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Ultimo Alli Scott Five Mott lluoi
out: May Alter Charge Went
Off .._.___. ,
NEW YORK, Nov. 2L- ’lots to dy-

nstiuto two stations oil the lnterbor~

oi.in Rapid 'l‘1anrit t‘ontpluly's sill»
pay .ystenl were thwarted, according,
to the police by the arrest today of
six men, several of tile!“ strikers,

(‘ltzil‘tl‘ti with bringing dynamite into

the .~.iy and u ith callsitic llic dynamite

t-lelu'viull which occurred ill the 110th

«cl-wt station on Oct. 'Jl.

A oni‘cssion whichdetectives say
hey lblaincd from one of the men
mule: arrest sets forth that the sta-
tion .vl filitll street and liroudwuy was
to lure been blown up today and the
station at City Hall later.

or the prisoners, according

7 appealed til it pthticr
nvll. N. .l., yesterday,
‘od titty sticks of dyna-
mite“ ruminating caps and 100!
feet at” fuse. Detectives were walch-;
tug at the factory as a result ot‘a clue
obtained during the investitration oft
tin- .»sploslon last month. Twu sticks‘
of dynamite found in Central Park at
that little bore the name of a Kenvil
company as the maker.

James A, Mums, a former subway
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I‘lhflul‘l‘f’ltl‘ 0f Caldwell, N. 3-. visited enjoyed an ltour with Mrs. Luke Vin-‘

Kcuvii yesterday and purchased tllo‘
explosive to have been used in to?
day's explosion, according to the po-
‘llce, .ilid Mums and Michael J. Her-i
liliy. l former elevated railwnyguard.'

purchased the dynamite in Kellvil on} treat. this subject in an afternoon is a:
very big task, but the speaker made,

Oct. 313.

Minna, McGuire and Ilerlihy are till-r

dci arrest, together with George

guard. . .

All of these men except McGuire,-
arc. the police say, members of a dis. 1 its time passes. so that we gather ev-,
tric‘t local of the Amalgamated Assn-I
ciation of Street and Electric Railway.
‘ EmldOl'PS. Police (‘atitaitt Tunney. of: ,
the bomb squad. said evidence haddhey lived in and the furniture they
'used. This made altogether an ex-
ceedingly interesting story and an ex"
ceedingly pleasant afternoon. The ,
next meeting will be in the new club“ - ~ » ~~~~
rooms. November 15, and will be a! , "shown no indication of developing toi ‘ .
‘ i NEW HAVEN. Nov, 3.—»Joseph Cats-imp present date, the itlletizi :3u)‘3.,86"00N[R MARCIA - l
;telli and Frank Veteri. deaf mutes, official statistics show .iiat to that

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been uncovered that funds to finance

explosions came, front the union, and
that other arrests would be made.

tion at 59th street alld Broa-l'vay th

_ morning and the. City Hall station at
a later time. ' 4
According to‘the alleged confession,

 

been made to blow up the srtway gig.
is

in the 110th street explosion.
llerllhy is 21 years old, The other
men accused are George Pollolt. a for»

Kulle and James A. Murna, former
subway guards, and Thomas J. Mc-
Call-9,. a chauffeur. who lives in Cald-
well. N. J.

The dynamite texplosion on Oct. 24

placed under one end of the subway
platform and it went off Just two min-
utes after a train carrying passengers
left. the station. A miikman on the

run, out of the station and disa

in Central Park shortly before iii???

_ plosion occurred.

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The Young People's Soclet f

Peter's Lutheran Church heed-(:1 53d:
cessful entertainment. last evening, in
the church. The program consisted
of several selections by the orchestra.
two violin solos by Charles Sterling
and ‘vocal solos by 'Edward Smith.
Two dialogues were also presented.
one in German and the other in Eng-
fish and in both cases were rendered
successfully. The ph'fl'flm was a de-
lightful one. and tho, ..iembers of the

. society were warmly congratulated at
the' close or “if our. butter in the
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l\'tllle. a former subway guard ,and.
Benjamin Harrison, a forliier elevated't’l'Puts which “““fi'ed trivial ‘0 ”‘9'

Detectives announced after makingi
the. arrest that evidence obtained indLi
cated flint attempts were to have.

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nlcr elevated railway "uard: Lawrence ’ .
' a reported to the police. headquarters

Jthis morning that the. man she w

iabout to marry had borrowed $200

injured four persons. A'bomb was'

 

street told the police We saw five men.

 

felons collation was ~

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in The Evening Sentinel.

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it. Restrictions on Closing Whiloilas ileum Io (initiation: lic- “WHO EM" " " u" “'3‘“ "‘3';

Saloon: lust Obey Sitingelf
his

llRllhiEl’URT, Nov. 3.~A campaign
to get new members so that the, organ-
ization can be strengthened its much
as possible for the fight against ad»,
verse legislation which is expected to,
be introduced at the next session of.

 

the General Assembly was begun ‘.”_iJ.‘liill.lhad “0 Hitt'HM-s in connection“ - m. *
ilerday afternoon at a meeting of tlfl-twnh .l"“.ca'lip""gn' ““1 l‘eecived ('0 m‘ . W
illetsil Liquor Dealers‘ Association st;"°m”b.“”°"“ '."“'““d“ m“ "“"‘p“"‘"-. "—‘P‘ delivered by i‘nnlzrcrumsu Ebenezer
Hibernian ilall, State street. The as -accordlni.- ‘0 his ““0"" “t“‘inn‘ "9 I

ten new members joined at the meet
ing yesterday. '

uier (‘ongressman Jeremiah lionovau,i i

"t ”W Fourth tonne-Wm vim-i. Mn MI W Ellis to the:.-o.-.‘i”.17}i2'2.ii"i-‘éi’.ii‘.’2i‘i.iiii.Alli?"iii.1Paris Reports the occupation of fort Vacs. Alter Serf"
oral Violent Explosions [loll (leased, and Gerlnyi,‘
Admits Losses in Sailiy-Salllisel = . *L‘

of Paula: Evert- lile in.
‘ nil: Tour-Speeches at no!
r i Armory by Pro-local Men ‘

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loaergan in Santa But

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who is running on the Democratic

. l :lonight‘s big rally ill the Armory until
ticket agilillst Congressman Ebenezer‘ VCDmCI but 1“, Hold».

the parade which is to precede it.
,Mayol (‘arl A. “til’flll‘lnll will be the
presiding officer and addresses will be1

J. Hill, Republican candidate for (‘on-t

sot-hump now has 175 lliembel‘s, fllltiicp‘héd‘ 1’" ‘i'f‘ "lit!“ 0‘ ”“3 “OH-‘9 0" Erreh: Hon. Felix X. Svhoonmaker.
itipiuseniatlu-s yesterday. i ‘llon. Charles E. Williamson. candi-t
Mr. Hill declared in his slatenient‘ .

The adverse legislation alllit‘ipkllt'tivnh'd ht‘l't‘ UH last Saturday, that up

M . ’ icundidates Nehemiah (‘alidee and l):
to October -. he had spent 8.326 Olll | “I WS‘lllrsm R. West Hon. John '1‘. Kitin.‘
.ns campaign and received no contrl-i I

was discussed in an informal planner.
One bill which is expected is one
which provides an increase ill the lie.
censc tee from $750 as at present, to
“.000 and a reduction of the num-
ber of liquor licenses froth one to
each Still inhabitants to one it) each
ltttiti inhabitants of any town or city.

The club license situation was also
dismissed. At present these clubs, of
which there are a large and thriving
number in this city, are paying a
license fee of only Slot) a year. and
as one member of the association said
yesterday, "they open cu .lalluul'y l
and throw away the key." meaning
that they are practically never clos~
ed. The saloon men pity a license
fee of $750 a year and ill malty ill
stances their btlsittcss has been lipi-
ierially affected by the clubswitll
their much lower i‘cense fcc. ()ilt‘ of
fie members of ti . association said
yesterday that lilt .locsl association
intended to eo-opc to shit the state
association iii seek a to have a bill
paroled which would We justice to the
saloon men by col lllrig the clubs
to pay a higher mic fee. '1‘. l-‘.
Flynn, president 0 .m association,
presided at the me .ng.

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The Community (‘lub and its friends

cent lAlckwood, of New York. at the

home of TvTrs. Walter Hitchcock. ,VtHv'

terday afternoon. ~
Mrs. Lockwood's theme was “()ld
Houses and Their Furnishings." To

those moments in past history shine

out brightly through the years and?

years that are past, and showed how

actors are full of intense interest to-
day. and how the interest increases

ery fragment of a story pertaining to

the home life. and then find how our
forefathers lived, the kind of houses

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name is Melzyslow Janykis.‘ .
. This is an old scheme and has been
tworked over and over again, here and] i h d t t h h_ it 1
'ln other cities. The couple were to ws 9 o eac is w e a esson. . , , , . . _ . J
be married soon, and be borrowed theiNeithel‘ man seemed to regard the NE“ LONDON' “0‘“ 37‘1““) mem- day mO-‘llllg- Tull On of Hart l

money ostensibly to-make the neces-

sary arrangements for the wedding.
As soon as he got out of the sight or;
-his bride-to-be, however. he skipped”

and has not been seen since.
investigation into the case is being
made by the police.

 

DIES FROM AUTO INJURIES.

Green, 29. a mechanic..llvlng on Pros-
pect street, Thomaston. died at St.
Mary's Hospital here shortly before
noon today from injuries received in
an automobile accidental; Terryville
Center late last night. Frank Valuer.
24, of Terryvlile, ‘whsmpe‘l'atlng the

‘to Thomaston' when he stumbled and
fell 'off the sidewalk into the street,
where the automobile 'struck him.
Chief of Police George F. Buckley said

 

 

 

buttons. 'l‘lit'et- hundlt‘d dollm of thisI
:llllOlllll .lle said. was glVen to J. H.‘

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ltolaback. treasurer of the Republl. . . .. q . . .
(fill State cotnlulttee, and the other ”Willi h“ Corps “OVK'C b“ one 0‘ ”H “In" H” mm m ”N

to the Republican (‘ltlb of Norwalk. - Sim
Late in Preparing Statement. "IISIC II‘ "n Farm.

linule otlt on October 30, and sworn'
to on that date. The law requires

that t'Tlt'il candidate for t'onslcss shall (.vpnjn‘ by the Democrats at the out
ltl't'l'lil't‘ a statement of his I‘XIH‘nN‘K end of the Washington .troat W inm0,s VOIE ‘
and contributions to lit‘ in tliv’llattlls \‘ltrious speakers were hoard frO'ni

“' m" "“‘rk of ”i“ ”W“ M RWY“— during the evening. and it large crowd‘

M‘Mflillt'.‘ ten ilpvsJirlor to election gathered to hear them. Tile Norwallt‘ ' ' "om ANNUAI. MEHING
The last day for filing stiltcPA-nls this - i

has never yet been enforced.

Mr. Lonertzau states he had no cop ' itltlesllon in Ridgefleld was 224 to 210.'
trlblllions and has had no expensmi MIIVIIY SHOWN" \vas discovered after the election.
in connection with his campaign, His ~
opponent. Conct‘essmun l’ llavlsOilk- i
ey. in his statement received Saturfl 1"“ the.llcense question within ”'9.
(lav. declare he rccevi- .; .
billions butd spent 3:90:15?" liiiinsiii int; features 0‘ t October business,

for newspaper advert lslnc.

he has had neither contributions nor'
expenses. ills Opponent. former Fon-‘
.ircssmltlt William Kennedy. hadspent

DEAflMDlES lD

lvlcted of killing Annie. Castelll. wife movement of gold since Ji uary 1 was,
let the former, in a rooming houseiapproximately $294,000.000. against.

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Mary Romanswlm. of Slocum 8 root laid of an interpreter in ”W sllent‘ifl the gross exportation of the metal (la, off Cornfield Point. At a late the afternoon.

languake. The men when ut to ie from the beginning of the. year to the “our Wt‘dnefidfly “151M the Craft struck; Song-voucher Leaves, ,
iwere desirous of pleading!) guiltyp t: middle of Octoberk‘trrinogolggothe tins: 21‘ :iiiiianmiiatiiiiilgiiidflii b3; ifbml‘gisigecitagon_$go §€::°{‘o““‘,‘g’r-k
from her and had skipped town. Hisibmad‘ 0f the. peace, and they declined outflow to about ”'0 ' ' ago: iis ed at Saybrook point. at. midnight»; em 1191:: Frightened Pumpkin.
,to plead guilty to second degree mu... $13,000,000 the same period of 191... She must have mmsed hem", “ESE—“me de mug,
she was found submerged some dis’-Play~—Clytie.
CREW STAB WAITER, lance from where she . ck 3'93““.Recltatlon—Do Your Best.
Song—Bright November.
Columbus at the Court of Spain.
came involved in a heated argu- to see swat might bu done ottt sav- Remap)“- Suppose. '
iSong~Jnck o'Lanterns.
iRecltatlon—Prlcc fora Boy. »
iPiay-Why the Evergreen Trees Keep
Their Leaves in Winter.
Recitation—LEM in Summer.
Song—Stars of the. Summer Night.
il’lawaaniel Boone.
Recitation—Flags of the Nations.

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VVATERBURY, NOV. 2.--Joseph‘

machine which struck Green. Witness-
es say Green was running for a litany

 

no. arrest had beOn'mldO audition no
such fiction ‘ wa's’ likely untlliconunéli
' j, A.“ Herman‘of Litchlsld county.
made his finding 191,119.38... , , ‘

 

date tor Senator, and Representative

Republican National collinlittecman'
:from t‘onnecticut will bt‘ present and
“take a short address. The rally will

:Illld ii is suggested that the public be

 

.'\lr. Donovan's sworn statement was

 

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The first open air demonstration ot“
the present campaign was bold last.

 

llruul t‘orps furnished excellent music

_\t';ll‘ oas- tittobet' L'ls‘. Saturday. Thus for the occasion.
3”. [MU-“*1" “'1” t‘it'fll‘iy Hm dayslatc (‘oilnciltnnu lrvlng l). Robertson
in lmpurlitiz his Slitli‘ilitlli ’l‘hts feel “as the chairman of the deluonstra

may become most important should tion and he introduced the speakers. lodge I’m". ”SMASSGS Petition ‘0

Ml‘. lionman be :il(‘t‘t‘.~‘.~‘f|l‘.. 'l‘lp-- In his opening address be praised
ilouse of Representatives has never Woodrow Wilson for guiding the na~ “pye u Mland Vogd on Ac-
taken achou iii the case of a rand]. lion through four hard years and for

date who filed his Statement later bringing her into the Harbor of Peace, M! of a ngtmmy
than the date provided by law. There lle alleged that no other tuituinlstrlt

 

 

s n Lune penalty, but the penalty lion lilld accomplished such astonish~

 

-.__.. her 2. This means that the no licensei

 

i i The vote which decided the license,

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that the town clerk apparently had‘
not received the petition for a vote

 

“'ASHHGTON' Nov. 3‘ —-Outstandtiume specified by the statutes. The

.petitlon had been prepared in time and

}mid financial sl lion. cited by that, .
t ‘ I , token to the office of the town clerk
.rediral Reserve bulletin today, uere but through an (‘l‘iOl‘ m “w tum m

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continuatlon 0! heat) exports and n .the clerk's assistant, was sent to the
-ntestlc trade activity. rising prices,i"m°° 01”" selectmen. -

.. . ., a; and full em lo 3 The petitioner for the setting aside
$56-15 lit) in October 1‘7. he declared Sift W130? 18‘9““. bulancespduyeim the result ofllie vote took the posi-,

it his statement filed last Saturday. ifront Europe it is stated, have given'li‘m that m;- law had not been com-
rise to demands for new financing. fl plied with, as the petition had not
feature of which, of “39%;“ concern‘i‘t‘t’“ actually lodged ill the hands N
ilo the Federal Reserve system. is the the town clerk at the specified time.
iextenslvo resort to the use of accept i'i'il" Oli'tnSimI side i‘eid that the law
'ance credits arranged, or to be or lzad been complied with and that the

Congressman J. l‘. (llytltt states

-inward gold shipment. extended do-

 

 

The-often-predicted reversal of the; the voters.
lgold movement into this country has“ . --._.n._

 

whose homes were in Brooklyn, con-‘ middle of October the net inward,

 

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tenced to be'hangcd at the state pris-l iod in 1915. 1
on, on March 18 next, by Judge Joeli “The only symptom of a change in;
Reed in the Superior court yesterday. the international position of the
Motions for a new trial were denied, United States as respects gold," the

he" 185‘ E8519? Sunday. were seii-is260.000,000 for-the corresponcing por‘

er Marcia Bailey, of Harrington, hie..

 

 

der. "*
(tastelli's explanation was that he TWO 0F DEUTSCHLANDYS

crime as one of extreme seriousness bers of “‘9 Deutschland‘s crew be- ford, went to the scene 0 wreck

 

meat with a waiter in a restaurant ing the
. late last night and the lattar wasstab-
Dr. Jean Dumortler, of 8Waahington bed in the arm with a pocketknife.

street .wssdischsrged yesterday. The sailors tied in the direction of solDlER ”HACED
Mrs. Lenora Giltberto. of Saugatuck, the steamer Wlliehad where the _ g

was discharged yesterday. crew is quartered. The police visited CAMPAmN POS'H'R

Mrs. Anna. Manning. of 24 Washing. the ship but were unable to locate
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 3.——‘lt was not

craft.
HOSPITAL NOTES. '

 

ton street, was admitted last night. the men. The waiter's injury is not
Frederick Signor. of Fairfleld are. regarded as serious.

nue. Bridgeport ,who drove the fatal ' .

Packard which figured in the accident COIL CONTINUES To RISE.

 

ad to his homo; in Dsnbury. some time. ,
.triay. . “tin-ml: notional. The new rates of jcctlon.

 

Saturday} rig-to mist as slimli- go' .intoolocc until Dec. ‘1‘ out. tho More himttf monitor of discipline ruinous. of Norwalk: Mrs C. A. Bar-- eti Cam new '0“ Octal-'3‘ ,g
or in mimetic fiction! of» Wotan. in” automation“ to Ifldmwln of on meltednlfihtrmitt, Konncy'avtu or- ,. umotrttrt‘on"! fipa'tum‘wfi ‘ '
lief-York‘rottw This“ motion on cost 3W1!!! by tho Wombat demo at. the ‘Mtth'NilbflMdm wa‘kztmn. E’benmr'flort. oi Rim, .. .' .

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AND fliElli‘ll ADVANCES ill NDlllll liElfDlSED

- " "idle writ-W tum-d Russians Driven Bitclt Seycii lines With Heavy losscI
Along the Narayuvlia, Near Lcnbcrg

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l‘nnds and with Douaumont at ‘

i Jim has been re-established.

 

Report Shows flood Work Do ~e Dur-
ing the Year and Chilliu

.tion of Fort Vaux, evacuated du‘r- \ ‘
'9‘ ing Wednesday night .by 'fhd
Germans. “

admits the loss by the Germ .
lof‘cf the village of Sadly-Salli
‘ 0‘ that they had taken from
gm". French, but announces the
flaws" of British attack! on

The annual meeting of the l
‘illl! llt‘hth-m‘t'nil. nor did 80 ninth in a decision handed down yt‘stel‘~ Management and
“‘th "Jcrry" Donovan states lio'sood for the country Manhole. Von-day afternoon. Judge 'l‘itttlc, of the Visitors of the l-‘uirtleld Cuun
has had no campllv. expenses, lint tinuinl. be “INA“ will“! outline tauperor court dismisses the petitionporary Home in Westport avsl
.Hlll, his Republican opponent. Inuit! WHEN" Wampum in his
Spent more up to October 2?. thine"!mach °""~‘°'l’m°" “WA "A“ “9 “Ruskin: the court to setJuide the re iO'CADCK The “Mull "901'? 09 4““
' any of the (‘Onkressional ciindidutm. publican has “"94 ‘0 “MW" AL {suit of the vote upon the question of
ill Connecticut.

of ‘D. Crosby Baxter, of Ridgaomibeid Wednesday ”oral“, at,

Boughton, the home superintendent,, vgnces upon the northern pm .
ark-pm“. and no "cpl“... in the Town up. was presented during the meeting. and St. Pierre-Vaast Wood.

Other candidates from (‘onnecticul. ((‘ontlnucu on Page Eight.) ‘llldgefield at the election held Octo» luncheon W“ “"Wd at one oclock.
\lllO filed their statements here today]
were former ("oncresslpnn August

the afternoon a very excellent
ivoie in llidgeflcld will stand and that $083813),litheetmrlldarigggfii‘mflt
Lonercun. of the First District. and. ithe town will be ."dry" during the com-‘ "9 ‘ , ‘ .
congressman .l. p~ about. of it". pmh W] BUS'NESS :ini: year. 'whtch included several little piaylcts. ; tempted to “Ram-ground recent--~
‘ "M M" ' ilv lost in the district southeast 0!

- Lcmberg, along the Narayuviu,
that according to the German :02»
in County Home, Oct. lot, 1915 88 port. their attack, seven times n—“fig
Hoarding in faintly homes. Oct. lat, ‘

Francis Orphan
Asylum. Oct. 1st. 1915 . . . ..
in the Danbury

Oct. 1st. 1916 .. ......... 10 lost to the French yesterday, the
Received, (new cases) during the

years .......................
Returned to the County Home

recitstfolts and songs.

The annual report was presented as
follows by Miss Martha A. llougbton.
the home superintendent:

'peated. was repulsed.

‘the Somme front, whiCh. were.
' lioarded

so tOdayc . ; .

--——-: An Italian dlrigiblc airship on
....................... . . 3‘7 91¢ night of November I, says an .
6; i official Italian statement._ dropped
F seventeen bombs on fortificationo
10 and warships in the roadstca'd of
3 . San Pietro in Sebenico Bay, The
: dirigible returned without hem;

Placed in family homes ......
Placed with relativcs .......
hisohsrgcd to relatives ...........
' Discharged to Catholic Asylum: ..
I - ranged. on behalf of industrial aiiilfi‘l'ror on the part of the town clerk's Discharged to School {or no”
HANG MARC" 15 commercial borrowers ill Europe. lolliec did not invalidate the will of',(‘,mduales

:nied. tat St.

1 from the Austrian coast batter.

lum) ....................... _
87 tes. ' ,,

in County Home. Oct. lst. 1916 .
‘Boarded at St. Francis Orphan Asy- .

lum, 00‘. 18‘. 19‘“ ......... “”1‘a~IS‘and of Brazza. the iarEest of
is i the Dalmatian Islands. in the ~Ad- ,
-———-} riatlc Sea, about one hundred and
Total ......................... 3‘7 Y {en macs goutheast of THC“.

At the conclusion of the meeting? A Mama“ forces havg
OLD SAYBROOK' Nov. 3""S°h°°n“ luncheon was served in the dininlI “s i

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Boarded in the Danbury Home. Oct.
lst.1916,.... ............

am was rendered . in the districts southwest of Pi!-

coai laden. New York, for" . h c Ruth“
The trial recent}.v held required theihulletin adds, “is found in an increase Nantucket. sank some “1““ ypm‘r'by the children of the home, durins deal and mm cast 0. -

The following progr

Members of tho-board of manage-
1ment and the committee of
at Nash's corner, In Westport. early ‘ WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.—-Couvinccd krio ntoday what action if any wouidiwho were present are as follows: --
Monday morning. on: discharged from that the present. coal stringency is be short by the military authorities’
the blowout Hooplm yhsterdav. Wit ltkelyitooontinue indefinitely,ths'Pan= into the action of Sergeant. Kenney,,phy. chairman; Henry P. Crawford.
liam Kebab”. of Danbury. another limo Gaul authorities have given for- of the‘heodquarters company, i.‘ the secretary.
occupant,“ the machine. will be dim mat adios to steamship lines of an Second Connecticut infantry. yester-l . ‘
charged fm’nlho Roslnul and renov- advance-Jot so cents per ton on coal day,. in defacing a campaign poster on: C. Waiter, of Muidletown.
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Port Vaux is again in French,

 

ready regained the ring of dc;
tensivc fortifications about Ver-

Paris today reports the occupy-i:

0n the Somme front, Berlin

mom

The Rumaninn front funfinufi" J ‘"
the scene of hard fighting.
in Galicia. the Russoans at-

Portions of Sailly-Saillisel, on
tak'en by the Germans, were again

German War Office announced

hit in spite of an intense fins

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San Pietro is a town on the.

penetrated further into Rumanla '

’thurm Pass. it was announced of-
ficially today in Berlin. _
' The French occupied Fort

Vaux last evening. after waiting ‘
for the cessation. of great explo‘ ,.
isions inside the fort. the French;
‘Wamffice resorted 'todav. The"
fort. evacuated. by the Germans
yesterdav, passed again into the
concession of the French without ;
loss to “them.
. Russian troops charged seven»
[times yesterdav in an attempt to
recapture positions rattan by th

om: on the Narayuvka,
southeast of Lcmberz. Thev suf
feted emptiorlallv severe losses.
the German War Office says, ‘ ,
gained no success. ‘

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