»_ uni
'5‘
efoores ivni remain Open Unit! 9*“
O’clock This E vening to Accommodhic Winch-Big Bargains
Best Investment
is 1‘0 new EVERY IS.
SUE or THE SENTINEL.
Live novekrtsnns
,SPEAK THROUGH r'rs
COLUMNS.
ESTA; ”SHED 1870
i
TIE SOUTH “ORWAL
EVENING.
ASSOCIATED Phi“ NEW. FROM ALL PART. OF THE WORLD IV A “KIM. WIRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR.
midst: or iii. South Nor-walk rut .
Ollco as Second Class latter.
sonit‘iionVXCfi. C688. TliURSDAffiXY.
lill’l’fll 0N Willlllllllllll, M0lllEll.
GIVEN BY W0illl8‘
Attorney for lien Vorlt telephone
Company Says Police Spied on
firm With large War Deal
iiiil iiiiiiiii \
iiiti SUSPICION
Members of Seymour Firm thinlt
Other Concerns Inspired Eaves-
dropping
.‘iitJ‘d' iUitK. llny H The story til
“wilt" at-titity in Cupping tt-lt-photit-
wines iii the last two years wgip told
or length to the Thompson Legislat-
give t‘oiiiiiiitiee )‘t‘rlul‘tltiy by .lolin L.
Irwin-ire. gent-{til counsel of the New
ltIiK 'i't-ltpllonc Company. A list
an 4.10 t'iiar‘ri of Filth \tiiettipping was
Furnished to Senator 'i‘liompron by Mr.
nwngce. but “lib not mud.- public. Sen
our. ihompmn lndieuteii tlitil before
\ine iritcstigatiou is finished testimony
on a Sturtllng'nutui‘e iiitolriiig wei‘i-
[noun individuals and iirms Will
piobztblylie brought out.
The most important de\clnputt‘lll ot
the d.ty was the information that the.
telephone wires of the law firm ot
theyniotfr '& Seymour in the Equitable
iltiilding. 120 Broadway. had been tup-
ped by the telephone company on the
-\\i‘i'l ~.i order of Police i‘ontiiiissioncr
Woods. although. so far ilS Mr. Swayze
or the Seymours knew. there was no
Midi-pct- that any (-rittiinni acts were
filiaiir‘t'it‘tl. (‘oniniercitii rivalry alone,
it “an hinted. was lllt‘ basis for
topping. ‘
During the time the wires we et
tripped Seymour at Seymour were cit '
paged in .i deal involving the sale 01‘
riiunitionn to the Allies. it was not
hero-ii yesterday J. .P. Morgim & Co.z
also had been interested in the name
deal .
tunnttnuod on eleventh page)
thct
r
' Well."
i
l
i
t
lAlilS P0|80li
i
r
iiiiill tritium ittir
niiitittttioitiiiitti
Stops taken last flight to Perfect
Drgadntlon of llornallt Inti-
Saloonlnune
A large community muss meeting of.
Norwalk people interested in leillpehl
‘rtil(‘t‘ worlt was last evening held inl
the South Norwulk t‘oiigregutiousli
l
,truclt Crushes Catherine and
5 Nicholas Vlth in llartford—'
' Mrs. Vitalo to live
i. S. Willlllll llllll ,
f0ll MlNSlilllilllllll
‘Woman llad talten Offsprings.
From father in West Virginia
.to sett‘i‘ill worthy
llAR'l‘l‘tiltll. May lb.’ Witt-ll her
two children. Catherine. 7 years old,
and Nicholas. it) years old. were
iih-ti ye~tertiiiy morning on l’lt‘ithiilll
stir-ti by no lltitomohile truck driver
it) tolm < \t'riiter er lit. (litttieii
.~tiit' urn \K‘N nt-rwti-d on :i niiin
filiii‘3'll‘t‘i charge. \lr~ t‘itrnli-io \'it:tio
:t'ttliiptetl Mitt-lilo by :wiilioitiiig liillv
lets thought «i he composed of
liltllltll‘ltlt' oi mercury. and idle wus
trtltett to the Hartford liospititl
Physicians have saved her lift" front
the poison. but Mrs. \‘italo. who, he-
fore she was married. was Mile (‘llf'
iiielo Furl“ of this city. lit ht urtlirolten
fl\'l‘l‘ her chlldret's death. ~
(t‘otttinucd on Page Nine.)
villi. Mil. CilillllN 0N .
.Plll80illl lllSPllNSllllllll
1
Many improvements in conditions},
cart be made in this city. according1
to a sermon delivered in Trinity?
Episcopal church. last Sunday morn!
Coleman. His topic was “Life. Lived;
arid the keynote of the din-1
church. . ’
Rev. John staph-ton, pastor, official-l
ed the chairman. The meeting was op-
ened at 714.3, and t‘hairman Stiipletont
gure ti brief eiipitiiiation ol'\\\htit the
meeting expected to itcc'iniplhtii Aiw
tvr the iiitroiiuttioi ii. if. Spooiiei.
weretmy of (‘onrieciicut 'l'eiiiperunct
i own. gave it most lillt'l’t‘s‘llls att-
tlll'fi! (iii the progrveu of teiiiperttittt-
ll‘ulrlullil‘t‘ in ilurtiord.
\‘Iliile Mr. Spooner tiwelt on the.
temperance innit that bird been primed
“it“ good effect. he culled uttentinii'
inonaureu now "in
included: it state
it ~imilitr place,
of the state. ftl: ‘
__ -.. -.._
the work." These
farm for dl'llllkflrtlB,
in another section
iiilllll women, drunknrtls tind crimin :
.llh. ttnd all nitogether new type of
L'iil'.~~ rel'tiriiiittory. i
'i‘lit principal Hiltll’f‘fis of the e.—, '
:iig wus a mustcrtui one. and lids dt .
il'itn'il cotniiicinuly by Ila-t iiowuul
Agnew Johnson. of Stit'1ftirti. “lit!
Kalt‘ pritt‘llt‘fllly a rilll't\ oi the i"
press oi prohibition in other piilln oi
liit cotmtry. more e.~peci:iily the Kldlt‘s
of Washington tind Ktiiisus.
tl‘oliowitig llllh uddreaa it brief. yet
powerful ltllk wan gitcit l'y lit-r.
Jumm Solundt. lit-id ht‘('f‘t'li|l'}' of tilt‘
anti-Saloon league. At the clot-e of the
meeting steps were taken to perfect
the orgnnlnntion of the local antitru-
loon lt-ttgtlu.
.___.___
Mini iliilSiiiilM stilts
0N Bill’s itiitcts
A “public forum" was yesterday at
ternoon held ill the Community (‘luii
room. term street, with Mayor (‘tu'lt
sci Harntrom an the principal specie
er. .in the absence of the president,;
Mrs. P. 5. Lyon, first vlce-presidcnt.‘
presided. I
Mayor ilarstrom'a tnllr. which tooli‘
l ing. by the rector. Rev. Frederick A. . the best part of an ho“), was Wrticu.:
lariy timely. and of vast interest in;
than present, Who listened with It
_ __....... _ ‘ course was personal responsibility. He 7 compliment“! show of writpt stten»
. l said in part: ‘Uon.
I "How we may live our life Well and. The mgyor motor on the (‘ity of]
it Still itiwitit
‘est themselves outside their own iitci
battleship ”9 narrow sphere in life. They take! were many questions asked by those
toml tic-notice of the condition oi their ”,1 the “men“. my much new.” dis.
Altogether 1,045 people' fellowmen. “d 110““ Show 13° inter-l cuselon resulted.
The Sentinel-Stevens
fund today reached the grand
or $149.30.
have contributed to the fund.
In Arion Hall, under the auspicent
otd‘helolly Fis'e,.n mammoth benefit
dance will be held. The entire net
proceeds will be added The. Schitlnel-l “"3- Their 50“ l3 “‘9" belly “d
5‘9“.” fund. ‘ t their pleasure. But to serve our gen-
-The-uccount for today:
'- Total amount contributed to date.
- stress. . i
’Auiount previously acknowledged.
N‘Hllfio.
* Today's contributions, 70c. .
Total- mgr of contributors. 1.045.
Previously acknowledged 1.038.
Today's contributors. 7.
The patriotic honor roll for today:
Six “Girls of Springwood" 60c.
Donald 1. Shufelt. 10¢.
Murmur. ,
- Vitiiiititiifll ttti
i The finances of the Woman“: Asao
ciation of the South Norwallt Baptist
"Church were found to be exceptionally
tmlfying wheuq'eports of all the
. inflict-n were read during yenter~
LII} afternoon’s annual meeting.
‘, Agondlyjaiancevrnslound to be
.Wihetrcnnury.sndltmbmught
that the annotation the
I”.
’tl‘ollo'laig the m 01 officers a
y . ~ memes-slop won afforded.
. credo! wt. ; ‘ _
.» emoluments. caries cote.
Wilbert—lino Sue orni-
ltheir own selfish delights and pleu-
l ' "
t
i
its needs and trying to meet them.
"There are those who do not inter.
est in their welfare. They do not caret
whether men are ignorant. poor or
lGodlena. they live for themselves and
(Continued on Second Page.)
on trim ‘ 1'»
tsiuiutciut
NEW YORK. May 13.—Artned men
in lduncjes today took possession of
Pratt's Island. a small bit of Richmond
borough territory lying in the harbor.
after kidnapping the watchman. James
‘l-‘nrmer. whom the vigilant committee
of the Staten island Civic League of
Richmond ‘Borough bud placed on
guard as put its tight in opposition
to a plan by or City of New York
to erect a municipal diepooslplsnt on
Preli's island. Some of the lending
residents of Richmond have been talk-
' awn-m if.-
~ serve our generation, is an impilf'tsnt' Nor“v.lk'l government. paying partlc-i
”‘an- Thl! may be am” by knowing! ular attention to the financial end. and fit
more especially the taxes and sitar-ate
mentn.
Following the mayor's talk there
l
l
i
nitrite tutti 3
city. it: iiill til;
Murry « Nor-wail We. visiting in.“
NW recently. have been inter—
ested in a picture of the crew.“ the
Norwnlk iron Works. taken about.
1870. which in on show in the display.
window of The Wallis Art Shop, ou'
State street. J .
Thist group picture. token to years
ago, includes the following employ-
ees: Johtr Burns. Vic Morris. Tom Ry-
an. N. M. Emory, Robert Tate, Will
Finch. William Jones. Frank Kale. Gle-
phen St. John, Dexter H. Fairbanks.
Charles Puller, John E. Evendon. 0.;
if. Griffith. “the: Benedict. Ed Mal -:
nounhl. ‘—-—Tslohneon. D. H. Kelly.j
Nation A. Brewer; H. M. Makepence.t
C. Smith. Chlrles Bradbury. Edwin‘
Brewer. Theodore Smith. hank Hon-
nlter. John Crew. iei hthrop..
James Benedict. C. Din row. L luv:
galls, ———-Dmernon. Frank Coleman,
but cuepnosed. -.
.i-iore windows.
hint of the good things in the stores,
ipinntc and nhrubbery.
. the
' niderahle pains .to decorate their din-
.iretween the 1! states where Suflrsge
0llE Milli
lllllll tilts
\ Alflllil WA
hundreds oi Early Shoppers Were
Dirt today in Doontonn Section
Where Merchants Offered Dei-
ectablo Bargains in honor oi
Dollar Dollar Day
urticu intuit
fiiif iiiitt tillttili
Prize For Best Decorated Window
Goes to titanias f. Dowd oi
Becltrnann's lien lorit Grocery
1
Minty. \t. .t tilt iiicrtli.tttl-~ .ti‘c lll'ollt
.‘lg 'li~ ilt'inr tumour today The
second annual ilollur hit) it tht
downtown ltiirlil'iifl men 1:4 it t-iii up
Hllil~l3kt"lltlilt~ auccees. ’i‘hiit liltll'li
trig. and early thin afternoon, women
hurling ll'fllll all your of the city, and
rubul'lll. could be men trnuiping from
one More to the other. and picking up
delectable bargains all along the
wily. Every \ltlliiiill down to Shop"
rind the opportunities offered for gen
illilt hurguins h_\ the locul store» in
itictettnttix ”it nutnritl pleasure- ii
iitiuilretlioitl.
l.oihtr lily wtt~ opened lot'tnaliy luit
night when it retord crowd thumped
the downtown streets. "taking in" the
winch contained a
and llsrening to line music rendered
by the American band.
The public concert was tield in front
of the t‘ity “it” and unit enjoyed by
lllilldl‘t‘dll.o
The prize offered for the beat dec-
ornted window went in Thomas l.
bond, of A. P. Beeltmnnn'n New York
grocery. on Washington street Tlllflt
represented a "wilderness of money."
one dollar bills growing on trees.“
the idea all
this decoration was entirely o-iginal,l
and its novelty and utiquenesn is:
ntinct. .
The Judges who awarded the win-
dow prise. Mayor Curl Axel Harsuom,’
Councilman Maurice H. Nutttng. sud;
Edmund E. Crown. met at The Ben-t
the] oilice at 7:30 o'clock. They made .
a trip of inspection through the bust-
neen section of the city. looking over.
the various very prettily decorated.
windows. After that they convened
in the mayor's ofllce in the City list],
where they unanimously decided to”
award the prise to L 1‘. Bcckmnnn'sl
window. lhll being considered thel
moment and of thel
spirit or Dollar Du. The window por-
trayed money "growing on trees.” and
a banner overhead was inscribed ‘wftlr
'snnouitcement: “Your Dollnrn
Will Grow rant If You Do Your 'l‘rnd-
ing at Beckmsun’n."
All of the merchants went to con-
play windows. rind the effect through-
out wnn very worth while. The visit-
or: on the struets. however. hound,
the Beckmnnn window. endorsing the
cpbtlou of the Judges.
Although many shoppers were out
this morning, all W‘m Ire
expected to be shaded by the throng”
of this afternoon and evening.
AGE PARADE JUNE 9.
CHICAGO, Hay 18.—The difference
has been granted to we and the
thirtyanix others will be ill mm
the parade of June 9. when it is ex-
{no
l
Pant; agod'y'tonTORE—fidny, fair.
“'7 "1"" "_:'fi o‘w
o
isnitns tioit '
insult iiitiiits
Outbreak
_--.4._~\ .—
lillllMllNS Milli Wild D: Q.
Alllillll llll illlllllll filllll"
t
i
this Afternoon O‘alietlé
Out the Elite Police and Firei
Denartunts
ANSONIA, May 18,—8toning of the
buildings of the Amount Manufactur-
ing Company by strikers numbering
between one and two hundred llill
noon. led to the wottrttiiig of three
ti-ert. (illt' iti'aliy. by the Elliartla inside
i
the factory and the tutllliig out or the.
entire poiice itllil tiri- ticparttiitnts oi
the city to out "Alli eithr. tliii- man
“it\ shot through tile ltirirs .tllil is
expected to die. Another was shot
through the lt‘p‘ and it third through
the Shoulder. A great crowd clogs
tiic Maple Street bridge and the en
\iroits oi the factory. 'litt men be
ill!" piti'itdlng and demo intratlnx this
morning at about it o'clock 'l‘hey
marched up and down Main street,
lci‘oes the bridge and down the west
filllt‘.
iluitiir: the ioon hour they tlirongetl
3|,000 DAMAGE Silll
AGMNSI llllllll Willlil
i
l
i
i
(tIliblttlili‘ Ht".l‘_\' (' St‘ltt'f‘. title at
ter atlili] :t'f'\t‘(l pattern, iirttun through
the office ot Attorrityi Lilitueder A'
Ilitirt .:.;tii. oii Aiiieii \t'eliiinz fl.ill Eu
to the factory and in the railroad cite ‘
i‘oii on the rumor that l‘ll‘l‘dt‘ltrt‘.tkl.‘l‘h
were ftllilli‘iL: into [UV-ll. They .ooii
begun to thin“ eliiltt‘e in‘o wittiows
oi the factory L'l tulle}... dinning tip
to the building illlll then inithlti;
hit-h lhitiiltl one of iticw attztth
Liliiiiln l.tl.“t‘tl the \tiidoui~ iroin thr-
hottom and tired into the crov-tl. three.
tiicri tailing. The ninb fell buck. and
the man nioitt seriously injured wits
rushed to the ho pititl. while the
others were taken to hirintiu pint-cs.
Where tin-t :titl \\'.i~t gi.«_i llli in.
When the rioting was ill its heigii.
a httrry cull wait seit for the police,
but the few men on duty were utttible
to bundle the trouble and eight strikes
on the firebeil culled out the crime
lire depailnieiit to net tie it tort-e
dt'pulllA‘tl it) tnaitlltti'l the peace. T31.-_.
lli't' now Hb'b‘t'illlllldg.
Although with the arrival o! oiicc
men and firemen on the scene t - dia‘
lurlilnt‘e began to abate. the striker~
were said to be in nit ugly mood as .t
result of the shootings, u‘id threats
of further violence were made.
A number of special deputies were
sworn in by the Mayor this afternoon.
to Instill the police ill preserving or—
der. and u call was sent to Sheriff
l’hiilp llugo. M New Haven. asking
him to send deputies to this city.
lililllililllll SlillllS
' Cllllllll lilli
floOassaltioslesdtodSo
‘ the paintings of John W. Alexander Ll]
: Chicago, on the public school art not.
i
i University of Nebraska;
Atterbtiry, New York.
fgr pg land
. e and
Stuart ”I it til“ for Show:
damages, The case is returnable lit
lhc totir o' loliitiioi. pit-tn l'li tin lll‘>
'ltil‘rtit') i. liltit‘ ’i .it pi;tiiill".~ are
if. its tili'l .I.itii- l. Seymour .tiiti.
Theodore and .\t-iiie it} Glover
'l‘ho writ says that on February 19.
lttlzi. Wellnitz and Stuart loaned to
Theodore tiltirei'. one of the plainlilb.‘
tht still! of Show. To secure. this loant
:i full! and mortgage were given. Two
[.‘tit‘t‘lfl oi land. lllii' outnui by the
.‘V‘yinour.~ the other hi the tiltiver<
itii‘e liiUllKillit‘tl to \\eiiii.ti and
Stuart. 'I'iie rout-merit iii:ior liii the
note ”13' wzi g‘ic. so): the \Hl'.
lllill tit. .. ‘. tl‘ » it ill soon, tA.;~ i..."
thi- |-..i-- curing. by “'t‘liilil'f.
. 'lii‘it'r‘l at .i (limiter f‘dl‘
Ni \i‘Hl. iii tlll'l'tl i‘iolaiioi ol
ward (‘.
in
It.” i. t
:‘w li>ury it'.tttitv.~ t-i t'onnccucui.
‘ir :I‘lll .‘tl'n‘. :w‘tiiioi , 1".» or i
i' tii' t! ‘v out i'\ :t. t.t. «Ill! :tre on
:II ‘\lilr oltl lt i> : tic'l L.. the is.
' i-‘l NH 2' :t'r- iltii tilt-'.l.m\ t"i|tt'i.t’ t.
'iiiri .t:r:ii:i; lit to illi':. Site-hrs
“Minor and Strum. litioniip: this
took itdt’utttupe oi tlitiii and induced
thrill to sign the note, [ninety ropie
noting that. ”It" would he held linhla
only tor th' half of the Still-t. “here.
in it matter of flu (whey are hi id for
the entire amount.
it is I‘t'lllat"lt‘ll by Iii; plaintiff.
that the note illlll mortgage he do
stroyt-tl. “fill that the coiitt llh iiinple
duniugen.
ART EDUCATION IN SCHOOLS.
tritsnixo’l‘ox. iiuy lb.-—Ari edu-'
cation in public schools. libi‘al‘lt‘tt and
universities. and city planning ere
the principal topicu before the Amcri j
can Federation of Arts in convention;
here today. Delegates attended ll;
memorial meeting flllfl exh‘liition oi;
the (‘orcorsn Art Gallery.
The program today included rid
dresses by Miss Snmuelin Crosby, oi;
cicty of thnt city; Miss Mary Powell.:
of St. Louis, on public library art,
work: Prof. Paul Grumann. of the;
Grocvenori
architect. on‘
city planning; George E. Kessler.l
scape architect. on public paring:
Poul W. Bartlett. sculptor, out
‘3 “I.“ '\ lsculpture in Washington. ;
- . M
CANAL zone oer-teens Ar
ROM-E. May tit—The vast region PLATTSBURGH.
in central ltnly extending from
Mulls. through the Abrusst
incen. to Perugin. Pronto, [Writ
to Ferraro. on the north. and
there were no casualties. but details
reaching. here see still meager.
of
was the earthquake of
1915, when thousand:
lutltt
directly south of Aquila.
ROME, Sh yl'l, viii Paris. May 1
titular shimmer In
the Adriatic client between
of cornicen.
servntory at Florence.
repetition of the! earthquake, which
prov-l flcers attached to the gurrisona in the
aunt Pansmn Canal zone will have charge
fail,“ the business men‘s tralnlng camps
eluding the republic of Ban Merino.i at 'Plnttsburgh this yenr. it was an-
hon been strenuby an earthquake; pounced here today.
the. shocks being repented many times.; headed by Major Peter Murray, of the
TEMIY‘MKM and throughout vector-y 29th infantry. who will be camp com-
day. 80 far so is nt present knowmrrnandnnt.
At. canal none is due to the dearth of
Pen-no bourbon-err were dammit: nvsilahlo men in the eutern deport
The pnneut. disturbance is could! mom owing to the numerous transfers
ever! put of the seismic movement to Me_xlco And the border.
which the greatest development,
anunry.‘
of persona. CONTRACTS“)! STATE ROADS.
were killed at Avenue. which lies
ream shocks have continucdlCommtsnlnncr Charles J. Bonnet has
ever " lawsrrded s contract for the construc-
' tion of two miles of improved pave
11:51 a. m.—An earth lobe of trr-v
q 31?”; men: in the Town of' Derby.
Rimlnirbe built of re-enforced concrete for
and Guam. At the letter town nl , ‘h it; b
vdosdn people were injured by the fail "0 miles on ‘ e turup 9 road 8'
li‘nther Alfnni. Director hr the 0b- awarded to a New Haven company for
predicts 9 33mm. A second contract awarded
secen man i t
$1.3! . ligand. uddertirtriiei-f fill; 1"“ C. Grover, Charles ““W‘ not“ no,“ me. win and. hr m to the Venetinn provinces.
W.Chsrlos-0nhcne,c l . ~ - v
ml. comma-in “wummmtmmflmmw
immune-ism 0'“ .9, .. J“. Am tire-a nun-tit www
mu- who abuse Meier ““1- “5 ””- ' into Niel-m it u. out: amen.
’ ~ punchline-d ml: hilt '5 -""' m .Iilnntxln Wi-m 'flmmtll‘r
E. too mm an...” ewe . men. men toe-o tor a muss. m~m.a.
he was left on": being vernal not to. 77413313“. “L 3" “—mi sundown wmtwom‘ym-wom to warmer .
. _.- .3 "Ihlllll ”a ”want ‘ .fi: M Illl' “"hl moose-m '.. I
M'“‘.. gum” in W~ file . f-II-‘d the new wine» common
.miu tune. W'Ir-l“‘m-°"W 2"" "mm“ “'9 h- m stunt-II. will to“ soon-Iv: Wanda-t m; n: mm
uno- . - I“ oar-in Usim- ,. . . . . . .
a... .mmmmmw“ Ore-t. . Midflothflgirln tit-ennui mnon-pasiuwu«ntr_
line; they» Wed/tire erg-5W °‘ m"‘“‘”‘ “m.“"m on). with W limo“ “Wan-Mm
. tritium. Iranian-nit .uutieuob-tuiiiniomu m. , ‘
-‘ - ’ 3:“, Wmt°rrm_miswwm~wm , -: ,
\ , I“, . L' ‘. .‘w J} v ’.‘
NEW YORK. Msy18.~Severi oi-
They will be
. /
The assignment of officers from the
anemone. May roan; lvny
It will
yhnd the Yale football field. it was
sub in the United Suite: to ad.
‘ a
I
Said to have lost iieavily.
While French Troops.
Alter llard Fighting Cap-
tured fort on fill] 304—..-
Austrian Aeroplanes his-
playing Great Activity
4
.a
Several attacks were made by
German troops on the Verdun
front last night in an effort to
capture a redoubt at Avocourt. j‘.
The French official (statement of .. 1‘.
today says the Germans were re-
pulsed each timc, and that they
lost heavily.
French troops. after Seven
fighting. captured a German fort__ J
on the nortltegst slope of Hill t
. l
Three German trenches north
0‘ Hill 237 were raided by French
forces. which killed or captured
the, occupants of these positions.
On the Verdun front cast of
the Mcusc the artillery on both
sides was active during the night. .
’l‘wo French noroplanes drop-
ped 80 more shells on the railway
station at Met: on the night of . -
May 16. .‘
An official dinpstch from Itole‘.‘ "
ian Headquarttrg at Udine re‘ .'
ports that Austrian acroplannr ‘
are displaying a great activity '
and have made several attacks on
towns in the vicinity of Venice.
It is stated that these attach
have caused insignificant mater~
in] damage, that no lives have
been lost and no military results
accomplished. .
The Federal Department ‘06
Switzerland nnnouuod today
that the German government
cxprcuunl its regret through the _
Swiss Minister at Berlin that two- .
Swiss citizens lost their lives g; .
when the British steamer Sussex“ .
was torpedoed by a German sub-
marine. The German government _ .
has promised to indemnify the ‘9 ..
families of the victims. ;
' through Count van“. (2*
. has instructed all coal.
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t
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Bern
mninh German ‘citizens ih their
diam to scrupulously observe
American laws. Thine was dot"
in an effort to end various allng
ed violations of American new}.
entity.
Premier .
this morning for Cork; where’hg... _
will arrive 's afternoon.“ He'll '
expected to 1d several cont ,
prices with the Nitionalist
ers in the south of Ircllnd. If”!
which he will return to Dublin:
Settlement of the ' ‘be-i
tween Greece and the tutti:
Alliesinrcgurdtothctmmr-‘i
Mine of Serbia: troops how-
Corfu Island to the Salcnikl front
is reporued from Athens to hsvc‘ ‘
been rescind Itissaidgae Greek;
minister! to the Fatente m '
have reported to their govern-
ment that it has been decided» to
transport the troops by sea. ‘
. Official announcement ‘ or f
today by the commissioner was for n i the
Asso'm'yunre we of blcornnc psvoi
i
immune-nicer. or the.
rustic. at London on. week
difiereucosi
Greece but! been settled in s
cum Alicnin mama.
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