' TUESDAY, SEPT t, 1914
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War Bullehtns Mi 7' n
l BERLIN. Aug. 30, via Copenhagen and London, 1
Aug. 31. 12:35 p. m.—-’l‘he twelfth list of German lussea
1 was made public today. It contains 1.006 names.
The 1 did of German casualties made public up to
‘ llK present link is as fol lions: 1,143 dead 33 ’6 WOUUd‘
; ed. and 1,7111 111isai11g. . l
l No news irom either thetierman ir111t> had been giro
1 en out up to midnight tonight.
A> evidence of the enlhuflasm of the German people
in the war. it is announced here that two million volun~
, teem have preSented tllclllSL‘lVes 'lor service.
i ' As the result of the patriotism shown by the Social—
ists of Germany. the anti—Socialist Association has eeawd
,1 its activities. at the same time exprestjing-tbe hope that
1 . it will not have to resume after the war is over.
i Baron 'Knrt ron Let‘sner. second secretary of the
1 German embassy at '\\'ashi11gton. has reached Berlin by
1 way of Gibraltar. He ran great danger at Gibraltar 0f
, being arrested by the llritiah and detained during the
9 war. Nothing has been heard here of Lieut. Baron
1' Horst von Lersncr, a brother of Baron Kurt and also at-
tat‘hetllo the German embassy at the .\111.erica11 capital.
' Mails front the. United Statesfwhich during the first
days of the \var, collected on the frontiers, are now being
i distributed I 9.
l Dispatches from London and Paris which, at the be—
} ginning of the war. predicted the rapid disintegration of
l the military power of Germany. have been received in
Berlin and are humorously conunented upon by the gen-
eral stall. ‘
PARIS lug 31 622511
military
‘lI
' . 111 ——The decision of‘ the
authoritu toI tltar the zone of- forts around
ml’rnis does not (died the 20111 immediately surrounding
1 the old fottiii1atiom oi' the city. It only applies to
, taehed forts such as those at Mont Valerien, Issy
“l others.
I L‘nder this decision all the buildings and small struc—
l tures of no great value surrounding the forts will. be
l
1
de‘
and
pulled down. Steps have been taken to provide shelter
for all homeless persons.
9 .
v. _ NEW COMET OBSERVED.
l l (l\'l)9t)f\l*- Sept. 1. 7 a 111. —-A dispatch to the RT
.1)"
- ‘ter belt-9111mm from» Sofia «aytmhat a new comet Wheat
""3" ob~er1 ed with' the naked eye f‘rO'fi! the" a 1 ‘ - . - at
It was located in the constellat
P11111111. ion of)Gen1I___ 111.
11%
Imeasure would authorize Itbt-
Conuren HI: 3 Quorum Prensa!
Today, and Hop. in wt on
Some Bill
\\'ASHI.\'(:T1 l.\', Aug 31.—(‘tm-
grey-1 today presented 11 substantial
quorum to dispose Li'ludditional war
(lilil‘l:ell(\ legislation A definite pro-
gram will be determined upon at a
Deinotralie (ontelente. The scope ot
the war retenue measure to offset
the deerease in customs recipts will
he decided. and some phases of the
situation in the Far East growing
out of hostilities beYWE'é'ri 35135111 and
Germany also ma) “(unsigned
President Wilson upon his return
from (‘urfifsh probably MI! 814de
Gongresu upon the proposal for the
speeial international revenue tax. 111'
dic‘utions today were that beef. do-
tnmir wine: 11nd patent medicines
.utld I11} suliected to increase-d tax-
ation.
Phases of the situation in the Flor
East that urubabl) will be discussed
it) the (oliterlnt‘e intludc a plan to'
halt the exports trom the Phlliplnes
to all points extept the l.- nited States.
it has been suggested that an em-
barrassing situation might arise if
island shipments consigned to Japan
or Germain should be seized by war-
5111p pt one of the belligerent:
passed hylhe House with unaud—
ments. went to mntemnoe today.
was bglieved there would be 1111 early
agreement on the measure and that
it would he in form before the end of
the week. The measure would t’liltlll~
liah u 11:1911'1‘1‘111111'111 marine inuul‘unct
res‘rit‘led to risks of war.
gowrnment 1111 r1 hunt ships wu-t to he
piesented this wet it lloune natal of-
the president over 11 plan to abandon
the House measure
ion by the government or a private
e‘urpotatlon to operuto 11 line 11! fed-
eral sit-111110111. Thty will urge us a
uubt'rtltute a bill to appropriate 33".
000,0601‘or 11 naval uurtilinn. Thtit
preui-
dent to :11qu! ships to' He turned
11am, on condition thht the Igchrn-
nienl r'et: Ill) controllln... “doubt in
tht ruilro 1d nlock
The couture-me also will :deteru
mino upon a dolinllo progrdm for
trust legislation: It “as pudletad
that tho railroad securitioa' hill pooh]
not in pretmd at 1th session.
11
HER BUSINESS SUCCE’Su
—.——_
Girl Who Make. a 319 income Out 111'
Potato Chips. ._ I
1
KeeperqutdCol‘dSfisMsl
Hummus;
Manufacturer’s ’ Guanine: with every 1111:qu Itlte’m.
in the “About People” department
.- ot the Womb Home Companion up
peIrI I‘ picttlre Ind sketch of Nollie
' Campbell. who 11qu built up I Buccan-
. ful potato chip buIiueu it
I lBIIcli. .Calitornla‘.‘
Long
Following“ is an
extract.
{‘81: years ago Nellie Campbell, a
tired out busineas girl. came from illi-
uolI to Long Beach. Calilornla,
searcb at rest and health. Like mIny
other hoIlth seekers she could not If-
3 supported banal! by taking chum or
~ {an apartment house while thinking up
Iomotblng else. t6 do. That ‘somelhlng
.: 51365311 whimsical: by é “potato chip
re‘ot 116’an .Womxn' 11 111nm 001nm-
.' ion. The recipe appealed to her. She.
tried itqppdlthpruuiu were so satis-
_-9 factory thin. sheiwns 301111 on her way
"to 'u 106qu grocery with 9. basket or
' 2 chip; on" 'lter arm She was told that
‘ mum at Signal: to operate.
The Senate war risk lnsuranec bill,.
11‘
Legnlntion to establish 11 fled all
fairs eomrnitteemen will confer with
proposing t'rnn-l
mor to the l'unumu Railroad Com~i
lu'
Expects to File mum on ww-
m'. 9.67 0' ».!
“Marvnt Beach Tra
" PAGE Hm
we
port Trulloy Wrwlt Sou
Tlma Tnis Weak
Coroner .J. J. PbelIn and Public
Utilities Commissioner C. C. Elweli
conferred all Friday afternoon with
Albert E. Winchester, an electrical
Iigusi expert of South Norwalk. Ind
with a manufacturer of electrical sig-
nals in Westport. for the purpose of
learning the causes and enacts of
19,1’I‘he aquamarine with the expert and
? FINAL
the manufacturer will doubtless have
some bearing on Coroner Phelrufls
finding on the Westport trolley wreck,
which 0(Curred during the latter part
is! int mouth.
The result 01' the conferences Cor- .
(mar Phelan did not reveal W but _ .
he said the entire couver my ball
Ibeen taken by a ateuogra er and
lIthem were several page:
[graphic note;
i When asked it, as a re:
lconterente with Mr. “inc
the W estport mnuutatnturer
recommend any change of be elec-
‘ 19-1511
't‘onneeticut Company, (for
ion answ erred that such rec
tion, it am are made, wit
«me front the Public ['11
mission 1
The coroner expects to ma‘ke public ’
his finding in the W estport trolley dis.
aster about the middle 01' this week.
probably
93 Cum-
] WAR BOOKS IN LIBRARY. *
.Three Timely Volumes on the Shelvu
f in South Norwalk..
3 T111911 timely book have been pile:
ad on the shower of the South No!-
)vulk Public Library.
The Balkan \\ ars. 19121918. by
JIacob Gould Schurman. is one of the
Staitord Little Lectures published by
the Princeton University Press.
;: "A concise. thoroughly informing
filial-1319!! but of the prelimipuy cop-I
ditIlqnu hetwupu the Bulkanistntea and ,
IlITurkey, that led to war I 11, second.
(III!- the war bétweeu the lies“
111 ery page 111 packed with lnfli’rini“
tiou The author known Well 110w to
£1113 1111117»
Solder
VllN BEACH?!
- . THIS WEEK
Sale Days, Friday, Sept. 4, Satur-
day, SeptS, Monday, Sept 7
.,,. 9 Labor Day,
EASY TERMS
Free Rreseots, :Better than Ever Before.
‘ Come and Get Them.
Take Doricn’s Paint Trolley Direct to Property.
A11 ”O’clock, Each '
Afternoon
A. CTION SALE
TRACT
whithwillbeau—
named at Sale.
1the no a great deal in a few would)
Wildly good are his rapid sketch-
ea of nut 1311103! 9
Germany tédIy, by Chuleg .Tow-
or 111,. the bi ion says. " coedlnzli
worth whilé.” 'ThlI volum is one of
tho Home University Libr'Iry serieI.
t; IbIolutelym new and about}!
, t
H J MILLER.
SOUTH Nmm
155 Washington St.
written by a man vtlIlly interested in
in; topic.
The third book Pun- GermInlsm, 11‘ must be paid. but the state cannot
critical study at the German schemIs' lflmréW tbq’p amen! of its tax. as it
for the conquelt of the world by no} is onions! [with the local tax. Be
land G- Usher. Prot ot Hinton, Wash}, nun 111' this.
ilgton University. St Louis is per: property bu been Illowed to go un-
[ups the m'ost interesting of the trio.I. taxed. from! if? to rear. and property-
"A vivid exudation o1 inlet-mitoti- 'own'erli' my n‘erér' nmdunced their
I1 politics by an historian of “tab-I h Maths. ullfler through imprarico or
llshad reputation " disappear;
1Vital question discussed {taxman-l
"E‘f’fl
tréatod in their entirety and with due 0110 more than previdus years. and
consideration of their relations to Inext -yeu- hopes are held for a still
each other. greater increase. The last Lexlula
101‘ Unit period.
- -—....
BIG RED“ LTIUNV) IN TH “N SER'
“There will be no trims at all run-
ning th‘ls winter it the timetable is
cu 1. down much more.".sav11 a raib!
met. '1th only accommodation
trains that are to be cut and they
don"t pay any way." are unothu. The
thinner Tadnctlon mileage" that the
It goes into (fleet on the first Sun—
do) in October.
The claim iI made'thnt only about.
high as «15 mills. One or the other 110‘ paid for this your: at 2 per 119111.52 This is the high water mark 1‘.
ibis career. Included in his Victoria!
are tour shut-outs. He also broke it
:to the tow-hit same: column. Martin: 9 "- ‘-
much or the 1111111111.: 11112111 DIE 13° WW ““9"”? one Victory by allowing only tin-so 9
bits, and another in which five MI
made on him.
. Year after yeah since 1908. m
for tho first tuna the Gettysburg mu
dropped below the .500 mark in the
porcontue columns. the critics litre
Th“ ye” It is believed "130.5le pmflfllmnd is now working out is interci ‘ . ll
tarlly in the daily pIpérn are here mm at notification will bring in 320, ”“ng 119111 employee and passengers. ,waited in “in for Plank to
down. To all appearances, he bu
l invent you: of inter league baIeball
tell in him.
‘71
; samples won the day,
I j and she left with a subatantlul order or the vast movement known III Pun—
' , of homemade potato chips. 'But me
3 start, and so besides visiting, moon
_ tea and d'ellcateuen Itores ‘alie took
private' orders. and eveit‘ stood out
.I street corners diytrlbuttns "samples. l
the More Y" fully Iupplied by a firm' Professor Usher elucidItes the‘ crit-
lu LII Angeles. but her crle brown
nevortheless. the political and economic implacable.
Germanism. This brquut Itudi} is I
book not only for the genqral reader
but as well for the student; of politics
all at finInce,. tor the suIliolIr. the
salesman and the bulkier man.
could not afford tank; chances. the
purines; had to my, tor-itself from the
0' BOY—ERBTERI.
——-‘.._.
Today the local demInd for Miss
will bring I Nickel One inlmyour home.
111.11- you 111-1111. We own our. Tluy’llullyouwht
Ihmeholdnecesltyithirbeeomer BfiqpuquouponI
nowbeférecheumplyfim -
It
1.. '
Lim- position It tile South Norwnlk .
‘ 19113111101111 éxcbaugol. when alto ital ”AT; GOING fi’lSER.
been since not spring, (or the post
9.: tlon at mdnger in the sputum ot-l I
' @fico marlin vacant by tho 1'8an 0! MW“ md!thq|;M-Wifl
,ICmpbell'II product consumes tittIy Roy. Mr. Macbuh amend. ItTJIr-
' thouundtnottuds or politics: and mini
11.1.. In Rooter, in lath“.
twelvo to eighteen barrels of oil a A quiet wedding occurrdd It fit.
you. Incendentally. her nerves and 'l‘bomu' rectory It 7.- 30 unlock. Sat-
aiék behdacbep have gape, bliIe couid- lurday morning. when AuguII‘tus OW.
n't afford them " ' . lo! Dubury.a11d,lllu Lilith Erma;
‘ 111193011111 Norwolk were unified in m
u.
Miss NICHOLS MANAGER TIDE .m by Rev” Henry Mthz. Th.)
w'oro attended by Mia my. «Boot.
7111;911:3111: no. '
lairtpr or the groom Ind. Cori m.
' Leru South ”walk for; Muthpfirt’I brother. 0! the brldo. Tho in“ and
. Melon. . groom loll on the 81101911111 tor II
ms: Hilde Nichol: this mined wording trip.
1 '._
INVISKKEGIW TAXI:
sail—I!-
Mm Charo. Mini“ Nippon. command- Do Nah Klimt.“
» as her duties W, unit will be If i Thu Into tWL-lmflik'
‘ 1 1 111111111 by her mm. Mn. “11mm. or gain; utter inn-tam midnight: you
‘l‘
' ill Bridgopurl. commuttip‘g M “It and mm lkvulliuts
. .1114 an;
aim» willmvalnthomiam 9Mafltwmm 1311mm
Womb; the tamphuuq- ulllca.
(tom will continue 111 hi: mun Wt. the my tho! their band»
mmmmt
drink-midi dlIdTuNh’o local“
1111 11011131911 or at bonnie. Mm 911‘,"- 9
9 ‘ ,an’; iron:
it‘ll situation, and throws light uponI
me voted 63.500 to 1111: treasurer tor
the purpose, and 32.500 remains.
5 Governor Simeon E. .Baldwlu has
long tutored I bill which would lin-
pose a strict penalty on property
owners who invade moth investment.
on Under the pregent law the state
nib! not recent payments on pom
at at later data than that told down»
by the various tons for the local
’tIt on investments. Accordingly
eevry bit of property of this sort that
-iI not exempted from local taxatiogi
by pIymeut ot the suite decrement“
llI'lil‘e to duty It the figure required
by the town. At present there is no
way of canceling this during I maria
llletlme. but the proposed low liver“
by the governor provides that at the
time I mm's‘ awnings Ire lnveutorled
liter hll death, if any investments
shill] be found on which m» lnve
ital lisp!) paid either to the state or
til? carnation William mat m
mount'townurronnmtnar:
mitt li‘et’ore. they :13: Ba W0“
9m would u: a burr many for
origins: use into umowmwétue
tu- ngIIter Imqunt‘domded by tile
towns.
interest or the warm 7M! WI
will go nature the next WWW-Ink
Under tits present system,-
' 31111311111111“. who. with later buiblnd‘ 111 new way. 111.1111; be’lievid that 1151‘. m tarnished on mush. on 11111.13 name.
tIlnthg Itilmhrmmthoolm
H! at tho $1.000 thIt- billion put into culture-tad propormwmrthfilm PUNK. OF
Ind description of cacti Irtlcle. 111m
in tilled out by the holdgr. Indj out
a. to the untoward-mill the about books Inl!‘ Mam, burrow-I with an. a
of the tn due. sum: ofmii'hro
at oar-mm libel lull mute filtfikr 111111 11111, bdrm mime Mm. Ind mum 11111111111-
together with my new 11; s. chi-nun or BroId Brook: 1111101"
two’ accommodation trains in and out;
of New Haven are paring. The reIstIl
or the“ pro. apt to somewhat cut 11
the coming schedule One or tv'ro is between ml” and talent?
carrying three. the other (our car-l Paw—THO!“ 8??! Dim every 5“? I
load: each Way over; data. There are1 urday, my bond-Cincinnati Enquir—
commuters’ trains and the road has er. . ‘ ‘ ‘ ' 9 9.
long complained about carrying. com- ‘
motel-I.
The railroad keep. at. least one
man busy all the While studying pas-
senger traffic conditions. He is on the
jump now preparing to report condl~
tionx to the Offldfldfl who are study-
ing for tho new schodule. Trimmer:
are keeping count of passengers on
all trains and making reports aft!!-
every trip. , ‘
Smut towns are apt to be severely
bumped. by: the new schedule. unleII
they on. anathema! the trolley. Trot.
19w hammer, mime has lumped up
tremendously lines the road reduced
trains and retired tare: in Tho spring
and tho-Cbnnectlcut» company-119' cot-a
ryin 'mom pauengen uncrtbu Now 1
HIV road can it Ida-turmoil tum .
when it was! a into! thrt‘o’ad. , .9
Willie—Paw, what is the dlfierettce
a?"
AU“) RUNS INN POLE: HART
on} FORD MAN mum; ‘
m portion. Aug: 31%.
man were initial- in an accident at
Gen-n Bench tonight when an auto.-
mobild carrying the license number
876. which is listed as belonging to
1106 and crashed into a tolusrdph
‘1'!“ Audio 11ml about an no. 9
said he was E. Fox. in, 11.. Hartford - '
91'~-...~....'..'.: m-
and. int
“contractor. Hts companion refund to _
AMOS. .
1914mm WW kl!
Some good pltéhm, like wise.
Eddie rm dam of the smite-9n.
at tho Mum minute-.1: ons’
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