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IKE Wohm a: A SPECIAB “msrsxoom owx OPmAToR.
filiiam Krus
EOdge Car
dhievcs L Sometime L a s tA
Night also Attempted to
Get A“ ay W ith His Stude-
baker Tearing Car
ENSWEN .I ENIR
NINE EINEAN NRNS. E
L-LL on .Door of
! w [EEE'V"” cars.
own: in: 311‘.
sorry-time iietu‘ex-n
Entered at the. South Nor-walk Post
Dulce as Second Class Mail Matter.
ch Loses
W ortii 32, $0650
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the tax .‘ ‘ ' l
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1
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I .ence from oiliei' countries we.
CHINA WANIS
MANAGEMENT
0E OWN AEEAIRS
l’l‘llx'i'NG. Nov. 17. (BK 5th? ASSO—
ssln—China‘s Li ire to man-
age her own atfairs without interfer-
‘ s voicr i
to Lev-5i
l3):
9-
inteniews granted today
' not: 1 British publicist.
New Shin—Chant; on"!
Yon-Pena; Hot 2: empiin~
nn 1} of mom} on“.
that China was
r in
Nos~sz-li:'=‘¢
irlr-nt
. Chin
w’i their
iroti; li‘neWiL ,
solvent anti a}; to win. her way
tir‘o“gh if grim-*1 the opportunity. P11»—
«i'L'L‘lurPil that China \v’ s
f‘hin’
z r {llr’ “'ns‘nineton C0115
.. .- Live livr t: it? autonomy.
The gsresigl 1. rs :eiveii Lorri
Nouncim'w at his pa
anL-ui! " (1f
15’ many
control
,l’nscttlrfl weather with rain
(ireat Britain
All WOrk 0n Fonz: of
SUper—Hood Battleships
iotifiecl Not to Incur 'Any
Shipbuilding Firms
Further Liabilities on
tion—Japan’ s Delegat
of Principles to Settle
(Ry A§o- s
an-
l't 5.
LONDON. Nov. 18. the
elated Presle—The
numeral tozlm that it 21931
sation of El work on the;
‘ ot‘ the super Hood
t
Ad mix: it
Cl‘ti‘
{our
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shi (Um: i2 ding firms «Vt I‘L-
tertiary not to incur r.
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in El roast:
further
These cont?" .
{\vr: wee-ks
'E‘iu- 70E." '
itivs new
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'L~' ‘l‘v‘SS. aliisr".
( (1527;
ference Preparing to Ans“ er ( hina’ s Proposal
Assoeiatnfi
rm CENTS. V
Stops
New Naval Construc—
ion to Armament Con-
Far Eastern Questions.
Th4? S'L‘ frl “39d by“
he Sligmnsio
X. “FEE INST?)
(Continued on PageLSevenr
tale 2.:iezation and Conn.
Temycl‘zinfe [.nion (70m-
i)isavow Charge
iquor interests ,Sub-
”Die Press—Declare
Are Incor-
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so spapers
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EEWQNEH EEAEUE
EN ERNEENTIRN
Nee: York East District
gathering at First M. E-
f, inn-ch Tomorrow
will LLEt'f: noon anal
rns the for mer beginning
) . .npk_ hour begins
:"m Lev—12mg Session at 6-145.
true Epworthian looks
to :‘rom year to year. and this
;:‘uin§$é$ to be unusually
s:- silo
guy»;-
r’xwfx'
m}
in~
’ An address which no one
it . 1‘ to mis wit be given by
~ Jain 3.. Davis of New Britain.
.» :s 3mm of the “'esleyau Insti-
.\! i~idl~to“T.
Hf
Rev. Air. Davis
the most beloved pastors in
(Continued on Page Eleven)
'Eiliiti’:
first Saloon League Man
Repudiated By Churches
EEEVENEEEEHENE
EINNTNEANSARREST
Bicycle 7 Riders and Team—
sters Also to Be Compelled
to Have Lamps
points.
3-3;:-
at
(.1951
and (in
Ti‘t‘h 1" \HV‘.
2? L1: [moxie
:: ~:;’: {Eur}
SULCESWETWRE
l3 AUESllRNEl]
F11:
z; Linn-z l0-i;t_\'.
“‘5“? mod» hy union
znpnn: officials.
Lion} the conlpnny that
:35 per cent. of the miners were at
\vork'in Hum-farm County and 54.1 per
cent. in has An‘ .st Cougtv. Wen- met
with counter- 31L~mcnts of union of—
ficials that the men had entered the
mines {merely to get their tools and
that a check today would show a
nearly complete shutdown.
John P. Mclennan. president. of
District 15. I'nited 'Mine. \V‘orkL—rs of
America. claimed that the proclama-
tionof martial law in 'Huert'ana
County wns unwarranted. and would
be contested in the courts. '
Statements of a {miner that he had
been slapped by a stat-3 ranger. and
RAILROAD WAEES
MUSE ENME NRWN
s13-
\ov. 1S. “Tr-F
L _ or the hour is to
“ « :5: or upon active
rsiness {leper} ds the
people I‘m—me r'
Albert J. B64—
.9 Iew York
ruerce. at its
~:1 or the peoplf—g
'1 t to be improve
college cheers lea d
unifies." Mr. . Beveridge
sonal charge of the
Nurse Plans to Run
to take over the operation of an or-
Qge grove.
M. Jemp. of Greens Farms. who yes~
. {er-day
court for a passport to Natal South
Africa.
tends going- to Africa as soon as Lhe
pa§port is granted.
rind another girl friend have. pur-
' chased an orangn grove which they:
intend to manage. ; .7 .
11155 Jessa}; is a trained nurse and .
warning J. G. Cass. newspaper editor
here. against publishing criticisms of
the military. were the only untoward
events noted Yesterday.
' Colonel Patrick J. Hamrock. Adjut—
ant-General. is expected [O to e per-
ranger here today.
African Orange Grove
A journey into the wilds of Africa
is the pian of Bliss Elsie
applied to the Naturalization
Miss Je§n p declared she in:
k
According to her statements she
e L15" 0: ('C
mini stock of
heritamw»
NEW EUEENE RN
RPPRESSIVE LAWS
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A
tee-iii»:-
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of Column
ganizatio
will.
m-xt “xv-k.
Three Navies ' C ouid
Save Sl,461.009,000
E‘WNDUN. NOV. 1 S.—,—A :‘L‘
Hlll‘i'l. Lu 1* expert for the 1‘13.in
'l‘viegrnp :‘ulailvs that acoflptance
of Ame Laval reduction sw‘l-Lésme
Would mean a saving of i3i‘1é.‘l.wle?.’v0§l.
nominally $1.4iii.ll'lll.9nfi.
He says that in the absenrs‘ of an
agreement the l'nite-l States. Great
Britain and Japan might begin buiid~
ing in the next four or five years
twenty capital ships of the largest cli-
mensions at an expenditure which
\vould'not full for short of nominally
$974_om}_0€m. Then the. cost of com—
pleting the twenty-four ships now in
process of construction or ordered
might mean ilnfifii’EQJJOL‘}. making the
saving total £300.990I300. which
would result from an agreement
among the big tl1ree.and that econ-
omv would re- act on every one of the
secondary movie-s,
Brings Suit Against '
Estate Administrators
Asking.that he be reimbursed for
board and lodging furnished Bavid B.
Wheeler: of Redding before the latter's
death. Charles H. Wheeler of Seymour,
has filed an. Lappeal from. the
doings of the commissioners of the
estate.
According to the complaint, which
was filed in the Superior court. yester-
day. the estate of David B. Wheeler
was found to 'be insolvent and al-
though other creditors were recog~
nixed his bill for $1 855. 5‘) was not in-
cluded. 7 ,
Dr. R. Hertzberge'r of Stamfcird is
01 ea Bet’os
i
4'\ s.
.1
di 5. Machine
o‘clock :‘ms nu
the
(Continued on Page Six‘f
FAMILIES.
ed.
the plaintiff in an action for $125 Lian»
sity of 1' Ear
Ch.;riés H Herii
turr' ' on: lum-
containing com-
'11
0; thus
“ 1:“ rO' 3511
a :11} Yo rty
Ho rris. him—
a las-
The
:esday.
d
is
ite “irh it:
be considered
L-Lud Will be
L )r'uzuz icz
will
Eiential
will contain :1 complete
stfim of chicken. can of
5 . ee vegetables. desert
and apples. L. acéord‘ance with the
c- gsmm be instituted upon coming to
Harris is ends—ax oring to
ENANEN A
Members of McKinley Camp. 'S'pan—
ish \V‘ar ’Veterans; ami the Auxiliary,
serenaded Mr. and Mrs. Louis Zeller,
of ‘L'vest' Nor-walk. last evening. the
couple who have been married about
a. nzonth being quite surprised at the
visit.
They were presented with a hand—
some cart. glass dish. by Thomas Daw-
son. on behalf of the Camp and the
salad. cake. cicier and coffee‘was serv-
named below. made the trip by auto;
Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Milne. Mr.
and Mrs ’fiarrry Keena. Mr. on? Mrs.
Charles“ Guaniéri. gut. and Airs:
Mr. Iain
NW 5‘! ARIN
Alighted from
rolley Car and W'alked
in front of Frank Lom-
car.
‘ U: "I‘L’l to 0!»: he: to the
Soundtr- ' Lasyital. Hrs l: nos found
WNEEEI BENNER
BRIDAL EEUEEE
Auxiliary. Music, both vocal and in—
strumental. was enjoyed. and «dancing
followed. A supper of sandwiches,
Those who attended. andwrhorare
man. Bit. and Mrs Thomas Dawson.
THE RED TRAIL
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Mrs Elisiia ‘Rogers Tells
D. A. R. Members of Good
Roads Movement
this morn.
sor'iinvi. . birth 0:" ti‘w
goo? roads mourn in Missouri in
1:31 lag Miss Cunt: From that state.
the movement spread to \Ynshingzon
and thence eLLstoLai‘i'to New York
New 'f-lnxz‘énrtrl'then took up the
movement with result titrxttho
2 ‘L Was put through Connfirti-
ne
Sinatr-
Fe trail “hic‘n over
into a lw‘n’v to lie to? marl-
way. Her .14:er instrng-
live and interest: l‘s “Lrtn. Fol-
lowizsu the talk Slzr‘ was given a vote
of thanks.
The mes-tine: was the third 0“ the
SEE-150E} and “as largely attended. 4:9
(Continued on P139 31:)
REPNTY WARNENS
GIVEN A NlNNER
Twenty-four fleputy Wardens; . of
Fairfield count), sat down to n remor—
ing dinner. given by Foamy \V
\Vil'nur Smith. under the directions
John M. C‘rnmpton. Superir—tendvm
Fish and Game. at the
firings-port. last evening.
Superintemient C‘rampton
liam K. Mollan. newly all-Dell?
heir of the Fume
Game. were prose . .
ties.
The meeting was an apprecz ation of
work done. an opportunitv 0‘: ‘
members to get ac- anointed a Qnrl
‘.
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MENSEEEE Shaw
The minstrel entertainment! given
under the auspices of the Young Peo-
SOCietf-iof St. Peter’s ,Luzheran
church was presented at the church
again last evening to es; 5: a bigger
audience than it was given to onLWeos
nesclay evening.
The program of the numbers'and
those who took part. is given below:—
Camp scene. “Tooting on the Old
Camp Ground": "1 Ain't Noimdy’s
Darling“ by entire comoany: "M0—
ther's Lox‘e Is the Best Love of A‘sl."
Dar.- Spltzer: "Tll Be Back In 3. Min-7
Dle's
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' (Continued’on Page Six)
Salvation Army ’Plans:
' Thanksgiving Dinner
Captain and 'Mrs. Malcolm Penney,
of the local post of the“ Salvation
Army, are-planning to supply fifty
poor families with dinner on Thanks-
giving Day. If such families will call
or send to the salvation Anny Hall,
36 North Main street, on Monday and
leave their names. and zooms. the
Hf: You
Ftl‘llV’l 1"-
:stipcr .
9:}.
Shep Falls Into
BRMMERClAl
PR EEMS RF
NEW ENElANN‘
Arthur T. 3i 1; r r a y of
Springfield Addresses Ki-
wanis Club Members
r: L:
.\‘.
head of the
{it liver-(mi
Lxll‘iT'VSS
Arthur 31!;
Magneto comps.
3‘le and instrtzctiw-
"New EngZLZI‘Lsi Co'nilnercial
.1! a weekly Ennc of 11'-
L‘luh brill in. the Royal .lzmn
yesterday nooa. .Mr. Mu:
son of Thomas S. )lurrav
{not warrieu well—known
Norwnlk. which iornh‘rly
home city.
In his :1d-Jlre:
"dl‘
is
“‘3 S
Elli}
s, Mr. Murray declared
that N \v E and was in the some
statuses EngzMEd formerly was: that
is New England had it back up
against the wail in business affairs. H».
:iesrribed the trend of business west-
ward and gave an example of a large
shoe business that was removed to Stq
Zonis from New V‘England.
m
was a n 11‘:
WHIEEEEWES
AUEIIENEE ME
More than three hundred persons
enjoyed a cafeterie supper. served last
night. in the parish house of the First
Congregational church. under. the
auspices of the "Thursday Night"
committee. The supper Was delicious
and 'Well served.
During the evening an auction of
“white elephants." thatiis. articles too
good to throw away. but of which the
owners were tired of. took place. an!
afforded muc‘h amusement. Freder-
wrecker.
Causing 35 9,909 Loss
River
Earl iust Left
octure at New
W or ‘tk:
Brick
1'31
Str
London Submarine Base,
1 ndermined by W ater
' . Sivctflf}:
‘ H 37"““1nm part of which.
2 mt- gm of ti?
fi-:or. .was:
, ‘5er remain—
lia‘v. workmen
HEP.“ previously.
cmmnnder 05
will be
'. of
$5“.
MEEEIEEEEEEEEE
HAVE fiRANUATlNlé
om this (it \ attenfieé
Mr. ll‘nrrajv urged that New Eng- ti 5}“ ‘
so _L. !‘ ace-
and in. mess men get—to-eetlwr and "‘1 t . 17““? 20%“12?
. .— zrr: “x . .3 t. ‘e vrri . Sl .
right out the problem also. 11:11:. Ck’ll ‘7 i t 9" cl ti: 'um i;
L-«v r1 . L-
There was no regular speaker U '- : n. 89",!1“
L L M . a in; Stsmf’): i Higl. school Last even.
senswmzeu at the uiwcheon hut - L ‘ ,
, . _ me. A list of :he . :zl pupils W!" 8 re.
\lr- 311 ”‘33) appeared at th: ‘L'Htin: . . .. , .
_ .7 cursed ‘leaOn s .- tuning is gn~ez§\ .
he u :s1 promptly called upon 122'. t q“. i
31.. x I" ~ L
Pr . l 1 F. .ilriflk S. is}. so". . x
“i .. ' ‘ ‘ ‘ m ‘ l-Ls L Stamforfi, ‘E
A: Ul‘z‘lé‘. Mr Murray v: . L 7 . _ . 7 '
z ”1 .1,» r’; r Tr: r corr- . Lur the emerging. amt
" U V. .L k A? :? thg l3; ,2;. L. 1 fr?) Meriy general SEC-
:rr.’ an»: r .r sh; : .e“ - ,
{3 .3 J Life. “in v u > arr ford 1 )1. CL a . ¥
slotor ' company. During toe war. who,
E15 v.~ --L.- .3 E F5"~( . a i: ‘ . t‘h,
m }:(\l h' ’. am i“ ’ l” I» , Baird pastor of its
L ramw”‘ . - r ‘r‘ .
has! wanmo compam‘ in u m. .1 is Rowayton ‘11. E. rriLu- 23 gave the. ”3‘
r n L x. » . . -
3 1'”. Lg ‘ig1 , . , vocation. a: ter which Mr, Stokes spam”.
. . - .,- .. .w r - . . _ , . M
v ’ ”9 "1:9!“th DEL” “‘15 E“: J}. l-erefiy .1: Lad-Lscatxonal work in this. .
v .s .. L. m; 7w. ,3 . . L L .
jf‘on‘as ‘1“:de 5‘3? ”““”m C countr: our: in iraq‘ce. Mr. Stoke:
the Connecticut company. 'ihe pzize '
(Continued on Page Seven)
RlSN SllUAll
18 NR WRRSE
the Assoc
LUNE‘HJN. N , 1S. (8;.—
eiate-l Prvssi.»—Th~ irish peace silt-
nation is not firemei in authoritative
circ .5 to have beer. made actually
Wor ‘1 by the (”Ester Cabinet's deters
mination to adhere to its previously"
dec areti position
The ovrerw
majority given.
if}?!
in tatol‘of rim i} 1w rrment‘s policy 24:
the l'nie ‘* conference is:
Liverpogg vests“ . is looked upon as
“paring a 1’.ther .Ltmnsphere for can
ick S. Lawson, of the Nor-wall: Tire
and , Rubber Company. proved to be;
a good auctioneer. and. by his witty
talks. managed to dispose of practiral- i
13‘ all of the articles at a good price.
‘ tinuance of 122:) pears negotiations in
some form :17 rough the pomibilits
of the nsigfiatrozi of Premwr Lloyd
George. or man i. the entire coalitios
A candy booth. in charge of. the
Christian Endeavor Society. did a
good business.
The committee in charge was head-
ed by Mrs A. Carmi Betts-
Matters of Interest
to Norwalk Women.
There will be an important meeting '
of the Nor-walk League of Women
voters. on Hominy, November 215;. at
cases will be investigateo‘ on Tuesdas.
Landmifll begi'venon Wail-nes-
3: 39 p. In" at the old Red Cross head-L
envernmen t is not igooreri Tl"
filorning nous; apvrs however. do not.
(Continued on Fuse Gem 3
Riot Call at a WWWWWWWWWW 7
Bridgeport Plant
’31 Yov 1§——A
Bram Err?
Brenton to the plan of Wolf ‘7.
. Lisa-21.512 rtianufscturer; cg
$171119; gffiét. ti’lfi morning.
trouhie am? met 21 disagreemut'sev.
tween a magma and W of .
men 383
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