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. IlA MAMES
All DEEER i0
DMMED SlAlES
Promises to Refrain from Furtheri
Destruction of Foreign life andl
Property In Mexico if left Free i trays.
to Carry on Campaign Against
Carranza
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RANDll MAS 8,000
DIEM ARMED ME
More. r. I. MT
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rs IMPRDMNG
Al visiting"
Home Soon ,
V\\ASIII.\'Gpr_\; r). c. lute. lit, ,
(OHKN‘SSUAM: Ebenezer J, Hill who
was continet' 1., his bed with a break
. thaustion tor four or the
Acorrlrtm.s 10 jurprut‘c steatlilv.
and 1,: 310\\'Silljng up a portion or
each day. if his physician will pet‘
rrllt Jim! W stir about i-ttt of doors ill
a ten’ days it is quite likely .\lr. Hill
will lem‘c Washington at lite end.oi‘
tltlS \t‘tjt‘k for his home at Nor-walk
to commie. his "rest cure" and spend
llli‘ Christin“ holidays.
Mr. Hll. has been makini: irttrtltl)~
Al'cgttrdlng the condition ot business
t”_' W“ ”base of Representatives out
'1‘ ‘l “0"3 not appear that his pres.
Administration Officials Declare Any 1
Suggestion of Rgreement With'yt‘m. he tilt in rat likelihood tlnisa
Bandit Would Be Regarded as! “
Unworthy of Consideration -—
Planning to Attack Santa Rosa
WW.” ““‘irely necessary by the limo
h“ ’3 l‘t’rntitted to leave his apart
”5‘ I““"lleatiilrg at home.
l‘M'Pl’l l‘ot’ slight evidences of pity»
1"”! “VA“itisii-ul .\tr‘. Ilill looks. talks
“M “"‘E' a.- tlltitttlll in the best oi
lllll‘l'h ‘I‘liltlhflttrltrx H" says. flirt. tlritt
h“ ”its well except that be tires
A i. that). "l'-x, Dec. lt;.-“'.\ Mex-All“I ”'liltle more quickly ttiarl usual.
i. In tilt‘rli't‘ t"tl'll“(l Ill" border ycsW
I"l'lt!y it“ "t l“t'lt',t'l~l‘tl \'lll.:t's camp at"
('1 ‘Il, iii) tum-s .‘-t‘~l oi liltltfl'a. lit
' ' ,4r ”1 (‘lllllttdlltldfl lrtt‘t’l_\‘ :tlttl illttl ttll llt‘ nerds i1 it lil-
l'lt- (it‘i'r r t‘t
Needs More Rest.
Al". ltttll'trl. .‘.ll‘. llill's physician. says
til." congressylan is getting: along
\vith l'l'tii' t'rr the fitted States} le more rest, From the little illtlt
ygtitrr it." w i . \‘rlla would retrain. .\lr. lllll was lirst (Il'tl".'t‘.l to bed last
hour the . r'i‘n: tit-structiou oi t‘tlv‘._Al<‘rld:ry. he has occupied himself with
t-lnn |.le id properly in ,‘lt‘\tl'tt””u
('urdrliorr 7-.t’ tire l'rlit--ii Sin”...
\votild Dirtt U!" rt: 1" :iztyttlleri- \\ 'n, his
curlpaigrt guru-it the Car-railsl gm.
t-l irlrlcril
”r‘liitr ran --ttitittlly mmmmmit
lain yustot'dm’ H)‘ x' ”1'l‘r‘l't‘tlt't'zsfilllti A
i ve rt itic Lut’t-l'lllllt‘lll tint“. “my:
Villains lti‘trttt‘trk't butt} INF.) forwarded
tr \‘t’tts-llinrztun by A‘leg‘t‘aplr
l'ittn also Ufitil‘tfl m lit‘t‘lt‘t‘
l"'~'ll4"“ti‘ “I‘fl their property troru'
ll" "I‘ll-t “A '7“ pollsthle bandits. it
\'...t :‘i .r. .-‘.ii"t‘_/’rm< proposal
('iItitt-il till dilly/r . .trts- Ill Mexico.
was Mlldtétl (’
At. the i
l“ ”"l" :1 it the (tuerrez'o
”M- .‘wr tit t‘arrarlza “Uttlttl‘
“2 “9"“ ~ or built; treated by Villa‘s
"’ ”3"” . rer they had promised tot
A’l” U ~ tilla army. the Mexican‘s
"1"” .irt'er‘rtr.:erlr actors .‘iult‘tl.’
“”3 in”. Mtltltl well ttrmed men and
ILOlitl lines :4 rt Mr. the courier re-
l""}.‘"it. i-wi aim .-. trilllllti‘r at artil-
“-1. pa I . wttlt‘ him and a supply of.
"l.-ils.’ l.u' his: pIeCes.
'I‘Jltl hour
chili-u t.-c~i:ut.eitt. arid this
slid to It tint, tor the fact that
Atllt‘t‘lt :ll . trlltel‘ tt'treignm‘s other
than Hired.» ;=:'.i Arabs were killed
in lithium t..t t‘ity during the
darn \ilta . a; 1:: control.
Not, Worthy of Consideration.
\II'A‘t‘tltlto'l‘UN. Ilec. lti.~~Any sup.-
gmtiou .t >1tr agreement between the
Alttt‘l'lt :e .. .tlt‘flltltétli altd Villa is
‘
regarded 1.. administration oir'r'ci
at unu..r“.-, cf consideration.
(tfltcial report o; Villa‘s alleged pri-
posal that, an agreement under the
turns. of whith to would cease killing
Aritoricztns and desrroyiuq American
‘ reached the state de-
. night and sortie doubt
was (hillt-‘F-Stlil ‘ltat he Ilad made such:
A .rhe latter part of 19H). James B.
E.\tc.\‘amnra was sentenced to life im-
propcrt v Its
part merit It
O.-'|‘itll‘t’h.
i‘r- Attacw Santa Rosalia.
HAN ANTONH). Text, Dec. 1t}: Ad-
v‘vcs rece‘vs-d at army headquarters
yesterday main lied Francisco Villa
l‘t planning air attack orl Santa Ros“
\ 1
hip \tllel't‘ \'illit had leil
% here known to be‘
t .. ritllt . Lita. ll \\‘il"\ learned today
tlit \’rtt.. tutu anxious to ptlt llim-
sell irl 'i .et or light with the Alllllt‘ll:
treading the papers and delving into
:i mass of literature on tarilt'. eeo
troliiit .
lirl:.i;rr=s and finance. subjects oll
national and international
wlritlt Mr, Hill “doles" lll‘l'l on which
he is till authority.
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unit turn 0R
olrriirtr critter
titties six more
trails it wont?
Desertlon is Cha'ge in F0!" casesurlott's and will enable tiltI clerks to
1ltive much better and satisfactory ser-
ivice.
‘rirri tuition
Convicted of Complicity in “losAn-
getes Times" Explosion
LUS .>\.\'til-II.I£S. (‘itl.. tier. lt:.---—
liavid t‘a'plan was tourrd guilty of
manslaughter yesterday at his second
trial for coltlplicity ’i'l the “hos An-
geles ’t‘inlcs" explosion. October l.
Itttt). when twenty their were killed.
The sentence for manslaughter is
from one to ten years. (‘aplan will
appear irt court Monday to receive
sentence. .\t that little. his lawyers
ittl'ltltlllt‘t'tl. a motion would be filed
for :r new trial.
The jury was out live hours, t‘aplail
was lhe fourth llltttl brought to trial
ill the case. 'I‘tt'euty irldictrtrertts
charging murder were returned
against eight persons, but the name;
or only the four arrested were tirade
known. ,.
The four were brought iii trial for
the death of Charles Fog-'t‘ty. .lalllt-s
ll. McNamara pleaded guilty at the
flopeniug' of his trial. while his broth-
er. .iolltl .l.. former secretary of the
International Association of ’ltridgc
and Structural l‘ronworkers, facing
the satire charges. was allowed to
plead guilty to dyltamitittg the
Llewellyn .lron Works here Christ-
mas morning. 1910. one of the events
accompanying labor disturbances in
prisoumeltt. John J. McNamara got a
sentence of fifteen years. Both are in
San Quentin penitentiary. Mathew A.
Schmidt was found guilty and sell-
4‘“li'J~ [itit‘rlll’s ‘0 01“ reports’t’o Gemitenced to life imprisonment lust De-
ct :Tl thin.
Sailtn Rosalia
(lily rig-am. .anréon is expected
be. altar-trod lolV-l‘flt was said.
_-“
DII trillion ' :
' .. ' lilllSlWD MlM
woori ttt'vroa. tit. D'ec. “Sr—TWO
mun \vcro'kitled and several others
third injured in an explosion
a bra which for of tune threatened
lift] largo tanks titled wttttoll.
"U'ln-vu's'. ' 44‘" . """"T ‘ A
. !
. . , Alan's second trial began October 2.:t.
\‘illrr has announced his intention,
rd and .tttnite-u before rbturuing to; .
o." recapturing Santa Rosalia. Par
rat and .lirnin»: before. returning to
attack (llllhrzahttt City again. accord-A
igtg to military authorities, \‘illa. :lC-l
cording; I". this same. source. was last
reporter: to be. on the Mexico north~
western I‘lull'lli‘JA‘WGM of Chihuahua
wrecked two refining stations of the
Standard Oil Company; here early“;
day. 'l‘lre explosion was followed by
_ in. Villa ”“0“?!“ “meleember. llis appeal is pending.
been |.l\"..\".tt‘<l south or ('Illlltutlltlfl;
(‘rty preparatory to moving againgt'me jury at t‘aplan's first ”my Cup
A disagreement was reported by
)
__—_.—————I—"_ “ ‘.
PRDE. MDMSIERRERR
' DE HARVARD, DEAD
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1916.
Fair and colder tonight
l
EllMADSl A
+ PANEt DE
MOW Recovering train Breakdown
and Able to 3i? tip—Wilt Returni
i Mr. teary
A
State Has Only Tentiten Thus Earl
to Sit in the Fair Murder Trial,A
But Will Select Two More Mon-
MANY Attritio—
READING ACCDDNIS
Case Withrobabty Come to Trial:
\ Monday it buy Selection is
Jack llet'erairx.
lllanslattuhrcr
lll‘ttiOll \\iIlI llll'
additional two jurors will be St'l'Kit‘fl
at it o'clock Monday
to rntiria'ring .\lrs.
pressed spectators by thcll' intelligent
and attractive appearance»
Relatives Expected.
tblltorrow night
((‘ontlntrcrl on Eleventh Page.)
One Cruelty and One Intemper-
Divorces were
iioilers yesterday afitr-rloon by Judge.
lidvlu ll. (larger or the civll superior
\llt‘g’lillll. her husband.
have been irllolerably
Sherwood tit Nor-
name was l"lol‘t'tht- A. Dickinson, and
she and Sherwood were married .lllllt‘:
month followlm: their
marriage Sherwood started treating
her cruelly. .\lr‘s‘ Sherwood tlcclarcu.‘
Drinks .Habituatty.
(‘lilrrgo with bciltr:
was sued for divorce
The couple was
Sophie F. \\'rtrrcn.
v i
Mrs. “:tr'rell,;_
married July it. lttttl.
rt‘ontinucd on Twelfth Page.)
CDNDREGAIIDNAI Mill’s
1 ~‘ titling BANQUIEIA
The Men‘s Club of the downtown
'ilongzregattonal church gave a fine;
supper last evening in the parlors of:
It was. as largely attend-4
tell and was wholly successful. .
A eluded hr the menu were tomato soup,"
t . t . ».
' 3:11:11 “11221113. Egiatfimszkfi’n biscultsh men were enrolled as emergency snow
A brief business meeting w
after the supper and a letter“ from‘ ricd 15,000. but this year only 6.000
A emergency men are. Enrolled and only
.Frunk Goodchild was rea . Mr. Good-
A child is now ill Europe and is it mcm—l half of these answered the call for
AMDIIDAY MAR lllMlS
'ERMSlMASlERl
.. so AW... MlE MEDSE [EDR A DISEANDE
A Done During tits Early Days ttext
32 MRS
Week
Postmaster Andrew Leary, of the3
‘Souilrhorwalk office, has issued the building ordinance. E. It. itallaher, of:
Afollowing filial instructions on the Critnbury, was arrested this morning
Aly t"hlef William It. Pennington. AA
.“A
preparation of the holiday mail:
During the holiday season last year
this office handled the, largest murmur
of Christmas mail In its history in
record time. liver? pai't‘el, package.
.rard and letter arriving tip to ('lll‘lst'
Aunts morning was delivered by :5 p.
m. on that day. It is expected the vol-t
tune of mail will be even greater this
car. audio be handled effectively
u
A with promptness and dispatch. it will
require more strenuous efforts on the
part of the postal force than ever be-
fore. Extraordinary preparations hare-
beert made to prevent congestion or
all classes of mail. and to insure an
t-Apt'tlltitlth mail service during ‘tlrv-
t‘lrristmas rush. The public is re
arrested to cooperate with the pound
nfl‘rerals and comply with their sug-
gestions. the principal are being to
.tt.\ll. EARLY. l’itckoges for distant
gpolnts should be limited not later than
(‘tl and their Sheritl‘ Simeon l’eslsewa. 4
to obtain a special panel otj
ml. mu”. .ltll‘tll‘s yesterday “r:(.l.n“”ullllg tarly your package will arrive ilt,‘
lier'ore lo jurors were drawn of
llecember tit. and for nearby points.
not inter than December 21. By malt-
better toildltlol than it delayed tlrltil
the last moment when the great rush
is on. lly keeping post cards and let
ter mall separate. it will be a great
help to the r-tcrtts ttt sorting the mail,
and will save much time. I'arcel; for
local delivery should be mailed not
Ala‘tcr than December 22. Ire car-"fut
to pack goods properly and tie se~
curety. iriiproperly packed and rise-
curely lted packages will not be “I‘-
ceptrtt tor matting. insure ntl parcels
of arty value and be prepared to state
their value when matting. Don't send
any money by mailwnlenu your letter
is registered or a money order Is pro-
jcurcd.
tt‘ above instructions are complied
‘wilh, colltplatttls and diasnlistitction
-wltl be reduced to a minimum. and
prompt and etltciellt service will It.-
uitrch easier of :tccomplIslirttent. In-
surance tags can be procured at the)
il'ost (mice. or your carrier will t‘ttr~
Illisli them on request. for titling out!
at home. Each package tuttllcd Illust‘
bear the address of tile sender as
well its the addressee. A little can)
taken to comply with the Instructions
and regulations will avoid lntlctt dc-
lay and annoyance at the slump \\'tt\-
SIDRM ARRIVED MERE
ho trlebrated ill the. real old-fashioned
\ttit. Yesterday‘s snow storm was.
the heaviest of this year. The llakes‘
began tli-ir slow journey downward
about 5:45 o'clock _\‘(‘.~'tt‘t'tltt' lllttl'llillg.‘
and continued to full until .bolll nine
All'l'lot‘k lilt‘i evening. It is eslilllttleil
that about six inches of snow t'ell dur-I
.l‘tll"l to drinntn rim ”01].“. S(.r\-i(\.).l‘tl\u decl ' .- .. ‘ltter-
M the Ci” "'"l “‘i‘ \“:t~' (tulr it\'i"l"t‘d.ibl‘ received “till considerable About fenders having time to carry . 'a
illicinls said. by [tut timelv arrival “first here. i -
t| bunt lnntl nt‘ “rm tons of fllt‘l. ltitl NOI‘WM
ing that time.
’t‘ht show made it very slippery and'
dangerous for ped‘striuns. horses and,
automobiles. Yesterday noon a Ford
machine skidded and crashed irlto the
curb in ‘front of the South Norwnlk;
“library. No one was injured. but a
track wheel of the car \vas sittaslled.j
William Krusrll. of Norwalk, felt on a4
slippery sidewalk and dislocated his
shoulders yesterday. '
‘ No Shoveiers in New York.
NEW YORK. Dec.‘16.—--chterday'€
nnottstmm, the first of the winter,
will cost New York city about $500,-
000. .
The fall was the greatest here in
any day since De. . 26. 27. 1890,)“1911
it inches fell in .. hours.
Traffic is still blockadert today. ow~r
ing «to the shortage of men to clear
the streets.' Two years ago. 40.0000
handlers: one ycnn ago the rolls of
the street‘ cleaning department. citr-
(‘.\.\IBRII)GE, titans, Dec. litre b” of the Men‘s (““1" It was votedA work last night. Thine laborers were
Hugo Munstcrberg, Professor of Psy-
chology of llnrvard University, died
suddenly today. wltile"lecturing ho.
fore a class» at Radcliffe College.
Professor Munsterbcrg was- seized
with what uppeared,to be a fainting
spell' on the lecture platform. Some
of the young women members of his
class. of whom there were, sixty. went
to his side. and then called on the
college physician, Dr. Jewett. The
latter reached the stricken teacher
just before he expired.
psychology.
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’1“... 1.
Certificate" was prtesented.
the defense and prosecution.
ltobcrt Oliver arid A. Dwight Keep
rlso hart parts in the. sketch.
Professor Zttunsterberg had deliver-A
ed part of a lecture on eletnelttriry‘
to attend the funeral of Dr. Jean. flggibted bv vbotweelis‘lzflw and 3000
llrlltlortier. this afternoon, In a body; students of local cums”. who went
Arpourning the meeting the 91395: in work at 11 p. nt.. {dc thirty cents an
proceeded up stairm’ bro an enter-A hour . .
tainnlent was given by its members.‘
F. Ritter gave. a reading. {Ls dld Dr.
All originnl‘. WASHINGTON. Doc. 16.——A law
stretch entitled, “The Stolen Marriage passed more than halt a century ego
1’- W“. and Imperative slnco‘ the Civil War
_ MAOMeXr It: to be invoked by the War Depart-
1011“ H- Light “'38 the 111ng in the: merit to stimulate ’army recruiting.
rttas'let. Dr. Edward'H- Gumbart and, The old statute.,unenrtlted by Adjut
Attorney Freeman Light. the counselianmeneral McCain, provides for pay.
ment of S! to any clvlllnn for each
plan hepersundes to enlist lu.t1~'t
_ army. GeneralnMcCaln ieuggesteu to
Altogether a. very pleasant evening. Secretarrrnaker that. Congress he gate
was enjoyed and the club will meet. ed to appropriate ”not in
again on January-16. ‘
WILL PAY FOR .sowians. '
tritium... WANAARERMAN IINE rrsr’iir .
short time later he was tried betor
.tudnt George H. Yosbtlrgh ill the t‘ityA
tour: and fined $1“ in: tour mum-5' E as He Assumes Chic! C0lllm3lld 0A the French Al
they were. tor not taklltc out a permit?
3' .
to build a house to do “il‘ittL'. plumb: on "Me WCSMBI'II Fron' ”81""
i
v iiys. Through his attorney, William
tilPRDSSMNS tittitttfliiiitii Mitt ‘
be tried ill the Johnny tilt“ of tilt.
t‘rllriinal t‘otlrt. Bridgeport. At pres! I" 1‘ A
It'll be is released tlllti“r 32W bonds MEN WIIH 7500 IAKEN PRlSfl E 'A s ‘4. '
) . i ‘. “"
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en lit the Council at its 1.1M lllr't‘llllgA
on Tuesday winning. at which time t - A
it. .r....la Will Make Amends tor Attack on British and French
rcltlitidt to issue a warrant as slum gts.‘ - ......--...-...... .A. ___.r ......———— .2
possible. i ' A‘ ~. 1 b f . L
It is probabl’ that lit» raise \«I'll, A blt‘fi aSt aCt core assummg 7
m u, ”m Suwmm. .mm m “M”. MA PHONE [M l Lthc chief command of the French f1!
H’hl \N'ldtill‘ lil tll‘) lttliltiiqg 0...“.2‘ ‘ ‘
ant-i. Sewral people liutp’ followed‘
. Mt. tlnllaller's “.‘i‘tllllllt‘ and refused to
take our permits. bill the tll'l‘t-R! or" the
lat or will pottabl: put an rill to thoit
""“"““‘- 'Nearly Sixty local Men and Women.
88'1""ka HIGKlEY -" Atancc of where the Germans stOOd -
. ‘. \tnl‘l} to erlrployes ol’ the Norwalh Oi; the outset of the great Verdun I
Was Near Poundwlg {0 Pieces onlznin classes 0f pulpinyos lll tllt’ (’(llll‘l Silica his. last great s‘m‘ke ' .
Vessel plunging ltt'l' rails under water resident of the American Telephone. ,
in; a stroll: unlit-How. the captain of End ’l‘elerrrapll company, entplnyes to push his advantage by an it“
the thr'cc-lnltsted schooner. (‘llarles ILA who have , , 4 . -
'l‘ricttey. bound from Kcunebcc. Maine. over one year and who are I‘l‘l'mllng guns had been assembled, shells.
with a cargo of lumber for the \\’est.$:l_utttl it will “r "‘5’" will WWW“ We» Pileti and everything Was' in Wt
End Lumber (‘tilnpaitv irl lllitck Itttck.Aeturi\'trIent of three Wl‘l’ks' "1‘?" “Am" A'
bailed tt tint-ism: Hill In the outer llttl‘~‘ those ot‘ the same class w
. l-m‘ last nirzllt and asked to be brought ' — -
inside. Examination showed thatlless than one .vcttl‘ “A“ “‘le ‘1“‘Atutlity- The“ the blow fell him
with tho falling tide. the scltoouedequivalent of two \vcclH’A WU:- E11833 thunder—bolt. A terrific artillery
would pottllrl to pieces on the beacll‘ ployt'h‘ TWPAVA‘“ "W1. $3.000 tor hut )rcparation flattened the German
and she was rtuinkly pulled out otlthan 531"“ A1
dancer. being taken to ltluek ttockllhe payment. but “0‘
today. Another thrrw'lonsier. bound lit'c-lmt‘lll‘iI “S ”W5“ .
for New York. was forced to ttllchorAt-r rate of PM. rbehlnd Wth!‘ the Infantry from
‘ttllOIlt three ruit=s oil the light. bur‘ A.
A rode out the cute irl safety, although JOHN‘S T-V l‘rtgltntl
q . . f" ... ‘ m . .. Ate <, t .
MASMAAM" mm ”mm b" mm mum" itaitl‘lttsl ninht that so ltmlzton an enemy Still stunned by th0 - {I
“'1‘ New tI-‘tveu. New London and 111l‘"‘“”"‘“ WA”. A'” ”Allow” 1‘ m In places the Germans gallantly
_ l'l‘tlt‘ltlt‘llt“ from New York \Vt‘l'A fnrc. raid that this 'IS litrllrttl nor do all strove to hold their ground. but"
It rather Ioolts as if Christmas wrlI' ltl to se-‘k shelter ill the harbor from distribution oi Ilrl‘|l " It is irltelltl"tl. General Nivelle‘n disoositiOflS~
”‘0 Mimi‘slorin whi- .t.- t . cut )l(\_\'t‘S participate. . _
‘ltc subunit-int: t; 3‘ Mn“ :AQ,‘,A‘,‘1‘AI“AI‘:(AA‘tct-lrrrtint: to aurtmtltccrnellt. 10 ltt'ltl . were "rt well made that they w'cre
'rips ttrttslllrt tltr': inhuman... The thmc erurttnyce shim “““ltmhpl‘” .gcnerallv powerless to stem, even
‘ ),.-'.~ ‘- 1;")\\'. . t ‘
tutu Addie. V. Second. of Norwnllt.’Allmm“ and "Prmhmu‘ h “u“ .l momctnanly. the t‘de- One after
:t‘trtcd for that port. bill was forced' “AW“ "m’mw
to come back.
of it." (‘onnectitut ‘(lOItt't‘ttI‘i tllreat-v‘Vi‘lk “Whimgo'
rcrzot‘t recgivztd here ttltlt‘V from tile. _.__..-
ltemml‘ of .
Station says an unidentified memo; '
shin is ashore about two miles casta' ‘ “ BROIHERS
:ouilteast from the station. and that?
a t'nitod States revenue critter hasl
been notified. '
IRANSPDIII Stitttttti
of the. crew left on the boat were talc.
on off by boats from the coast guarttl . ‘ . . . .
‘utter Seneca amino Bamgat. constl mroonroa’r. Dec. IGr—A gralld‘ ,In respect to the attack. on
gunk. station. The other of the crew'jury here yesterday found true bills British and FJCnCh Imagrinesfin
Were brOuglit here last night by melt‘or murder in the first, degree againnl'Atheis oti Dec. tithe government
transport {Kttpatrtck ~‘ ‘ ‘ ' W
continues-wt thc‘Sumner’s crew had the'ktlUng of Nathan Garon,n.grocer..l°ryl§fiifima‘e at“ 0 011m 1
«‘ott thenveaaell neon wart sent t.o.durtng nu‘ottetnptto hold up and rob .fc toiit‘l r. P033: .
Barnegat: for, lifeboat: to take ct! the his .otoro. .LIAlt three are “ ‘ .
ore than . . g
‘ " next wit m eu'AOnttthetransportnyaaro‘crfagc
‘ A $0,000 topa Ithe‘boltttue r,
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Take Out Building Permits, lip-A
puts the Case t
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Under the charge of violating. thel
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DE SIX MIIES IS SMASMER" *5
Victory tor General Nivelle in the Great Verdnit
ing and [or t’lolzvilllg the law in other" * ‘ ’
' it
'Iile warrant was issuul by l’ros.
cctltor Lolli's (loldrchnritlt this riiorrt
l‘.‘.’. a d ‘s be rstl I it re tic hill to ' M WM ‘3 ll
’ " ' ‘ ' ' " ‘ “ Greece Accepts the Demands Made by the Allies. ant-
armies on the western front. Gem . I
‘0 RECEWE BONUSACMI Nivelle yesterday Asmashcd‘ y?“ .
rthc German line east‘ of the .. ;
~--~~~r ~ t Metlse‘ along a. front of six miles. ~ .' \
The victory has advanced»..the * .
French positions two miles and'
they are now within a short dls~ A
Will Participate
‘cxelranco or“ the 1Southern New Eng‘dt‘ive. The military authorities-v
SAVED f .Iaittl 'lelephotte tompitny \Hll protlt ‘ , _ 1 t6
Alrraterially through the distribution dESLt‘lbe “:3 VlCtorY 3‘5 comp c
of an extra cash payment exccet‘rrzlt and Crtlshlng and carried out
.ittotttuttui which will be paid to cer- without a hitch.
. parties comprising the [tell Telephone h h blo d soaked ruins 6f
— ' ' -. ~ A. ‘ in meeting th‘ W en 1 c 0 'r .
”IBM ROCK Beach ,Unldentrtred‘.,tr.tr to aid them t Fort Vaux and Douaumont fell ..
' .present abnormal living condition. . . .,
Steamship “SM" 1 Not All Participate. once more into the hands pg)...
—-—-~—-- t According to an ttnnouncertt't‘tltAverdun's defenders. General “is“.
liltllltuhl’tlltl. Aim". to. wriir his matte last nrtzht It.“ 'lhrmlcrt‘ N ““"‘veltc has been quietly preparing-
lit-en in the service in!“ tack on a larger; scale. Men hhfl "
ho have been i readiness for the moment witch 1 .
in the service over three lllolttlls btit the general should see his OPPQP
will also participate in . ..
in or.) same defenses, then the guns were ole: .
rcceiviug the less- voted and threw a curtain of steer ;
tit Distribution. " . .- ..
NOS Fir-3....“ New...“ 01- m. ever, trench from Pepper H1113 ,
Telephone beyond Damloup dashed forwa
t‘ontpttll)’ .
(‘mvlol’t‘n of the classes bombardment.
Fivn Sound tugs with triws hound Ilell system.
eluted to be a
d of the contemplate . .
bonus [l‘tth‘tt‘IIt last night. Maurice Il.'another Vacherattvdle and L0uve<
‘Vrtttillt' manager or the South .Nul‘lmont villages. Chambrette farm
. .. was \‘l‘I‘y “’l‘l‘u‘ilff‘smi'land the Hardattmont and BCSOIR: A
“red m“ “““vmwonwm “mm Avaux work". fell; without the dc! as
t
Shortage of con] at the pnu'cr l‘ltth‘
yin Nutting said that a . _ -. . -.
k employer: will participate-away e‘thcr guns or material and‘ _
tie-,3 both men and women. lnrisoners began :10 stream stead- .
lily rearward to ports prepared for
itheir reception. .\ , .
'. An official telegram an‘ 'A
.nouncing that Greece hart accept»-
ed urreservedly the. conditions .
i tit tilt SittiiNttAeuthanasia? :3 2.2:}
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SANDY HOOK‘ N. J.. hm. lt‘t.-—».-\A l‘hts tnctu
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Little Beach Life Saviu".
gnt, according to the Petit:
lutrnnueoar. llec. lti.---—.loscph 0. Journal-
: 7' ._
'\\'ri;zht nntl Nathaniel. P. \Vrighl,t Ancofdmfit *0 an Athens (“5
.. _ SEEMS DQOMfDAbrothers, pleaded gpilty in the super-Apatch to Renter's Greece has rev
' ‘ior court here yesterday to the theicplied to the Allies‘ utnmatum by
t 2 of $2,000 worth of alumuinum wire; , - that it accepts the dc..-
.. ._.‘A\_|saylng ‘ __ _\.
tllOlll tht Rtlnlngton Arms Union to Amands on ‘t, as It ts desirous of
Vessel is in Danger 0f Going taAlttIItc Cartridge (70.. where Nathaniel
. .. ‘ ' infof
' was employed as the storekeetpe..fglv1ng another manifest .00
Pieces—Rescue MEI! on Boar “Each was Sentenced to six months “lithe sincerely {mgr-idly sentimentssfl ,
. > Hail. The brothers are member-3 of “Awhich have already animated It;
NEW YORK, Dec, 16,—le Uni-.Hdlpromincnt family here. and Josephlmwmd the Entente. The. reply. H
States Army._transpnrt Sumner, whichthas been a leader ill local polltICa.
grounded on Bnrnegttt. N. .r.. SundaytJuds
night. on the way to this port froml‘m0 ””1
Colon. was abandoned by her crewADfllhlt’S-
early today. Heavy seas driven by “l
Anorthwestcrly wind caused the trans-A
port to pound heavily on the. shoal I i ‘ ' ‘ >
and shortly after midnight the vesselA E Ahave already been given, It “a
leaked scrapto'ly that'the pumps and}
wireless were put out of commissionl
e llurpee said that the case “assays that no hostile movements 3
annealed strongly to his amt-- f troops have ever taken place
A l or been projected and that the
transfer of material northwards} .
,will immediately cease. Orders ,"‘
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tstated, regarding the movements
tilt MUtDttAtiiiggpsnm m“
. possr e. . ‘ ~‘
Captain Webber and a small «portion?
AEdwurd Slattery. John Cavanaugh and:
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It wnls’learncd later. that only two Henry W. Welcli. charging them with .dgclarCstthat.lfifieslggéitp EN;
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