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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 1916
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OPECIAL WIRE AND oun own 0 PEHA‘I’OR. I
Thundershmeis this after. or tonight.
TWO Cw.
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ESTABLISHED 1370
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SUBWAY NNN
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All the Present Office Nelders
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ill in origin
, IIEHI AEGISIHIIIIII
I ;Plaslsdeferleeeiving President
Ileny [cautions Introduced at
Session BeluNeld in NartfordI Wm This Emile
1W0 BRIIISH SIEAHSHIPS
IHE SIRAIHIAY AND ARE
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, I I nanrroao. Sept. s—i. resolu- ATLANTIC (IIT‘V 3"!” ‘ 'II”I*‘ ’ Ii
. e I‘m" was introduced a, the session gates to the National American \\ i-i
——--——- * {k The strength of the Republican Iof the Convention of the Connecticut man Suffrage Association in conven- .
pawn in ltarien wa» shown last. oven 1
Federation of Labor suggesting that
-tion here. who on they expect to be
ing at a meeting held iii the Town
enfranchised before many years hate
an appeal he made to the next session
James T. Weddell, king of Strike-
breekers, Attempts to Operate
Surface lines With 3,500 New
Men
SEVERAL IRAIHS
AIIACHEII BI HOB
H.111 for the p pose of nominating
candidates for the offices whose term
expire this year. The session lasted
but :'- minutes. during which time
I.“ cindidates were chosen. in each
Itase but one candidate ran for of-
Int-e and ‘Ne was unanimously noml-
_5‘3B’Intt¢d \‘o balloting was done. and
the c. ‘et‘a of the met-.ting \‘Nilliam
Illoti' on. caw one Vote tor t'l(1't non
trim if tNo more opposit 1th is s ‘:NowN
Nin the ”NIH? elt‘tlltlll than .11 lilii
Imeetitig. 'he Republitath will .‘Wr‘t'
the town. William ll Willmott Was
the tInaNrtNNatN. and .lttdge Sherer aii-l
Augustus ltrummer w‘eti- the tellers
although ttone were needed.
The nominations are as follows:
New York Policemen Busy Search- Now... him It Fillet-Ii.
. _ I lloard of Relief. LI years-~\\Iiliiatti
mg Roofs and Making Arrests rumiui»
: iltmt‘tl «if Roll-CI. 1 .\t‘arm-lietlt'ge
1', 3 l’custoti
‘ - d Jllritrs‘ \‘NIliilalll ll. \\'Nllntot'
.\I1‘.\\' Ytillix’. Sept. \~— N1..\.‘N.‘ fi'tt<- “I“ .\. .1 ”MN,”
litiipii Iii: i-IlItNN‘ls til 13> Sll'iIilllll t‘lli’ 'III|\ IIUIII‘NUI' ‘\Iiit'l‘i S. I’lates.
DION“ ’0 II“ “1' ”W ‘ III‘V‘." “III ‘I‘ t‘ tn~tables——\\‘;irrcn \\‘. (irecn. 1-‘rcd
‘H't‘li “HI““YM‘V III“ III" III'IT‘ “Ni (it‘u . r, llaNid .\latlier null .loiin Finch.
llapid Transit tompanv today ttiriitui ”UHF“. “f “H,“ William III
its attention to its urtare lite~' \\‘illmott,
whitli have been (l'iilpii‘ti ~ttrte 'le gum," pmhmlw, “I“ 11,“). ll
‘IJII‘I" ““5 II““I“II“‘I “I“III""I‘I“~‘I “I’LII‘i- Retoiiuw and Itr (borne II .\onon.
All tars oti iIIl' socalied "‘irccn" lines “Mp”. 1-3. It rum“.
tt‘l'i't"'6lllilll~' the urcu‘vt' tutt 01' tit" N: .mi of trout..- \Ill‘t'ii Niort
\iil‘iate system in .\‘ltiuhattatt and the NM“... ppm...” V; IN; “M In: If
ilzotix were \\11llti1'.l\\lt at \ ocituk ll ”mu,"
law lIlL’INi alter lllillll‘tllT'lll‘; dtirlti: .‘tie uh, 5,.1, ”mm 4;, mm, .\1. 3:
tray .N .‘t'l‘vIH’ barely Lo or rent. o: 533.1,,ng
llttlllliii Stillltvi Selet'tiitir. l!.r.iin it 111:.
\Nian Ihc stirlatm cars \Itlt wartei pm
out .Nut 11 at six o'tlock this NtNoziNiu:
the situation was iti charge oi .I.llll“‘
'1‘. \h'addvll. htiown as the 1-.‘NNN: oi
strike breakers. .\lr. “Holdall canto MEXICANS WANI
hete from (‘Iricago last lligilf. ttiukiun
lIlt run by special traiit in twenty
hours. lie promised to crust: the
SHIDIERS 10 IEAIIE
strike in is hours.
"I have 3.5tto strike breakers liere’
said Waddell. “um um of 11 . se at .
now working. The, are NN\NN tIaNNI
enough to control the ~iNttatNutN."
Subway and elevated trains run last
i.-
iiight and this moi-trim: as ust_t:tl.‘
Fearing that the so??? would be NC! to Make Formal Reque“
able to interrupt th‘rs" st'l'\'Itt’. 'hntt» Today
ands of persotis' yi\;terd:l\\ patronized
the multitude of jitncy autotrt'obiis'
that mobilize at every intpprtant ceug
ter, bui ioday the travclii: public.
returned to its accustoNNNt-d romes by
subway and “1.".
.——.—.
NEW LONDON. sep'.
s‘tittiption here today of the comer-
,etici-s of tlio .\1exicati».—\iiierican joint
. tconmiission sucking a permanent set-
le of elev ted trains were . . .
-NttIhtNIBNHI:lth~iric theac'irlv morning .tlement of the international ditficul
bid in no N e was 131”", any wities. it was regarded as probable that
r s . d . . . .
much to a mob riot Strike “m before this atternoone deliberations
litlitizer on the roof (if tenement “PHI (‘I'III'IU‘it‘d litt‘ .\lcxicau delegates
I ‘ ~ I ) i 1 i‘ I
houses bonrb tided the trains with bot- ng‘ililli‘ril:\anII‘ gfftthrrerfiiIl:«Iqutéglgormtéi;
11 s Nid br Is. and in one iN<N tancc ' ‘
“‘m] “pistol I213“ \'one of the 1m] ptinitiNc expedition from .\1e\ican NF
lets took effect but several p'issen- mm" II‘II’I” bearing ‘III‘HIII'I IIII)"
- v « ~ ‘ ‘ ' ' I : t . . , . N . , I
.Eers' were cut by fllis's‘ll’s mil broken IWI'I‘SIJIII‘II: “iv ”:91 ‘sit‘upItlnr 3")“;
glass The lutilu‘ surrounded the ' "t I (I Ownfl‘ " It ‘m‘II
t r o i at
blocks frotii which the NNN: SSIIS cam: cliie‘ismrrIIliitlIiIEOtrgI the lll‘lilll‘lint‘nt't‘
and searched the roof-, 1311' made ‘ ‘ ‘
'.;-1.-m)v e ‘i w» i e2
only a few arrests. or t N-r al i, th boldtl' Nrt \
RANGES tiNNitN Al I I I
tNNNNiNNNthN
I N n. presiding, the representatives of
‘the two gowrnments engaged in (ilS<
Four Safely Towed 0" But the W. ISOIIIIIII SALEM AIIIIIISII
F. Gilbert Needs Services of "AD w “AME BACK
1cussion which it was expected would
Niesttlt in progress looking toward a
Wrecker
a
-
better understanding of the objects
iii Niew.
Although the tug. Robert [\chllis-
ier yesterday got a litre on the scoa
W. 1“. Gilbert which was cast away.
on P‘airfield Beach in the storm of:
two nights ago.
of water and so broken up that tt.Gibson who is on daily traffic duty
could not be floated
Owing to tire good work of CaplainI
Joe Green and his ctew the fouri
other coal laden boats which wentI
aground were floated yesterday after- I
noon with the rise of tire tide. The!
G. W. Kellam was taken off the bar
running out to the light where it
had wedged firuily._ From her strand-I
ed partition on Falrtleld Beach the
Blue Cabin was eased into the water
and the Blue Moon and the S. F. San-t
ford were floated from the bar 3'. bill was reached, however. Mr Tucker
the entrance to Black Rock harbor. evidently forgot his promise to the
They are full of water and ate all policeman for he kept. right on go-
lealting badly. but it is thought that . ing. A large touring car was com-
Niian who gave his name as J.
ITucker, and his residence as South
Salem. tried a slick getaway stunt
the stranger and also laughed last at
sortie witnesses of the adult who gave
the occurrance.
.\ii Tucker came down .\lain streetI
in his machine, and turned into \‘I at?
street. headed east. on the wrong side
of the traffic dummy. The sergeant
"called" him for the act. but he said
he would turn around at the foot of
“in Hill and come back. \‘I hen the
the boats will be pumped out by to- mandeered by the officer immediately; Hlohnson colored, a patient in the lso-t by the health officer, that her deten- were possibly ytternally injured. Both
night 88 the U158. Robert \ICAIIISIOP and the \ew Yorker was overtaken on latlon ward at. the county hospital tion at the hospital is no longer nec- are expected to recover.
and James hit-Williams are takingI Westport menue hill.
water out of their bolls now i
no strained and so full of water thatI was not used to driving a car, and
(he Baxter Wrecking company of New i that he did not stop for fear of atalllnx visltbd recently at the ho \e of Mrs I lug there she 15 protecting the health members of this new corps.
The officer read the riot Morris Trendway, also colored.
Coal cargoes averaging 1,000 tons act to h1m.liow,eNer and then allowed‘ Burrvllle. where a case of smallpox otherwi; e be endangered to fcertaln member of a for
'IYork city will take her 0!. his engine.
to the boat were saved. Ihlm to continue on his way.
Commissioners in New london Err-.I,
S. ~.\I the reuI
this morning, at the corner of Mainl
the boat was so full'and \VaIl streets. but Sergeant Harryl
at the corner. turned the tables 011'
him the ‘horse laugh" at the 1. me ofI
In the station house, the violator of' from smallpox“
The Gilbert is in such .1 position and the traffic regulations stalled that he a domestic by a family 1iNlng at PointI ever, in not anxious to leave the hos— that this was the first serious accl-
ISession lust Closed Planned for
Nations] Defense and Passed a
New Emergency Revenue Bill
lot the General Assembly asking that
steps be taken to repeal the sta'ule
, creating the State Board of Arbitration
Iand Mediation.
The resolution,
. Ito the committee on resolutions, de-
‘ plored the lack of activity oti the part
“All” PURCHASE of or labor unions. that an arbitration
I board similar to the one in Massa-
were introduced this Nirotniiig and
win referred to the tesolutioi coin
Expenditures Were $1,631, 583, ~ mittu
(‘hUa‘tlid be authorized The resold»
(mo of the most intori sting was in
illon wan introducid by Patrick
682 Gfeast m Nation' 5 Hist“! tiodut ed by Albert leirnian ot llridgr
Ni\1eai'a of New Haven
'lwentyeflve additional resolutions
port. asking that stips be taken to
"" ,seture the passage or a law requir-
\\ .\slll}.(; l‘ttx, stpr \ —Thp first ing a more strict examination for iill'
Svsntttt of tht- .s‘tv'y fourth l'tlngt'tisd I>tlllllll of automobile operators‘ lt~
uhrult adjourned Nodal. was (‘Nillt‘Hrllwl t'cnses.
chiefly with national deft-use Amoftif the 0th” resolutions in
I When the pawl ltii t‘tmurtt‘s l:Nl troduci-d were the following-
tiilt't‘lrti reuiuatitxation and i‘eml'izp Requiring public cairytug automo-
Nuent oi thi- .\rm:.' and .\‘aNy tor tie- b les to provide a 83am" bonds. rill!-
teNNsc- ot‘ the t'ntmli'}, at the illiili‘t'tt' gusting that the revenues llftW sc-
detittd com. or titanimoinn, with an ctireo it)’ private insurance (:ulllpdnlv'w’
rout/aim.» ...:N: \viii ”1411.14" .. .- b:- lithi'll Ill charge by the state. thus
moat t.N lIll'-‘t~ yum to ilt‘dl'IR sin, provititu.’ tor a state insurance illllti.
Neuron“ \‘tIiIIi a,” n‘hn-I‘ t‘\|N'11liI'ilIIt ,., I‘ixtt‘iliilltg lltt,‘ pf‘olwlloll OII tllt‘
.tppropziataits were htottg‘s' .,. the --I:i|t3~r hours now prorated for the
grand total or $1,t.:1],'.\::,v;\_’ "N. izt‘t .tn ‘tt1,\ \\U.'I\'illfl women to females of
.ttgrvcate v.1 the country's ht» \ui itcittputions.
tory .nd tin-erupt.- that for to. I.i~l I’t‘mtdi'ig for tire l“’iiltil>lllllt"!li ot
fiscal year by llltllt' than half a Ijiii,\j;l kiiiivrgarten schools witvii so desN'
\ittiirtih. til by parents. ‘
l'roN'Nleig for it unnmu-a‘. Melvin or
health insurance for all factory exit
pioyee
llt'. Valeria A. Parker, field secre-
tary of the Connecticut Society of So-
cial Hygiene, spoke at length to the
convention andtaoked that the labor
organizations give their cooperation
iii the efforl to be made to induce
the next Ia‘gislature to provide il
woman‘s ret‘ornratory in this oiiiit‘.
At today's session or the convention
the resolution calling for the feder~
atlon's approval of an independent
labor party, was up for consideration.
The members did not discuss it very
briskly. being content with voting al-
,most unanlngfiifiy .ki table it
The federation voted to accept the
tetomnnndatlon of the constitution
committee that the fee of membe s
I be reduced front six cents per capit'
HARTFORD. Sept. \ 7.10an F.
(luttLlianan. former tuberculosis coin-
luIt-‘SIO‘WI'. was accorded the privileges
of the floor at opening of the A. F.
of 1.. convention yesterday. Mr.
(Iunshanan, referring to a r'e~olution
introduced \\'cdtrt sday. calling for
more beds for patitztt~ in the State
(t‘. ll'IIillt'Ni on
RIIHSHAHIIH ERR
IIICHEIEID RAMP
Former State Cortmissioter
Addresses the Delegates at the
I Federation Convention
lllmenth i'agct.
Julius (‘. Sttemlau. piesident of the
federation, in his report had recom-
‘mended a reduction to three c'ent‘s per
quatter.
It was voted to haNe an organizerI
appointed for the state for one Nr'ear
it was also decided to add two new
'l‘tiberculosis Si-Niatoi‘Ia. said It" memhgrs to the executive committer,
thought the resolution should 1‘? the fourth and fifth vice-presidents,
:Nitietidcd to ask for a new satiatorititti
itr 1.1tt1itielti County, amid the Litth- ntittee, all of the officers of the state
tleld hills. organization
Shortly afterwards the resolution ——-————-——-
committee reported favorably upon the
(Continued on Page Four.)
In regard to the regulations of the
Inoard of Health as to the isolation of
E
I nfat itil paralysis cases to the isola
I
IEXPIAIN ISRBAIIRH
HOME RERUIAIIOHS
tion h spiral at Naiziinike Harrie.
there Seems to be some misconcep-
\\.\Sll1.\'(‘.T0.\' Sept. .\.—President tion or the case in the minds of theI
Wilson leit “asiiingfon at 1 o'clock public.
for a stat \Nhicli mav extend until‘ The Board
after election in November. He ex- make clear the’ fact that no one is
pccts to arriNe at ..tlantic (in at forced to go to the isolation hospital
.3. 4'3 o'clock liltS afternoon. and to- if proper means of precaution to pro-
A \9“ York mflChifl!‘ driven bl‘ aI night will speak before the .\atinna‘i' tect the life oftlie public can be taken assault on the officer
Aftet‘ t in some other way
Only in cases where the disease has
bioken out in a thickly populatedI
I \\ otnan‘ s Suffrage \ssociation
spending the nlght in Atlantic (‘ity he.
will moor to the summer White House,
Shadow Lawn. at Long Branch, N. .7.- neighborhood, or in cases where there
for an extended stay. is more than one child in the family.
i The President was busy tip to the has it been deemed necessary to com
time of his departure with work iti- pel the victims of the disease to go
cident to the adjournment of congress ' to the hospital. ln\such instances “I
I their spending an hour at the capitol has been considered necessary byt tiel
nlgning bills, he returned to the White Board of Health, that the child and
IHouse and attached his signature to its mother he removed to the hospital.
many commissions, and executive By carrying out this regulation the
papers. Board of Health belieNes it has acted
E A staff or secretaries. clerks tr ml for the best in guarding the health of
Nmessengers left for long Branch to- the public. .
{day and will open executive office; to- It is also true that no one is
morrow at Asbury Park. Iforced to remain at the isolation hos-
N ——-————-—-— I pita] unless the severity of the disease
: lis such that such detention is neces-
IDOMESTIC SUPEERS FROM SMALL. sary. One of he inmates of the hos-
P Ipttul at the resent time. has been
x.
“INSTED. Conn., Sept 8,—Jennle informed by her family physician and
here, was found today to be suffering cssary, and that she can go to her
She was employed as home at any time This inmate, how-
and
Comfort Highland Lake, had pita] owing to the fact that by stay-
of of the rest of her family. which would
was discmcred’ a few days ago. Iexteut.
u.
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"\
tthe delegates are following much the.I
which was referred
per quarter to five cents per capita. I
making a total of eight on the coni-'
. l)‘.
in
[f Health has tried toI g
The British Steamer Nezelwood Also Reported to In:
Gone down—Crew oi the Stratblay Was Saved-V
Selled from New York for llarve on August 22
REHHANS HARE VIIIIEIII AIIEIIPIS I0 RERAIII
passed, are taking time by the fore-
lock and are learntng how to Note
In electing their national officerst
same plan of states where there are‘
state-wide primary laws. The candi-
dates are using petitions. duly signed
by a certain iiuinbir of persons to
have their names placed on the pritu
ary ballot. The time for filing :ioui-
'inzition papers closed late last nlgl‘l
atid‘today a primary election was-
held. The two candidates rece‘AIng: 0ROUND W0" BY [HE fRENCH m/
the. highest vote for any one office,
will he placed on the election biiliof
and will come up Nor election tumor;
row.
lti carrying out the election the Revo“ Occurred Recenuy a‘ "meow and a w”:
women are using voting 11lN(’Iilllt'.‘ and
for the last two days tlt‘It‘gnit s have
Number of Persons Are Reported to have m
been practicing on the machine.- l‘l
order to be able to vote without iNN.ik»j
ing a mistake. t Killed 01' Wounded .
Election laws hate been adopted figF—_____’,fi___,1
that prohibit t‘lH‘lltlnt‘f‘Ian withui lUt
feet of the polling place.
With the exception of three officers
who 171W announced the) will retire.
NNNNtss NNNNNNNts I
The British steamship St
lay and the Ellerman
all the present outfits expect to be W
reelected. Fri far as can he It'ulneti. BUSINESS 0f IHE YEAR Ship Tagus have bee AK. $
Mrs: t‘att has no oppmr'iun for presi» ETC-W 0f tht.‘ Strathlay W8!
tir-ll' It i said \lrs' \N‘aior .\chmi lit 13 reported the British 3 '
\1tllrr. of ('oluuib..t. .\lo. \‘Nlii Il‘ """——" Ship Hazclwood has been ”at
t‘It(‘ittl first \icwpt’malon' to ~lli't'H-‘I
t l-‘ranl; tt tt~~~~ms ut I'twur: Some Important Matters Passed .v The 8mm” “fled from I
Titt- Thomas .It'fltl on Stu. :N t. iii-t» _ _ ‘ Ol‘k August 22 for HIV“.
tinkr. mid to “v the l‘t'tliuiltit- sue late last thhl-Pnsrdent WII- was of 4.428 tons' gross, and ,
ce Mir ot‘ .\lts. .\llIit'l‘ as fir.- attd.to:. owned in Glasgow. Last your
line of” the IIl‘lflt ipal iiratwt‘s b- ore I‘ h
the convention today was the resolu- 50“ "links members ‘0 t e was engaged I“ "antipomtiol
relief supplies for the Belgi
While at her dock in New Y
in July of 1913 an attempt
iion declaring that the par-sane of the
federal atticndntent through coiigross
is the paramount object of thc asso-
Support Given Nim
(IIIIIII'INIIiIs-I have been complct ed for re- s‘IASH‘I’XGTUN’bS‘IW' °'—C°n“":3 made ‘0 deStTOY 1"" by W1?“
I t . . ta 'ournc ' c t is inormug at
ceittng I’J‘Lsidtnt \‘lilsort toil gin “do“, “one udmg a WSW“. mum fire bombs being concealed in}
hold ,
The Hazelwood was a
[ton veSSel. owned in .-
borough, England. The Tim”I
was of 938 tons’ gross.
when he will ndtlri s the deleg ales in
a Board \\ alk theatre. A guard of
honor composed of one delegate from
each state will be lined up to greet
hint when llt' reaches the theatre.
The president ls expected to arrive a!
breaking in main l't’spt‘cln, with up-
piupriation and authorizations for the
future Nuntiing “til toward two bil
lioti dolluts
()1le a small proportion of members
., . , . ) were on hand to watch the session. . _
:LL'PI:Egbfif‘d‘IIQ,“3:331“;,‘I‘Il'glgffv (lie. Most had hurried to their lioincs‘ Russian troops which .
morning he “Tm ntotor {0 “Shadow at the end of the late sessionsdlast crosSed the Dvina river north
an
night, or even days before, a
.llltlllill alter the politicaf' campaign is
,linished iii .\oNember they must re-
Ituin for the short session.
I Last tiiglit both houses accepted the
conference report on the emergency
reN'enue bill without record votes and
the senate. betore recessitig an hour
after midnight. ratified the Danish
,\\‘est Indies purchase treaty. Tire
general deficiencies appropriation bill
also was; approved as rcported by con-
ferees. Today's session was necessi-
tated only by need for time to reprint.
the measure in the proper form to be
signed. t‘onferccs reached an agree,
ment on the bill early in the evening
utter spending two day i on it.
As senators and representatives as-
setiibletf, sleepycyed trout brief rests
following the arduous night sessions,
both houses marked time while await-
ing the final formalities of the grcat~
test session of congress iii many to
spec-ts in history.
Soon after the president reached
the capitol the-revenue bill was ready
for his signature. The senate adopted
the concurrent resolution for a ten
o'clock adjournment, which already
had been passed in the house. Presi-
dent Wilson signed the emergeny ret-
enuc bill at 9:25 o'clock.
tDvinsk were attacked repea
by the Germans yesterday”
Russian War Office ann-
today, but succeeded in half
the captured position.
Renewed and particularly
lent attacks were made by, V
Germans on the Somme front
night in an effort to '
ground won bv the French. '1‘.
French War Office announcedfitir
day that the German ass: .
were futile. the French 1101“
their ground everywhere.
German attacks were made
strong force on the front be
tween Berny and Chaulnei. not"
of the Somme. The fighting w
lespeciallv heavy between V
‘mandovillers and Chaulnes?
Germans preceded their inf
assaults with intense bomb“
merits. .
The Germans also made an
lfort to regain the ground work
Ithe French yesterday on t ..
'Idun front between Vaux— .,
tre wood and Chenois, ~ -.
_..._. nearly a mile of the German
tumour). Conn. Snipinb s—Nnchaei line positions were carried.
\i'ooiscy‘ of Milford, sixty years old,tofficiai report says the G ,
died early today at :1 hospital inIonslattzhts were unsuccessfttl
Bridgeport as a result of being strucki Violent artillery fighting I!
by an automobile driven by \Yilliamt der way on the front in
Ray, of Bridgeport, at BMW about IMacedoma. the French War “I
last tr. id night. Ray was arrested andI Ifice announced today. The 1)
today was ordered by Coroner Eli Mix' Icipal engagements are m pf' ' .
to New Haven for interrogation. Ion the Struma front, in the
Ray claims he was driving on the gion of Mount Beles. and in
right, side of the road and that W 001- Ivrcinity of Lake Doiran.
sey starting from the opposite side-I Press dispatches from S
walked unexpectedly in front of theIholm to the Overseas hf
machine. The impact broke one of thelAgency report that a revolt
headlights of the car. t\\'th Ray were! curred recentlv at Moscow‘
his wife and other members of hiSIsttlting in the killing of wou
family. of a‘ large number of persons
cording to this account, wotiI
RAILROAD EARNINGS Russian soldiers who were t
SHOW INCREASE to Moscow in a hospital
WASHINGTOV St‘m- -*‘SI“Y were left for some time wit
seven of the largest steam8 rallivaysl'care with the result that a ‘1
earned a net. reNetiue of 354; per mlle . crowd assembled and mad I ‘
during the last July, an increase Otltesl‘s Soldiers who were 0 .
$43 ii mlle over July 1915. A summaryIto fire on the crowd refused ‘I
made a public totalled 341,30» I,921 COHI‘I 50 fhfle reports 83v whp
pared lwth 2366328. 855 in July 1915. police WEI: sent main“ the
The largest gains were made in the
east.
Lawn.
0EEIIIER RAPIIIRED
PRISIIHER AEIER RUN
After a rather clciting chase and
skirmish. John .laktibik. a resident of
Raymond street, was arrested last
night by Officer liockw'ood. in Taylor
avenue, Numerous complaintthave
been received lately by the police
front this district. iii regard to men
hanging around houses. Ollicer Loch-
wood investigated last evening. and
there found Jakubik acting suspicious
lle attempted to arrest the man. but
IJakubik showed fight and got away
from the officer. .-\ merry chase fol-
lowed. in which the officer was joined
by Oliver Benjamin. The omcer fir“
into the air with his revolver, but the
fugitive only ran the faster. After
havipg caught and then lost their man
three times. the pair finally succeed-
.ed in getting him to the station house
in an automobile. Officer Lockwood
was considerably mussed’up as a re-
sult of the man’s. scratching and fight-
I
HELD FOR KILLING MILFORD MAN
Jakublk was held on charges of as-I
sault, breach of peace and drunken-
Iness, and was fined $10 and costs this
morning by Judge \osburgh. for the
The other
{charges were nolled.
IAIIAIIIRS SUSIAIH
BRHHEH IERS
I NEW YORK. Sept. 8.—F1ying at a
height of between 600 and 700 feet
Iover Gmernor‘s Island today, a bi-
plane containing .1. “alter \\. Struth
intnn, student
aviators in training for the aero to-
‘serve corps authorized recently by
IPresident Wilson, beu me unmanage-
Iable for some unknown reason, and
fell to the ground.
Each aviator had one leg broken
and received cuts on the head. and
us-
They were
two of calcium pupils in training at
Governor's Island and it was stated
dent In eleven‘ hundred flights by
Struthere and Winian. the latter a
r Yale rowing crew,
were regarded as advanced pupils. .
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