0
’E-EIE.’_
. .rclircd frotn the war 'cabinei and is
. Hecond time in the history of the‘.
m
Speaks for Itself _
THAT’S WHY NOR-
WALKERS FAVOR ’
THE EVENING SEN-
TINEL. . . .
' .
‘ ASSOCIATED PREss NEws FRO M ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD BY A SPECIAL WIRE AND OUR own OPERATOR.
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I, lIES'I‘ALISPTED 1870 Entered at the South Net-walk Post
Office a: Second Class Matter.
. . scorn nonwan, com, WEDNESDAY, .1va 18,1917#
ENTINE '
WW
News That’s Reliable
REASON wnv non.
WALK HOMES FIND
tins SENTINEL" IN-
DISPENSABLE.
WW
ALK
“a
TWO can-rs.
Probably Showers [Tonight
'lttttlttttltilltttttll t
ASStlllttllthMi-JISTSi
l
Matthew Corbett Elected}
President and Stephen S.;
Hatch Vice-President
ANY-tillt‘li
IN a BRIlAlN
WAR calla
“‘l'sliiih.
{Winston Spencer Churchill
Becomes Minister of Mu-
} nitions and Carson Suc-
l coeds Bonar Law
in. strait/ta
, lNlllttNiilitElttltl
Sir Eric C. Geddes Follows
Carson as First Lord ~~of
i the Admiralty
b
?
t
t
l
The twentyciuhth annual Ittcetinu.
of the Norwalk Building, Loan k- in-
vestment Association was held in the;
allies of Taylor and tlolden last ctcu-E
tug. Iii-ports were submitted and ofsl.
fleets for the ensuing year were elect-5
ed as t‘oliowszs— ;
.l‘lcsidelit- Matthew Corbett. i
Vice-President- Stephen .s‘. llatch. t
Secretary llichard 11. Golden.
’I‘rcasurer-~l-‘rauk 'l‘. lil'undagi
ltirectors ‘lltlh't'tlll ll. Taylor. i-‘tank-i
lin A. Smi‘h. llot'acc ll. .Nash. lid-
nlttud 1.3. t"rowe, Albi rt l-I. \Yincht-st-i
cr, (‘ttristiau Stt‘artz, tilterlcs N.‘
Smith. Edward 1). Smith. William ll.
Cartwright.
i
t
Samuel M.
Brown.
Stevens illltl (‘larcnte l.
(Continued on Page Twelve)
EAlllHElIl ENUNTY
l.0Nl)ON, July lite—Andrew lionar
Low. chancellor of the t‘\t‘ll‘«’qll\‘l‘. has
Jeplaced by Sir Edward Carson. Sit“
Edward has thus been withdmwu‘
'3'qu the admiralty, and Sir Eric
‘Campbell (lcddes has assumed tltet
.‘Jm‘sition of first lord of the admiralty.
Winston Spencer t‘liurcltill, Whose
retirement trout the admiralty. cour;
.nll‘aiively early in the war, was the‘
nulconte of serious controversies. has1
again assumed a Ittiuistcrlal post. the‘
"mporlation one of minister of muui» iiultt acainst ”it. an...“ Wampum.
:tions, succeedinll llt'. t‘lII‘i'stot-her As a 1“th the {Hyman-'11:” been 35..
Addison. “ ”E'- A‘ldl’l‘m WWW” 3‘ shred of attenuate profit in the future'
minister without portfolio ill charge as he Iylnnl“ his staple crops. . l
.m Elmo"5‘3“”ij 1”le {S‘W'UM The manner in which this unidue
‘M'Jumgu' a former cabinet "”1”?”pr battle again-t combinations and con-,
)8 made SNFPlHl‘l' 0f lllllli“ lditions waged. has been made public
on" 0‘" ”l" “‘0‘” ”W‘W’lubl“ “9““an iii an llllrl‘l'sllllL report of the Fair.
apt-tits, as far as: the general public til‘lll County Association, protnotiugl
.f” concerned. ‘1“ 1h31_9l_3l1‘- Montauu.’ the mobilization of resources in con-i
' ' junction with the Connecticut Da-;
‘i‘vnse t‘ouncil. \ _ 3
i Asparagus and '=pinaca were :.:I\'elt
(Continued on Sixth Page.)
tin large quantities throughout the
‘county as a result of patriotic l'es-
litlllitlitttl’llttl M.
wn BE natal,
ltllltttl llllthi
me Since .
.litltilillSAlEIll‘HE
unnatural
l-‘airftild county has won its first‘
tinucd On Page Twelve)
il‘o Cost About $3,000—Will
Be Second
ll
l Construction —— Pla 0 DUB
, n 1m, l ENI] TN lE.
; provements ; _
“Ammo“... My mum ”wlFurther Conferences Held in:
Danbury May Lead to{
building, the dome on the capitol ts. - t
in be gilded. Comptorller Morris (‘.' Opening 0f 811095 ‘
Webster will soon call tor contracts _.___.__,
Tor-the work and. after repairs have llANlll‘llY. July ltl.— The cilizeus‘é
been .made to the dome, a new_ coat committee today continued efforts to‘I
of gilt will be applied. it was esti- adjust the existing halting dispute. A.
united yesterday at. the capitol that proposition for settlement has bet-Ill
the dost of the work would be. in the drafted by the ct‘unmitt-ae, it wasi
Vicinity of $3.000. The dome \\':“='lcnlllt‘tl. and will be submitted within:
gilded for the first time about fifteenl the next twenty—four hours to \bolii,
ivcars ago, when George P. McLeanlthe hat manufacturers and national?
wast governor and Abiratn Chamber-f officers of the t'nited flutters. l: is1
Jain, later governor. was‘comptrollcrmpossible that President John “1‘
New Phone system. {Sculley attd Secretari‘TI'l‘aSlll'el‘ Mill"
That the telephone system it] cf-ltin llawlor. of the l'nited llattersl
feet at the capitol will becllt‘tllgctlilvill come to this city tonight for a
next. year and a large switchboard conference with the citizens’ commit-
wdh two operator‘s constantly in atw lc'E'. The members of the committee
‘tottdance. will be substituted for the' state that they have been accordedl
pit-sent system, was announced fed-icvt‘l‘)’ courtesy. by built the hut manu-
tcrday by Morris C. Webster. state.f:tcturcl‘s and hatters’ officers.
' comptroller. At the present time.{
there are two departments lit the}
~ ctpitol having switcltboards, the high-l
i
(Continued On Page Twelve) -
'I‘liese, according fo the comptroller
way commissioner's Office and the‘ Judger (lager. “whenihp km“. of the The Green ill Norwalk presented
conuecucm comm 0f ”Em-““TRADE EXPERT danger to keep straight, ahead. veer- quttc an unusual Sight 3'93"".di
«till he removed and all of the Offices
SEVEN SillES
lit the Exemptibil-lilachinery
FAVllll BUMPElllNfi
Auditors Franklin Irving Stititip‘Bills Prepared to Havg Con.
. draft lottery, but returns were rominu’
Ef’tllll'l in which he found for the de-
llEE ENSES Elfilll
0N BHIIil FARM
Judge Gager Says New York
Publication Has N 0 Claim
to Trusteeship of the
Branchville Farm
All tttlttlt
tttt'nottttt
One of lilt" oldest and most impor-
in These is in “iorking 0r_l taut c‘ases of this county was soul”;
1- ' lyesterday when Judge (lain-r ill the
def ltlgures May Be Superior court handed down a deci.
Drawn on Saturday
sion denying: Life l’ub‘fshtng' company
of New York the right to have the
—"""“ income from the will of the late Mr.
tlilbcrt,‘ ot‘ the Hilbert & l'li-nnctt
Manufacturing cotttpauy of George-
town. which was .v-el apart under the
will for the support. of the Branch-
iville Fresh Air home.
The suit was brought through All
Ltorney lien-*ral licorice E. lliuman
iagainst the llranchvillc Fresh Air rs-
‘sociation. The Life Publishing cont-
. tpany asked for an accounting as to
gross Amend the Conscrtp- flot‘t shares of on». anon a- Bennett
“0“ Act .\l.'inufacturing company which by the
will were placed lll trust with the
1 llranchville l-‘resh Air association for
\\'ASllthiTON, July 15.~-A
isolated precincts in each of
few the maintenance and support of the
states still were today delaying the lime.» called "Life‘s Fresh Air Farm."
. lump salt
set-cu llranchville Fresh Air Home, some
in fast t‘ttouglt to warrant the lll‘llt-f (Continued on Page Twelve)
:ttat the drawing will he h'cld iii-lore '
the end of the Week. The plan of
the lottery \"iil b" disclosed in an
announcement to be lllilflt‘ by l‘lovnsl
Marshalllcneral t‘rowilcr probably
ltlli‘ today. l
Sentiment is glowing in t‘ongress'
ilt favor of adoptinr some means for
making” aliens liable tor N-‘l'\lt't‘ in
otdcr to relieve the burden of cone
llilllllllltlh with llll'L’c foreign pt-pltla.~ Dudley Field Malone May
l ons immune front conscriptionf llills .
along this line have been [I/t’]tlll\‘tl Appeal the Case—Said HP.
in the Senate and House. but- many
:rllieials believe that the drafting of
aliens would be in violations of the
principles of international law.
i.
(Continued on Eighth page.) Women
RUlEilElHi
Rilttllllth’liiilll]
Judge finger, in $10,000 Ac-
tion, Finds They Must
Sometime Be Disregarded
._.___.,—_
bested
sentence.
FPlllellG’S.
That Samuel W. Taylor. of Sfanr
ford editor of the Rider A- Driver.
and writer otl rules of the road fol‘
lowed the letter of such ruler tht
not the common sense, was the gist
of the decision yesterday handed
down by Judge (lager iii the Superior
they will work seven hours daily.
Martil, Mrs. Beatrice liinkend. Mrs
Louise i’. Mayo. Mrs. Elizabeth S
tendant. llerbert W. Kinucr. of ham ltnliel‘s. Mrs. Eunice ll. Brannon
bury. in tile $10000 suit for damages
brought against Kinner by Taylor.
On September 2. 1914. Taylor and
his son. Johan A, Taylor, a child
were driving a two wheel cart in
Stamford drawn by a single horse.
The cart collided with an automobile
driven by Khmer.
Taylor claimed that he was on the
tright. side of the road and did not
have to turn out for anyone. and did
not have to veer even if to do so he
could have avoided the'accident.
Judge (lager finds that .tge plaintiff
relied" all the rules of the. road an
kept straight tlllt‘tttl‘l‘PiZfil‘tll'E‘SS of con-
sequences, while it‘ he had turned otIt
ionly six inches lie could have avoid~
ted the accident. i
l-‘otheringhaut. Mrs. Florence
(Continued On Page Twelve)
[till/ll CHILDREN .-
l “The plaintiff had Ito right.“ says
iorenoon by the appearance
‘ ing to the right regaldless of the ac-
tual situation.
The giving way of six
May Resign His Govern-«
ment Post to Defend theil
\\'ASlllI\'t'l'l‘t).\', .lttly lSpr’l‘he 16. Evening
;utelubcrs ol‘ the \\'outan's party ttr-i
,ts‘at‘ltrtixly Bra-«tn attempt; to.
l “picket" the White House. were sen.
mm..." yestel‘tltl." to pay a fine OLClVit‘ League was held yesterday at; _
$23 or some do llill‘r‘ in ma l)istrictl’lh(‘ Library as announced. Every sent“. new
of t'oluutbia workhouse at ()ccoquan,i “'83 filh‘d. 171’ Ming ltrt‘St’lll- This is
:\':t. 'l‘lley dt‘t‘ldt'tl to ink: the 60 dnysilm increase in numbers over any
Heretofore the suffragi'stsi previous
have gotten oil with three days jail'. show increasing interest.
The 'wolnen were turned over to n:‘lettuf:e again, RS' 50 many aruanxlottsi
matron. who saw that bitch g‘ot ill to know how to save lettuce which?
shower bath and exchanged her ,clotlt- ‘
lug for a heavy one-piece prison dress.
Today they they Will be assigned to. mond, demonstrated.
the sewing room of the prison. where? "garden children" who have been in
Those sentenced were Julia Hurt—t Haugh and Florence Troy, served in.
but, Mrs. Betsy (‘., Reynaau, Miunlei material ways and Wilbur Mclilroy.‘
Abbott. Mrs. J. A. ll. Hopkins, Anne' of the "Good t‘itiztens.”
,l Fish and Francis Hatielt in the gar:
.t'den contest. for several years were“): the Third District. attended they
.' most helpful. ‘meetiug of the Fairi‘teld County Rt."
Ellanor Palluan. Mary lnghant. Doris;
Stevens. Mrs. Gilson Gardner, Janet; slmllon will reach some who cannnh Bridgeport yesterday.
Bf come ill lhi‘ morning. Miss ’Zimlllnml! has been a member of the industrial
llilles anti Mrs. Amelia Hines Walker
ere here was in a flurry of uncer
tainty over the question whether the' Will be lhl‘ HSSlSlllllt.
women should be permitted to serve‘ are especially llll'llt’d- They 11“
. TTLE Plfi81 are so useful.
I {Hi} ll E“ (Continued, on Sixth Page.)
of an.
auto truckload of little pigs of every; .
NEW GERMAN CHANCEEENR
llllEll l0 Ellllll PEACE ’
IN REICHSENG TOMORROW ‘ =
WltlthlESllltle . 3
utilitarian
_.
Serenade Party Made a Mis-
take in Getting on the
Wrong Property
A wild goose chase in which Ser-
geant Bryan ll. Silk and Daniel ——~.—-——'
Keogh played leading parts took Russian Armies In Eastern
place, in Wilton. Monday night about
’2 o’clock. Sergeant Silk lt‘eccived
a hurry-up telephone message front
tMrs. t'itester t‘oley. of Wilton, that
may pistol shots wer~ tending the
calm attiiospherc about her property
and that she would appreciate the.
Sergeants appearance on the scene oti
conflict as quickly as possible Asti‘ll‘S.
titulttttttwttlt "
WillilNiUltlllES
Olive Scofield, Former»
Galicia Held Up By Gert”
man Reserves, Who Are
Strengthening the Aus-
trian Defense
ltltttttllvttttttl *4
soon as the conversation it‘l‘llllllllil'tl.i - , ‘
ithc Sergeant called up his favorite, 1y 0f UNION Stleet’
“jitttcy bus," and away they \venti Asphyxiated in New Ha. . .
‘along the country roads at break-l .
Eneck speed to the scene of the dis. ‘9“ i ,
tturbancc. Mrs. (‘oley nervously greets _ ‘ A ‘
cd them on their arrival and said that ()live Sroiield. aged twenty—three _____ ‘
.
ishe believed that an organized band: years. i'oInterly of South Norwalk. but
‘of Inaraudcrs were making a raid out who had lived in New Haven for thé
\l'ilton’s well-establishcd ironies. anV past year. committed suicide ill hcr
Aerial Activity and Heavy
Artillery Work Along
itlltll they had picked her home i-spc- room iii a lodging; house on (lone . .
ictally for tearing things up. Site wish- street, last nicht. Sit-r1 was found BI‘ItlSh Front
ed the Summit would in\'e:ttgate,diail front illuminating gas by in‘
thm‘ouithly. The ‘scl‘ur'tllll “did. with? mates oi the‘ house. For several| BAKER. Switzerland. July 183—-
out avail, and was about to an“ up? months she was employed in a wirctThe Npupgtp Nat-lll'lclttcn of
,,...‘.. a" at}; 1::'< . ‘ ..; cg‘ ‘ - , ._-
”w ”W“ ”"n “m"! 1"” ' M" ’ ‘l’l‘m' ”‘ H“ Hm “‘3 . Monti-it sais that the declination
ed on the scene. lie had come to That the act was deltht'lhli". “'5‘“ ' l . ‘ (u. . (‘1 monitor
\‘lSll hl-‘i ‘l'llt‘ Who is rllll'in': with shown in that a note was found along “I l“ “l“ “mm” ‘ " '
“Dan." became quite «. x-‘ stile ot‘ the tied, in which she (lil‘eclr‘li‘tnl'. Michaclts. before the Reich—
'tltat her relatives here be (‘Ulllllllllll-tslilg tomorrow. will be for peace,
‘calcd with and that her hotly bl‘illnvlltf.’ 1h“ mu“. tft‘lll‘l‘tll “cud as
bun”! 1” “DPYH‘IP cemetery. 0 resolution Ill't‘llnl'cd ll.\' the
The details of the suicide . ' -.. 1. ll _ l ‘l‘l _
known full)" but. according to advicesllltlnl” 0,. 1‘ “t - ‘ . ’
lt‘t'l'lYt‘tl here from New Haven. the l,ile)t).\. .lltll‘ lh.-—-lit‘n.AIvopn_
note al~o spoke of Mrs. Scofield brim: ilotf's armies lll Eastern tialicia
3m“ m " M“) ““3“" have been held up for a time by the
The deceased was the daughter oft . . _ .
\frs Martlrt M. Smith of‘ll l'uiotvilull'l'.“"li-r "l llt’ilV.‘ ""llllll‘zlt‘ll.lh 0E
' reserves to the trout, ‘
She Was married and had three cliilfitlcr‘lttnitt ' )
9 n r . idt‘en. two of which are in the COIHllilSllll't‘llillgr up the Austrian detense
‘112 at \estet‘day S DQHIOH'~ Home and the other being caged rm'jlollg‘ the 1.1““. ltomlllt‘ll. .
' iby .51 local party. A step» r0lllt’l',l n . . - - ,- , - '.
Stratlon 811d Anather one: James Allen Smith. of Union “we“!villaintilintlliiiniafitgm’of.‘(t‘l‘teln’l‘eeii‘f _
l ' ' ‘ also survives her. it is understood‘ , _ _ ‘ . r _‘
‘ meeHe'd NE!“ Monday! that the husband deserted llet' sntneitonlc ppsltlon. not only this part,
time previous. lot the trout. but, northward to the
Mellicitl Examiner Dr. Scarbrollsh (latician border. and that stub-
ille‘igmvd 1“" “as" ”m m0rn'm‘1‘ltoru resistance would be offered
and returnid a verdict of suicide. ‘ ‘ .§. . . .
Relatives of the woman journeyed tolh‘“l ”W” “1,11“ 'lhlle‘l; .
llavcn to take care of the body.l _ hlcnltwllllc their is notable ao-
lttvtty along,r the itranco-Belgtan
. it‘ront. The French at Verdun
seems toREVIVINfi ACTIVITY lhave just cmupleted an important
. ~ , ' the realignment oi;
Mrs. (Tolcy.
(Continued on Page Twelve)
tliEttNS, BEETS tn
Intttttzttttttttt
l
t
i
i
are not”ll
t
l
l
The canning demonstration in the
. series being managed by the Norwalk
meeting, which
The pro» toperatiott tit
“mom canned were bean“ bee” and, lilteir front northwest of Verdun;
IN PAIRFIEI‘I] BHUNTthhich was disturbed by Get an H .
illilllt'lh in the vicinity of Hill L‘
‘ ——.——~—-——- tlat‘c last month. .
Norwalk Takes Part ill Pr0_‘t The French, itt fact, carried-
. tilteir successful counter attack
gram For Agrlculturalteven beyond the original line and
and Military Development étll‘ttVt‘ nearly two-thirds of a mile,
. {into the German front front Avos
Exfoutntis'sioner William ll. Stiffen.lcttltl't “'(iotl to west of Hill 304.;
The new ground is being firmly
1(held. several counter thrusts un— .
‘dertakeu by the crown prince’s
troops last night being completely
repulsed.
i grow; profusely.
Minis Hallock, assisted by Miss Ham.
Two of [Ie'
the contest for four years. Genevieve!
l
and Leon .
As it is believed llll evening llt‘lllOll-j some; Mobilization committee held in
Mr. Sttiffvsn
.; has kindly consented to KEV? 0119 [IE-‘1‘; committee for some time. He states .
13 l. ,‘
Last night the party‘s headquart-i Millldlll' (“'3“ng at the lalhl‘m‘)’ lfit‘tthat now (more tli'tn ever, 11‘“? re- (")n the Britislt'ft‘ont there
.3 night. Miss Hallock on this occasioni vtved flew-m. is apparent “.01.“ t1“, re- poltmtllcctl aerial activity and
Th? gehllt‘lll'mzports oi the various committees in
there has been )1 notable amount of
heavy work done by the artillery,
particularly along the lines in
Belgium.
AMSTERDAM. July lS.~—Many
Germans have become faint-heart-
ed. says Gen. you Stein, Prussian
War Minister. as quoted by the
General Anzciner of l.)ttsscldorfl:.
The. general. replying to a tele-
gram from the German National
l'hiittt. expressing confidence in E \
him. gave the follbwittg advice:
“Evetvvone should possess con-
fidence in the future greatness of
be: each town in the county. Some dis~i
ll'f‘l‘l'_ glad to lfllOW the processes or. playeddhe spirit of enthusiasm and
l000kmg Solllf‘llfll'e soon. If the Will': patriotism barely T'?illlZ€(l bribe lay-
icontinues, Who knows? PFOGUClS iuilnau. The apparent determination to
the canned Will be announced ”(PM perpetuate the loyalty of this section
till“. berries “RV? been decided “DO"; of the state was clearly outlined and
tfm” one. item. and probably beam. as, the response of townspeople to the
t they are coming so profusely now and; representatives of the organization is
The announcement in. shown by their aid and Cit-operation
to perform the. functions of national
.defense. Norwalk has and now cow
. t tinues to be a beacon light in the re-
BURTIS filRLS l cent. campaign for Liberty Loan Bond
t
issue. Red Cross and recruiting. Even
(Continued on Sixth Page).
".—
looked straight. ahead regardless of
The noise quickly aroused a dozen or; -
l
- - » l . ‘ .‘ ' s s l‘l v‘ N
J! the building wrll receive their 'Inchcs by the plaintiff would have description, ”Em. and ”7‘9 'to "‘“l SUE AUTBIST 1" ' ' ' " '.
’fclepltonic connection through the: lcleared the automobile and the plaitt- nothing 0f the lug“ tenorxlbass “(it i ' . (It'lllldl‘llx bttt an GROOVEHPHXECEYI
new switchboard. l itit‘t‘ [my ample mm. to do mg The middle register tones which came t and iatnt-ltearteduess Is still
.- - . . .. . . ,' frotu the, wire enclosure on the truck. ' .0 minn- 1nqnv QI'SOHS. Every-
l m- plaintiff chatgid with full knowledge . Miss Hazel Burtis. through her? it ll ._ r . p . .
l
\\'..-\SHINGTON, July 18.——Pt‘esid€nt
iWilson today ltad before him the res-
”m
R tiguation of Dr. Edward E. Pratt.
‘ ' ' ,r; Chief of the Bureau of Foreign and
ANY BANK“ P1 Domestic Commerce, Department of
lt‘onituerce and who as its head, was
In activetcharge of the operation of
. the Government’s control of exports
{rue Beers Meat d: Provision cone? under the Espionage Act.‘ ‘
patty with stores in Narwalk. Southl The resignation was submitted to
Norwalk and Darien, filed yesterday" the President at the request. of Sec-l
a. voluntary petition of bankt'ttptcy.;retary Redfleld. who, beyond sayingl
and Frederick M. Salmon, of West.- that Dr. Pratt had been "removed for
uort, has been témporary receiver. administrative reasons and for the.
The. South Norwalk and Darien stores? good of the service," would make no
what was happening at the right."
Judge (lager finds that the plaintiff
was guilty of contributory negligence.
lttltt’tttltitllit ‘
* Intuit tltt
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. 'l‘ristram,
of the First District figured in an
have closed their doors. and the porfi comment today on his action. It de~’ accident this noon when their auto- out of a hole-in the bag. The Farml drawn up by Judge J. 3- LianE’ileF-
aishable stock in the Norwalk store is: veloped, however. that the two men
being disposed of by Receiver Sal-- differed widely over the administrze
anon. The petition was made. to stills, tion of export control.
if creditors, and as yet no inventory Dr. Pratt, who is regarded as one
‘pl‘ their assets has been taken. One of.‘
‘ttlte causes of the Beer's Contpd‘llyl's
Sweden was accounted to the high cost
‘of load-stuffs, and their inability to
fairy sufficient capital to meet the
increasing ‘ prices.
mobile skidded in front of the. uptown
merco there. ’ are mud-guard smashed. , ‘. '
v
t
post office, running into a south-bound .pigs to boys and girls
trolley car and thence’ on the side- Fairiield County on the basis of a six
walk. By fortunate chance, neither month‘s note at 6 per cent interest! received in the same accident» The
of the country’s foremost trade ex-tof the odeupantn of the machine were The pigs sell up to twelve dollars.'Cn:-3 is returnable in the City court
pelts. formerly was manager of that injured. outside of bruises and a shak-
ludustrlal Bureau of the Merehants'i lug; up. The tender on the trolley Bureau was in Danbury Saturday;
Association of New York, and a lecicnr wa‘s bent. and the rear lei't wheel where. they disposed of a large num-' was arrested in Westport and lined
turer at the University school oiCom- not the automobile was. broken. and her of pigs to the childrengvot that lint" reckless driving. ,He paid the
more small boys and girls who had? guardian and brother. 5190119“ R- BU!"
been awaiting lite arrival of the Fair-l tis, of 31 Merwin street. has started
field County Farm Bureau truck,! stilt againSl Arthur 13- Carey, 0?
which was in charge of L. M. John-: Bridgeport. for damages 10 the PXanl
son of the Bureau. litany of the boys; of $5.000 resultant. of a recent auto;
and girls had large burlap bags into: mobile accident on Turkey.Hill road,
1which unwilling little pigs were, Green's-Farms. The case is return-
thrust with ntuch protest. It was very; able‘on tli'e first Tuesday in Septenr
amusing to' watch one little shaver! her in the Superior court.
endeavor to carry his bak with a pal»: The plaintiff claims that she suffer-
ticularly lively pigttherein. across the. ed a dislocated and fractured should-
Green to his home. The last the re-l er bone. the. Effects of which will
‘porter saw of him he was having a. never wholly disaplfear. She also
terrible time trying to keep this little‘ alleges to haveusuffered other severe
pig from persistently puking his nose injuries. Papers in the case ware
Bureau has been delivering these The sister of thenabove plaintiff.
throughout‘MlildredJ has also brought sutt
~ initiating
The local order of Loyal Moose and:
other lodges throughout tltc state will
not have to pay an tax per capita i’nto
tin coffersjof the state organization
this ‘year. The State field day has
also been postponed indefinitely.
Both the above. motions were incor-
ported in a resolution drawn up by
Vice-Dictator Joseph J. Llnxweiler of
this city, and unanimously paSsed at
a meeting held in M-eriden, Saturday
“night. .
The reason for doing away with the
field day originated from patriotic mo-
’against Carey. for $500 for injuries
according to size and class. The. on the first Monday in August. ,
As the result of the accident. Carey
city. fine. >
lives. About the time this festivity
would beheld, friends and relative’
of the brothers ofthe Moose will
be drafted and possibly 'many of them
may have suffered as. the result of
lbeing drawnf'into the present war.
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one. should endeavor to give. an
example of self~rennuciation and,
sacrifice, and to make selfish and...
faint-hearted people asltamed'of'
themselves.” ’
Admiral von Tirpitz, replying.
to a similar telegram. said: ;;
“Tile ll boat. is extremely etfee-‘r
live, but. needs time.” ~_
NEW YORK, July 18,—Thbv
British steamship (lranmore, pre-
viously reported sunk by a Germ
tnatt ll boat. was saved from de-
struction by an American destroy
or which‘ was couvoying be”
through the danger zone. accents
big to members of her crew wit
arrived here today from English
on an American ship. “
The Craumore was attack”
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