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ARE lAIiEN
Local Boards to Organize in
Their Respective Jurisdic-
‘Struck By Big Pierce Arrowl
Owned By F. E. Lewis,
f 2nd, of Saugatuck, As His
liar Owned By Ber
Biore Had Stopped to
4 Have Puncture Repaired
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a for the se-
draft was followed last week
appointment of the local exemp—
ltion "boards which soon start the pie
. t Sports at Seashore ,
{INDER $3,000 Bflant éRegistration Cards Number.
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“"T‘T‘T lgucsts attended third annual outing ot .
mobiles brought the Bridgeporters m'lcctive
AT ilillilN PiliNl “”8
l Body Hid Rear Light of
Car --—- .Eiiillli MUST Wlilli
Firm Building the Norwalke
About seveittyhien employed in the
Cd in Red Ink—Copies to
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nard W'ibfuliridgepolri, which was held Sahib] AdJUtant General
'tliis city and the party was made Up‘bv
AM the male executives of the ofilce -
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executive capacities and a few invited
iday at Roton Point. Seventeen auto; Registration on Julie
torcnicii and
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Charles l, Page of "t Wilton avenue ‘ tom; aam);Imidlim‘iiiiiitd guests were “’“m‘lrl' lirciuu'atums tor the draft.
. ‘ ‘ ' ' 'Atiiiie cclw 5- t‘ ' ‘ ‘ instructions for local h - 'i‘ l'\'*
p well-known Norwalk young man eni‘ , . , . . -. - .. - ~ ot' the ‘ ' ' 0““ h I“ ‘
‘ ‘ ’ Ma]. (i. '1. ”0M“! ““i‘l‘ul ‘lwt‘ll sent out by I’l‘tn‘Otil Marshal
("Wed in the Norwalk‘ Tml & Rubber . board of education of New Hilton» NHL
. z n . . .. . . . - .. (‘encr'il E. ii. t‘mwde‘t - z' 1'-
ompany “its stiutk by an automobile;summary of ,1“, Parity conipum'; \‘tit- ‘ ‘ i ”‘d to“ ”n “
lbui; Sanford, Robert Hurley and E. J
\Ill‘t‘nllllll, all of Bridgeport.
The program was a lively one for
those who attended the outing. A line
feed, plenty of games, together with
all ctuicessions running on high gear
and a line game made the outing one
which will long be remembered.
Upon the arrival of the party at the ‘ H;
k. a program of sports was run 0 .
.cerpts from regulations prescribed by
Utlte president and are in the hands of
'the state council of defense, The pain-
phlet contains sixteen pages and is
minute in directions. some of which
are highly technical and involved.
The instructions ma) be divided into
‘steps as follows:
)owned by i". E. Lewis, 2d, Sau'gatuck,
find driven by Edward Robert Castle-
;i'g, near Hill's Corner on the West-
port turnpike, Saturday evening, re-
tneiviiig injuries from which he died ‘til
ttiiort time later in the Norwalk hos-l
gutal, after every ettort had been made
do save his life. Mr. (‘astleberg was
placed under, arrest on’a .cli’tii‘tze ot‘(
unanslaiightcr, by Deputy Sherilf Ed-glH
"‘tl‘ Ii. Perry, of “'estport, ininiednito’ ii" . _ I, .. . ., ,5 u.
3: offer the accident, but was: releasediTh‘T“ “H“ ”Ti: ‘indi‘itlgfson i0;l C‘vii‘rd
’liilieiilllt“ later, on $3,000 bonds, which man "‘IM’Wmm‘tl ‘_, ‘9‘ N (“with“),
mere‘fufiiished hy’l“. 1'2. Lewififlffls ein- ditfih- lill‘t‘P-iegurt li‘y‘bv‘lvblfl"panic-
Meyer. Castleberg was driving a big {fighting 3: iii? .\i'i£i‘tri(.“m.giwmS WW.
oven assen er Pierce Arrow limoir * , . , . . .
Iicne iti’wartlagii'estport, when' the ac-"qmmlmi himdmrlf Intizi‘iiq‘tiiviih‘uh “N10
lenient occuiieti, and lie striit'k Mr. A“will‘4';‘i1‘§(i)li'dlzliltfili‘lnl‘ilt‘ evening, a line. M
T'e e. as the young man was t‘t‘lllt)\'~' ’ q , . .
Bogga jack from beneath the rear axle Silt"?- ilmn'grnds :;1i()\“e(t!i‘..r “11:91:32:
oi the machine belonging to Bernard 'ft’l‘m‘S- "”n ‘ '
MI More of Aiken street. with whom broiled green blue tish, clam frittt-i'swflflflflERS Kill;
iiilie‘iinmpotatoes. lobster, iiiayonniilse,i
ation cards: numbering the cards:
listing and posiiig card names: send-
ing the card copies to the adJutanr
general.
Within Four DayI.
All cards should be numbered and
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,l'l‘tkhw been tnioying an .llllmliObllt dressinu. cold slaw salad, “mug-1?”? ‘ I:
‘ ~ 3, . at - w. Those who t It n0 . '
Two Bridgeport gentlemen. who it“. (it! 0. t, LotTtt l g 1
care for shore food were served with
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lwtle passing the scent o. lllt arc tlt iii an “Wm!“ chicken dinner. “H, "mm
in the time, picked tip the mortally in- . . , se mg _-'__"
mired man and rnéhed him with all il:“":‘§,,:m if::]‘:?§:p'jgllitiftoiluimt‘aggtu mm. IiOS’l‘ON, June »'i‘he body ot' an
‘ltt-‘iSibLt‘ SUN“! ‘0 ”1“ .\orwaik PPSRI-Ali‘ri‘iiled'i’liiiladclpbifl chicken on mastflunidentified italiaii was found today
to]. ititio‘i'ts‘s‘toI “WW "2101?: d1i1(:§.urmm peas. French friend potatoes”? t1.l()tll:lli:.:‘.ll()tlru' in the West. End
ziiiiiifdfiiiitiiiinulg ‘Alitil'r ‘Ilt‘l h‘nld been . French rolls and butter, ice cream and‘ lithl‘EthI‘I'tl‘l‘ltilthllielwhiilii‘lmi‘tfl‘illltbvieltinn my
‘iu'imitted 10 llii‘ hospital, Mr. Casnp. ‘cuke, coi‘fee._ , , tl ai-' latter organ lav on the floor tie-irbv
._ .' , . my,‘ The committee tn chair“: 01' if" ‘, . w " _ y.” , -. ‘ "
‘flilcrg is said lobe a very careful t . .rm' \m compoSPd oi' pl, J, Dixon. The body was ()lllt'HHSL mutilated.
fl’ 1.1“"? driven a 5:” fol lel-If'c‘hairitian, William Ashworth. C. Hi! The victim, one of four men who
"3"“ ““hom an 3.00“ ent. m .m it liliuht C, L. tlallatly. H. ll“. irecne, .W.; came here last week froir. New )tirk
doing SIOWIY at ill" “mt“ 01 ”‘9 “9’1”” Sq llewlett ll. “v. Party. The outing, anti described themselves as tailors,
Had Been Riding Wtth M'~ 3.0m Rm“ the third held by ”,9. executive of, was later identified by Edward Elles-
“anw the acctdcnt happened. Mr,” - coiiip'inv and was looked forward ion. a w:iitcr,.as one of a party of
“ohm”, liiliCh pleasure by the men. {four by'.i-.'li()iii he was attacked and
,i‘obbed last night_
James Vogiass,
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proprietor of the
Organization; examination at regis-Y
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$3l,528.0210
intuition
Contributions Reported at
the Noon Day Luncheon
Today Were $1,471.45, Sur-
prising the Committee in
Charge
CITY’S fiENEllflll
Week's Work of the Most}
Gratifying Character to
All Concerned , l
- Today's Result.
'l‘eam No. 1... ............. 3 56.56
‘Team No. 2 . ............. . 118.00
j’l‘eam No. 3 ................ 6900
Team No. 4 ............... . 25.00
'i‘eam N0. 5 ............... . 260.00
“Team No, ti ....... . ........ 11 .00
"l‘eani No. 7 ................ 17 .i0
A’i‘eam No. S ................ 150.00
'i‘eam No. it ............... .
Team No. 10 .............. . 106.00
ITcttlll No. 11 .............. . 71.00
Team No. 12 .............. . (31.00
,i'ZXt-cuiite (‘onimittee . ..... 250.00
Total ................... 3 1,471.45
(lrand total ............... 31,528.03
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As the .result of an accident h
Soutliport. Saturday noon, James Day.
of 10 Stuart avenue. is suffering from
the fracture of two ribs on the left sido
of the body and from two bones being
broken in the right leg just above the
ankle. l)r. Hiram B. West is in at-
tendance and M r. Day is doing nicely.
Mr. Day was about to board a trolley
in Southth with several other men
when the accident occurred. 'An auto-
mobile owned by J. B. W..(.‘ardiner, of
'New York city, drew in to clone to the
.trolley and knocked Mr. Day down un-
der the running board of the trolley. He
iiyas taken to his home in this city
in the Gardiner auto and Dr. Hiram B.
I\\'est called. Upon investigation it
was found that two ribs on the left
‘side were fractured and both bones
in the right leg just. above the ankle
were broken. At the time of the acci-
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Joseph Burlack Removed tof
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Adi-Gen. Cole to Make op-i fl}: IIIIINIl,
portunities For Them in;
Big New Army
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A CHARMING
lllNl BRIDE
United in Wedlock to it
Well Known Bridgeport
Business Man
General Haig Believed to be
Getting Ready to Strike 3
Hard Blow Along thé"
Front in Northern France?r
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Handsome Gowns, Brilliant
Music, Costly Gifts Fea-
tures of the Social Event
lSubmarines Continue to
Keep Up Their Activities.
and Lives Are Reported-
. Training p'acticaliy equivalent to
The South Norwalk Congregational:that nit-tn at I’iattsburgh and other
church was the scene of a brilliant officers” training camps will be given{
wedding, Saturday (“'9“va “it?" “119 t‘onnccticut National Guard recruits-l LOSIZ
M iii? CiiY'S talented young "WSif‘iah-‘V from now on, according to a state; -—-—-— .
Miss Ethel Louise BEth’l‘. daughter 0f mom made today by Ad.4'ieii_ George,I The British from in Northern
Mr. and Mrs, Frank (‘, Bi‘Clith 01th Cole. And .110 result will be, (,‘pn.f:1.‘“ .. a ‘ r. . i-"l . r 3"
Fairlieid avenue, “'35 united in ““d' (ral (‘ole said. that many National l‘““-‘ h again ( t,“ ”will" 53".!“
lock to John Richard Wrigley, fen ti ”Hangman will mm. m, 0”“,er oi marked tit'llVll)’. ioday soi'hcnii
Mr. and Mrs. Charles 1'1 Wrigley. 0’ to procure oilieers' berths in the wtstatcment iron) London details at}
““dgemn- The l““‘d-""m‘” Climb army which will he raised by schm-{unusual number of raids carried
(stinge‘was it"isiggaixléntll‘t‘t‘ovf‘fih‘.“ 0’3" tivc coiidsfi‘iii'iuni1 t f tout hv the British in virtually
ie es we 0 cas . s. ' n ‘ i Accor in: to t e tentative pan or. _ , _ _ ,_ ._ '
nations and pennies being used in pro-‘ this new army, General (0],. said, “41‘" i.‘ llnlmltdnt fit tlm‘. ilOIll I361-
fu_sion. Tile church was filled with in-: officers will 1)., taken from my Na- {mum to bi. Quentin,
"i‘t‘d New" “'“t‘n ”i“ “Vida-V party ”A litilial (nun-d, tilc icuular army until Operations by raiding forces on
mm mm prowmedi“n ituppslng zip" ”‘0 omen" ”mm”: “”“I’S' Th“ this scale are iisiialiv the prelude
eartmce. The oflicatin cer ynian , . i. ,. ,, . t, , . - ,
ll . g 8' nun .u ll..tt.buiu and the Ollltl‘ttl otlensive moveiiientsot moment.
wastitev. John Stapletoii, pastor of the
church to which the bride belongs»
Proinvptly at 7 o'clock the bridal party,
proceeded tip the aisle ~to'the strains
of the Loliengrin Wedding march. The
ushers headed the procession. followed l
by the bridesmaid, maid of honor and'
the bride on the arm of her father. At
the chancel the bride was met by the
bridegroom. who was accompanied by
the best man, Otto Schildwaciiter of
Bridgeport. The bride was given
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away by her father. The. imposing
ceremony was then periornied uniting
in marriage the happy couple. 5
trainin: camps are now receiving hr ,x .' ‘ . ‘ '
“magma which an, intended ,0 pro, in lltldl ilaig‘! has not struck a hardy
mm. [mm {m- mmmisgim, in n,,,.'lvl«.w on any extended front since
new army" iillt‘ week of the Messiiics fighting,
when the famous ridge on the. Bel-
lgiaii front was completed and the
way prepared for further smash- .
ill}: tillt‘itllitlllS in this sector.‘
' incident to last night’s “raids,
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tore local operations that gained.
ground for the British. Thus some
illl'ilfifl'tNS ivy them below Lens and
ill'll‘lIHH‘rtl' ‘ \Vrant-tou, in the.
BY SAVINES BANK L‘Icssines area. is reported.
i There is a momentary liili in tin?
iini’antry activities on the Aisnei
‘i'roiit. The French have. virtually
.‘sticcccdcd iii rc-cstablisiiing in its
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‘(‘llll|‘t‘l_\‘ lllt'll‘ line in the Vauxall-
l ,lon area. denied by the crowd?
l The granting of ”prmissmn ,0 sa\._'pi'iiicc's forces in a sudden drive‘
ings. banks to transfer to national on a narrow front last week. Flirtll' .
banks securities in which the fundscr tightnigis to progress to the cushy
of the savings bank are invested. was of this sector in the skirmishiiig f0!“ ‘ ,
- ' l‘iismm‘m’d “1 1‘“ ”i’imnn "““dprpd iositions on the rirt of the two
Norwalk Hospital With a. by Mom“, General (itorge n. liin» _’ _ ~ . , .. i‘. - - ~
aiiiiics, each (unions to gain domi-
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' ‘ n v :ter'av to Bank '30mmis;ioner . . , . ,
Fractured Skull and Died “‘3 .0“ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ N yummy.r points for either offenswtr- .
The securities, the transfer of which ‘01‘ defensive purposes.
. Everett J ..Stni'ges.
in a Few Hours l ' . . ‘
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Discourages Transfer to Na-
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l-‘alilng three stories to the, pave! batik commissioner. were such as may
‘deiit. Mrs. Gardiner was driving the
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ill'lCllInf‘ meat beneath Joseph Burlack. son of b" (10005110d bi' tililhmhi banks “'Itli '1 H "- Hpm‘ml ““1“ alonh \dl‘
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph But-lack, .«Of 24 the United States treasurer to secure “m" portions ”I ”11‘ (vilenbdeSo
ltlie division of $15 stolen from the
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Aevidences that the victim had strug-
Igled long with the murderer or unit‘-
| derers.
‘ There was nothingiu the
clothing to indicate his identity and
In I the police said the Slayers had left
One of the Viciims in Bridgeport Hospital, Another 1
t 110 C 110.
Norwalk Hospital. and Both May Die —— Arrestsi _
Made ,,,,,;RUSSIAN3 BURN
HilIlSE IHIEVES
Wood street was the scene of air iiTingDOI‘L Ml‘fi.
utter shooting tray last evening. and through the left arm. Her husband;
a, the result two men are in a dying was out about the lace and body and;
condition: one in St, Vincent’s hospi- Purina received a bullet through tht’;
PETROGRAI), June 24.—A dispatch
.uvootim: ground at tho corner of Bur— 10:50 o’clock at the corner of Wood ' to a news agency from Nikolayei'.
hank street and Wood street about and Burbank street. The cause is not . ncrtheast of Odessa. relates that the
ended near Her- clearly known but it is thought tnai {111198331118 0i Rovia Odessa. enraged by
man's
”1, Bridgeport. and the other in the. right arm. The latteris condition is
itorwalk hospital. and two men and serious as helost conmderable blood.
one woman an- badly wounded. The The shooting commenced about.
10,50 o clock a id , _ .
tit-la s gl-opm‘v Igor.) on ma Taflof gang of ltalians in Bridgeport came to ; the crimes of murderous burglars and
mil‘PPi. in all. more than a dorm shots Norwulk in order to wipe out a grudge. l borsethieves, started an organized
Were fired. At any rate, there were several auto-l movement against them ,torturing .or
li‘tficient work on the part or the pa. mobiles scattered through the “fit killing captured offenders in defiance
lice rounded up the gang that did the Chilly. . 'of the efforts of the militia, The
niloctin: and those shot and n 1,, Without words of any sort the battle,authorities of Nikolayev, who went to
thought that all. with the possible 024- starte‘d and before it was tlirotigbl the scene to protest Were threatened
caption of two, are under arrest. R9. morethan a dozen shots had been I with Violence as defenders ofthe crim-
'vpngg is supposed to be 11],; cause of fired. The Bridgeport- party kept up inals. TWelve charred corpses marked
the. shooting. . ,a fulicade of shots from the time they the scene of the peasants' vengeance.
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the 99mm who is injured the most wounded. Chasing the Wood street SIX KILLED
seriously as the result of the escapade. reSAdents down that street reSIdentSA TRAIN HITS AUTO!
M. nooiitime today. physicians were it “'35 “"0"" the wounded weret BALTIMORE. Juno 25.—Six Der-
probing for the bullet. strewn all over the street.
. ‘Tat Parkers Crossing, near here. It
(track at the lowerend of the spinal Harry Gibson detailed ‘Oflicers Snuth. is believed the affine in ma car in
column. It is more than possible that 'Flynn and Sweeney to the scene or
d \i A t d h L . are Samuel M. Kirkwood and wife,
oughly probed-for the bullet as .vet. ”a“ in“ * ’5' “ °r° “’1 er ‘“5 Mrs. Bebecca Anderson, Charles L.
The others wounded are: Mrs. inof-
30h“ .l, Ricciarzi, 0f Bl‘idgeporL is cpened fire until the local people were
WI-iEN
:lte was‘shot through the breast and is down that SII‘PeL ”If fight 911de lnl
iaipposed to")? in a dying condition. the alley-way at 21 \V ood street. When
. _ l _sons are dead as a result of their
‘LOI‘E’DZO ”01110.“an 0i 50‘1”] N01" A hurried alarmgwas sent. m tot “16' automobile being struck by a train
walk, was punctured by a bullet in the downtown Wm“ and Sergean '
. , . which the party was riding‘stajled
the wound ls'seriousand may cause the shooting. Arrlvmg th%e' they while crossing thetracks. The dead
death. The wound has not been thor- quickly rounded up Farina, omoner-
Wiley and wife, and Rebecca R. Wil-
faele Autore, and borencl Forinn oi ey, 18 months old.
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a
llodgiiiu house, who found the body,
‘said he had heard the men quarrel-
” ling during,r the night and the police,
' itizeory is that they had a row over
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t HARTFORD. June EFL—The State
icontlnued today to weave in its case
i testimony which it claims supports
:iis accusation against Mrs. Amy E.
iAi'cher-Giliigan of having caused the
lldeath was apparently in normal good-
; drews, at Windsor. May 30, 1914, Test.
imony put in so far is to the effect
that Andrews up to the day of his
,death wacs apparently in normal good
health and that lie was contented and
ihappy as an inmate of the Archer
\Honie for Elderly" People at Windsor,
conducted by Mrs. ArcherGilligan. it
was at the home he died. The cause
of death as given in the death certifi-
cate, was gastritic ulcers. The certifi-
cate was signed by the medical ex-
aminer, Dr. Howard F. King who .died
also attendant at the Archer Home.
Dr. King has testified as to his rea-
sons for reaching that conclusion. The
trial today' entered on its second
week.‘
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'A SUBMARINE
AN ATLANTIC PORT, June 25.—
Oflicers of a British steamre. which
arrived today reported having stink
an attacking German submarine. The
British vessel sent a shell into the
U boat's magazine, causing an explo-
sion which parted the undersea boat
about nmidshlps. Each end sank sep-
arately. -The British steamer was
uninjured. ‘
ed skull. The accident occurred short» tiongil hills of sale. the national banksi
‘iiiorning, and the same
Spring street, died this afternoon at } government depo its, and the idea nits Dames plateau is significant. -
the NorWalk Hospital from a fractnr- ; to make such transfers under condi-l.
Mi." ‘1. . 2r_ ._
13' before noontlme today. : making payment to the savings baiiltn l‘ (I. l\ “by XII". ym‘} 0' The » ‘
TM 18d “'85 leaning out Of th? {roar of the amount of the value of the sc- ’fill’ ‘ftmmf ”ll ( rto Jul a vessel.»
window of the home of his parents,‘ curilips' by means of certificn[e'§ spot 3.14..) tons gross, owned by thdiV 1.
which is a four story flat on Spring: deposit paying interest at the same (,ienei'al Steam Navigation Coma
street. watching people living a slight: rate as the Securities transferred, but panv of London, was torpctloedi”
distance'up the street move their fur-ion condition that the savings banks
nlture. lie 105‘ his balance and fen{have the right at any time to rebut
to the concrete pavement below. The, the securities at the same price at
distance of the fall is all of sixty feet. - “.91. transferred The
June H and three members of her
which they crew lost their livse, according to?
Neighbms summoned Dr. Henry C. A bank commissioner “.3de [0 know if
Sherer to the scene of the accident and3 _ - . . . “Hum” oi the ship Who arnved“
the bov was taken to the Norwalk Hos-l h rcli~tiansactions “€10 legal and mir- here today. .
Dital. 'He sustained a fractured skull f mlchable’ and the mmmfi“. general: VI‘I“'()"1"I““ “'I‘t’“ t“l'lN‘tl‘K‘d W355
and one side of his face was aluiostt‘fi‘m‘gdm. opinion (‘3‘ follows. I'oii her way from (leiioa to Liveri
completely smashed. .lt is difficult to tell now much these tool Si 1- .. k 3” t V .
An operation on the skull was per- “"5 by the savings bank to the “3' I ' ‘ H “‘1" sun “I m“ “(wilt A
formed immediately and some of that lionai bank under an agreement to pay inertial not tiiitil the crew were 1113", »
shattered bones removed and the pres-5 in COMidf‘l‘miOD Of 9110“ 10011 ”091‘?“ their lifeboats did they get in.
surc on the brain lessened. The boyl ' . ‘sijz'lit of the l' l‘oat.
gradually grew worse and expired in' (Continued on Sixth Page.) i An American vessel which wags“
a few hours. I i ‘ ‘ '
'Ytllit'illl tour miles iroui the scene ofi;
A
Allie sinkingr came to the rescue and? ..
Medical Examiner Dr. s. n. Hunting-A -. -
ton was summoned and tainvestigatlng Brazen Check Forger ‘ N
_ several shots were fired at the sub”?
the case.
POSES in Secret Service mersililc from guns on board that: .
' ship. ,
Past-“FFEEE SHTE Alleged to have-victimized persons 3 LONDON, June 25.—Increasing‘ ’
in various cities in this State While activity on the western front is re“; I
‘posing as a secret service agent, iol‘tetl in Unity“ ff; 2",
Charles W, Scott of New Canaan, re- 1 . ‘- ” 0 total .aIIT:
nouiicmeiit, which records varioust
The Sentinel received a communica-
tion from Congressman 1‘}. J. Hill, this
information
and sank by a German submarine"
ported to be the son of wealthy pnr- , , _ _
Isms. is being sought by the police in successful raids by the Britis
-this city. He is expected to come to Statement follows:
Bridgpno" 1“ 311,3“l0m0bile- i “Successful enterprises were un‘; f
’Sc‘m’ the Dome 58"" has visited (lcrtaken by us on various scetionai
ll‘. TI]? ‘
Westport, Greenwich, New Haven and
has been seiit to Postmaster Andrew
J. Learn, that the Post Office De-
partment has accepted a proposal by
The South Norwnlk Club company to
release the present quarters on the
North side of East Washington street;
for a period of ten" years, at a rental
of $2,200, which includes equipment,
heat, light and water. it. seems that,
after all, the Clifford hotel people did
not submit a proposal for the post:
office in their building its was report-
' d they intended doing.
on our front. Parties of our troopa.
raided the cnemy'h’ trenches in til
neighborhood of Epeiiy, Bulle‘i
court, Rouex, Loos and Ilooge, kil --_
ing many Germans and taking new...
oral prisoners. in another raid cos
of Verniclles we captured "fifteen
prisoner and two trench .morta
Our party remained over two'hou ..
Norwalk after passing bad checks in
his home town. He claims to ban fed-
eral agent, assigned iothe duty of dis.
mantling all wireless and seeing to it .
that war legislation governing the op
oration of wireless: plants lathe state
is enforced.
Pfding in a touring car. he has e"r~~\'
appearance of a prosperous govern-
ment ec‘ploy. He never rashes a
check for ‘er ‘hn a $100 and a resi-
dent of Westport was trimmed to the
tune of $128. ' ”' ' ‘
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