Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 21, 1917 · page 1

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ISenior Class Numbering
, Sixty Have Most Interest-
. ing Exercises, With Ad-.
3 dress by General Russell'

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ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD BY A: SPECIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR.

Entered at the South Norwalk Post

Office as Second Class Matter.

HATTERS STICK ill .
lllllfilNAlllEMANll,
. PLANTS Til flEPAliT

DANBI'IRY, June 21.—-Despite the.
fact that F, H. Lee, the; owner of the.
Ilargest hat factory in this city, one
employing 1,000 hands, thratenedto
close up his factory for good next
'Monday, unless. a settlement was
reached with the striking batters, the
members of the hat makers’ union at
a, meeting in the city hall last night
voted to stick to their original de.
mands that wages be based on the sel‘
ling price of hats, an arrangement
which the hat manufacturers are? re-

 

 

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3 CHIIDREN
AND HIMSEli

Awful Crime Committed
Following a Family Quar-

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SOUTH NORWALK, comp, THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1917

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Former Wife “of Frank J.

Gould Surprises Friends
by Marrying in Paris
Passed the $11,853 Mark
Yesterday and Made

Everybody Happy

 

 

The former Mrs. Helen Kelly Thom-
as is now Princess View of Albania,
according to a dispatch received here
from Paris, where the wedding of the
former wife of Frank J. Gould took
place very recently.

No particulars of the wedding were
given in the dispatch, the publication
of which yesterday came as a surprise
to the bride's friends in New York.

Her engagement, however, was
llfnown to her family here, as the pair
.have been engaged for several months.

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Prisoner Wept When ., She
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Norwalk Needs The; Red (33088-4 The RedCross Needs Norwalk ! 
THE SOU’I' , NORWALK
EVENING

 
 

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During Same Period 6“
Ships. Entered Italic!
Ports - .

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A . East Sixty-third street. would make no STIUNS REACH $l7’809

,comnlent upon the thatch. But the ‘ 9 .
'Llride‘s stiles. ltlrs.dAll Dtavi‘s (fl-merit? . Viffiggf‘orllh'fifife;figl‘ilignggo 81:,
l Eugenia 'e ', sai tip 3 8 new 0 ‘ , l“ " -' "' ’ ' ’ ' +‘

3 1The Several Teams Are 2 charge of murder was secured today.

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Sixty-Three German Sailors?

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'her sister's engagement, and that. she: . ,,
lhe woman was then put to plea upon

 

It. L.,Lamson Delivers Ad-
dress, Urging Continuance
of Studies“

Touciling'and beautiful because of
ainlpliolly, exercises for the gradual.
lug classes of the Senior High school
and the Junior High school wotc held
yesterday afternoon and evening.
War spread its grim finger on evcn‘
ouch a momentous occasion'in thc‘

' 'lives of Norwalk's school
and the program which was presented
was simple, and yctvcd‘gctivo. EXCI'-‘
cises for the. Junior mghtechooi grad—
uates were held in the afternoon and

(«sessions whittldilllrlted by the. large
,niterestod humans. ‘

With impressive and dignified inter-
(tines, the seniors of tho'Norwnlk
illigh schools were presented with
lulplom'as last evening by Superh-
lcndent of Schools, lra T. Chapman.
in the auditdrlum of the high school
in the presence of parents, friends

nit endemic?‘tl'il't (ricotta, ‘ parentag, and?

’ and members of the board of ‘cducavi

'm’on; Simple as was the program

i
. dress Delivered Today in
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l KANSAS CITY, Mo, Juno 2L~~E2e

children.‘

tIl‘ose of senior in tho evening. Both!-

ldonl‘iliato the world‘s trade. afttlr‘jfl,

WEAK SUUNTRIES

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Urged by Dr. Pratt in Ad-

Kalisas City

tension of credit to small and weak.
countries is one of the. most powerful
influences that the United States and
her allies may develop against. Ger-
many and Austria, said Dr. Edward
E. Pratt, Chief of the It‘edcral‘l‘lureuu
.c-f Foreign and Domestic Commerce.
in an address before ’the National!
Association of Credit Men in conven-
tion here today _

{We know, Said Dr, Pratt. from the
limited amdunt ”I? we that tricking
throuptl4llc‘cimi.rzil owcrs, that very

rett, Well Known Athlete

quarrel with his wife over money mat»

 

ambitious plans are being made to

War. A speaker Thif‘an Austrlalrinee‘lfi,
ing of invited manufacturers, in quot-
cd as statingr that plans have been:
, perfected whereby after the wart
120,000,000 people, the total popula-
tion of Germany and Austria-Hungary
. will buy their supplies frpm‘ the rest

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was too weak to overtake her.

llarrett was 1 Spanish War veteran.
He was a serge t in the regular army
at Fort Barrancas, Fin.. in 1898.

 

 

 

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NEW YORK, June 2l.——Following a? This

was to be married about this time;
Mrs. Thomas met the Prince at St.
Moritz last December. '
is Mrs. Thomas's

Working Harmoniously
and Doing Effective Work

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third mar-l
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tors, Richard Barrett, a well-known iould when only 17 years old, andlpmimmy reported -------.S11.823.00
athlete 0f 'Brook'lyn, early today Bh0tlsubsequcntly divorced. Their two No. 1 -----------------

and killed lllS wife, his son. Kllienddaughtprg, Helen and Dorothy, have'NQ :3 ------- . ---------- - _
used four: a baby boy. Donald. one'lmen looked after by their aunt, ersj 9- J - -------------- - 1.235-00
and (mohair years old. and then com-,irlnley .l. Shepard, with whom they ,0- ‘ .. . ~ - - - -~ ------------ - 336-09
milled suicide by slashing his throat spend much oi'their time. \.° 5 " """""""""" "8‘50
with a razor and shooting himself ini A year lifter-tho i’l’ormcr Mrs. Gould . 1"". 6 ..................... .

the head. The. woman and the two obtained her divorce nho was marriederl‘b 7 .................... .

boys died instantly. In an udiolnlnmto Ralph Hill Thomas. Well known inibvfl- :3 ..................... 502.00
room were sleeping two other chll-;Norwalk owing to ma relationgillp‘ho- J ....... . ............ . 196.00
dl-on.uelen.13;xmd John. 9. lleartnc‘wlm the. um ramily, m. nomasflfio. 10 ................... 851.00
the shots. Helen called to her momen'dled in 1914, leaving his wife on cstute.‘ M. 11 .................... 243.00
but received no reply 3116 run into at $2,000,000. Since not time she has N9 12 ..................... 168.25
:thc kitchen, where her father wastapent considerable timeabroad. 1‘3““)? --------- . ------- 202.00
seated in a, chair, lllfl clothing stained , Album is 8 mountainous country 01" Lxccutlve Committee ...... 625.00
crimson. wm m. child mummy .133,” an * 3' now mostly Total for day ............. . 5,981.75
10 Balkthc police. member seized occupied byltlly.’ who inhabitants u. , r 4* . —~——--—-*_‘
hlB’I‘BWlVOT'SMBtfiflDG‘QOWG her. speak '3 Im‘ggfif the]; own, Will“! - + '* __1:,.:.‘___ In. .:
She caught up herliltlevbrotborandug not him)" allied to any other Grand total e: ..... \ , ...... » 51?,80990'
ran screaming to the street. Barrettlgmown inflate} Its population hunt? The members of the‘Executive corn-

, wlteetoi the Red' froiéi War‘ Fund
Week are a badly worricd‘lot of men.
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hers only 1,000.00.

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imitations

 

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Ethe first count of the indictment.
I which charges her with the murder oi
il'lallltllll R. Andrews, of Cheshire, by
lues of a poison. Each of the other
four counts names another person,

 

Shame for Eldelly People,
Isor. These were not read.
l Mrs. Gilligan entered a plea of not

in Wind-l
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:of a preliminary hearing in which the
l \H-lililll had made the same plea.

Counsel for Mrs. Gill:gau asked’
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irAlvrironn, nine 21.» The follow"
in: Red Cross appeal was issued to»
dayb~ g :
‘fl‘lto,.Connet'.i.lcuP War Council of
the American Red Cross wishes to
announce to tho people of Cbllnccti-

 

 

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Taken to Detention Campi
"at Hot Springs

ROME; June 21.——Two Italim ,

162.00 who is alleged to have dicu from poi-Steamers and five sailing Elli"
278.00 son Wlillo inmates of Mrs. Gilligan‘s \vct‘o

torpcdobd by submarines
during the. last week, according B
the oilicial weekly nunounc‘emd

440-90Ipuiily. This was supplemented when made public today. TWO “the?
515.00: the court clerk read from the rccordsieamcrs were attacked, but-' He

coped. ,
.During the same period 606 ship:
XVI
443,170 entered Italian ports M3
531 ships with o. t’onuagewdl,
481,755, sailed. ‘ . .
COPENHAGEN, June 21.4w
steatiy‘eontinuunoe of; the Bubmaw.
rinccampaign, despifih the tie».
crease in the destroyed tonne”
admitted in tlid.Admiral ‘i‘epoflfi
for May, will, in the. op nion, 05
Captain Kuelilcwctter, the; new!

airport. of the Berlin, Ilokal 411%“-
icr, ultimately force n‘ general flu» '
val battle between British Mu

German fleets us the only gneW‘
of ending the submarine menu

til a total gross tonnage of f

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

rendered, it was, indeed, impressive .
and worthy, of' remembrance. Tho . ’“'

nn'eaker for the evening-was Gonoral,THEA'i‘RE

Russell. Frdst, well“ known ,ior

his excellent- oration guts. "Ho , ; . p .
. -. BBINHTHHR B" quarters . Place; Amount

. delved into the-lilstoi‘yrof the present
Raised $43,000,000
l w ceipt of last reports at the med (‘rosa

world war tor the'félison which drew
l WASHINGTON, June. 21.o-Thc ilu-Iheiuiquurters here last night. Ap-

.‘,tha United States into its.parlicifip:_l~i

lion. Then; turnlng to the graduates.
? . . , l . c'a :m~l orlilned a million and a half dollars. . . - , - . -, , , ,
<llizfigr‘lvlg-bcllgddth:iEilfdlefiSfai‘lu: \lvfe‘k'slilhe attate had already reported white. of the Superior Court Friday. Alimony alllouut already raised some of the (lulu "11pm.“ ‘1' ‘1‘ 11" «(11151113 blank

he impressed upbn them the grave
. .trcsponslbilitles which they jwcrcf
about to assume. lie emphasized the
. - .- . . . . - - . . . 'cd storms for the failure to securfi‘
.. ,, n a" ”,0 (,9. ”on, of 3—5271 -pelidentc llte will he asked by 'Ruth largest subscriptions about. It _ . ‘, _
rated to .th‘“ Red Cross fund. ”“3 m,isil'lill’iaglOlggtibobv‘ftillnilballi‘iuidv pledged. TOKélllgr‘llle. states of Connecticut. Miller Abbott 0}. "“5 city “1'0 ““5 should “m .b‘.‘ forgotten that ”‘ethmtm results 1" March.‘ The onlwl
mmmo‘l "Hume? 9f the Dan'vmusmtiiehorts to national headquarters llere.'.\iaiue, Massachusetts. New liamll-‘lw’n 3‘19“ “1 “all/0W“ “("10“ by Harry! “mg"m remaining needs ‘0 b“ m' do.“'(’”‘5l'lumle‘l naval “Titers genei ' ‘
that Jessie. Collins and millionthis morning showed a total of 343%

out that the pledges received for i‘u.
Red Cross War fund up; to Wednes-
day evening have missed the one mil:
lion mark-There yet.» remains‘imN
der to raise Connecticut's portion i):
this fund $500,000 to bomollectod or
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Captain Kuoh‘lewotior-blames ,
good weather for' the falling ‘
in the number of submarine VH5
tints. llcurgues that the weathiil‘
permits small submarine chasdfi”‘
to venture furl.li(‘.l_'_t0 sea, to 8110‘"
better and to detect periscofi
easwr. . -."

In this argulilent the critic is

than”: "1E til class

Reports to*l\iationa_l Head-

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Annulnbcr ol‘ plaintiffii~and defend, Two thirds of our allotment. having
ants in divorce actions will seek ali-f been ruined it may seem that the
mony pending their suits before, Judge tone-third remaining to be obtained

Curtis in the short calendar session may be easily taken ’care of. In the

 

 

EiiiillNil STATES

WASHll‘IG'l‘OL‘d.I 'l)..'l(.‘., f l June 2114—
Connoctlout - was: loadingl the New
England states "in the. lcolloction of
Red Cross funds up to the time of re

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Through the. generosity of the man-
agers of the Palace and Regent
theatres, the proceeds of the matinee
performances on Saturday will be no-

 

 

 

 

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. . _ ‘ shire, Rhodc. island and Vermont fiavpdi. Abbott. tMrs. Abbott will also ask| up of more subscriptions and beta”). follow the Admiralty lllstl'utxi
show Ill public affairs. The latest: ”ppm-0m a little 0“,,- 15 per cent of forum allowance to defend the suit. smaller sums. [it 10 the present ”willtllls to treat 1]". May rpsultg a,

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‘ contribution to the fund will be ""1le Red. (‘ross officials warned agalllstfthe nortioli of the one hundred million Alimony pepdentc 15'? will be sought. l‘t‘sulls ale gratifying, but 031110“ I

AT HUTELS WIFE unuch appleciated by those who arel at this chiod ol‘doiiur Red Cross war fund allotted to by Edna B. Coley in her divorce M. 9"“.ng work 5,," “m. before us ifilpraetlcally as satisfactory as thosc‘
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lpnfinacd in the patriotic work of misnrelaxation 0f efforts lion against Chester S. Cole)’ and byiorder to complete the fulfilling of this‘itf ADP“. illltl i0 0088?le the Eu;
. it ill the National Red Cross fund.
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3T0 TRY MEXICANS

'l'lecause Fred J. Cast of DurienfEfiNSPIRABy CASE
DETERMINE" l‘lllllll"i ON “.3293 CHARGE
——-—- DEMING, \‘. 3“,, June 21.—-.\'lueteen

'was tired of keeping, house and want-‘,
ed to live the life of a sport, he left,
.‘home, according to Mrs. lrene 'M. Gast,'
the wife, who testified before Judge;
“Mm 1" her divorce “CH0“ yesterday.‘ l\'l£\‘.‘ “MC, June Sir-Ejurv in the Mexicans ,ilficged followers of Fran-
Ml'r‘“ 035‘ ““01”“! that 51“? grew mmpd States District Court 10(1ay;(-isco Villa in the raid upon Columbus,
suspicious of her husband. who was 11 must decide ”,9 null! 01. innocence MEN ._\1__ in March, 19“,. must stand trial
waster plumber, ‘\\'ll(’.l’l licdeft tllc‘mwn (‘aitell and Charles B. Pilillipsflin a state court on charges of murder,
3'3““) several (“"0“”‘35‘ and ma “01 ”L‘illt‘ Columbia University studentslit was announced today. Judge Ray
charged with conspiracy against theimond it. Ryan, of the Sixth Judicial
government by means of an 'anti-con-illistrict oi New Mexico, yesterday
scription circular. Miss Eleanor Par- overruled a motion to quash the in
her, the Barnard College senior, held dictments against the prisoners. who

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- . . . i a at . then. The war council looks for New _
mg “5'00“ M"“"‘"‘s “Womomnem”21:01:: til: cities which todav were. England to raise 53.000.000 and the JOhMM Catherine Precht in her sulllwork. and we urge that ech undevm'yt-teute measures as a complaint
*added 10 that honor roll of conimunfilotal so far “mph-pd is spmpmgpphagnmsl IiernlnntG. Precht. Mary hlar- citizen of this commonwealth give of fitllttl't‘. T119). 3” accept the estis:

 

his or her means in order that Coti-

with no reports received from Boston‘CSi Will ask for an allowance of coun-
' necticut may stand foremost in doing

or Vermont which ‘ere sure to consld- “‘93 in 1101‘ divorce MUCH against Kill"
erablv increase the total 'when res man Mal‘CSl- Alimony 99110901“. me her share to alleviate the suiler'lngs
' ' and an allowance ‘0 (19191111 Ylllhbe distress which now exists abroad as
.. sought. by Catherine V. GOHClI W 10 {my l as for caring for our soldiers
(Continued on sum Page.) been we“ in a divorce action by L90; alldd‘” sailors who will shortly be in
fJ. Gouch. Alimony pendente lite will; foreign lands. 3 '

.hp sought by Georgiana Schneider of' n.1,.” mnembm. ,, is more blossempcrsous were lulled and many}
.this city in her uncontested divorce ac‘ n; (givg than to rpmveg- ‘ wounded ill a clash between govt-:9

ition against Willy Schneider and by ;,

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SAVENE EUEI‘ Signed. Connecticut “"ar Cotllit‘ll,i(‘l‘lllllt‘ili tro ms and stlpporiersof
lEHNPH iil‘asda Anderson Who has been" Alltet‘ican lied Close. 1. ll. L'ilniztil»iilie llewlv formed Republic of Kir—

\ l chairman. . , . , - ' , .. n , . r

iN THE SEHBUI‘83 (Continued on Sixth Page.) . ! salim, lll lllt plmultc oi l‘aitibov,.

raised $37,000, they wired this reply:
“Get. a cuckoo clock. Orange has a
:I'ight to crow."

mate of the Wolff Bureau, the of?
finial news agency, that new tonu ‘
page is only one-.iiftll of that ties”
stroycd. , . .‘

NEW YORK. .lullc 21.~4Eiglii;.

 

 

 

 

 

,iillssitt, according to a cable dis-r
ptllt’ll received here today from
l’eti-ou‘rad by the Jewish Daily
il‘ku‘tt'at‘d. The skirmish was calls-

 

turn until late at night. She employed:
a detectivs1 to follow him and found
that he met a strange woman and the
two registered at a hotel in Darien.‘

G ) ,.tlue...—— lle.. ‘: Y
problem of heating the schools in win-i ATTEMPTED SL‘ ICIDE .
ter without a sufficient supply of coal, -—-—-—-—- - I

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.‘When she asked hlm'for an explana-
tion, he told her that he was tired of
tinting tied down amiwnntcd to ”sport"

were brought out of Mexico by General

on the same charge, was acquitted yes-l .
Pershing. Counsel for the Mexicans

tel-day by order of Judge Mayer, who!

or of providingr somegother season for John llolau. of 'Silil'ill how-fat... at‘
teaching. has not, vet been fully solv-f lmnntedlto (ml his life in Plerlllom.

ed, it has been unoiciaily announced; N ’l..

yesterday say» this illuminan-

around. Then he. left home for rzoodut0 pm“, that she had seen ”1,, final

 

A drcree of dil clce was git en to: draft of ”1,, Clrcular before ,t was sent _ step in tllIs dllectlon huh, been decided , R01? “’1“ 1“'"°“ 1'": ‘nf ‘th ‘1‘“ file “Him“ Chapel, a hlnnch orniumx 31,—( onlpai‘ullve muctIVity‘
—"" llO 'l printer on. a.iroad. north 0f ?"'11‘}0"- don‘t“. Tompklns Avenue Congregationa l H . .1 l‘ l" l" f t .
(Continued on Page Seven.) i .liulg0 Mnl'er ruled that 3.; Cattell SUBMARINE CHASER The long summer vacation, which 3 than an) hour when railroad cltlplol'f‘l’r‘l Church. Brooklyn, i'. \‘., cattle to Ro-l‘m titty 1“ ,1" ill "lfignl‘im “221111611:
‘ ~ ~ .. + I V ' starts at the end of next week, will be came "0“"?- tou l‘rint yesterday 1.900 strong. A'Yl‘lm Cl. ill to u Icut Si 1 ,
.and Phillips knew the contents of the BURNED LAST NIGHT . I One of (he “mum.“m notified p“. beautiful day, with plenty of SPOI‘t.

1icircuiar their cases must go to the

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Ijurv. I \ ‘ . . . .. . LONDON Juuc2].-’l‘hc ofi’icia!“
' 9" l ‘ ' HUM“ M1155" June 31’5“"? Sl‘b‘ 'Seliembcr 4. 'Durin the holidav sea-Ulldge “’HdFWOI‘”! EMF “in! ”Will: successful ill the history of the ,, ’ . * .
MR ROODNERb AUTO, " . marine chaser S P 05 formerly the 50;, as a compensatigon: a vacation of; days in the workhouse in New York. chapel, flu WPmfl ()1_l0(]{1." ””1“ the Franco»

iNL’SRTIAL LAW GYPSY- ‘ fortyfoot POW-‘7' boat, “"15 two weeks will be given instead onCi'Y- On Saturday of this week, the din B91213" from “a.” there were 110*

While driving on Flax Hill road.
~ near the Eimgrove store, ins? Evening
about nine o’clock, the automobilei '

owned by Samuel Roodner, the loculi PETROGSRAD. June 21.——l\inrtial
wholesale met‘chnnt,.~and driven. by law has been proclaimed in Tomsk,
(llarenCe F. Wélls.‘ ‘etruck Andrew-iWestern Siberia. because of wholesale
Ift'vallcz, son of u, it. and. Mt‘s. Steplicn' murders and robberies committed by
litvancz, of 256 ‘ in: Hill ,raod. The‘crlluiuals who had been granted am-
llloy was taken to the 'Norwuik hospital - nesty and had joined the forces of the
where he received treatment. [mm or. , militant anarchists. More than 1,500 of
Sllmuel H. Huntington. He was nollthesc pardoned criminals have been

‘IN SIBERIh

 

held that the government had failed,

look the ground that 'tile fedcralhnd
“not the state courts had jurisdiction,

cut to eight weeks, the scholars \l'erei

 

burned-to the water’s edge on Stony
Beach, last night. Ensign A. J. Me
Kenzie, commander of the craft, and a
crew 05 51’5 {11911: were taken Off 1’l‘lmight be postponed until the latter
Captain William Sparrow ”“5 9““ part of January, when the tires could
8““"151‘19'1 from the Stony Beach 5“” be let out for two weeks with a great-
tion. Soon after the fire started the cr saving in fuel. —

boat was towed to the shore with the The school authorities are still

the usual three days. :Should the

 

in the lligll school i re that the iirsti New York Sun He was lying on the,

 

told. and the 50110015 will reopen ongllceman Wood, who ““9310“ “9-10”; mode the cxcurston one of the. mos

1301““ is “0‘ known by the 100‘” dog ioom.lvill be formally opened for

irURN'En GUNS

ON LIFEBOATS

entire superstructure ablaze. Ammu- working on the problem. and it is 1508-; PARIS, Wednesday, June 21.——A that. This is the sight which willl
“10.011 aboard “'3? removed before‘ the sible that the summer vacation in 19’? iGerman submarine which torpedoed a greet’visitors at Roton Monday when
“am” reached it- Naval authorities may be for only one month or lessdBrltish steamer turned its guns on the the. steamer

 

“ :pany employee,

nerlously injured, having a. few scrat-
ches and bruises. Mr. iRoodner report-
ed the accident to the police,

' alrested, with about 800 others.
Twenty persons were killed and a
i number wounded. *

 

are conducting an investigation.

 

——Want ads. bring results.

and that the time will be taken for.lifeboat's and killed eight of the, oc

rest andconservatlon during the fol-.cupants, the Admiralty announced last to the park. it will be an interesting

lowing winter. might.

weather around Christmas be warm.i 9.0““! ”01‘ 0011“] an! MOMS 01" ”18' tlze~season with the serving of a ban-
however, the vacation, it was saidumes be located.

"quct to the Pttry Construction Cop‘-
of Bridgeport, who
lWill journey to the l’oint one hundred
in number. '

Just imagine an excursion of 2500
human beings and all Chinamen at

"Grand Republic" will
- bring that number of the yellow race

Lsight to laced people. ,.

SHlNAliEN HERE

led by the refusal of the new re-S
ipublic to recognize the authority
Lof the I’erourad gstivtt-i'llllicllt.

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issued by file War Oi'iice. today. -i

events oi" special interest. ,

NEW' ORLEANS, Julie 215-4»
Announcement was made lly‘vfédextsv
al officials here today that sixt
three German sailors, forlue
members of the crews of 138'
German merchautmeu, had be
taken to the detention camp at H ,
Springs, N. C. Thirty-nine (it i,
German sailors, comprising the rat».

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