Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 15, 1917, Page 1

i Balletin ~127 PAGE’S—V-E;S COLUMNS PRICE TWO @ HOLDING OUT KGAINST OPEN VOL. "LIX—NO. 373 POPULATION 29,919 ICH, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1917 Cabled Peragraphs |ilsn to Prevent |British Premigrjs | Cordeised Toegrams GERMANY S U-BO i Foie 6 Sl NGaion Chile neutral, a Santiago Paris, Nov. 14—The loss“to French report say ::ripfr::swfirkm:figm??a:rxf“:fl‘ws Rallrnad s‘rlke Facl“g a cris!s Capital of the McClure Newspaper Strikes of Union Mechanics on Govern T vessels over 1,600 tons, one of which Corporation has been reduced from nt ) l was actually dunk the previous week. §3.000,000 to $100,000. g and no vessels under that tonnage. A care e e e et e P he Cont Four unsuccesstul attacks were mads |HAS CALLED HEADS OF THE|RESULT OF FORMATION OF IN-|, A camp whers atmy men V[ Besion, Chelsea and Watertown to be Continu FOUR BROTHERHOODS TERNATIONAL WAR COUNGIL lished near Peoria Il X : |A GOVERNMENT “CORNER” T ON ALL SILVER PRODUCED As the Result of Stringent Measures Taken by the|i. piannea sointly by American and British_Officials. Chartering of the shipping com- (DY A T TO CONFER WITH HIM|ATTACKED BY THE PRESS | Shecica to veamsoon - | MOT GRDERED TO RETURN TO WORK BY A. The Frankfurtgr Zeitung has admit- $1 H e ted that the Amercians’ prcsence on i e British and American Naval Forces .| Washington, Nov. 14—A govern- | while Not Apprehensive, the Presi-|It May Result in a Vote of Want of | the West front is greatly felt. A S - . ment “corner” on all silver produced : 5 e Vote to Remain Gut Taken at Joint Council ¢ in the United States within the next| dent is Prepared to Take Steps to| Confidence®by Parliament, Followed Five hundred tl-;ous:nd doH:nfrs 2 | vear is planned jointl American . S been raised by the women of Wi ;) SR P T 258 Bridn emcists o bgrev::t the | Prevent Tie-up of Transportation. Automatically by His Resignation. |York city for the Y. M. C. A. Trades Unions at Boston—It is Claimed the Stri ¢ # | competition of purchases by other for- . A = SIX BRITISH MERCHANTMEN SUNK ‘LAST WEEK|:aeiiid i S o : b e e to the point whero coinage becomes . - 3 Nov. 15—Premieg| ceed Bis icome accordin N Washington, Nov. 14—Once again| London, Tuesday, Nov. 13.—Premier 3 e uo e e ¥ I : R oreentatives of the two govern. | President Wilson has it s g Hee i e B S e the Government Airplane Station at Ch " ments are conferring with leading sil- | sonally to prevent a general railrca trip to consult and hearien| poaigh Gommissioner Stack of Ho- The Smallest Total of Vessels Sent to the Bottom During Any | Ver producers, it was learned today, | strike. He has called the heads.of the | Great Britain's aily, Italy, finds him-|, 018 uncovered 750 pounds of sugar President John Duncan, of the A. F. of L., Said ver producers, It s learmed today. | r “great rallroad brotherhoods (o |Self faced by the sharpest crisis of his | be e s o that nad none TOF saic Week Si Sut ine Warf; Tt lians | th t: 1 11 - | meet him- in conference November 22 career as prime minister. The crisis is b 3 the . Began e It ol T allver mATLSt for & oo aiie [aun s g g B i e put fone which may quite possibly result in| Gabot Ward, now at the front ser tions to the Boston Locals Were Delayed, and i : . |price somewhat lower than the pre- |ahead of private interest; - that 0 t of confidence by the | g ny a major. cabled his resignation i Holding to Most Line Along the Piave Riv: ttempt to handicap the opera- |parliament, which would be followed | M8 2%, 2 i Yotk a2 e b . i SR e L ve RIVT, | valling Iate of 5° Sonis a1 WIS e | Con of & Vital part of the matiows | utomaticaliy by hix resigmation. &8 Park Commissioner of New Yor Expects the Order to Return to Work Will be Obes i i cutting off of supply to jewelers and | War-making machinery Symptoms of Uneasiness. Owing to the scarcity of food and o o But Have Been Compelled to Give Ground in Two Sec- |gitting of of, silver, since the gov- President Not Apprehensive. No action taken by any Britieh goy- | demand for economy in Great Britaln s ernment would use only part of the| . v & \edding cakes have been dispensed ! e president is confident that|ernment since the beginning of the war| V° tors—It Will be Several Days Before the Anglo-French motal under contract Tor coinage and |\ hie Punhatriotic will be done, but |has caused such a maclstrem of eriis | ViU Jvould Ielease the balance for normal|,s the necessity arises he is prepared |cism, speculation and symptoms of Nov. 14—Strikes of union |lution, if solution be T vernment work in this | has been a riddle ics on i o Waorkmen employed by the Common- | city, Chelsea and Watertown will be| “We can allay & : Troops Will Operate on the Italian Front—Germans | i) Pimoses, One of the HIef |to take the required steps to prevent |uneasiness as the apnouncement of the | | WO CTEIT & “rlo ™ Rale | continaea S onc | tha e est: whis i & . e . pe on the acquisition of silver by Orlen- |® teup of tramsportation. =~ | CoC¢eon o e ed ap matonal \mAT|heen awarded a 5 per cent. wage in- |are climinated” according to a vote of [ergaged by you Fail in Attacks on Canadians in Flanders—British Con- |tal countrics, where a greatly enlarged | 13, 2inouncing today the coming |council composed of cabinet minis-| orol! The Joint councils of the bullding trades | mind. that all the virt demand for’ silver coins has been | SOREOTSRSS WG O° JON, Sron | with a military committes represeniing e red to fs. | UPICHS here today. After the meeting |your side and all s . = 2 2 b . m i ilson is expected to is- [a statement was issued denying a re- |is not fair to take t 1 tion, made public a_letter from the |be in constant session at Versailles. Situation in Russia Remains Obscure. o A 200000, ouncen of, 1l | proviacn: whien saia: The Giycelions betag axked et whoth:| STe,ion CRemY 18 the couniy. o eration, of aber had opdered the, men |more, than 2 2 I3 3P o Situation in Russia . R o e President Wilson's Letter. er such a vital change is necessary, | "*&/5teT says: i either side can clair - = oD e v iy whether it will bring cffective control n " Alsati b ;i ’ by B ; b is poss e promises to be greater. Director of | . s ynconeeivable to me that pa- Because the wife of an Alsatian dur committee, which represented | triotism, but it is T the Mint Bakers report shows that of the campaign and particularly how | .ajieq her husband a “Boche” he sucd |us at the Buffalo conference of the |a better understanding : triotic men should now for a moment |far the new military irimty will su- | goned ! R T o o | o e O ot | taan e o Aarean Tife ahai Germany’s submarine campaign is of the Piave between Quero and Fe- | e Sovernment used 18314000 ounces | contemplate the interruption of the fpersere or overthrow the management| [OF e o e e O e Soeercs anafo: the ena * waning as the result of the stringent |nere were repulsed with heavy cas- |yun S0 %e SUTIAE the vear emdfs | transportation which is so absolutely [of British operations Ly the general Federation ;of Labor, reported to us|at the front may be su measures that have been taken to |ualties. 000,000 ounces this year. Great Brit- |Decessafy to the safety of the nation. |staff of the army: The Chilean Government is looking | that no settlement of the local strikes |that is needful not or combat it by the British and Ameri-| In the hilly region from Tezze, on { can naval forces. Last week only six | the Trentino front, eastward to Feltre, * * & The last thing I should wish to ain needs quantities of silver for colns, | % © 0 1S, &°C L) & o SrON Cibiity Violent Attacks by the Press. |into a project to centralize the pur-|had been ordered at that conference.|but for their comfort whe particulariy in India, where compara- chase of saltpetre. for the Entente|It simply named the various general |not fighting. Fritish merchantmen were sunk, and |a distance of about twelve miles, the of being pbliged to take any unusual During the past 24 hours the premier | Ve g s r own loca repre- ‘ this war has qui iy one Of these was & craft exceed- | Italians have fallen back before the | el liftle currency is circulated oo curfifio operate the railways and |has had whab in Burope. is caed -4 |5°YCTImeRts s e e e e Sug 1098 tons. enemy, who also has gained additional | 5n geute shortage of small silver coin | bave so much confidence that thebad press.” The comments on his ac-| The Food Administration warned |with President Wilson at a date in|of battles. It is to bring . This is the smallest total of ves-|vantage points on the Asiago plateau |oxiic™is Bhe Philippines and that the |men you,are dealing with will appre- | tion range from violent attacks by the|candy makers in the Far West that|the near future and lay the entire dis- |tion of the democratic peo sels sent to the botfom during any |and the Sette Communi. On the west- | Ghrisima g shopping season will make | clate the patriotic motives underlying | Morning Post and the Giobe, to ques-| they were buying more sugar than |pute before him for judgment. nations of all the world." week since the submarine warfare |ern bank of Lake Garda the Austro- [ene”CCTIaR S0P RS Seomon WH WRIE | vour efforts that I shall look forward |tioning any critical comment. Even|they promised to. ‘In view of this report, it was voted The Morning Session began, the lowest previous figures hav- [Germans attempted to push forwafd | Louine 24 cents a day, seven days s | With assurance to your success.” the Times, which is credited with be- — to reafiirm our former actions whereby s ; B s T ey e L |outhward, but weed Beld by the Ital-lwusk, to _mexbase ;. outbubr of Plans for Emergency. ing the chiof instrument in the over-| John Mitchell was named president |we voted to remain off all zovernment heimant X hesalpn or the 0 m 1o th = 3 “change,” includi : of the Asquith government in New York State Food and Mar- | work until th » <hon_ conditions Ly B s and over and four of less than 1600 [ On the western front in France and | sor wiich wae actioition ang rar 1oy | At the time of the threatcned strike | Mr. Lioyd George's interest, said that|une Somemission. ot its = orgamization | prevailing at (the Watertown arsenal |7ent being taken unt —_— s Belgium the situation remains normal, . averted by the eight hour law last | “his weakness is a failure to think out syl n are eliminated in- | when word came from the com While the Italians continue to hold | with only heavy bombardments and|"2'® caused a strong'demand. Seat it was umferstood that fhe sov-|his plans to el logleal conclusions| "ohos in Albeny. and at Squantuin are eliminated, in- | that no reports would be read tenaciously to most of the new line |minor infantry operations in progress BRITISH DROVE TURKS ‘ernment had developed plans for | which may be regarded as a consid- The employes of the official Russian | worse now than at the time the men TWoV unions—the {\ttyrl worlk g e T g T Ll e By emergency operation of the rallroads, |erate way of saying the premier is|Telegraph Agency have gone on a|were removed.” strike st BoayerMalloy snd the atic Sea to the region of Feltre and Canadians Repulse Germans. BACK SEVEN MILES |jf that became necessary. At that |prone to leap before he looks. The|girike. They refuse to transmit Bol-| “If President Wilson does not elim- |Z0na miners—asked the through the northern hills westward | The Germans have not renewed their e __ltime the United States was not at|Globe, which recently nas been edited | sheviki propaganda. inate the open shop conditions in our |Lelp settle their trout from Feltre to Lake Garda, they again |attack against the Canadians in the | When They Attacked Turkish Posi- | war. by J. L. Maxse, a prominent publicist, I e o oS 1P cour | ines which President Gomy have been compelled to give ground |region of Passchendaele, where Tues tions in_Palestine. President Wilson's letter was sent |best known as’the editor of the Na-| Service to Europe has been discon-[out” continued the statement. “They | 43Soclates have foliowed R o EeCICWI | YO BAERE Iy were eompistely re- to> Judge Chambers two weeks azo,|tional Review, calls the premier altinued by the Lioyd-Brazilerro Steam- | will not work with alien and non- | ACUlties having to do wi Rests With I pulsed in an attack in which they [ London, Nov. 14—British forces in |before the mediation board chairman| “dangerous demagosue,” and terms the | ghip Co, which operates many lines | citizen labor, many of whom have re- | hat misht have a I e oo : talians. |sought to resain lost ground. Falestine yesterday attacked the new |left for Cleveland, Ohio, to confer |new arrangement “this juggle with the|from South American ports. fused to take out first papers; they |SUPPlies. Both com e R s Of e Maliaps || The Dritieh drive aainet the Turks |Turkish positions In Palestine and |with the union leaders. it is under-|stratogy of the war: This is_the are willlng o waive this. providing |referred to committee ione for sev er an n | drove back the enemy a distance of |stood the conferences held there were |strongest language printed by English Argentina to per- | union citizen labor cannot be had.’ i m ston. security of the Piave line and of his- | Palestine continues sucoessful. Under | soven miles, It was SEnounced. today | prodtctive. of substantial agreements|mewsnaners. Since. the: politial s | . Holland has asked Ara P NewakomiRo i 000 tons of the The strikes of mechanics at the Bo: toric Venice, for the Information has |the pressure of the British the Otto- 1 o S5 iy > mit-her to import 500 s a h L The news from Boston Maurice, chief director of military op- | line from thirty to fifty miles north of | war. office. / o ,o.%nfim,,m” coridrlofally 12 A e ‘wants" o import 300,000 tons, e e aw wiant, thel tertown' arsenal and Squant grations at the British war office, that | Tekrit, placing them virtually 130 | " The Turkish force confronting Gen- | 1o arbitration, . althoush _yelcomging [ COMMONS- DISCUSSES NEW | JAn Ohic man has suggested to a|appraiser's stores here Wil be exiond Sl e e B L — R Sost of Basdad on. « “the~ British. -comman- E o o way to e a1t 1s said, to nics employed | 1955 lekitacion e Dritish-ana_ French - fshting _forces | Tigris: Th ns the Turks have [der, has now lost half its entire ef-| . Confershés Next Week.. - INTER-ALLIED. WAR COUNCIL | Marins Corpe O hing potato buss |t the movernment airplane station at |L2oonal officers, caused o o the Italians. : miles. "It is Teported that they have | e sald the mamber OF prisoncrs angl | Adjustment at the White House|premisr Lioyd George Submits Text of |"Ver the German potato fields. Chatham, the Joint councll today hav-|yation there. had developed fr Meanwhile the enemy is striving en- |lost half thelr effectives in men killed, | the booty taken in yesterday's attack | COnference - next week is hoped for the A t g ¢ of turk tnce | the latter place. mechanics at misunderstanding; grseticaliy to fores passages of the |wounded or made prisomer since thé|haa not vet been reported. but that|Which will dispose of the poseibility > S s ThN el MR : 3. ¥. Toomey, secretary of t operation besan. B e of & strike at least for the duration 3 , nuts, rais S I Toomey \meccets g B L e LR e’ avaicy, fivision whish s oniy |Of the war, either by an agreement to |, London. Nov. 14—The proposed new| other Thankssiving “goddics” reached | A. F. OF L. IS AWAITING R ot Dot : °linter-allied war council was, the sub-|grance for the American roops. fai in crossing the stream at Grisolera. | have been sunk by an enemy subma- | took 1.100 pri Submit the difculties to an arbitra. . ce for REPORTS OF COMMITTEES |stating that no inform ! four miles Gistant from its mouth and | rine while operating ineonjunction | fonrteen machine. suns . S0 °*|tion board whose findings would ba|Ject of discussion in the house of — e piidn S receivea_from the gener gome twenty miles northeast of Ven- |with the Palestine column. Thirty-| General Maurice sald the British | Pinding, or by yostponing a wage | OTHOD® 00 ORR, R sp“"fi"fl:::;'ggm'f:i:;f;;' e Ot tho | Expect That All Men Will Obey Order by any Boston local. T d lea era toweyer, in Siias SeuDy | those. from thK Gvo. wésseie are: mis- front in Palestine now ran along the Soan eteated. T CnemY overseas Masatter before the house by interrogat-| United States by the Japanese govern- | to Return to Work—Address by | !0 mean that some onc ha the defending forces from further | The internal situation in Russia | Brook K“er:-;'onwm;)‘l‘iew;:m?!‘;n i L Agree to Arbitrate. B e | ment i arrived i HER SRS Sempere . onfSumete takenit ! gains. still_remal: = # ilway . ", R en connai o o the tangl. T s etts assund Shaaen, whare | oy mm‘“““’“‘:'.‘ t-i;:_ dinmnc:;erl;w.]:fmt a:)d Jthe $.nway The Switchmen's Union of North| M. Asquith asked the premier| Angered because the Government| Biffalo, N. Y, Nov. 14—While the | ‘¢ fn&ie: the ‘stream was negotiated by the | sram bureau assert that Premior Ko- | oute to Jerusalem. |, erica has agreed to arbitration and [ ¥hether he would now stand the pre- | has not answered its new demands. | 37th annual conVention of the Ame Instructions Were Delayed | Austro-Germans Tuesday, fighting still | rensky again s In control in Petro- | SAVINGS GERTIFICATES it is understood the Order of Railroad [C‘* functions of the inter-allied coun- | workmen on the Western Argentine |can Federation of Labor was markicg | cer an informa {is in prosress, with the Italians hold- | rad, other reports are to the effect Telegraphers- also_is willing to put|Clh and, in particular, of its military|Rallroad destroved 28 raliroad cars. |time todsy awaifing the reports of |ceneral presidents tion was explained by Vice John' Duncan thus. { mg hana bi = AS CHRISTMAS GIFTS ) Stafr: whethor it was proposed that committees, President Samuel Gomp- . 15 e BT Ay |laai D hee et D et 1n helr case on the Bands of an ImPar-| iy, "council, if so advised by its staff,| The American Red Cross War Coun- |ers addressed a joint meeting of the vaders to ban Will Be Encouraged by Government's should have the power to interfere|cil has appropriated $1,225,000 for | Executives Club and the Greater Buf- |J°R0 e i iihe - R R e War Savings Committen - | wo e ot e $103,000.000 sowns | with and override the opinion on & | mergency relief in Roumania. There |falo Club. He told the buciness men | “We find that some of the ! %o gain a f00thold on the western bank | government sources. 2 o their pay envelopes, according to |Matier of strategy of the general staff| s a serious shortage of foods and fats. | that the long-standing problems af- [Presidents id not for Washington, Nov. 14—Newly ap-|calculations. of the rallway mansgec |2t home and the. commander-in-chief i fecting capital and labor are virtual- | Sttuctions to the Foston locs - pointed state ‘nm'ou O'f the war sav- ts. in the fleld; w!‘eether the military staff The Belgian relief lQQll":ler Haelen |1y insolvable. scn‘t 50 l;ll(‘ that “; w WARRANT ISSUED FOR ARREST |Y. M. C. A. WAR WORK FUND fags movement at their first conference of the inter-allied council was to have|was captured by the Germans and What | Gompers iSaidh ant ma et thoy e intelligence and operation departments, | taken into Swinemuende. The Haelen | o e oean OF EX-SENATOR PETTIGREW HAS_REACHED $11,426504. | formuiate plans by which they expect | AUTOMOBILE BANDITS or cither of them, of its own: whether | made trips from Montreal to Totter |, "All that can be donel ho said, o |ing held tys aftemioon. e < to make war savings certificates or GOT $3,164 AT CAMBRIDGE [the ultimate decision as to the dis-|dam. ‘|aay to day so that, day by day, we |be obeyed when it is recel ©On an Indictment Charging Violation | Department at Chicago Leads With a[stamps the most popular Christmas ® Gibution. aad movement of the varigus o R S m:’y B ) ! of the Espionage Act. Total of $4,151,561. sift ChmsA"hoa‘t’ a:a r?lnpumc :f;}';;fi' 4 From Paymaster West of Plant of :;?.:31 1","‘03 "1“ mr}‘gn ;:: gpf: m";:"r‘o":;;.{?gy e el diion o ——— Trank 3 American Net and Wire Co. hett nion S New Abderdeen, S. D, Nov. 14—Robert P.| New York, Nov. 14—The grand, total [ the government’s war savings commit- sented on it, and whether opportunity | toinette Elliott in Union Square. VILLA BANDIT! ISPERSEL Stewart United States attorney for|of contributions at the end of buei- |tee, will tell the directors that it is| Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 14—Three|¥0Uld be given to discuss the pro-lYork were Kissed by her and cheered | PRECAUTIONARY MOVE FOR ITS DISF : Soath Dakota, announced hers today |ness today in the mation-wide cam-|important to conduct an intensive |automobile bandits who followed him |POSed arrangements and the statements | by the people. i EXPLOSIVES IN COAL MINES WITH MACHINE GUN hat & warrant for the arrest of former | palen of the ¥. M. C. A. to raise)§d5,- |campaign in every state during the | Broni's hank in Boston today assaulted | made in comnection there wi °l warni f the misuse of the newly t in P Only Un-|When They Attacked Federal F Uni or R. F. Pettigrew | 000,000 for the war work fund was |holiday season and for at least a Thomas A. West, paymaster at the prem 's Paris speech. arnings of ik B oniod on Austrians Gain 'ossession nly n- en ey tacke ‘edera ° of Snm_hfll:?.kg‘x:‘ = 1::1eun:l; g::‘:% ,:mn:.lus to an announce- E::t:‘ m ;gl:hmaome rar sav_ | plant of the American Net and Wire m!;ffrm:‘e;qnl;:gyztgm. fl:: b:e:ls"::; tfi:‘i’;‘.’ufi.“?f:fil ;s‘;a‘ze‘gy e ot der Great Restrictions. Southwest of Ojinaga charging esplonage eadquarters here. government o E % Re Fould be served upon Pettigrew, who| The central department, with head- |hopes to reap loans agSTegating two|isinlag §3.10k ine mweokly payesll . |0f SNSWering the question was to read|the opening session of the annual| wasninston, Nov. 1. — Austriins| Ofinaga, Mexico Nov. 14- is mosw in Chicago. icago, leads the country | billion dollars within a year. i, dcerme by P aklice | the actual terms of the agreement be- | meeting at Albany. emplbyea It conl Tiase; e ncioalls 1n ] between. Ville -bana Alr. Stewart announced that Petti-|with a total of $4,952.685, and the east- | - Although the campaign will not open | ,5™ the most daring of its kind ever |tWeen the British, French and TItaliar " Presi will speech at the | Ohio districts, can hereafter come in- |forces was resumed to t 3 £oew would be brought to South Da-|ern department, with headquarters in|formally untll Dec. 3, posters and |inown here, took = place almost in |Soyernments for the creation of a su-| President Wilsor's &speech o tom|to possession of explosives used in|of this town at 9 o'clock ic Epta o stand tral. The indictment | this city, is second with a total of $4,- | other advertising matter will be dis- | front of the factory a moment after|Preme council of the allles. The|meeting of the American FedSTelioR | mining only under sreat restrictions, [emall band of Vila & s '(Xhoe ——— e s | Bttt als for the other de- |played in every locality within the next | west stepped from a taxicab. He was | 't of the agreement follows: of Tebx o Bl T Bsttibuted | Secretary Lane today rulcd that the |ing toward the plaza from c 3 3 &= 5 & lo- | tion of customs house east making anti-war wtterances | $1,256.280; e D aen. ot e e o knocked down and rendered uncon- Text of the Agreement. new law licensing use of hizh explo- | tion of tom. : throughout Europe. ion ibits Cthel = |wrere: algperaadt with. nikol scious. Before anyome could go to| “First—With a view to bettér co- sives which prohibits their posses re dispersed with machin gomtrazy to the provisions of the espi- | 1459000 ma;:n:m. Dellax: $303. AMERICAN INFANTRYMEN his assistance the robbers jumped into | ordination of the military action on| Hans Von Deckendorff, arrested on extends to sub- | This was the second attack o A BRIt Pottiseow wikh Sogtitod s ; southeas tlanta, $250,528. AMBUSHED GERMAN PATROL. u-eden-. ‘manned by a chauffeur, and |the we:'!ern {:gnt, a n:premte v::r a_ presidential warrant at Tacomd, | 1018 of any country s.g::: with an "'r}:eean;‘f]- ta. Al t PR T IR & . | raced away. council crea composed of e | v e lated to . The attack started X Loy 50,1t Sioux Fulls by 2| ATTEMPTS MADE TO They Killed and Wounded a Number| The license mumber of the car was|prime minister and & member. of melg;:,,*;%,;‘,:",‘;,",;::‘,,,,’,Z;’;:e?mrmn - Seoreiary Tane ruled that where a |contined unill 7 oclocic plained & warrant Kad not been issued | DESTROY CLEVELAND PLANTs| °f the Enemy in No Man's Land. |obiatned .\ 0siion that the | o ot o o e i o "oy | *mbassador to this country. 7ine and a lcansed foreman, expic- |of the fown, where (he S Tectitren o o nderntood | wi Am iriny s had been delibera: = ersd ek . sives may be issued to allens, for use |line trenches were el et ich Manufacture or Stors Clothing | oy Ty (s Fie Assaciied Fromnce | ned: a3 it has betn the costom of the | the. sotncll e ather Fomts. to be Tor | mAcoording ta & report from e %55 |on the premises surrounded with cer. |forces were dismounted and Foodstuffs. American infantrymen exacted & par- |company to send to Boston for the |served for discussion with the other |buunels of potatoes wWill b let. rot or | SUn safeguards | The Austrian or|driven pack after diey nad ) tial revenge for a trench raid during |payroll every Wednesday. The auto- let. 7ot 05 | German miner, however, may no long- | the town proper and (her FURTHER STEPS AGAINST Cleveland, O, Nov. 14—Several ai- |5 Tecont Misnt by ambushin o Jarss | mobile {railed the taxicab across the |° Second—The supreme war councll|1od(0, hOES unless s reduct er-buy his own explosives for mining | to-house fighting. A fed: SPECULATIVE OPERATIONS| !S8P vo boen mads within: the | eren Detiol to N e e o I Ee I West Hosion 'brides. spenning. the |bie s fte mrisstos to watts veer the n and use them without accountability. | gun assisted in rouiins th ; o Wweek, it became known tonight, |ing or wounding a number of the en- | Charles river and then through a|general conduct of the war. It pre-| Governor Edge of New Jersey ,has| The 1aw, by licensing posscssion and llla was belleved to ha Have Been Taken by Governors of number of streets to the factory. Em- | pares recommendations for ‘the con- | unace: considevation | a blan which | Use Of explosives, is intended to check [men when he attacked toda . trages. it is reported another c T New York Stock Exchan: The American patrol, in which there [ ployes who witnessed the robbery said | sideration of the governments and| would brin the pay of the men |°®% % = um ge. were some Frenchmen, arranged the |that one of the men struck West over | keeps itself informed of their execu-|omployed gy"fhe State to mest on- | GERMAN AGENT 1N ;g:e (OV‘?I:Y‘;“UEQH town {rom the New ¥ v. 18—Governos of| ambuscade near the German lines on | the head with a blackjack, while the | tion and reports thereon to the 7e- | gitions until the war is over. mesa, whete thefr the stock cxchange today took furth- others seiged the money. spective governments. GUIZE OF A SEAMAN [fuy® whers, thelr horses = er steps to minimize speculative oper- P Sl = “Third—The general staft and mili-| __After Nov. 19 no firms in Great A with the cavalry of General ations by adopting a resolution re- caretully ITALY LOST ONE SMALL tary commands of the armies of each| Britain using American cotton may [Arrested in New York Upon His Ar-| /D the, cavaly of Gene quiring all members to submit every operate more than 60 per cent. of its rival From South America died down and soon ceased Say at noon to the clearing house a F 3 machines except by special permis- General Cordova. detatied statement embolwing amounts | arrested four men suspected of having i sion, the British Control Board ordered.| New York, Nov. 14.—Upon his ar-|dead at seventy, imcl. and names of all stocks sold and|connection with the activitles of ent the War Depends. “Fourth—General rival here in’ the guise of a seaman on|chiefs. No wounded or bought, either for their own account|emy agents. American troops in the trenches have |a 'ship from South America, —Frant|iaken by the feferat trmome h o Bty by, or that of customers. In the latter submitted to the supreme war coun-had their first experience with real £as | Broch & e T S8, names mpst also be given. —_— omnyfigg'-e&’&nmm 1i0: | Rome, Nov. 14—One emall salling|cil, which under high authority of|in the war. The Germans used the [yt ol iy A Ssument, logses - {nclu This measure is far more sweeping| BRIDGEPORT SOLDMER 3 and a correct solution of industrial of Italian nationality was lost|government insures its concordafce | gas shells very often in the last few | man ‘government in Armentina., was | e rrcaohon oo ot 1 than that taken two weeks ago re- SHOT CABARET SINGER | problems are the issues on which vic: the wepk onded November 1L|and submits, if need be, any mecessary | days and the men made use Of thelr | seized by foderal agents today wnd In- | Yaqui indiss mannine hin quiring disciosure only of stocks bor- FER | fory in the war depends, Sir Stephen-. T T o o o et onas. . . masks. . terned on Hilis Taland. . The federal|ans Ave oo anning rowed, which was primarily directed|At Her Apartments in Mew York and |son Kent, head of the special mission | Log, Z agents acted on information furnished | included Lieutenant Colonel against short selling. The new res- Then Committed to the United States of the British | Uomarines, o 2 -the government Miguel Hernandez, a native of|them by the captain of the ship.|H. Astadaiic s olution cnables officials of the ex- ommitted Suicide. minletry of munitions, asserted toda joyember' t military authorities of their| Puerto. Rico, announced that not a|brochnow's clothing and all his effecis| en e 1sly chan.e to acquaint themselves With| New York, Nov. 14~John Becker,|at the close of & wWeek's conferences 1ose dne s Toiating £ the enfuct of| pasie SlaoKer Conld et ‘siareed 5,000 | mors, thoroushly scarched, as was the SSNEEE ever; buying and selling order and|gag 1d, of Bridgeport, > | with employers and representatives of m“ ts relating to_the conduct of|island. When the draft started 5-"_’_?(‘ berth he occupied, to ascertain if he| WORK MAPPED OUT trace the origin of ewery transaction e this city. The_shipbuilding men enliste, under the “Stars had any papers secreted. Whether any to its source. venth e military representa- | Stripes.” | 1 FOR EXEMPTION BOARE source, i mmhhe llld,-llfl:.ne of the M " h a ‘V“:” the l!t!ulfl:a “: o = w SR ‘were found was not divulged. o o= 3 ; $ sein Sergle and the means of n_N. Willys, chairman -|MEN FOR POSITIONS IN ‘o Compile Information from Do RCHIST BERKMAN ANGLO-FRENCH: FORCE NOT B« Sk tio - of po BOTH ISSUES OF LIBERTY YET AIDING ITALIANS e e et o CONNECTICUT SHIBYARDs| Sheets and Registration R BONDS SELL AT A DISCOUNT —The supreme tributions have realized $2,000,000 for R tactin or 14, As F the second day’s work of the cam-|Are Being Sought in New York—2.-|gten in th ® laakines Sam Francisco Authorities Dropped Total Offerings Amounted to Several Dpalgn for $8,700,000 for cantonments. 000 Are Wanted. Doctod men; Provost Maset Extradition Proceedings. Millions_of Dollars. stafts are ; Crowder has directed local exer % v A gift of Liberty bonds to the Y. M.| New York, Nov. 14—Two thoysand | boards.to compile the infor: § ork. Nov. 14.—After argument chief ‘military | Wm " C.'A. war work fund by the Connecti- men for positions rageing from those|taine dim their Gocket ohe writ of habeas corpus, Alexander office, K cut Society of Colonial Wars was an- | of laborers at wages' of $8 a day to|lstration cards. The bo: traan, enarchist, was reieased from : the. 3 today price Dbefore | month” nounced at New Haven. This is the | high salaried executive vacancies are|for this wore from oo io fs Tombs prison today. He had been operate g first gift by a patriotic society and |being sought by a new shipbullding | sistants, working from three o there pending extradition pro- SNt dollar bond, while the new e mhc:: probability of other like|plant in Connecticut engaged on gov- | two weeks, according to the siz ngs to n:m to um.;u‘:: TIncreased | issue was at a discount of 82 cents. throughout the state. ernment wer_ki The New York state|district. er charge lying him ‘securities. r critical and . with 3 Z councils of defense has underteken the| The assistants must be vol én day bomb explosion in |erator, heated cars, offerea ‘their 9 2 ? ) ‘days. after-| ° Korniloff Troops Take Kremlin task of procuring the men. Appli-|trained for this class of we last year. " tomor- stocks, 3 5 ) 3 “ca - C agen, Nov. 14—General Kor- | cation may be made, it was announced | call was sent out today by ¥ 3 K :the Krem- | here today, through any of the mon-|ecil of national defense fto it t _at commercial employment agencies which | counclls to securs the needed o A teers. High school teachers are gested as the persons best adapted “meet the emergency.