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I0 SAND DINAMAIE— AAADID
IRAH III III!“ MWRAGI‘
I. I. OrdeIs Iiittrned IeLrlnan
Vessel to Permanent Berth 0ft
W M if 300 Tue
deteriorating —- TM Dans’eroas
" for N V
f! onioormon'l‘, Se.pt 18.——Bridge—
Apart, celebrated for Magpidnutaotures,
parks, labor troubles and garbage ere.
motory. is soon to have another honor
~l’fouht‘ful to he sure—thrust upon it.
The German ship Magnolia-3,. with
006,000 pounds or reed, strong, healthy
dyn'elnite, gunrdnteed to blow on ni-
lied trench inside out. and to five its
occupants tree and sudden transportn
tlon across the English channel, is to
”be anchored about six miles OI! the
local harhpr. .
Too Danufiroue (or AIM You-h
The reason for the honor, .ls_ that
the oii'yri or Newman, ieuirni’ng.‘ train
«duperts that the" lib—horse power cargo.
is deteriorating rapidly, felt that it
Wobld‘ be an excellent idea to more
the ship from its anchorage in
Gravesend .Bay..beea‘use the explosion
misjlt sympathetically set‘ofl the
magazines in the nearby torts. Con
tinuing the reasoning, government ex-
pert. said Bridgeport only had A few
ammunition factories and the Sound
“who large, 80‘ sent the lingdegurg
there Mithhhrtenitod' deem it lbsry"
, sigh of- relief while Bridgeporters
gasp with apprehension L
You see, it was like this: During
the stirring days in the early part
of the war, British warships, watch-
ing for. unfortunate German sailors
uni passengers to take of! neutral
snipe, failed to Spy the iidgdebu'rg
l
with h trifle like a cargo of 600,000,
“trench baking powder” I
, mode of
. .abonrd. So the ship got through the
electrode and anchored in New Yoiii;
harbor.
Mo’ny Narrow Sheep”.
There the sturdy Teutun crew}, tvitll' ~
brew. not down
patience; to await-
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as. BEdtlz- i
one? one A '
seven: men! _ '
fuel: to the U. M 0.: or Remington
plants. bug. duel: until everything he:
Ala tide ed; end then“ shoveiél toacoop
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(Continued front First Page.)
in had, both in torn.) and feature, and
her reddorlng of hill- pert Was favor-
'nhly compnred by thoee Who heard her
with thetdvpil—known and popular no
tréss. lief eélrpoiee woe huité remark-
able (or iii: amateur. and the pathos
or her 9.01m; brought tevA‘s to the eyes
at many ,tho heard her. 3,.
Mr. Col-roll is well known as a site
ed ambur notor. Min, histronlc ability
for encelnj'lthn’t of the” professionals.
He and mill? Leavenvifort‘h played to.
gather before mlohn‘ d Dot in "The.
Cricket on tho Hearth:
‘ 'Mrli Arthur Philips, well known tor
her drd'ihatie. gifts, ‘Ivhose' churning
recitation: have been so much cuoiy-
ed by half many friends Bind admirers,
kindly consented to' talmmsrt' in the
play, nie'o Mrs. George Pentecost Miss
jPhei‘pe and Miss Brev‘oort
The second part of the entertain
ment was arranged by Mm. Henry 0.
Valentine, who spared no pain: to
make the attraction she offered a sue
3cese. This was a kinder simphonle by:
:f Romberg, written in three movements,
for piano and sixteen instrumpnts
Frank L. Hastings, Prostdenhot the;
:Russian 5mphony Society noted as
eonfluetér‘; Mr'e. Henry C. Valentine
and Mrs Charles B. Foote Were at the
“piano: airs: Robbin played hm vio i
lin; Mrs. Nathan M Clark and Prank“
What-mm, second vlollnlsts; ‘Nathnn
M Clark, ‘celio; Miss Hastings, drum;
Mrs. Lewis B. Brown, triangle,, Mrs.
George Besoh, xylophone; hiIoflerrit
Smith, quail: it Is. ilVlllazii L. Senrles.
nightingale Mrs, King, cacko
Pentecost cricket; Mrs. Mlxsefl, cas-
'tnnet; Mrs. Charles Bates Dan
Al‘”, '1
ZEPPfllISCAAIAB
GIIAIDEAABFAAMAGA
EMWOIW Milf-
indie-inventive Ste-ebb
cram.
NEW Y0”
of persons ruin the millions who our
the first Zeppelin ”reld over the beer:
of London on the night offid‘pt. 8.
reached New York today aboard the
,‘Sept. Elle-A mindful.
steamship Orduni with thrilling Iter-
ies of the light in the sky between the
’inveders and British aircraft, and out
indicted
or deteils' of the damage
which had hitherto been W
by the censor.
There Lwere said to be'three Aleppo ,
line in the deer, although those who
told the story today had seen but one.
They circulated over the the-trained
hotel district or London, £1va ex
filoslve and incendiary bomhs‘ One at
the late'r, it weir sold, caused the ileul'
tructlon or on come more of Wire-
honeea within‘ilve midhtee"tvellt of st.
Boul‘nLCsthedrel. An explosive bomb
ripped through a eix- stery teneoient
in the center of the city; sheltering
the building from top to bofldhi ind
killing 9. dozen or morymen. Women
1nd children as they elept.
Severe] bombs according to the eye-
witnesses, fell near three hoepltnlll in
a cluster, the central one of which wall
the Ophthnlnio Hospital. full
0!
'wonnded soldiers. All three buildings
were rocked to their foundations, and
not a pane or glass was left intact.
Pieced together from accounts giv-
en by the Ordunn'n pureengers.
g5" able more was done by a bomb ‘
0
story at the air mill was as follows:
-'The raid occurred between 10: 45 and
11: 15 o’clock on the night of Sept. 8.
Persona asleep in the Metropole, the
Victoria. and other hotels in the centl
,4 er of- the city were awakened by the
whirr- Lo: areoplane engines as the 133,14
, tish air fleet took wing to repel the;
invedere Just n§ the Zepifiiliué n0
. poured over the Strand most of the
Lill~' f -
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m6 T-IQIJ~NADON&. CRETGON
VICE .-
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ploding shells. As'tlmo passed those
who had tied at first to cellars gained
courage and came out into the streets. .
They were in almost ovary staze of
undress, eye witnesses said, and limos
ends of men; women and
walked the'streets, or Blood in groups,
gazing upward, dressed only in their
nightclotheSJ-
The bursting shells. lighting the sky
like meteors, , shattered Toto sudden
nm’ul‘ around the Zeppelin. The suits
of flame scanned to ‘lsesllnding‘ their
.znrg‘et. Meantime. the‘Zeppelin men:-
london, circling at? least twiceThe ,
mums ended when 3 shall burnt .
unseat directly under the ell-crews
bow.
A swerve, A sudden dip and the Zap
polio Wail ion! to the “diminish” A
manent later the airship we: spotted,
And she appeared to be coin; down
by the head. For a tow seconds she
hovered Wtelnly....then righted. .
pointed hotness slightly upward, and ’
ascended so rapidly that within I min
me or two the searchlighte could and
her no new. LG,
Then mpdou went to bed that night
with not; with. but. not to (stir, these
paenengermsld The next day. at re-
erultinz shattene which were empty
the day abalone,- there were [our
lines of men wetting, eager to join
the army. ».
Back 0: the Cathedral, where there '
are many werehousee, there were vie
ibie edecte pt the raid. An entire city
block was in ashes. The burned build-
lugs had been tilled With clothing so
other supplies for the British Arm
There: were no munitions in the buflflu'm
Inn. however; it won gold. \,
M the-plinthamie hospital in they“
control notion of the city, container-
which: hid Mien about a. block buy.
on one hospitals tor. wounded sold
tors hid lelt the force of. the explosion g
as it it hnd been II. their doors
RUSSIAN FORCES MAY
EXTRICATE THEMSELVES,
NDLON Sept .3... (3:483 m.
dinhnrshetl ‘ deuce :i
children, .
oeuvred over the“ Hotlm'n seen“ or ‘L V L L
others. « ‘ » ..
This building and two others convex-ta “
sTnMFoRI)”
Honest «tough 90 hi chi-Indra ,
.ioned, such is the workmanship
lof our furnaces. We are proud of '
being old—fashioned in this re-
spect for we are up to date in all
A
In other vvords. the Stamford' is
a thoroukh furnaceewell made
‘in every detailweiniple in Opera-
tion—ecertain to perform well the
work for which it is intended
None is bett r f
:K'i‘
EL’ retired, Lexi. Sept: ZGwThe occu-
pollen of Torrebn by the Carrenzlt
“ mice according to a when to the no
‘ onrtnient oi Commerce. Bonsul—Gener
,, al Keene, at "Valparaiso, announces
‘ en New York' {or $155, 000. However,
shy foresign hunks.
crud one Comfort
P we did. It quickly
heeled" His Mind}: erekin does not
show a bi have“ been a nurse
to: optimizer of gamma one-- big girl;
recommend S ken (lento Bowder.’
W Why ,We Mose
MM'WS
»m acquit-lad
mun!
At Drug,r n“ Daft Stones: The.
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AMERICAN CASH FOR NITRATE,
* IA LIB.
Sept,
uh;
WASHINGTON, 20. ~—,New
L’ondon Excl‘innge for (‘hlIean nitrate
the sale. to In American film of 4.000
ions of nitrate with, payment by drgtt
he adds since there is no American
bank in Chile, much Lot tli'e benefit of
the; ,tenneneyj to, establish dollar in:-
chdhgw muetbe lost, on this type...“
exchange is only temporarily favored
WOW MAI
' the trolley borer down upon him.
and struck Brennan. Dr. G. M. minim.“
“1‘ took the unconscious indium hlmfio‘
. their r‘éturh the ll‘eh‘rliig warm
York Exchange has taken the place off ~ ‘
her and twh hither husband
._ the hospital
, woods.
- ties until caught yeSterdny.L
KILLED BI
loonttnued Morin} PIN
dseertain where the man wad wel
The trolley oiflcinin‘ (his riot-m will
that the reports, Whie'h‘ their hard; W
dicate that Brennan wad walk”
along the road close to the tree
that he stepped between the trnele in
The cai has ejerhhedby Material”.
John Dunnlgnn and Thomanxvgell-fime
the conductor. It was reported "that
Dunnlgan is not a_ regular motermm,
but works as a. speciel...&lw the our,
awhich was crowded with. people new
"word bound -trem Comm. Boswell!“
1801 Cayuga street, .Philsdelpbis. Pi...-
chlne and rushed him to the hos’ltnl.
All eiforts to save his “totalled and
he died fifteen minutes . afterwards
without regaining consciousness.‘
Early this afternoon the Sentinel 3
tallied a statement from A low on
an automobile party, who was drl
by when Brennan was struck,
indicated that the dead men was r] ‘
ing between. the rails. ,
The coroner and medical exdmi
Went immediately to the scene or ti
accident at 1: 30 o'clock. and
HELD IN $5,000
GREENWICH,
charge bf ageiult with intent to
Henry Walker and his wife, Mnry
week ago today, was brought ngal at
Robert Harding when he was present
ed before Judge .1. LR. Mend in the
$5. 000 fer the Superior Court
witnesses were Mrs. Walker, Chief of»
Police Talbot and Constable Mo
who made the a’r'Iest. Mrs. LaW‘Lnllte
said that live shots were tired .
self and her husbanfl, that {it 0,9 tilt
Set broke the latier‘s glas'e eye
then went into the head. He is
Hardin‘g hid In
He lived on apples nod
BROOKER
m
I NEW YORK. Sept.
Norwalk Chronicler