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SOUTH nonwriLx, (401114.,
MONDAY, ,JULY 23, 1917
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Fair Tonight and Tuesday
REO CROSS
WORKERS RT
ROTOR POINT
Norwalk Country Club Wins'
the Indoor Baseball Con-
t test With the TokenekeI
f Club ance Yesterday
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STORM DAMAGE
is $2,000,000
Two Persons Are Killed by
Lightning in Holyoke
During the Big Disturb-
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MASSACHUSETTS.
PIORPOORETS
RUST AT OARNIVAI
Several Men Report Losses
to the Police—Robert Di-
vine Has $25 Taken
Pickpockcts had .41 busy session
Saturday night at th-r- carnival, held
on the Lockwood grounds under the
auspices of the l'.o_\'al Order of Moose.
Several local people are known to
have lost money and other valuable
articles and i1 is expected that many
other people were robbed, but did not
report to 11149 police.
TRIIY SHEETS-
TOR THE DRAFT
Printing ”(TIT—Tl; Master
Sheets to Guide Local Ex-
emption Boards Done To-
The, largest .4I,..\I it of monev clean .
(Id up by the pickpocktts as far as4
44111 l'.' 44s(4itairred was taken from
R41be1'1 ll4I\'ine of Max llill 1(141d.llci
10.1 $23041 .\lr ll. I‘I\i114 explains the
i'lit‘tll‘ by savina that he w .1s tsuddenhl
surroundul b1 .4 gang oi men who
pre~s14l 11p closely to him while one|
of the 1114 llibt‘lw picked his pockets!
ll\ llll time he i‘1e44i himself, the {11- '
Water Sports and Many AI :Hail Rain and Wind Sweep
tracti’ons Prove Sources of Tobacco and Other Crops
Pleasure in Central Part of State
lows had disapp Ian 41 111 the crowd.
llarold Tristram, of Wax llilI road I
reported to the police that a pink
book had been stolen from his po('k(.II,,I
which contained his registration card
and automobile operator's license.
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The golden gates of Roton PointI spuixuiiijinr .\1..ss., Jiilv 3.".~A
piik w'ii‘e thrown wide open S‘aluiw, violent elec'tiiiul slm‘lll swept (enti'al
(lay aflciiioon to the Norwalk Chap-i I \Ithssiit‘htlsetts and \'.1-141.1m yestei-
41:1 of the Red Cross Tire entire 1e I ,(lay, killing three permits, injuring
courts of the afternoon were donated ls't‘tilt‘S and doing (Iainaue estimated
to the great cause through the gen-i 411 Sittlltldlutl to (i'ops 41nd buildings.
mostly of the management. More; Nmporty and (Imp damage, which
tiltan two thousand people visited the‘ is estimated to run it) $500,000 and
park at this time ,although the crow 4i, highpr‘ was {'allsed in and aboiit
{was not up to expectations. ’l‘hc' Springfield ,and several persons \‘1'1Ir'0
.414111 of money realized from tl1(I affair struck and stunned by [ighiniug_
will run into several hundreds of dol-, '1']... rain in some (iiiaruis became
Jam. It was 44 success in all p'.11'-, ammo (I1[)1]dbul‘51. dig'Iing gi'eat’
lrculars, t’SlIN‘IflII." 'lll ”19 excellent" washouts in the road, which will add.
may in which the program foi' the‘ (IN-(I hmn'ilv to the total.
occasion was brought to a tints. 'l‘liei'e' Tobacco Ifarms in Feeding
”Vitt- all exhibition 0T Willt‘l‘ SllUl‘l'If '\\'('l'tI literally riddled with hail
:‘ollowcd by light wire walking by the, fi'o7.4In pt'lll'tS stripping the
(treat Calvert, an indoor .baseball; from the stems. in many cases,
(game, between the Norwalk (ouiiti'y‘ wind mm) the cloth from the
club and the Tokeneki- club, b1 suits,
the. usual attractions. As a whole it
456‘ fair to rival the great Lewis fete,
held recently Ill Westport.
' As the visitors entered the grounds
it. the. p411'k,lie was saluted by him
lions in Red Cross uniforms who were
I”oiling tickets which admitted the
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, the
leaves
the,
cov-;
plants to pieces.
Children Struck.
State Street Baptist
Memorial (linrches w'4-re s14n4-k by
lightning, 44s w4-ll as several lltllls‘e'i
and (I her buildings. Persons in sev-
i'l‘.il instances were stunned. A two-
'year-olil l’olisli child in West Spring-
field was paralyzml.
At llolyolie ,tw'o 1i4'411hs resulted
from lightning. Josephine t‘calowski,
a six-.\'car—old girl. residing at 111‘.
Maple street. while looking 0111 of the
window 411 the storm. was in his tcnt
NOORTROUSE EARN I8
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sm’erR‘Nle“(IRllttEl At ChT‘N- [IANBUTTY HAT STRIKE
wrc ow is mu mg 42 MAY BE EflNTINUEfl
Fruits of His Forethought;
'Among Judges and Others --..
Who Have Business at Manufacturer
Court
and Park
Says That‘
U nless the Union Apccet
Offer of Hatters He Will
Keep His Factory Closed
'l'he farming (raze has struck the
county courthouse in Bridgeport. Etl',
,OSOAI SONOAT
ei'cd tobacco 41nd the Illlll beat the,
Per'(y '1‘. Barnum of Richards av4I‘
nue had a po4k4-tbook stolen wIiicIii
('40 rlained fifty cc his
Tu'lmm (‘ogsw.-.ll of Mill Hill,
w1lk,is minus a (rock 'tbook which
(obtained his liceiisi to operate an’
automobile. The polite are kitping
an eye 0111 for the thieves.
Nor-
111141 Nisan;
Bicvcle and Machine Comei
Together, the Former Be-
ing Badly Wrecked
There. was a slight accident on North
Main street vesterday. near the Wash
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inuton street railroad br.|dgo when an‘ trict and be ilrunediaielv “(Tampa by; ( It'rk Stephen Dokus
automobile and ii bitycle came togetli
(Ir, An auto driven by William ll.
Reeves. of “'(Istporl. was pi'itc rulingE
dow'ii North Main street on the right
hand side of the. road at the time of
tlicI accident. Rudolph Rulinan. on 41
bicycle. was going in the satire direc-
tion and some how the wheel and
machine collided. 'l‘l14I bicycle was!
badly smashed but no one was injure
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The. downtown 41‘
police. received
Itelcphone 1' all fi'oni'lan J. M1'1‘41rtliy..
of West Illt'ith street,
.\‘ew' York city.I
veslcrtltty. \lr .\Ict'ar'th) reported an
accident at ilai'it'n Saturdai night, Ill TIMI" will l"‘tlI0|1 1,, the Armorv out
which two peoph in his automobih
were injured. It seems that n .\'ewi
)ork machine. bearing the numbers,
1&5122. shleswiped the .\i((‘ arthy auto.‘ .
sending it spinning into a ditch and
injuring two people the names (.IlI
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TIR8'T REOIMENT
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day and Mailed Very Soon
INSTROOTIONS TO
IOOAI ROARO8
Will Require Several Daysi
For Members to Become'
Familiar With Work
Vt ASlilNC'lON, Julv 23 .~ «hocking
the official tally shot-ts of the drafti
,was about (oiiiplete today and print-
ing the master sheets which will
"lllllt local (Ix-rmplion board‘s in sum
months: the men for the first incr-;(I
1111111 of ("4‘ .0440 troops proceeded rap;
idli The sheets piobably will aim.
out in the mail.s late today.
Regulations to govern the app ica
41011 of the master list' by the local
exemption boards already have been
I promulgated and include a method by,
which any diliicultics arising from
(oiii'usion oi serial numbers are to be.
oi'1Ii4-.0me 'lbe plan is to regard i~u4 l1
registration Cards as additional to
Illlt' number alrc 1411 provided and the
local lists. A separate drawing will
be held b\ state authorities to place'
these additional cards and such other
cards as may have come. in by mail
since July 10 in order as they are
drawn They will then be appended
to the registration list of their dis"
u". .. lecrion drawing 0f 1“,, Fridav from dr'owning yestei'idiy iifltJloo‘ :11, strictest econoniv is urged by the piI-Io
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8IXTR COMPANY
[EAT/ES TRIO WEEK
ARE OOMPIETE
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Banner Carrynig Taken Up
Again But It Proves to be
Tame Stunt—Mrs. As-
" cough~ Out; So Is Mrs.
Weed—Women Make Sur
lice Wouldn’t Even Say:
“Move On”
WASHINGTON. Jul) :3 l‘ickiting
I the “bite llouse s ems to 11411.. lost;
its exciting pli41s4 AltliotlI h the riiif;
‘141111 suffragists have bien out with
i llllll' banners sime l’i'4si4l4111 “ii. 011
ipai'doned the 11.I111be1s of tin wont-
. .111 'party who w'I'Iii senttnced to jail”
no action has been taken bv fit. an-
thorities. .\li's. Lillian .\scouu ii of
.liartlord, (hair'man of flu" l’ountcliI
. cot branch of the woinans party, and
(Mrs lle'IIIna Hill Weed 4-l .\'orwalk,
4f Congressiniin l‘benIIzi-r
marched about the pickctintz
bent in front of the \\ I111. lions-e Sat-
iurday but found it railrir
i one,
i llill.
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‘OITY OIERII OOROS
NEARLY OROWNS
Fainted While Off the Beach
I‘ at Roton Point-Fred
i Greenrough Kicked Dur-
1 ing Swimming Match
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Swimming beyond his depth. City
was rescued
Illoton Point by Stephen Rnuuz of 9
Hoyt street, after having been under,
I water for more than one minute: \lr.’
iRvancz was aided in making the les-
[one by Frank Kr'ont1'n, a m1u'1bei oi
the Roton Point \olunteer Life Sav-
ing Corps. who was near tliII metre
of the accident in 41 boat. Mr.
Icorps, where he
w as revived after
Itwenty minutes of first aid methods
C..A.R,
The, com-l
The Sixth Company,
41\\'4riliir;: 11104 'all for arm
is
West avenue Wednesday morning at
7 o clo4k As soon as 41 man has re-
ported and his name is checked off
by the top I4erge'int lie. is 41 member
of 1h.I l'nited Slates regulars. Thus
, w'li-i'n all the members of the organ-1 .
will no?
izations have reported. they
longer be known as the Sixth Com-‘
pany. but will be individuals in the
lI'nited Slates army.
As l"4ii as can he asc4w,rtaiued the
Sixth Cornpanv will remain in tit-'1' ar-
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ward A. Chadwick, the supcrintcndcntI
of. the building being responsible for:
I‘hII' movement. Mr. Chadwick hardly"
knew a spade from a line, so much:
had his agricultural education been:
neglected, but there has been so much,
talk of the county conserving all the:
n- sources that the genial superintend-
enl lent an car. i
Although 41 seafaring man most of].
3114' younger years. and the. nephew
of Admiral Chadwick, Superintendent
Chadwick cast about to see, where ,an
In'iory for at least two days. The men
finES INT" BAMP will be allowrd to sleep at home.
t'l‘hey will thus be able to eat break-‘
Host and dinner at home but each
member must provide luncheon to eat
- . . \'F\\ H AYES. July 2:}.-—-'l‘he. First at noon hour. The most of the time.
onc‘of the prominent nianulactur.\ Regiment detrained and marched tol spent in the iir"11101\'. will be used in'
or 1“ bum 81‘0“ {shop h (“Nd Yale Field and “(111 into camp close! overhauling equipment and in drilling.
down load". ‘T that In” return to to the Second Regiment this 110011. lTho destination of the Sixrp Com-
:‘01‘1‘ [lullpl ‘m agreement for “ local HARTFORD July 2:.i—-~Mayor Frank puny is unknown but it is generallvi
an on 41 e
Indefinitely i
iIANDt‘RY, July "The best
offer that we 4'1Ie willing to niakiI on"
our part to the horrors union, said‘
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by life Savers Clifford H. Benedict
and Joe (‘oncoram assisted by 41 Belle
island physician
.\ir. Ihlklls was with a partv
friends eitioying the afternoon at Ro-‘
.1011 Point beach bv balliirii. As is
1know,n llk‘ is not an expert swimmer
,Eby any means. For sport 111 ('-0111
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"II NOHINO I8
AVERTEO AT ROOOOS
Home Guard Takes Prisoner
Away After a Rope is
Placed Around His Neck
—Had Fired Three Shots
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lnles's the trnion “iii A Ho ,
garty and other members of the; bplip‘ 941- that the local boys w ill end _
"I“‘P ‘0 ‘I‘ .1 “mks “k“ “ fight (Itiy goveinnint crowded the, platforml up by remaining at Fort Wright for Into HOtel Keepel
70 lltl‘ fimr‘h 10!" open $1101“ The 1110 in front of the Municipal Building be some weeks .___..._.__. .
SNIPS I'II‘P Fr {.11. IT 110i TIIIIhPl alldl‘l fore? o‘clock this morning. to bid fare Every mpmbpr of the Sixth pom. MOODl'S, Conn, July 23 —I\I'9m-
than they were in the beginning." ,w ell to the First Regiment, Connecti-I
bers of the local Home Guard were
42NORWAIII RASOIENE
of Quiet Beat First—Po-f
lllultiit (in-l
liokus'
1 was carried to the club house of the?
of,
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I'p 10 the piesent hat strike the,
union batters have been operating
under 4111 agreement whereby the 1144-
liienal lab4l of their organization, the
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at odds with the world. it will be
Claim Unidentified Car
remembered that Jello was a promi-
nent figure, in the famous local cow
Crowded Machine Off Post
‘Road
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Maria Caravella. The case was lieiIiirit
before Justice of the. Peace JWilliamI
J. Moore this morning P411114 rs weie
served Saturday by Constable HenryI
'gelting the equipment on board. There
'ot Winsted under Captain Amos E.
cut Infantry
A crowd which was perhaps largerl
than had ever gathered in Hartford
at such an early hour blocked the en-‘I
trance to the siding
The parade was headed by Major‘
John T. Purcell. Colonel Ricliaid J
Goodwin elected to go directly to the
train 41nd superintend the work ofI
was no difficulty in starting the train
once the men were there.
The units leaving this morning were
composed of the First infantry, 0011131-
puny G, headed by Captain Harin
Bissell. Company H of Hartford under
Captain Clarence M Thompson, this
being the. first line company to reach
war strength on paper Company M
Beecher. Company F of Hartford un-
I‘T. Selzer.
In the. complaint, it. is alleged tliatt
Mrs. Caravellu has a flock of geeseI Parslow',
consisting of one gander one 0111‘. and four
4'0059 and chen goslings, owned by. item
Mm. Crawford. The geese were shut lilieii automobile was crowded it is
'Itp by the farmer, who alleges tliaticlainied into collision with a tele-
they destroyed a patch of Cl‘llbl‘lgt‘ graph note, by an unidentified car on
plan 9. Mrs. Caiavella wanted Jetta the post road. The injured were \liss
'-:o pay her 85 00 for the plants and] Claire Calyxa, Miss Beatrice Seitett,
383.00 for ,a constable Jetta refuned Rudolph Goebel. who was driving,
'lo do this, claiming it was unreasona-‘i and George J. McCarthy The party
title Finally a complaint was taken was bound from New York for the
.(uil She, has brought suit to gain
possession of several gees-e front
STAMFORD, July 23.—J.
19, of Danbury.
Fredr
was killed‘
persons, all of New York,I
slightly injured last night, wheri‘
der Captain Arthur F. Locke, and a
section of the sanitary detachment
and' unattached recruits—some still
minus uniforms—under Lieutenant
Ray W. Hall, of Company F and that
part of the Machine Gun Company
which had not left Friday was com-
manded by Lieut. Samuel Pickett
The battalion which passed‘ln re-
view today is a historic one in more
pany is on his nettle and amlous to
be called Many have already given;
up their positions. Farewell dinners
,are getting to be quite. the thing. It
is expected that there will be a huge
demonstration when the Sixth Com
pany boards the train on the journey
to camp. At am i',ate the local boys
are. cheerful and looking forward to
their new duties.
JUDGE J. J. WALSH
0N EXEMPTION BOARD
Judge John J. Walsh. of Norwalk,
has been appointed a member of the
District Exemption Board to which
appeals from the decision of the local
exemption board may be made. The.
latter are holding daily meetings and
making plan's for the handling of the
rush of claims for exemption, which
it is expected will be made. .
The, official list of the draft num
bers in the order they were drawn
is expected from Washington, D.’C..
1441 Wednesday of this week. Until
ways than one. Major Purcell an-
nounced this morning that ‘lt was the
first in either of the two regiments
in the state to reach full war
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m by Mrs. Crawford. Goebel summer home at Danbury.
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strength, which it has achieved.
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litiatinuck from a "map of excited
men, who weie rushing him, with a‘
rope around his neck to a nearby
tree, after he had shot Louis Gioll
man, proprietor of 41 hotel here. >
According to the information which
who left him about two years ago,
taking with her their child, works at
the hotel. Matinuek went to the ho
tel demanding to see the child. Gr-oll
man met him and tried to persuade
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MR. HILL RETURNS
TO WASHINGTON
Congi' asmnn E. J. Hill réutined to
Washington, D. 0., this morning in his
automobile, accompanied by Attorney
Milton Fessenden of Stamford. Mr.
Hill is giving strict attention to his
official duties in Washington, but as
'the House is almost at a standstill
this is received. there is no use for while‘ the Senate is deliberating exas-
claimants for discharge for the con- pertainly
scripted army in bombarding the of-'
flee of the city clerk and mayor for
he, is enabled to spend
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information Nothing can be done 1111- legislation and is always at his post P1 lnckett
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are, acquit-ed.
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called on \(Isierday to rescue Philip
the authorities} have, Matinucks wife'
much of his time at his West avenue Edward Perkins. Sutfield: Harry M, ' 4
home. He keeps in close touch with Potter, Glastonbury: '1‘. Y Ashman. i‘
of duty when his influence and vote Prior, Plainville; Frederick H Smith
“ Darlen.
ONIINITEO POWERS OWEN
ROVISIORIII GOVERNMENT 0E
USSR ORDER OER. RERENSKT
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Proposes to Curb the Forces
at Work to Wreck the New
Regime, Which is the Out-
come nof the March Revolu- ,
PORNO ORDER
TO BE RESTOREO
8OPPIT I8 SHORT
Captain Mills Says That
Economy Should Be Exer-
cised by Motorists
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The shortage ol‘ gasolI-ne is to bI'
serious proposition to the
:motur' vehicles in Norwalk “llIllil 41 .».,_,~—
lvei'y short time. Captain 4‘. II‘. .\lills, CI'OWIT Prince S FIOOPS Pay-
managt-i' of the Standard Oil C.111I.-‘ -
puny in this city, L‘lllllllilslli" ill“: mg Deeply FOI‘ small
warning oi‘ A. (f. Redford, president, Am n fT '
ofth Standard Oil L‘oiiipany, in his, ‘ 0“ t0 errltory
statement issued last night: lie point-g .. , . . _
(Id out that while more new w'ells‘ IIIIWI‘II'II Wm?” have been
441II being drilled, there has been no
1 increase in production 41\ er the year
iiIt‘oiIc. and that the nation is using
:1.’,,o114’l,4r141t more barrels of oil than 11
granted the Russian Provisional
;lI1)\'tIl‘llllll‘lll under Premier Karen-
isky to grapple with the sinister
;'-uI--‘. Iv'i -1I I w
‘is pi'odticin'I \ir. liedl‘or'd irsu-t ts' 1'8“” “In'h d,“ 'l”“."mlmg to
‘411114 11' 1114- inited States 1.0v l'llllllelll "'\\1(‘4l. the new Russia. born of
is to obi 1111 the oil (bar is niIcusslm the \1411'4Ii 1"(I\41Iuti4'.411
‘10 a suc( (essful
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, , Plowmlm’l “I ”WI The grant deities ironi the most;
Wu" H “‘1“ be “MONTH”? “‘1' u ” iow'criul iI rres '4I111 lIVI holy in
of automobiles to eliminatI pleasureiI ‘I ‘1 ‘ I
riding ,md {01 (11,. public ,0 4(0110111Ize tIrr nation. that 'oiiiieil oi Soldiers'
in men possible“ way in the use ofIaud Workmcn s Delegates and.
"itsoline. Peasants of All Russia. assembled
Captain Mills tohl the Sentinel lo-élll l’etrogriul.
day that he had. only about two days r The mp. 0f the ruling: body, the
anasasemaanawomwmirmwmss
without any supply The large “Uh“, ,ty, ' recalls inrrnetllatclv the
(in of ciude on being um} {01 other famous l_ omiuittee of Public Safe-
purposes leaves a limited supply 101',tv of 179.3, formed in the crucial.
the manufacture 0f gamble“ TIII‘ {14- ,period of the It] '(Incli Revolution.'
iaaaaunshan1NIeImepwwemImI
.as premier. but as Minister of War
duc'Ii's of this product in order tliatiI‘Il‘I MIII'IIHI' it I“ appdlcnl that
the (iisoline may be used in useful vast p.111 or me thus IodII'eil 1n the
channels;— :,l141114ls of this one man. suggesting
Ithose of a virtual dictator.
f The mandate of this committee
'is to restore publh order both at
the front and at lioiiie-a4l111ittedly
.44 (lil'Ititiilt task in thei face of the
powerful inlluence». both within
and without the nation working"
OEEO IRAS ROOO
ROI OREOITORS
against the present regime. It is ’ .
evidently one, however, with ,‘
who 11 Kerenskt, concededh the j
strongest man to be found for the
. flit“!
task. is willing to IIrappOe with a
illiis i'ctoeni/mi. "'i014I .,. and abilitv.
The war situation for the mo-
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{merit demands consideratroii chief.-
Ily at the two points where the
court Rules That Debts of
Conveyor Must Be Paid—
Heirs Lose
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. it is 41 decision out of the ordinary . 4
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.whrcli Judge |.4lw 111 it (In 'Ier has Just I .1115 Iran ( ”(illll‘dltd that
.lmndm (TOWIt in 4111 “mm“ which 1,, 1114111 inilitarvr (Itl'oi'ts—tlic \ieldirig
heard several months aon. Judgment Willi)" “f III" RIIVIMI front in
is murdered in favor or the platinum Eastern ('I'i‘alit' 141 and the section of
in DI‘II'I. 11nd IIII? billflnt‘t’ for ”10 d0'Itlie the French front uearCraonne.
19mm“ 111 the, former war theater there
”“11" , is little siIIn as vet of a change in
11444111. She owned a little farm Of‘tcmpcl oi the illsi'ffcitetl Russian
two acres. 011 March 22, 1911, she- ‘
(lied intestate. llei' immediate heirs t. “"I“ slrliicient 1” I’lll'is' about all
were Alice .\Iilligan, at sister iesid- (‘fll‘l‘lIVC resistance to the Teutonic
ing in New Canaan, and John Conway p1"IoI_Ii4 ss, which threatens disaster
41. brother, living in V41Ilej0_ Cal. to ”“4 Russian iil‘ms.
John J. Mcllridc, a relative, resided _ _ '
in this city. Some time prior to her 0” llit‘ “(‘iSl‘l‘ll ll'fllll fllt‘l‘t‘ IS
'I he (lose
death Miss. (‘onw'iiy made 41 deed of a (liftcreiit story to tell.
Bil“ perate onslauglits of the (rown
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Conway resided in .\ew' (a
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her pr'opeth to Mr. McBride
God “2‘" "m “momma “in!” ”‘9' Prince s iorecs are being met with
$23,322,331” He mm mm“ imo:gallaiit r'esislcnce by (leneral Pe— -
3110,”, we, “,5 \lllllhiln pmqpnpltani s troops and such small bits of
ed a claim against the estate, amount-; territory as have been gained by
ins to nearb $1 900 Application IIaS,tli(I. (lei-iiiiiiis have been been dearly
I paid for.
this(.
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. I.O\DON, July "3. —-Gcrman
RENOMIN ATION FOR 11 .troops in German East. Afr'i 14741 at:-
STATE POSTMASTERS [tempted to make 41 stand last w eék
against the Allied forces, which are
WASHINGTON. uly 3.~—P1'95ident gradually closing in on them. An
““5011 sent 10 the Senate IOd'l.‘ the ioflicial statement issued here today
,renominations of about 1,411.0 I’r991‘sayslieav'y fighting took place, in
(lential postmasters at the postoffice , . ,. ‘ ‘
demmnem It “as . aid mesa m,“ which the Germans sufiered large
who have now served four years were 105395-
reappointed upon their records of ser-I ]’ ARTS, July 2‘1. —-Continulng
VII“? ,tlieir violent attacks on the Aisne
Fourteen of the number are Con-- ,.fr0nt the Germans last night;
necticut postmasters, as TOIIOWS ‘stormed French trenches on the
John Bohl. Stamfor;d John J. Cas-I , , ,
5”, Woodbuiw' M. 1. Clarke, 4,“. Casementllatcau, the Vial Office
(mf- John L. Elliott mime" Geomdannounces. On the (‘alifornie Pla-
N. Hammnr Geor'getowu; J, T. Itefill the French maintained their
Leah}, Plainfleld: Mathew McDonald, supporting trenches.
Simsbury: Thomas McGratli, \‘lashfi LONDON July ‘23—Tl1athigh.
Imgtm“ “mm “ ‘I°1“““'°‘e’"‘°“' ernian command had based. its ‘
alcnlotions on food supplies
J lwhich America has been sending J
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