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'llrc Sykes Motor Company were to HENRY P LYONS ls APPOINTED
'hold motor teats today. but they PLEAS COURT CLERKi
“'t‘lt‘ D‘Nllh’m‘” bt‘i‘tlll“t‘ 0‘ ”’9 «torrny Attorney rlcnry l’. Lyons, oi Bridcc- '
weather. port, has been appointed an assistanti
I ”—w' W" Ilerk oi the Inuit ofL Common I’lean,
_____V_ The case of slate vs. Albert Raina tor li‘airlicld Iouuly and ilSSlllllPd thci
10h“ F Bogardua has brim mmlno, churned with reckless driving duties of his oilice yesterday nror'niug.’
lined Ito his home on Fourth strcI-l 1“‘hi('h “‘ilS SllDlmSt‘ll '0 001““ “II this He is trained under the new law which
during the past week through Illncso‘. afternoon, “'11-“ lltlHlDOllt‘d indefinitely.‘ combines the criminal and civil courts
once to the scene of lllt' litf‘il‘tltll
Taken to Hospital in a Machine.
~ Mrs. llutlin, shortly tiller the acct-t,
'11 ‘Ill \lilrl lllrlll'tl to the Norwnilt hos-I
CRASH ON THE
'pital in lllt’t 'ar' ol :1 passin: auloih. .
‘VEb qTPORT ROAD She has treated in the loud i1rslittr-,
Ition l“ DI. Ktlhgg 2,and althouj. lr llt'l'
injuries are not dancerous the\ me
Ionsidered quite serious.SI1e \tflr
lbadly injured about the head and
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miles per hour.
Saw Buick and Attempted to Past. ,
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I 1 , r11111I-1 .ludho John J. “dish of hm- “Iron ”1,. Hudson machine ml’l’i’tll
A meeting of the exemption honrd.‘ Jerry llroadhurst was arrested for-ovum and Judith John ll. Booth 01~ the rise of around Just ”Monti ”first COUPLE ARE HELC UP-’
will'lre. held in the city hall Thursday drunkenness last night by Ollicer llrmhury. The terms is for four (Diner. mum: Rutlitr saw the Buickt
“‘1 approaching in the opposite til 5 Leave on Trip to Ruseia Combining
IUFI‘hIn. lie applied his brakes, and Honeymoon and Business Trip
darted to suing out to his right. The»
machine started to skidd lrowevcr,’ Wife An Austrian. '
and swung squarely around into lltct “—— ‘
laorrt of the ‘liuick, \tlritlr was ow.ned “WSHINGTON ll G, July 3.—
hi I} M Good, of Riterside III-1m 1 lanb \l. Sihcr of Hartrord and his I
New lork (in, 11nd driven by F'. w ultc who started a few days ago for
\lilcm', \1 ho gave his addrne c as . Iiillssin, \ia the San Francisco route
South Grove street Eu‘Nt Orange N on a combination honeymoon and
J. business trip, were detained at Via:
ara luils b\ a man giting his name.
years from Jilly 1. Attorney Lyon ls‘
Pone ot‘ the b0lt"l‘ known of the young'
ier attorneys of the city and has runny
_ ot'ter'noon.- Dr. William J. Tracey] li‘lynn. The case will come 11p Thurs-
cierk 5~of the board, today receivmlday in the city court.
communications from the government} -~~——
whiohlprade provisions for clerk hirej Thomas ilall, connected with the friends who are congratulating him
and confirming the appointment of ilv Po lla'tI-ry Company, was in town upon his appointment.
Hanfdrd S. Weed as member of the today on business ’I he firm c\pr‘ct,<i
hoardlo take the plate of Judge Hen to be ready for bur-lines}, Mondm 11101 n-
1y W'f: Gregory,’ who resigned. ting. Mr. ".111 nus may well pleased;l
5 with the number of applicants look-1
"'I‘lrc ins,y for positions in the lactou.
"CHILE cars SUBMARINES
BOSTON. July 3.——Six snhrnttl'irrea.;
N, built at Quincy for Great Britain. andl
~—-:Sée Earle Williams in 08"! Swung Around.
, .N, ’ I. I . . . . . ‘ . The two machines- caure tottethmlas 1-1.1? Strickland and claiurinrt to:
Blank, attire Palace Tlreat1olomor-; .rtxcttrtl) turnId met tovthc Lrlrtl'enn with a crash. and the Buick mmmtb‘, an agent of the Depattment of,
, row afternoon and tulco evening: _At The Regent. TOdtlY. ‘rzonzmrnnot in part payment for a Stilllu'cly around in the road, and “1* justice. Passports issued to them Inf
“l7 and 9 O'CIOCk- than Kane. Iltll'ton Holmes Travel Warship mmmhndm‘ed hY the lmfir‘h ally came to a stop, heading liiast,1tlle State department were Iatttw
__...._. ll’ict ures. chfnt orthealr‘a, all slrow- government while under construction The entire left hand side of the IIIIII away. I
There will be an exhibition of fire' at the outbreak of the war. were com non mat-lune was demolished by the l‘outzl'ossman Lonergun IN... .,,N l
innit-A happy combination that 39".
force. of the impact, and ereu bit It Tired of the occurrence and “cut to
Works at Roton Point Fl‘idtl) “(mill-Z sures two hours of most enjoyable‘missimlt‘d at the HOMO“ NRVI' Yard 239% on the car nut-I shall'i’led. Tht the State department to make in-‘1
. _. _.. ,enteltainment. ,Wlil.“ Tht‘ "“5815 had be?“ "“9“" trout of the Buick was reduced to a] quirv recording the strange situation!
r—STEP TO THE PHONE i _____‘___‘ PI] here and the. transfer of owner- total \t'reck.‘lor'111-gan “as advised by State dc-l
and arrange l0 have your dinner scrv i Postal crtds have been. 1.0“,in ship was made. with the approval of Mes. Ruffin Injured. ,pflrtnrent olfic die that the passports
ed at the Country Club Tlrursde yl ‘ in“, .mmmsmpg .“ “nwmna‘on l Ml’a..ltulirrr, who was riding: in the' ut' the Silt‘ell= were taken up DECllllne
' "' ' ‘ from Frank N. Ferris manager of thcl ‘ ' ‘ ‘ “ ‘ lr-Ierr SH“ i It H l l' 't ‘1 ‘1 S' ’ ‘
might' . l I 0 re utson Inrousenci I “as susrlectu r. rlut had been
. 1~ mm (‘oal Company. Mr Ferris is. isutlered a very setere shaking up {Illaaged in pro (‘crman activities. l
7 r . fl £011 a cruise and the puftal cards n'croIKlNGDOM Gog/legs ART STUDENTI "3‘” “"10“" mJUHPS about 1110 fowl '1 “1‘ SIM? department olficrals
' and head. She rrenained met rrih ht slated iotitn they “presumed" the
\W mailed from Sailor Snug Harbor, N. l. I in the Norwalk hospital. \ passports would be returned. but that
It
ed to thesdepositors in the
‘ , savings Department for the?
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mony, which was reported to hate tak-
ing This demonstration is entrrtlt cn place. earlier in the din, but it Ile-
free; is for the purpose of helping,r lniveloped later the marriage had been
the campaign of food conservation and postponed because the dispensation
everIbody is welcome The boys and had had not atrixed at the hour set.
and son, of 35 South Grove stroet,{‘vould like to take Mrs. Silver, to;
East Orange, N J.; and Mr. and Mrs 1 whom he was recently married along:
K. M. Good, of Riverside Drive Newlas a sort of honevnroon jaunt. .
York city. None of the occupants oil The State department at that titnel
the Buick machine were seriou‘slvl seemed quite willing to give SHVIPI'
girls in the garden contest and ”whiter the. ccrern\t;r_1r.I Mr. G0 011$]th injured, although they all sustainedlhis Da‘ssports, but said Mrs. Silver-i
mothers came, last year and did goodipimemam ‘md u m arcci is a moon cuts, and bruises, and a bad shaking, could not be granted a safe conducll
Latholic. up because it was desired to prevent
, work In canning. one taking a special] \It' Gould, “hen asked whether
Sheriff Perry on The data. women making unnecessary journeya'
Deputy Sheriff Edgar W. Perry 05‘ abroad during the ”War Another obi
\Vcstport, was notified of the acciden istacle was encountered when it was
a; few moments after its occurmrc found that Mrs.
and he proceeded to the
It is hopedltlrere was any foundation \0 the \tmor
I: family did not approve tire.
prize for his tomatoes.
-tlrev will do the same this season. The} that 1“
I . match. said there was no misunder-
(Ethic.i League is managing (his demon lstanding “My family N. he adm ted.
s ra on,
the demonstrator Miss Hal- 1“were rather uurprised I have. known . - .
. . once, and took char e of the cars. States, and er all es.
, im‘k hé'ihg the employe of the Gardenl MISS Luccl for “1““? a long trma. He made no arrests. 3 At the" '3rging"liof Congressman
Association. The next demonstration GAccordlng the firm?" hrs. 15%;”? “ ‘ Norwalk Palice Also Notified. Lonergan a compromise was ,eft‘octedl:
1 ouid “a“ l’ I t" ry surpr y The local police- were also notified bv which Silrer agreed to go by the
to be held in the high achooI will be th .
1 9 news of her son’s proposed mar _
1mm; “um management or the. ,Garden'rlagg It {S reported that Miss Lucci of the mishap shortly after it madlgfifdhanoimmandgeweaggfl
b
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Association. was formerly a governess In the Gould 11:51? 3:931:19. am§fngg§ party. 0!
family; . T ' ‘
Semen
Silver was born In:
g; Stephens Volt-,or of Quintard nvc- Bride is MISs Lucci, A‘n ltalian Mar. Other Passengers injured. . (1,4me dI'cision in the case wouldi
The Swlh-Norwalkgjc11ur.chl\eIl a letter horn William, ried in 3.1%“:ch liesfii’le la the Hudson machine were .\I1~.Iest.cnlirlc_\ upon the report of the
glint cc, a local ynung man who reccn‘rle NE“ “I ‘1 IE1? gm] ‘ (M3111. and Airs. John A. Radio and son Department of justice upon an inves- .
y; Gould eldest son 0 Hot n} .1 1. “or ace all of \liddletoun Coup :\I1‘,~lll,i:’1>lll0n it has made and is now corn
. /, (‘rnll ted in thc British army and “1107 M \lisL Arrnnmrtu Camilla )laria‘ .. ‘
,_ Trusi Co I; ‘ ) :1 . tlluiiiu “as quite seriously hurt and 111-: tins. litese reports. are expected,
I \ - , , . .. gins no“ in (anada. Mr Ir'ice urites’Lucci, .111. Italian art aludtnt. “Hit?" \Ir.1\utli11 stiff-e red a number of 'setJ to be completed in a few days. and.
i . éiinlerestiugly. of camp lite. Illnlttl'INl» {3chcijtl‘agvmaftccrngocirh£31 ‘19 ere cuts. from the dying glans. Hor- handed to the Slate department. '5
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rThe mstees'have OldeNd %‘ ‘ George Gould. II. the bridegroom‘s . 1n n“ dmcr ol the Hudson “1 Sthct a prominent business
¢ Athan is called to the canning 1 I acted ls brst man. was Ital was uninjured sate for a few man of Hartford with Mrs. Silter i
that interest at the rate of 4% dgmnnslntion to 1),. ven 11' Miss hrot 1012.,“ ‘Yl “he of m; Could minor cuts and scratches, and a sec-g came to Washington on June 18 tot
r t, rannumb credit. é ( gi ‘ the unit 0t “r m” ) r ' 9’" shaking 11D ‘ lobtain passports to Ru'a 'sia. Mr. "Sil-
P9: Gen Fe e g Bertha Halibck. at the. Norwalk libia-zf Tamil." ill ”19 “9“‘1‘:‘gq.\“1 {91‘}‘C“;£‘: . Tire five passengers in the BtrickE‘V or said he wanted to make a busi- I
/ ry. Friday July 6, at 10 in the morn- “Tides “‘9‘“ “'1‘" 9‘ car were Mr and Mrs. P. W. “licox mess trip to the new republic and.
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scene at :An's tria, now anenemy cutie United ,
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COAL SITUATION knows, is likely to Irv
Following Is an Excerpt From Editor. “Hi In aim the plteitmni WWI-r
lat in “The Black Diamond" ,fix prices.
of June 23, 1917. i All this will do or can do will be to
“Nobody in \\'a.<lring'tun has any an- ”931" away the effect 0f the coal shor-
'Ilrorlty to (lo anythinc except make .1 urge without removing the cause. Tire
finer-(h and raise a dismrhance. (on cause of the coal shortage is the shor-
gress has the authority to {ix irrlCoS age of men and their unwillingness
and. it it did. the Supreme Court of l0 “’Ol'k. plus the shortage of cars and.
the United States would probably up- the absence of motive power to man-
to confiscate
to
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hold us law But Congress doesn‘t euvre them. These two causes work-
know precisely what to do or now to lug t0gf‘tht’l‘ are making for a fuel fa-
lmeet the situation because it, isn‘t mine. The real remedy is to .control
Inciting any clear cut ad\ice the miners and make cars more abun:
The. different departments and hu dant. If that can be. done, the price
renus that are investigating coal do will take care of itself or at. least, the-
inot know “but to dor They cannot government can easily control that.
But to fixpriees wit‘rout remedying
the cause for the price, is to let the
famine come unchecked and then try
to modify its effect by fixing the price
arbitrarily." '
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master the situation to find what is
1i3lrt or what is wrong. They cannot
get the foundation for a COIlSll‘ucli\L‘
statement. Congress, in the absence
of direct advice from anyone who
Congoleum Rugs
AiGreaily'ReducedPrices:
Sale Price
$8 .49
Regular Price
$12.50:
p.25...
(£25 6x9;
3.40 6X6 . '
Slight imperlections makes these price
possrble.
9x12; '
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