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Red Cross War Fluid This Week
THE SOUTH NORWAL
ASSOCIATED PRESS. NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD BY A SPECIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR.
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Office as Second Class Matter.
Entered at the ‘South Not-walk Post
scorn 110an com.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1917
Showers This Afternoon
and Tonight
TWO Callie}.
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RED CR088
fllNll KEEPS
INCREASING
People Are Urged to Watch
the Thermometers and
Contribute to Fund for
War Relief Work
clllllltts
‘ tot scroll
.l'll” APPEAR;
Nine Applicants for Superin-
tendent Chapman’s Place
{Present Qualifications to
Board of Education
ultimatum .NllllNllillllNNEllS
. diathermy, alumnus
iG‘t'f' R t‘fth
Miss Dustin to be Succeeded lli'drltmi c c gigglissedolll ad:
lllEMPlSlllllEVlVE
SHEEP INDUSTRY
Dog Nuisance Seems Still an
Insurmountable Obstacle
——Laws Ineffective as a
Protection -—— Retarding
Influence Can Be Correct-
ed by Co-operation
Attempts to revive til» sheep in-
dustry in New England itt recent
years have been met with the St‘t‘lll‘
ingly insurmountable obstacle of the.
dog nuisance. Dot: ans there hart-1
always been, and the farmer has had:
the right to kill any do; taught,
worrying or killing sheep The State
have also asItumed the responsibillol
for losses incurred by farmers froml
this menace.
But there have been two ditiiculties'
that hate made (in: laws ineffective,
lit the first plitt-n it i~ not an easy:
l matter to discover what do: has done.
llhe damage. The sheep-killing do..."j
works at night. when the former has‘
LTOOI Chest T00 Heavy fOI'l (0 be sought for and a board of rczi
'~ to tittlsltu
COCCIII WAS -' ttttltutmuttt,
N0] AI-0NE IN Patriotic Citizens of Nor-l
lllE Mlllllllll
. .walk Did All the Work'
Necessary Free of Charge
Mrs. Humishinih. Clash With
Police Over Girl Inform-
ant in Ruth Cruger’s Case
AlllERMENllEMANll
. nutrition
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Registration for conscription is
completed in Norwalk. Duplicate
copies of the registration cards have
been sent. together with the report
of the board of registration to the ad»
mam-general. This great work was
accomplished, because of pattioticl
spirited residents. without spendingI
a cent of state or federal money. The,
iamount saved through patriotic voll
i unteering will reach the sum of $400.
[the iil't'fli work of registration forl
jselt-ctive conscription can understand
‘, wlfat a task it was. lit the first place.
‘pxeparatlons for taking “11‘ registra-:
tion had to be made. \‘oluntrt-rs hadi
:tration formed. instructions had to
Alleged Murderer toCarrylbe given to workers and nanny ar-j
.__._._ tit-lea necessary had 3-: he borromd.
; or purchased.
NEW YORK. June 20u+blore titan
lBRIlISIl STEAMERE
‘ tttt AND 3.
wuu tlltt BAY suit
Alli Sllllll Bl SUBMARINE
anus Ilium ...:
t Nobody who has not participated lltlT“'
ilifillilllllllllfl .. ........
With Marshal Joffre, , in
o Messengers on Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy
Road Bound and Safe
Opened
CHICAGO, .lunc Bow-Official an-
Paris, Over American Af—
fairs
lilNSlAlllIR ts
SAFE intuit
aountwment that gold and silver coin,
Italian Government" Refuses
by Miss Sara J- web“? at’l‘hcse Gatherings
of Missouri i -—_.____
l .
lstolcu from an express. car L'lilt‘ lll‘lt‘.
late last night illil net to ncaz‘lyl
(Continued on Sixth Page.)
. _. f Wt "'t' N‘ ”1). ,w‘ eight hundred girls between the agesl
no l.lt.lllll t pt. .c ll}, ... ...., ..t I”. ten and twenty years have dis~
' 0:.ly tloto ttnforlvnatc persons in
Norwalk who art blind and I't::tf can
to unaware that this is Ilt‘d C.
Nine candidate: for the IlObllin'l o"
Htpctintcndcnt 0?_ Nor?) p.l‘)l-" , ..t-‘ ”in («gm 5., ”my. can.“ the.“
5'1de Strum. I'H‘f‘lllly ‘l 4'1.in hY, .‘J‘Ilf‘l ln‘ mine :tlblle Itlidl‘. .‘ lll'll
viz-x luv ., i -.».- u ‘t . .
i c p. Hut mlil‘.tll.(“..ti.l.l, lt.t ‘. scumbag: hit: rnd lirat‘ty :nl .~’."‘l-"-
(‘Itatm‘ltr :tppcm-d bci‘o c lllv board
cf (duratiin :‘t a nptc'al I; ['t'tlll”, rt
that body held in the hi; ll st-hoo'
in West men‘s". ' (.llllllll‘llt’h'
i't'ct‘i Ilt" :lat (f id. .:'§, curt 'l a
grcd him. win rpm the hot: d. 'l'll! ;
matter of ll'fl‘t" Ms. Clt'ifiml‘l'il p0"..-
1'on will in drc‘tled ups. :;t. an ad-
Jonyntd rim-in] meeting of <hv: li‘O'lrfl
of education. which wifl bl told in
tho “it'll Mlltllll, on F‘iilll‘lll) (\t tt‘tte.
«its.
ilt‘W..
't‘le pz‘trutvrito y writ: of thost ft
it‘tll i‘ix guns lll"l contributed t'xtt
.‘d ="I‘.‘I‘.il'l before l'“t\ compl ‘t
.itm was cz'frc‘ci proved a
l '1; .liff'ill,l'.7l: 4'or the sylenti‘d work o'.‘
to iv'tlm lmal tt-zmm. :tluldlt't Wil-
*; 'l muttering a ltltltl 0 over
rural and l‘:‘{)i‘t‘i§flll:1'l\'0 (‘lll/r
iv. lttzmcninr: riz'itt llf‘lc, 1". 1h
,.
I
~ 0 ‘ ‘ .. II‘H' -. ny rastt‘. nun up
John “mi. Mt“. antfa 't iVll :l-o mm; W , .:-L: at. C'Ollé‘lll.”illl"
present his complrd) tumr‘. :t ll‘lzi i..." or u .:tt:i‘.c)’ to all the
into 1 he maturation (f rm.- fft- In“, .I ,,»,_.._ p.37 bond. Ntvcr Ill Nor
into 0. l.t'.<t.n.ne lit-{1d oi the “Gilli”.- ~;.,|v,~, pagan has tltrm lltf‘ll a Pit)!“
. ‘ . ' P '
to Sclncc Department of the .Ill‘llf‘l‘ “gunmen; pml :pottt ililt‘llh tespnnst.
C‘
Al
and ruin? Ilig'ft t{:';()t.‘..1 xvii
acceptrd llll'l. owning. an! .‘lE
also
Still.
to :h. h- tf‘l'or‘s.
J. ‘Vl‘llf‘i‘, tlf M “l‘l. \‘.'l.". Iltttl tl l'OllO': in: rottgrftul {min}:
I) fill the vac-n 37in". Tibet rm. 1 ~lt‘ i. M Allin.......$1r‘.,o'l
comes to Norwalk vr.r'.' h :illly l"‘(‘."-'.l‘- ' 3 . :plln Milne. . . . . . . . . . .. 2597.5“.
ancntlrd. Mina l)li‘l.'ll h:.:; octet-tell to, 2’. :loyt-tout- l“.l“ll.\' ....... 4317.00:
9. position ;t 'i‘empl.- (lollrpt, it Phil. ~- 4-..], Emmy S‘rfi'pjlf‘. ...... 150 0-5:.
(dolphin. {lint-r tratlc. t: of I'ilCl‘l! or ; 5 ".1. whit-rt- M“, vim... Illaod
Tess {inlet-ell
also dispel-rd
.
I
:~.wl importer
of last
Cit 'wpp
(_‘\'('i tug, and
1
(Continued on S‘x'll Forte.)
lllillillillillili
llttl natural
ti
The first of the union tneelintrs of
the Royal Arcanutn. which will he
held regularly in Fall'fit‘ltl countyand
other parts of the state, was lteldilast
night in Stamford.
The following councils were repre-
sented by large delegations. number-
ing about twp hundred men were:
Stamford. of Stamford: Danbury.
llanbttry: Seaside. of Bridgeport:
Nutmeg. of Greenwich: Sherman, of
South Not-walk; and i’onvassus, ot‘
(Continued on Page Two)
utilitarian w
HA8 intuit
Change in Trolley Line Man-
agement Takes Place:
July 1
‘ J. B. Potter. for the past ten years
immoral manager of the New York
and StamfordlRailway Company and
in'charge of the New Haven's trolley
‘s
x
.‘l
l'ttxiotts :tu‘trc'iptir'ts SHED. The"
properties as far east as Westport.
has resigned his position to take ef-‘
feet. July I.
Mr. Potter has accepted a position:
with [Sanderson iv Porter, engineers.
Norwalk.
! com with extensive. ' do}: fences.
l ll‘urlhrr. whip the damage it paid by
tic :tlnlo. llii.‘ :‘.'?l(ll§lll recovered by
the f irr St‘ltli'lll (‘a’lllillrl the actual
lc :‘lllt‘d. ’l'its, profit in raisin:
nth iatir' lltitli rt: Harp and how
the animal;
Ikrhccp are
i Mi“
‘I'.l
(1‘
warns-"h to innit”.
‘1 (Continued on Page Two)
tilt tlIIlltltltn
1 utilittnltt
Mrs. Amy E. Archer-Gilli-j
t can, Charged W'ih Mari
tier, Much Interested in
Proceedings
l
l
l
l
llAl‘t'I‘ik'lIll), .thc 120. A net-int
thrl o.“ forty lt'vqr (‘21 :=u:‘tututtetl l‘l
into tr'al (H Mrs. Au: t: A citer»(lll-‘
titan. ch, tut? wil‘.‘ :tnll‘tler cf l-z'c ill-y
Ethan‘s c; htr llotttc for Elderly
4-, two led in the S‘I‘H‘l‘lfl ' Court.
. and from thirty-three of lT‘Hn
t:t."“...a:' :tn :vl’ir. l \""e: h. ..='n to fill the;
l\‘-.tt c‘ .lillfllf‘. s l in lll'.‘ jury i)";.‘
S-vrn lrtlnittttt‘. l‘. ‘ll f‘xt‘il’if‘i‘. from
the court (“usurious l.t“.;tll‘t!l' l
The Mill urt‘. (fill‘Jl.
lineup-luv": tl‘ blast il.tril‘:t:‘d. “its 2"“
‘Ceptztl‘ule rs the elovcmh juror. "hen"
twenty were called without the:
twelfth man being: scoured. and it;
looked as if the deputy sheriffs.
{would have to go out into the county
lfor another panel. .lantc.’ 'W. Can-l
illeld. a farmer of Newinuton. Juror!
lNo. 6. hsked the court to excuse him;
las jury duty would not only incon-
of;venhence hitn. but would subject “ll",GI‘CaI
110 financial loss because there was:
lno one to propertly look after hisl
Efarm. The coat: took the request.
‘ under consideration. '
l
‘(“l“'yl‘. h: d lured rt‘ltcr cirls Into his.
\ limit! by
(.lh'ttits cit
lrand Regent. E. 0. Parker: was‘: State‘s Attorney Alcotn. in quesn
. ll',~"“.i‘t‘(l (run their homra here since! ~‘——”*"
Juan". y 1. it transpired today co'n-.
cidt m. wi‘h an announcement by l’ol-iAUTHMflflILES ’N
be l‘ntt‘t: itsloncr Arthur Woods that. ‘
most ' 1
WI AllilllENll
he had ordered begun the
"-a mt: innuiry t'nto police condi-
thzuo that conducted after tho
are of Dr. Norton and Dr.‘
.West C 'ash Together, and:
3" Miss Balogh Is Ran Ove
lo-etttlri nturjct'.
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I
ti...
informed
-.t mooted of:
' lb . d “I‘ll of litt‘ht
The I‘cllle ‘.’t‘l'." todav
. b It A 7' H10 ll‘ttcz‘hi').
hr lit" llll'tl'm‘lt‘d
v
rl'o'i. r. cvlourly to ;.. .l ('l. of!) die-l
Qt]t"'1"."l"re. le'tmt‘. Mill it? a fuel-
«lvnl of thouelghborhoud. said that -,.
.‘lonlt-rtber of tort vettr ‘cr dauzhlcr.
Ihl‘it‘p‘t. 17 years ()ltl. lllltl visited the.’
than ("n (‘occhi'a ‘nv".>tien to be
shown how l‘.‘r~l0t' llllssl‘l Ito attach
“.2
1
.
Two automobilttt. rttc diwn by
Miss Noxon. Capable" of Dr. and him.
.Gcorgc tl. Noxcn. l)‘ Ilarlcn, and the
I i - e
M to the l'lt'l'" b‘cvt-l\ Ti 0 mm!” . other by Dr. lilt‘atn ll. West. sul:ts:~
l copier. :il};‘.’\l(ih\l1c_ followed. nndlgqqolugfxlglza yfallrrdayor:1t:le1‘titi‘ti.tlrlt1‘l
um ml the tm‘iv" ”V” 5"" ““— 1“". lli‘il ll‘rdL and l‘glii‘l-lv‘ltlJ’li‘fill‘t‘ ll
Il'lt"ll'.t‘l' *‘ll‘l|"lzllll! with (‘occht lie-l front ofliltc‘ Tr'nll'v chutc'i N“) oncl
,' -.. . . - . ., . . , f l . ‘ . l. .
. t.t,. ll .t‘nlll 2";3‘”‘(“l.?('|’v‘;"‘.:‘€ua{£;i was injured. but the Roma car hazlf
tlr'c ’ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ [the headlights broken and mnduuarda
"“' tod‘v ,N ml hurt as the result. of the accident.
I- .. H I . ., t . .. . . ‘ ~
“4'”. I‘M “Md“ had “In an "ted in i~"1\‘1'lfh:ltlktvlhltc‘ltlt‘d Ill: \(l’d‘lrt‘: wl'ltl
ll-vlv. l‘c"r ‘1 cvtweascd that (‘ocrlti't' "“ ‘ ' . ‘ ‘ . ' l" . “‘
, . . . 'o f.’ v; -' ' ‘ : ‘r
twat :1 hate mutht have warned him, llvnllveufhr‘s )rtl‘fltl‘lultll”lthfnlltul'rlll‘timcl
of "‘s I‘l‘tt"l‘t‘. ‘ A ' A K ' . ' I
,. . .. . the ‘o ““ etc b i .lll" ow
I‘M PM!" P ”I" m (“WINS Mmpy‘nnd ttl‘tr-m(ttrstttl'aitdlu‘ll “Il‘fllllllcst‘x:
vi 1 be that u ) be' lll'.ll‘..'-‘. Friday. 1
1 ‘ I __'-_L ' lauto caught. the Noxou car in tho,
side. ,
tt'onttnued on Sl‘illi Page.) Another “mm...“ Demand yes“...
W”"m iday all: rnorn at the corner of Sou'hl
NF I." i ".I biz-tn street and Com ord s cot when!
r, [Ev EEAMFEI‘” ltl‘e little daughter of Mr.‘ and Mrs.I
lull . ll ‘ 2f. “admit. of Oljen Street. was run
over by tut automobile driven by
RAENS FRflflUBE ‘ Norwnlk. _ The. machine passed ova-r
“ the rzirl's leg. Mr. Stiles tank the:
pchild to the oilice of Dr. Fraticis 1.;
Fl 0 E NfllTlflN Darnell where it was found that slit“
lWllS not injured. He later reported
u
.I
d. v‘ttp, rt'tmc‘ "II
Charles Stiles of Bella place. East'
3 the accident to the police.
Damage Done tolFOOD CONTROL
. . BIL'L DEBATEDI
Growmg Crops In North- ‘ ..._.__ .
. . . WASHINGTON. June flit—House
ern Sectiona—Rtver SWOI-. champions of the government's food
control
bill under debate in both1
.,l~- ~. 1| ICI‘I - ‘ '1‘
the principal speaker of the Pl‘f-‘llllll-ZI.» lmnlnll 0110 IMP-ohm" \\ 110 had. hat, branches of Congress derived mucn‘|
Supreme Representative. John It‘islridoubt about returning a verdict for; lencouraavment today over the scour,
or. of I‘lanbttry; was master of cere-lcnlliml punishment. asked lunt tl’v GLENBROOK. N. IL. June 20.——Af ing melting away of opposition to the
monies and spoke of the doings oflt'bcre \Vct'c conditions tinder \vliiclr lat-gr territory in northern Newt menusre in that body. ' ‘
.vsnrt tn (it“ltltl." ltvllM‘v. l‘u'h ll:'(‘l.‘"‘i'
.llllllllll Still
tJudue
' the right hand.
to Permit His Landing at:
".3
trind'si or Toronto
$303.03, was, n‘a‘h‘ today by (I. ll. {Tui- '
llvntr'tl unlistrcr ot the \".'l'lil(‘l'll
:‘rltvattt '
t‘l‘,
tip;
ut' t‘t A in 3 Ext; wr-
(‘ou party. A put it of d" .5... r. 2‘ . .. WM P . - -
lhrotv; ht to It we i. .n t. krn v..l 1:“ "‘4‘ l '0‘!‘ 'hm? 2")""'1‘h3 Sinking.
found in :hrcldl : U" :‘m entry‘s ttl “‘ “'3 Still 'h 3'" “at 131913: pm'
lhe rttfe.
.ll‘tfiii lion-writ Andrew. M” Ifi‘l“3":i vat raprr ed in u ctblc message
trn. thtl, tnesst-n' . r is «2-1; h f" t‘ n .. . . . .
cal“. whip}. T’.;,H'_,,.,‘.‘,.m.,l to .. lF‘lt: my, t._ \.I\!,t‘.l rut 1“,] ll. ' Lie, lltV‘Jvljtntl
l N Am. (.t‘m _. m,“ m, I.il3t"l'.!i.il./.1) :t ‘l 'c. horcomo
Ihttl'ue ,. , . .
\-- the v.“ ‘: l .1, Ems-tori 0:2
3‘ tr i‘tlzlil . :v' .‘rr, England,
may; v. till a go: "ll t':t.':..t. ' ‘hrtncsaaga
t:.. male no re. rouse: )lliC erstv.
,v't..n..«‘. .1 t
r 1”,“, m“ “'1. the Flair) nylon .llls .‘lllll.tf..I on tau
“,1”... mm, mm lwcm m in: up am .- .‘tthCl'Jl mem-
11 Shirley. o.’ NIP-strottt't. ”I, ”34“?“-
iltt. 0 (.‘ll antrht .' t t" vim v as v," ‘t Ilil'l) t5
A'fitl . as at tlt- tit t' trad-ad
l;(.t:tttl lltt ntx'lltfl :{iéitrtl it: safe,
(lat cfltr thew ‘37.
I‘tll‘llll'S I‘l‘lt l .>
the Hm. 'iu‘l ;...; ..,,r,..t or» pmhr l s of 3h;- t-l‘ti'y ll.ltl deserted.
boy \.' lint)! :tppatcn' (it"Lt l' is 't‘llt-‘J \‘-'t'.‘t‘ (l.lli)lilit- E“. Peters, of
“‘51“! Ili‘i- f~ " “WP-“i i" ‘- -'- 1" l"" l'l iltl! slr- ‘t, .\':elj.‘;:‘uek. Conn»
now the lll'l):~ nl sat'w :..-. a m . . , . .. V t
. . , l“t! .wtr; w ' “
tun martin t'ohlury alter va'uahlrs ,1". I I]... ( ',).“/‘ ‘.. .ledl’mrd’
have been counted and locked ll‘.“ltll.‘. “f“f‘f" -h" ""-'l’ “Ill-“Cd a 01'0”
Aftc“ ,1“, Hip," n. H”. ‘:]:1‘,{‘l‘i w... ht lilty. and was armed.
t'ropprd l. or. the tr-m II the. pants} lltlrli‘tih’. :ltllh' .‘il. »»»»» The War.
:‘nd lllltiil.‘t}llf "lx‘ll- VI“ ‘1“,- ‘ lilawlfi‘“ I"’l l.li‘_ ’1' Ray i‘l..t‘.z‘ from Boston,
orrwase n: nuns an titxt .u m. 1 , u - ..
fl. . ~ . \ _l l‘. lilH‘lll. " :
lltt‘ illClley lull.“ \"us ($3115.,"lltfl to ‘ , l"‘- (3“ ‘ " ,’1’_h.‘1’ lee"
banks in Omaha. .‘ivh. l'~ l) a H -tn.t t '-..Pll.1.‘."lnc. Ad-
-~~-__.______ st to the t'lt‘!"l:til)‘ today gave
nothing r9 “ "ti" the fate ol’ the
t’l'M» ti ”‘0: (Hi .lt ;'.
lltlr‘t‘i'l‘lfz'. .wi'l.‘ 2.2.m'i‘hc Dutch
:L‘zttzttt'cz' liemlgllr. \ high he'll; Bo:-
l:t‘.t May ii! for llotierdttm with
grain l'ot' lln- li'lll'tittl t:ovcruntent,
e
l
[twill illitli
Fireworks will splitter and
l. . . ' . I
«y a (H‘JJId‘ll submarine,
‘h'ts' 11cm l».l‘ll\'. nu- li‘tllliff- tz) ad- .
Sm, vices t'e.-cr.«-.l by: ..:v.~h:'. more talc
Monday motning. when the suit for (1".‘3 Fir-“l l“‘l"”"'»" SHW' “0 (let. “3 M
(lllltlzigt‘s of Mary liopttlu \‘s. Carmel as to the safety of the crow.
(‘arusa is on in the city court before;
‘ ~11) . ' .~ . t ' . . ,1
. ,,".“‘”*~* 13' ”Tm”?- Tm“ al l'ershmtr. the Amertcan' com-
tlatuttft m the case claims $000 dam-
ages. Joseph J. l inxwriler represents
the plaintiff and John J. Cuneo tho ”it." Will! Milt-Shut .ltlll're, in regard ..
defendant. .to American affairs.
In her complaint. the plaintiff al-, Ll't‘ANI). Switzerland, via.
leans that the defendant recently asdpm-ig‘ .lllllc Bil—Former King '
saulted her. knocked her down and . ._ - _ ~. . ~
ended by biting her middle finger of ldlll':\!'d'mm ”f (“mm arrived here
I r
The wound was rath- . . .
the Mrrss government tnet httn at
or deep and the teeth pierced through
the fingernail. ‘
On the other hand. the defendant
meets theacomplaint by alleging that.
the plaintiff attacked her and pressed
her hand over her face. In order to
the frontier and welcomed him in g
the name of Switzerland. A large ‘ ,
pcrsouages “
number of German
waited for the king." at the depot,
of 52 William Sll‘l’t'l, New York. anti
will have charge. of the public utili-
ties operated lilltlt-l‘ the direction of
Matt concern. i
_John H. Calhoun, manager of the
Westchester Street Railway Com“
pmy. will succeed .\ir. Potter in‘- thef,
management of the surface lines from
New" Rochelle to Stamford, whilel
another man will be placed in charge: the Arcanum is 108 per cent. 50“st
of the dtvtston from Stamford to Nor-5 He also “1,de that the Supreme
walk. and a third will have charge; Council will pay in fttll the claims of
. ' i ll
(Continued on Eighth Page.) rtll membets that aretktllcd It to
, front and see that their familier,’ are
"Wh— ’ taken care of.
GENERAL EDWARDS l
WANTS AIRPLANES
the last supreme council
among which was the case of the re-
and dissolved the receivership and
a receiver.
that the insurance
to appoint
also said
1of South Not-walk; Regent it-a 0.~
Gregory. of South Norwalk: and Fred
lRiedell. of Norwaik; also spoke on
NEW HAVEN. June 20.—~That tltej the order. .
aviation corps is one of the most. int-l lpislrict Deputy Grand Regent, F.
portant. arms of‘ the lou'itry‘s d'.'- O. Wortman. of Bridgeport. will pre.
Jonse. and that the war‘ departmentlsent a flag to Ponassus Council of
proposes to spendAat least $600,000}: Norwalk in the near future. Date
900 in the expansion of this depart- will be announced later.
meat, was the biggest point that
tGeneral Clarence R. Edwards. com--
numder of the department of the;
debt. emphasize tonight in his speechl
at the “1492" dinner. He said that.
with a sufficient number of airplanes"
Past Gtand Regent. Wm. FfHoyt,
CORNING POWDER
’ MILiL WRECKED
UNIONTOWN.. PlL, Jiine 20;de
in Europe, it would be possible IOl men were killed by an explosmn to-
’fput out the eyes of “the enemy. cut‘ day- that wrecked the Corning Mill
off his communications and bring out of the du Pont Powder company’s
of the trenches and make-him light
in the open." '
‘ tug powder.
meetingth would render such a verdict. The Hampshire was under several feet of;
Italesman said he would do it in- ex-
Ceivo'ship. Th: Court of Appeals de-lfriéme 685%. '“Like ”W (‘t'uger case' (—n rivers caused by the big rain
cided in favor of the Royal At‘canum.: in New York?" Qllt‘l‘it‘d Nil 15160111., storm of Sunday.
lfl‘he talesman replied atl'lt‘matively.‘
said that Judge Aldrich had no rightI Mr. Alcorn asked if he would return dollars worth of growing crops are a,‘ plain the legislation. CPIIEI‘Rl‘dealé in
My, Fisherfstlcll a. verdict, if it were proven that total Josie.
com-' the crime involved cunning and CU-i that has swept the region for manyI In the Senate the leaders were deter-”N QVAL MILITIA
missioners of Massachusetts. l-eporttniditv for the purpose of gain. and the' years. ‘
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AUSTRIAN CABINET
SAID TO HAVE QUIT
BASEL.‘ Switzerland. June 20. via
Paris—alt Vienna dispatch says that
the Austriaucahinet has resigned.
AMSTERDAM, June 20, via’Lon-
don—Vienna newspapers publish a
rumor that the Austrian premier
Count Clam-Martinic. has offered the
resignation 'of the. cabinet to the‘ em-
peror, owing to the decision of the
Poles not to vote for the budget.
The emperor is reported to have
reserved his decision. There is no
In the Senate there wns no indica-'
water yesterday as a result of swoll-"tion that opposition has dwindled even
after Herbert C. Hoover. food adntim
. istrator, had appeared before a‘ottn
thousandl tuittec of the senators yesterday to tax-i
Numerous crops
are destroyed. and many
It is the biggest yfliood- the House today neared final stauch
‘ mind] to press the bill
The Connecticut river was swollen' conclusion. if possible.
toy tremendous proportions when the: ‘
gates at Connecticut lake were open; -v ~
ed to release the pressure on thetBOY SE%I?F%%ISIYBY DOG
darn. which seemed imtninently inl
danger \of bursting} The country?
GREENWICH, Conn. June 2fl.——i
Walter ilohnson', timelve ,‘vears old.|
north of this place is nearly all under
was playing with his pet cocker span-i
water as a result of opening the
gates.
iel Fritz on the verandapf his home"
in Arch str'eet. yesterday afternoon
Small Bridges Swept Away.
Roads are‘fiooded and several small
when the animal suddenly became en-
raged and attacked tltc boy. The.
bridges have been swept away, male
dog inflicted serious bites on Wal-
to an early"
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lng traffic impassable in many locall.
ties. , .
The Androscoggin river at Berlin
m... hey-$9”. she was forced to bite includingl’rincc and Princess von
the finger of the woman. Mrs: I)e- Buclow and Dr. von Muchlbcrg;
1min claims $500 and the sci-awn Get-man Minister to the Vatican.
“mime“ _t0 b? an mfme‘mng _°“”' The Greek minister to Home also
Both parties hve at 12 Laura sheet. . ‘ _ ..,_ . .
South Norwadk was present. ( onstantme and his
- isuite drove directly to the. hotel,
gwhcre rooms had been reserved for
thcm. '
BOYS ARE BUSY; ,, . .
__._____ I‘Ol'lllm‘ lvmp,r tottstanttne, of
Militia. (ireeec, asked permission of they
Members of the Naval
PARIS. June. tilt—Majot‘-(}crler¥.~t
ntatnlcr. had it long: conference to— .
Officers and delegates of .
NESSINA, via 1 arts, June 20,—— . ~
Fourth Division. from NOI'WMR' 31‘“ Italian government to land at eith~¥ , 7
domg excellent “PM" “wording ‘0 er Brindisi or 'l‘aranto. but the re-
word rece‘ved here. The ma‘ority of
the boy. 5,9 ensued in Fund“... and quest, was refused because both
are on six-inch guns. Recently they
made a perfect sco-‘e on four shots, bases and it scents that some Ger-
and received the honor of wearing'the man ofilcet‘S"nl‘0 included in Club
letter “B" on their sleeves. besides stantine’s suite.
winning prize money amounting to. u ' i 9
$20 or more each a month. This hnp- B05 FON’ June “0'
pettings took place on the battleship.
—-—Shonldfl the I
United States fail in the produced
' troad between that city and Milan is
has lovertilowed {its {banks and the.
five‘feet under water in many places.
The boom at Beechers Falls broke
official confirmationrof the rumor.
LONDON, June 20.——Accordin.g‘ to
Renter’s Amsterdam correspondent
,the Vienna. papers say that after a
prolonged cabinet council last night
it was resolved to present the resig-
iplant near here. The mill made blast— nation- of the whole cabinet to the roads. which were tied up until late
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emperor today.
and released 10.000 cords of pulp
wood while a boom at Berlin gave
way and released 5,000 cords. Train
traffic to Cotebrook and Berlin is be
lug gradually resumed today on the
'Boston and Maine and Grand Trunk
last nights“
ter‘s left am and his chest and was
chewing one of his ears when neigh-
bors. having heard the boy's cries.
beat the animal off.
Walter was sent to the Greenwich
hospital by his mother. Mrs. J. F.
Johnson. and the dog was turned 0Vcl‘
to Dr. E. F. Scofleld. a veterinarian,
for observation. If 'he does not de-
velop hydrophobia within three weeks
ibtwill be felt by the physicians. they
said. that the boy is non infected with
‘rahlea.
A
North parolina. stationed off Virginia.‘
Bernard Reese has been promoted
to‘ first gunner and Michael Oljean
has been made first class she'll
passor.
~There are. three of the militiamen
enjoying a ten days' furlough here.
and the names are: George .Rose.
Louis Kuhn and Michael Oljoan.
Mr. Oljean reports that the men he
was with from Norwalk are in first-
class health and doing- excellent
work.
tion of food for allied and neutral
Europe the loss of life from famine :'
in one year would equal military,
casualties, according to Carl Vroo-V “
man, assistant secretary of agriculs
ture, who was the. guest of the Boss
ton City Club at a luncheon today.
Urging the passage by Congress 0;
the administration ’5 food bills, Mr.
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