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EL PASO- Tern, Sept. 13‘”T“'°- Charles Moflett, of Winfield street,. . A ..._.. " ‘
columns of government cavalry under; CHICAGO, 3..” Iii—Further ar- BRIDCE‘POIRT, Sept: 18.—During East ‘Norwalk. had . narrow eecape‘ This is the week for the Democratic! Ml mm m The new thrust by, “'3!“
General Matias Ramos and COL J()Si'lrests were expected today in connect the “"lng of H0" Communion at fron’f’awrloua am Saturday evening state convention. and tomorrow even-3 , south 0 of the river Sommcr “
Maire-m. today were pursuing Willi! i ion with the sic-culled blackmail syndi- ”1“ 9315 W10“ mass yesterday morn-
nnd his main band which Saturdaymm which raids bit l‘nltod Sm” Dw log in St.” Charles' Roman Catholic
made the Independence Day attack on-pzlrlnient of Justice oflicials here Sat- i "hum" ”:3 he“ Mai“ West. ”meet
Chihuahua City, into the rugged Santa ‘ urday nggm exposed. A woman men... Lyons. 4-: years old. I Remington?
Clara Canyon district to the northeast., her of the “syndicate" was believpd:Arms company suard. who boards It!
at eight o'clockwben he was struck by in: and Wednesday. me win. he“, of;
Attorney Jv Canons '“mmi’blle on the democracy will put forth their;
West avenue. Ir. ilolfett was picked best can". m niece ‘ strong ticket?
“9 an“! ”if “'v 0“” ”d ““9“,“ in the field to clash with the Repub-l
Dr. R. M. “Diffs office. where it was “fin mt" headed by the preeent’
Northern France, has resultant
the complete encircling of, '
,villagc 0d Deniccourt. “the, ..
:War Office announced tool”.
Bill Hill" Willi
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High School.
according to reports to General Frail-910 he in St. Louis, and the bus Angeles? 2“" Milli?“ “Wm!“ 3""!!de 0W!" the found that be h“ a fractured nose. _
cis-co Gonzales. commandant in war; authorities were. asked to locate thel 8““ {amigfindJ‘m‘d ‘0 ”l?“ ‘5'” ““3 Mr. Moffctt was standing oaths side 3233.? xylfllfimfiifip “Set {Deniecourt formed the center“
9-1. The bandit! Ire well-mounted and * sender of a telegram addressed 10‘, or “0" PM” ' ”came" ”6 ”“Wor the rtoliey tracks in front or the Quinn". John Haves, Jeremiah iionoi‘ ithc wedge the French are dri
:‘ppsrently weré leading the de faced;
forc‘es over the jagged, rocks, rulnousi,
lo the feet of horses, in the canyon.;gayg thumbs up. Two men are hold” ‘5“
’l’ersoiis familiar with the country
pointed out that should Villa reach
one of his Iairs, the troops may have
the greatest difficulty in finding him.
Today‘s reports indicated ’ that
Villa's force numbered approximately
1,500. and was opposed by the garrison}
of about 7,000; The Villa casualtiesl
also were said to be considerably
larger than was first indicated. From
the number of dead and wounded
was estimated the, losses probably
‘about 260. .
Villa thimself directed the attsfit.
according to the dispatches, but did‘
not enter the town, remaining across
the. Rio Churlscar, to the northwest.
with a few hundred of his reorganized
“gold ones." When his followers had
fallen back to this point, it was as;
period, he directed the retreat.
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' __Plllll WINNERS
The prize winners, in the garden
contest of the Norwalk Achievement
Club are as follows:
Gold medals, three for the whole
city only: '
Margaret Miller, Silvermine avenue,
St. Mary‘s school. ~
Leo Frank. 12‘ Merwin street. Nor-
walls. St. Mary's.
Matilda Jackson, 400 Summit street,
South Norwalk. Franklin Junior High
School.
The gold models were given by E.
‘B. Galleber and will be cal ed the
Caliebcr Medals. Winners of these
medals will be sent to the National
Dairy Show‘tn Srpingfleld, October.
13th, at tho-expense of the Commun-
ity Club.
ilelan Evers, one of the women or
rested here, which read: "Simon;
log me. Watch the fire escape."
Operations of the syndicate, which
now appears to have. been of inter.
national proportions, were not con
lined to the blackmail of wealthy men;
and women. according to information.“
developed today. Among the casein
in the allies of "Doc" Edward lions-A
hue, one of the men caught in the Bat-
urday night raid, was stationery of the
“United Turf Exchanger" with "head:
quarters in New York and offices all‘
over the world." There were also
cipher codes for deciphering messages
received by wire, telling what horses
to bet on, how much to bet, what races
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Central America Sees “liar Cloud"
--l"roable feared liver Payment
to Nicaragua
_fld!l(l took him to Hillside Home.
. pastor. who lives at 399 Ogden street,
,tor. Women bet-lime hysterical, 12 of: .
’thcm fainting. and a panic almost e:i-‘ Methodist
t-d when the attack was made. ,
Lyons was overpowered and placed
under arrest. Emergency hospital;
doctors pronounced the. man insane.
The.‘
was not injured. Report that Lyons
tried to stab the pastor proved in-.
correct. Lyon had a pipe in his blind“
when he made the attack. Rumor—
has it that Lyons became crazed tie-A
cause a girl he was engaged to wed;
recently married another man and!
that priests would not marry the;
“ample until they learned of Lyon'a‘
"married. and other information irom
the town from which he came to;
Bridgeport. A
City Prosecutor Alexander L. flat
[Alloy was the first man to grab the!
McClvney. Mr. De Laney. sitting in:
a pew to the front of the churclm
leaped over the railing after Lyons,‘
and as the man showered blows upon
the pastors back. the prosecutor. is
powerful man, grabbed Lyons and
battled with him. 'Otlicr men. realia-t
trig what was happening, assisted in
overpowering Lyons. ‘ ’
_ Women screamed as the priest was
attacked and]? in different parts of
the crowded church fainted. One
woman was hysterical for hours.
Among those attending mass were.
'wssumo’rox, Sept. lax—Danger;
of a general Central American war be...
tween Nicaragua on one band and?
Costa Rica, Honduras and Salvador;
on the other. is seen unless the United‘
States pays heavy lndemnities to the
latter three republics. he it has guar~
anteed to pay Nicaragua.
The State department was advised
today that the Central American court
of justice had decided that Salvador
rights had been infringed by the tree-4
ty between Nicaragua and the United
States. by which this government
agrees to pay Nicaragua $3,000,000 for
perpetual rights to the Nicaraguan
Canal route and a nlnety-nine-year
Sliver medalsw-High S°h°°l- Thomasmgm to a naval base on Fonseca bay.
McNamara, 2 Dover street, Normal.
Leo Frank, 12 Merwln street. St.
Mary’s. .
Margaret Miller, Silvermine avenue.
St. Mary‘s.
., Daniel
School. ‘ ..
Fred Welsert, Washington School.
» James biota; Lincoln & Concord
School.
Julia Paiinkos, lilncoln & Concord
School. .
(Mary Study, Lincoln 8: Concord
School.
. Charles Stevens,
Salterelli, 5 WashingtonA
. Theodord Rotating, it‘l'ankiin Junior
Hist: Schools
'ltatilda Jackson. “Franklin Junior
{High School. _ .
Hes-old. Hyatt. Center Junior High
School. .
School; _ > .
Genevieve. Moons-rte, Center Junior
High School's; ., - g , _
Harold nether. Over River School.
school.
lichen Worthy. W . . School.
3' Gwen Osvajlyw { Street-School.
. if‘lfcripn Lent. North Codtsrr'flohiioi.
Dorothy Shields; ' ortthontsr’
,’ mm'ttnmgumii Condo! _
Kenna. Center Junior Iligh
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rotations-net , ,
Franklin Junior
Salvador fronts on this bay, and con-
tends that an American naval station
there would menace her liberty of in-
l gross and egress.
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. STRIKBRS TO HOLD
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hiss sunrise
A big mass meeting. to. which the
public is cordially. invited, will be held
this evening in Central Labor Union
Hall, in Washington tits-est, by the
striking members of the international
Ladiea' Garment Workers' (Union.
Among the prominent. speakers who
will be present tit tonight's meeting.
are John Pierce, of Bridgeport, tit;
first vice president of the uniomlslimd
uel Martin, of Norwalk. president of.
local No. to. Cuttera' union, ‘anii- a
representative or the Central neural.
ed Union; Samuel rainbow. uranium
manager‘s! Local No. to: If;
man; an organiser. endows; . , ."
mm of the «maelstrom
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Themes-lite at. the present-stands.
orders-slits auteur. and so am"
bf. anysqrtous natureglsavs bflh‘fit;
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heurist- lair W tint any
elliptical-in the rotors.) ; ,7 5.~; _
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m fair. ‘ "Members.
we:
several policemen and they assisted?
in overpowering Lyons. Rev. Fathol‘l
McGivncy, after the affair, lauded
Prosecutor Dc Laney for his quick
action. A report that Lyons gave
money to the girl he was to marry
and that he did not get the money
back when she married another man.
could not be verified. Lyons at the
time of the attack carried a pipe in
ills right hand, holding the bowl in
the ‘paliu, with stem extended.
DAAGAIERS 0f GASllll
Hill) CONVlNllllli
A quarterly convention of state
courts of Daughters of Castile, and on-
tcrtainment of state officers will held
yesterday afternoon in Odd Feilow‘s
Hall, in South Main street. The visit-
ors came from all sections of the
state, as guests of Court Laurel Club,
Daughters of, Castlle, and were royal-
ly entertained by the South Nor-walk
members of the organisation.
Following the reading of reports and
the transaction'of regular business.
a bountiful banquet was servéd.’ The
dining hall was handsomely decanted
with America flags and the dinner
was all that could be expected. '
>Dui'li18 the connect the banquet
on spprop to speech was made t
the dinsruby Rev. 3L3. Lynch, of s.
Joseph's church. ' ,
. ‘ Over. one hundndxinembsra . ‘and
guests sat dmto dinner in the after-
noon, and, all reported“ a dellglet.fulJ
finial-t the cl . . 10;! the; rumble .11-
Comment-elm”
bewmayd upon shots-fiat”
.“huhe‘ ~ it
an tmportautmeottng coins Retail
limit“ Alleviation rink held st.
0 we? in» disbursement-er; not;
antral ills'disiiscllsmo fiblbl.f'tl _ v
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maniac as he attacked (Rev. l-‘athcrl
Church on West avenue.
' Norwalk “film“ for a '3" ‘0 come Jesse 'l‘.tl)unbar. Joseph J. l.inxweiier.§
along when he was suddenly overcome
and lurcht-d directly in front of Mr.
Cuneo's car. The auto, which was go
ing very slow at the time, struck and
gltnocked him down. The brakes were ”tea are pledged to Morris B. Beards-
spplisd immediately by Attorney
lCuneo and the DIV came '0 Ni abrupt "bold County delegation will be behind
halt, the left rear wheel stopping on
Mr. Moffett‘s foot. He told Mr. Canon
to push the car boot and release him
from his predicament. which was done.
The men we dascd for some time and
Mr. Cunoo offered to take him to tisei
hospital, but ‘Hoffett refused to go.
Mr. Cuneo, however. assisted him into
reputation, “new" or 3‘“ he “"itho auto and took him to Dr. Wolfo‘
who administered treatment and the in-
jured men was taken to police station.
where he admitted that he was to
blame for the accident. Mr. Motion
was taken to his home on Winfield
P.
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illitliilltil “sails
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Conference at tile Labor leaders
Talia: Place Today Witt: layer
litebelld lieu York
NEW YORK, Sept. 18.—-Tllrestened
strikes by longeboremeu. tidewater
boatlnen and other unions, either in
sympathy with the striking railway
men or after an appeal from the read-
ers of the street carmen were delayed
today pending a conference of labors
with Mayor Mitchel. The mayor said
he called the conference at the request
of the‘ union men. and that he did not
know what they wanted to, talk with
him about. One of those who were
called in conference was President '1‘.
V. O'Connor of the international
\Ipnnboremen‘a Association.
‘The iongshoremen have conferred
upon Mr. O’Connor the authority to
call a strike if. in his judgment it is
deemed visable. Mr. O‘Connor asiu
no deci would be "reached bs‘fore
Thursday. No date has been set for
the strike of'the three thousand mem-
fOpeas fire on intruder and is
van, John F. McMahon, Daniel Keogh,
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Wounded When its Returns;
Shots i
NORWICH. Sept. 18,—Miss Eliza-l
‘beth Sevin, aged 16. a high school‘
pupil. demonstrated that she had cour» I
. 'a 9 Friday night when she used a re-l
the Bridgeporters candidacy. The‘vgiver and shot at a man who was'
in: will shim .. ..
Bridgeport next Saturday are pledged ”m" m shot “ “a “unded' She
’to the candidacy of Forster Congress- ifih‘i‘o‘i’yfinflrfi and m" would-be
' Miss Sevin saw a man acting pe-
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home.
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Convinced that he was going
i to break in, she went upstairs and
8] was mm . took a revolver from a bureau draw-
’ lcr. This weapon was kept handy be-
“As mums“?! Sevtn went looking for the man and
‘ . Ifaced him at a second story window.
. lens fired point blank, but probably did
Members and Well: I'll Eifica ‘ not hit the intruder as be returned the
is Cedar Street tstaaaslty sad
litany of the Democratic war horses
are included. in the list of delegates,
and the sessions promise to be of
unusual interest. Bridgeport dele-
lcy. and it is probable that the Fair-
1. cause twice before burglars had been
fire and dropped to the ground. Miss
tin the house. With the gun Miss
130V"! received a bullet in tbdpcalf of
. ‘one log. it is not a serious wound.
mle'“m iThe neighbors rushed in at sound of
§ " ‘ the guns. lilies Sevln was alone in the
“9 fifth “Diversity of the organ. hm“
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‘ made by the French in the new
‘south of the Somine have
offering which was taken up will help
to reduce the church debt. consider
bers of the tidewater boatmeii's union
who have voted to go out. Masters ..
of these unions denied that ths=pro ably. There were many ends from
posed strikes are inerely sympatheticftbo neighboring cities present, to
and say they are intended to'beneiit whom a line luncheon was served in;
their own members. 5 rule assembly room. The day was a
William B. muGerald. organiser for memorable one for the members of
the street railway men. says the strike St. Peter’s.
has cost the transit companies 81,032,? St. Peter-Ya church is connected with
000. and that itia dotting the public the largest of the Lutheran church _
sooopoosdsy, brinsins the total thus bodies in this country. the so-cslied
far up to 81,290,000. . . .. . ,
The“ New York Rallwsyii'boinpany states The Lutheran church is the
announced today that night service third largest in membership of the
will be named this week on its sar- i'rotsstaot. denomination. America.
mice lines. 5 ‘ ' i , .l numbering spontaneous souls. some
gitopeatsd . attacks drom rooftops 14,000; (”WWI and about 9.090
were made on paeslugcievst‘sd-trains pastors. ~ ‘ The value,;_of tbegcbureb
duringtbs‘ early bountodayflgby por- property..ls~.uiimm Forests-rent
warmed wilbtetoaes lemma-emotahoutuaoouooo immunity
Mummemhed thiamine:- «indication- how other! dildo-nil“
*vrlsldo‘tra and several mm were sinus about saddened: urns-in mis-
lalurod. in, them. AW :olonaryt'wo =tsdciis‘i1mons.tite Gor-
"vra‘e‘bur‘t while dispersing shroud oftman.‘ Eng! .. Scandinavians. 5km-
llflkotdmplfillufl who were throw- Liana. “thumps. Poise. ‘I'Ilsvontans.
inmate”. i‘ g amps. italian .szylndisna, neurosis
Nordic! service :oa-.snlivsy.snd sie- and deal, as _ not consulted, for;
rated ilasa mbdmtntsdtodfiraslu "missionsgiulildis “denature —
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lsynod of Missouri. Ohio and other »
something saintly; or gotan «minus
.. “ trawl-egos new it.
nation of St. Peter’s Evangelical;
Lutheran Church in Cedar street, of'» '
which the Rev. M. L. Steup is tbspflvswmns APPROVE
pastor, was observed yesterday with3 . ,
afternoon. The attendance at both; of mllmt AI REflNI
Escrvices was very gratifying. the.
church being tilled to its capacity with:
llll. III the morning Rev. B. C. Steup,‘ Kantor. mana‘er and owner of the‘
of St. “my“ Evangelical Lutheran" Regent Theatre, a private showing of
church. New York. father of the pas- the feature picture entitled "Where
German. taking for his text Ephesians 1 shown at the Regent Theatre for
1. ‘2'3. and ““1031!th the COHEN} three days this week was given yes--
gallon ‘0 "M” thanks to 00‘) t01"terday afternoon with a number of
' divine grace for the future. In the 3855 men of the town as an audience.
afternoon lRev.,Wm. Schoenfeld. pas-A The picturé‘ according to the state
tor of immanuel Lutheran churchmen: of a' number of the witnesses
English in his usual forceful. and fan-1 one of great moral value. .
cinating manner. ills text was taken: Many of the physicians took special
from “10 epiatle 0‘ St- Paul to lheloppoflunuy to congratuhte “My; Kan.
upon M5 1193“" i0 give all slow to; pleased that such a picture was to be
GOG. he showed the W87 ‘0 salvation shown.‘ The moral lesson could not
by the grace of God, through faith in A help but be beneficial. ‘
Jesus. Special music and niacin: Wfisjhandied in a most delicate manner
a feature of both services. The special: and K met the approval of the pro
torsional men. While» it is not wise
der sixteen years of age. to the-adult:
there is nothing in the picture to of-
read.
Good moral lesson to young men and
women as well as to’older people. »
Dr. Rosentiial—Very instructive.
Nothing obicctiondl in it.
Rev; J. Benton Werner—firm per-
formance was absolutely clean, :and
guilty. This picture blight accom-
plish a wholclot ofxood in this town.
Dr. Brown—Mideast. no will
buyer Harstromro'i‘hoj picture is ab-
solutely allf’rlgbt.” Anyone who at-
toada tbsrpsrformmhowever. with
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special services in the morning and‘
the members "1“ friends 0‘ the 1“"? Through the courtesy of Samuet
tor. delivered an eloquent address in! Are My children," which is to be
paat blessings and to invoke 515A prominent doctors. ministers, and bust-t
New York, delivered the ”"110“ 13‘ which are given below is evidently
00105513". chapter 1. 3~8. Calling tor. and expressed themselves as much
the redemption which is In Christ? The subject or 'birth control is
to about this picture to children on-
Dr. BaldwinFVery appropriate.
Dr. Gregory—Wary educational.
will not offend anybody except the
benefit the young people. of the town.
the idea that they are goingttoaes
.the pilot has been interned.“
into the German lines nortalr
Chaulrscs. '
Further progress has
octween Bothy and VOW“
villers and heavy counter a
by the Germans on the
French positions both north
repulsed. according to -- . ‘
rt
po .
The British are keeping
their forward pitch north of
Somme, scori their ad . ~
however. at ’ atcd places: ..
On the Macedonian front
Entente attack in the S A;
Valley, northeast of Saloillkl. ,
repulsed by the Bulgarian,"
Sofia War Office announces.
Tbevforces under Field-
shal von Mackcnaen are c ‘
uing to progress-in their scam». ,.
psign in the Romanian profit!“
of Dobrudja, Sofia reports. -— .
The preaches of a division“
Serbian troops inRumanu.’ all
ed to in recentpresl diapa
has not been officially accoun
for. The probabilities are M
some Serbian troops were i
into Romanian legritory d
the Teutonic drive through
his last fall, being interned
and liberated for service with ,
‘Eneente forces when Romania
tend the ‘vvllr. or else that
divisionris composed of , .. ‘
residents of Romania.
A raid by British naval
planes on German aerodro
St. Denis‘and Westrheitn,
ported in an official sutelh ‘
sued by the Britleh'Wa’rz t?
The statement says”: ‘
"Yesterday afternoon a so
mo of. our naval aeroplanco‘
ried out a further attack 0,
my aerodromes at St. Denis .
Westrheim. A large number, .
bombs were dropped with "
cesstul result. One of».
machines was obliged to
forced landing in Holland
, The Germans lost heavily
several <~ coiniter attacks ‘5 ‘>
and south of the; Scrum
night. the French War Office,
trounced today. Ilse French
rained the ground recently.
and'made further WW“;
Clery and Remy tendon-tile-
em edge at Deniecourt.
The, ornamental-the. ,
War Office issued yestet‘did‘
.of moronic exploits oi the“
flying coring;1 Tbatthe 0
German News also .
enjoyable entertainment will be rais-
telten. it is a lesson well mushy!
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of’tlls way. shont'tbs picture. and!
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