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.ESTALISHED 1870 Entered at the Scuth Norwalk Pm SOUTH NORWALK, CONN” SITURDAY, JUNE 30, 1917 . Fair Tonight and Probably Sunday Two CENTS.
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PAR'iiii GAINS
E ii itili fltiHi
\' *Ceneral Increase Denied,
But Eastern Roads’ Class
Rates Are Raised
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Southern and Western Lines
3.. Get More on Coal, Coke
i and iron
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Crash in West Avenue Sends
Robert Ericson, of Shelton,
to the Hospital
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Senators, Conferring With
President Wilson, Agree!
Hill BHllllllEN
til NlllIWAlli
Registration Tuesday, July
3, 9:00 to 11:00 A. M.—
Small Tuition Fee to Pay
Teachers
Occupants of Wm automobiles
which came. together near the corner
of Butler street and West avenue yes-
terday afternoon at 4:10 o'clock had
a narrow escape from serious injury,
but with the exception of Robert
to Put Ban Only on DIS- ldricson. aged'nine years. of Shelton,
tonn., who was thiown through the
windshield of his father‘s car, man-
tilled Spirits . .
aged to escape With only a slight
E Davis, of 1133
' shaking up.
l Miss Florence .
'Kelly sll'cet, Bronx, New York, was
u'riting her own car up West avenue
at the time. of the accident. and as
if phpils in sufficient numbers apply
vacation schools will open in Norwalk
High school, West avenue, Monday
July 9. Classes will be formed for
pupils of the 5th and tith grades and
for those from the junior and senior
high schools. School, will continue
for five or six weeks. ‘ Sessions on
Mondays, Tuesday . \\'cduesdays.
’l‘hursdays and Fridays \vill”be2in at
she passed the Butler street corner.
following, which was owned by Neils
liricson, of Shelton, and driven by’
subject or more will have an 0mm!" GiVCS Executive DiSCi‘CtIOi‘i-
tunity to make up deficiencies. "Othl ('ll‘sl‘dVI‘ ii I“ll\'ltill of he s'lme ad
I . , 1 . t ' nit ‘
m. mm“ or these grades who havt" ary Power 0"61' Manufat- dress, crashed into the rear of thn
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! WASHINGTON, June 30:-Tllc rail-l
raids of the country as ti witoic ycstcr-g
kitty won a partial victory in their on l
animation for.a .15 per cent horizontal:
increase ill freight rates. The inter;
Hate. Commerce Collilliit'isism in its de-l
ictsion ordered all the advancc tariffs?
ed on this basis cztllct-ilcli.
liiut in the case of the Eastern roadsl
It has ordered an increase in ('lassl
rates. an increase in soft coal, coke}
and iron ore rates and an increase in;
9 rail and water rates. it was emf
"mated last night that for thr- Eastern
carriers this may be the equivalent of
hourly a 10 per cent 'raisc. The Ill-
~~—or‘ease allowed in class rates is virtual-f
,Ii‘lti per cent. It affects almost halt”
’ tho'traflio of these roads. I
, The commission Justiflcs these
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:3511‘51‘1Irwxllldlhfffiljll}::‘:i}kh\{l‘l(H":t . . . :lla.i.: machine, and ripped off tilt.
s'orv or tlZorlZe ll“"l;hor‘lt<bn wili'lipI lure 0f nghter Drinks 'l‘l‘ill‘ left wheel. The radiator and‘
~ _ . . ' “ ' , -———-— i mudguard of the liricson machine was
l”AIld‘l'hlllli’t‘ltl‘rand stilior Iliuh school badly mmuwd‘ and Robtrt Ericson.‘
pupils who tlcsilc to make up work or i" rlxilgfllsiitlf'uf;“Til Ill-“91.131011? “T‘s
to do tttltttnccd work should register FE; ”I ' f.”T"‘,'l.”..“.‘“‘T;".f 0 It”:
t‘ltisses will be formed for grade pil-‘ will; I] 3‘” 011..” “3‘“ llmgtmto ”N
it s it i)‘ icer .arvts .. . til-ray.
pils ill l-Itlilisb. Al’lllilllt‘lii'. History '\‘I . , . , I . l 'l‘
and Geography: For ”Wm 01' 1h. t “penumbra....lt‘t .ln automoblp b0.
lonutinz to IIIP (., h. l.. A- Vi. (‘o.,
junior and senior high cl-tsscs viii i
‘ and drivcn by George Russell. At
wasntwordx. .lunr» 3ll.——()l‘gttnIZ*
cd .prohibitlon forces tonicrrcd today
with “dry" senators and l‘t‘])l'i:st‘lllii.
lives lll an effort to (It’ll-l‘lllllltr their at-
titude on the “bone dry" prohibition
legislation. modification of which
ilbl\i"ll by President Wilson to facilitate
passage of tho f00d control bill by the.
is
. |Senate. the hospital the youngsters injuries,
((‘ontmucd 011 P330 Twelve) . After these conft-rcnces, the cxcctl- which consisr d mainly of a bad scalp
‘tivc committee of the Anti-Snloon wound were dressed by llr. Samuel
league is expected to draft a letter to
the president announcing its decision.
Regardless, however, of attraction
lthe league may take, it was generally
agrctd that the presidents interven-
.tion has had the effect of prevention
any interference with the manufacture
.. ;of beer and light wines, and that the
;most prohibitionists can hope for at
Another Bionster Fighting this session is legislation dealing with
. ..tlistlliotl beverages.
Machine Takes it) the‘ The prcsdeni’s. attitude
Water in Camden. N. .I.
ll. ilulltinumn.
()ilicer Murray made no arrests,
and after Master Robert's injuries
but] bun given medical attention, tho
, itlricson family proceeded on its way.
"i‘lr- hurls car wa: taken to a local
guanine for repairs. .
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wits made
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IINQUESI lNl0
iW0 llllll sulllltlts
DOMONARANO AND BRIIISII SiliMSIIIl’
illllll Ililll
Coroner John J. Phelan
Heard Important Wit-
nesses About Shooting
Affray a Week Ago in
Wood Street'
MISS MflllEHlllJSE
EIEETEIISEERETAIIY
Succeeds Mrs. .Doughty in
Speed, Succeeds in Eluding
Submersible
From Contest
Withdraw?
b All icil‘iIdl-Illrli (insole) "lion .1. ni‘.‘ lshn turntd to her left to pass anoth-
t 0 Ilf all! and lull or machine The ("tl‘ immediat l'l
grades who are condition-Ml in one ‘—‘—‘ ( i ‘ 9.);
the Civic Department of
the Community Club
The Civic Department of the ()3 \-
iiiunity Club met at the Norwalk li-.
‘
brary yesterday afternoon, Mrs. l“. b.
——.—-_—— Lyon, chairman, presiding. There is
' much interest in the work for the sum.
Diary Autore Tens 0f thelnier, and but for the exceptionally bad
Assault on Her Husband
‘lllEAltllfl IEAVES
llilliNi All. .
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French Armored Cruiser!
Kleber and Other Vessels
Reported Sunk Today '
'storm the room would have been full.
undoubtedly. As it was. there was a
l"good working membership to transact
the business.
After routine business. the league
proceeded to elect a treasurer to take. AN ATLANTIC PORT, June
the pl'nce of Mrs. E. T. Doughty, WIle.)
t‘Al‘ tl 'll she could not carry on long-i" "'— Al'ulmilig fight between w’
horenzo Fal‘lno. Ul lll‘ltlstlltll'l. ”5 “(“9211 li‘poll motion front {he “00, anngritish steamship anti two Germam
in): the slayer [oi LUNPZO I)mnoanI'lviva voct: vote Miss Clara L. More-lSllbillul‘lltt’s which took place June':
""0‘ {Hm med m ”Hism'wulk llosl’l‘l (Continued on Tenth Page.) in. about thirty miles off the Ital»
tttl, 'iliursday, its till: result oi the i' . ‘ 'i .. :01 . . ’II‘I the
shooting tiffray which occurred Sun- tan (this that ttiiod. 1n n rti
day evening. on Wood 5m)“, Raphael steamship succeeded iii eluding the-
Atlturo and several others are also If boats by superior speed, was».
implicated in the affair. The inquest
consumed the whole afternoon and
was continued until this afternoon.
The latest development in the case
in the recovery of Joseph Ricardo.
who was supposed to be dying in St.
Vincent's hosplttii, llrilchort. lticv
artlo was discharged train the hospi-
tal'last night. and was turned over to
the Bridgeport police. He was wound-
ed in the lungs. ,
From the evidence given at the in-
As the rtsult of evidence broltal
out yesterday attcriionn at an inquest
held in the city court room, city haliw
by Coroner John J. l’hclan, tho iinaer]
of suspicion points strongly toward
3 The submarines came into sight“;
SANTURBE BURNSlsnmc distant-c astcril the steamer”
‘ lsbortly :ti'tt-r‘ she had left the
_____ jltallan port. one of the officers said,
Later Sank Ten Miles Off’ntitl iinnlcllitltcly opened fire with
lshrapncl. While no serious dam-
LObos Iglandr Bl“: All Oflagt- was inflicted on the steamer,
' S . . .
Crew WasRe GUCCI jctulsttlerztbly battered with flying
I TAMPiCt), Julie 30.——’Ihe. Americanfml‘llll- ‘
{oil tank steamer Santurcc. from Tnm- TI“. pun crew on the stcum
”it” [0" Alni'mm’ “gall“clw‘f ““1? turned the fire and soon succeedcd‘
liltinirlijilihgllnbbb‘o‘:Infill? ‘tlyilzwssmgé in making: one of th~x hilllllidl‘h‘lIiIQS‘r
tho mo and sinking, which is believed withdraw from the light. The sec-
iliore to be. the work of German agents. 0nd cncmy after an hour's chase?
iwins received from the oil steamer gave “P to if“ flftol' a smaller v08,
._._..__. 8““ Bernardlno. which arrived goal?" so] that appeared in life distance,
‘A“ Of the. crew were rescued y t 9' sci that appeared. in the distance,
- a . ' ' 1‘ i; i . 1. Ti causcoftho .
Secretaries ASSOClatlon 0f afield: 25133320 TbcmSanturce was was heard asking: help for a steam»
’ '(Coutinuod on Page Two)
HAVE A lllllll till ' ~*
English Vessel, By Superior?
U Boats, and Made One! .
lull STEAMER ‘tll‘h‘t‘l’lllt’tl by ofiiccrs'of‘thc ship on. -
" ltil‘i'thiI Iicrc totltiy.
lllt‘l‘ tlmdihotlse and tunnel were '
(‘1‘ 1‘0- ‘
trill . CAMDEN. ‘N. .l., .lunt- :‘ng—aXnntllt-i' W
l I'llli Clllllllllillie lI‘iiisfiiiiiiiiitiiiii‘1‘23???"i-il.‘:..i“.‘t‘.;‘l FAMILY [ll my} * . . -~—-’ .
l‘ I erll‘ds. of the New Yorkwnllipbuiidint: I .l‘lnlt/ed Hatters 01‘ NOT”!
l TW“ WETHDRAWN ifliléiq‘z‘yfgllfillfifn“'ltlllldlfllfxd'llllz . BURNED T0 "[41” America-Hold ylmportantl
. ...___._.. tcddiftllllb Shillciit-d.mllt-nrictta‘AureliaI “ . Jicetmg Ill be“ york I
Bomplaints of Assessors’filwxflii [$31353ng rill: 3i...‘.‘.2.‘§i”if3i MADISON. gmr iii}. 0mm, t-Axnmy,tun.-:ztt.--,ln..“-.mdim.
Ratings That Countryglltltr its”.232.33."insists:ulna: 3,302,: a; 2;: liltiiiiitii‘l'ifi‘i‘ii.’...‘;f“;iiit;fi$.22:
i Hm A” Listed Aboveiiit‘ii‘lséi it"...";‘.i:.iii"iiit...i‘;“.‘i‘ft.is?‘ f.';i’".‘.°ii;.ii.‘"iiii'i‘ all: it“; “a: l$43‘l?"ii‘éui‘3437733136lifl‘ml‘niélfl‘i‘r‘i
i Real Value iccntzresslonai and “(”1”)”"3' 0mm”“ which destroyed their home at Anson, gdnlmmm" ‘" mm“ NV" undcr con-
Tho ltlaho will carry; a rottnd dozen
14-inch fifty calibre ritics. mounted in
trios iti fotir turrets. two i'orwt'rt'i still
two all. In size. :ll’lllitllll’lll, Spi‘t‘tl and
all but, minor diffcrt‘nccs, she will be
it duplicate of the Pennsylvania and of
the Mississippi “reared turbine en-
giilcs will furnish the 32,000 horse-
power necessary to hurt her six hun-
dred l't-“l iii lvnath and 23,000 tons of
near here. None of illf- occupants oi
the house escaped. investigations
failed to show evidence of foul play.
and the county medical examiner de-
cidt-d an inquest \‘.'tt‘.~ tinncccssary.
‘ .Several weeks llSIO three appeals
Ilmm the findings of the Assessors
and Board of llclicf of ltcddlna were
wilted in the Superior t'tllll'l. one for
:Mrs. Laura E, I’cck, the other for
‘ “Lester O. Peck and the third for Wall-
let' 'l.utt‘.:cn.
_ Today was liicd with the clerk of
‘tiite'Supcrior court formal stipulation
‘Zilill the appeals of Mr. Peck anti Mrs
. ,‘iiltttgcu would be withdrawn. It is
REEIIUITINIE Nfll'
(Continued 0n l‘age Twelve)
Sitlcrtloll a proposition designed to re-
quire the finishing of unionmadc hats
Vin the cities ill which the hat bodies
or.- “sized." Thousands in hats in the
f‘l'otlgh," as the unfinished bodies are
Icalieti. :u‘c sizctl here anti sent else
where for finishing and trimming.
Some of the shops ttfi‘cctud by file pres
,t-nt difficulty are engaged soleTy in
“rough hat making. their products
lbcing sent to tinis‘..ing shops in nlany
Ipines. These whose favor the present
movcmc'nl are oi the opinion that it
\Connecticut Business Or-mt'tted by Miguel A. Hernandez, an or that had been torpedoed. ‘
ganizations Also Elects ‘
Officers
The annual meeting of the Score-
taries' Assncintion of the Business Or-l
uttnizations of Connecticut was bold.
in this city yesterday afternoon. and‘
-thc program included the regular bust-I
noss inf-fling. a shore dinner at the
Barton House, and it trip around the
town.
The members who attended tlzc‘
mcctinlz arrived on the noon train‘
yesterday, and proceeded immediate-
American citizen cf Porto Rico.
The 'Snnturce was a. vessel of 1.836
tons' gross, and was built in Wilming-
ton, 4001., in 1898. "
”qw—
Silliitllttllliillllt
alumina
At the final meeting of the specially
June 30.——-
reinforcements.-
WASHINGTON,
Heavy Austrian
from the Russian front have. been? ‘
,thrown against the Italians in tile‘
.i'I'rt-ntlno. accorditll.r to Italian enl-
bassy dispatches. - 'I‘hcy deny that. .
lthc Italians have been driven from.
i . .
ttltclr new position on Mount Ortlo
cartl.
Home of the means by which
iltaly reduced thc submarine sink-
ll);:s' oi Italian vcsscls last month.
one vessel of over 1,600
.w‘llltt’ll agreed that the :lppvnl of Mrs.‘
{Puck should go to :i committee to
incur the evidence and John W. Bank:
. 'wns named. 3‘
in his
. appeal Mr, bullpen holds.
that the Assessors: fixctl an arbitrtlrv
nnd unreasonable \tilue upon his
property when they put it in the lied-V
fling grand list for 5.3.7.750. liar. l‘cck‘
‘mtkcs the same charge for the livi-
jug of his property at distill, while
Mrs. Peck complains UI‘WiIlt‘ figure of.
‘84-.800 placed on her holdings.
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Interesting Exercises Held
‘in the First Baptist;
’ Church, in Stamford ‘
J C
il‘he First. Baptist church of Siam-l
I. ford was the abode of happiness his“
“evening. when many graduates from'
Merrill's lz'.=iness College in Stant-
. ford, Port Chester and Norwalk were
pres-allied with diplomas. The, church‘
was gailyrarranged for the occasion
3 with flowers fill? all kinds. The grad-l
nation exercises were largely attend-
‘.ed.. The. graduating class certainly
presented a handsome appearance.
,‘flio young ladies being attired in)
.mretty .gowns and the young men in:
‘formal' evening dress. The exercises
tor-3 short and were. followed by a
g, 388 reception at the. Merrill College
hall, ati'which there was dancing to
\.
V(Gontinued On Page Twelve)
l
lioad was struck by lightning yester-i
twouldcentralize the industry to a
_...___ lglt‘fllt‘i‘ cxtcnt titan over before. Rough
\‘i’ASlllNd’l‘ON, Jutw :jo,_p,.psi_ihat interests are naturally strongly op-
dent Wilson's call for volunteers tol‘O-‘l"d to ill“ plan.
1
xbring: the rclullar army up to its fulli
‘ war strength of Stillfitltl men by today
,. ‘ . flirts not been realitwd. War Depart-1'1” l
intent ilgures indicate ital there is} l
.. BBQSSWAREEIUNEll
TWO' Mills wnmked In} discrepancy probably will be relieved;
Colorad Superintendentl by takintr reservists from the ranks!
The foilowina I-Piter of appreciation
zof the new selectivve army.
With “recruiting Week" at on end,l
Among Dead lmily nine states have fill‘lllts‘llhtl thcl
DENVER!) .lnnc till—.1. D. Jeandcllfi coinplcteflqtiotasfirchquesicd; lwfi‘: ”('3'in in 50m“ NOI‘Wfllli yes-
Silllt‘l'llllf‘llit‘nl. and .two workmen 7 r ”nit-V: ‘
were killed in an explosion at the Dur TEACHER Oh TRIAL lM“ “WW-V 5- llill‘l‘i‘lOGll, l
Pont de .\’cinours Powder Company l American Red 0055- l
near Aguilar, (‘01., yesterday. accord- FOR‘ BIURDERl. South Not'walk. t"onn.
ing to a message received at offices of. w l M.) lll‘lll‘ Ml“ l-Oi'lill'OOIli :
the company here. \ t LACONIA, N. 11., June fill-filthl film": “”1 of Al‘m'ml for a Red Cross
TRINIDAD. COL, June 3 .—-Two lance-ments were mad.- in brine. Mot-l “a“ fund 1“ he? SEPHIPS' crisis has
mills of the DuPont de Nemours Pow . ris l". Bradford, a manual training he?" a'I‘r-‘ll't’l‘t’tl- Allen and wont-9n of
dcr (‘ompony' ncar Aguilar. were; teacher at. the State school for the} “9’1" nationality and ”film in life
wrecked by an explosion yesterday. A. Fertile-minded here, into court todav “a“? "onll'ibul'fi alike to its success.
chi for physicians was sent to Aguilaréto answer to charges in connectionl Th“ “‘1” COUllCll CHM? directly PX-
and Trinidad. Communication withjwith the-death of Miss Alice Blackllrl'ess al’lll'GCI‘lllOl1 10 “"01? person
the plant has been interrupted. Three'nichards. head teacher at the school! “to has rendered service in this
workmen are reported dead an: a; Miss Richards was found dead Thurs- great movement, bl” ”1“ 51100955 0f
score or more injured. The cause of day night in a cotiaee on the school) the ('ill‘nlliilgn Would be. incomplete
the 0Xl>l05l0n is unknown. grounds, where. with two other school; “'91"? WP '0 fail to 00““? personally
. _________ loflioial‘s, she had gone ‘0 my supper: our regard for the splendid set-vice
Bolt Strikes House and with Bradford. The. other young wo-I "95‘1““? 17." “1‘3 m9“ and women 0f
K“ C - St tf d1 men, Miss Elizabeth Stress and Miss 30"?“ horwalk.
l S OWS In 1‘3. 01‘ Dorothy Davis, were recovering today The tangible results accruing from
___. from injuries received at the samel ””5 campaign, gm“ HS “10? are, will
srnarrom), June 3(i.—-The home; mm and from the shock of their eta. be 195‘s than the intangible benefits.
of Edward Jagoe of 570 Huntington perience. Jim 35 ll“? material gifts are small
An autopsy on the. body of bliss in comparison with the giving of self.
day afternoon. The bolt came through Richards, condluded early today. dis-t ll ‘5 ”19 spirit Of any army that wins
the. roof and played around the. room closed the fact that death was due to'. battles, and Ill" spirit 0" our citizens»
in which Mrs. Jagoe was working. the throttling. Her‘ head showed thel l3" what Will determine our COUNTY'S
Mrs. Jagm» was shocked by the bolt marks of about fifteen blows from1 future:
and is'now under 9. doctor's care. some blunt instrument“ Alia-“l 35$“?ng you of—our apprecia-
Thrc-e valuable cows belonging to Attorneyfleneral James P. Tuttie' “911- I 331'
Paul Toma‘sko of Huntington road. is personally conducting the investl-l ’ Very cordially yours.
were struck and killed by a bolt of gotten into the attack on the tin-eel KENNETH ROBBIE,
lightning in the same storm. women. ‘ . l Secretary {Sr War Council.
" by the Christian Industrial League
to only
1y to 111.3 Norwaik Club. where they appointed executive. committee of‘thelhnw were
were welcomed bv Mayor Carl A.l.\'orwalk Hospital Association. muchllrmINN
‘ ' ~ l < t “ “ . the corner- 1? ‘-
ll'uvtrom and Jud c bdward M. made .iliaiigen.enis ‘m . 4
Lo‘ck‘wood. “m1 glveugthe keys of [heistone laying cereinontescf the REthz‘lllil‘tli‘tI. amonpr other things, by
citv After a short business session “Osllllilb held la“ "‘gl" “1 ”‘9 omce‘ilcoast {runs on trains, fast motor"
they adjourned to the Dorlon House-[0f the homolk (handler of ( olutuerce. Iiydroacroplancs, small“
. lbotlts
.. . l i _.g '
where an excellent shore dinner wasd‘mn MtMulien. president oi tilt. Hos ,
served.
pitai Association. was presented withtl _
. . a handsome silver trowel as a remem-isubniarlilcs.
During the course or the. dinner'lbrance from his friends for his un- CHAT“ \M N 1; June 30 _.
several cxceilent informal addresses“aim"g devotion and 151,01. for the v I 1 , .‘.l '7 - ‘ -
wort“ made by various members. Ed-lne‘V" hospital. ~ The. Russian .50 iooner Sibensy
which largely through . . . - _.
word P‘ Jones. M Winsted; president his magnificent efforts has become a fmm cad” for lhls Port: Wlth 3-1
0f the State Chamber of Commerce, reality. The trowel is now being suit- cargo of still, has been sunk by a»
dehveml a very immiemmg 59"?d‘fib13‘ engraved W3 local jewel“ th‘l‘llltlll sulnilariuc .according to
v - (a - ;~ u—r. r;_‘ -.- ' , , . _ . ..
on the work of th. busines Oladlllli “It‘ll business was cleaned up last cable fl(l\'l(‘i‘S received by agents»
(evening. and the committee was tor-t ,
here today.
mm] ““2L‘“EL.__ loathing: was said ill the mess
A] as to the fate of the crew. 1‘
¥l HMAN APPEALS WASHINGTON, June .30.».
, . lBrazil‘s navy has beglliico-operm
FflR PRHTEETiflNthu with the Atticrican fleet iii
‘ :down German sea raiders ,and—_
. --— ‘lwatching for German submarines;
Claiming that her husband’s blowers; Sending of a special diplomatic.
are ““9" her and are 30‘“ ‘0 Sh""tlniissioii to Brazil to_..al‘rttiige for
i lit, for runnln awa froml . . .
2:; 0132.: ngnnie Lane, giving her adggrcatcr co-ordtnation of forces
(Continued On Page Twelve)
INDUSTRIAL LEA—CUE
HAS LADIES’ NIGHT
Ladies night was celebrated ,last
evening by the Christian Industriall
League, of the ~First M. E. Church, at
the church. The affair was largely
attended and the special guests of the
evening were Rev. and Mrs. J. Harriv
sou Thompson, the president of the
league. Clarence I. Finch presided
at the session and the program opeii- . .
ed with a prayer by Rev. William c_|Yol'I{ city, made an appeal to the nit-{non of the two governments is tin-H
Giflin- Rev. Mr. Thompson spoke on l-own police for protection last night. x ider consideration by the United
:1 baton ed fla , and during his ad- She stopped over night in the N01”. '. _
dress iifdicated; how easily 1it was to “Wk Hotel, and this morning I“ the States. or
le t n . . p e th uptown police station unfolded an im- _ ”W
in“; ggufgga?nc?is?s.md§ofgs ”1‘“,- 0M: presslve tale of how she fled from the inounecnlcnt was made. last flight:
Frank Hadley and Mr. Thompson fol. city ”“8““ her husmnd had been lmy‘;tlillt the French armored cruiser»;
lowed. mg attention to “Other woman' andtKleber had struck a mine off Point.
Those present received an invita-l
‘how she is now llVlng in constant fear.
tion to attend a flag raising, which'or her
age
Me, because her husband'stSl- Mathicu, on Wednesday. and
. .brothers are a “bad lot." and havelsuiik. Three officers lid ‘- ..
Will be he” at the Fll‘st 34- E. Cllurtchtswom to “get her.” She said that sheifivc men were lost :1 “mt!
0aboard the talkin about her oltside’ ' -
morrow evening. . ”m mom 1;; st waging. ihad come. from Dakar, Africa, and
A short business meeting followed{ ”The local police have notified tnelll'flflftll "sway t0 Brest . [
which was adjournedfio‘ the fall. be-‘woman's relatives in New York city,‘ The cruiser Klebcr was built in.
cause of the hot weither. Refresh- and they will. probably attend to Mrs. '
inents were served. Lane immediately.
~
(Continued male-senor ma). ,g
also described in the dis- -
‘i‘hc coast at present is ‘
South American waters in hunting} ,
lirigibics, torpedo boats and evens»
dress as 473 West 2nd street. Newlalld the Closest possible ell-operas»:
l PARIS, June 30.—Ai1 official tin-k I
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