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_known, alleged to have been written
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serters from the United States Navy will aggregate $3.000, have been start-l - bl Yb d ‘b i .. Steame Roun and Long Clams l . Pease mm crash on the Darien {pi-nyofficers and 3394 men (a. 1,:th
last Saturday and after being confined ed on the Norwalk Country club byfirestuma 1’; to 'lglrffite ' "t “ rteadl-Y'Clam Broth Bluefish; pjke recently, has almost Vlully re- more than one regular infantry
to the loca1100k-u r t St. John & Keyser. There will be a y 0 ma 8 a w’ was ”res e " Potatoes ' l , . ed from his experience. and is regiment on a war. footing). with
p or “'0 days they yesterday afternon, :by the Bridgeport. Chicken . Sweet Potatoes; NEW YORK. July 15.-—-While await- 90‘9“ ‘
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ESTABLISHED 1870 ‘32:“;‘sgcogg‘mmmer_°“ SOUTH NORWALK. corms. THURSDAY, your 15, 1915 Unumeu. probably m n... sho . . TWO Chin‘s
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focus out Work at Midligilt— . » 1
North of Warsaw
EuanSlAmong the E playeS Of Other Big ‘duced trolley service was in effect inI . . . . .. >
“*de Bun Written By; lndustries—-Machmists of Remington new... by 2,400 employ... o. covermnttoialeom Reming- Likely in a Short Time—Russnin Forced
“R03[ [mar {Labor Iroubles Increase “Willi gmfm BRIDGEPDRI BltiAcfivify Among German
2,400 Affected—Ito Disorder
Rose in The Tombs Before First Co. Given Eight Hours With Same l’ay ::;h?::§:.:‘ydfmit:lm‘:'fe “m" °“'°' mm“ "a“? Has Retired to its Second Line Positions
MAY HELP IN [ Arms 5—0., Bridgeport; W Ripllllllll PUlN ____
’ Trial Admitting "franc-up" mm by M mm ml Humor ——French Troops Are trying to Regain":
At Plant of Remington ll 8 ARSlNlll Forces in the Region
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BECKER 8 flGlI"I pnovmuscrz'n. 1.. July 15.-A u.» lA Drive at the POHSh Capital C0"Sid€féél¥ ~‘
BRIDGEPORT. Conn, July 15.— among machinists in other shops in been 00 disorder. . ‘ N o
. With the labor troubles at the great; the city following the announcement Hundreds of persons walked [0 their STEEHICHASE ISLAND Lost around In the Argonne Forest, ,
AHEMPI WI“- BE MADE [0’ plant of the Remington Arms Com-l that the Remington Company had vol- oilices and stores, and motor ”“5333- 0“ ,. , . ' . 1 ‘ ,
Dally rapidly growing more complicat-' untarily made a reduction from a ten- which about 300 are 111 operation in ' l and C'a'm Part'al SucceSS—Norwegla"
SHOW BECKER AS "ch ed and threatening, industrial Bridge-V hour day to one of elghthours, with no the city, were 01'0“"le on all their‘ PICKED As SIIE‘ k E I , .
port today turned its eyes liwefully to change in pay for the company ma- trips. : .._..
,, la conference to be held during the chinists. Predictions are made that The directors of the company, which --——-——~- ! Steamer Rym sun "9 and S Stnke
iday between Major w. W. Pknfleld, or other shops will be asked to make sim- ' controls nearly all the trolley lines “Army Sun”; of on! and Sound. _ Situation is Acute
V ‘ lanned to meet at 10 o’clock. g
RI! the company, and a committee of the. tier concessions. the stale, P . . . . ‘
more" That 10h“ F' MC ““qu Millwrighis' union. in an endeavor to in view of a disturbance, last night. _ , , COI‘IVHICC Cltliens Great "MISS; W‘ i German forces again are 39m"
Becker's First Trial Attor‘neynI adjust the differences growing 1futRof 'when a laborer was [Lenten by side or (Continued on iourfil Page.) . Are coming ‘ g — in the region north of.Wars'aw, ,
- llllt‘ company's construe on WOT - e- the guards because e steppe over . loll!“ s ‘causin mill 1'
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"in ’0". Fight For sentence“ porls are current that the had carriers“ the so-called “dead line." where the . , ‘ g ta y servers to bc‘
. _ Right an the heels of Secretar' Dan-l lieve that a drive at the Polk“
' . i l iclln en ineers and members of tho tr ction York is in r0 ress, extra Io SAVE HOMES . 3 l i 1
Man 5 Ufe 10% g g 0035 ll “ p g . iels's’ appointment of his Naval inven‘ PROMISES ‘
sheet metal workers' unions, will soon‘precauuons have been taken by the capital from that direction may" 4
‘ so on a sympathetic strike. with thel com any to revent trouble. ”0" ‘B‘md comes ”‘9 ”9°“ "0 Bridge? be imminent. ‘
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smmuml lmnworkers. ”mess the. Early ted“ the mumrigms sumo“. iiaths ills: gildxuin:nliihclnell'iylllt;m('it\iwof The Russrans admit a German‘_ "
I troubles are smoothed over, . , _ . . 7
. t - . .- . . . _ ' ' offensive has be on in one sector” ,
f ‘ There is also .said to be unrest (Continued on th Page.) , _ Ilridgeport‘wlll ‘probably be to all in County Commissmners Uncertain . g . . . s
oi the. deulll oi Ht‘l‘lllllll llosenlhai, tents 5 United States government W”. WI] P ' ‘ of Actwmxe 3‘ RUSS!“ force rented W
the galliblel‘, was made public yester- -. ~ , a _ . "" Plan to Le" Assessment 0f 1 'Pel' arsenal. says a special despalch from A5 to e“ rOVISIOIlS its second line positions. APP“;
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d3. . , f“ 7’ N cent a week Oil workers, Flllld Bridgeport to the .\ew York Tribune. Become uperatwe may the same operations, hows
lhe new feature is in the form oi" : ' Army ofiicers are now making sun: . a ll d d ' K .
a letter. which was turned over to1 to Pay FOIOdOSIII’G llldglllelll new of ”‘9 entire “w and its har- ‘ ever, wer..a u e to m the mo”:
Becker's counsel by a New york zit-j . .. .. m R'Mfflfto. ~49...— bor and devoting particular attention Club licenses are the next problem recentulGerman olfficulil statemcfit.
torney whose identltv is not lnadel ’ 1° an island near the city where “"34 rith hil rh' -o my commissioners as res tlng m ‘ 0‘33 successe"
' Local unions or the batters alliliat-' , . , j“ w c‘ e l“ u ' ‘ . "
y, ' ’ ~ ‘ 0’ ed with the “med Hatters 0‘ North lztention is, it was salld today. to leLe: Wm have m deal and ”m Very soon‘ The German drive at "ll i
’1‘]an {2038' or South MN“ streetl . . A loan exhibition of works of art America have taken steps to "We the i e alvsrningn):ismfla 11118:?” manufnc-: If some contentions are correct. The French lines in the Argonne Form”: .
i];:,:lt{i1“:ellthf-“ias :in tile 'I'onlibsiflembers of TM“! "mo", and fit. and historic objects, Weapons, cos- homes of the 187 batters whose pro'. or: Home av“:le nssano1 ihteiifi: to take'commisioners said yesterday that they est region has been followed by
W ‘ 9 1‘s 1‘18 . ll mi ting l loll - - . - . . i . were waiting for a copy of the new aw ..
Bridgie Webber 'llld Har V ll ‘ ney DflVEI’S “I confer wuh,luilies, furunun, old books and prints, party was attached in the famous case— over not only the huge Remington ~. 1 , .1 b and attempts on the part of tho
i i “f .. ‘B k ry a on‘ . ' will be held at itidgelleld, Conn. on of D. E. Loewe & Co. against the un-. regarding the.licens “8 0‘ L“ 5 -.French to regain lost (mud:
lat rained up cc er. 3 Council Tom Night Friday and Saturday, July 23d and ion batters of Dunbury. Bethel and! (Conitn ed on Second Pa e) ‘thatvthey had written the secretary 01 Th gr - ._ .
One of the several attorneys has} A 2““ in the Hidgeiield Club in West Norwalk. Loewe & Co obtained al u 5‘ Estate for a copy, but had not received] e latest report from Pans
been “Slgned to investigate the m'. The “illney” problem in NOTWElk Lane, lor the benefit or the war sui- Judgment in the United States court ione, as the laws are not yet printed. claims partial success in the ef-
ler. it is known that the missive is} gains m interest. ‘
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. .. , , The tar-rescuing;rerers of France and BelgiunL Ain Hartford in 1912. for $262,000, on aiPM'A'mES ARE PLEN'HHJL There seems to be some doublygnttll‘edort. .. g
unsigned, and the investigation will‘ and rigid ordinance presented Tuesday, good deal of pains have been taken claim which charged the union batters? jcommissloners minds as to w e or TWO hills defending Krithia,
include a comparison of Rose's writ-l night to the council by the members up“) assemble a really interesting exhi- with a boycott conspiracy.\ the new law goes into effect on August.
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““1; “m ”lat 0f ”‘9 leller- : the trolley union, has aroused consid- him”, and an “dame“, attraction There have been subsequent moves! IN "1E NORWAlK MARKE‘I‘ 1 or at the regular license time. . P0 s a, were
EW YORK Jul-V 15-—A series oI erable interest, and also alarm. among:open to the public 9n the some days by [Loewe d: Co. to collect the ,1qu ’
A fresh hit of evidence, which has
come to the attention of the attorneys
for Charles Becker, sentence to die
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"Mummers 0* the last few days: the local "jiineurs.” Wm be ,3, w S “mm,“ “Twp“, ment, and much speculation as to” ‘ :the last General Assembly. each ClubrEntente Allies after four assaults’;
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“an“ “M hm” “0’“ Various The auemon of lltney regulationlnoomy when. mm. m. 399-” M, ml, whether the United Hatters or the »selllns liquor mum DRY ‘90 ‘0' a “ on Monday last. according to}
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sources, lend. weight to a belief that will be thoroughly thrashed out to'ilertion of American and African ‘uin American Federation of Labor was ‘0': SDMS Are Cheap—Some "all” cense. The law provides that a vAtheis‘ adVices reteived m Lon-
John F. Mclntvre allornev for (‘harleq’ ' i ‘must be organized for other purposes .
' . ~ . . . t 1 morrow night at a special conference, G mm... unique in “a way.- lug to take the burden oi! the individv, _ .don. Constantino 16 reporting" 9‘ ‘
Becker at. his first trial, will soon' which will be held at 8 o'clock in the, Tick M f r b m e i‘bit‘ . i b ual batters whose homes-were attach-I SCIIIISIIOS "I" Also ‘nnlarEdltllan selling liquor. that no minors P ’ ‘ . ,
either replace - b . l e ‘ ° ° x“ '0’“ ° 9 1 11 11b liowed in the clubs and that on the same engagements, says
. oi creme associatedl council chamber of the City Hall, ”had at the Ridgefleld Club are men ed. Bank accounts were also garnishg In local Market is a e a
with ”'9 0U)" “l‘OI‘neys who are: North Main street. Members of the
served ed when the suit was started a dozen! . _ ,the public can remonstrate against any ; that allied attacks, in which Wag-L
Sll‘lvilll-l to save Becker from being protesting union and the jltney drlv- ‘
qty-live cents each. Tea will be . ; . . . . .
years ago. but the United Hatters; According to local grocery and markuappllcatlon "19 ”me a” ”‘9’ c“ “” ‘shlps sunportcd the troops. were,
land there will be ll garden club table
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“gilded 0" my 23‘ lets 1“ large number” m ”med andifor the sale of attractive and apple- ““5.“ “D the bank DOOR“ 0' “3 mem‘ 8t men. potatoes this year are excep‘der “'9 “1‘1“ lf°‘e:‘::‘c‘egn;:° ”91mm repulsed wuh heavy losses.
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me was a rumor last night that ixpected to attend, state their casesupmm garden accessories. a war sou-.bers affected. _ tionally plentiful. One downtown groc-fOl' 8 reta q“ th eneral Opinion} A German submarine sank the".
a forum employee or the District An. in all its aspects, to the special iitneyivemr and book tabl and other suit-I Now. the United Hatters have 1! er this morning stated that “(It for 1‘ seems l° be e g n t on; Norwe ‘an steamer R O 'f" '
._.__ iconimittee. which consists of Council-lame articles at m in" rices scheme to help their members who some time have potatoes been govthfitlf the new law goes into e est i . g‘l ' YT“. neo ‘ .
(Continued on with PageJ lme“ Michael J. Riordon, Henry J. Hip-l The Neel in ch p . \‘ '-*-—~ 'cheap, because of the large quantities August 1, any club wishing to o a: the merchantmans engineers was"
lsou, Henry W. Mather, and Corporat-l med cifi‘mmMrs ‘ lawn“??? I:;::;'l .--(Contlnued on Fourth Page.) lraised. - ‘ i8 “Gen-‘59 “1““ lake (me out thine“; kllled- ‘ “
Tion Council William F. Tammany. . fhitirman' Mrs ' Gem; ’9 glam“ in érzl ' i For the last day or so Norwalk mar- 3 later renew 'it .at the regglllir Iifldn e_. Great Britain's strike problem;
The committee, after hearing an" ' ' ' g' g' l *kets have been well supplled with na-ltlme- WW“ ‘5 "‘ December n . g l ' t " M '-
lsoll Mrs John Ames Mitchell Mrs! . ' l time “l the continues acue. 150,000 mneh'
phases of the question from both sides,: ' ' ’ “ CARDS CMMBAKE AN” Itive potato“. These are selling. re— port. The regular lcense havin on t d _ th
will report to the council on next TuwiCass Gilbert, Mrs. Gerald Hull Gram, ’. list], for about 250 a.._peck, and theyltowns l“ the county outside 0f Bridge-V . . .g g e ou ' ”Pl.“ ,e pm"
IRACES DESERIERS (My wank"; that W body may m_jl\irs. William Blinher, Miss Ellen l m of excellent quality and can be port is November. ,hlbltions of the Munitions Act,- _
telligently pass their legislation conn‘stone and Miss Elizabeth Crafts. l DANCE A] I“[ “Noslhad in no end of quantity. ‘ V i
i INative squashes, for the past sev- ‘ ECONDITIONS OF SURREN-fin
l« .- 'eral days. have also been for sale 10-, ‘ l DER 0F GERMAN FORCES"
r... Mew-Wanna .. l... ~ _.__,_.____ :llll Billlllil’s “lllllllrtmzrrace:-wzllclllls or AIM CRASH { ,-
0’ Relative 0 $3 000 IWPROVEMENIS 1'0 ' ~ers an “e“ 3 ° 1° “0 3‘ t eports made this morning, are retail-’ ‘ . " BERLlN. .illl)’ l5. lJYWVll’lf 8.523
. ll . "Mill. ‘Avenue, , i ._ clam bake given by James Robinson. ing for 81,0ch 9" pound. on” 1’0 REWVER t0 Sayviile. N. _Y,~—’[~he Opera-
were" NORWllll 0mm CLUB? ll it;pitif’1:t°2l“i§.:"t“.i25.332‘21:; ---—- ' ~ rial
1 ‘ or room ions 0 tie stirred
. l —~ the" club house and also on the ver-iAPPEAl TAKEN If - trier of the German forces iii
..__.____ i Gem” MacDonald, self confessed andalis, and the menu proved yery 30'; Joseph Bartek, ot‘ Lexington ave-Southwest Africa make clear fh'
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ing by Deputy Sheriff Edgar H. Perry
were delivered aboard the u s_ 8. large addition to the west side of the
'Nebraskan. Shel-iii Perry received dining-room, and the stairway, which
word from the Federal authmties last at present divides the dance room and;
sleek that Charles McMullen of West- dining-room will be taken out, ma'k-l
port and Henry Blanchard of Woon- ing these two rooms'one big and at-'
able to be about the streets again. lscvcn field. pieces and 22 machin.
This morning at the Stainfordhos- , gun’s. This force was matched
pital it was stated Jos'eph MacFar- after prolonged warfare and;
police. upon the complete description; Green Corn. "“"‘,\ing the decision of Supreme Court
the local authorities sent out. lWatermellon ‘ ' C'oflee‘ Justice Hendrick on the question of
MacDonald was brought back to thisi, The atlair proved so successful that ; Harry K. Thaw’s sanity. Thaw's coun-I , - - - - .v
city this morning ‘by Detective Serg— it is probable than another one will sel had prepared for submission toiland: who was 9" ””0“” iIii‘jured. #21: 6:31:31: ’ oaigfhgsltijfmsnfian
eant Thomas Leatherland. He will be be giyen before the season ends. “icon", today a fofmal order vacatinglwas progressing splendidly. me lila-(lmi'tted by the British .W
7:30 o'clock on the morni . work a 1' ed thl i b [tried tomorrow morning. MacDonald, was under the direction Of the enter-jibe original commitment under which resting very fitmsortizg; untit:0:::leven Derinitted non-commission?
,2 . d , "5 °f ”“9 _ w S ‘85“ a mom “3 yaccordlns to the police. save the two tainment comlttee, of which W. c. has he was first sent to Matteawan Asy- dltloh is 11105, "0 - _ ed officers and privates to kc
.. , an were inclined to believe that Building Inspector C. it Finch. fountain, pens and medicine cases he sup and ,Charlesfll‘ Dlmond are the lam. Justice Hendrick had promised his complete recovery is certain, it h _ '(l d ,
they would seek refuge at ‘li‘IcMullenA.1 The building inspector yesterday at- stole to a well-known resident or this leaders. ' ito receive “mean“ f or such an or- is not yet known at the hospital whey, t on Si c arwuns.
home here. , ' tended an electrical "903“"?th 1“ city to dispose of for him. An attempt, JiT'the evening there was a dance:der today, but his‘decislon on the ques- he wlllbe discharged. ’ i». ' NORWEGIAN STE AMFR
lSherii! Perry rwas unable to locate South Manchester, Conn», wheres the it is sold. Wits made to 8611 one of the in. the club house, which the young tion of freeing Thaw a's sane is not ex- Raymond Croal, of Spring shoot» . TORPEDOED AND 'SU‘N
the Pair in this town and after consid- delegates were entertained by Chlof’pen's‘in an uptown saloon. people thoroughly enjoyed, music be- pected until tomorrow. The jury in whose. injuries were not as bad as the . - -
arable tracing they were located at Engineer Heebner, of Cheney“ Broth-‘ The arrest or MacDonald and his lil- jug .provided'by the player piano. “this case-was acting only in an advis- other two young'men received-was _ LONDON. lulv lS= n :30 _
the home of a relative ogycMullen‘on ers Silk Mills, and the silk company entincation was made easy. due to the" in the afternoon the ladies enjoy- ory capacity, and/ its finding does not s‘éht home from the hospital some m.—The Norwegian St‘eam‘m“
North avenue, Bridgeport. _ They ot— itself. The visitors Were taken through [not that he has an exceptionally large ed' a our party a large number or ta- 'hindthe court; ' _ timé ago, and has recovered lolly Rym has been t orp e (l 0 ed Until!
fared no,resistance and were taken the exenslve silk mills, and among and prominent birth-mark on his left plan being in use. At modem-bridge In the event of a decision to dis- from his injuries. ‘ . . sunk. The sedond engineeri‘w‘
aboard the Nebraskan,“anchored‘ at the interesting lmprovementf', ill-cheek. ,. , the highest score was made bit Mrs. charge Thaw, counsel for the state The state police investisallon 003’ killed, but thecregt of the crew
Newport. R._l., and preparations were stalled they inspected the private . . -~—;r——-,--‘ Howard A. Crampton, and at whistth; were ready. to sive notice of an appeal tlnues regarding the (lemme 03““ °f has landed at Great Yarmouth.’
made tor court-martiallin‘g the pair. it Cheney Brothers fire" station. it is an —Accept all the lockuthat comes high score m made by Mrs. M.‘ H. ‘an‘d‘to ask that‘Th‘aw beheld in ball the accident. The stories of the Llo- . The Rym’was ayessel (film
ls believed they will‘ be dealt lightly interesting fact that 'When a fireman your way-Thu; deift‘ DEFEND on its Mitchell. with Mrs. Charles N. Snitthj pending the result 'of such appeal. ‘ cal young men concerning. the mm ton’s’ gross. built in ‘ 1008. Shd
with. Bheflfl Perry obtained the usual ‘ comlns! ltv‘ou iigtat‘rieb use 9. Ben-second highest All the players canton, rum spent the 'night in Ludlow have already been secured by the Was owned by J..Lund 3, (3 ~
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rewards altered by the government. (Continued on twelfth page.) tinel Vlfent‘lta" ‘ fl ated andwpe‘aeived‘prueg ‘ ,. '.~,tmg 1.1L - . -. authorities: pany of Bergen. w :5,
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