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Dulce as Second Class Matter.
IABOR MEN
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NEW IAWS;
O‘Hara, at New Haven, Wanted to Anedares it Was an accident andA
'IlhroIIl P. Goodhart 00in thcA
Capital Stairs
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W“ llave Stokes Protected b’A Prisoner Says Lieut. Col. Butler
law, and Antend Famous “1296"
‘i‘iuontened with being tbrowIIA
IIowu the comm steits, II. II. (iood ‘
lIzttL. lawyer of the Employers us-
nocitttlmt of New Haven. In Me It Illll‘~A
Jim departure. thin meek from the
Vicinity of a room in ninth I;‘.iI)t)1
I‘m the purpose. of perfecting bills to
lot: introduced in the present nessioni
at” tin: legislature Pairitk II‘. O'it‘leurw
«f the. New Haven Trades eounIil
who suggonted the. plim of turning his
hurried exit. down the. staireuse. fol
lowed hint, prontunubly to make sure
that he kept away from the room the
Ital. of tho ufiornuon.
The strongest efforts of tho luhnr
II'IMII‘I‘S of the IAIIIIII will be t'f‘lllt‘l‘i‘ll
titltiltg‘ the. present session on IIII III»
III-IIIIIII. to ropettl tho fIIIIIoun soc-lion?
with of tho general statutes, renu—
llttiur; ‘Ii‘tttlt‘lti union (Ilnliuttln, it was
:IIIIIour‘II‘eIt ‘at the IIIIIetinu. whiIIlI
our: t-IIuIIIIILIiIIIt by the I‘Xt't'ulIVI’
.I:..IIIII‘II of the State Ft‘dtll‘itlillll of
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( untinunt on sixth pure) ' ‘
MMSOOPAI BOARD
OISLOSSES MISSIONS
AIM)” Delegates from the VETIOUSA mu: t. he. did not “not uIIanOIIIble \\I!‘llt‘ one I...“ m, ..
eIIIIIIIIIInt made about his wife
Ghurches In Fairfield County lit I'I .
‘itI. l-‘uiIlielIi lirnnch ot' the Vtom
:III'II Amiliutv to the Board of Min
.Ittme held it IIIIM suchSSlUl :illlltltlI
'IIIIIIItlng yesterday in the.
t'tllll‘Ch. "l‘he meeting was IIII liked by
large. IIIIonIIIIIIIIII‘. m'er 100 dele
:Ites from the various 'I‘IIIII‘IIIIIIS in
tho diocese were present. The Intel»
King; was (II‘I'IIII‘II into two sessions,‘
:IIIIIIIIIIIIz and afternoon.
A ‘ITIII‘. business session begun III 1AA:45
o'clock and Win: presided 0VeI' by MI.
'I. "IIvoIIpoII, of llridgeport. Reports:
'él.
’SPANEII IEIIS
JORY MOW WIEE
MNSISIS OEMBER
(IIIzaI iIIIeI 'Ist uttII‘Idui the possible:
I lt‘iti' llt‘ttllintlv on the witness '{TTand III
or ed I IIIII
' llIIIIV .A Spunoll, who in his LlI'AI yW- ‘
to II! ii}
(“uphill llIIllnnIl Spaniel] IOBIIIIt‘tI that! A”:
(.III [Alltlt’l
1:IIl,IIuIIIIIIeIIi III Iourt
unutioifof Spunell “an lI-oIIIpletI-Il
"tor the pIINIIIIt.”
I'HI'
_\'I SII'I‘IIZIN
l‘llllt y l.
‘ELIIIItI ltl
. July
. iI.' Spuuell.
, il‘ll additional witnesses front Alpine
I hilt he and the wow otfleero were
A Inuuged in It pistol duel in the dark.
(‘ I: I.
.‘tIIilIIV HI and paid “undue attentions."
to Mrs. Spnnell
(‘Il
, I' l" I‘.-II‘eItdIInt had protested Io (‘III
M I t . . . M: s,- l‘”:I(ItI IAIIIIIIII him ()Vt‘I‘ the 13...“. NEW YORK. .lun. flit—Stock brok-
.rI at. III: 0 his lme nt- Illil‘l‘Iftt IIIIII u‘tttI uguin I:IIIIl;,bI\lIIbAII~\(1 IfIinI L12 ti: pr,I toduy welcomed the. news that
3mm r tIIlI‘lilIlI‘r‘rInnd mph. ,mwlion for h, A 'I (I W Ohio“
him,
lttIiltlINx' in I‘eIiIIIellte tension in the
1.1. mil“ ,IIAIIIII.
’ “I pl tout the do ieIIIlIInt \VitIIIss him-I
self Hibbetl frequently.
Ins
giIl " he loolII Ii upon Butler as u mun bun-h.
IIIII ht tons to wonIIII.
itlt‘TltIlIS to In]; BIA. IIII Mtitl. IIIIII MI :I
sown NORWALK. court. FRIDAY; JANUARY
26, 19:7.
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PSAIMS ONIIEAIMEB
IEAO IO BEAIINOS
Boy, 12 Yoarsflgld, mGets $1,500
for Injuries in [Hunt Climb
School «Rev. I. ll. Curr is llec-
tor of School
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Charges that he. had been beaten.
Itpuntedly by it. woman school pIIn~A
cipIIl with It cane and a bait brush;
because he did not learn the Psalms.
IInIIc receivingr 150 strokes, were
| were made before. Supreme Court Jus-
i Ii-‘o Ford yesterday in Néw York, in
In putt for $25.0th damages brougbtA
A in lilulcoln lnin Roney, 12 years old, I
Ll': I III: on of the Rev. Ingram N. W PlEASE fARMfRs
Amine. Ieetor or the English deport
merit of St Mary's college a Greek
t‘IitlIollc institution. in East. New
\ork. ‘
’l‘I'II. IIIIfenIi‘IInIn named by the boy
siontorltlothersand
Proposed
lurors Weep as they llear Details
and Court Was Adjourned
IIIIIIIII INSOII;
'AI’ROEESSOR SIANIEI
yea: II of service, during \\ IIII II he has.
liten the means of assisting thousI
finds of embtyonic men and \Voment
Io bucoesses in intIr life
(‘X'It'k
try department of
High school,
lgnation was handed to the 80am nthA
Education yestcida).
ll‘d‘ on the fact that he lb :«oon to en
"age in the. manufacture of chenIiI‘I Its.
AND l MEN lntere sted in Raybootoa.
-" Dr. ‘ ' ” buslA
RESIBNS SOMOOI
Merrill Ian Was for Twenty five,
mMot the Chemistry lie-A
partntont in Bridgeport high
School
IiIIIDGIJI' (Alt'l‘,
Jun. L’MAIII‘II ‘22
Dr. Prodi
S. Stun-Icy, head of the. clIeInis '
the. BridgepoitI
has unsigned His to»
Ho ,guve us but I
htnnley In one of the
1.1mm chemists in the country. nndI
\lt'l‘t? Mabel IIIIIIIes EItIPl, bend 0A , .. rm authority on electroplating and
. Iliist Church school at Kittgs‘tun, NAEPGISIOIIS for MOEIIEI’S aliOldIiged .tI. attendant Industries. He in I'm
., IIIIII the RcV.JaoobI‘tI01rIIIIIIrr, A IIIIIriIIlIV and professionally interest
Seized Wife and used Bad lanA III'III of the school. The sun can Persons Advocated ” ed in tho ltnybeutos comnuny. whitb
guage mining ultegutions that the youngster . . . II.I'.:III into being UM'IIIIKII one of MINA
_ , wIII (haslised so sewn,” that “(I had Says the Bridgeport T9183!!!“ tort. i‘iRL’OVl‘lIl’I’i. It Is understood
. , ' ,, 1m IIIII'IIIIIO un opt-tattoo, was brought: in the twinkling 0‘ it“ eye. the that’- ho will deVoIII bus IIIIII- to tlwA
”A“ \NQAVA‘OI “A“ ‘A‘m '26 I in III(»I name of his mother Mrs. Amia‘ Republican I’m»¥“&t least ”3“ I331" further I‘IIIVelegnueuI of Him ll!")lI'lt‘l
1 Into Chlpin.
lt‘ClUl‘ of SI.
\VII'III'.
.ItIIorIling‘ to the testimony in court
way in livtne's gIIInIison bud
III III the uIliool about two months
3‘1““ II“ A II) it" (III‘ litst seIiIIIII-I puuloiuneni
N ”A“; “as alleged to Itilt‘t‘ been administ-
IP-‘tt‘ltllti' tilt‘,‘.”.Lr.II‘I. ’l‘lIo Il0_\_‘. who was tho 0an
announced that W" (‘rtifid‘tlxum'i ultnus. Instittm‘l that in Novemboi.
lllé, Miss lIIlIiIII' I4tI'uI-It him (In iIII‘A “‘m‘d “AAAA AAAA‘ AAOAAA AAA omnibus bAAAAAA
IIIIm' \AIlIt II tlIiIlI cane \VIIIIII. Ili‘ “A'A
.I'IIII, she tl. IIII in mountain climbing ""A‘NHP‘A’ “A A'uCAA WAAAAA AAAAAAAAA IUI‘II Imi
. Sin broke the rune over him he sold 1"”A' that AA ”MAMA“ WAAA “ka 00"
\\ 115 All" 0““ WWI 1“") . and then intotmed IIIII thnt he would ”A‘A‘mA ”A” AAAOAAA pmgressivo of AA“)
. I “If how to put up the enm- out of IIISI FA‘AA‘A‘" ”Am” AAA ”AAA AAAAAAACAA “A hum
hpnnelt Illi't‘l Lot. Butlm were MU.” mm...) “(I did not. “(.1 “MIN” .Iiun laws
0 Alliltlt}, lexun, the night UfIIltliIllltt‘flll‘.L3031I‘IAAAIdded
an pm. In :I Innlor I-III- tIl'I\'t.I'I III lAIIeeIIIlIeI, " continued tho boy:
i IV-lIIIII l hadn't used It toothbrunh oneA
IIIIV hIIt‘ hit mo ten times with It dog
IIIIip and ruined Irrent big wells on
till bIIIlI. 0n the. Saturday nftt r!
i-I-ZIIIIII. 1915, she put me owr IIA
edrc of II bathtub and held me ht)
A‘lIut i could not move. by puttingI
hm knee in the small of m) bIII-kA
'l‘IlII ll she struck me or erynlIeIe \IitlI
:In IVOI} handled IlliII‘blllriIl. She lIIIdAwaII Skeet Brokers ”.35“, at the
. I'ill Inful temper that night Slit. Wits: Modified Demands 0' “I! “leak"
It"; !I\ “II“ US I'III I h 'Id il Allllll A
I UllA
Irlltll‘l Il‘iEVIllg IIIHI ‘0 bl’ CIirl‘fIII IH‘” ‘ III) Ilt‘lld IIIIII I .
I "III I IE8 011 "IV EIICP committee
(luvrr mm tornlorlyA m it which has Its habitat in Fair
opinion (ll e'oult here today (It
It —boeame. progressive lust night, ,
almost with a capital I'. j I
it all happened III the matting of .
the [I‘nirfield County liepubllcln mum
IIIIItImI. dinner l'mt night at. 9. Hotel
Stinttield, Bridgeport, and when the l
legII-Ilutors in Hartford get down to}"
k I
of his \\'.itIH
the IIItII-IIIII I (t u,
for
U. S. I‘.,\
lot ‘III.It killed .\.IIs. Siliillt‘II.
k'I'dll
Iilso is
hitting Co].
Hpunell under indictment
Butler, IJUL‘lIlt‘t rum.
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(committed on fitth panic):
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ONII OONBERNEO .
WIIM SMORI SAIES:
I
‘l‘lIII defense toduy Il‘IltI subpoened
SIIIIIIIIII said that the shot that hill-
IIi his \Ilfe. was fired by (oi llutlei
IllIIIIIIII. the lwitnests fitlIll, bud"
trying to “shun her
befme other army officers. and
'IIII‘ follouing limit”). the I
\I (nt'llotllt in Spnnell s testimony )oy said..-
tho liouso Rules committee had limit-
ed still further its demands for ovi-
(once to be used . in determining
witcther any one. profited by It "took"
:.tI-.t before tho publication of Frost»,
dent Wiluon‘s first pence. note. The.
general feeling among broker-e is that
the now IlonIIIIIIi will eontlne itself to
I quuest for information concerning
'r-hori. sales." tho only transactions
which would figure. in any effort .to
lilttItt‘. use of knowledge obtained
Ilrtlllf-III II "leak."
3.” (Wm
that he had failed to lump. lie pm
tIslIIl IIlIll Ill.‘ bud IlIt‘tI \I It‘illll the
.H‘lt-(‘h' but ‘eIIIIIIin‘I In" them into
his lIIIIIi.” III the final beutinq. \VlIiIlI
.III-IIIIIt‘eIt “Ilt‘ll he did not IIIenImizo
IlIII psulms. he mitt the ptinIipuL
ItrltPtI him over 1m (tilt? of u but
IIIIII hit him 150: ll‘tlkt‘tI-WIIII :1 IIIIII'.
ms
Irourt look It recess of u low. AAA?
SpIIetIIIoIs IInII some jur'soI
Spnnell SIIiIl \I'IIilII he JOL‘ItltIt’tI his
title as IltIIl’ “us pine II< II ilov:
l‘t iti’III Aunt like IIII innoI‘IInt little
All his efiot'tz- ::
‘ilV sltllllllIIl :IllII my back \lIlf‘It‘
slip EililSlI‘lI me with her IIII‘IIe,‘ III
,‘it‘t tIhIId‘ I'IIIII-Il foI :I long while until
i’l slut-Id his ““0 rom Bullets IIIi-
IIIIIII tlAe‘V unions eomniitteev and dele- “we“ Th“ dim" "‘“A'AAI “9 “I51. 1 “till ‘0 ”I" ImSAIIIuI i V. as OlAeI- A modification “I this I‘A-“d WWI“.
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"not; were. lIoIIIIt ttud prIIVoII to I)(.‘ ”A II" ““‘nInI-i' “3 I'll“) 3“ “I19" 11” I‘II‘II on for stomuIlI trouble by in. "HI“ IA llnlii‘t‘t‘iWU' It“ SEDAN 12‘A
most gratitying. Miss MIIIy lI. NIt'Il “‘1“ “WI “13- “1‘11”“ “Nit UDSIIIII.“
”to. educational nIIr-Ietnry oi the (III):
bore. of Connecticut, doliwted
-iIiIIII“E.. but I-xI-ellnnl uddresu on “WA
“1.. (lllc.1t“)p (I Vt Ork ”I- ”,9 \Iismons . VIAI AAI IIIqutes and found his Wife .1101].
l (tilt
Mir :r Paintei.-(liuir:mIn of the leIIEOl‘I
(I;.(IIIFI.I’II‘AIII, spolIo on ”WIIIII Among.
tho Younger GIIIS. " Miss l-‘Ianklin'
ot‘ the. United Offeringr Committee. tie»
domed IIII interenting” talk on “Unit
I-III' Ofieting.” -This last addtess
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tutor ed the morning session and ad (A‘A ‘AmA Am“ groin" a few MOORE"
:II’IIIIIIIIIIed of Bullet what. had but)-
;iourmneut for lunch was taken.
'i‘he. luncheon was serve-(l in thel
I‘t”.. :ish hall and was excellent. It
.III In in charge of It. committee consist»
:in. of the rector of the llIiIISI1,RP\ i
.tI‘cherick A Coleman Mrs. II‘. Pal—I
Illitll‘, Mrs Bailwitz IInIl Mitt. Wil‘
,‘ItiInI l. Schlii-t. ' A
in the abandon. the meeting Ie-
ALIAIHE‘IIEII and listened to :1 fine tallt'
1-,» Rev George Iiilt,0n ofl Morga
IIIIIIII, N C. He spoke on “Work f A
North (Emotion uniting the. MountaiE\
White and Nt‘f.'10(>S" The meeting;!
(adjourn ed into in the queInoon.
BISHOP OE All MORA
’BIIIN II EIRERII“
Madcap Governtueni (lives Head to
Representations from llniietl
States. . -
't'JASHINGTON Jun BIS. ”On rep-
at: .IIIItatlons by the United States
Bishop de lo. Mom. of Zucutocnu, con»
jdunmed to death without Opportunity
:l’m defense on a charge of hiding
Rt‘iilu, has been released and in on
11.! way to the United States.
“-AlbthflhOD Orozco, of Guadalajara,
htiit is held on the same charge.
{untouchtatlnnu plan have boon made
v.
in tin llollund .l-llote land here unit-LI
A; I) followed be Butler.
litVI-IZ she had been offeIed
Splint It said,
as h:
‘I‘ouIIl see ‘tlrs. Spanell flying to rooA
herself flom Butlei' 5 qusp. Finallv that Piesidout Julius Sitemlau of the
he said, he saw Butler full and found (OI IIIeticut Fodemtion of Labm had
AAAAAAA IN BROWOEO
occurrence, started. the panic Most
tit. his oehatr.
ltIIIII IIIIII stIIVIIIl them .I month" AI‘Ianuo houses to furnish the numes.
AI Ilt‘ Jlll) IIItIIIIIeII Ii \‘erdiIt fur . of customers whore operations would
MGM? in the boV’s ftztvoi ‘ be of no interest to tho (‘ongression I
“I I II imcstigators. It would also make
IMBOR [[ADERS AR :it possible fot brokers to gtt into
E .
Spntiell testified he folowutl III
"'I.II‘IIIV uuituted. He said ho ho-
tooth with those. clients who vont
IIn inuultI
.sJIIIII heavily on our stocks.
uh it? {“In. [31101 was out of tip I 1‘)“ "pink" inquiry will be resumed
“MIAAII In It‘l.‘l.‘ll(§lleltA. , , 8"" 0f BHARGES hot I In ten oetnIrlI I‘Mouda) morning
I imi H utlei into his our, in: The latest Liodil‘tcution of. the com-
.III'Ile MIS. sztnoll already wits seat'
Amit Ace’s demundwhutt simplified pro-r
=IIIIII.tlons fm the continuation of the
my stimtton. According to Chair- A
IIIIm Henry of the eonunittee. the in:
Vestiuatoru will have everythAIg they
'\.I.nl within the days. A
in addition to the documentmy evi» I
Ittnce. I‘Iom brokers. Mr. Henry said'
tho. the. committoo bod sought by sub-. A
[menu the records of all telephoncA
out: tIleIII-Imli messages t‘" Ich passedA
between Washington and New Yotk
timing the. thirteen days investigated
in the induiry. The telephone .- an
(Southerner Accuses Stermlau of
forming Alliance with Republican
' leaders
pound in the room. A fight ensued.
in which Butler tried;
to use Mus. Spunoll as II shield. He.
SIIV. tlIe flushes fIOIll Butler‘s pistol.
stood behind Mis. Spnnell and
'4.
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lIAR'l‘l‘OI‘D. Jun 26.-~Chaigln;
hie. Julie dead. (OIICIUdIlIK his: testi- IIIIII‘IL an alliance “ith the Republican
IIIIIIIV with it. e statement: “ButleI , Emit-CTN“. including Speaker Honly and
but! killed her luboI Commissioner Hyde. Sol Son-
---—--— LlIIIlmer of Hartford, member of the telegraph. companies the chairman
a Central Labor Union of that city, lutdn no have agréed to produce this me A
[some sharp‘ uords with President tot-int A
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IStIc-mlau Vestetduv uttetnoon in the ‘.”-‘_‘T
Ikbby of the capitol HELD FOR STAMFORD POLICE.
Not content with furnishing some on suspicion of being the We wom-
mo“ 01kg in this ditectlon the labor; . e: I who up... up .I Limos, u “mm, mm.
Iontttifi gathered-I here talked of “Ilr- I and robbed him of $200 in Stamford
Immmgpon'l” Jan. 26.~«Sevet1t_\ ‘ntl' Attorney Jacob Goodhmdt from last week, Marrie Muiues and Edna
W... on .L crowded trolley c‘u‘ 1...... their meeting it he dared to return. Tutt both colored were arrested
Iznly today wete tbtouu into a w;ild TI‘I I“ '1‘"er (lid l“,9tlllll but, found his here this morning by Chief William
panic when an explosion occuIrIId inA “’7” b'lfl‘t‘d at “10 (1001 9‘ the room .R. Pennington, anointed by Officer
the contxollcx box and fought ntadlylbi' 1"‘0 husky labor men He peeked StIutton IInIi Tootliill. Sergeant Heft
In eSLflDO from the car.1~‘ifteon orI Hlldt‘l their arms but. did not try to? ern‘IIn of tbo Stamford police, wits do
tliI In new so severely injuted that 133k“ a drive at “18 entrenchmontfi “#31911 ‘0 bring the women to that.
they r‘equhed surgical treatment, but A" "1‘8 “’83 nssoolated With “1“ city and, after having them Identi-
:Ill weie able to go later to theft ‘01”51‘91100 which the labor men were tied by Mr Burns. did so. ‘- » I
“(mes int-“lied to by Cominlsslonor Hyde, to On Monday. January 15 the local
The enr‘, u special entrying night he held “I the oflice 9f the 1‘11““ 001“ I police first heard of assault. They
notltmen from the Remington Aims Londoner Wore. asked to watch the trains, bill
Il-IIII-II to Stratford and Milford, left - Chara“ "WWW oiling to lateness the message was
the plant at 2 it III. A fen/minutes Smiheimer was “9‘ the only “"0 received the nomén managed to es-
later. on East Main street, the con. cape. . Yesterday they {mum that
LI-otlei box explosion, II hot unusual they “To in town and this morning
BRIOOEPORI IRO til
continued on page sixteen
of ti. o injured live in Milford, with
mine in Strntford, and the east end‘I
of this clty.~ . . ‘I -
, H
Thomas
was dlooh no yoatorduy. .
PITAL NOTES. ;., where thar‘to‘u‘nd them. .
tit-lone: of tho locatiooitoo
1mm. parish in Nor I held county. State of Connecticut. U. (~
emu Its theV
ohm; and by WOIIII) acts of his oun. .
he Suffrage and Temperance Associa
iltn‘. tIIiII-Int‘ed the stIItIIlinsf
, iI(Il()0I and
\X. "\
AIIIIII; of lilltigt’ptllit’ls IIIIIIV. lIiIn, \Aill
Altnte the hell “Ashes of all who ~Itud
int uIIIieI
«“‘tl nllled Interests.
AVIIIII. and has many
iIIIIIIIII CONSOUOAIE
IHlii‘G us i“ the.
oore, of 15~Wootl street, another incident whiéb pro és the at» I.
Dr. Stanley's i‘t‘niullilllull \VIII III-5 [‘i'
t‘tl‘t‘d Willi l't‘ttl'rt IAV V‘VIIIyIIIII- our:
It‘t'led \Vilh In» high «ennui AIWI‘Y".
{tint and considerate be mm the I.
peel and peanut of his ‘pnpile no
new t‘ltltlIIi’tI in hie'
entIII III durin."
so that met.» hind,
Iig. IlItIH’d that
.l )I‘iltx tllulm'.
\IIIrlt at the eupitol they will be con . u. AAA-,1...“ I (Am... 1..“ hint I up Ihp IIIII.
It: Hi: It be IIIIII inIIIIIIteIl some ot the
fairly bulges. with IIrogrcsstte \\ut”).\\'hfl(i wagons OI life.
lie in It“ IIIIIIIeI-II,
IIf III}:
honorable
II 4 ”1011*
WIN llIII‘l t‘slt‘tI
[units in uny
IIIIII "llIII" Stanley,
his guiIiIInIII
ltI addition to his mum Itttililtttous
.gtllrougboui the chemical life of the
notion. lit) in editot of the Metal
AVAIIrtIi, II publication given over to
OII‘CITO,”‘I'ttE'Il£ Air» {.2 tinny phitfit‘fl,
\‘VIIIII‘ IIISITI‘SIKIIIIIIOEI has not been;
noted upon us yet, it is understood to".
Ilt" hunt. I
Hot. Stanley is It native of \'.n
l‘t‘IilIth‘ii IIIIII,‘
ftiends here. ' A
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IMO OOIIRIS OE PIEAS
Bartlett Introduces Bill Giving Fa r-A’
field County Judges Equalltights
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HARTFORD, .Ian. 26.1)HHINIUH is
mude in .I bill iIItIotluceIi b) Senut Ir,
liIIAiItt today fot the (OllS‘IOIIdllIIUlh
of IIII two (‘onnnon l'lvau coutts III
lI‘:I.I I'lleld county to be known as tlIeI
cm: of (outmon Pleas of Pairfield
(Otllll). The bill provides that the
judges sh-IIII lune l'QIIIII lights und
'IIthui their SllIiLlIt‘H shall be $6. titlIi tlA
I"yeni, instead of $4.000. for the (MI
side and $8,000 {In the CI‘IlllIIlIII
"(Allllllt)ll\'I’I€llI-i side. Judge lolIn J.‘
W mob of NoIIVIIIlI no“ presides over
the (‘lllllllltlI onto and .luduo Hounrd
ll. Scott of Dunbury over the civil. At
I pIuIt‘nt Judge Scott is ill IIIId Judge
'F.1I.Wilderis substituting. 'l‘IIet ernII
has. i\\()1n()l‘t} ye art: to run.
The. courts jurisdiction shull be the
present and both
quitIIs shall act in either capueiIV.
to be decided by the senior judge
Trims of qulrIeII shull be foI tour
3mm.
u—w A
thus no IOSROOIS
ARE ROI IIIIIIIIII
_ I
\\ ASHINGTON Jun. 36. -»Rnilioad
striltes and lockouts are not fOIbid-
um by the terms of It bill to supple-
ment tlie Adamson Law which the
Senate Interstate Commerce Commi-
stoi. Virtuuily bad contpletod toduy.A
Piesident Wilson bud suggested that‘,
a. provision be included to III-event
strikes or lockouts pending investiga-
tion of difficulties. The new bill,
howeV or, would make I. on.
.t‘euoe, punishable by heavy flue..for
a railroad employe who Into qIIII wUIK
to tiespnss on railroad property with
n View to preventing by violence, in-
timinotlonm threats, the operation of
trains. ,
Another important. provision of. the
bi‘i would author-ire the “Mm?“ ‘~
take over and operate "aucli port. 01"
I to. A'
the officers went to 37 Water street a. railroad and its oqquIIIuIIII I.» Is end eitporAencc have .eminentty titted
This is Itcceaanry to more troops or munie bet” for n
i
it no, time bréutened war
”A... IMPORIANI OEEENSIVE Mt.
German Troops Storm French Trenches Near Hill 304.
EIOMIINO IN IME MBA“ REOION SHOWS
German Vessel Makes an Attack on the Suffolk Coast,
All NEW BUSINESS
II:I_V.
II."
\ III tall siight..
$10M
IN NORWAIM M. E. BMOROM
Aciuncn I'm fomteeu I . of Riga. .. .
sed of t-od in then thintion of multiv The Russians are offering
pHL‘hK of tho unsaved In responseA strong rssistance and delivered
IN IIIIIIII WEEKS Slit
’ ON iRANCO-BEIGIAN not
5“
Northwest of Verdun. and Capture About Five no... .
dred Prisoners and Ten “Machine Guns
EORIMER AOIANOES EOR IME BERMANS
But only a Few Shells Reached the Shore
In what appears to have been.
Athev emost important oifct‘tstva
mne t undertaken in th
Froanco- Belgian front in several
weeks, French trenches on a front
of approximately a. mile in the
Iegion of Hi II 304, northwest of
Verdun were stormed by German
EII'lllS Have BlIIS All in AIIOW Wom- A troops, yesterday, the Berlin War:
en to V0 e on AM Questions iOffice announces. A counter at» .
tack delivered at night by the
‘ Al‘rcnch failed to drive out the
35-17”? tif‘llt't‘l‘ Germans, who during the opera-'
AAAJIA’SI‘HIAAAQAA‘OS" tion captured about 500 pristine”
uniount probnbly‘us and ten machine guns'
below that oIfeIeIiA The Par‘" ccount of the. quv
ll Ihe opeIIInI, days of the Inst 89: sivc reports It launched along fl:
III...MSAA‘IAAHAAALI323122.233; ILA? “am" ‘V‘d" “°“‘- “‘° “ti-3““ I”?
III under the tioml () measures wereA ing delivered at Eout‘ Pom-t8 be”
.Ible to uiVe .In opinion of tho totatI Ewe en Avccourt WOOdI on the ex" ‘
"In“... ,treme left of the French lines ..
‘l‘lII eiIiIIf feature of the day wuslabout Verdun, and Dead Man
the AAIAIAAHAAIAAAIAIIAAOEAIIGOAI no; IIAAAAIAAAAAAAA Hill a distance of more than
[0"II 1 I)! ‘ Pt
III-I IpIIbliI‘IIu IIeleg,r wzttionAAA’l‘hiI-I IooMuAtAIIMAAhAeAA and one ha” miles' The at‘
I‘orII. of an omnibus bill offered by AtaCks were repulsed the French
statement declares, uccpt that
Athe German: penetrated advancod
Atrenchs near Hi III 304. The Ger- -
man statement mentions the
Ifizhting in the other sectors of
tack “as enterprises on
IDcad aMan Hill and northwest of.
Avecourt,” which “brought the.
dashed result. ”
The fighting to the Riga region,
n-IIIII by then It‘lllIII‘iS of the Nontnlk the northernmost settor 0f the
M. to (‘huteh lot the rootptioi‘. 0i Russmn front, continues to Show
APIEI v Mar-tin Van I‘uren \\'iIll.Ims the advances for the Germans, accord-
gIIIIIt emngelist, :IIIIi \liss S .lose- ling to Berlin
IN IME IEOISIAIORE'
ilAli'I‘iI'OItl), Jun.
.XIsIIIIIbt)’ upon Its
closed the door
which the IulIIl
(Continued on Eighth Pugh.)
o __._,... “E.“—
GOOD NEWS BAMPAIOM
.llVIenshe preparations tilt" beinu
[IIIinI Winu. his (Io-worker, \VIitl will I a I) re_ _
0'1" It It month's “Good Nous. Cutn- The fighgng An tag fit) trlfisysew .
|.II .211" in the Nomnlk .\I. I‘. CIltll'(I1,Agi°n ‘5 ma 6 E30551 e 3
till the lot of Four-now Norwulk IIII4Ason by the freezing of the swamp
hot teen the. scene of an 9“ Ingelistic A Russian offensive early this
I"I .iiIIt in a number of .veuis but ill Amonth wan taken to be aimed at
I.4 believed that Rev. '“Alillitll‘A will in b th f
crman 356 $011 0
IIIIIIIIIIIV I‘HE‘C‘I’Iltld in this IitV. lllldAMitau' the G
that IlIS work and nroachin;v s will Riga» Amt At failed. Of dmASAvc rc— A.
do II. meat amount of good 'Imonz'sult.
“5 8U- The Germans now apparzntly
'ihc Reverend Maltlll \IIII. llIIIen have not only
i? this: it“? Ali“‘iii‘.‘5‘.... ground .. III... I... I... strik- .
IIIIIIII of the “Good News Campaign" ing northward across. the
has the. regular pastorate of tho swampy ground in the (location.
regained such,”
n" Ill III-VHnHI:
must to counter attacks on the east side
tlII regret oi the officers and numbers Aof the ‘Aa River. They tailor],
IIHI'I his connection with the Find MhOWCVCX' according to Berlin,
Methodist Episcopal chuich of AAAA'Awhich reports the capture of 506
011.4~ Pu. It large and influential h _
hmeh whom he added hundieds oi prisoners during A e days fightf"
I';‘. eI”-_:nleti timing a tow years pus- ling
‘mlate ,aud entered the evangelistieA Operations in the other was
areas have been of camparative
unimportante.
An attack on the Suffolk coast
Ito the. call to do ka
Iist, Mr. \tilliunis in 1912.
uAMI”. Willlntns received his training
.II \V yominu Seminm)I Pennsylvaniaf.
II. It quw Theologica Seminary o I
.VIAIIIlisoII, N. .1, and is preeminentlv of England by a German vesselof
fitted for service in the field of “Van-‘small size,t than identity of which
gnlIsm. He preaches a plain TAIIAAAI was net made out is reported
I‘m-net, which attracts and wins Ie 1 m 'gnificant'
.izmer to Christ Pastors and \VIIIkI from London' 9:1“;th SAAtAéh shells-
hrs unite. in cormuendiug the wmk' damage was cat ‘1 ys .
or In It iilizuns. Ias reached the shore, says the of.
“‘8“ S I°“el‘I‘me Win53 0‘ DOS'liicial statement, and there were
ton who will have charge or ”Ale musf no vasualtiesI
It: in this Campaign in the pace 0 cc s We a
if: Williams regular ohorister has F01- the third 511 c 3 (My:
had It large and successful experi- Lieut. George Guvncmcr in men
1100 with some of the most noted tioned.‘ to communication from the
evangelists of the country. Gifted French War Office TodaV's an.
with n soprano voice of grout AAAAAgeinouncement credits him with 11an;
I I)
sympathetic quality of tone, she has ing brought (10%,th aIADNh P u
:been blessed indeed in IIrr work as the Sommefront.1s rings p
and soloist in some of the great strayed bV this pilot
(butcher. of our lII.I.II'1.ber trainingl Elihu ROM": avowed syrup th‘
and tower torrether witii a sweet and
u Gospel singer As choir (lirector to 33 the number of air'ghipg
won: that bar nulrltuallty with President Wiloo 's AAAAAAA
end connecrntloii have. Invetlubly
nod to hear much truth
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