I agreeably pelican only I ‘ I
unpleasant duty.
A! fl'fllw/urt
\txn'm It .\- ‘\-\‘\
cornmeal) 1870
I _
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minus at In. some Nor-nix Pout-once
In Second Oin- Hatter“
IIIIIifiisI
IIIIIIIIII
I WARM II
taller Resents lnsinualion Ho
Would Dodge an Issue Even
If Given Opportunity
iiilflllilll 000000i0 III
IIURWAIK 00|00E HIIIIII00
. hour by Selectman E. N. Bailey, of
i , a can be given. an
btbigllltuintlvifldrfzilt 85:2? 1:11: 11:;- As soon as Joseph magpie gets out ‘ IRldgcfield. She was struck only 3. Charge“ WIIII Absorbing llld
' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ - ‘~ . " ' l i bl (I d d f f t .
Public Utilities Commission Million had had no railroading and had Double Capacity ol Naval Plant ff III 113121111103: ISISIEIYJIIISSSIRE Spent Last Night Howling and 5:23:fiammjgmelffgfemi‘; 31‘; j; pendent ineslo Destroy
- - bought and sold several pieces of prop- no u ' - . _ . " . .
Hears Petitioners from NorwaIk (my, in East Norwalk. at Newport formation concerning an organized Banging on 08" BOOTS CQI‘I'Ig numerous bruises. Cllnmfillllim
The hearing on the petition of the
of Norwalh to
to
Bridge Construction
compel the Connecticut Co.
and there is a big increase in the pop-
ulation here and automobile ironic
over the bridge.
Counsel Walsh asked the witness
about the future increase in. popula—
tion, etc.
Attorney Spock objected to the ques-
tion, and Judge Walsh acquiesced and
asked the witness to state the increase
in the last year. Mr. McMahon said
about 30 per cent.
The natural growth of the city must
come through East Norwaik. the wit
been told, and he explained the heavy
automobile traffic in summer particu-
larly.
Mr. McMahonsald there should be
two rails unquestionably and that they
should be grooved rails because this
will permit the public to use all of
the bridge highway, and it obviates
accidents to all vehicles with steel
tires.
Attorney Spock asked the witness
to explain his experience in railroad-
lu response to the attorney's ques-
tion Mr. McMahon estimated the gain
in papillntiou for the whole town in
the last two years to be 3,000.
m
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN» FRIDAY, JULY 25,1918
aluminum um tram All ram. or mainland by ll Iplolll win and Our Own Operator.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair tonight and allurdey; cooler.
COM“?
40! as
urine:
,in the.
and
into 00
the cost all ,
livion.
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Representative Britton Discov-
ers Thai Dnly700 Tornadoes
Could Be Discharged
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WASl-IllNGTON, July 25.—-l‘)iscovery
that the torpedo boat ilotlllus, in case
IiIIiIi liliill:
I.|S_ll_lll_l__808Pi0li0
Thought Thai Band is Operating
in Westporl and Vicinity
' Every Night
~—
ovas'rponrr. lJuiy 25.—-—Thst stolen
chickens have become a staple article
of trade «between Westport and some
other town or towns, is believed by
the authorities and an immediate lu-
vestigatlon of the theory will be made.
The total disappearance of all traces
of hundreds of choice towls has led
the police to suspect that the chickens.
are being shlpp d out of town by de
vious routes an sold to dealers. No
other explanation of the lack of clews
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Making Efforts to Stop Be-
cent Riots and Fire
IIIIIIIII WEIR
_l_|li_ll__8_lillil III
band of chicken thieves who have been
preying on the coupe ol’ Saugatuok. it
is believed that he knows much moreconricts, the di‘egs of the New York
than he “'III admit at present. ABICIIY criminal class, were taken from
OSSIINING, N. Y., July 25.~Slxly
Sing Sing 'Prlson Authorities-
Imost instantly, and went to the as-
liII YEAR 0l0 I00 000
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Fairlisld Child Delirious Several
Hours from Shock and Fright
—Nol Badly Hurt
.Struck by an automobile in front
of her home at Fairfield ‘Fou‘r Cor-
ners, early yesterday morning. Mary
'Keiiey. the ten-yeauold daughter or
John Kelley. of that town, is now out
‘of her head from fright and the shock,
although not suffering any very severe
'injuries otherwise.
' She was standing behind a. baker's
‘cart about 8:30 and stepped directly in
the path of an automobile being driven
towards Bridgeport at about. 25 miles
«Mr. Bailey stopped his machine al-
sistance of the little sufferer. She
was taken into the house and .Dr.
Dissolution
lilo Coast is Sought
PORTLAND, Ore, July 25.—-Di$’doi
tion of the alleged telephone mono
ill Monopoly on i?
IOI Iiiillii
.p—u——-——-——
of war, would virtually-be useless
after they had discharged seven hun-
drcd torpedoes, has aroused Represen-
tative llrltion, of lilinols, Republican
1y on the Pacific Coast by the lime
lay double tracks on the new Wash-
ington street bridge and to have them
pay their just proportion of the ex-
evidence that he can account for at their cells in :Sing Sing prison today
least one of the stolen iowls, the p01 and placed aboard a train for the state
lice have a s'arf which formc: ly' prison at Auburn. Recent riots in
Mr, McMahon told_of building be-
Iween 20 and 25 houses and buildings
in East Norwaik recently and said
1W. Il‘i. Donaldson called. He was un- . ,
~ . , , 'rel gra h Co
able to find that she had received any can Telephone and e p .v I “I
- '~— . , l
verv'severe bodily injuiics but she pen) the socalled Bell Teepho
pauses under the new law governing
this inutlcr, was held yesterday in the
city council chamber in tho 'llridgcpoi‘t
(lily Illill before the Public Utilities
’ioniniission. Citizens of prominence
' I ' ‘* I I‘ 'iv los - ,
1.“ ”IL town “(It present to I’ e t the shore road is a posted road and in
linony and till day was consumed by _
. . the automobile Blue (Book, but; should
the attorneys in getting out the facts .
f 'tl b fit 1, ii 'ommission Dc Inot lhilik that it would be, because
or 10‘ “IL 0 m L ‘ ol' the bud condition of the bridge in
cislon was reserved. the post
-I‘ " r“. 'isl-Il;'l‘. " ,
Richard. 1' “IH’IM’ of II n u Attorney Spock asked why, if traffic
ii. Ford of Bridgeport; undl ll l-lulc ,
l? Gl I ll r il members of the. ”I" I“) cared for by 0““ ”Mk: “'0
0 as m m y, ‘6 -llre necessary, and Mr. McMahon
I '1 ii The
\‘Ol‘lilillsslml “Gil. all pllb'i ‘I- thought it will relieve congestion and
‘onnecticut Company was represented'
illicllliuic general travel.
‘hy General Manager J K l’underlord I fill McMahon replied to a question
Attorney Benjamin l. Speck, Local
, that he had neicr timed ll cal frolli
Manager J. B Potter and Engineerimus‘ Norwnlk to the depot, and lic hlid
till. C. Webster. The company had two
oulsldc witnesses. The City of Nor- I
walk was represented by the Incinhcis
or the liridgu Construction Company
by Attorncy John J \Ialsli nssisild
in one of tho firm of Walsh SI liuhbcll I
Attorney .l, Quinlan, and numerous
witnesses from the oily.
The doll-gallon which Wt‘lli owl
from this city was comprised us Inl-
lliat the grand list had increased,
though how much he could not state,
not having the figures with him, nor
had be consulted them.
Mr, McMahon did not know whether
lliai lilo solid) in South Main strcel
Illcrc.
.\lr.
company were not frequent enough to
Ipllfifi \\lll|t)ill nailing Ilt clllicr cud
oi the blillgc and that cars are held
ioWs: Thomas I. Raymond. 30““ I" dolibh lrn llli woull tilllli of i )ll
.- l" ' ' l i" ii .
McMahon, Samuel Lyllcs, Isuzu: ”mm” mug“: I
. . . i _
Church. William Moran and John .l.:
li would be more convenient for pli-
Irons, llilll tho lrulllc would be Illidui
lulu-ll llciicr uiiillnucc,
linlilon oi illl‘ Bridge COlllllllUl'l- pull
the secretory. l.I-llo,\' .‘lllliluilllll‘l‘yi
Mayor llohcrl M. White, Sriwilulin
‘ . Alloriicy Spock Iiellcll, "Iio you
Junior; A. lliowli, licpi‘cscillililms ii i” ll ll ('ll
i l‘ it coil is v w s
“only Malinda null lloliry llllll‘r; l‘oii- I II I‘ I l I Ill In” ‘
. V ‘ I‘ll ll ‘llll' 0 Hi“ i'iH \ ll'
suiting lauulnlvpr .l. it. hrivliwl‘. Ill’. ill ”I I ' 1: II“ I Ihk III I”
_ , . . W I ll‘ l‘l‘l lice~ ol' lwl 11' i' ‘ '
illnrlvs i., liobnnnlllr In: lIl‘illll‘lti l. \U ‘1 “I, “I. I u b
. . , ‘. I“. i l - “ti ' ‘I f r”; '
iiilriicll. lullword i.) (lorhnni. is. H, M i It 'I II I‘ “if“ ‘31“ \ Hill
. :I I ll.‘ liil tlli’ollii. . s
Mt'illl. ( lilil'lcs it Milli-i Al lH‘il .\l,, t I‘ II M u
The winning slilil in response in nu-
l’llllllllllll.
llllll'l‘ illll’l'lllilll ilillt autos [ll‘l‘l'i‘l' llil-
l’luilll ll. i‘llch, Sn phcu S,
lilo idrn us to tho, heudwny hilt he suld‘ulid that their rcpllwemclit would be
Innikcs the lime different on dilfcrcntIOI lilo limited capacity of the two pr-o
li'll‘s tor llily ale oiien llilics llt‘lil upldmhis plants. our of MIMI is a DI‘I‘
' with concern.
McMahon said the cars of HIM
‘le coiliinllnlly. rind filithcr that tho:
liiili'll,
.‘Illlli l'.
.illlI,
« lll’l‘li‘l'.
‘Ill‘lE-li‘ll.
It Kliillli-‘wlln,
'lli.~ limirllilz wliii l’lllll'll of
ill I'm ls‘llol k for tho Illlll‘llllli’.
.lIIli (‘lllilllllllll Iii I oil,
lllll'lll ll, Alllb'l‘, .ll‘...
I'Ilillvlllv >4, IIIIIIII. I\, N.
Iiiiwnl'll I“, liunpp' Albert [-2
llui‘lluior .\l, Loo,
lilbli'l W. Mich. and HIII'III‘I‘
In l‘lvi‘ulilull
.Iiiur liw rowel; llll' lllllf'lli‘iili Ill 1' ll,
I’Hliillllillill lllllll ll ll'ilw'h
.lIiIlll I“, Mvillibnll nu: Ihl-
IH‘MI l'nlIle null Iii Ill" li'illlw'l of (bull
wl \izllesh III: nus lllVlll‘li by i‘llulrmll
llIIN'bla
llII‘IiilI llll‘
which Iced from Hoctlllli 1 wt III“ in
“lull in llll‘
Alimony
lll‘
flint M II itl'lll‘l‘lll f’f‘llill‘nl‘llll'
lHt ll'HI HM «I lli‘l4“ till Ill Illii‘
lnzilll-l', Iii lln»
Hliol‘il.
ll Ilillcl l
Kll'llzillilii l-fflYl‘ Iiill Inulinwn n
.‘illll ‘ill
lll‘ illI
William
'l'livrl:
\\‘III-
John “I
about
Isl will“
llll‘xl wit.
II‘IIilIliHin Iit'lf,lu l‘liliii'v
bl'hhw with two iil'liclls. llllll illli‘l‘ ll
ll‘\\ liilii‘n llillllli‘ qllcullolln Willi
lli‘U'll
ll. .-\
I lilili‘ltll‘ili'l‘
r"
Alzilllciwllil «xplliilII-Il bio
of tho “Milk" and us it iro-
by Iiiilolnublio iho iliillvim
lll- lerilll ill“ l‘llllllllllllll: Iii‘r'
” I.;ld nod llllil If in union” to lll‘lvlllliéll“
) ti t'l‘iltii’s’lliif, As his ill-iiiil'nlilnli from
fill. our Iléli‘ll midrib lll“l't‘ llilll chic
ulwiw Illa lIIonI-hi ion
‘ Ill‘ Ill“! llll IIH' lli'llltlit
ilII‘ ll“:
ll
lull;
I
Illlt'ili IIImr
illil Ml
Hulls
soul that they
llllll mild il’ Izromnll
lll'i‘ Illwil ll will lllt‘llllilll‘ lln: Us“
‘ u: oi! oi IIII- lirlillxv. ilu lolll of tho
HHII b minnow
would
ivllglgn'i'V
III I‘ “ III
II
IIIII-Iwioilll: ll.“ [MH‘I'HI “I IIII- (‘llllll‘i‘li.
. Ii‘mlilluvo {Ill lllllll liligi'l.
ysuiiliisslluo,2n
I'F00E8,12
" v pllplilllii oil of Hunt]; Nmuullt Ill be
:I llilll {Liillll null null
fiixlrwnll. about 1.200 with about ”.0“
hill]
in lilo nullyllin territory in the Whirl
ul‘ llilwv sections hull
Illliiililnslmi lliui
moons of lrunsilorlnlloii livid-nu
Wléslpori and Smith Norwnih on th
lill'oriiiml ill
illum- than over the Ii'alililnaimi itil‘r‘nl
bridge.
'l'lvo ll'nrlte are absolutely ilohcssnr
bi his opinion and he claimed
of ills!
thorn ltl'o no other
that
public collIIelIleilIIg and necessity w-
“W v WW.W.
mid-NW
it! More Illilib. luv
lnlmh l/liflliii, :32 N;
"I Vol rllliul.
llllliui liimi' lb. 'flr
ii lineal veal. lllslfillrf,
e Hmw Yv‘fll. lilo.
ltonsllug l’lllf"}l“ll, 21w.
Fowl. 225'".
y limiters. Elfin
Hitlell shoulders. for.
'1'- vrl‘. 23in“. dozen.
Im lump ilélt.
member of the House National Affairs
committee. That number of torpe—
does, according to Mr. Britton, is the
sole stock on blind in the United
Stllics Navy, and the two factories
which manufacture the deuth-dcullng
engiucs, can turn out only a limited
nuiubcr each year. Mr. iiritton today
announced his intention of introducing
a blU appropriating $000,000 to double
the capacity of the naval torpedo
plant at Newport, it. I.
Mr. Britton. who recently returned
from a tour of inspection of the At.
lunllc coast navy yards, with his fol
low members of the House committee.
declared that of she stock of seven
hundred torpedoes many are not new,
a scl‘lous problem lll war time because
The nnvy'I-I lol‘pI-do plant at New-
port .\lr llrltion said he discovcrcd
has It cupacllv of only one hundred
torpl-Ilocs a your
'lllu piliuto colporllliml uudcr pros?
jsiirc is (‘llllfllllt‘ of turning out twice
I ilnlt number.
llo pointud out that nny
depiction of the cxisiius stock would
recently found 'uboul the neck of 8- no chances
chicken idcnti I
man's property. ICllillned to his place in the railroad can!
(inc. theory I vnnccd Is that “I“? which had been brought inside
chickens are b lug shipped at night prison enclosure.
from the Still
York and New .Jersey.
they are currieh from Westport by of the naval militia waited for a call
towns.
vestlgated. mutiny.
-You will find just what we adven
tlse tomorrow at the Jubilee sale
”4...
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(Continued on Sixth Page). I
I
puhlll to kindly shop cally in the day,
if possible. We can give you bettcrj
service early in the day Doors open
at 9 ii. iii. Jubilee sole. Road panel
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Meriden Landmark is Burned
During Severe Thunderstorm
With Loss at $4,000
—-AUTO FOR HlRE. I
R. Lynch. Tclcphonc ii:l:l~~2.
THREE SUFFIIAGISTS
hll'lllll'll'lN, .iuly 25.——-F‘lrc early yes-
lcrdaly :Iflci'uoou dcslroycd the .lillllit-l»
lllill l‘lliiu housc, u hind mark of thci
m
ncccsslllilo high pII-ssuio work
both piliiil Is to proiidc t'\l'n Ii lllliilcli
lluullwi of loipllllu-s sililill
lili' file
the “I I“ “WI It" 1““ IMl" d” UIIII s of the limit (I III SI ooh
llllllli ~hips lillll l-Iiiiscrs~
... _--- a”... m g-
iiilPTAlll PEllIiITT
NOW All ENSIGN
.\.~ .1 I‘uwlli'll llii'.IIl:I lnlllllill M‘l‘llt‘l.‘
lllli'llilf. hf’l't'li i‘lii'l‘l‘whllll yours llh on of
lirvr ill llll‘ ix’ulinliuil .\I‘ill_v, lilill lllc
klilI~IliIIIlI;q,llili| llll‘ l'liiiii'v will llllll
him still holding onward In file Al‘lii)’
wm‘h. (‘Iiplliiil ladwlu .l. l‘m'l'lil, of the
union Nllrwillll Hnlinlloll .\i‘lli) l‘ol‘ps,
lliln lll‘l'il prolmitmi i’mlll lliw position
of l’ililliilll in iliilt of enrich and from
now on iiil- tllllllK liiliii lllllhl hl- lillowli
ltii liilislizli l‘m‘l'lll.
\I lllli‘ ill Ibo l'l‘itlllill‘ Ili'llly llilll Imi‘y.
lbw Mullah and ill:
lllll'll illi‘flll'l'lillv
IIIpllIlu Iiin lolli-
llll l-usiizii lll lIiI~ Sill
Illiloll Unit in llli ll Illlovn llil‘ lupiliiii
[in look
lllllliii: bin lull goals In South No9.
wllih lilo-l Ian l‘wilill lillH lllllll'illt'll Illill
will In lb: humid of .1” who bum lliIl'lI
Iiii‘L'lillvll with him in his worll,
Illllll'l with him llll‘llllltll llllhl
Ills In it ulchillhsl woihcl. with
tho pII-lh llIId lino: llmloolliri to gel
blot In tho top of iii-II lolllllil‘.
l'blof iiwrntnry William l’cnrt hotl-
lli’? l'
herded“.
w—BEST GENIJINE arnlnc
or LAMB. 220.
lies: prime most from lilo to 22".
Native real, loads and chickens.
California smell limos, illolnc.
lies: filli’tm‘ cured home. 222:.
II} :ciisl scltbin of lhc town ol ;\lcr‘lillii,'
- lion
.
llll‘
‘li'f‘lwrl of oil who llimu him, lllld tho
Ilillillliiillill of Home who nlu brought
fled the officer oi” his pl‘liilloiloii Mur-
teas ,
LONDON, July "7».- The consulting
Musicians in illll'llill‘illle on fills id ill
Incline l’uukhuIsl, Iiho nus yoslmday
released from liollowuy jail, take such
ll serious view of her condition that
when a hull of lightning struck thc
oil of llio llllllllllllz. The loss Is cell-
The house was built
Illi isle, 'ithn was no llisui'llncc.
'l‘llc iirv \inu (llHl‘()\‘t‘I‘l‘(l by two sis-
ltcis. lhc Miss-is More and Mary lllill,
Iullo “Inc in the house ill the lliill ll
“Ibo lilo dopiilillicni was
to lol aid and Fire (‘llicl‘
Ilolluiun Ht'lil nu :luloniobih- combina-
lll l‘ll" st‘ciic, llli‘l’l‘ mill»: from
lllu \‘l‘lill'l' or fill- l‘ll_\‘. 'Ilin ill'l‘ll‘ll’ll
won» llllll‘ lo saw: u lnrro burn II fur.
I'l‘nl irom llw burning house. Xl‘liill-
bills nu: ‘isll'll llil‘ occupants of ilic
hum... in sailing ll poi‘iloli of llii' con-I
sort of ll transfusion of blood.
l’llukhurst's weakness and
from the effects of her "hunger and
thlz'sl strikes" ill‘t' so extreme lblit
grcul lipprI-lwnslou-ls fell by the doc-
tors us to llll‘ outcome. ‘Slic could lug
no worse." wus Illl‘ sllllciIiI-lit made
by our of tho lillciilinlilu lolllly.
Lolly Siliyl Sinilll, daughter of Ihc
l'Iiii'l of .‘illlrllu; All'I-z l’ollili'k Low-
rclirc lllill .‘iirr. l‘)\'l'l,\'il Sliui'pc win-o
soul to prison today for it fortnight on
tho chill-luv of disorderly (Ulllllll‘i (luv
’ but fill our -lupi to hold ll lullili liil Sui
lloii‘l Ivl it‘lllIlIW “II” M" “II“ lrngcllo Iilolllnzz \i Iicilluy at the l'll-
you illlllllll lo lhc illulli lnlIII-d :Iloilit il‘lllirc lo u“. lobby ”f H". ”mm. of
.llihilm- 2min ioliiorrow. lliml'h opl-ll lit Vommmm ,\ll ”H, “WNW“ I‘d-mm” m
it It in. I;lind siirolllw for their good III-lilivior
’Ililll l'lH liii lIlII-I‘motlvu \l'I-rli til‘lll lolliii.
4M“ AND3GIRL3 I
I BUIWN Til PIEGES LEGS LAlAll SMALL 200 LB
SHOULDER SPlehiZ'zc LB
Mini.
liluuilloii
Ililli :~l|‘ lii'l
Iippl lllt‘ll
ll'lliri.
lllil.fii-‘ll., l'. (I. llll\ :3. . Spun
“\l'u mun lost Ill lichwll )llilllllillly HAMBURG STEAK,140 LBI
“III“ .In (“I‘llfllllllli oi iillloizlilllliic
lllll'W Iiili‘ of tho liiollilml lilllllllilhu of
tho inniillliiii luxploulwn Iliillllllll’l ln'
bile and ltl‘lllllll‘ll ilw illsnloiliboli'd
I
5 llrlilhl Illml‘. llic Ill.
l"l‘l"llll or i'lll‘lll‘il pinto. lllr' iii,
to burn Ai‘niolii“Il soup, i551).
lltllllnu of four inch and lhl‘l'c hm“ 'lllilllil'liiu, L’hr. lb.
ill lii'l‘l’y IIII'I‘I'IIIIII‘ “"II’I‘WI‘ I“ - III“ Fresh llvvl‘, choice l‘nwlu llud chinh
“flmr holn—ng of the plum \I‘III‘II uhllb one.
lured.
A port of one victim's body was
identified but those of the nth turn were
Iloo hopelessly torn Into lrnglllI-nlll lo
Ipermll or identification ’lhoso killed
wore: Eugene liarlvo, 28 of iii. In
NEW \‘llltK MARKET.
Mil Washington street.
CAUGHT OUT lN SQUALL
illille Coleman and fired lllgllllllllnu
were caught out in the squall. .I’ciitcra
adorned Kluskieis neck but which was Sing Sing decided the wuiden to lake was out of her head flom the fright
Each couIict was heaidflnd SHOCK
"I “3 Horace Wake-1 IIl' handcuffed and shackled and then. “I III I‘Oi‘Uil‘r-
[he'liimsell‘ to a. deputy sheriff but was
A hundred prison released as he assumed full rcsponsi- I
tuck lumber to \‘ew guards did this wmk. “lille in the bilitr for a“ the flatmates
Others think slate armory not far away a company “III “I the II‘HCIIIGIII
wagons and soil ill markets of othcl‘. to protect the town in case the titliis‘ gIII ‘“ ‘1‘“ “‘SIIOIIHII'II‘
lloth those beliefs will be in for of minute resulted in a prison as 5110 (“d 1101 I00I‘
the road to see if it was clear,
The crisis to which the events of “WWII dIIOCII‘
the past few dais have been leading speeding car.
l'l‘arndnsh tmnpnuI
I 1 ‘ liauufaltur m and ‘shoi up" three weeks agoitba
‘IIIIII‘IIOIII hauls I” IILX I“) their mam Illltll the custom to have watchmm
mlssos' drosuih. WW“ I“ stout the hillsides bcfore the non
PREFER Bulfle To 1A”. lion in rcnioic to South Norualil.
It.‘ nun.
Iihcin in not lit of the jllrlsdlllioii of
tho .\'l~u iolh i‘louk Makers lnloli
uhoso ililorl‘l-I‘cncu with their business
it wzw
tunic.
. h‘wnrlz null l‘oi'iwtl block.
today they Ol'dcrcd tho lilinlcllmlc rc-
\fllitZsJubllcc sale (‘lnnce over page ing and bloodshed since coal strik
[ARM “BUSE DESIRUYEB " SWI'I‘“ “OIICGI “9 “III “3k ”‘0 4 “I‘d see ”(mm or the great WINS troubles started in April, 1911. T
lllt‘V offer
MOVE MILL T0
Iliili)‘.
wolhcll only
paid llil‘ brill “Hill‘s"
Trust—48 sought by Attorney Gene ‘
Ililclleyuolds in a civil anti~trust a t:
filed here yesterday The governm
The physician says she
Mr. Bailey at once surrenderbd
(Continued on twelfth page.)
Filllll KILILED Ill WEST
VIRGINIA MINE HIM"
CHARLESTON, w. Va, July 255-,
lv our men were killed yesterday in _
.light between striking miners out
watchmen employed by the Wake?”
est Coal Company at, Wake Forest
iCabin Creek, the scene of much ‘ri
growing
it was sliilcd iii l‘iill‘llcltl tht the
for the incident
cithei up or down!
but
the
in front of
WM—
~- -The sale event of the yenr~
Idead ale I‘i‘lldlk Glnu coal company
III'ntcthnn, and two unidentified men.
Inlclubels of the attacking party. Dot
ISlutcr another watchman or the com»
[SBAPE “NH,“ pany was shot through the body and;
Idiod lute last night
Since the mining town of Ohio,
Incarby on Cabin Creek. was attacked
X. .1., July 25.~The Elias
employing several
l’ASSAll‘.
union minors Ihro permitted to enter .
have the million. Watchmen Gina
and Slater, while going through till}
\I'omlt‘tl hillside yesterday. were“?
locked. (lllilh i‘cll. i‘lllully woundsli‘a;
null Slillcl‘ droppod, shot through the:
log, Sluicl'. liowcvul‘ I‘otiirnl‘d Eh
‘lirc. killing: Iwo of tho attacking part
mid l‘l'l‘l‘ll'l‘ll :Inolhcr bullet. throng
the body.
iiil\llli{ their cinploycs with
slut-Id. was responsible for the
'l‘liuy will occupy ll loft in the
Ml“ ‘l‘lll'nllllrh‘ president of the com
Hillil ynuici‘liny that tho mill
olthi hours :I day :inllI ‘ , -
l N' ’ . .
III” ”I“ I“ woulo to hirc. l). Travis. 'lle
\‘olh null: llill" h lll h. on here for Hilllc'
tlilll- IllainII o si Illiio I‘lliiilfii’ llii‘ mill
wile llll (llll‘ll :.Ilop. lil- Hilltl till I
l‘Inziil Miliu-i‘s' l‘IilIIiI llll u Ilclcizulc‘
to Hi“ liiill Ill lil’l‘ illiil illla union 3 i.
plnils wow l'llll'lvll out, The mnploycsl
Wi'l‘v lhl'rliivuml wllh bodily harm. Illilll
\\llt'|l lbw propmllll.“ Io l'cuilli‘o from
the ,iill‘lsiilrlioll of the New York union .
won lllli in i‘evlii iIIl-y I'l-Illlliy il"1'lII~l“|l.
Hillvr «hmh plants him» or" Iprwrl:
mil-h”. i illll'll‘ il‘l‘l‘i‘ i-ll'lltl" Iii-“lilil‘ll‘li.
min. Shop will” to mold llil‘ lil‘lll.
IiIIuII laugh i l‘III Illlll‘l‘ lllmlllll‘.
BEMAIIKIIBIE llEililVEiii’
0F SHOOTING VlilTliII
.n.. m... w.“ m ~
ship in vnlli, iinll
liom iliu Noiulilh llosplllll \illlllii ll
fcw iIIiIIi \llli'l‘lizo 'illnlw, llllI Illillll
Ill] lln- lillllllllllk lllllllfl In Mouth \I‘ll‘
toil IIIIIIIIIII. hon astonished nil his
Ilillciillnilm by tho riiplilllt oi hill to
tutti“.
Antonio iriliilliilll-rhl llil‘ mull who
did the. shooting. to still unions
missing but ll. diligent scorch iii bolus
continued he instillilell null llic nlunlhg
lire cxrlII-dlimly hopeful of success,
I in llllll liiolllld.
I
I
I
the Illnnrnl'n.
ii 10 and 62m.
inuuuthuuiv
ioiusitoirrentvga
.‘TIIIW YURIK, July L'b.
vents
lllIilillKl‘l‘ H
lan llllbi llII known lcgllrdlng what...
plosives hos lll'l‘ll llllllll' toward ‘
lZIlII hndi i poinl, lo lllt' liilllll'l‘ nulivlilucul upon the lliiiilol‘u to be “It;
Illlllllcd boll
llll ll.
l'rlllllll'll lollIIy,
i‘lllll‘lillll‘l Wu
II lllllllll‘llllllllli‘ lli.
would ho poiiiulllml to submit titling
Ill Mind. of l
initiation.
no (“lililll‘ly Ibo l-mil‘orouoes of:
lilo I'clloriil llIIt‘lllllltll‘rl and the “slim”
\‘l'lil Ii llll
~ Secrecy in
:lliiiilll'dul'u and trnlnmelh
you” till lnllrolida and ill
III» I-oiiiricnvou wart
llii- lll‘lll'l with lliul ill
II-I- lileiil'ullllillg of the mail.
which the mild!
IIlolr tl\\ll grluvntlcou to h
The railroad IIiIlnnlIurIl any that pub-:_
with tho prmpwi oi imlln: lllm'liurhtvl lln opinion I» Ilcliliiillilll in force thi ,5
"mil lo mill
lll this lltll-ii
if you urn
lliiul bring l
three of the
Th 0‘
I..
NOTICE!
li‘i lIlllmliilillI
Metropolitan,
Ir you are not Ii subscriber send on
bring $1.00 Illlll
II pull way to mold. thalltvl
Ipl lo IIIIJIIIII llll‘l’uloncul. _‘
,.._... at... s»... M
NOTICE“ ,
ll rulmurlhur to The Bell-
Il‘ linhll ill 30c. hull gill.
most. popular inaliuzllifla
Woman all?“
three indium
for
The identifiel aft
intro; Alphonso (inflame. 30, married;
Phliilppl Paiiouctle. 2i. Rosario Mon.
illiy afternoon off Nauvon island. when
on a fishing trip.
They had two fish.‘
. magazines will be sent you for fur
~~“'l‘. linvo proml ell big things for months by mull. if you prefer toll
quire double tracking on the bridge.
lie had several substantial reasons for
his belief. end also believes that a
track lllrousli Water street is It ltP-
resulty.
Traffic on the bridge Is increasing
Lettuce, no.
Tomatoes. lz’iu gnarl,
iireen peppers. the dozen.
Peas. 8r; quart.
Water-meiosis. 404512.
The liners Meal‘and Provision Co.
but looked more llllli the members of
the flour tribe themselves lliml lullm
beings when the rain had subsided.
W
clay III: Miss Marl- Theresa Williams,
in; Miss lmelinslmnssc,17; Mlsg
Aurora Eli, all of llcloell.
W
Rirlrtly fresh eggs, fills lloz.
limit blii’icr. 35in
lilmrnaraarlne, lilo. 20c. 25c. .
All kinds of fresh vegetables.
CllMiNOK‘S MARKET.
in North Main ell. Tel. hSBa—d.
the opening day lit i. i":- Jubilee sale. at o. iii-wehoy deliver your paper lien
Mlnlh's. Come and use now We keep {the for mngllzlnoo and pay the but}.
our word. itcnd page adv. on page 4. n week for ‘Tiio Sentinel. The inn
W allies deal him all the current a
Mo Darla. of Norwnlk. In spending wnannor bread is host. Banner llak- tests of vital interest and, will 17
the any in Bridgeport on business. cry, 5 Monroe street. every member of the family.
‘ , I."
t
“Minors Jubilee sale begins tomor-
row. For full particulars reed page i.
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