_. B’T¢fl~#.— -—--——
Divlsiou of the United States DPpaTi' lI‘IRS- WEED IS
. merit. of Agriculture has prot ed 8110' COUNSEL IN
SUFFS’ TRIAL
(Crlntinued Ftom Page One)
m SOUTH NORWALK
EVENING SENTINEL
S. It. 8 A. L. GOLDEN. Props.
cesslul and has now spread to man)‘
other cities, especially along the 11‘...‘
clfic coast. The method of conducting
ESTABLISHED BY
the contest is simply to take surprise ,
JAMES GOLDEN 11') o tul'ui2'h tl till a banana: to de-
. tsamples of l..t' milk 11.2 delivered byl tt lltl :ittlt. \ .12. 111' pol... won. it:
FRIDAY JULY 6 1917 :the various lnilk dealers of the cill‘ : 2 J than}; you Kiliglltmmk', “r till
1 c ". our (.1‘."‘ t‘ .61‘ llull any
“we samplts are then tested for 1:.”an could.“ ‘
muTUgEMAéJWAc F0314 I“. W,” ”“01 and N10,. H} ible dm't‘ \_l' 'l\' ““1‘ lli-' fils't name called and
, 11's. x'tett 2. -'..t’ : if was t':tt'l_\'ltl'~' I‘m
0 O - fat solids not fat tetnpualute and . K - . - . h’ ,.
Iiigh title 12: 'll a. tu :l’ulzl p m 2 ' ' illdllllt'l‘ ot nl organization. but was /
._ . . . I _ , a ‘ 1 . . ‘ . y
, . .. . 2% ». ; : 'lt': ultnes's (.f [.01. met. 1). celeb "'tlng tht- l'oul'th of t
Q . "~.2t\7:')fi.......1matlpi‘nm'mH l _ . .,
Lu” ‘l‘“ 4:} ' ‘ ' July by «air 2 a standard on which
(ll
ltle and cap. A specific number
was printed a \zlotation from the lit.
tlal'atiutl of independence .sipnt'd it]
ys-ars ago Vt'edneaday. Her demand ,
; tor a separate trial was denied when
'Ntltlll' .2h- admitted she was with the other i
EVENING SENTINEL TELE illllilt~ii~=
PHONE CALLS on. ,, 5,.
Editorial Rooms—492.
xx.”
scored for each of these vari2
and the >(‘02't‘ made by the
l
t
tlillelt'nt dealers is pllblislltnl.
Busmess Office—93. I :t'll} entry dealtl' and da1l'\ mtn wants sufl’ragettes at ”“3 9““ 543‘" "f ”7‘-
Norwalk Branch Office—4388. i 2\\ lute House. Judge Mullowney (30- 9
Editor 8 Residence—2182. l“? Moduli m 1”“ “”h “ high "”“A' nied all the demands for separate
1 _ “pp"- ”190an “2-“- m. can kt‘t'p 1”, trials and tried ell tht en 'es tt lt'tllt-L“ .‘
City Edm" 8 Res dencl: 1:994 t ) 12 .. .. b ‘ when litttt lmtau the tint w. . .
Business Manager’ 5 es; ence—ml truth in to fate of Hlflthlll ptl lit neS2 agttin2t the suffranettas lt‘bllfil‘tli’
113-12. linttrtst and inttlligence. lllt rt'l“ Mts \l'ted carrying a batll
.f _,.___-_- w W __,_ .- , l . . . , ,,., . , m. ler. :lle inlundiat ly a.: ktd that lllcl \l
—-—- l (.1ttnllllt. b. ( ., \\.lltll has shuns: banner be exhibited in court .211; .
THE SYMBOLS OF FRANCE .fttlly adopted the milk contest, is typi- nesting it he. bully, on the plu it ("-111 l' t.
‘ . - , 2 , .. lam behind the judges benth 'l"tllt i
.. . , . . , _, . . - ('.ll tn the method e111 :lmed. llllk b.1lll' , , '1
153'“ l‘- mm" "“ “H” of on till I_ ‘ ‘ wording on it was ;0\'(l‘l]llltl]l> ““l
law'ssil‘v scene that mt'l his t'al- by 1'!" “W" “0mm“ 1" ”l“ 2"“‘0'22' m2.- ’l‘heit' [lower front tn.- lovt'l‘tlel. ,tl
_ . _ , . . . .. 1 . t t (a from dealers once every month for a“ The suft’lauettws and the (it"ll ell
chance 0’“ dd} 1"“ 1‘ of “u ml 1 let'ovd which througed the ‘r’\\’tllt"l‘lllgi
year. Dealers were classified accord-
in; to the kind of milk they handled,
court' room laughed henltily as the'
banner was placed on the bench aslk
lines in France. 111 an open field with
on he .lule u on '1 , . ..
g \ p ‘ 1t m..1lt.tl .1 lit-'totv tor “-tht cause. «.2.
in .201an .' c' .
2r - '2‘ 2. 2. . ~ . 30”.“...
“yr. . ltl, was .l woman vs \ .
that L2. ('et'titlt‘d, raw, or pasteurized
lult'all tt2tit‘led the presence of thet "
1’1.” bt'llows with one hand and with mill: The tt-lllpel'ature test was tak- banner 1' tl‘l"_\lll_L' 'ufl1'.l:ttttt.2' caused?
I‘ ‘ . .
a dlsol'det'lv crowd to L'utllt'l' Ill trout ,’
- .. n . 2. -' 2 a: . 2 'e'.'wet'>1u't a - .;.
the other lumlmt'lms aw) at at W“ W‘“ "‘ ”“ “ "W H" ”‘1‘ “ ‘ ‘d‘ ot‘ the “hue llouse, ttlltl rh- tutti.
in the laboratory. The three highest M”. \\'..,.d' ”m,- leader that if mp:
jug pit't'c ot' lllt'l'll -a simple war inl-
.
plemtnt lot use in the tttutllt22. Her1
with her,
. insist-ed on parading he would hate
: to arrest her, The witness said Alva:
Weed insisted o1 her I'll-llll to malt-.1
and hi and the other policemen ar-
.2t2m'e.2 made were on, 33.5 and bi.
“w” Hun“ ‘mmnn “-0“. Such contt'Sts not only keep the
. » ' . . 7,. . 2. , . t . .' \2
'2 -' 'o u lllllt‘ to tun. sutlt milk dealt: awake to the. ntttsslt.
“11’3“”; h” h i .. . 'i l . . “f: rested lltl' and lltt' tompallion
tools and “mprmtp as they could hit, for producing ('ltuln, u toesolut ml l.’ 110 “.1” 11. 11 “mm, mm, [0 Mrs
The en. ml'» 2ln-ll2- were r'lll‘ll‘klllfl ov~ l‘lzey also tdutate the ((nlnllllltl,‘ t‘lttd fol t to .2 txammdtmlr, She
, . ‘ l' l l . Kl it t'\ “H Went at the Witness with considerable
or their heads but tilt) paid no alt: ll- tt.lt him. out \\ Ml lt . lou t .lt ‘ \iuot and perslstcnt-a. and her ex-
tion to them 1110 woman \lol'kt .l on in tltc quality of his milk. The aver-j mutilation “my-.1 (-.Jilsi.1..l-;,b1.. uiuga .
i 4 2 - ., - line "2
- . . . - 2 . - . '. v 11 2 ll ' ellleretl lll "
mpmly, t'..tltlll_\, nutonlplaiuintdl‘. ”(1' “fit ‘l‘”m- “l ‘ i "1 l‘ d u, t, \\'.:.-.l .l.l\'.»l..p.-.l the fact llllll' -
llllvttll saw a man at-, ‘
tempting to \\'t".'.2'l the hanntr from, _
her he made no attempt, to lil'tk‘lil “
the man She claimed the hanntr
;\ta,2' her personal pr'opelty and said
many of our cities and towns needs in
She was doing what she could. be The milk coll
‘ test seems to he one
lunbnnd and her two sons had hero although Lit-ut.
killed.
“I have thought of that ever since,
l‘aist ti considerably
very effective
"as the symbol oi way of raising it.
- ,. ~ . '2 :.2 l.
M)“ ML M “m m 1 ___ ________ 4‘,” . the lil’llltllilnl \\:l~' remiss in his tllll\
ll:t‘4l110‘“~" ' ' , iby not plottctlnt: her trout attack;
Some gl't“tl p'tiutez' ought to painIt DEFECTIVE PRICE‘F'XXNG ‘l All the other tulliot' ollleltlls were also ‘
i . . . l0 "Allegheny Mountain eoul operators vigorously handled by Mrs \l'eed in
il- Am“ ‘1‘" ”mm“: ”Hum in ) l . .. .2 ‘crotsexanliuation.
who have been selling: coal lt‘ldll at
Will: the evidence all ill .\l1.2'. \\'et-tl
demanded of .lntlut' Muilowney that
the ens-1.2 he dismissed. Si ' t':llimt l
‘lllal :11 the trial last Wetlt Judge \lu‘.
lownel had \.' .tl'llttl the w'omtn they‘
luu2t he. p main: and make no till-1h
lawful a2 l‘llllll}. ’l‘l. ' women \vt2.'e it
just lt'.:.rt‘.1ln: 3.. del'duy. she said an!‘ n,
no unlawful .‘t/2t'llllll3' occurred until ‘
What Amer"
and l‘t'tllilelj:
north '1 million dollztr2. .
i l - ‘ $2.130 a ton announced today that, l)t‘-\
t.ltll ph- 1111'.
want to fight 1"
. $3.
illlltktl rates conform llilll those fixed
ficau, seeing.-
:‘lts meaning, wouldn‘t
for France?“
We might realize then. too.
' clearly. that fichtin; for France
America. That woman
the price would he
inulug at once,
The increase, they explain. is to
more
i .11 by the Council of National lcht'nSe at
J l ' ‘
its conference with the coal ollf'l‘at-
they were ltttlttui by the police. The;
The unexpected boost has arous»
, .
t'out't tllrlllllM‘tl the mutton on tho!
L'ltllllltl that if they had not pal'atl.~tl,,l
there wtotlll hat." ht'tn no assembly.
and disttuhante. ls
i so fighting for
at the forge miuht by the symbol (if.
“2.”. rmuv‘ed iutliunation among t'ttll.2'tllllt21'.2' who
would h-‘Hfihave been buying at the motl.tl of the
OFF
or own country if ever the
came home to \ls'as it
‘ e,” Tht' ('tlse \\ .2 llltll continued untl
00ml: before this if France had lmt‘mm S ‘ 1 mm”. The \VOlllt‘n “0“, “My?” “mill
1 So reads a dispatch that ctuue from _' . , . ll :d‘ -
fought and bled .2'0 bravely. i ll.t‘ll‘ own lt'f‘O,.'lll/.llllnll 1nd it our is
____.‘ 'l’ilh‘hlll‘l'll 0n ll|ly 1. lllt‘ till." Will“, to no home. chance thtir t-lolh's :llltl‘. l
. .' . . . . . . -. y. . t, . lest. “t
‘ ‘lt‘rmn a th‘tttlll‘tl flllll applll‘f‘nll.‘ ”I“ “”1”th .lglfltllltlll hm‘H‘“ “I! t Tilt"! till ~1H‘lll “'t‘tlllPHlll)’ night ill "t
(11"tqtu'ol'tllv "H(‘tl‘-tnt of thc :tntint'tfltl (““9” “l National “”9"” ““d “‘0 the home of donation \\ltll :1 ltll‘fll ‘
h ‘ lllllllbt'l ot lit 210 ”it“ and \lollltn tll- t
(m1 operators \\'tl:<‘ e.\per.ed to ho
rested for til'tlllltt\1tll.,'s.2' haying t'eft1.2'~
l
riots in ltltlst St, Louis we lepl'tnt this i
ed to deposit $27: bail each for their!
I
l
l
i
lcome et‘tt'ctite. lt levealed n serioth‘
|
passugf’i'
:l l learant'e.
“The first trouble occurred when a I ll
prieelixinu
All
left-ct of most al'rttncex
lllt' “Willi?“ linlltllllll't‘d lfltlliV
":5 W¢w
negro appeared at Broadway and Col ‘ntents. ; they will pay no fines, but decline
- i . . 1e aul'cunent was not intended to to my if they will no on hunger
llnsvrlle avenue, one of tilt llllFit‘sl‘ 'l‘l . 0 1 q,” I“ ”W 5”qu if eentcnced2to Jail. ,
corners in the city and an important make all bituminous c .l . | lit-.2. “.Wd Ms mm mm mm”
street car tl'nnafet point. A \\ lute mine for $.l a ton It was intendtd tt “pm in tho woman H11'f,-...,.1,“(,lu.i .
‘ int-m him it first input: ‘21t2 112-
r" “ 22222 . r2 . .\illtlm 1:,Ite in 01-,
1min sump Hut neg”) in the {ice 'dlltl:llll.lllt that th art I :hettl stvt'rttl hich otl‘ueu in the or l
others in the crowd knocked him downldt’r I“ How “WW." 1" consumers “h“, untlization and is now on the at- .
' . _ . - .‘ " lm'trd. Congressman Hill
' a - heel obll ed to t'lV $4 01 $2) -l "“0” ‘ '
"ml “0km him. A“ he 13‘ m u“ Md 1 g; I" ' l..'r t',nthet' also f3"l\o1.2 the woman
.“lll lllllll“dli““ly ”‘l‘ operators sutttaue movctttent, and appr'oles ht
. the c'alnpat 11 ot militanty hting ptlr
. Fllt tl.
a white man coolv approached ton
Two of who had been selling at 1021s than $3.
up their price to
; t
.strect I”
and filed at him five times I Q
tlhe shots. took effett, one in the arm proceeded to jerk __ i
l
hnd one in ”,0 leg A52 the (‘l‘WltL that figure The minimum become 01 MORROS w. SEYMOUR
‘ t VICE PRESIDENT OF
3 ””“km'” “‘9 negro was dead “H ‘0 mo mmimum PATRIOTIC SOCIETY
. ‘ . '1 he honesty and: ,
back, he jumped up and ran. This n“! (011““““ Wm'dm" l Gov. (‘hmles Seymour Whitman of:
no pull in pre- decency of businessnltn who will (lo M“ Yflml state“ was elected to merit 2
'l'ious race troubles.’ that sort of thing L2 unnecessary The berx'hip in the Society of flu. Cincin' l.
Somehow this story soundé typical point i2: that thev do it, ulllCSS mill in the state of Connecticut at its
“race care is taken to pl0vent them. in all rlllllllfll meeting held in the Senatel
"M Wit" undertaken b, cllmnbel at the (‘apitol July 4 lie iely
3:: descendant of Heat. Chas llulkleyu
Declaration of hull" Illll g0“£‘“““““‘ ”“i‘ ““1““ will hamiwho fought under John Patti Jones inl
mo said he had had
will
of most of our lynchings and
wars." lemllat ton
Of. course. our
all men
"Mina pgwxwa 3:45th
, \
,1 2
FRIDAY. JULY 6, 1917
i oston Store’ 3 2
TOMORROW
0T WEATHER 'S
Dresses, Waists, Skirts, Suits, SWeaters, Bathing
Suits, Wash Goods,Kitchen Needs,Refrigerators,etc.
wan—‘3— 2
4" a
-.
1w. '1.
to“!
.3. ‘
ClALS
m1? " “"m"
:-
Suits
Another reduction for
Saturday itt St 1 at»,
Wash Skirts
We are showing all the latest model; in pique, ‘ilttlu;
i'
.‘l’llllt', Zi'lip'
1t)pli1l,;."abt'l‘ t t ."TLZ". ' ' ' ' " ""2 ' "‘ ' ' '
(.hwk wits ”$.00” yam.” of “ma?“- . lit 111. int 2t , t toltltltol, ldllt) \\ cat ., lthaltl linens, etc. (4100 b 00
Sale . .......... $12.98 Sale ......... . ..... $11.50 lux'ra slze wash 5k1rt= at notably low price.» L .L ‘,
Values up to $25.00. Values up to $29.50, “YOMENss ‘VASH SKIRTS l‘
Extra fine quality pique cabartlule and bath t'lwlt. 1n 3. wide ij
range of modtls. ll
1 ' a.
‘I LutPrlce............-,............. ....... $52.95 t.
S: k Dresses SILK SKIRTS
Specially priced at ....................... $3.79 l!
Smart summer models, of taffeta and crepe dc chine. ill all \'al “9 35.9 I F;
colors. Marked at the bargain price g
‘ “9-98 Mis ’ W h D
,W .... .0 m 5;; 598 as messes t
FEATURED SA TURBAV
_ Au unustttlly large and attractive ('cl‘ectioll, in at l 12.2 .1)!
SUMRTER DRESSES AT LITTLE COST summer nutterlul as plain and lane) wit-'21s, Cllttlllblhlzf,‘ pith“ oi'
> striped nthghauls, linens. etc. Siltr 6 to 16 )‘t-ttl'r. i
Pretty summer .atylt2s2lioh-s, gtnubams and beach cloth, ill 1 3198108950
white, plain colors and fancy figured volli. INFANTS, HAND'MADE DRESSES '
Babcock’s Corylopsis
of Japan Talcunt Powder
liaht'ot'k's'
perfection. lf-t'
To list-
tale.
know
He
is
rile
to
Hair Brushes
Solid wood bat-Its, reuttlar 35c.
21c
Great Assortment of
Hand Baas
l.-'t-ttthtt and silk lin '_d filled
with lutlrot and [1111.21, also strap
htttk envelope style. lltgulnl $13 .5
89¢
Men's Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs
Fine 80 each,
5 for 29c
Women's Fibre Silk Hose
In "all colors, and
toe ,.2'eamle.2'll.
linen. \‘ttlue
double heel
35c pair
Women’s Lisle Vests
Reg. 50c
39c
Fancy t1'inltl'.-?d necks.
Women's Fine Ribbed
Union Suits
Tight knee, lace trimmed or
t2'hell t‘tlge.
, 59c
Superior Grades of
Luna Lawn
25c. 39c. 49c yard
llailtty
$4.98 to $12.98
Women’ s Shirt Waists
Ntw snappy lnodel2 $1.00 value.
79c
TUB AND JAP SILK VOILES. LINENS ,AND
LINGERIE BLOUSES
Myles and claims.
lit the ltllesl
$1.98
AN EXCEPTIONAL SHOWING OF EXQUISITE
' CREPE DE CHINE 'AND GEORGETTE
CREPE BLOUSES ..
Attractive models.
Smart Bathing Suits
Having style, originality all-l daintiness. a marvelous assortment
ill all popular materials at attractive prices.
The Annette Kcllerinan and Neptune’s Daughter
Wool Jersey Bathing Suits
ln slip-one or California ’style, plain, others
trimmlnut, navy, copen and black.
BATHING ACCESSORIES
In Shoes. Caps and Hats.
Sport Hats
Saturday’s special offering, light and dark colors, popular «styles,
3.00 sport hats
Tocloseout.............................. $1.00
TRIMMED HATS
Mid-summer styles, charming effects. \ttlues up to $15. 00.
Saturday . . $4 .98
some with st r: pt d
u..~--..-..........
.c.o..
.-.-
enlbroitlet'y and smoking.
' $2.98. $3.98. $4.98
in pink, blue, brow 11.
98c. $1.50 and 81.98
Dress Lint 218
ill a \'ill‘.t"l}' of \l't-atm ourl
weights. The most 2.21'vlt'eablt'
fabric for >lilll>. dres2t22 and
waists. L‘Olllllllld tutor 21.25015;-
tut-ht.
g 9c and title yard
Palm Beach Suiting
A aplendid stroll: table and an
excellent substitute for lin~n_ in
the .2ea2'on‘s most (lt'ritilblt' shades
250 yard
Chiffon Dress Voilcs
Sheer, soft, crispy filth-h, a wide
ltlltfu' of the ll(‘\\e2:t deslans.
29c and 390 v ard
Luna Lawn
'l‘his' tnbrit'
eltllll‘oitlt'l ,\‘.
.5 i
is wt-ll utlttltietl for
the yarns helm: chi“-
t'laii_.' durable for their u'.'i:l.t.2'_ 7"?
while the crisp and lustrous tints: '1;
closely resembles the lllu‘. " costly 2
lint-n, Saturday only Value in 3
15c yard
French Chiffon V oile
4: tutu-s watt". 2t:p.~2':tt.r qttdlltjt,
ptnt- white. Value 75c
49c yard
”Wk“? ‘V
White Chiffon Voile
to lllt'llt'5'\\’ltli'_ excellent weave, '.
tint:- finish. \‘alue Stic. t";
39c yard
French Voile
:0 inches wide, dependable
lty. for waist, skirts. dl'est,
Value 49c.
22.: var
qual~
etc.
\v‘v
29c yard
if“?
Table Damask
Full width silver
give satisfactory
59c.
bl Par-hell. will
service. Value
39c yard
pendence declatcs that are to be "iven caretul ('onsidelmtttion i‘ho earlv years of the American Reva-l
' “endowed by their t‘reato: with cel . An absolutely unif'mm selling price ltltion, treading the planks of the quar,
among: which will be unfair to many producers amt
pursuit of to many consumers. The only fair me-
the basis of
lain inalienable rights.
are life, liberty and the
V' filanniness." And the Constitution of thod is to fix prices on
athe United States contains such gttar- l‘the cost of production The maximum
”telling price should be high enough to
to .the producel
juntees as these: . .
' "‘No person shall be held to answer‘allow a fair profit
or a capital or other infamous crime who has the heaviest
ntlictment penses. and those who can produceflsf.IS
for less money ought to be e\pected.as governor of the empire state. ..
“'1 Two other New Yorkers were. taken!
opelating ex
bless on a presentment or t
f a. grand Jlll y.
. “No person shall be deprived of life, to sell for less.
open in this city have notified union :1 lesolutlon to ”‘15 effect.
musicians in that; employ that thelx'l
services will not be required after July lows-
14 The union recently presented do I presid’en1__Gen_ Henry '14- Abbott,‘
mands for all increase. in wages vary- United States army, retired, of Cam-t
ing from $4 to $6. 50 a week. Fm. bridge, Masai. ‘
ists said that efforts would be made to, Vlbe—Presient—Morris W. Seymour,
renew negotiations with the managers. Bridgeport.
._______——————_ , , , Secretary—Bryce Metoalf, New York
TH|RlEE mmcrso voa MURDER. ‘0“th 1
NEW HAVEN. Conn, July 6.-—-'1‘hree Treasurer—Charles H_ Pond. New
indictments for murder in the first de‘York city.
gree have been found”by the Grand
Jury here. The accused sire Giovanni AYER CANTONMENT; HEAD“ i
Vendtttt and Adontlno Ting. charged AYER. Mast, July 6.--_tBapld pro-1
with murder. in this ctty‘, cud waiter grass
”do all; the pantgnytp
peedy and public. trial, by an impar-
ial jury, to be informed of the nature
Md causes of the‘ accusation, to be
iibl‘tted with the witueSses against
two have compulsory processes
obtaining witnesses in his favor.
"shave the assistance of coun-
an; defense}! ' will '21 ‘3'. it
d for
lit :th incl: drone
10 U) u
RECRUITING IS MORE ACTIVE.
the applicants for admission to the
The. oflicres were re-elected as fol-‘ nav’y was a former bluejacket whose
tleg had been amputated as a result of
Wbloodpolsoning
recruiting officer for relnstntement, de-
claring that his artificial leg enabled
|blm to get about almost as well as
‘ever, but was sent away disappointed.
COTTON COMPRESS PLANT: DES-
‘ of the Transcontinental Compress
Company, with 2,700 bales of cotton,
isMiaz. made in Ebb WWW rm“ burned {last night, deducing about
$400,000 loss. Omctnls of the com-
kit-ts pally believe theme was set. 2
terdeclt of the ship Alfred, which the 0f ”“8 lOWTl- T119 3:000 men at “Wk
prtmier naval hero of the Revolution have
commanded after the Ranger and the hall? way to completion besides clear-l
Bon Homme Richard By the. fact of lug away an ltnlnense amount of brush,l
this de'2cent and the further fact that; building roads and driving w.ells
he was born in Connecticut, Governor temporary water supply has been
Whitman is eligible to membership in;Sllll10d.
ithe Connecticut lunch of the society HUM-med )PSlGIdEYyB and water pipes for
lye was born in \‘orwich. August 23 the permanent supply are. on the way.
He is serving his second term] \lany carlnads of lumber are being un-
loaded every day.
brought
T\\"t’l\9 miles of sewer pipel
He pieced with the
TROYED
PARIS." Tex... July 6.—-'l‘he plant
wowsil’llllllli SEEK BflXER
Milton Bleire, Who Wieldch
Axe in New York, May be 'by the ,New York authorities told of
the assistance of Kittie Couriers, allau
Mannix, who came to the pat
balling him a pitiful story of how
she had been assaulted by Bleire.
ther officers and to. acquaintances as,
“the parish prieut" went to the house
with the young woman, who was 604. 72 t
afraid to go to the floor where the‘
two had been living, and stayed. in a
flgtgdownstalrvl Flood,
_ w lit the door and after mpptnct$160.440 into the state treasury.
officer with an axe.
EsllapeleSS mass.
WHllSlEW llFflEEll;
llllllifllll’tllllllllil
out for
lthe time he first fought here.
Supported Him.
York police are looking for, in con- far between
nectlon with the murder of Patrol-l
man James P. Flood of that city, is he fought in Bridgeport in 10-10mm
well known among sporting circles in affairs and feature bouts
Norwalk, having taught Young \lc-
lAulitfe of Bridgeport on him occa-
sions in "the Casluo in 1914.
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Aiding Girl.
Flood was murdered in going tol Licenses for 53,588 pleasure cars
l have been issued by the state automo-' dent John Connp"
t'olman bile department 'slnce October 1. 1916'
according to figures announced yes-
terday ab the office of Robbins B.
commis-
vehicles
9,957 licenses were issued and S936,-
“911:“ gtsghzgodepatflmengilil’ltton board," and to request that in-
ou mo or ye c e
loperators' licensed have been issued. 1’“ be given representation on t”
brought
state automobile
For commercial
Flood, who was known to his bro- Stoeckel,
starter.
to July 1
it is said, which. at $2 apiece. has
lonce stepped into the room. Bleire,l
hidden behind the door, struck the:
The patrolman"
dropped and then the murderer toolt’
||tis club and beat his face into a
The pugilist is still at lar r'e. Bridge-
port officers have been on the look
him as he has been known:
to have been in this city many times
tat various sporting gatherings since
The Connors girl under questioning
Bleire lost the decision both times
158.583 PLEASURE AUTOS IN STATE'
MRS. GILLIGAN MAY TESTIFV
HARTFORD, Conn, July 6.——Tbe
defense today began presentation of
ills case in the trial of \lrs. Amy E.
ArcltertGillig..n for the alleged inur-
der of Franklin R. Andrews by poi—
son. lnterest in the proceedings tum-
ed largely to the probable appearance
‘ on the stand of the accused to tell her
story, some time before the defense
rests, and the testimony which the e):-
perts associated with the defense, Dr.
. ‘ , _____.,_§..——————- {irL Thcv arc Cortlandt Schuyler van‘
ibert' or property Without duc pl'n- ' ' . I , a series of beatings which she had ‘
3“ ,, - MUSICIANS DEMANDS NOT lRensselacl' and James H. 'Colyer,'Jr.l osron “LT __R min for the Here m Theory lsun‘ered at the hands or Blelte, and one Schultze. .2. yew York toxtolo-
$655.0 aw. , ll GRANTED. The meeting voted to give to meIarmy navy aridyma. neciiorpsgwas more —-————— lof how 'she was forced to support gist. and Professor Stanley Benedict.
‘10 all criminal prosecutions 1‘" (~Mann era of vaude- United States overnment ‘ts moral ri l him- She Said Bleire never earned - y 2. .2 2 '1'
caused shall enjoy the right to a viiigsa'hiilngliiih’picture itieaues now' support in me iresent crlsl; passing acme yesterday than m" ”mum" BRIDGEPORT. July 6.—~-Miltmu any money ,except what he‘ got for aifgei‘ssntgf 021.22“ Egg‘sg' :11.
’ previous to Independence Day. One of iBlcire, a pugilist, whom the New. fighting and that bouts were few and g ' ”0 5 °
édrews body and its relation to death
as compared with the testimony of
the ‘State’s medical witnesses.
BOARD
i
j' WANT I_.ABOR MEN ON DRAFT
1
i
Conn, July (tr—PneuiJ
of the Merino)!
Central Labor Unlon. announced to-
day that a special meeting of' that
body will be called to frame ll protest“
to Governor Holcomb over ”knowi-
non- -recognltlon of the draft. exam
MERIDEN,
board, in lime to act on cases whlcl
learnt: before it. . J . ‘ J
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Norwalk Chronicler