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Mary Burlock May Have a
Possible Fracture of the
Skull t
Mary Burlock, the little four and
one-half-year-old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Burlock of 24 Spring
l. J. Hill
SilliS “ll
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flannel
ORDERED l0
" rill PURCHASED
card of Councilmen Select
CONSCRIP lllll
annals
Allin ‘ it
Local Draft Authorities In-
BOMBS DROPPED 0N lUllltlSH‘j.
aura Bl BRITISH IN -
CONSlAllllilllPll RAID"
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Mrs. Helena Hill Weed
Flaunts Suffrage Banner
Through Top of Automo-
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Connecticut Congressman Isl , “
‘Out of Patience Withl bu?“ How. Long Must
Dilly-Dallying Tactics of! Women Wait for Liber-
the Senate
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WAR REVENUE BILL ;"’l‘:txicab picketina." the latest milig '
l ant suffrage stunt. was introduced to ’ '
:erowded Pennsylvania avenue yi‘sit‘i‘V‘
I ; day by Mrs. Itch-tin llill “'ecti. (laugh? -
, ‘ter of Congressman Hill of Connecti-f
, ‘cut. Mrs. Weed was only released’ TAKEN ”TE“
. :from jail Monday after being imprls.
Believes Reaching 1‘10]? In-, oned three (lays for parading in front_
_ . of the White House with a woman: . .
dustrles ‘Vould Lower the suffrage banner on the Fourth of July Nineteen Grounds FOI' EX-
American LaFrance, and
.l Will Have Barker Chassis
l‘ . For Present Apparatus
inn fllllFEW
on initial
’lllids to be Received for
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, Paving East and Seaview
formed That Married Men
Must Prove That Wives
Cannot Get Along With-
out Them '
“'ASHINGTON.
street. is resting as. comfortably as
might be expected after the accident,
which occurred shortly after noon
when she was struck by an automo-
bile driven by Louis mum, of 5 lia-
brano street ,sustaining a possible
fracture of the skull. The little girl
is at present in the Norwalk hOspital,
'but it is hoped that she can ,be re
‘moved to her home today. Mary is
the sister of the slx‘yeair-old boy
who fell from the third story window
at 24 Spring street abottt two weeks.
ago, and ieceived injuries which ran;
sulted in death. Tlrunn was placed"
under arrest and is now out under;
‘Sljlfll‘i bonds furnished by Joseph m'iaiternoon, ~.‘ "it‘s? \'.
:Sesa awaiting the outcome oi the no
3 cident.
SUPERINTENIllNl
‘ ill SinlillS HERE
.—
George' V. Buchanan As-
sumes Duties, of New Posi-
tion, Planning for Opening
of Schools ‘
Arriving 'n. Norwili l:llt’ yezt
l‘iuclmnai.
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jwalk's new superintetul -,.t if schotls;
iDirect Hits Secured on Sev-
: eral Bohts and It Is Re-
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ported Iiig Egiplosions Fol- '
l lowed by Fires Occurred
nuns ENTER
y BRITISH tins
lBritish Admit Foes Succeed-
. . 1 Mrs. “'ccd whirled to police hem. - , f
i ‘A‘enues Ta“ [filllil'lt‘l'n‘ ill a taxi-cab yesterday and emptlon dlld DISCharge
‘l l demanded from Superintendent of l’o-. Given
1), c, July 11.....‘licc Pullman the bannerscapturtdi
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‘ .. . §has alrcudv taken up tie dutns oi his;
“I? f‘““‘.““"‘ “Mk place M ”I" cnr- new office, and with iLv‘Superiulend-i
Em)“. 0‘ hmmhn 5m” and ("LY en! '.t"t I. :‘ntn- mm t- new point: over
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{ti-ill‘t‘fll. 12“" in” “R" “”55“”! “I" the preliittinaiv plans necessary to he
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l alllcc there is but two more regular \VASllthl'l‘ON.
bioethics before their tenure of oflice' t‘onsiessman
ed in Reaching the Right%
Bank of .the Yser '
Ebenezer J. Hill of.
lexpinei, the council settled down to
from the women by the police in the
REGISTRANTS, YOUR DUTY! gstreet towards the bill when the Ford completed ,.._.t.,._... q... opening of the
~ . Connecticut, reprpmqnmivp of ”wt numerous encounter-i with pickets at Did you register on June 5? if you; car- hit. her, vl‘he iver put on n“.public schools in the. iull. LORDOX yltll'y Ill—“A1,! tili' I‘dlti ;_
.E’Uolfless hm night and “l“‘mm “I“ NW" Enllliiml Slitié’h‘ 0" in“ ways and [”1“ “"1““ Moll?“- Sulm'inmldt’m did it is inrumbent on you to take brakt ‘ ”mt" ““3 mm" ”W N" Mr. lluchannan arrived in Norwalkton the enemy ileet oft tonstantt~
; only minor details. as well as int-f . ' ’» ~
portion niaiteis with but little :trgu-t
client. It voted to purchase an Ain-
‘Fllitltlll lia It‘ranCe service truck to be
Jaded in ille'Second District and a
mutter chasis. upon which the body
lot the wagon now in the t‘entral l~‘ ‘
Motion will be placed for use iii the
‘llt‘ii'st DlSll‘lCI. The mayor was ill-
oily-acted ito have .Illt- curfew .laws
blow on the. General Statutes enforc-
ire
pull. The city engineer was ordered
in» drawnp plans to obtain bids on
gilt? paving (if-Seaview avenue and
pytavenue, so that these two pieces
f important \t‘orf could commence tit.‘
time. There were other important
. rafters. all of which received atten-
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I ' ' i l liridceport by trolley 0119 “I the "”3"" the machine were damaged. In fact. it {will '1 1“: iglh‘thpf‘ { \ ‘ithc Gocben
* i * T ' ' 3 force New [guys i liell or was pushed from the car. The came mighty “pm. being a min] 1035. ll s “OH (ll ‘llltt ill. ,
EMT. Hoover Urges Prompt Members [‘1'ng i0 Ald m3 ”.3“... ’ - ‘incn Wt‘nt ‘0 ‘11“ 1‘0“}"3 513mm to. Mr. titutltler is congratulating 'n‘ii‘nselt and on othcraneiny ships near her."~~
Action t0 PI‘EYEHt LOSS to Big Brmhe" Billl'ClllQlll—i llcspite the fact that the law in make a complaint ilil'llll’iFl the roll today onthefact tillathesvasn‘hinflggt‘v Bittcxploslmin tookplilccoll beef in
Farmers and i‘ousuniers Ew- ‘. C. Harper Elected l tcs‘m‘d 10 dazzling litthts on uulomo" mlmmOblle “ ‘0“ l “9“ 0“ ., 3' them and several tires were 0 -
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. Ve"ASlllN('l"ON. .liily ii._.tttiiiii\.~r
‘fii‘ulion leaders in the Senate. spurred
km by Herbert C. Hoover's latest let’
liter to President Wilson dcclnrln:e
ltliai further delay in enacting food
Denislation threatens serious losses mi
‘flmlh farmeri :intl‘cmlsuiners. today‘
thought to hasten action by the Agriv‘
lnuiture committee in perfecting the‘
ltnachlnes The department wisl‘ s l immunities.” ‘
:‘l‘m Sltlibdll‘lltey‘lfll tht loot! bonito]; .l‘llf li‘lrt‘lll submitted by the com- to correct this and wants the auto to be Taken From ‘VOI‘k . I ”“003, Jill“. 11‘ pl“? enemy .
. lit mi in consideration ill the Son-t intltee on the “bit: brother ll)0\‘t‘v;1nohih, owners and drivers to under- , fl..- . \ penetrated British posttlons m
lite. \T‘lie tcotuttllifice .acain today ment. desiencd to aid unfortunate and
; slat-ting
."‘“‘:TIMENillElllillllllli
means connuitiee. is entirely out of
patience with what he considers ll.c
dilly-dailyinn tactics of the Senate.
over the war revenue hill. he declared
upon his return to Washington io-'
day after two or three weeks spent
at his home.
The (“lltll'is of the administration
and the Senate finance committee to
ignore the tariff. as a revenue pro-
ducer, he asserts. are unwise. and he
makes the prediction that the war:
cannot be financed much lonecr with-‘
out recognizing the tariff as a source
of war revenue. ’ ' l
“The Senate has made it iniscralhe'
bunele of framing a war revenue1
bill." said Mr. Hill, “and that after;
out with prediction?
NEWllllUlliilll
Utilization
Grand Exalted Ruler l
BOSTON. Jilly 11. 'A new ritual. in:
course of preparation by a conlniisl
sion for three years, was sumittedt
to the Grand Lodge of the llcnevod,
lent and Protective Order at Ellis to‘
day. The principal entertainment of‘
the day was an outing to Nautasket,
llcat-li. ‘
Commissioner Stocckel Look-
? ing For n
Pullman consented and about thirty
banners. many of them torn to it'll"
tcrs. were piled in tho taxi-cab.“
As soon as the laid-cab left head-
quarter-t Mrs. Weed picked out a ban
her reading: .,
"llow
liberty?"
lloistiu: it throuah the open top of
the taxi-cab Mrs. Weed whirled it‘l-
umphautly to leil‘llg‘t‘ headquarters.
leaving a staring: crowd in her wake,
while policemen along the street riick«
ed their brains to discover some, part
of the. police regulations that would
cover the itiiliianl's audacity.
long most women with for
ll] BHlNfiE llliHlS;
I. stoEn
hiles \ven: into effect July 1. therel
azc still hundreds of motor vehicles
in the state carrying briizliier‘lampsf
than the lawxaliowsn Accoflling to
the slate automobile dep'i 'tment.
there seems to be a iuisunde Ending
in regard to the law, automobile own-
er: and drivers being of the opinion
that they have been given a leeway:
in order to shift the light on their
stand that the new law in regard to
whether you two‘s you die physically
iii or not.
_slHflUiANflS ill '
Men Urgently Needed to
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tin Bridgeport today. tJ appear
ltigalnsi Patsy llevusto. oi Stamford.
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charged with having shot soul: birds
illegally. Ii appeals taut l’atsy was
with a party of men Sunday, in Strap
ford and Devon, and on returning to
HI“ fUllWinL' “(T3 for YDUI‘M‘" ‘int struck m" girl, but 5"“ was. dragged yt‘sn‘trdoy afternoon. and rillctl lion
connection with the selective draft: ’3‘ IN“ “‘“w 1"“ M ”l" ”“'"~ "M llr. Henry t‘. Sl-srer, >i~.“t".;l‘.‘)' of tie
tion district in which you live thitlt, until it hat: proceeded twenty-_
‘ ‘ ‘ t . . ' r, ‘ ,_
Find out where the headquarters of {WRYW‘ ““11”“ W- ““0“? (.. “I“
'i’icers Stratton and Flynn arrived at ‘4'".
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miiilii‘imotli‘im‘ivhtther You have be." the scene. lirunn was taken into AUT" CRASHES INT“
.. . . l , ,.. other policeman rushed the girl to:
boald, and if “0' what illlfl nuiib ‘ the Norwalk hospital. wilt‘lu‘ the lam H SE
is .
‘ ‘ ‘ . 4 l the izirl was given, P
. . . - . . diam... was summoned .int . . '
idll‘libniiiilibzrnilm? zifgwgmn' “‘ U: tteatment. l pon examination, it was
go ‘ ..
, ~ ' '- : the result of a peculiar mishap
. .. l'll been iracttiied but this is not a Aft _ >
if your bluntlbcl' was dt‘itgu.n§;i:;llit: logrtnimv, ‘ ,nliicli nuppcncd yesterday about noon-
tlve of w iet ier you rece e . -
‘ . “South Main street. is the possessor of
'p”"“m' yoursellf 8n ":9 date specl-tHAD SONG IRDS ,a bunxeddip automobile. .\ir. itudder
lied to the loca cart, no miller,
,nue ‘
the point. it kept goin: With Mr. Rud-
down the bank into l’iue street and
crashing into the llcusaimla Power
plant didn’t suh'cr front the accident,
but the auto did. The front was coni-
lt‘ind out the numbei- of the ennui-“we“ ”‘9“ machine did not come (6 a board of “duel".on. uu-i also upon Ex-
the Exemption Board for that dis- cett. administered first aid, until Off
given a m“, number by the mu” custody by (liiict-r l-‘lyiin. while the
.l‘iud out. as soon as the “drawing"? lly physician, Dr. Daniel l~.‘. Sullivao.‘
Find out where ‘0 present yourself thought that ill"- bas» of the brain —‘~-”'“
...__.._.____._. Itime. J. A. Rudder, the local painter of
mail or not. i .
IN HANDKERCHIEF cranked his machine on Putnam ave-
der chasing it until it ended by going
Company's plant. Of course the power
pletely smashed. in and other parts of
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. Ibl TENTH ROYAL GUARDS, CANADA
Carry on Task oftKeepg
ing Government Supplied;
With War Necessities N otl
motile was amount-ed iii a state-
,incili of the British War Office to-
tlay. llombstwere dropped on the
Turkish cruiser Ymuz Sultan Se~
lim. formerly the German cruiser
tlollen._ ’l‘he ‘cxteut of the damage
to the vessel is not given.
The War Office at (A‘t‘tnstanti-
nople also was attacked and a di-
lrect bit was obtained by the Brit-
fish, who returned without casualm
liies. ‘
f The announcement follows:
i “A report has been received
tfroin the vice
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.erii Mediicrrltncan that
on the!
itiight of Monday a successful at- '
and it started. What is more to-‘taek was carried out by the Royal
l’Xavy Air Service on the Turkish-
ltict'lnali fleet lying: oil' Constantl—
’nople. ill the Golden Horn. When
‘the iltielteii. surrounded by wan
ships, including submarines, had
been located. an attack was made
Served.
5 “The War‘Office was attacked
land a direct hilt was obtained. The
lcnetny appeared to have been com-
lplctely surprised. as until the
lbombs had been dropped. no anti.
'aii'crai‘t batteries opened fire. Our
yin: 2e returned safely. withoutauy
:admiral in the East- _‘
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, .~ . . WASHINGTON. July 11.~«-Sever:tl llelt-‘iuin on a front of 1 400 yards
'\ i . -. - s ~ ‘ \ i ' ‘ w ~ . . . . ' .‘ . - ‘ P ‘ ’ W ‘ h‘
7“: (Sod on ilir hill):lllllt bill. uliilt (ltlmtlum b0.Hz M llmlli- N111! in the lights went into effect Jilly l and thousand men in Connecticut workiul: to a depth oi" 600 yards says a ‘
wt. enate coniluuet. debate on new; part: “"‘H that all violators of the law will be ‘ V I
first features of the measures. ; i Y i
' r‘Tlte Senate will vote on the. bill}
Dilly 2] under an agreement reached
billy after the Democratic leaders hadl
k'aiisentcd to eliminate some of theE
gun‘s most drastic features. includ-~
.iig the stringent Prohibition provi-
sions. The substitute is generally}
l-zitttt'lttr to the oriizinal Administration
it". except that power to control oih-l
,‘or industries beéides food and fuel
“The statistics of the
actually engaged in warfare show an:
altit‘iitinur increase in juvenile delinj
otiency. We. as Elks. should do some~l
thing to prevent such a condition inf
this country. Those of us who are|
prevented for various reasons fromi
offering: ourselves for the success of;
the work in which our country; is so?
unselfishly engaged for the liberty of!
the entire world. what more ,patriotic‘
countries now i
forced to pay thva penalty. The first
offenseunean‘s a line of not less titan
$10 or more than $50 while the sec-
ond offense will cost the violator not
less than $25 or more titan $100.
Commissioner Robbins B. Smock-31
is now on the hunt. for an inspector-
.tzenerul and fifteen automobile in
spectors to help him enforce the new
automobile laws. Tlie.lnspector-gen-
{duty could be perform than to take
'. upon ourselves the duty of Binr Broth-
}erhood. and to look timer and care
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'i‘or the boys of those who will go
ritual will draw a. salary of $1.800 a
3year and expenses but the law that
lprovides for the appointment by the
' commissioner of fifteen automobile iii-
iri‘ muttiiion. clothing and food fac-
tories, ship building plants. submarine
building plants and numerous other
factories turning;' out supplies and
equipment for the government will
be exempted from draft for the war
army. it is learned upon reliable aua
thority.
All over Connecticut. in many of
the towns, are factories working at
top speed on materials for the gov-
ernment that are of vital necessity,
Connecticut iii proportion to its pop-
ulation, is manufacturing more war
materials for the government than
statement issued by the British
War Office totllay.
lit their advance the Germans
reached the. right batik of the
Yser near the csn. The attack fol-
lowed a twenty-four hour bom-
bardment in which the defenses in
the dunes sector near the coast.
were levelled. ‘ The sector was iso-
lated by» destruction of bridges
over the Ysrc.‘
The annountieinuet follows:
_ ’ _ on spectors does not give the salary of perhaps any other section of the “WW,” “"2. intense bombard- ._,
’. ‘ and fig-ht our battles. ”he inspectors. n is “pm“! that country. ‘ nit-iii lasting: iteeny-iour-hours, the :71;
- . o “‘0 (‘ll’i‘llojl‘ 0f FTP“ (3- Harper. 0f, the list of inspectors and the inspec- in order to prevent the Unitedl- “Will." llltttlt‘ if (it‘lt'l‘iillllt‘d “”1le
. l ynchbut‘iz. \a., as grand exalted rul- '
er, the choice of Atlantic'City. ._\'_
i all ran at
"s AMOAN ISLANDS
NEW YORK. July 11.jldbci't}
{Bonds “sold at 99 «19-50 on the Stock
Exchange today. one of silicon go~‘
ring: at that‘price. ’I‘hisjs the first,
Elaine this issue has lieet‘dt‘opped bu-i
Iowpar since the day on which ‘.l:‘.tl-.
. iii-g in the bonds began. The Stock
Bit-change authorities recently an-5
nounced they favored free and unto?
séricied states and the present i'aces—'
sions, representing 20 cents on $1,000
is attributed to reports of further
.ibet'ty Loans next fall and spring.
HAVE TIDAL WAVE;
' MELBOURNE, ‘July' ll.-—-A dispatch“
received here from Suva, Fiji Islands,
»' lvfl’H damage has been caused in the .
‘, inhuman islands by a severe- cards. ported that $6.000 had been canceled. 1990 West Fifty-ninth street when the ,
iv ,{iusz'e end tidal Wave; The Friendly Tliip leaves about 315.000 still out. explosion Occurred, and the former
' Jalands also have" experiencej an
‘ earthquake. p 1
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SUBSlllllliERS ll]
lifliPlllLflllNli ii?
In view of the fact that there werel
not enough members pnesent to form!
a quorum. last, night's scheduled
meeting of the Board of Directors ot‘
the Norwalk Hespital
was called off.
Pi’esident
tary .James T. Hubbell, treasurer
George Curtis. and director Gorbam
were in attendance last night. but no
official business was transacted.
In regard to the subscriptions
which are now out. on 'pledees for
the new hospital, the treasurer re}
All of this money
must be In!) ll“
18th . z m
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nor-general will be announced within
. the. next two weeks.
lint llililill -
titration
CHECAGO. :July lh—Tlireo 1201an
.explosions in widely separated sec-
tions of the south side early today
caused the. death of one man and the
fatal injury of another, damage of a
Associationdsoore buildings and drove dozens of
,families into the Istreet. Two of the
John McMullen, secre-l explosions are laid at the, door of; the
"Black Hand," the other ,to labor tron--
lble. according to the police. The
,tbombs‘hvere .y-oxploded in lbuildings
'.with stores in the first floor and
apartments above. .
Silvia O‘Connor' and his brother
James were passing the building at
was ~kllled.~..lnstantly and the letter In-
tally injured. . . . . .
Stat-Es making the mistake that was
made by England. France and Russia
in the beginning of the war, in send”
in: men‘ to the front regardless of
trades. and then finding its munition
and supply shops crippled and tl‘i
army at the front left almost helpv
less. arrangements one being made
by the war department for, leaving at
their work men urgently needed to
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LIGHTNNG BOLT
STRIKES PLANE,
KILLS THE PILOT
CAMP, BURDEN, Ont.. July 11.—A
bolt of lightning: it is belieVed. struck
the airplane. while in flight. of Lieut.
Clare A. ”Page, of the Royal Flying
corps, who was buried to his death,
here in a thunder storm lastevening.
Letters have been received from William Price and Walter Johnson.
the photos of whom is shown above. These adventurous lads enlisted sev-
eral “weeks ago in the Tenth Royal ,Gitnids. Cami) “Arden. Ontario. Can-
The same stormdmvo down Cadet 'nda. They are residentsvct East Nor-walk, and‘ have many friends and
Doriellin, who was seriously Muted acquaintances in this city. _They'expect, according to thetalettc—r, to b:
when his machine turned over upon sent to the front with the Canadian‘tgoops‘in anew weeks. there to do
landing. whll‘e'n thfid,member of the duty in the trenches. 'Prlce‘ arid Johusiin both hail, n‘ liking for the mill-
corps was able to land batelyr Lieui. tury' lite and their expectations .of Seeing, active evenly will soon be
on our positions on the i’icuport
front yesterday, at 7 :45 p. in. ,Ow~
in}: to the concentrated and heavy"
nature of the ‘ enemy’s artillery
lfire. ilfc defenses in the dunes scc- ,
for near the coast \vere leveled,
and this scetortwas isolated by the
destruction ofybridgcs across the
river 'Yser. The enemy succeeded
in pcuetratiuglour positions hero
on a front of 1,400ya1‘ds to a depth
of 600 yards, thus reaching the
right bank of the. river Yser near
the sea. . 1
“Further south, opposite Lom~
. baertzydc, aftdr gaining tempor-
arily some of our advanced posi-
tions, the enemy was driven back
to his own lines by a counter at-
tack.” ‘ »
BERLIN, July 11, via London;-
More titan 1.2.50 prisoners have
been taken by the German Marine
Cerps in the Y or district of Bel-
nounced' today. i
giant, Army Headquarters; an--
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