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Showers tonight and Wednesday.
itiWiitDli
$100,000 iii
that: Hill
Chinese Want Him Dead or
Aliveand Plan to Cut Off
His Retreat Toward the
Northwest
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Discourage Use of High-
way as Speedway
{Three Men Reported Under
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.‘NOANK. July 10.-~i\'aval LicuV
lieoaitt‘Commander Yates Sterling; of
Ellie New London Naval base, contirin-‘
ted the report that naval officials llli.’l
:morning dismantled a wirt'h‘ss plant
pit. Fort iiili ,ovcriooliiuiz the New"
liinndon submarine base, titat is sail
lo have been this property of a iletw‘
man. it was reported that three men
{had been arrested by men from th,1
rsllilllli‘lt'lllt‘ base on the charge of oper-
ttting a. secret wireless plant, but the
_}l'.llllt)l‘llit“s are silent on this point.
. liliickerine; lights at night ililitillL"
illtt‘ trees on thr- top of Ute (l~’ll\‘t‘l\'
wooded Fort. Hill, aroused suspicion
to. some time that somethinc was
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biiiilEli iii-MARE ,
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VALLEJO, (‘ti1.. .liily_10. Military
"law and titrict censorship were iii
'l'oire today at the Store island Navy
yard, as lllt‘ result of an explosion of
:t lilack powder“tilingaziiiux theie \‘t‘s-
licrdayi,:ivith.’tln loss of six lives
taut injuries to llill‘ly1illt’ persor..-.
Ili‘edci‘al investicators of the import-
)ticnt of Justice hate began an ill-
Wt‘tslitiflllon into the cause ot‘ the exw
lilosion independent of that being eon-k
toasted by navy oiliciaisStviet ordersl
tl‘ofliid all officers. enlisted men and
government eniployes to discuss the
tevplosion .or any attendant occurr-
mtces, and ill’ vines have been older '
ted to fire on‘imyone ‘tcen at'eiiipiiiig
tto land or trespass.
' Five Borne-l to Death.
SAN FRANt‘lSl‘O. July to. Five.
Ill"ll‘[K’l‘lSlli‘tl last night in :l tire
\‘i'ES'l‘l’ORT, July low-VA number
of automobile cases will be heard by,
Justice of Peace Joseph (2. Hyatt at‘
various times this Week. Several ur-
rests were matte last "wettinz for
speeding and summonses wepc issued.
Etiotoreycle Officer Nichols was on.
duty but dill not take any part int
making the arrests as the state police!
wt-re handling: the. matter, The local
authorities are determined to stamp}
out the continual speeding throughi
this town. Tilly proiitisc that a lllllll-é
ber of local younu fellows wiio hate!
machines and who are in the habit}
of usinc the main road as a spasm.
way had better beware as the first.
thins: that they know they will have
a large fine to pay. It is expected
Oliit'ei‘ Nichols will be kept on dill)"
the rest of the summer. ' t
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thus been an average of three acct-l
dents a week aitd in the majority of'
cases the accidents were mainly due
to fast driving. The local authorities
at last decided tint] it would be neces
sary for llit'lll tli‘take some way of
staiiip‘inc out this evil and purchased
a motorcycle.
Parade Plans. ,
Everything is in readiness for the
large parade on 'i‘hursday afternoon
of this Week and according to those
who have chargctof the affair it is
to be one of th\ biggest affairs that
has ever been aiven in the town. The‘
loc'al company of Home Guard will , 7 _ _ .
mart h as will the fire companies. All “”"ry fin). can “.0 heard In that d"
of the local fraternal orders are plan- rection. 'll‘fltiil-‘t lroitt kalgaii. “ town
hint: to hate “upmmons in the ltill- In the i’rovmce oi ( hi 1.1, hurtl been
ado and an effort is to he made to l'lflft’tl Ill position to cut oil t.etiei‘ttl
.imflrps,‘ 50“., m“ of town rm, com; (haunt disuiis ,roti'eat ‘towafid the
'htiutt': so that they will attend. tnorthwcst. “MW engagements "N
A banquet is to he. Riven in the har-y expect-rd. . .. . ‘ . .
iors of the Methodist church afterf. Bomb.» ““1“ ”a!" dioppcd 0" the
the parade and it is understood that, imperial palace by an airplane of they
the members of thr“ Home (laurel. and, Republicans. ‘ . . '
ll'«~ pointutiiies are to he invited to Foreign riinforccuientt hare iii-1“)"
attend this affair at the expense of "d- A”““»‘“"””""‘-" ’have plll’c‘“ 'm‘tl‘t"-
Temple 10M“, l‘. and A, .\l. 'witei‘eliy troop trains daily will be
permitted between l’elttni: and Two
'i‘sin each way. allle-lt'i to starch.
A reward of $1lill,ttlttt has plow d on
AlthouL-h there \".i.‘ much noise at
ll" battle of Lane Fluid and lit puhlf
(ans report the killing of .fioo imper-
1iulistrz and the wounding of numerous
jothers, foreign eye-witnesses estimate
ltotal casualties at ton on t':lt'll side.
500 Imperialists Reported
Killed and Matty Wounded 1
'l‘lEN 'I‘SlN, China, July I". The
British nitlitary telegraph iirie heu‘
tween l’ckine and ’l‘ien ’l‘sin has been
tinterruptetl by the seizure of the
equipment at l~‘en'e-'l'.ii by adhcit-itts
‘of Heneral Uhaiipllsun.
. A Japansc passenaer on a train at
(Ft-no 'i‘ai has htwi wounded by a
bullet. .
l‘l‘lh’thi, July to, via ’i‘len 'l‘sin.~—
The western army ,tiitder General
'i‘t-tao Knit. Military Governor of (‘hl
Li, is now within a few miles of the
city, while the forces of lenerul
t‘haun t‘hi ix’wein are a few miles
southeast of the capital. Heavy ur-
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HARTFORD. July 1". Elijah li‘lif‘_
crs, of Shuttle Meadow district;
Sonthiiicton .t‘llv‘ of the lamest peach
and apple {growers in the state, stall“:
that there will he only "tin or do, Uli‘icers Frank V. Raymond and
.Vt'ILlGll dt’fill‘tll' “1'0 roomiuu llt‘ll"'-=, per cent. apple crop this year. Lust‘Jolin il.,Sinitlt had a peculiar experi-
ml the waterfront. Search in lllt“ yp-u‘ and in 191,". My, Rogttrs can; the‘ encc last night. ll’l\t‘SlllI.lilllL' a (‘Olll-
ruins continued today" for bodies of lurgosl part of his apple erop to tiny-guano that thpre were suspicious
Illlfl‘l‘ persons reported missing. [land where it was supposedly llst‘tlvt'll‘al‘flt‘lt‘l's hanging around the Nor-
.___.__._.._..__-_ ,iuuinly for war purposes. Mr. Rogers' walk The and Rubbvir Company's
mRflNER PHELAN 'reporzs that his crop will not wargdowntown factory on Monroe street,
.rant receiving such a hit: order thislabout 9 o‘clock, the oii‘tcers stepped
. year. He says that on the other hand; into a jltncy owned by Pete Morena.
‘his peach crop is‘ unusually large. The machine barely reached the fac~
Mr. Rogers picsidcd at the l’cach toiy when the. insulation on the auto
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v’loroner John J. l’lielan and .‘icd'.
'k‘sl Examiner Dr. Samuel H. Hunt
:i'nglton.“yt‘sterdey afternoon visited
the scene of the accident near South-I
icaught fire. it was necessary to send
!in a silent alarm for the chemical
port. which resulted iii the death of.
”the eminent physician, Dr. Brooksj
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Hughes Wells. of New ’ork. who
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before it arrived, the blaze was prac-
tically extinguished. After Search-
ing the grounds around the shop,_ the
officers couldn‘t lllitl any place where
died recently in the NOTW'dlk “0.3.1,; {it is supposed that the men scen- in
1,.“ Several 05-9413,“.350g were “a The introductory Sunth of comet the vicinity had been walkingr through
omitted and ll ‘5 ”1’90“"! that "- m”. bincd worthip among titc.t"ougrega~ ll“) 51‘9” and had stopped '0 100k
‘hfar hcaring will be held in m-Ed:=- tional, Baptist and Methodist"!!! a window on the east side out of
' Dr; Wells was thrown from .i hicv-
'cle he was ridinz in a collision with (.d Rm; William (;_ Giff",E who was
3‘“ automobile. driven by Fr‘q‘f‘xip" the preacher of the morning service.
'i‘home. of 138 Gem avenue. lit'.tl.‘-’l°"ati(l as he discoursed on the “Es“t‘ll'.
tlal Oneness of the Church of
. accident, and it Was at 3"“ t“‘We‘T’lhearts warmed in brotherly love.
that he. WOUM “90"?“ but, 4‘9"" was: Ramblers climbing each xside of the‘ . . . -
fill injury 10 l e brain, and “PM com"spulpit brought summer glory within , eral M‘Imh Bureau. was today arrang-
piicalions 3‘3 ‘ '39“ in. causing 1‘“ the walk of God's House, that scented mg for transportation 0f ”10 National
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an attempt. to break in had been
r '1‘“ churches of South Norwalk was a day.
port. Dr. Wells resided in SOllllliloz‘t‘
t‘liiist." eyes were moist in tender-
death 13’“ Fri ‘3 'fllled with gblden rcstfdlness and m_.Guard, WhiCh will be mobilized {01'
made, and were forced to conclude
port; during the lattei-“part. o. tcuriosity. ‘
of happy pasociutions and 'gcnu'me‘
‘during the summer. He was taken to
lipshmpnt' as the music of choir and' active service August 5 in accordance
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ltiiat the complaint was a false alarm.
week;
inspiration. A goodly number greet-
“? Norwalk hospital, TOWN“: ”‘9 ‘ liens toward the father of us all. and
MEXICANS SHWT ongiregation trembled over motion-[With a proclamation issued by Presi-
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ACROSS BORDER At the conclusion of the handle-5 will be orgauiZed into sixteen tactical
. divisions and assigned to campus for
, tion pronounced by J. Harrison .
July Ila—Fifty'fll‘hompson of the Baptist Churchgg‘r‘ficémmmg heme being 59’“ t0
whole we fired by Mexicans across greetings were. many, expressing e ,
the. Rio r(fireside it Hart's Mill, one unity of Christianity in our midst:11 ' The constitutional inhabition against
:mile north of Union Station, last At the evening scrv ce.‘the con-
night. The fire was returned by the (gitega'tion were. priv god to spend
l'iiited States Army patrol. So far. “A Sabbath by [113.398. of Galilee." t
a; is known. there were no casualties.‘ Similar services will be continued
'Army officers 'belleve 'llt-‘e shouting next Sunday in-the Methodist church.l
was to cover smuggling further up and later in thoumptisttand Congre“
the river. fictional churches. 9.
EL PASO, TCX. ,
use of militia outside the country has
3been avoided by the insertion of a
clause’ in the proclamation speclfl~
cally is‘charglng the force's from
their militia status. ’
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AN ERROR;;DRY
Bill is iiicii
Smoot Amendment Violates
Fifth Amendment to Con-r
stitution, and Whiskey
Act is Futile Q”
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Reconsideration is Manda-
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Fix Compensation
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\\'ASl_ith‘.TON, July lit—aloha Bar.
loycoin displayed unutistak‘abie signs:
of life yesterday. The Smoot amend,
.tneiit to the food bill is admitted even
by Senators who on Saturday voted in
favor of it to be'unconstitutional and
in direct violation of Article V. of the:
Constitution of the l'ttited States;
which says: " * 'l l' nor shall
private property be taken for public-
use without just cottipeiisation.” ‘
This distovery had been predicted
in the course of Saturday's debate byl
Senators who opposed the Smoot
amendment. That amendment providl
liliili iiiiis
< atria UP
Considerable Surprise Over
the Regulations Printed in
The Sentinel "v ‘
Major E
walk Home Guards, tliis‘inorning stat-
ed that no orders had been rowivkdi
here, ordering the guards to do duty
guarding bridges throughout thei
state. it is surmised. however, that}
the Home Guards will replace the Na-t
tional Guardsmen on bridge; and thatl
orders to this effect will be issued;
soon. it was positively stated by and
officer in the Fourth regiment of the'
Bridgeport Home Guards that such.
orders: were now in the works. i
The guards will be called upon to;
do bridge duty only. One reason for;
this step, that is calling the Hornet
Guard out, is that the men hired byt
the railroad company are not as com-I
petent as militiamen.
Local meg when they joined the:
gnome Guard little. realized what wast‘ly People in Windsor, according to
before them. Regulations govt-rhino!
.tliis body have just been issued andI there. who was the first witness fort
received by the local company. The!
regulations are practically the (“Hillel
as that for the Sixth Company. and
members of the company are liable
to fines for not reportinc for drill Oi"
paradet. may be courtpitirtinled'i-ud
have to pay for uniform: destroyed
thr ugh carelessness. The Home
titia d men will be at a rate ranuini:
\mm who a {day ttpwmds. unless
called out for active ditty for more“
titan fifteen days.’ )lany comments
of dissatisfaction are heard about tltc
regulations of the Home Guard.
ed that upon the enactment of the, , ' .
food administration bill the President
was dliection and enipoWercd to com1 5
plunder all distilled spirits in thei
bonded \vttl‘ellott'St-s of the Unitedt
States, and, after paying 1‘0 owners'
thereof the cos? of productibn plus till
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Adjust Hatting Dispute '
ilANlil'itY, .iuly ltl.~~3\ltly0l‘ Sun-l
(it'lltliltl has named the citizens' com-‘
mittee which will endeavor to ail-'1
just the dispute between the ital man-5
ul'acturers and batters" associationsfi
which has caused a suspension of\
oierations in ilficon local fiictoriesu
The committee is composed of thet
mayor, Judce Eugene (I, Dempsey. J
Edgar Pike. manager of the Solvents
l-lct.(wcry"(‘o.: William I‘. Guinan,
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“The board of estimate did not ap-
propriate enough money to buy a new:
truck up to the standard desired inl
.Nonvalk.” said a member of the COHT‘.
mittcc appointed by the council to in-j
vestigatc the matter. "What they didt
appropriate has a string tied to int
that it makes it almost impossible to,
do the most desirable and practical‘
thing." , l
The board of apportionment while}
in session a short time ago, appro-
priated $7,500 for new equipment,
$2,100 of which has to be usedint
[buying a chasis for the body of at
supply wagon in the Central Fire sta-
tion, which. when finishcd.'will‘ be
placed iii the Hope Hose station up-
tdwn. That left $5.400 with which
to purchase a new auto truck for tit-3
Central .Firehiation. According to
the. member of the committee who
made the . above statement, this
amount is not enough, and the coun-
cil will hav'e to appropriate more
money if the will of the board of ‘es-
tim‘ate is, carried out, insofar as it.
concerns the obtaining of two pieces
"of fire apparatus The “ matter will
be thrashed out at a meeting of the
council .--to be held this evening. ‘
Other matters of importance will
also be brought up before the coon.
cit for. con‘slderation, among which
will be the sewer connection for the
Home for the Aged which has been
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The continued case, of Ludwig
Zulotitbicki, the York street Nsident
who cuuaized in a pitched battle with‘
and uwd a spatlinu fork on his neigln‘
bor. Florian Januszcwski after they
had had a wordy argument oti May,
21st, \l'tli heard before Judge Nehe-
miah (‘aiidt-e in the uptown court this‘
morning.
The hearing wl.s as long as are
the ililllitl‘fi oftliiitoontleinenconcerned
and at twelve oclock, Judge (‘andce
adjourned the court until 1:30 oclock
this afternoon.
According to the testimony present,
ed this morning, it appears that the:
two .ccntlcmen's feelin: wcrr- cpth'elv
mutual towards each other, and that
they regarded a physical encounter:
as beint: the best way to settle their
difficulties. Ludwig mush-3d ‘Moriitn
down on his face in the garden as a
preliminary procedure. and then start-’
ed to spade his opponent up with
the garden fork. As a result of the
mailing, Florian was laid up in bed
for Several weeks. ,
Prosecuting Attorney Jesse T.,Dlll"-
bar. representinir the state in thet
action is being assisted by Attorney1
.iblin J. Cnneo, as Mr. Januszewslti‘n
lawyer. Judy"? Joseph R. Taylor rcp-‘
resepts Mr. Zglom‘nicki.
The heariuc was resumed this
lernoon at 1:30 o’clock.
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BRil‘X‘rEPORT, Penn, July 10:—
strike of machinists and tooltna‘k
of the American and British Coni-
pany. which was prophesied for today,
has been averted through the media
tion of William Biackman, federal
commissioner of conciliation. .
At a meeting last ‘night addressed
by Commissioner Blackman, it was
unanimously voted to postpone strike
action. In the meantime John C.
Stanley. president of the American
and Br'tish Company, has gone to
New “3% to consult- with the own.
ers of tit .lactory concerning the de-
round for an increase. ’ '
The employee had demanded a‘ 13‘
per cent. increase. They received
raises varying from 3 to 10 per cent.
according to statements of union
leaders. and this they refused. _
Commissioner Blackman reviewed
the Government‘s attitude in labor
inatters'and described the workings;
of the Department of Labor. He point-
ed out the need of giving every
chance for agreeable, compromise to
be made in this instance, and ex-
pressed confldence in tlie‘patriottsm
of the men. He was warmly applaud
under the investigation by a commit.
tee. The committee on making Belti-
en'Htlt a one-grade road 8an abolish-
tng'a crossing in that vicinity will
also make a report. .' ,
ed and a ‘votc‘was taken to await
the. result of his conference with the
company. .. -
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Advertise in The Bengali:
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Llward l’ .Weefld, of the Non.
,aud to exterminate \'t.‘l'llllillililll‘l)€tl-
, Amy E. Arctter-tiilinmii on the charge
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other which he spread upon bread and‘
i log were concerned in fatal accidents,- siaii offensive
t’Pi'ic cases follow:—
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Ansoniu, reckless driviiié;
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British Armed Trawler Ice-
land Reported to Have
Destroyed Two Enemy
Seaplanes and Captured
Four‘Prisoners
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German Crown Prince Mak-
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French Front
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Used For Rats and vermin
Without Any Regard For
the Cost
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son used to kill off rats in the burn;
rooms in the Archer Home for Elder-
llarrison Moses Jackson, employed.
the tit-tense today in the trial of iii-5.?
of murder. Jackson was'employed int 7 . _ ,
rations capacities about the home air: lillNllnN. July Nix—The Sinking
ter 19W. and» Wtwcialll' in June 14..of the Norwegian stcauiships Hen—
“‘hl‘v'h .“i‘f “Wm me ”m9 0“ thelrik (:ififllltons"gross) antlliovvak-
30:12.95 {muffin :1;“Wt???"“dike“ by German submarines is rc- '
‘01 "u m d‘ R W“ a ‘ ‘1“ pm" ported in a Central News dispatch
then stuffed the bread in rat holesdfmlll “Ulmlhiil-rt‘n- The “PM” were
lie used "souifthing out of :t bollli‘nlhin't‘tl. ' ‘
for washing bedsteds which were in Thu Norwegian sicatiislilp Vic-
fested with hues. and the some liquid toi‘lit {L of 2.798 tons, has sunk
for swabhiitu the mop boards. .,‘ - .
The ”M today drew “6mm. large by a (,iermaii stililiiariiie \Vllilt‘rtlil
“um...“a.’ the majority of the glieptaJlllt? way to the Lnitcd States. One
tors being women. Some hmuchtflii‘ehoiii. in which were a number
their knitting and others liiitlmvlilllf‘lltuhl of [hp ”-9“; was [not
which they ate during recess in Olll-: PARIS. "my 10:4“)? French ...
lllo‘olill‘l’.‘ m “M mm mm m ”N court-31in“. ("alcdonicii .w‘” sunk .bl' u
M”. mga“ did not appear to- be mine or torpedo iii the abledirter; ,
in her ti.‘i;tl cheerful mood upon arvtll'tuican. Julie 30, tidt‘t’ivdiiliii‘fio' an’w‘"”t
rival at the courtroom. although 'sbc:announcement issued last nightbe
arr-tied Mr. llotdcn. lier'senior couu- the Ministry 01' Marine. Fifty-one
s- ' i ‘-:: ' l is i ' I, c . . .
"1' “m‘ I h‘ l 1“ hm Ml". “ng persons were lost. and 380 were
datinliter, Mary Archer, receited a
saved.
mothet‘y \lllln‘dot‘t r The daualiterf ‘ ‘ ,
was attired in white. 'lllt‘ ( illl‘tltllllt"ll “'1‘" 1| vessel “E
Mr. llolden ptit in at opettinc moredfll‘l cross tons. built in 1882. and
irohate records of the settlement of mde it): ”,9 MpsxugH-jpg Mari-
tiie estate of Michacl Gilliuan. lhp‘timesoi‘l"tl‘i<
deitiiticnt's second husband. Allv " . ‘ . "
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heirs to theesiate had agreed to the! ill—Jib“ com-
t‘elinrt of ettlemcnt. linodore at Lon'estoii. says an of-
The iiittit-of-all wotk Jackson was iicial statement. reports that yes-
lht-n called. lie said that iit additiou'tN-day thp British gn'ntod trawler
to rat-making llt “washed the old “Mm“ destroyed 1“.” enemy sca- ”m
min. lie ultl not know the nature planes and brought i'otir prisoners . .
of the poisons used to kill vermin. . . ‘
The witness know Rosie Swan. it into port. ‘ . .\\r
maid at the Archer Home. He said GALVESTUN. Team. July {10.35-—
she was part negro and part indiztn. A German submarine of the most
llis father had married Rosie‘s sis- modern tyill‘ l‘lotitiiiti u Sm)” di’S'
ter. Etanee off the irish coast, every
" {member of the crew havingr been
tstit‘t’ocatctl. was recently pickcd'up
STflEEKEL T“ PlAY jhg.‘ a_liritish patrol boat and towed
, “'UBLE HEADER“, port. according: to the captain ol’.
:1 British steamer which arriycd at;
a titil.'_ port today. According to
._._____- Ethe captain‘s story. the crew is
A t C m" l 1 ‘Viu‘stipposcdtoltavc been killed'hytlie
‘ ll 0 0m , lSS 0| er lsuthlen formation of a deadly gas
Give Hearings Tomm'l'OW'whilc the lT littiii was submerged.
,in New Havenvand Bridge."l‘he hatches were down when the
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party from the patrol boat boarded
Ithc. undersea craft.
’ LONDON. July 10.—-chcral
ivillagcs captured anti more titan
.Robbins B. Stocckel. state motor
vehicle commissioner, will hold hear-
jng‘j in New Haven and lil‘ltl'gcllm‘l ].tltltll additional prisoners and
tomorrow morning ' and afternoon. three field units -keii attest the
l‘oel’l‘k‘lil’ellfi “m1 Cighu‘t‘“ resplmtl’tsuccess oi' the st coutl day's attack
cuts will face him at the two sessionsqw Gen lior‘iilo’d' in Faster]! Ga-
I ' ' .' u A .¢ s .
Eacvcn will answer to the charge oi li'i‘i
t. i .
'ilt‘i P55 ‘ ' 10' \v .1 . t‘ .9 ‘
$.33. will)"; .t‘..."il.im§°£}§m§ 3155th Already this brmwh of the Rus—
movement. has result.-
" . 2cd but deep wedge being: driven
\Sxte“nlftq§:n_.gfi:fmi €1.1'itl'ihlgyu‘tfiuilin“) the Austro-tlcrninn, line he-
“.mfl A. Gillette, ...\‘ew Haven, reingitwccn Statislau and llalicz, south-
statemcnt of llC'?ilS(?§ Adam Stables. “1151 ”l lmnlwra. It lOOk the
tedlberr Ito. throwing iii of strong German rc-
ilfOI‘di “Title“ driving aii'l’ser‘vcs and the launching of heavy
Sized21%;}:ng‘SfQfiHE-O’fliiilgfi' :Vt'l‘léljtl‘ cloniite" attacks even to slow up
‘ ’ ‘ """9' ‘ H t l(‘ rush of Koriiihifit"s nicn.
i'R. Smith New H V n, reckless drfv' . . . . . .
‘ a e ‘ ‘ l The strategicposition in this sec-
tor is now clearly in favor of the
ling; Abe Mallcz‘sky, New. Haven;
The long-established
irecklcss driving; Louis Sachs, New".
‘Russians.
iTetitonic line has been definitely
gbrokcu filed the continuance of the' ,
lRussian pressure points to the ’-
.probably.specdy fall of Holiczp
' made public todav by the DepartmenttOpen?!lg the “fayto Iicmberg along '
inf Agriculture show that there wasftwo rat-class Fallway hues” , 3
110.8 per cent. less lard in storageldnngemus .salient already has .1
you only 10 this year than at the been created around Hahcz.‘
same time ‘a year' ago. Each day now witnesses at new .
1der, in, .\l
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(Continued on Sixth Page).
LESS LAi'io IN STORAGE.
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WASHINGTON, July 10.—+Figures_
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:thHOIT Goes To P1717 Bu - , ,attack by the. German mefl 1;
t i . s RGH.tPriltoo alon the Aisne from in.»
P‘TTSBURGH. July ' 10.—Jompi~.;Northern Fg
rauce, suggesting (an;
attempt at a sustained oifcnsivex
The French guns, liowever,, are?
Wilhoit, right fielder of the 1303th
National Baseball team, bastbaen ob-i
tained by the Pittsburgh club by
,1 l ,, .,(Conu,nued,on page Twelve):
. outer and will join that club. when
it arrives in New Yorktomorrowj.
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