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ESTALISHED 1870
$73,000 ftli ‘
' 3RD DiSlRlCi
BOND ISSUE
iWiii Bear Interest at the
Rate of Four and One-half
; Per Cent. and Must Be Re-
’ deemed by 1939
tittitii ii] iii
l $f_2_,titlfl ittiit
Meeting Votedjtgainst Fur-
, .ther Enlargement of Elec-
ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS PM I ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD IV A OPEGIAL Will AND OUR OWN OPERATOR.
Office a Second Class Matter.
tiliMPlA, lHE
ititiitt it
Goes Ashore at Block Island
in a Fog, Abandoned by
the Crew, But Said to be
Resting Easily
fliHElt iiiitiiis
iitt iiiiiiii iii
Chief Machinist’s Mate Kill-
ed by the Falling of a
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tric Plant
At a meeting of the Third District!
lield last evening in tlte Marvin
iictiool, it was voted to issue $73.0tld
worth of bonds under the authority of]
,‘tlie i917 Legislature to refund out-
. . . .t~ l‘-'t*' )" v. w
[standing notes to tiiat amouttf. An iii-“cruiser was reported tn a bad posi-. mm ”d” d to ”In” 10 “Md'l‘m't
"l‘hc
Admiral Dewey's flagship at the battle,1
Hatch
BLOCK SLAM), ll. i.,'June 27.—
l‘n‘ited States cruiser ()iyinpia.
'an ashore in tlte fog bit
early yesterday. The
of Manila. i
iiioclv islaitd
fientpt was made to tone $151,000 worth i-tion. with considi-rable water in tier
more of bonds to be used for the illl-‘iloltl. (‘iiicl‘ Machinist's tnate, “1mm”ii'i’i‘xnl‘iibi‘lm‘i‘i :lili‘bil' \'- ‘ . ~i‘
'itmvemcnt and extension of the. ctec~‘.u. Babb test his life when he was itit‘ ‘ ‘ t l . t‘ “'11- Ads-M ”1‘
‘on the head by a falling hatch. No
lric light pi'ant in such a way as might
‘ the decided at a future district tneetittg.‘
’l‘he later plan was knocked iii the,
iiiead though, and fell through becattse'
pf lack of support.
The bonds will bear interest at font"
rind one half per cent, annually; and
Will be coupon bonds. There will be
Bevcnty-tltree bonds fit all and a por-.
hion of the bonds will become due and
(payable at the South ‘.\'orwalk ’i‘riist
Klontpany on the first day of July, each
wear. The bonds are. serial bonds and ‘
((‘ontiiiucd on {Sixth Puget
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other fatalities. were reported.
The Olympia put out Monday for
target practice and it is supposed she
‘struck during the thick fog whicit
stretched far out from shore.
The crew of the cruiser abandoned
the sltip oti orders and were brought
to the naval station Here yesterday.
Other warhstps were standing by her,
She was reported to be badly dain-
aged.
'l‘ltc Olympia was recently assigned
as the flagship of the coast patrol
fleet of the second naval district lin-
linediaieiy after slie had flashed outiSUSPEET WHMAN ‘ i
anemia; south mania em
DEWEY Wliifiilll
3M nonwani. 001m, wan
NEW iiiii tittiis NEGLIGENCE;
iitiitiiiitiiit Bi P0ii0l§
Captain Vreeiand’s Com-
mand Making Prepara-
tions to Go to Mobilization
Camp
. a».
tilltifli iii
Commissioner Asks That De-
tective Sergeant Laga-
renne Be Placed On Trial
iiitiiiii
itiii BE iititi
Orders have recently been received
by Captain Robert Freeland, of t‘om-
party i), of New Haven, 2nd Regiment,
Connecticut infantry, to prepare to
leave Norwalk in a few days. Wheth-
er the “Blues" will leave this city.
tomorrow, or the next day, has not;
yet been definitely decided. but it is
'certain that. the New liavven boys
iwill be out of Norwalk before July
'2lril litiritti.r their stay in Not'walk,
the members of the company have bee
tonic quite well acquaint-ed with local
residents, and on the whole have
found Norwalk and its people quite
. , . .,
Didnt Search Cocchi 5 Shop
satisfactory. They have been here . 7 .
for a number of months, doitt: euard, Because The) “ere Net
duty betwucn Cos (‘ob and Bruise-t SUSDICIOUS
pot . . .___
During their stay iii Norwalii. the
"Iiiues" have succeeded iti enlisting
ttwenty-fivc or thirty local men on
ttlieir roster. and these soldiers will
tleave with their company.
The destination of the "liiucs" is
NEW \"t‘t-ltlx’. June :7.—-l-Ixatnination
of members of the Police Department
t\\‘llfl condcctcd ilie investigation of the
disappearance of tRuth
“high school student who Was murdered
m“ known H n m “pm" Ft find there last February, was continued to.
‘ ’t‘ i t ‘r‘t‘l ,; . . . A- . . ', .1 ,‘ i ..
%\\'l.ii stated this morning that he nudging?()Ifxgzggnfil?,;:Ill’:j,z.np,fi?£nllj;.f
_ . tpartment. The latter inves‘figailon
;ers. and to look out for his iii-ennwmflpd about the actiVities of Al-
"L‘m ‘0 catttp ‘llrtretlo Cocciii, the confessed murderer,
now under arrest iii Bologna.
. ‘ d0; (‘oilintissioner \Vallsteiir said that
tiulll‘llllt‘. 1r“ _110' IIWHVIL {twenty detectives and higher officials
i As yet. it in not known \\‘ii':‘iilf‘l“t.t’the Police Department had been
'Norwalk will have a military (‘t'till-iuinpd to tell all they knpw of the of.
ipany on duty iii its midst, until thr- forts made. by .11.. police to find me
ilocal Sixth t.‘ontpany is called out on young woman. Following his recom-
iJUlY 15W. 01‘ not. 1-0031 Oiiit‘t’l'r' him) inendation last night that John Logar-
received no ordt‘t‘s to prepare for M- enne. a detective sergeant. be placill
ttive ditty licf'oie July 15th. ion trial for dct'cliciiott of duty, the
Al ”10 present lll'llt‘. ”MT m‘t‘Ici-inmissioner said that "unless other
‘abouf one hundred and fifty-five liit‘il'tlt‘ii‘mivcs and police officials can at-
in the 2nd Company. itord a better explanation of their parts
tin the search for Ruth (”i-tiger than
i
:sctts, South Carolina, or even
I m
t laparentie, i shall be forced to lake.
similar action in each and every case".
BOLOGNA. June 27.w.\n effort will
probably be made to have Alfredo Coc-
.. t»... ...,...__
m1) n, Jun: 27, 191i
lRO0PS IN
TWO CENTS.
‘—~"“ =2 E . .
BRIllSli tittiiii iii ifNS,
iii tiPlURi 0i tiit MINE?
fill an ililDS IS titiiiiii 3
Fair Tonight and Thursday
AMERICAN
‘ iRiNCf
9
.—
tiiiiiii itiiti “a: ____. ‘
iiii iii lilfiEST
.' Possible Extended Move-
morning. 9
in They Are Followed Out If
_.____,___ l ment by the French Troops
MflRE EFFICIENT i Might Take Four Months
iiiitihiii ,
iiit itiiiiiitiiit tszmgof iiiitiiiiiii
Germans Lost Ground, But
Keep Up a Spirited Bom- '
A FRENCH SEAPORT. June 7.-,!EX
, A.
The second contingent of Americani
troops arrived and disetnbarked this.
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Securing of Two Motori
Trucks Will Have Ten-
An informal meeting of Mayor (‘zirl
A. Harstrom. Judge, lif‘lll‘)‘ \Y. tlrcg»
i
i
t‘ruger, the‘
‘word of her accident members of the
patrol fleet were noine to her assir‘l‘j Nil. ‘iH‘ slayer 01' RU”? ('l'uflt‘f, in New
n V to 1m I'OVE thei oi'y aitd Dr. William J. Tracey, who
dAe C, i . p that'c been appointed as members of; bardment
4 ppara US the eveniption board for drafting, but?
“-— twho have not yet act-cited the at- - ‘ t . .‘ '. . ’
Norwalk residents now have a hood pointinent. was held yesliertm apply». “ lttle (“menu ““153 1" "l“éplllg
right to look forward to a great ill“ nocn iii the city half. A book of in ‘:m “W “I‘M?” ”W”? .J“"‘H.tllut the
crease in lllf‘ efficiency 0f the local ,structions and other printed inattet‘it'ili‘llw“ by tilt’ ”Fulfill ”1 the 9031
fire depaiimeni this fall. when the bad bveti received by the vomitiitteihi?lllililllg city and its adjacent fields
money appropriated by tit” board tit. 'iltc meeting was held fili‘dlit' Ilui'ysl‘Pispolns iittmincut, it. is a tilit‘stiUll if
estimateand taxationf‘or the purposi .01 studying the“liihll'tlt‘iltllls‘. “)0th British operation will 50 ac-
of securing two additional auto fire three men held discourse tor over an; . - , .. ‘. , .
trucks, is actually extiended attd the hour and when they were fiiiisltetl.l"”mpmm‘d M an offensive mmie
new pieces of apparatus becomes a‘ found that tita'y knew iPrS about lllfiil'y ”19 FWlWh ”11 it ilk“ 50319-
reality. ' iwork ot’ the Exemption Board than; Although there has been more or
By securing ill'f’Sc two motor-driven whett they started, Mayor liarstrouitless constant. jockeying: for posi.
vehicles. the fire departitient will now telephoned to the State ‘Atijiliilllldii‘li iiiltii m- u“. t“... conilnti‘iidcl’s along
be rinubjyd to do “tray with six horses t-ral await the instructions. but ilt‘l l l [\5, , . i t‘i‘ .,,. . f. t
cut down on expenses ('(,)l15itlt‘l‘fll)i.\,‘(lldll't seem to know tittytltittu more” N TN“ ‘1'“ )f‘mlmhm l(’.’.]‘s’
and answer alarms mUeii more‘ iPill"it'lliil.l'l._".,llit‘ ltll‘llii‘l't the (ter-
proniptly. titan actii’ittes appear more like
tcti’orts to choke oii’ any possible
(Continued On Page Twelve)
extended movement by the. French
itiian atiytliini.r else.
CflAl‘ MEN PRflMISE (lit the other hand. General Pe-_
Y dain‘s occasional strokes give the ‘
HEASDNABLE PRIBEiitnprcssion tltat all he is trying to
(Continued On Page Six)
i ,do is to preserve his vantage, points.
i las the basis for resuming the;
‘Regolution Adopted Amidiit‘rcneh advance at some future
iffilNili MEN’S .
{Frederick cTit—eiiieit Elected
Secretary ' in Place of:
lame Lincoln Resigned '
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A business mectiniz and smoker of cident in this statement:
Trinity Men's club; last cvcitinc,r was
largely attended and was a very Hm..'i—'truck south of Cerberus shoal buoy i| t
cessful affair. The meeting was call"
ted to order with President William
‘_.A ‘Mcl’hcrson in the chair. lit the.
absence of the secretary, James Lin-1
ELUB SMUKER :of breaking up.
i 4 killed as he, was coming 'up on deckl
aitce but it was found that the famous; )‘iffk. undergo it mental examination.‘
warship was in no immediate. danger? IN MURDER EASE Siizum‘ Vi‘ilillt‘lni. (‘oeciii's attorney.
i believes‘sucit an t'XiliiililitliOll is indis‘
(‘h‘ef Machinist‘s Mate liabii was --..,....... ipensible. as ht is or the opinion that
ii"
was resting easily in shoal water atid ‘ June 19.
is in no further danger. i Jail, ii-r‘ltl
The department announced the ac I ice. Miss
the case,
S. S. Oiytnpitt‘. titer-hearing on .lttiy ti.
No explanation was f'ortiici‘ittiittu as
Block island Sound, Port engine and. to why the. atitltoriiihe declined
, illit‘)Oi\'i.lNld, itiassf, June st.» fl‘bediie man is not ontlrt-ly responsible for,
ills ne"t of kin is his mother. Mrs." ltOllt‘t' today ttiat’titaiittii secrecy eon- his actions.
Sarah Babb. who lives at, Reading. Pa. . coming the arrest at I'lilizn yam” , .___..____________
icports to the Navy department in- i (lay of Miss llttri-iet A. Vatnt-y. chara-
div‘atcd that while the Olympia was“. cd with the murder of Mrs. l’auline' ITNE Ml TA EN
serionsly damaged by grounding. ehe‘ Reyes at the liitter‘:. home here. enj
Miss \‘arncy is in lli‘tliliiilii
without bail. Like the pol-, FUR MR8 PRESTBN
Vai‘ney refused to (ilr't‘tiac‘
. . , . t a
which went over for a tnrei
|
t0.Rumor W
v. i
“‘Monday p. nt..
idow of President
five rooms flooded. Aftei‘ Ship liiit‘diliiilliv public the fact of the young! Cleveland is in Court
ten tlcirrecs. Site was thi‘lt in shoal; woman’s arrest and arraiattntent untill _ .
water for observation attd is now rest-L after she had been locized tip in jail.2 causes Flurry. 0f Exotte-
(loin. iticltard lreland was appointedlmg”WHYm"Hum“!on‘hmlrmummy1“Olhlng as to per occupation or “at ment i
A special committee reported on
the ride to Rye Beach, to be held
at an early date. A spcclaLcommit-i
tee was appointed for a supper on one:
hf the. islands, followed by a sail!
on the Sound next month. I.
The committee Oil the dance to be'
held Friday evening reported poei‘ess.‘
and the members look forward to a:
igood deal of pleasure for the even-i
.tng.
James L. Lincoln. the sccrctat‘y of:
‘Hit‘ club. owinu to the pressure of?
other business fotittd it tabsolutely
necessary to tender his resignation,‘
which was accepted with tcgrct by
“' the club, and it was decided to tender
Mr. Lincoltt a vote of high apprecim
iion for his services, Frederick (3.3
HECI'G‘lfll‘y DH) 19!“. i
Reideli was unanimously elected sec-,no cmitirmatiou could be obtained.
retary. After the business mceting‘
adjourned. refreshments were served.1
and fine appetites developed. if they;operate it as a itnion shop. Before the. not. calculated to offer comfort.
(Continued on Page Twelve)
TWOFREIGHT WRECKS‘
BLOCK 0. N. E. TRACKS};
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DANBURY, Junc- *27.~J. J. Davis, at
brakcntan on the New ’ork. NOWf
Haven and Hartford Railroad, was
~ painfully injured in a wreck on thci
Central New England division nearI
the Danbury Fair Grounds, early this.‘
morning. He is in the hospital here-
twith a badly lacerated hand and
wounds upon the head. The wreck
{was the. result of a derailment, the.
cause of which is not known. Font-l
' lcars left the rails, blocking both inain‘
tracks. A wrecking train from Wat-t
erbury cleared the tracks.
The Central‘ New England tracks,
.were blocked earlier in the night at'
Camp Whitman. Green 'Htiven. N. Y..i
about thirty miles West of here. by]
the derailment of fifteen cars of a
g cutest-bound freight. A wrecking crew"
from the New York Central road was
_1ent to remove the obstruction.
t
ton edge of shoal."
TRULY WARNER MAY ,ten months. was found by iieieitbors. l’rl'sm"; widow of Grover Cleveland,
i in the kitclten of her home. under ctr-“mot! resulent of ”‘9 United States,
union silo!) but under the management 1 d
chain of retail hat stores in New York ' who called at u" I“‘-V*S'h°"m "“3""
of its factory to Truly Warner. and
{the thousands of dozens of hats in-
itended
(
that no pickets have been established' army and the National Guard. iii pur-
la’iions with .thc 'Keyes family is. __
t
w—mo.
made known. ‘
The body of sit-s. Reyes. a bride of' “”5-
Frances Folsom Cleveland
{cuntstances which indivatM foitl play:“'a.s i: defendant "Mimi!“ i.“ “"0
There was a bullet wound in ”wisutts him," Jud”? F' I“ i\llder m ”K?
thead. which caused her death .a “pshcourt of intuition Pleas m which con-
\\'ountl iii the. right hand, and a tltii'tl‘rficnjrs Who ‘3“! some “I‘m“ upon
t bullet lodged m the wall. 'ine “.mmd‘ toasts cricttd tot Mrs. Piestm in To
’ in the hand indicated. the poiice said,l eneke, “PM llaricn, have brought 5""
that site could not have 'ct‘iintnitted'E0 recover for “1“ perfc‘med 'upon
suicide. although later it was giveutm‘1 houses and grounds. TM plain-
tinNiEEl‘AfitlliY
Asian suit
. . , .. iii 1 v t .n s '. .
T).\.\l’?illii. .lune 2i.—Rumors to tliej 1. 1, hat the. hm ‘l‘p'xliwd PM. 1“ ll.a\vton, botii suits being tried to-
eficct that the big l'ee hat factory (mi (‘ldt theory of the medical ehflllilnf'l‘..g“hm'
‘ ‘ . ‘ ' With this annotinceiiietit it was itn-l '1 ‘
. . . - i . , . . . . .
South street is soon to reopen as a 913qu the matter had been closed.’ The complaint is that certain work
Search ltad been made for a woman.“as trdeted do”? around the ham“
.and‘had not been paid for some of its
:extra work. The claim of the defense
is that the work was not ordered by
of Truly Warner. who conducts at
citv were current here yesterdav bbtlws to the shooting and finding Mrs.
" ' ‘ " l Keyes ottt is said to have told neizlz-t \lr‘ Pr sion
lbors that it was just as well, for site“ "' '9‘ '
. . . Most of the agreements it was
it it‘flst‘d 1b" 1190 factory and “01de“ a mew“? {0 d9)“ pr “th1! “as,brotigltt out in icstimont‘. were made
lwitli F. C. Hastings as agent with an
varchitecf named Mazarin. and a land-
!scape architect named Pentecost. It
is‘fienied bv the defense that Mrs.
Preston 'had anything to do with the
iordering of the work.
It was rumored that Truly V‘i'a‘rner
i‘tfvl
hat strike the Frank H. Lee Hat com-
pany sold practically the entire outpftt ,‘VILL SPEAK FOR ‘
J ENLISTMENTS HERE‘
stores un‘, .
finished. i General Russell Frost as head of Rumors that Mrs. Preston was to
Meanwhile Frank H. Lee. has start-' the military (191)311um 0f the “liltime court room' were in circulation
ed an open shop in the old Beltairepfield County Mobilization Board. ateiwiiile the case was-being tried and
factory on upper Main street. On the-{ended a dinner at. the Hotel Strat- many curious people came in to secure
first morning the factory opened about! 561d. in Bridgepmt, lHSt night. giV'PnIa look at the 'woman who 30 years ago
‘to representatives of different towns‘was considered the most beautiful in
[of the county for the. purpose of or-‘the United States. All were disap-
sought, employment. For two days? ganizing the enlistment drive to fillfpointed, however, and the lady in court
there has been a crowd of idle unioni the quota of the Fairfield County ofgwas the wife of a witness. She was
batters around the new Lee foctory,| voluntary enlistment in the tregnlai"accompanied by a daughter and spent
ithe time during the hearing busily en-
gaged inr‘knitting. .
i
HEAD OF GERMAN . i
SPY SYSTEM HELD
NEW YORK, June 21—h man re-
ported to be the head of a German spy
system through which information is
alleged to have reached Berlin from
. lthe United ,States was arrested here
for the Warner
n0 persons’applied for work. and today
about the saute additional number
in the generally accepted sense of the: suance of the call of the president‘for
word. nor has there been any disturb- such enlistment; George B. Chandler,
ance of any kind. ichairman of the publicity committee
The hat manufacturers and hatters' of the state council of defense, and!
on strike in tDanbury are still at “Sergeant-Major Nelson, for-meriy“uf
deadlock and it was stated ofiiciailyi the Canadian service, ho has been iii
yesterday at the offices of the Hatt’ers’i the fighting force in France for two
association that; no negotiation fbr al years, and was decorated. by the Eng-i
settlement were now in progress. l fish and Belgian govarmne‘nts for dis-i
The new Lee open shop is spending 3 tinguished service, were the principal'
the week hiring workmen with which' speakers. .
to start operations. It is, expected. Plans are being considered for it today_ He described himself to Albert.
that the factory will be operating by‘meeting in this city this Week, to Webber, a German naval reserve om-
next Monday. he addressed by these two speakers. car, 54 years old, of Hoboken, N. Y.
. \,
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tiif'fs are John W. Beatty and James F.‘
Lorenzo Domont-rano, of [mom-port;
concerned iii the shooting at‘f‘i'ay Sun"
day night on Wood strcii. is dying?
according to reports hunt the Nor-
wnlk hospital and will probably Dust“.
to the “Unknown Land" before nights;
fail. Information gathered from vari~
nus sources seem to indicate that
Domonerano did not have an actiVe'
hand lit the shooting. except from the
yiewpoint, of it peacemakcr. At St.
Vincent‘s liespital. Bridgeport, the
condition of Joseph iticardio. of that
city, is nearly as serious. and it is
thought that the wouttd which he rc-‘
ceived iii the lungs will prove fatal;
Thomas Mascareallo, of 17 Wood
street, was arrested last night by Dig
tective-Sergeani Thomas Hunt in cott-
n-t—‘ction with the case. it is suspect~
ed that he knows the details of the
Applause After Ail-Day
Conference
“5W
WASHINGTON, June iii-“Four litm-
tired coal operators representing the
great fields. both bituminous and an-.
titracite, pledged themselves hero yea-
terday to sell their product at a fair
and reasonable price to be fixed. with
the approval of the defense council’s
co'al committee, by special committees
of seven producers from each coal
mining state.
These special committees also are
authorized to confer with the defense
council‘s committee to the end that
the production be stimulated and.
plans he perfected to provide ade-
,q1tatc means of distribution.
t The operators‘ action. iii the form of
i
shooting. lie was released Undt‘ria forntal resolution adopted atttid ap-
$1.0ttti bonds. ‘ tplniise came at the close of an alt-day
Prosecutor Cratnet‘ L- Hegeman, conference which opened with address-
Detective:Sergeant iittnt. ‘ltief Pen (.9 by ”revamps Lane anti Daniels.
nington and 01h” officers, 1““ the him ’1‘. Port of the federal trade cour‘
other prisoners through a grilling 135‘ mission. and Assistant Attorney-Gett.
night. and it is reported this mornina Lewis. all of whom frankly warned the
that statements “‘hiCll “'i” ll‘il'l W‘.producers that unless they themselves
ward one or more being tried for [HUT-‘pgtahlishpd ',. fair selling Drift‘ and
der in the first degree. “01'? “130v. proper regulation of the indtistry.their
At any rate. the police have :1 200:1,nutput would be taken over by the
idea of who did the actual shootingi
Domoncrano, who is dying at the
Norwalk hospital. has been interview;
ed by the police, and his statement
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obtained.
Lorenzo Forino. of Wood stt‘eT-t.
has been discharged front the Nora} ’ t
walk hospital, is now confined iii that ‘
dbwntowu jail. He was shot in the;
arm. - t
Raffael' Attire, of Wood street. is ___
also held for trial. pending the re ”.—
covery front death of the two badlyi 5““ f0“ i‘l‘bm“) damn?” ““5“ bw"
rt hos ital: I'CiliCRfsU‘. lll.. against
p0 .p ‘ " Hotel Company, of South Norwalk.
DID W1“. KOVACS [Edward B. Dottiens today and an3 on
3, The case is returnable to the Superior
\ .. _ . court on the first Tuesday in Septem~
Th? ““1“" 0f ”19 man under “Pew bet: Attorney Homer S. Cummings re~
in California as the alleged assailant ' .
. The plaintiff alleges that on March,
closed by the police this morning”: 19“ he was the guest of the
and is William Kovacs. of“ South Nor-
_ t . , juries as the result of a fall down the
Hunt. “'1" start, ‘0" ”1“ Pacific coast. elevator shaft through the negligence.
as soon as work connected With [119‘
_ led to enter the elevator in order to;
tradition papers have been drawn up. ascend to his suite and was about to
___.___x.__.____.__.
SEARC‘HING FOR FIREWORKS- lot the dim-lighted car fell down thei
NEW YORK. June 27.—lnspector shaft to the floor fifteen feet below.
tibles today continued his search for; Van Nash-ad claims he was seriously,
fireworks. Four dealers were cited] injured. Among the injuries he re.-
. - v V . r V. . .\' ‘. .( -
Wounded then at the locar and Bridge-1 slatted by Liam L. \ai. ..o. li'ifl. of
i Papers wore served by Deputy-Sit/iff
SHOOT ROBERTS?
. f ile in the office of the town cle.
. ipr'csents the plaintiff. .
of Officer John L. Roberts was dls~
. itCiifford hotel aitd sustained severe in-:
swalk. Detective-Sergeant Thomas
. . . of the hotel. He. alleges that he start-l
Wood shooting affray is finished. Ex- I
. step on the elevator when, because!
Owen Egan of the Bureau of Combnsg . As the result of the accident, Mr
to appear before him to exclainrthe. ccived, according to the papers, was
are arrested yesterday were convicted; turcd right ankle. and an injured left
and fined, While fireowrks to the esti-, shoulder. L: i.Z.-.:i claims that he was‘ISlfllld
mated value of $2,000 have been seine, bruised and cut severely and that he
ed. ~ ‘ .l was incapacitated for several months.
\
'at littrtebise, west
,i LONDON. June 27.——Tiic Amen.
i
possesaion of fireworks and ten oth-‘, the fracture cf the liner-cap. a has "
time when that effort seems ad.
visabie. '
The most important of the recent,
French drives was that of Monday
of (Yraonnes.
The Germans seem to have. suffered.
ii considerable deprivation here, “
one of tlte positions taken being a
fortress of some magnitude, which. '~.
had served the crown prince well
as a point of departure for counter '
attacks. No further attempts to
retake the lost. ground at liitt'te- ‘.
bise were made, last night, the tier-
mans t'tllllt‘lillll}: themselves with
a spirited liontbat‘dnictit.
(‘ttinttlative evidence that all
Russian opinion of influential
character is now definitely set
against any idea of a separate
peace. continues to come front Pe—
troirratl.
The program of tlte Eiitcnte in
Greece continues to develop more
and more tangihly. it is now evi: .
dent that it _is their purpose to’
cause the convocation of the Par~
iiatnct’tt of May 3i. lillfi, which
was contrt‘iiicd by the Venezciists,
having.r a majority i'avoablc to the
Etttctitc cause.
Sinking of several vessels by’ Z
German submarines or mines is re—
ported.
LONDON, .luiie 27.-'l‘e.n units
of Atttcriean woodmen sent over
it)? New England States and or-
ganizations to turn yarious forest:
,1... mum”, of the i’uited Kingdom into lumber
have arrived on English soil.
WASHINGTON , June 21-h
Sinking of the Danish steamer
Guititiid was reported to the State
Department today. The survivors
said the steamer was torpedoed . _
without warning and sank beforé
iit'eboufs could be lowered. Five!
of the crewi were drowned. One
was killed by the propeller.
British destroyer resulted the re;
mainder of the crew and two pas-
sengers twenty minutes after the
ship was struck.
can sailing ship Galena, 1,048 gross ,
ions, was sunk by a bomb on J one: »
"5. There were no casualties. '
The Galena was hunk ol’f Ush‘an?’
(off the coast of France, 26
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