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.The. Pian‘Now is to Marchuon Brewsters, New York, . and the
Blue Defending Army Will
Strength to Prevent the Advance
iHi GENERAI iiiililiiiitlil WAS BEGUM illiS' Mlliiiilllii.
Bill GENERM MIIIS
Il-lis Blue Army Holding the Ridges of Newtown and Bedding.
and Twenty Artillery Guns Protect His Infantry
(Maneuver Headquarters)
NEWTOWN, Aug. iii—The general
engagement with which the Connecti-
icut Maneuvers Campaign will end will
have its climax in a grand assault by'
the. red invading army tomorrow,
against the strongly intrenched center
of the blue defending army on the
ridges of Newtowu and Redding. Prac-
tically all the 20,000 soldiers who have
been in training for a week in this war
area will be thrown into the conflict.
Never before in this coumry,‘ have so
many men been used in theoretical
ibattle since the maneuver plan has
[been used for giving instruction to Na-
tional Guardsmen. .
attack will be to march on Brewster's.
N.
against the New York watershed.
Have to Use its Utmost
i8 IN A Sliiiliil Pfliliiilli
The plan of the reds in this" main
Y., there to. make a demonstration
West Point and New York city itself.
The preliminary flanking m0vements
when have turned the blues out of po-
sition after position have had the ef-
tect of forcing the direction of the
reds slightly to the northward. The
general engagement was begun this
morning, when Gen. Smith, the com-
mander of the reds. attempted to
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Pill__i_l_il_._illil Ina
Marshal R. L. Lackey Makes His
Last Plea for Tomorrow’s
Big Event
To the peoplect the Norwalks and
Ivicluityw—
Saturday. August 17. is the day too
the parade of motor boats and speed
boat races of The Norwalhs and vi-
nlnity.
Many people and boaicowners have
sent word to the motor bout parade
committee that they will be on hand.
People of The Norwalks have asked
members of the committee for best
places to soothe parade and races. and.
the committee have done all in their
WILL liPEii STORE
C. J. Mintz, proprietor of the well
ton street, South
which place he will operate
to the benefit of both.
ill onioseronr
known dry goods business in Washing-f
Norwalk. has an.
nounced that during the month of Sep-
tember he will open a new and larger
store, in 118i; Main street, Bridgeport,
which he will etnoiuetaointaoin a out
In con-
junction with his local establishment
mt liiliiiilii Ill
and iillllilHi
Regular Republicans Are Con-
sidering Candidates for iii-
iices in the City
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The Bull Moosers will have a big
time tonight in Red 'Men's hall and it
is expected that there will be a big
crowd to attend the session. The or-
ganizatoln is active and each and ove-
ry member In extending himself in the
drumming up of Roosevelt sentiment.
Politics are still being considered In
this city and candidates are expected
to begin an early campaign. William
F. Hoyt‘s name has been mentioned
as a“ candidate for representative and
Mr. Hoyt. in an interview with a‘Sen-
tincl reporter this morning, stated
emphatically that he was a candidate
“for the humiliation on the Republican
ticket.
it was also given out from various
sources that Captain Carl A. Anderson
would withdraw from the race this
year in favor of Mr. Hoyt, although
this report could not be verified. [n
this event Mr. Hoyt‘s candidacy would
be well supported at the polls by not
only Republican votes but by many
Democratic votes as well for Captain
Fred Anderson is a popular man in
this city and in East Norwalk. lils
fraternal affiliations are also strong.
Willie the Republican city organiza
tion has not yet got down to the ac-
tual business of the campaign. it is
understood that any of the present
oltice holders can-be renomiuated If
they desire, their record being 511'-
that it will commend each and every-
one oi them most favorably to the vo-
ters of the city.
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—A SQUARE DEAL ,.
for yourself and every citizen. Do
you believe as ‘did the founders of
the government that the’ipeople should
rule and that ours should be a gov.
,erument of the people and by the peo-
ple? There is only one way to ac-
complish it and that is to support the
Progressive party. Permanent organi»
action to be formed Friday evening,
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August 16. at Red Men’s Hall, South
Norwalk. \
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in every particular The store in mea-
twice the sic of his local establish-
moui, liming a frontage of 30 feet on
Main street.
By opening the
power to advise peeple where to no.
The route of the parade has
gnrblished in the order for the parade,
and if everyonewiil purchase a copy‘
of the local papers they can find
places to see both the parade and
I‘lliltiii.
The route has been carefully stud
led out so as to pass all resorts , on
near as water will allow.
The committee has done what It
chuld for the people of the Norwullts
now let the pollute of tho Norwaika
do something for the committee.
It would ask that they show their up
prediction by doing their shopping
and marketing early on Saturday
morning or In the evening. and as
they want to see the parade, remem-
ber those whose duty it is to wall. on
them, want to see the parade and
moon also. .
but the uterus arrange things so
that. their employee have a chance to
enjoy an hour or no. They only have
one day It year for I. water carnival
They will work harder for you, will
their.
not all hosts vnot In the parade be
decoratedj‘iund oil clubs and dwellings
along the soundnsnd houses in the
cities decorate for the occasion.
Everybody join in and let the visit;
ore from outer places who will be
time see what the Nor-walks and viola»
it? can do.
no credit to The Norwalks.
Respectful”.
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Marshal.
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”Send your orders dor your holiday
, broad to the Banner- bakery. a Mod»;
.“7; rest Tel 367.;
Mr. Mlutz‘a buying possibilities wll
the considerably enlarged and he wll
. be enabled to effect better bargains at
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both establishments for the Indian
brueilt or the customer and retailer.
Eliaviug been engaged in business
this city for the past four years.
cmnmuuliy.
in his now and larger venture
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BRUTAL BillifiLlil
INICW YORK. Aug. iii.—-'i‘IIe haunt.
of radium; and criminals were searci
ed today for a robber whom the polio
any in one of the most brutal crook
they have known.
tucks on women.
The burglar in one case, picked u
an infant and ' dashed it against tit
wall to torture the mother into roves
log the momentum other money. no:
money in the house.
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place in tdwn tenths doing of u
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The new store will open under the
name of The C. J. Mints Co, and willi
carry an extensive line of cloaks, mil-
IiIIery and suits and will be up to date:
suremeut of floor space will be about
lirldgoport store.
'Mr. Mintz in well known In Norwulk
in
His
methods have spelled success in every
move undertaken until today be to ac-
knowledged to be one of tho prosper—
ing and growing business men of the
He has the best wishes
of a large circle of friends for success
to euro illitlTEli
In an npnrtmerfi building on Eighth
avenue the robber made- two brutal st-
Inoiher Mrs. Paul Btundortou, had no
The second vio» ‘
tire was a young undo, whom the rul-
nan sucked into insert billty and then
robbed her of her lows cry and money.
102 Washington «NIGEL is the best
sorts ‘bf' hair work. messing. sham-
uooing. and other work of this kind. ,
The only place In town to have it ,
‘ done right. ,
rune IIIIIIIIIo
$100,000 an:
NEW VbIIK Aug. iii-vii. $100. one
Iiirs which started shortly bol'ore2
The Government Officials Think
‘Several of the Shore Resorts
a Few MenEAre’ Making Too
Much Money on Them
ltli bulimia
Initiating Ilium
Claimed There is a combination
to Monopolize Business
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PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 18,-The
federal government attacked the so
called "Moving Picture Trust" in a
civil suit filed item today for the dia-
solution of the Motion Picture Pat-
ents Company and the "General Film
Company. Ten prominent moving pic-
ture film concerns are accused of com-
bining to monopolize the business,
evon to the extent of increasing the
number of motion picture theaters, in
which they hays no proprietary in
tercst.
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Innovation
tam. rial
triennial iiiIK
Theodore Marceau Alleges He
Was Cut in .a, Fight With
Vincent Collette
WESTPORT, Aug. lit—Vincent Col-
lette, Yale law student during the eol~
legs year and waiter during the va—
cation soason, is wanted here for as-
sault upon Theodore Marceau. Both
were waiters at the Beach ‘Side Inn.
Greens Farms, a summer hotel. The
assault occurred Sunday. Collette
vanished while Marceau was arrested
on complaint of the preprletor of the
inn, Merritt DavidsOu. Atber given a
hearing before Justice Samuel A. Pu)‘
gy, Montana was discharged.
Now Marceau intends to bring suit
against Proprietor Merritt, alleging
false arrest. His story is that Coi-
lette, who was the head waiter at the
inn, and himself had an argument
over a woman employs oi the place
On Sunday morning. Collette, he
claims, insulted the woman. "Even
though she is a working girl, she is a
lady. i told him‘,” says Marceau. “i
struck him and knocked him down."
Marceau claims that later in the day,
when Collette had calmed down, he
beckoned to him, Marceau. to come to
him. Marceau claims that Coilettei
then drew a razor, slashing him i
across the arms. legs and chest. Col- 3
lette, he says. then rushed into the:
inn and engaged Proprietor Davidson?
in conversation Marceau more he
saw Davidson hand Collette money
and aid him In driving off in a team
to catch a trolley car. Marceau sai's
he gave chaos to the vanishing team.
but that, weakened through loss of
blood, he had 'to give up. Sheriff.
Meade arrestedMarceau later in the
day and confined him In the town hall
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Plan for Events, With Lite
Savers Contest on Sunday
Water sports are the main tOplc of
conversation now-a-days.
iorestcd in acoustic sports. Many duo.
various clubs. and the chances
brought out.
lclock this morning in a seven story
iioft buidlng on the ilow'ely near the
c'ornoi of Grand street, provided a
spectacle for the whole downtown east
side A hundred policemen had their'
hands full keeping buck the crowds of
tenement dwellers who surged half
clad and panicky from the narrow side
streets and watched the flames lick
up the stocks of several manufactur
era of cheap furniture.
Six hundred men who were guests
at. a lodging house just adjoining were
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to the streets with their clothing on
dor their arms.
Two ilrcmon were Injured by flying
glass. ’l‘rulllc on elevated and
lace lines was tied up until daybreak.
Flttun Firemen Overcome.
NEW YORK. Aug. iii.ml~‘liteon fire-
men were overcome by smoke from a
fire which gutted a bovonmtory menu»
factoring building on lileockor street.
early today, and unused n toss ostlmd»
3 ted III; Without). ’l‘broo llroinoh‘ hill
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a building. '1‘!on were dragged out an-
conscious. The building wan control
ed by several manufacturing firms.
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180 A Pililllll ,_ .
Roam beet, 18o lb.
Elam-burg steak, lie in.
lluttorine. 25c Ill.
Fresh liver. 12c lb.
Qhoioe fowl 22o iii.
Roasting chickens. 26c lb.
it have mp, its
11'
driven hastily from their beds and fled 1
sun .
narrow encnpea from (loath after being
oyorromo by. smoke in the burning
SMALL LEGS lilililil LAMB
sow toast neutron ,.
i from Norwalk
iIIill also be well supported.
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gram for their annual sports.
successful than in previous years.
out their program.
number of people
send a relay team to take part in tho
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This is only one of attractions.
The Tokenekc Club
have been invited to attend.
Sunday the Life Savors will
time. Their program Iii perfect
undue I'vili no repositioned.
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MOM! Milli“ FOE MDYOII ”A".
, in addition to the prices for the mi
3 tor boat parade. announced rename.
committee is pleased to “trauma
' ,1 s. absent picture tron A. I.
Dell seams. and a firm writ.
his itch {or i boat from diminution
of film hornets. ,
» wealth upD that s.
twist to cums the ends
bonus.“ for their new hunts
The shots;
In this section will be literally covered “
Saturday and Sunday, with people lu- i
Country Club. the Knob Club and tho;
Tokeneke Club have been invited in [LEVEH I!“ “IN"
200 yard relay swimming race. Alli
are expected to accept the invitation.
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will be It the Point in the afternoon.
The National Women idle Saving
and
over night. .Proprietor Davidson de-
Inies the charges.
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T0 INJURIES Ill
AUTO ACCIIIEIIT
,szeig, alias “Lefty Louis," the two.
imuch-wanted gunmen in the Rosenthal ‘ “Lefty Douie's" writing. Mr.
mitoses—out Iva'
‘ identification by the police of Miss
HUNI iiIR Hi” All ;
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“Rridgie Webher Gets a Message From Methuen, Mass '
Fugitives' Initials, and Detectives Renew the Chase, Hopih
to Get the Parties Wanted in Rosenthal Case ‘
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SUPREME nun ill III III lllliiliill ‘*
Sam Schepps Makes Thro‘wSome More Sensations into C
on Arrival in New York From Hot Springs
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NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-——District At- We are all right. .. .
torney Whitman today hopefully ' "Your pain, 1
awaited word from Methuen, Mass. “hand I}.
regarding Harry Horowitz, known as1
“Gyp the Blood," and Louis R0sen-_
. The imprisoned gambler showed
card to his counsel, Maxsteur,
ing that he was convinced: that .i
murder case. Four detectives are; informed the state’s attorney an
scrolling Methuen high and low for son keepers combed Webber‘s
,the gunmen who sent a postcard to for the bits of turn envelope, will
“Bridgie” Webher. 'atter much trouble, was recOnsi'X
Webbei received a postcard v-es cd from the pieces. The outlet
terdI enclosed in an envelope The showed that it had been mailed M
gambler tore up the envelope. Theg )lethnen. Mass, on Wednesday II,
card red: ' .
“Dear Pal:
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Do the best you can.‘
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IIIIII itiliitt
THE IMI SHE SHOT AT
HAVERHIL: Mass, Aug.16.-—
Spicy stories of wine suppers and mid-
night “joyrides,’ involving prominent
people here were expected to be
brOught to light, as a result of the
So Much Kick Made liver so I
lie a‘Revenus‘at Sayhrook
Crossing ' '
Margaret Trevor, known in theatrical
circles as "Peggy hove" as the
would-be assassin of Thomas Nick-er.
NEW HAVEN, Aug 16. whites Anna
,Carrclli, aged 19, sister of Dr. G F.
programs have been arms“ at the Current. :1 ohlsiciun. died last night searching for letters bearing on the
are at St. Raphael‘s hospital. as the result case left by Miss Trevor. probably
that 80m ver clam. 1mm Wm beget Injuries received in an automobile the Hotei Brewster a detail of det
inccldent at Milford last Monday night
The motor boat parade will an ’Detailfl are lacking, and the fact of where both Nickeraon and the scene
doubtedly, attract the largest crowd "19 Wide“ became known 0“” ed woman are summed to be located
but the other places
through Miss Currelll's death last
night She made an ante- mortem
At the Knob the committee lnietatement to Deputy Coroner Ely. but!
.charge has arranged on “cement we, he refuses to give out any Intormw police, it is confidently asserted that
From . WHO“
iailuccounts this affair will prose momi Awarding to the. Joulnalaf‘oulleru menu has already refused to enter a by automobllisis who will favor
every eifort was made to prevent
The bell island Club has also gone “9W3 0’ "to accident from becomluxi The police declared that the fact tutors will be forced to moon
to o. great deal of mumps in making public The automobiie'a license mun. that the chorus girl was protected demand. it is said that int!
They have men) . l '
minimum; feature. and um chances in the car. ilfiiiidufi Milli! Carrelll were NIckereous own automobile is ovi. dcrway and that it will lbw
are, that may will attract a Inigo her Miller. find two mt!!! said 10 it? (tones that efforts are being made to strongly by the first of the new
The Norwalk gruminants of New Haven.
her was removed after the accident
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LONDON, Aim. iii.---A severe littht
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or nowayton 1 between Unionist sud non-Unionist
will aim itWI “19" MW” sports I“ ' ionmbummon IIt 'l‘libuvy books today.
murmur. Their program III interesting , resulted in eleven men being iniurod.
and the ““0“" 01““ “0”“ "*9 shore ' The dieturgence ll'olitl out of the de;
termination of the Unionist laborers
hold to prevent the employment of "black-
”hi’l'.‘ “W“ ““3" carnival “1 “flawless." The Unionists were victorious
This promises to no the biggest water? duo'vuocoeded in routing the "blame
function "I the local “"9"" 70“ “WE legit." who tied toward London.
A: the extra police and soldiers who
every respect. and the chances an aim union on duty during his recent
that; “W in!!!» "W“ 0* “‘9 “it!“ dock strike were withdrawn some days
was. and as the local police force was
not; strong enough to disperse motion
are. the lighting whitened without
interruption until the sore {intuition
were not to digits. abundantly the
men were entirely without weapons
and lied to rely on their lists so that
the injuries inflicted were not very
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MDVKWENT EV Till FEGPL‘
You can’tdo your share by
the Memoirs party Permanent”
Ill Lillillilli STRIKE
. idly
vitae: been and instilling the prom
atoll. outline: and enroll at ones in
”ammonium Moderation:
Less than a year ago the Ssybj
Lyme highway toll bridge was up
to traffic, but already there is‘a‘
lief in many quarters that it‘wii
made a free bridge within alto
year. Thousands of automobiles
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all over the ooautry have paid to
cross the bridge and most of the
and local police are closely question- ers have legislated a fervent ..
lug all witnesses to the shooting. ereiy time they passed their mo
Despite the apparent activity of the over.
it is freely predicted that the nsfi
general assembly will be so lieu
son, manager of the Haverhili Gas
.Light Company Boston police are
gt
:tlves is stationed at Rye Beach N H”
the case will never reach court Nuk-
:charge. laboilshment oi tells that. the .
from street and allowed to depart in along this line in even now
'keep the affair “covered up" I'I‘he bridge has exacted thou ,
The notion of Milo Phyllis Bhor- :dollars in tolls since its open
wood. Nickorson's actress fiancee who Aug. 24. I911. and practiceilm‘
to now in New York, was awaited thin money has been paid by A
with great interest. it Is reported billets The amount collects
that Niclreraou has already telegraph- Ifrom fool passengers and who
on her protesting that the nows- ii’tliliCiotl Is,oxtromely small,
Duper stories of the shooting are not tug at times barely Iii.
true. . owners of automobiles in
The theory that lifts: Trevor at out, who of course comprise.
tempted suicide and was frustrated by bulk of those paying in
Nickomon III-a scouted by the police. :ili‘idfle. argue that they on“
They feel ronildont that Jealousy was arable sums yearly for the tilt
the motive. meat and maintenance of stilts
ways and therefore they
be obliged to pay further-tor
II bridge which was built and . ,
by the state and iv in their!
a part of such highways.
i speaking of improved
helfmilo or more in door. ‘
each side of the bridge in tho
of Old Sarhmok and Old
or Mac stretches of atom fi
be found anywhere in the
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BALDINOwHUBSBY.
The announcement of the marriage
of Miss l’iolon Anastasia fluency to
Salvatore petition was undo public
yesterday. The nuptials were per»
formed on July 29th. In'lltamford at:
the residence of and by Justine oi the
Peace William G. B. Hickey. The
happy couple? are at present residing
at the heme of the brides mother, in
fly avenue, While their now holds in
lining erected.
«Still iIIAU'l‘V (MOP. ..
lull Washington street, is the best
use. in townfor the doing of all;
sorts or hair work. messaging. about-
was. and other wort of this kind.
The only place in town to have it
can. float. ..
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who» principles are basil oil
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