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SOUTH NORWALK, CONE,
an;
MONDAY,
AUGUST 2. 1915
Unsettled Tonight and Tueeday.
Two can-rs;
.RDIDN PDNN'
lIEE SAIERS
WNEEN NPNN - May Go On Strike 111mg“ magi-1;“; , Evacuate Very soon.
18 Vote Being Taken MoStly by Women and am ”.fi‘mi‘? ASUBCESS German Advance—— Continues, and Capitol
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Done by Amateurs
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MISS IRAPP GIVES lIEE
SAVING EXNIDNIDN
Sixty Thousand WOrRE
On Women’s Garments
and workers on women’s garments
and the manufacturers was near to-.
day with dual balloting on the ques-
tiotl of delegating to labor leaders
the power to call a general strike to-
molrou, it expedient. Twenty thous-
|and workers, it was estimated w:ere
|voting today. the other forty thous-
xsw YORK, Aug. 2.———The climax1
of the deadlock between sixty thous-‘
,attributed to labor leaders, saying
gthat the workers had won a victory
ion the question of an employer's
right to discharge a workman. To this
i interpretation the manufacturers took
fexception and another crisis was pre-
lcipitated.
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Dr. Felix Adler. chairman of the
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BOSTON. Aug. }.—-—Attorneys for the
plaintiffs have filed in the supreme
of Ralph S. Barticss and other minor-
ity stockholdersl against the New
York. New Haven & Hartford Rall-
judiciai court amendments to the bill
road company and the directors 0!
that corporation who ser1ed between
council. called a meeting of his 1131101 the years 1903 and 1909. The plain-
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DIRNDNNE . 1
time for a Fine Time
DENDIDIS WIN Al Dill
DIRRI’SIINSPRDNEDLNDNlI
thorities Claim To
1PlNISRDDND DNllDREN l
Russians Still in ..
Warsaw, But Ready .To
Burned 1n Constantinople— Italian Ala-
Have 17 000 A115—
trian Prisoners—No Important Fighting .
on Gallipoli Peninsula
Warsaw is still in Russian
session, according to the latqt
\y‘
and having. cast their ballots yester 1ciates for today to find a way out 0t1titfs seek to have the individual de- Um other Athlgfic [nuts ““1 Idi spatches from the Continent.
Miss Whitehead Does Some Clever
Idav and Saturday. Most of the work-
mm from Tower 'ers are women and girls. all demands of the workers oere1ation 310 ,000,000 which amount it s l1ed at any moment, however, hr
Negotiations between workers and chiefly for a restoration of a previous claimed they unwisely and illegally nothing has occurre d 1n the past ~
imanufacturers have dragged 011 for ‘1wage scale and salary conditions inlexpended in atquiring steam and Schmidt’s grove was the scene yes
By far one of the very finest atlairs
. . a tire weeks. the medium
ot the kllld held in Norwaik was the more th 11 l e
of adjustment being \ialor liitchel's
anullai water carnival of the R010 n Council of Conciliation A week 3801 workers would be counted late to 1
.. Point di1ision of Life Savers. held
yesterday afternoon at? :30 o c'lock at
‘ ‘ r 11 biished a tatcment
the park. Thousands vieued the de- ‘1'“me e as on s
cidedly clever work of the entrants1
a settlement appeared to be in sigiltfi1
ill the e1euts. large throngs lining
the gro‘e. beach. rocks and dock.1
largest gathering of launches. canoes,
sail and mu bouts held in a long
time dotted the water around Roton
to witness the work of those in the
water
The altair went. off without a hitch
DEDISW DENIND
‘ Temporary Resident in W”tissue-l
All the members worked hard for the'
the difficulty. it possible The origin-
the shops.
It was said that the votes of the
1.11igl1t The result will not be known
1tiil tomorrow.
NDRE DDDIES EDDND
links 1.1111: him to Allen
iN’SIElNER MEISIlIND1
fcndants ordered to pay to the corner 1
Musical Program
|street railway lines and steamship en
terprises. Amendments are designed the hundred and o1er tlre boyss
to meet the objctlons of the lull bench their friends who attended the clam
ot’ the supreme court which on the bake given by Hope Hose Company
original action. decided ”131 the plain- It was remarked that the tlre corn-'
this could not as minority stockhold Ipany had not been host to a similar
lers sustain l. bill lllllli it was shown “flair for general yours. Time has
terday of a grand and lo1iai time tor' first District Youths SEMI PI'Ofi-i
clency in Sand Work}
One of the nlost interesting develop-
mentelast week at the First District
,‘ News of its evacuation is expecb
twenty four hours to indicate any
other outcome to the German ad.
1 vance.
1 There has been no
fighting on the Gallipoli Penin-
sula for two weeks. Reports from
lthat the directors after reasonable no wrought change for the better, as yrs playground was the interest displayed Athens say that a serious fire in
ltice had failed to act.
The amended bill a1ers
withdrawal of funds or the COTpOl‘R- “Huang everyone who was pregenl. To
11011 by its in 'ttors for the purposes Captain 1) F Kennedy and 11111 a'ble
specified midi-.1111“ liable as trust-
ees of quasi trustees; and as estab-
lishing that the dlrcctors had refused
to act cites a resolution adopted by
‘tesday's event was superexcellelu.
aking possible such a successlui and
pleasant alfllr
{a
in the sandbox work. The theme
least a portion of the city. West a1e
nue. was of course, the street along
committee goes deserved credit i0! 1 which their "city" was built. There}
were churches, mun Sinai bulldl s,
Constantinople has
ing a military hospital.
ing to a late estimabe have in
important, '
The Italian authorities, accord- ‘
factofles. the 111111111 with the nagpole1 their possession something over ~
As the workers or the bake the cap— in ”on even the playground had at
. .. 17,000 Austrian prisoners.
success attained. Capt. C.‘ A. .Valk town “1de lanbumas “mung SiOMOIt Inspector POI'IIIlSSIDII; the board on January 21 last, provid- m1}, had his men on deck early in the space m1 the plan In the street were
was in active charge of the carnival . ~- . ‘ ’ ‘ flag ”it! 110 suite 81‘0““ b0 13'0““ morning. maktnl final Drdparations
WM 111s Creditors to Elwin! Ilull
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DANBURY, August 2.—A man nam-
tield or the Department of Commerce \1 ‘1 '. ‘ ' T ' ‘
“Hm“ MEN WI”- ed Collier, supposedly of Seattle. was expected today to go before the plaintiff's or presented in the bill al. \\ .\Slil\G’1D\, Aug. 2...,
, : Wash. 111311 New York city.1ls at the Federal grand jury is in ”.310“ “”81”“? “180 by them in the supreme Great Britain a supplemental not: 1, 1,
.present time generally conceded by
Georgetown and Ridgelleld people to
.llave outclassed J. Rufus Wallingtord
in his ability to "stick” everyone with
whom he came in‘con'tact. At present
Mr. Collier’s whereabouts is the matter
parade to be held in New Haven. Sep- 0: much conjectui'e on. the part of ya-
I’DRADE IN NEW HIV
The Building Trades' Council has1
voted to take palt in the Labor Day
Grossin 3m .9
te'mbei' 8th. Frank 1“. Clarke and rious tradespeopie in Georgetown. order by Judge handle of the United1 til! Chime" for M DENNY"! "0.1““ l S Main “1 cd last week on the same subject,
“111111111 Hortele were appointed a11ltidgefleld. Branchville and Danbury, States court Saturday. refusing per-i .1” y 1 This Morning Iand a third note regarding deten-
£3,112}th 5111 az-zantzg at:1 the Retina“ 5” bet Tutti“ 111 Waging: 2:3: mission to William Nicholas. steam-1ceI'Olll0lly in St. Joseph's Church Appetedto it! Intoxicated 1 1 tion of . the American steamer
0“ “8 a 0 "“9 '91 ags. a gas ions 11 ° 3 c y, a boat inspector, to examine the hull of N 1 ~ '1 '1
_ _ .1 cchcs \‘tlllLll also armed to- 1-
and hate. The time of leaving South1ently not to any great extent. of the Eastland Secretary Redfleld! “IRS "Wm, ““0"“ by i The trial of Robert Haltpennyl Matthew Ryan. 0! Merwin street. a ’ .
Norw‘aik will be announced later.
11' On the thirtieth of June the man
was also voted that on and after the; who represented himself as Collier.a
first. of October. 1915. no members ot1 __......._
local unions affiliated with the Conn-1 (Continued on Seventh Page.) --
1‘against any directors of the company
tor their representatives upon any 0:
C 2._ - .
HICAGO’ Aug' Secretary Red 1 tile ground stated by attorneys for the
court.
NISS ElINERlI NEDS ‘1
SIANEDRD IDNND NAN
which is imaetigating the caulking
ot the steamship Eastland,'to tell of?
the work 0! the .F‘ederal steamboat
inspection service. Secretary Redfleld
board resumed lts~sessions, but it.
was not known what character this;
inquiry would assume in view of an;
said his investigation would go on ini,
spite of this order. He is expected tol
ask the Federal court for permissionl
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belore the general exodus 0 ‘th ngs‘ (Continued on Seventh" )-
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lFlllil Fable Struck Trolleyman as
"theme for the State That Tes-
motorman of the Connecticut Com-1
chauffeur for Arch Seiwyn, of Roway-1 was struck and knocked to the:
ton, who is charged with drunken'pan”
GREAT BRITAIN'S 1
NOTE RECEIVED
in reply to American represent»
tions on interference with neutral
shipping. reached the State .DG‘
partmcnt today and will be pulp.-
lishcd ill chnchay morning’s
cwspapcrs with the note receiv-
day.
1.
ness and reckles driving in connec-1
pavement at the Ward street switch 1 THREE AMERICANS LOST
oil will be allowed to work with nan
union painters. and all local con-
tractors ‘are requested-to take notice.
to examine such witnesses as he
needs.
State's Attorney Hoyne is prepared
1 One of the season's prettiest wed-
1dlngs was solemntzed at 9 o’clock this
morning in St. Joseph's church, on
ion Main street shortly after 8 o'clocki
0N STEAMER IBERIA!
EIRE lDSSES RINSE
At the next regular meeting, August
61h, the election of oflicers will take
place. and all delegates are requested
to attend.
A regular meeting of the Sheet Me-
tal Workers“ Union will be held this
evening. ’
ERENDN MARINES
NDW 0N GUARD [DDIN
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2,—French‘.
marines were today guarding the}
French legation at Port-au-Prince,
'Halti. from which building President
Guillaume was taken by a mob and
slain during the recent revolution . .
there. _ 1 NEW HAVEN, Ans 2—W9r8 We”
The leading of the marines from nine drownings in 0011119310“ waters
tho1cruiser Descartes was at the earn-Irwin Saturday noon until Sunday
on request of the French minister night and from lnformatibn gleaned
and was with the consent of the U. S. from friends of these victim ever)“
so?“
VALDEZ, Alaska, Aug. 2.——The Val-
dez Bank ' Trust Company did not
‘open for business today. The, banks
closing was decided on 'Saturady by
its directors, largely because of losses
resulting from t‘e recent fire ’here.
The liabilities are given as $16, 000
and assets $50 000.
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government. one was a swimmer The toll for July (Continued on Twelfth Page.) “1.9m. T 1me fQY its p“ .
American marines have alreadyl was heavy, nnofilclai reports showing -. (Continued on Twelfth Page.) 1 ‘ .1 1 ' EDIT lien Iiillell and Fill? other In- “,1“ be arranged later.
been landed. . 1 that 32 persons lost their lives in the Five liundren persons sattirday at- 1‘ -.' - . AUTOS IN SMASH UPS- illl'ed mm". W . ‘ - 1 1
.Latest advices from‘Port-au-Prince1state waters. The number or suicides ternoon witnessed the very lnterest- WORK AT NAVY YARD.1 Sunday afternoon about 5:30 o’clock it GRAND DUKE NICHOLAS
to‘the State Department said that or: was twenty one. whileseven'p'ersons lng annual water sports. which were1 NEW] YORK, Aug. 2.—Offlcers of an automobile belonging to residents Co "mam" 1 . . WITH‘DR AWNN G ARM!-
der was being maintainedthere. lwere killed by automobiles. Trolleys
The Wesleyan mission in Péft'all‘1ciaimed only a single victim and the
Prince was attacked Saturday night steam cars live
by a mob attempting to seize a man' ‘__-......_..____.—— ,
who had murdered a prisoner in jail COTTON CROP GOOD. 1.
and had been secreted there. Reari W-ASHlNGTON, Aug. 2.——The condi-
Admiral 039911011 reported the af-ltion o! the growing cotton crop of the
fair today, but gave no details. The United States on July 23 was 753 per
my '5 noW being controlled Withoutlcent of a normal. the Department of
dimcnlty. Agriculture announced today.
to present to the county grand jury loath Main street, when the pastor,
evidence tending to show the charac-llllev. 1R. J. Carroll, united in marriage
ter of men employed as members othlss Margaret Frances Inherty, 0t
tion with his colliding with an 0 Con
nor taxicab recently, driven by Beuja-1
min Hertz, on the Wilson Jint road,1'
was held this morning before Judge
George H. Vosburgh. Seven wit
this morning by one of Vaast Bros:
automobiles and driven by Frank HI
1 \VASHINGTON,A.11g 2.--‘-
Ambassador Page at London to.
Fable. Ryan luckily escaped Withi
minor hurts. consisting of contusions1day llOtifiC‘d the State Depart-
DNNN ED SUSPEND
the crew ot.the Eastland. Mr. Hoyne
announced that he was working in
harmony with Federal ofllcers.
The finding or three more bodies in
the hull of the Eastland yesterday led
to a renewal of a search today. Sev-
eral divers were sent into the boat
of bodies were seen. but could not
be recovered, because they were en-
tangled in wire netting.
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500 Resins and Friends Enjoyed
the Various Events Saturday
Afternoon
held at the Knob ‘club. The water
events were of special interest, and
the day was an ideal one. There
were swimming races. diving contests
. and canoe races, all 0! which? emu-
bated much to the enjoyablenecs ot
the occasion. 1 1
_.._‘.-——
1 (Continued‘oil Tweltth rages.
1 ' bl‘lde.
where it was reported. that a number‘
The size or the droid may be saw
‘Springnstreet. this city, and John
1Thomas Manning. of Stamford. Ad»
mlring friends of the popular young
{couple by the hundreds, crowded the
church to witness the pretty wedding.
IMiss Flaherty' mide ' acherming
She was prettiivswned in. an
attractive and most becoming dress 2.-
‘white crepe de muse. stunningly trim-
med with duchess lace and pearl trim-
mings. The bride wore a bridal cap to
match, and a handsome boquet of
white bridal roses, with a shower or
liliies of the valley.
Miss Mary Fahan. of this city, the
bride's cousin, was the bride’s maid.
Miss Fallon wore a lemon crepe de
cell ne gown, with bridal cap to match,
.and carried a bouquet of yellow roses.
1m Manning, 0! Stamford, the
groom’ s brother, was best man.
[ushers were Martin tMcGrath. W11
liam Warner of Bridgeport; Fred WarG
the New York nitvy yard had received
semi-official information today that
either three large submarines or the
electric engines at the battleship Cali-
1' totals. will be contrasted there. This
relieved the anxiety or two thcusand
men who feared that otherwise they
would healismlssed. It was announced
that the keel at the California will
be laid about goptamber 10. ‘
The‘
ion the head and a bruised shoulder.
“eases were heard ‘ No new informs 1The slight injuries sutained was duel
tion was brought out during this: 1to the fact that Fable was proceed
morning’s trial than what has already1ing slowly at the time. From the fly
been published. iport which the police have of! the ac»
Dr. H- H H03" and Paul Ripke. Ot'cident, Ryan was a little careless in
Pine Ledge, occupants 9‘ the 0C0“ not noticing the traffic before cross-
nor taxi testified as to What they King to the 5mm“ lights. Although Ry-
iknew concerning the crash. MT- “Mt an wanted to continue with his run.
said he thought “19 Selwyn car was‘lsafter the accident had occurred. Fab1e1
going from 30 to 40 miles an hounilnsisted that he. get in the machine
and Benjamin Hertz, driver of the and fie did The injured motor-mam
taxi. thought the same. James Wil'was driven to Dr. w J Tracey’s of.
:iiams, colored, testified he heard flee and after ‘receiving treatment
Hertz shouting for a policeman when w“ taken to his home. He will be
he caught Halfpenny at Washington back to work his low days.
street, after he had struck the car,
running away without stopping to. "“080“ POWER m
learn of the damage. Williams de-
clared Halfpenny "acted drunk" in
.gettin'g out of his machine. Ofllcers
1.101.111 E. Reynolds, Frank V. Ray-
mond, and Albert Fraser testified
of Port Chester. N. Y.. ran into the
rail of the Westport bridge. breaking. f /."
the rail and seriously damaging the1 HUDSON, N Y Aug. 2.11m“- men
machinen'rhe occupants escaped with were killed and four others tanned,
superficial scratches. . one oi! whom with die, when the power
Saturday evening a New York an plant or the Knickerbocker Cement
tomoblle coasting down the Westport Company submerged in quicksand
hill near Fahle' a hall jkidded on the here today. The entire building disap:
incline and partly overturned. The 1111- peered All or the dead men were lab-
tomobllists Were not injured. orrs.
ment he is 1111cst1gat1ng the re» _'
port that three Americans were._
killed and three wounded whet
destroyed
that thel this opinion prevailing unanimously seemed to he to model Norwalk or at three thousand buildings, includo
the. British steamer Lberian' was.
torpedocd and "sunk by a Germg‘xr.
submarine last 11 cek American 9
Consul Irost at Qtlcenstowil 1%
phrtcd only one American, Mark
\\ iley, killed. Later unofficial rc~
ports increased the casualticss
e
GERMANY'S NOTE"
BEING RECEIVED
WASHINGTON, AAug. a.
Germanys reply to the 9511‘
American note on the sinking of;
the American ship William P.‘
Frye by the auxiliary cruise!
Prinz Eitcl Friedrich began to.
arrive today at the State Depart»
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LONDON, Aug. :2, 11f:'53 a. m.
~4-No direct news from Warsam'
has been received here today
While there are increasing 111111
cations that. Grand Duke Nich ' l.
[as is w1thdraw1nghls army from:
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