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Eight oi the italian Torpedo Boats Attacked the Turkish Forts
at the Entrance tolhe Darllaneiies, and There Was
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the Sea of Marmara stnce the out-
break of the anco-Italian war.
Twenty-seven Italian warships on
April 18 last bombarded the torts Kil-
ld-ulaBahr and sedd ui Bahr, defending
the gateway to . Constantinople, {or
three and a half hours. . The italiaus
tired 180 shells, but iheforts were only
slightly damaged. The landVbatterles
returned the tire and one of the Italian
warships was reported damaged by a
shell. After three and a half hours’
lighting the Italians withdrew.
The mrdenelies, which are about
forty-live miles in length and from one
ICON-STANTINOPLE, July 19.———
[Eight Italian torpedo boats attacked
Vithe entrance of the Dardanelles at
{1:30 o’clockAthis morning. The Turk-
dsh foAts replied vigorously sinking
two of the Italian wax vessels Vand
damaging the other six.
The cannonade lasted forty- five min-
Allies.
Dardaneiles Closed.
The Cabinet ministers were hurried-
‘ily called to the palace this morning,
M’inere, at a council of war, it was de-
‘ pitted to cluse the Dardanelles.
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'l‘ewtik Pasha, the Turkish Ambas-'
aador at London, who on July 17, was
Vand a quarter to tour miles in width,
have been heavily mined owing to the
appointed Grand Vizler, has undertak-
jeu to form a new cabinet.
Today's bombardment of the en
trance to the *Dardaneiies by 'italianV
lwarships is the second attack on the
strait connecting the Aegean Sea and tax several weeks.
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illAitedrAStates Marshal Sidney E About $10090 Damage DMD
liuwiey of Hartford has issued 62 war
Aunts for milk producers of Windham BBVOI‘B Flames COLIN he Brought
county charging them with ad-ultering‘
their product shipped to various points Ulldfil' comml
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In the New England states and 40
ALBANY, N. Y., July l9.——'l‘wo men
were served yesterday by ijleuApty Man
shuls Col. '5. E. liiukemun and S. E. were killed and over $100 Dill) damage
was done by fire as a result or the ex
HquieA. 'i‘hirty one will come before
undue Matt in the United States Dis V
Aplosion ins: .ieiore midnight last night
in the storage room or the General
tnr‘AiAtconll today for trial
Complaints were made on the uduIA
relation last iSelptemAbeA to the depart Film Company, an agency for maving
About of agriculture and samples were mum“ fill“. 0“ North Pearl street.
Amide oi the milk shipped to l’lovi The victims were Abraham Lieberv
(ileum by those 02 AlealeAs. As a re man, aged 17. and Iver Bti‘afford aged
soil of the tests the wnlraant-A wow 23 employee or the company.
isuuml and slowed and the runes wiilV Strnfford With his clothes on an
he “heard in Allurtlord before , Judge grasped a shutter of a window on the
Plain. fourth floor and swung from it until.
almost exhausted, he was forced to
NOTICE To THE PUBUC' Vreieuse his grip, falling to the ground.
The new department store, Willcll lie was warmed to the hospital
has been in the hands of the contruo- where he died.
tors since April last. will soon be com- V “chem“ in an attempt to reach
I’ll—it‘ll! “lid "l about “”0 ““39““ “‘9 the elevator plunged into an open well
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to date dry goods store which the Nor- Mona, below
milks may Ml proud of Thin la a The homes were confined to the um»
three story building located at 28, 30a all" room which was located on the
“"0 32 3011"! MN“ ”mm 00W” of lollrlh floor. The cause of the exploA
“WNW” sinner “1"! WV" b0 ““9“ with stop is unknown The loss is partly
the hem lino of AAAerlAnndiae that tire covered by insurance.
mills Ann luAn out. Everything new; V
Am old stuck; up old patterns or do
sinus. and we will dress you from head
to loot, excepting the shoes.
As We are twmontha late in our TD DESTROY 1.0““
opening the people of the diurnal“
will reap the benefit of the large: NEW STRAITSWMAE. . Ohio, July
summit of summer were that the (so Ilka-Hundredn of men battled
tories would rather sacrifice than have night to minds dam against the than-
us oonhbiflflflld the order. Vanna. or sellout of blowing on which
'activlty of lichen ships in Turkish wa~
Aters. As the result or the closing of!
Vthe pardenelles early in the year, live
hundred eteantsliips and sailing ves-
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The store will be kucml so AVhe were nursing Allow-n AA hillside and.
some Nowell: my coco: honestly. threatening to engulf. molly Am and
(not run and managed by T. 3. Manor. business pieces. Three tanks 0: crude
a. well known business man of
Norwalk, no late or Waterbury m .w A Adm by impulse
M. 1". Force, for live years with AM as contents hunched: ‘
nausea Store or Norwailr, and this all ' business center. '
Gamble as unusual:
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sells were held in the Sea oi Marmora
A the opening night.
last,
hell shunted on I Ann am Alan our;
Over 200 People Attend andVAs-
slot in Making tile Altair a
A‘Grami Success
The first social and lawn rate or the
season under the auspices of the win»:
nlpauk Social and Republican Clubs
was held last evening on the club
grounds and turned out to be a magni-
ficent success. The grounds were
lighted with electric lights and Japan;
ese‘dimterns and looked moat attrac—
tive. About '200 "were in attendance.
Dancing was enjoyed :by the younger
element, the spacious clubhouse being
thrown open and Kocher's orchestra
furnished the excellent music for the
diversidn
loo cream, cake. soft drinks, peanuts
and other good things were sold in
quantities and moored the ilnaircial
success that the affair was. the social
and having proved triumphantas ns~
Anal. Tile various articles for sale were
displayed on tables in charge of var
ious members. A
Gardner Adllngton, Peter Brown,
and John Coleman were in charge oi
the ice cream table Frank Joseph and
John Joseph were in charge or.‘ the so
da. candy and peanut table; Jae. Cole-
!man and Arthur Joseph were well
chosen to handle the cycle game and:
John Evans was ill full command of
the dancing.
——SATURDAY SPECIALS.
Fancy potatoes, 25c pk.
Native onions, 5c qt.
Very best lbutter, 32c lb.
Shredded «wheat, 2 pkgs., 25c.
Regular 10c Apkg. cakes, 3 for 20c
GrapeNuts, 2 pkgs., 250.
Uneedas. Zn Zus, lemon snaps. 0
pkg. 25c.
Beets. carrots, wax beans, cucum
hers, mush melons. tomatoas, etc.
LOUlS JOSELOF'F',
Tel. 463’.- 72._ North Main St
GITHOLIO LAWN FETE
(AGNES T0 AVBLBSE
The closing night of the joint lawn
fete and entertainment of the Catholic
Union *Councli, No. 46, Knights of Co.
lumbue and the Catholic held last ev-
ening on the clubhouse grounds, was
equally as. it not more pleasant than
The entertainment
was better than the proceeding evenA
ing and the sale of articles went with
a seeming reviviiied spirit and enthu-
siasm. It is thought that quite a sum
of money has been netted by the occa-
sion. ‘_
Miss Edna AHoward gave two line re-
citations last evening ‘At the Theatre?
and ‘in the piercing."
Miss Howard is an accomplished Arr-
tist and her selections were heartily
appreciated by all.
Threatening weather greeted
performances. but lucioily rain did not
rail to detract from the dellghtt‘ul
lawn fate and its attending features.
Aboth
sunken shootout an
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Native Fowla, 22c.
Native Roasting Chickens. 25c.”
Native Broilers. Long island Ducks.
Plate Corned Beef. Bo
Fancy .Iax Beans, 2qls tor 15c.
Swift's Butteride, 25c , ,
HATER MARKET. .
ATTACK FRIWHT RATES. A,
WAEELNGTON. JuiyV lay-several
wholesale merchants or
city today attached betcha the Aston
Alor the transportation of hope from
endemic iolnls to the Atlantic m
' loads. The ‘shippers dividend om
L, .30 and 32 mpeotlvaly. .
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Ten Bodies ,Reoov‘erer and hay
he Ten VillereDeaAi at Nevada
Mining camps
ARINO, Nev., July ' l9.—-—’I‘en bodies
have been recovered and firm (We to
ten other person. are/believed dead
as the result of a olondburst thirty mil-
es from bovelook, yesterday which de-
' Annoyed the mining camp or Mazuma
and “I Tll' and partially destroyed the nearby
map or ABeven Troughs.
In Mazuma, which suffered, the most
the estimates place the loss of life at
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up the mountain side with Maznma at
the base in a canyon Athree miles away.
The wall or water swept down the can-
yon carrying buildings with it and-ov-
erturning the Manama hotel. These in
the streets were carried down the
gulch and many were cast to safety
along the“ sides of the canyon. Word
was received from. Vernon by male
phone and doctors, nurses and auto-
mobiles with provisions have gone
David leeks, oi Wilton, Appears
to he Loviest
Although bids were received, opened
and perused by all present in Room
27 or the State Capital. at Hartford,
yesterday, by state Highway Commie- A
sinner James Ai‘ Macdnnaid, tor the V {figelfbxrfi‘ John “€chde was
road work on the Peat. Swamp Road, a A found three miles from his home.
part Of the Boston and New York POM No loss of life, but much loss of pro-
Road, beginning at a point 300 feet party is reported in Seven Troughs.
west of the Children's flame and end.
AiitlTllEil SllnoTillil
ing at the Westport town line, a total
of 6,415 llneur feet of work, the con.
tract was not awarded.
Commissioner‘ Macdonald did not
award the contract because the bid-
ders did not have with them the sam-
ples of coal tar and asphalt which they
proposed to use.
Selectman Alfred Avison, of Non,
NEW YORK. July lit—As two men
and Sixteenth street and First avenue.
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passed the corner of One Hunrded ..
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NEW YORK, July lit—The murder
plot that brought Herman Rosenthal
to his death that the gambler might
tell no tales is today being brought
hourly to the “police system."
William Shapiro, part owner of the
“murder car, " is giving the public
prosecutor information that strength-
ens the hellet that the slaying of Ron-
enthal did not spring from the enmity
cf a gambiers' clique. Shapiro admits
that when his motor car was engaged
Vhe was told that policemen had knowl-
edge of what was going to happen, and
that nobody was in any danger.
“Bald Jack" Boas, gambler and a
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in Addition to fluid lack" Rose and Others Brought into
Altair, “Big lack" Zelig, Gang Leader and East Sills
' Gambler, is Also wanted by Authorities ‘
Police Lieutenant Becker Surprised When Rose Appeared
Headquarters and is Told to Remain on Duty;
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friend of Police Lieut. Becker, 1",
surrendered himself to the polio
given the name of a gambler some
lighter who was in the car the i
that Rosenthal was shot dewn in fro
of the Hotel Metropoie. His ham
Schnapps and deectives are soon
the town for him.
What “Bald Jack" Rose told Depu
Police Commissioner Doughertyf ;
the police otllclal quite anxlou
know more about “Brldgle” Web "
poolroom keeper and friend of R
thal. Rose said when he left the
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walk. wss present at the bid opening.
early this morning, several men leap-
lContinued on minibus-Am
were three bidders. but the contract
New York ’
Stats Commerce Commission a recline . ,A
advance by the trans-continental rail? p",
way: All 23 cents a hundred pounds "
board. The existing rate is 3173 int y .
acclaim and 32.26 on less than dar- ..
ed at them from a doorway. Ten shots
Vyre tired and one or All; passers tell
was not awarded owing to the tone-V V“ companion ran
going reason. Neither could he statei W119“ 1’0““"1‘9" came “‘9 shooters
when the award will be made, but hei had ““99“?“ The “mm man
gem,“ that it will be shortly, VVincent. (laidi, was taken to the Hat-
The Weatport avenue load has been. lam Hospital Hardly had he reached
long in need of repairs and it wasV‘he operating “00’“ when Joseph Russ
promised “my in the year that work his friend and neighbor, staggered in
would be alartbd on the thoroughfare V to the building He had a bullet wound
by June 10th Work has not “an,“ its his abdomen: The same gang that
yet shot Galdi had come upon Russ a
The road to be repaired is to be ob block or two away and fired upon him
the sixteen foot travel path, with three also
toot shoulders and asphalt, tar~dndl BOth 0' the injured m9“ WA“ die.
macadam will be laid
The bids received were as follows:
L. F. Merritt stamtord1~
Macadam. 6% in. Lin loot ...... 36. 70
Tie state this morning that there
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Teii’ord, 14% in Lin. 1% 6.V80
Macadam Trolley" ........ sq yd 4.00V
Brick Trolley ............ 3d. yd 410V A thrilling runaway took plane this
Rubble Drain ...... .. Lin. ft. 125 noon at St. lilaAy' ll Horne on the West
Concrete AWall .......... .cu. yd 7. 003A Rocks road, when a pair at line horses
Masonry Wall ............ cu. yd. 5.00 owned by the Home became frighten-V
Rubble Wall .. ........ ...cu. yd. 3 50 Van by two girls who were waving their
A. D. Bridge, lnc., Hazardville:—— The horses
Macadam, 0% inch ..lin. l't
Teltgrd, 14% inch ...... ‘..iin. it
thiee aprons in the all
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5.8! Vthat the caretaker or the place was
Macadam Trolley . .sq. yd. 279 using, at the time
Brick Trolley ........ ....sq. yd. 350
nibble Drain . ........... iin. ll. .100Vtore they stopped and when they did
concrete Wall . . . . . . .cu. yd. 8 00 come to a halt they stopped in a hurry.
Masonry Wall ...». .......cu. yd. 0.00 They were going at lull speed when
Rubble Wail . ...... ......ou. Yd. 5.00 they ran into a tree at the loot or thh
David Janka, Wilton:~« bill, a horse on each side 0? the tree
Macadam. Aw. inch . . ..V...llu. it We The animals could not go any further
Teflon}, 14% inch . . . ...liu. At. No bid Vania” they pulled the tree with them.
Macadam Trolley . munch. yd- ”0 The hay cutter was smashed to
Brick Trolley . .sq. yd. 2.68 smithereens, bouncing over rocks.and
. Rubble Drain .s. . ..liu. IL 70 hitting trees. The driver was not on
V Concrete .Wail .cu. yd. 6.00 the seat when they started on their
Masonry Wall .. .cu. yd 6 50 Voted run.
Rubble Wall .. ..... ......cn. yd $00 One of the horses is cut so badly
’ «~— ' that he will be laid up for some time
caravans!
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A pair at horses. when on such‘a
mad run its those were. do not look for
the shit upon and it is remarkable
, that they were not injured morg than
, not arrived at 10 o clock this moraine: .
The Ami batch or. wood block laid in whether they would
Main street was laid too tightly and.
now the blocks are being given moreV NAM» We
, lee-way. It. is reported that «the Core mm! the} 1A8”
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list ‘SandV,.Bcing Used Between
the Tracks of the Bonn-
sellout Company
The paving work in Main street is
progressing rapidly, and the use of
hot sand betwaen the blocks of wood
being laid betweenpand two feet. out-
side the tracks of thevCounecticut
Company ha given rise to a rumor
that Contractor JOseph A. McElroy is
planning to use the same commodity
when he paves the city‘s street an
West avenue, rather than to flush the
blocks and till the crevices with ce-
.ment according to the specifications.
Contractor MElroy could not be lo-
cated this morning in time. to be ques-
tioned regarding the matter, but it is
A94 *Vwere attached to an iron hay cutter understood from those familiar with and the first event will Abe the in
his work that he will live up to the
contract and specifications it nothing
The steeds ran about half a mile be else. There is a feeling in Nor-walk BO Vopen to all motor boats and at A
strong for the contractor among the
Vcity oiliclals, that it is believed it he
'depanted in minor partlcuiarstrom the
specificationstr the betterment of
the'worll, nothing would come at it
This feeling is shown in the follow-V
in: statement which a reporter scour-V
ad from Highway Commiselorlor Nei-
Ion AW. Benedict this morning:
"A would leave to the contractor
the decision in such matters as the
cement flushing vs. the sand filling for
I believe that his experience and
-Tiro Bargains. Michelin.~ 28-8. to come. As luck Would have it there and more complete than that of any
til 98; Ail-4, 322.00, Ajax, 6.000 miles were none at the many small children person in this city "
guarantee. s lai discount. W. R. in the way or the lrightened home Main emetic being held up still by
Austin, 123 Washington fit. It the time. it there had been they, the failure of the Connecticut Com-
, wuuid‘ have been killed. without a pony to get their special work on the
doubt. ‘ job. Mayor Edward J. Finnegan re-
ported that the special worn was here.
during the meeting or the council on
Monday night, but he had evidently
been misinformed, for the work had
knowledge of what is best. is hetterV
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sown Mistral-Insults. 3;
—-Two trolley accidents occurred
this morning A car bound from. -‘
place to Hartford struck; a team
tainlng two peddlers out Woodland
smashing also slightly injuring
men. Both were asleep at the ti .
the collision A car running room
north end to the center stnlck it. lid
belonging to Pierre Reese. The V
' mal was thrown to the sidewalk w ‘
it hit a child, knocking it down
not doing it serious injury. The «ho
a moment later fell down and was "
tured. tl was not hurt. The Atom
Vpart or the car was damaged
What. The horse was not attached;
a Vehicle, but was being driven by
owner
COUNTRY CLUB wares $90
The Country Club a annual . . . ,
sports will be held tomorrow antern‘ .
boat race. This will start at 3: 30
Velock over the inside course and
‘speedy ones have been entered. T
will police: the waiter events fancy
ing,»swhmming and other deatur
planned by the committee. ‘- '
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MINISTERIAL llllllll ‘
TlllES T0 SETTLE 8
NEW BEDF‘ORD, ‘Maso‘,
Ann attempt to settle til
strikes, which has caused tho
down or twelve of the cotton
mills of the city and the auto
lenses of iii.000~workers, was
day by the Ministerial Unto Allg
Redford. Representatives ,
weavers and the manufacture”
been invited to attend a a: Al
'the ministers and discuss the
tion. The Weavers were pr
state their case bolero the all
but prior to the opening’ot til
log the manufacturers, h
milliltl‘l‘nl ’
the Still“.
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