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Mr. and Mrs Roy White, of South
Main street, spent yesterday to Bridge-
port.
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Mrs. Lillie Lotlerzo and Mrs. Sarah‘
Tortorella and children, have return-
ed to their home in Brooklyn, N. Y.,
after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Domin-
ic 'l‘ortorellt, of Spring street.
1 Henry S. Lockwood, president of the
Lockwood Mfg Co., and family, at
Elmwood avenue, motored to Lake Pla-
cid. Club, N. Y., on Sunday. where they
will enjoy a two weeks’ sojourn.
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STAMFORD. Phone 23110.
WED. EVE. AT 8215, SEPT. 2
CHARLES FROHMAN Presents {a
New Comedy,
The Beautiful
Adventure.
With Charles Cherry. Ann Murdock.
Ernest Lawford. Mrs. Whillen and
Others.
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or boy. Let us show you, today, at
lDonnelly's.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Butler, 0! 56 Tay-
lor avenue, and Mrs. I‘. A. Sulll1an, at
Valley place, were vilstors over the
holiday in Rye Bench.
t
James Hutchinson, colored cure
keeper of the city' s Water street dump,
was llned $25, yesterday 11161' by
Judge Keogh for striking Quintet Ber-
tlne, of Washington street.
.shovol Hutchinson, it is 'lallllod.
ipulled an ugly knife. ‘
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The Council will 11011: that?“ regular
monthly meeting this evening. Mut- fly
tens or a general routine nature will
come up for the attention of the noun
cilmen. Many 'hiterested‘ in the fact
whether or not charges will be pre-
(erred against Building Inspector Clar-
ence 1: Finch.
l Alemnder Banks. colored. of this
city, who was arrested, Balm-day even~
ing, on Fnirtlold avenue. by Omcer
Alex Benjamin, for stealing a bicycle
belonging to Fred Lune. of Crescent;
Terrace, was arraigned before JudgoL
John Keogh, yesterday morning. He
was fined $7 and costs, with a jail son.
"tence of titty duys added on.
Alexander Rissola and his son Beu-
ice. who were arrested Sunday even-
ing, for stenlhig chickens from 11 Mar-
vin Ridge resident, were tried betorc
,Judge John Keogh, yesterday m.ornlng
lBecause he promised he would consid-
'er the law in the future, the court sus-
pended the sixty days' jail sentence.
,His son was put on probation (or a_
! short period.
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DUANE N. GRIFFIN PROHIBITION CANDIDATE FORM
GOVERNOR.
MANCHESTER, Sept. 8,—Tl1e Prohibition Party
of Connecticut has issued a campaign pamphlet prepara- .
tor." ‘0 its ”Mimi the state. Two changes are noted in
.the make—up of the state ticket from that nominated at
the convention in New Britain in june. Duane N. Griffin
of Grunby, is the nominee for governor in place of F red—
erick'C. Bidwell, of Bloomfield, and Jason 'L.‘ Randall,
not Groton. is the norni’iice for" lieutenant—governor, in
Place of Edwin C. Chipmau, of New London. The
changes Were made by the State Central Committee un—
der authority of a resolution adopted by the convention
providing for the filling of vacancies 011 the ticket
should any occur by resignation.
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LONDON; Sept. 8, 2 a. nil—Diespribing the burning
of Tcrmonde by the Germans, the Chronicle's gihcnt cor-
respondent savs:
"By midday Sunday the blaze had assumed gigan-
tic proportions and by.Sunday evening not a house stood
upright. This Has-been verified at Zele. where there
are thousands of refugees from . T crmondc. The Ger-
mans also pillaged Zele. The suburbs of St. Giles also
suffered from bombardment and fire.” .
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basque effect. being a special feature, at . $5.00
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ber 17. 1911. at nine o'clock. All clas-
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music and dancing under competent
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mount in all grades beyond and low
cluding the sixth. Arrangements made
for bringing children to school and
for serving 11 hot luncheon. Terms and
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Philippine Waters
Constantly Patrolled.
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Intercept ~German Merchantmen '
‘ MAN-ILA, Sept.8.—Stx*antships and other \\‘>S(‘ls 111‘—
riving here make reports, indicating 111111 l’lnlippinc 11n—
tcrs are being constantly patrolled ilrilish.
Russian and japanese warships to intercept German mer-
chantnmi. The Hampshire is west of Luzon. :1 Russian
cruiser with seven destroyers. is patrolling to the north,
while the French armored 1‘ ruiscrs Klebcr and Lh1plcix
arc to the southuanl 111111 the \Iapanase 11 arships are off
San Bernardino.
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LONDON. Sept. 8, 5 :19 a. 1n.—~An official communi—
cation issued at Antwerp, according to a dispatch to
the Renter T clegram Company, says:
‘,‘The German authorities at Liege have forbidden the
inhabitants to lcave’ their houses for three days in or-
der to conceal, it is outmoded. the fact that large
numbers of troops are being moved to Germany.
. “The railway lines are now guarded German
marines apparently because the German reserves are be
coming exhausted.
“A German military doctor
German losses at Umppcllc—nu—Boise
to 2,000.”
by
acknowledges that the 5 ..
Friday amounted .5
ROME; Sept. 7. viii London. Sept. 8, 8:10 a. 111'.—
.-\ccording to a dispatch from. Berlin to the Mcwagero,
a serious contrm'crsy has arisen between the German
emperor and Chancellor you lctlmmnn-llollu'cg and
Minister of Foreign Affairs V1111 Jagow, the two 111‘1'11istcrs
being regarded pas responsible for the unrcsdincss of Ger—
man diplomacy which led to the coalition of European
lstatcs against Germany, It is reported, according to the
published dispute but their resignations haw been tend» *- ’
cred '
LONDO Sept. 8. 3: 15 a 111..-—_—:’\ dispatth 11) the
Daily Mail trial nth: (lam reports that it 19. stated 011
good authority 111.111.1111: supplies of txcrman :11 me are
now exhausted. The rifles carried by the landstrum. the
last result-es, are said to be of (111 old type. It also is
said there is insufficient ammunition. ~
Some 1 1'1- andstrum nppcmed armed with rifles.
tnkcn {1111111 ,5 -lgiums.wl1ilg uniforms, it is said. are
not available for all of the nindstrum troops.
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GENOA, Italy. Sept. 8, via Paris, 10:40 a“.
'ltaliau steamer America. with about 250 A111critans
board, left here last night iorNcw York.‘ ’
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