”. p‘aign there was based on a. “wet and dam-s for men-oi alld C; -11cmna.ti foutg
mm in u m lent innst llii‘VE‘ llVen- circles is saidisobe Flue m' the: sti‘“ dry" issue. thalicpublicans 1’11“)?ng
‘ ’ ”l“ -' “1’1””: assert attitude 1155111119:le Sir James in 11:»; a strict enforcement of the. Van Ness (Continued on Page TWEIVG) '.
.. . inn‘s (nx mu 5y ' ‘ ' ,
Retirement Board Joined
By {1000 New T eachersx
They Indicate Large Nun—
ber Teaching 1:: Com
cut Schools for First Time
This Year—Receipts In»
crease $67, 653 '
7 As an indication of the large num—
= her of teachers who began teaching it;
‘ Connecticut schools for the first time:
’this year. the teachers’ retirement
hoard announced yesterday that LOGQ‘
new members had joined the, “Elite.-
ment association this fall. membershja
in this case. being compulsory, as um.
dcr the law tear-hers who have no.
record of service in this state preéioua
to lei? must join theassociation.
Thus far this fall seventy—five vol.
untary members have joined the asso.
ciation. Voluntary membership is to! .
teachers who were in service in this
state before 1917 and who did not join;
the association after its establishment
NEW YORK. Nev. S.~Me;1 and we—
men vorexs of New York city, 1.263.-
940 of whom are entitled to cast their
ballots, went to the pol's today to elect
a. new city administration. one state
senator, sixty-two assemblymen and
cverul judge-s and county officers. The
polls opened at. 6 a. m., and will close
at G p. m.
\‘Vlu’le there were. seven candidates
for mayor. the choice lies between
John F. Hymn. Democratic incum—
bent. am} Henry B. Curran, Republi—
(Continued on Page Two)
Jesuit College at
can, running on :1 coalition ticket _
Democratic huidquzrrters predicted 513cc”! IS Burnei
Hylnn‘s rt; election bv more the n 160, - . _ ——————— q
000. while Curr tn'. campaign man— MACUS. Ga“ NOV. S.~——'l‘he principal
agers claimed that. their candidate ”11115ng of St. Stanislaus college. a.
Jesuit institution for the priesthood.
located just outside of the city limits;
was destrosed b; fire of undetermined.
origin last nigh t. The structure, five
stories in height and of brick cosh.
$160.00!) and was insured for 3603389.
There vras no loss of life but fire‘
men rescued } ieV Father DePottet.‘
presidtnt of the college and the REV.
Father .lerxiet-..-..cr the latter S’i
years 0‘: age.
would win by 150,000. Immir'i .- on
servers generally agreed that the W0-
V‘oters. 4417,0150: whom are N'-
gistgred. held the balance of power
and both sides made. a. strong appeal
or the women ‘s vow
“the campaign was waged on comv
paratiV‘V‘el; 1&1“ ues \Iayor Hflon
ged his rte-election on the ground
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woole of Connecticut pause in.
their occupati<1nio pay tribute of
H «RT‘FO Ell). Nov. 8.‘—Gove r1191
‘ in a. proclamation issued today
Gnu.“ , . . . 7 7 , 7 . respect to those who sacrified
declared Armistice D4), ho“ 11’ ‘1 their lives in the service of then-
country, with a spirit of thankful—
ness for an established peace, ain‘t
With feeling of gratitude and deep
respect for those Valiaht lives to
holiday in Connecticut.
The proclamation . follows:————
State of Connecticut
‘ By. His Excellency
EV BRETT J. LAKE GOVERNOR be commemorated on that day by
A anon. all the people of the United States
and by distinguished rcpt-em. .
tives of many other nations. And
I recommend that on this day all '
public and church bells tin-onsh-
out the state be tolled at 11:65
' ‘a. m. to 12 o'clock noon, and that
from 12 o'clock noon go have min.—
utes past that hour all devout and
patriotic citizens indulge in‘a’pere . ‘
lod of silent thanks to God. to:
these noble lives. andor sumac;—
tion for His divine mercy. and for ,
the spread of the Brotherhood at .
God among all fiafiom
7 Givenundermyhandandm7
”ofthessateatfthemmLinmfl-r
ford. this setenth m 6! Novem-
ber. m7tl71e7year c771 our Lord. 0,98 .
\Vhereas The PreSident. cf the
Imited States. being specially'
authorized by Congress. has offic-
ialiy‘ proclaimed and declared
'«r-Eriday, Nov. 11. 1921. a. holiday.
as a mark of respect'to the m-
on— or'those who gave their lives ,
in the late World Wanaa aatypifiedf '
by the nnknawn and unidentified
American soldier who is to be hur-
led in. Arlington *National Ceme—
vtez-y. on: that day. and has moon:
mended that this solemn season j
of the ceremonies ax Arlingon ‘
be emphasized throughout the
Unibed— States by {he tolling of
4 b‘éfli aodliéginnintaz nowhere:
noonallidevoutandroauiofiedu— .
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