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PRESS N'EWS FROM ALL PARTS OF TEEgWORLD BY A. SPECIAL ”HIRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR.
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E.:2‘13;’:$EED 1873 ofgfiifdsgfin‘igaCFZElfiNfgi‘irg‘I’:life? 031 SOUTH NORWALK’ GVONIL STE, HRS” DIUAY,” NOV. 17, 179213” ” ,‘Probabiy rain tonight and Friday TEE, Ea GEN T3
Neanier Maria Luisa
3'- ounders Near MariVeles,
Close to Manila Bay
Fifty-eight Personsmf Them Women and .
Children. Believed to HaVeFoundered—Sev-
enty- tVVo Others, Including Oflicers and Crew,
Six 1111101511 Killed as Car.
\nt. . .
.31 1’
E,\‘
ing the Railroad Bridge
'93 ‘33-? ll] WANENAN
D1 1ops Fifty Feet in Johnstown
‘iiéiif‘i’f. i’Zirti’i’ESNfé‘g: g] All PflllEE
33:31??? T“"°“g" .1. NEAN NEPliES
"B:11ll~ieaded,"His Answer
to jCharge He Ignored
Appeal
VALE 1:11!“ (A! 1'»
St l.:1zll~liofnle-l thing
Scpwrimi-nrivnt 'l’.o~
01 131-: 81-411- l’oiico
its: to the ('31:.11'g'r-s'1n:1llv
.' l1 Eton \\':1l\'1'111:1.11. of the
’l‘nwn rge-nrl. 11.11! h ' appeal
11mm tln- Stale l’nli1 ' in c0—
:3 211 stop {1ll1-:1d gambling in
ignore! "
l-uii'iiuici li'ui gum
Sr;[1e-1'i1‘.t1-:11!w11t Hurley said 110
lazuln‘t l't'lld Prosecutor “‘nkeman's
charges :md only knew of them
(Continued on Page Twelve),
NllW MANY NNNW
Alllflilllllll‘i lAWS?
Applicants for License Have
to Swear They Are Famil-
through “lint 11ml been told to him.
He refused to SA" whether the letter
11 r1111 11 hr Prosecutor Wakeman re-
guarding the l-‘uirlield situation had
been received by him.
l'l‘é'smwi for :11: :1125'1'1‘1'1‘ Suxwrinluml-
1-111 Hui-1151' ruins-=11 to say. what if
anything in the “11111-111111: statomvnts
was .1';1ls(-.
“like-11111118
imn o-rliuloly
legal g‘umluimgl
l't‘ON'i'lil 1'11‘
. slider-1110111
“21s-
after :111 :11—
:Ince was held up 11111]
issue-ii
, .' i'oéxlw-l by musk-«l l1: ll'llts Incl S11 '—
181' “ “311 Them—IntereSt' tiny 11121.1. \Vd‘lx’l‘llli‘llli in his sinxllilu
mg information FO'IInd in 1111-11‘. said he had anpealvil to the?
31:11» l’ulit‘r' l0 l‘wip the Fairlivld P012»
Statutes — Points T h a t
Few Motorists Know Any-
thing About
stables ole-an up allt'g’etl
plzd‘F-s in tin- town and his request inul
nmmr been acknowledged.
DENY S'llllllESé
1311111111111:
13.111 in making
3’ _ 3'
v.1 1;, . y: .
1-911.. .11. :9
tl:~- :111- .
. How 11111 \' , fl
i - 11111111111113
inurvstin: to 3
' .1 . « s. 11-11;.- w‘nn ,
.\ ' 3 11'l;.,_322_et.»§.;.,1L-.3. .‘ ’31-\Al«‘~- 33"“ Nev. 17 “Charges
' 115’ is; k:.u\\’il’l¥ [hr-S" EOI'u-nutu'untv‘l :Jiglngs 0‘ Alllvrivuli
- 1 ”.13” _:.111 502111113 o\'»rs».1r€c:.ntl_\ iii/11111.1 in
g, .. {mi V5 in 1311 l'niimi Sinus Senate by Senator
.> , , 111's not “5 “11114011 of Georgia. were denied here
be. today by Colonel \Villinm 0. Gilbert.
who hurl clinrgi- of death. dismissal
and penilxntiary cases at A. E. F,
lwn-iquarters at Chuumont. Franco.
“There is not one word of truth in
talks of the-s,» executions." Colonel
Gilbert was «111011-11 as saying. ‘it' I
remember riglitlx there were about
ten men executed in France " adding
that the death penalty was not inflict-
ed except for tfiurder and criminal :15-
(Continued on Page Six)
sault.
“If tliesz brutal hangings or? me».
MONEY SPENT
uithout trial had occurred] he said
‘ “ rumors of them would reach head-
fun LUXURIES ' . quarters. even though We have no. of-
ticiul record of such things.
AND AMUSEMENTS “Not one man was executed for
military offenses. ' There was no man
more careful to see that a. soldier
was not executed except on proof
positive of his guilt ”2.11 General
”"~Hl'\("rn\ \ov.1‘.', (By the Pershing. He took extreme care and
..~, '1 PJ's—$1 ——-Fec11-ral tax re- personally went owr every case.
given curious applica- tut/Jug down a great many of them.
connection with problems '
the? conference on limi-
"m'vnent. statistians for the
1'19 labored hard to
Introduce No Bills
That Hinder Parley
tire figures as to_mili-
'Hs and the amounts
' plates which
-1’ The 1311'11'1‘31'
-—tl;e law spa-ci-
11umbr-r plates
. , .' State of C011-
1; 1-3::1— urops off a. car.
{#4371
control at midnight.
0111 1113
HRS j 'LANNHAL
1 31*le Con-
HAli’EFQRD. Nov.
I)iCk€d L p bS the rJal)aneSC Steamer Seka nccticut' Louguc ot‘ \Vomon Voters
\i opened their first annual convention
dru. hero \Vodnesday noon. The couxcn—
. 3 tion’ 11113111110121 were “elcomod to
‘ HANNA. l>Ulli‘.-l for Jupzm 11ml wrre landed Ali. Mumford by Mpg" ”firm“ l’vl'l‘V ud\_
‘ Murivulr-s. Suzwivors s:1l<l'lh_:1t while iln. . . 1
the." Marin L‘llS-‘l “'35 staggering; “‘03“ Miss MulM-l C. \Vzislilaurn. pri-si:
ti'n' 1-1'1'1'1is or '1,l111(:v- wave a second Clout 0T lln’.‘ Luugnl'. addressed llw
\\':1\'1- l-roln- UV'T llm‘ 11nd Slit" sunk 11111 1110011 St-Ssi011.'l)1‘i1'll,\' 1'. l‘vrring to
="\-lll"'l'01'~IS ““10“ “'91?! the history of the l.1-21g:11,- since its
ln l “"11 S‘A‘EURDV'd 'h)‘ thf‘ heavy ol‘giullautitin last January. She 51:13.1
. 1*." 111.11 Mauritius were thrown 111111 "03711-0131.- has 1.1mm 11 51113111 1-3.1.
‘3‘53'3' 33‘" WNW?- son in (-11—r1pm'ntion. ("1111' hill] in ll1-~
All 1.»; illr' massing were thought to local. 31.1111- and nutiunul ”Cm..- 1;~' 1.)
l'“ 13‘11191'1105. develop an llll‘l‘lllgtill inn-rest in 1.111...
lie minim and thou 10 proriih' :1“ Di“.
guniznilion through which llmirimvr-
6:51-211113‘ 11xpr1~z~=1§ilsvlf rift-irlix't-ly.“
;\ cilizmisliip school ln ln- lwlsl in
('o-oxwmiinn with 'l‘i'inily Cull ~ l1:'-3
1311'. ”11' end, 111' Hi" t'nllvgo ,\‘1 1' was
announcmi by Miss llulkoh-y, (-11.1112
1111111 111' H113 vilizvnsliip ('Olllllllilf‘v'.
The school will in? similar in 11111111121»
1! in ronjunr
:1111‘1 prnu'rnm (0 H1111 lH-l
ll) (‘l‘lu‘f‘t'l'
tion with Yule l'nin'x'sil)
HlSL.
liNVENNllR CAN
APPNINT NNANN
Attorney-General
Opinion —— New G a m e s
Three—Lake 'Is Eitpected
to Name Members Soon——
State Executive Has Pow-
ers, to Fill Vacanc1es
ll’fx l’l'l'l’l‘lltl') VNn\.lT.—~~(10V.' llakr-
has the ' “it uutlioril) to appoint the,
three mei’i'fiims 01. tlu. lloirll ot',l"isl1—
cries and Game; although the: 19:1
statute providing for their appoint-
ment on June 1. 1&21. 1li1'l llOtrlR‘COll'lzz
eft‘C'cthe until July 1 19:31.. according:
to an 0110313011. submitted to the Gum-r.
nor )cstordax 215’ Attorm. V ~C1CF1“'I';JF
Heal).
3 hi‘ Didi i511} and C '-1m( C 1.11: 1111i Slut)
whkh is still functioning. VH'WY'Q' '
eight members. one from 1-1-11»): ':!\.
(will
The, 11121 act/cuts “11- (“11111111552011 to
Him-1'1 niemlnsrs. Appoinlnn'nt 111‘ 1.1.1?
new Commission 111115 burn lu-M up by
the Gcn'ernoif. hut i1, is l"X}1-"I'lr".lrll‘1€
now Commission will 50:11; 313 :.11111,~1_i.
Ali()rnl'}—(it'lltil'ill liezill's opinion
interpreting 01" 1921 111:1 t‘v‘ltlil‘JC to
ill" fippOitiling 111‘ HH'llllu'Z‘S of the
board follows:
‘ h tlia- inrms of this art. the np<
noinlmvnt 0." 1111‘s" 1"oinniissimi'vrs by
1.111- Governor 112111 to Dr inn-11" cm or
bé-l'm'a- Juno 1. 11531. As 1111- zict was
not [H'sSSi‘ll by boil: lurillll‘lli‘s of tin:
(.L-nvrnl Asscmlvly on '1lm? date», null
not approw-l by tho Gow'rnor until.
(Continued on Page Three) .
Wlll 1111311111
1111 111111111111
10011 WEEK
Children's Book \Veek isflrucrjgniz-
ed the. country over as the one. wonk
every year when schools. public li-
braries. boy scout troops. clubs,
'i
churches. magazines and,newspa.pe'r3,
turn the
and their parents to books:
of boys and girls
' books to
mud and enjoy. books to oWn. 'A.meri-
attention
ca is giving more tfiought to the sub!-
iect of its children's reading- than is
any other country. The literature of
all ages and countries is being made
available for our young people. new
writors are" being encouraged. and
notable illustrators are giving thei;
best work to. renew attention to the
established
classics. Every
(Continued on Page Twétvei
$5, 000 Bales of . . .
. 1 -_ Cotton Destroyed
I'ORT sfiI'rH Ark. Noy.3i' 7——Five
thousand bales of, cotton were des-
ltrovea by
Compress Company‘s plant her? last.
the night.
a. fire at the Fort Smith
before it was brought undo:
The W:
SVASHINGTON.’ Nov. 17. By
:61: 01‘ the country for Associated pr‘ess’).-—1.em~19rs' in Con-
71; end minor ,uXun-ps out so gross. Democrats as well as Republi-
-' 13.-” 5;g5 .gficance would. cams. were reported yesterday to .be
mg... giving consideration to plans for
., fag shows gxpendigures avoiding introduction of measures in
Congress and floor discussion which
might hamper ,therArms Conference.
\‘S'itlz the possibility that the. con-
fi‘dmt!‘
. -‘Jul...g
ued on Page Three)
Affinckl ‘ ‘ tot-once might continue through’
6 Testimony December. the suggestion has been.
Beglns M0nd3y made to President Hardinglthat it
might be well for Congrefi 150 take a
" li—W’hila recess when it assembles Dec.
' ' "or comple- the new session until after the hall-,on the N. Y.. N.
5:: the Ar- (lg-'5. There has been noinrlication. ‘being sent out.
" .. were that the however of the President's attitude or road circles today
' on} 110:; d not that of the Congressional leaders re. General Manager Bax-do it was stated
One gnrding the suggestpn. If it
were that
31.301 ted it “-01.1111 delay the annual ap- contomity‘ with action when by
propriaiion bills, the tariff "31/151011, managers of 32 roads east. of the Ml
#31161} debt'fnndirrg and' other meat-rg
plant Vias insured but 3 800 m 3"-
the cotton were owned by tankers
,who carried no insurance and More
ed the greater part of the estimated
$509. 1306 loss. .1
Railroad Laborers to. A
Consider Wage Decrease
NEW HAVEN, Nov. Iii—Notices to
S for different sections of employed labor
H. & H. R- R. are
.was stated in rail—
At the office of
it
sending out of notices was in
101111101“
Submits
Commission to— Number
INN " 1} l NOW
111111111110,
jll'INVl-Ill. {Yon 17.-»I\-l:1rtial - law
“113 “1 11121-14 iir'Iqurl‘EuiO. COM)” today.
Slut? “1311;111'5. acting under instruc-
1‘3111'1111-1 P111 rick J. Ham—
iimis from
rock. AllJlllllllifciiini'l'al. took charge‘
01' m“. ”31‘111'1'12111e111. just after a. few
1mm... 11,73,011 in the (inn 51-1 by union
l1~.1zi<"'~‘ 1‘111' . ntriko 101111 in thiitnn
1min". Colorndu l-‘nr-l and Iron
1'11.“ 3; .zloying 3. :‘111'1 1111 :1 lie-
Jul“ 1 1' 1:1,1‘ 11111 in “ants
:11 ”3,131.11 1 « ~ vrwl 1» :111111. 111. r 1111 to-
.2:.\. u .3 1. 1 '11" 1111- signal 1111'1i11sinn
111' 3-, 1~ ”.113151115' :1. walkout. John P.
A". 1’, 1 1:.111. 111'“ silh- 111 Lil llimricl- 1?».
1,31, ,1 Mill" \" 131111 1's 111.\1111'1'i1-:'1 1111-
nullil‘.” ' . 3 . .
:11: declnrrtl Llllll tthotlwr‘
.1 --3~ would lw- rinsv-r'l '11:: 1'.
-,1 _;.t;~ii<1: ‘within 11 few days.
1411111115 1111.- niui-ty percrnt.
1:3,! law pfix'luinnlion was:
{nor Slump utter 2111 1-1:»-
1'1'1: 1-1]. from She-rill
. \Y. ...,~11_l»ur1;'. .sm'ing
' lu-yonvl his control.
of H11.“ district by
. 111'1ln'~.1-:1i1- m 111'1'1151'11111l
,“71115'1311‘11111'1: _\'v:~'t1xi'1l.‘1,\‘
wading 1n alisputcln's. that
Hlilll" HNEN
Hill SilllNfi
GAMEBINNS
most imporfinnt Cast-s
nmntion at" the stat-9
. triad in the \Vcstport
1m. :1 lull l'w; :3',Justicc: of the Peace
Jfi‘ivph Morton last night, when Jo-
1.4.11 31:13:11. nmnagv'r or the Compo
Inn, pload‘ed guilty of Dul'f‘llaSlllg
J‘
(4%" 1‘1" i311"
imnhiiz':
g111111;l::\'s Vs,
child ‘
:mnty village that the battle Was said
2111119. birds gné Alex,l{reiwalv:l. of
(”Erwin Farms. pleaded guilty to sell-
11;2’ game birds. .
. Game W’arden \Yilbur Smith who
arrested both Sl‘wrcr and Kru'iwald.
luui been workingfon this ens», for
some, time and finally succeeded in
getting from. Sharer :1. statement that
lie had purchased :L-pbensant 11114.1
11vn'woodcork Erom Alex Kreiwald,
stating the price of each bird.
\‘V’hen Kreiwald was arrested yester-
fiay he stoutly maintained that he was
not guilty of selling ”the: bird but, When
hot faced the court and Sherers' sworn
snitement that he was the party at
11110111 he. Sharer. had purchased the.
birds. he evidently change his mind
11.111 .2111
. MAY lNlIllNPllRATE
1 meeting ofthe Prank
.-\11 im portal;
C'. GOdl’ruV l’ass't. N0. 12. Amprlcan
Logion. wil? in" held next Tuesday.
night in tha- lvgion rooms. Several
matte-rs. of V'lt'il concern to tho;- organ—
ization will «(1111.11 up for discusn'yion.
in the first place. the matter of in—
corporation of the organization will
1w- Lakvr'. up This will be the first
Stop in an 11.11111; to Obtain funds for a
clubhousc.
A 1111 rnbr'rshin campaign‘ will, .be
planned out. Each member will be.
2:11.11) applirition blanks and will be
15km] to bring in several members i) -
smog. ”.1. close of the year. There are
about 1. 201) yrvlce men in Norwalk
eligible to membership in the legion.
A drive to increase the membership
of that Ladies) Auxiliary 45f the legion
will also be started.
In addition a report concerning the
annual military ball held at the Nor-
walk armory recently will be made.
Women Battle “Dry”
' " Ofiicers Raiding Still
ALLEN'I‘OWN. 3 Pan Nov. 12,—;
Sticks. stones. finger nails. fists 'and
teeth were "used so effectively yestero
day by three women in attacking in—
ternal reyemie officers and detectives
who raided an alleged illicit still on 8.
{arm ~ at Czackersport a, Lehigh
x
to iron-re game against the raiders until
farmers attracted to the scene helped
réstore the dignity ol the law No
men. however. are said to heme joined
the forces of thefitill's defenders. add-
111;; temporarily to the intensity of the
proceedings
The. raid. counted with several
others. ‘ [yielded four barrels ,0!
whiskey, thirty- five barrels of mash
authorities. , 3 .1-
President Will ‘
.'r'1‘lz11nts already haul .
entire stocks oi.” arms
Ill.
and a. ton of sugar, according to the ,
SENSA: lONAl
DEVELOPMENIS
UNlINElY
1.5N111'1N. N012: 17.—~——l.’lstor’s _ 13.11.11:
to the latest British.Governmont com-
munication on the question of an lrisli
settlement was delivered 1git Downing
street this afternoon. it indicates that
L'ls'tcr stands firm in the attitude Si‘l"
has taken and will not sulu’nit. to any
thing considered 11 Violation of her
rights. . -
LUNHDN. Nth: 17.--(‘ont‘1111_311co
111110112” 11111 Gorornnwnt'n Lllpglut‘l' 1~
that l‘rrwuierJoril Gworgv's ultilmlo
lo‘wnrz‘. l'lslci' in the Irish DCLXCC 511g;-
g‘e'siions will to sustained in tl11.'- 11:1.-
tionnl 1'11111'1'1'01111‘1' ot’lln' 1"11ionist Party
i111'1'l:::.>:s'fl :15 U1.» inervjting (‘0n\'£‘ll(",l 1.0—
1l:’1,‘»' in Lin-11,1001. Some 1.8“?» (it'ltu
11mins 111'1- :itimiding. llw 1:0111‘1'31"'111'o.
'l'ii'i-rv was 1'1 {growing fen-ling" 0‘51"?—
11i'~.',‘hl 1119,1111», 51"1s211i1111.1l 41114111».
'111‘11l1-1 {ll'l‘lllV'il’il in 51311111 qllill‘li'l‘s' ~
Darin-lion a. conseri'utixe‘ 81"1‘FSRlnll lot!
by Andrew lion-111' ,l.1i\\"#~-V\‘Olll1l 110‘:
rice-111'. and that, 1212:- ngvrnnu'nlr‘s
(Continued on, Page Three)
lEfilllN ASKS STATE
HIR- NANNMNNTHLY
Request to Board of Con-
Expenses —- Decision
Tabled for Further Study
-—-Soldiers’ Organization
, Committee Says Sum Is
N e ed e d to Administer
Fund
Anotlittr legislative chicken cunts-
back to rimst in the; room of the state
board of control at the. Capitol yes-
Cordonwvhenra. COnimittue repressynb
ing' the American Legion asked the
board to, aprove :1 resolution author-
izing the payment of $301) a. month to
the Legions treasure for services
rendered in administe n; the state
fund for "6:: serVice me n. Tzeasurer
Butterworth. Judge VV’ll‘zlam J. Ma-
lone and Major Morgan G. Bulkeley,
.ir.. 'comi'xrisevi the legion committee.
The legislative :1ng providing th'v
(Continued on. Page Seven)”-
SNUTH NllllWAlN
CLUB HAS SMNNEN
250 Members, and Guests
Enjoy. Stories and Musical
Numbers
The first smoker of the season was
held last night at the South. Nonwnlk
Club. there being about 2511 mpmlmrs
and their guests present. Martin King
told a number of extremely 1111t11r~
mining storing about the South and
win: Lt h; termed his ”recruiting 13m.- 1'-
iencos'”thvre
The program of entertainmu’it re-
fie‘cteil crodlt on the. committu- in
charge as; Mr Kim: not 0an li- pt his
audience in a jovial fmme of mine] lnr
on. 1 an hour tut the music in- 1/11]
b} the ‘vVvylnitz orchest'n. the a" 315'
Elton ”Host and than fast but not i'.‘ sell
the club lunch. all. prOV1m11,n111-11 :11—
, t1 .1( tive.
3 Hot roast beef sandwiches were the
piece de resistance, but thee; Were
flanked by cheese 'and ‘ ham sand-
wiches. pie. cal-:12. coffee and meet
cider. so that there wan plenty for all.
.and a, good variety as Well. Pirklvs.
olives. celery. etc... wei‘ethe relishes.
The affair broke up about 11:15 last
night. and the next “smoker" of the
Club is being looked forward to with
considerable interest.
The committee in charm: r-onrm'u .1
1111 iiiiiiiilu 3
11111311111311
By unanimous vote of the Official
Board of the First Methodist. Episco-
rat church at a. meeting held last
evening a. call was extended to the
Rev. John J. Sna'itely. the pastor. to
accept the pastorate'for another Year.
and a. letter has been sent to District
Superintendent Kidd 9! Stamford
with the request that the Imaéter be
B
trol for Money to Cover,
of? Names W’ood. E W F‘i tch. S. 3'11 was. 't‘ristefully arranged and nico-
Jarvis. A. Re Nuttlng, L. K. Paul. E. n. Sg,n.ed.
In Mainten
Repair
Navy“ Yards « Needed
i
ance and
of Warships
British Suggestion to Ret
ain at Least One NavaF
Building Y ard Does Not Appear to Be Under-3'
stood by the American Naval Officers Famil‘
iar With Constructural Problems.
roilnim'xl 1111‘ tl‘lE
\VASHINC'I‘UN. N111: 17. (“3' i‘lm It; luitth'ships to ln':
Asmwiutm‘l l‘rvsslr-r'l'lw lli'iiish sug— l'nllv-l Stairs. it was said.
g . ion llmt mach of tho nun-.1 DDVVI‘T’R 'l'lu-Si' sliizvrz. llw 111'11'1'sl in the Navy;
ri'tnin at least one naval building arc in mun} (busvs now approaching
V'nrtl capable of turnin'r out 0111- shix) 1h:- xmint whi'n' 1 -1il:n' n\'«~1'l1:111!.pro«
i1. \tnr does not, nppe. '11' to in llllill‘l‘e 321111111: :11'1' 111'1'1'ssur1' in ke‘i'p them in
stood ln' .\1111 1'11 .111 mm! ol'wliu rs pzir— first clns slinzu' 11ml wilh 11w £1-1'11pplng'
ticzulirl} lumiliur “itli (oustrtu‘linn (11‘ it“: nldc'r ships that lmx'v bw‘n
prublvms. Then» “'11s 1111 sun'gvstion ltvi'ping tlsv 3.:11'111: him}: up in this
in “11' American limitation 11"11111'1N'l8 11m“. olfllcinis l‘vel lim‘l :1 sound repair
that any yarils he svrnppml (111d sul’ur progxam as to Jim-ii 14.1191: t'rult min b3
:1s unu' Vain! l‘m'ili! ~s' in Iliis runnlri' zulnplwl for {311' 11191 time.
1111' 1'111.‘.4'1"!':1',<:l. :13} will 11.3 llt‘t’4’lt't‘l.'ll is l! thu- 111111.11. 51111111511911. :1 wholly"
Halli. 111 ihv 1:1;131111-1111111'1- illi‘l 1'1':>;1i1' mf'm'hml 111:1» .: 3M, 1'11.l‘:lz'RS knnvrl‘l.
of H11) 1'1 laim-vl llw-t. A l1:1:~:- lo 111» with 11l‘€7\'i\litl£‘rln“ltflfi for
Al. pin-$13111 1311: ‘1 1112131 $111215 in.» 1115111131: H314 ;irl\llll(‘i‘illl‘ltl nl naval
.. Nil ll.’1“\' yard; 1~;z:ipp(=.l 211 lulilil'l (Aixgigigmi'inglu11‘)\\lv111.‘:11 during: ll’if‘ (“‘0‘
1". . 211i ships. it has not 3101-11 conlvm. 13.15.11 11-11. 511:11' hulidni'. H11-1'1- is at)
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iiv NH”. 11111, the bulk of 1111 £i§i\'l‘l‘ll~ m 11:1 tarsal i‘m'm 1'1f' {‘11 holiday agree-
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constantly in 1:81 in kmpiiu: 1111 1!» (Continued on Page Eleven}
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or 11111111
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Dm- of the biggcst l'riilnrnnl gather-
logs in Norwulk this season was iii-M
linU‘l
last night. at the Royal James. _
wlivn i*.'t'i<+'l43y f‘linptsr. l'. it, 01119“.
of tho austet'n Sl;'.1r hilt! :1 barium!
:n honoi 01 (Hand Mnlrm‘l Mrs. H11lli1
M Sticklis r1? lia1lfnr1l.’l‘hs b.1u~
qur-l also 1:1:11'kmi H11» first iintiivmsai}.
ol‘ tho organization of the rhnmvr.
' Mou.lhr.1n lilo pvrfirms sat, down to
lhi tnntal‘ullx {1131113111 tables :1? tlw
R91 al inning and e Mono :1 (lvlighlml
mt'al urrangnl bV' Proprictor .1). ll.
Fostt'r. Those who attended tho unflir
marched to the tables to tho stirring
strains of the Star Sminglml l'lziiiiinr.
The diners wore headed by ‘Nurtlu'
l-‘atrnn Horace M. Sigmnn, \‘Vorthr;
‘srnnrl Matron Mrs. Sticklvs 11ml
X‘c’m'thy Matron Mr‘l. Arthur R. Fitch.
,liluxring' the banquet. VVizlnjlz‘ or—
continued on Page Given)
NAINBNW BAZAAR
A GREAT SUCCESS
y“ The “ minnow" bazaar conducted
by the Ladic-s' Aid Society of the Now
walk M. E. church closed last night
with 11 big attendance. .Wth 1hr:
exact amount 1301911134101. mown at
the present ”time. the bazaar was a
big success and practically every ar-
tlclu offered for sale was rllsposml of.
Entertainment for last night con-
alstml of the “mm-mg or snvvrui in-
strumental selections by the Norwnlk
‘M. E. church orchestra. The bt‘tlnfl-
tions were. greatly enjoyed and the
on‘iv 1lira came in for a larger amount
of applause '
A raft term supper was senor! dur-
ing the evening and made :1. bis: hit.
Mrs. L. J. Reynolds, troanurcr of
the funds. is expected to take a n»-
‘port on the rimurns soon.
lllll fillllll BNNNBIL
HAS ANNlVENSARY
Old Glory Council.1~:o Dnughiérs‘
Of America. celebrated its 13rd, 1mm,
Versary last night with an old rash—
ion supper served in 1111- American
Legion hall About fifu persons :11,
tended the affair.
g are evening. flirt-e was: an
4111111111111 52/ State (usualgw
,mhtmg Was: glut}
2.
Intervent on Taj Bfl '
Conflicting Views at Meeting
Of Memofial Fund Committee
Most Everyone Had Sugges-
tions as to What to [In
with ”j-Mayor’s. Committea
Fund—~Ex-service Men to:
Be Approached by Postal.
Card for Views—Opinion:
Seems to FavorConcrete;
Base and Bronze Tabletfi,
for French Cannon 3
1n.
A contmi'gee, com ed of William
11111111111. font-mi?" Lo. 11m. ”Joseph.
1’ notlwrton and Visa A. C. Wenderoth.
11:15 {lppOlnll‘il last night. at the meet-s
£111: or the Mayor’s rommilts r1 for &
xnwn‘nm . - 1.11 incrml. to Hand postal
1.11 18111.11] 1-11 owl: r- mun or thr- (fly...
I 1 uscnrlzun 1hr 1r 15‘ wt; H" gardl "it the?
proposvrl vxpvnditure of. the sum at
11.11pm»; 111:3,er $3.00” for a memorial.
10.0w Service: turn of the: World War.
This committve- was appointed by"
Gum-r111 [imam-ll Front. who was chair-—
man of 1.11.13 muc'tinn, which was halt!
in tin. (30.111121 rhumhors. at iii—131.31“;
Hall. The appointmvnt came after.”
considerable discussion had bot-n given
111 the projnr-t to either devote this
sum of 52.411111 for :1 memorial. solely
to the mun who gave their lives in 1:11;
‘World ‘W’ur. or whether there should;
lw :1. concrete base Procit'd under than".
l’ru'vli'c' 11mm. at. the Library Give-111.,
the 12:11:.» to lif’ flanked with eight;_
tnrmzo: (111111-15. containing UM» names;
(Continued on Page Three)
DEPARTMENT ElllEF.
lillEElEll BY ll. A. N.
Two Hartford Posts and
Other Organizations Are
Represented “Comp
mander T e l l s Waning
Stories
TiARTFORI). Nov. Fir—As tenth!!!“
lastlc in their patriotism as they wet-av
sixty roars ago. when they marched
away to the Civil Wm“. the Gram!
ArmV'of the Republic of ‘Hartford
gathers; Vogtvrdny .aftemmn It
Roland/d“ 'rwr 1mm Ha" to m
their rlnparlmcnt commander. Chris-
tian Schwartz of Room Neg-waltz. on,
his 1111111121] vigil in Hartford WM?!
Itnbt'rt U 'l‘V'l‘r Font played Ht" but?
of host. Nathanltl 1.1011 Point. Raft;
ford 9' 01.11111 r1111 War votomn organs.
nation. way we'll rvnmrwntvd at that;
dinner which preceded the speaking.
gm) thorn worn :1 number of other 13h:
gami'mtlnns reprom'hl:! l8 par liaising
(Continued on tin. mi
1.1111 Wager by
1.1111191; V'niik‘. NM- ifi’.” 31111111111111.1191,
lontgnl'n and, 111111211 two rooms in '.
burnt? ESQ anm S.
who 11:11 1'"- High;
Moron, ‘2 10141:; 11” of War:
Edam, 1-1111! 12,1131; ' ' 11711111219. 18 7
old. “invite-town Sin-$1, arrived
“15“ night fruit) 49.! he‘ms’fllfl. 1?!
foot. hazing wrilk'd and 5%
way from that gain; since I‘m
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