Evening sentinel, Tuesday, July 31, 1917 · page 1

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HESS NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THEHWORLD BY
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Entered at the South Not-walk Post
Office as Second Class Matter.

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A so i-ClAL wait: AND OUR own OPERATOR.

:“I'UESDAY, JULY 31, 1917

 

 

 

 

 

liNCli slits
Mllitlls 0N
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Largest Aflairf of the Kind
Ever Given in Norwalli
Scheduled For September

i 12, 13 and 14

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Scores of Committees Nam-
ed For the Many Attrac-f

» . tions Planned
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At :1 recent meeting of the Ncrwallti
.ll‘owu Union of "The King's laugh-i
tiers and Sons" final arrangements.
were completed for the big ctrrnival‘
to’ be held September 12, 13 and 14.“
Through the courtesy and liberallty'
toil the City of Not-walk. church so-;
cieties'and individual property own
firs the affair will be held on the.

Riiltl us-
0N PROP08ED
NEw SCHOOLS

New York Architect Prom

poses to Erect Buildings
Similar to Independence
ital] For 25"" 000

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t Estimates Wanted it or Work .
and ‘

on North Center
Knudsen Structures

The postponed regular meeting of
lilt' 5(ll(ll3i board was hr'lli lint cron-
lnc at the Norwallt High school. The
following members of the board were
picsclll: llrs. (‘obui-n, Tracey and
Sher-pr, W. 1’. Ward. A. .l. llumniler
mil W. R. Alirens, The new school
suitcrlntcndcnt, George \'. Buchanan,
was also present.

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; ("USU”d,

Hill until
WHEN .. PoucE
MttEt in

Meeting of I. W. W.’s in Iron-
wood, Michigan, Broken
Up and Eight Foreigners
Are Plaecd in Jail

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No Profit in Prohibition Law
Breaking—if You Are
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Judging by the experienti— ot Pie-t
tro Catalanl, Vlnccnzo (.‘anonaro andj
Mazzncno Luctelli oi llidgcfield. thercl
. cannot be much profit in transporting.
‘lilloxltlztnls into a no»license town—3'
lit you are caught doing it. The three
: litlgcfzcldcrs were arrested printouts-J

 

our. July 12, charged with taking
intoxicants into Ridgefield, and re-f —--—-—— '

taininu‘ tl.‘ same in their po‘.~scs;~‘iott.i
for the purpose of sale. I

'Ridgcficld went tin-license last faith:
Thcr‘» was sonic question raised about»
1hr lo3ality oi the manner in which}
in petition calling for the no‘licensc
mm was filed, and a court battle;
in which the “dry" forces?
victorious, and the saloons of-

lJlillili/llill [Still
MINERS ll] STRIKE

 

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utilitarian}
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Subject to Call For Dpty
Anywhere in This County
—Conference . Plans For

,War’s Emergencies—Po-
lice , to Co-operate With?
Sher-ill and Deputies

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‘ Methods of coping with any emerv
gcncy that may arise, in the absence1
of the National Guard, were discussed?
at a conference of police oil‘lcials of;
the county at the Hotel Davenport in?
Stamford, Saturday afternoon. 1
The matter was gone into in detail,‘
and some very specific means of hand.
ling a riot situation and singling out
riot-leaders were adopted, but just
what those are is not made public be-v
cause they are war or emergency
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l‘lltluciicld went out of business.
Ever since the court case the lead:
ers of the "dry" font-9s in liitihcfie‘
have becnwatchbig for illicit selling.
oi intoxit'nnts. On the above date-
thcy o‘ctected Catallnl and Caponaro
taking a wagon load of whiskey and

Attorney Moore, of the I. W”.
W.’s, Departed From War-l
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lllZSSEMER, Mich” July 31.~~Ai-i

At the close of the meeting. Sherit‘t;
suncon Phase gave out a statement to‘.
the effect that the meeting had decid-‘

39}! that in cities. lite-(”hit-‘ffit 0f the [30‘ day. The moldcrs, polishcrs and sev-
1iicc departmentand and UN (199ml; r—rtil other rooms in both the Norwalk:
{sheriffs submit to him a list ot men Lock Company and ”1..

available for work as
sheriffs. and that

special deputy
in towns whom

Fair and Continued Warm Tonia

flElililFlB Hill”

{rose to ISM degrees.

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ltlilillll} Billii 0i BIG GUNS '
UNDER: WAY IN HANDERS' fills *
l0 DISLODGE liUlONlC ‘fORCiS

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waahfl iFrench Soldier-saline Com:
. i bined With the British in
WAVE EHNTINUES 3“ Attempt to Break

: Through Strongly. Forti-t
i fie ' '
A terrific heat wave struck Nor-i d German POSltIOIlS
walk yesterday and is still continuing!

The temperature was 104 dtrurccst »
l"ai‘llt?llh~3it in the shade in some.A '

places, and at L'llonu‘uedicu's {Iro-E
cory store o‘. East \\'ushington bll't‘t‘l
Could Be Reached by Sweep-v
ing Victory of Allies Along
the Flanders Front

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It was the bots?
test day of the yt-ar and caused much
suffering.

Because. Ui‘ the
several of the l'actol

 

tt't-incntlous heath:
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Lockwood «
Manufacturing Company shut down.’
Work on the paving of South Main;

 

occr .luto llidgrticld for this ,dity, } though meetings of industrial worksthere is no chief of police the deputy 3.1”.“

was delayed. when the em-i

. out brfol'c Justice V'nldcn. Saturday . mine unit-tats were of the opinion that)“ any place 1“ ”19 county at any time. There was no relief in t

and Constables l’rcuus and Ci'lsscl“ ers of the World locals wore to‘be.5h91‘m submit 5‘10" “St The sheriff plows of the Wanton Brothers re-
arrested the men. Luctelli was taken lit—id throughout the Gogeblc Ironiwm ”WI‘WD‘W SW93" ”“339 “19an as fussed to work because of the heat
into custody later, charged with havg'ltangc today. for the purpose of puslri-‘W‘CW deputies, HM ”‘93" “"1“ “5“"? and quit early. » 1
ing liquor in his possession for sale.i the ills" tillvmpi to tie up the iron mtjurlsdictlon in any place in ”1" county“, instead of getting cooler in

The facts or the case were tliroslied thistry in Michigan. authorities and Till-‘3' “'“l ‘3" subject 10 call for duty evening. it scented to

the.
grow hotter.
he city. 'Hun-

(inc oi‘ the big moves of the war
apparently is under way in Flanv
.‘dcrs, where the right flank of the
.(ierman front is anchored upon
the sand dunes and flct fields that

"Green” and the lawns adjoining on!
all sides. it will be decorated and.‘
”roll lighted at night. with many.
booths and tables to display salable
hirlicles of ‘all kinds. There will be.
figieggmmilfdiif“tilts;egllidiflftiin‘il‘ligit and “"dlgackson.\arch‘ucolts. William
_ 3 . u . n y 3 '; arinon ours. a New 'or' architect,
{3:11:33 [willliieniiifiydnhlihi “Extra 3 submitted ti proposal to cov’fi- the two
the B um .31 'l d' .1.” up? . .‘H'Lool buih‘t'fiigs, at‘a combined cost
, “l ‘ ‘l’c‘ ”1 ‘r 1.4... 'mdttf $76000. Mr. Beers stated that the
another night. in the Congregation::' ' q 3 mu,“ '. .H.) .
church dining room. Light refresh- .ptc (a ons “ ““1 1‘0

The "board rejected all of the bids
on the proposed new schoolhouses on
account of their holding too high in
price: and also rejected the plans ’und
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«inns and

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wants and’plcmc lunches will be scrim “um“ i ‘ "1‘ would 1‘“ guaranteed

‘;to be acceptable to the board. The
”mu- .nrcliltcct submitted two designs. one
The Union voted that every article mean .mm‘ \lashln'tons Wm“
sold should be priced m“. ”mptnt Mt. \crnon, and the other‘aitcr
through the entire carnival. Articles the lnt’lcpcntlence Hun” in l'lnlndcl»
will be marked reasottuhlv the first pin. The board accepted Mi.‘ “in“,
tiny and will not hit ruirlied down the proposal. and “Md C“) have him 3"
.. {last day or at any time, The last. ahead and submit plans and spt-iriilv
night perishable iil‘lii‘ltlé will be one
tioncil off, but all other hoods tomato-‘-

§Plilllil3 AND ‘
; BATHERS illiH

‘ lilCAGO, thug[31,——Attmnpts lot

_..__.__.__ itltc police to drive bothers from Oak
stiect beach. which is situated along

in spite of the fact that it wa: rc-if‘ q. ,1”) If!” R} ‘ d"' ‘
ported yesterday that the laborers j“ 1.101“ H “i“ flow .me' roused
r. l'lOl last night lll which several

.tentnloyed by the Warren'Qt'othvsrs in‘ l' . . a

the paving of South Main street had I 10“"in ”(10.1.16 partmipatct..
stopped work because of the heat. it A a” ordinance forbid“ bothers to
Mas learned this morning that the :R‘Qp.ii“"-1."‘”°"1 $3091" “GI“‘W‘ “‘0
men had gone on‘strlko. it was stat- 391.3”..0314 a. m. (”‘9 8 a. ”)‘Xbm the.
dd this morning that more men had {Fif‘g‘gfm (“9‘11 mm“ man) ”“0 the
(been secured and that the work of ““6 m (l-tildllLe Of the la“. .
paving would not be delayed to any A patio] wagon load of policemen

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great extent. . {advanced to the watei‘s edge and
The “’dfren Brotliers’ firm have'coinmnnded the bothers. to come
' ashore. They simply laughed at tho

been paying the ordinary laborer $3

a da . The men were not satisfied .
with ythis howevcw. and Went on a moved his coat and waded out. He

strike after the Warren Non“. ind managed to seize one of the bathei‘s

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refused to meet deirands for an in-i‘m‘: drag her “WIS .
'llus was the signal for a. riot. ’lhe

crease. of twenty-five cents a day in’ . .

wages. Pavement work is. being 0.11.}. Spectatorsclosed in on th-t> police.

ried on as usual, but M a sldw pacc.ii’3“9"!“g several-of. them and howled

Symptom), a half dozen men are ati threats against them and the resr
. ttlents of ”the drive." *

Work.

' \ Eight persons were arrested. includ-
tsuits.
the water until lat‘é at night.

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ing three girls. who Were taken to
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‘ Reinforcements arrived; but. the

officers. Then one policeman re-

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Arthur- Anderson and Paul H. Pneus.
ser Take Quarrel Into Court.‘

'A family feud of long standing eiime
to a termination this morning before ,
Judge *Candee in the uptown cont-Li
Arthur Anderson. of. East Rooks roadfi.
upon the complaint of Raul ll. Preps-g
so. a neighbor. was brought before
the local judge on two counts, assaulti

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jibe police station in their bathing
‘ bothers won the day and remained in

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afternoon. Attorney Charles A. lini-
lock. of llnnbui'y. liquor prosecuting
agent ,upptnircd for the state, and‘
Attorney William B. Cable, represent-
ed the accused. ‘

After an interesting hearing Justice
Valden. found the int-n guilty and
imposed a fine of twenty-five dollars‘
and costs upon Catalina and Capo;
liltii‘t) and a fine of trivcnty-t‘lvc dollars
and costs upon Lootalil. The tulalt
ot' Ute. fines and costs amounted toi
$261k The “dry” forces of Ridnefleld‘
expect that the convictions will tit-5
factually end further iniportntlons of;
liquor into that town.

OBJEEW ’
Darwinian

Bridgeport Manufacturers;
Fear the Loss of Services
of Experienced Men

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Fenrpi industrial paralysis through‘
tho present draft allotment has grip-F
pt-d the manufacturing element of.
Fairllcld County. Though tdcfinltc:
figures showing the actual number.
of men who will be taken from their
pork have not been available pending
posting of the that‘s at the exemption
ciliccs and examination of the llltli\'l-‘
duals, the tentative lists indicate that;
a large percentage of the most skill-
td workers and «executives are to be
taken in thedarger cii'ltvn. .

Bridgport is especially 'ititerestedi
in the outcome today because of the;
fact that Connecticut‘s quota taken:
nearly 50 he; cont. from the six. larg-

t

est cities in the state and of this

number the largest. quota comes iromlwATER WASTE -

Bridgeport. }
Manufacturers here point out today:
that it. is not the lpast experienced;
men that are subject to draft, but the;
very best brains and genlous of thei
industrial world. ‘ i

It is believed that the government'
estimate of nearly 180,000 population
for this section as against much
smaller population for New Haven
and Hartford will work serious in-
jury to this community and plans are,
tnow being ado to make 'such retired
senlations to the government thatl
.may reduce the present. quota or at}
‘least give due credit’on the following:

' By request of manufacturers dis-|

;nonncing the determination

‘i‘cscntotion for titljnstment of differ-

tliorc would be no immediate recur-VFW” names and addresses “1m be 0“
rencc of last night‘s disorders. Theifil9 at ”"3 local headquarters and in
hromhtncss with which police and de-"h’ Shflm’” 0mm EM" chief 0' 9°"
patios broke up 'a meeting: of Indus-iii"? and {WWW 3‘1"”me submit a
trial \‘t'oriiers at ironwootl and the SC-ihm. 0‘ 599““ deputies sufllclent. “‘1
tion of the state constabulnry for-095m?” tsiimt‘lonv to handle any 5““9’3
in twice dispersing ,1 processionliim‘ that may arise. in cities like,
headed for the Anvil Mine. near-tim~e.‘sil‘.mfm"d- “”0 Emil“ “"3"” ”m"
it is believed will have a salutary (if-“"5”“ is made {or a spec”! police.
.t‘cct. lforcc of large numbers. it is expected

The industrial Worliers' organics-‘1
tion is well—supplied with‘mone , and:
that it is being liberally supplin ‘tromi
outside sources is the statement madei
by several persons who claim to have
authoritative init‘n'nnilion. This state-
mom. will be thoroughly investigated}

’alncc Hall at ironwood. where that
industrial Workers last night attempt-t ‘
Hi to hold a nicotingjis a wreck flnd‘
tight hut-cinnors are in, Jail. one with
a broken head, as the result of the}
police will upon the hall. The strikes‘State Police Are Pl'
at the Colby. trauma and Yale iniiics,i

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called yostcrdnl'i early today were; to Enforce Its PI‘OVlSiOIlfi
only partly successful. according to ‘
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tlnrc ituudrctl tucn going out. '?
Coal Strike in Colorado. The state police department has
DENVER. July 31'~P|“cardg 3“,;St‘nl Odl notice that ii. Will enforce rig-

‘ 0f. ”mildly after August 1 the new law re‘
whiting to billboard licenses and re-

Colorado Fuel and iron Company _
rictions.

continue to operate under the so'call-iSt »
ed Rockefeller plan of industrial rep-i T“ “"0“! prosecution for mainla'lng

{ing an unlicensed sign. it is necessary
lthnt applications he filed by Angll.‘
license fee is oneltalf Ccnt per
annum, the space to be
outer

cnces with it's cmployes and not to,
recognize the United Mine Vtiorkerslln‘0

are posted today in all the coal cnmps‘s‘lum"? 100‘ W“
mncompuicd by measurinents to the.

til‘cds iouriwi‘cd to Linton Point andskirt the North Seacoast. Theunv
Conipo. The bathing beach at the~prcccdcntcdly terrific battle oi big
form-Pr place was thrown Open for the = guns that has been racing: for days
first time this SPEhOII at night aiiu'lmgt has been succeeded by a.
Wi')l' . . v». .' .' ‘ .
“I Hi ”mm a bi hundnds‘ charge oi the inficiitry, and a coup

T111011“ of people went button in . . . .
other places, put»). as at Maiqnllpnml British and French force 13

Beach track, East Nm'h‘nili, Hickory;swcepinu forward over the strong.
Blun'. in fact, witcim-m- possible, a 1y fortified Teutonic lines.

dill; 0111‘ iii 3W} W3: E'lp'lgl'ud- _ t Early reports of thc engage.-
Matt:strat-tlliirtazsi.mm c t. or
“mm m. jflfpnefifgtm‘the cm. Tm, scope. and there can only be surw _
temperature mounted until it was Mimi“? "it t“ its “3““ purport. If" T"
high. if not higher than yesterdayfsccms significant, however. that;
Unless MM 6011198. it is ('thcted French forces have comibned with

 

 

 

 

Lizzie-hundreds ul people will be owl“. British for an assault on this front, ,
..__..._..__..._...__ iwitcrc ‘an attempt to break through
. or turn the German flank has been
WAR TAX BILL inspected for some time. .A keen
ftlcsirc on the part of the Ententu
i ‘ [command to get at German sub-.-
IS INEREASEH 'mnritic bases which line the shores
of Belgium. has also been in evi—
......_.-_. :dcncc. and this purpose would be
in revising the liquor schedules, uh,‘aorotnpiiqnlicti h." 3“." sweeping '
committee estimated that. by adding $1 victory achieved on the Flanders
per gallon to the tax on distilled splr- fmm.
giférliltisigquidnfill-23.11;; éii‘fififiifgift The attack of the two allied
revenue “.08“ be Spgunzd from that armies is marked on the southern
mama The increase of 50 cents a boundary ot its field by the river
barrel on beer was estimated to yield Lys. about 30 miles from tho
flgt"($°:000t00i3 113,01? ”$01109.- nutkinzicoast. “A wide front." is the of-
“! 691' li.’ at." WY 1" VlS'. " ' ' '. . . . ‘ ’,. .' '
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of the conipnnv. Notice. that. the U ,. .. . . . its scope which does not make if.
_ .. . . . 3 ., . . z _ ~ . a .3 .. 3 and $4.49 as originally )i‘moscd in- ’ .
led Vt other would call a strike iu‘C‘ig“ ”f 3” ”mm“ mm” “1 I ”c the bill. .- , s1. 1 gclcar how tar towards the coast.

the company's cool fields was nledgTh“, only exemptions “"97
with the State’ industrial Conunlssioni
a month ago. Union officials assert.
ed Saturday that the men Would be

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i The strike at the Remington Arms
t plant, in Bridgeport, according to the
lflrm‘s statement, was to bé‘ ficient
‘ltistory. With the expectation ofa
, .- . __ .break in the strikers’ ranks this morn-t
night. the filter plant will have in mining. The break Sid not occur.‘ The

shut down tomorrow morning. Fori fl. . _
._ mi admits twelve men retu ned, but.
several days the delivery has been 'rnumber

the strikers say that that
190 gallons per day to each ntan\,.wo-; . . y . .
man and chilti.’ The factories are us-‘ can be multiplied b3 twenty and then

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111%. a“ “Wow 55 gallons Der' t3 deifieifii'i‘iil. tittefii'é‘iiiie?§°§e‘ii
capita. 1.113ng a total or 205 gallons, that the general public should thor-‘
per capita per day. oughly understand what. they are out

It is impossible to‘ clean and rot” » . ,
place the sand under the conditions, l'gil€lcllg éiiigecme whether they are

that the. consumers. are imposlng.’ Equal Day for equal work perform-

 

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1TH): bill i0 a total of $2,008,000,000.idenue of bt‘liiil'

\‘t'ASHlNGTON, July 31.~cht'easevlht‘ thrust cx—tcntls. _ ..
of the pending $1,670,tt00.000 War, The opcrationgivcs every cvi-“
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... h. an r is (11‘1“? 1.... it
corporations normal income taxes. on “1""03511‘1 m ”S “mull Stages! the
incomes of individuals of $15,000 anddval‘ Office account declaring that
over. and a further increase of sliilm first objectives wcrew'attaincd
1““ gun“ 0“ distilled Spirits and 11mm] the entire front. attacked and
cents a barrel more on beer, with a that “satisfactory pmfiressn was
few other minor tax increases, will . ¢. ' n“ ‘ .
make up the additional levy. continuing at all points Matty
The committee decided m increase prisoners already have been taken.
tlionires‘ent'z per cent. normal rate; The launching ofthe drive was
on corporate incomes to six per centisegmingly a “surprifie t0 the Ger.
‘35 “EngStnff’u‘; Dev" “est-ii“ {he in}; mans, who only yesterday were .
ii: failing] $105303. additiofii‘lpelgfe_,boasting that the intensity of their
nuns." The increase In surmx rates reply to the British bombardment;
on individual incomes of $15,000 and has caused the British gunners to
more was estimated to raise. :Irom lessen the violence of their fire.. It
”5900390 ‘to $36»00°:00°_ addfl’onai- : comes. moreover. on the other fail—
Ne?’ excess moms taxes “in helure. of. the tremendous efforts of
targeted upon later. . »-
_ tthe German Crown Prince-has been.
:putting forth to break the French.
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Worker Appeals From

 

and :breach of peace. Mr. Anderson‘
' (wats represented by Attorney Leoi
‘ «viDa‘tis, and after considerable argu-l
ment. in whichthe assault charges:
land family duarrels were aired, Judgei

Dundee postponed the case until SED'itHenry H. Kingston, Jr.. advertising class ofwork .they do, and the visl-"
ltember 1. This will glvethe parties agent of the ~Buualo, Rochester and bio means for replacing'them with
“ilifi‘C-‘l‘i'F-d an opportunity to patch up Pittsburgh Railroad, shot and killed Workers of efiua] caliber; ‘ ‘ '

,, xtheir dltl'erences, and lead peaceful,
‘ lives in' the EastBocksRoad district.‘

' The case was dwresu‘lt of disagree-_
3 menis- and quii'rraiing ‘over property‘

 

day while Mr. Prousser was passing
it. Mr. Anderson's homes No 'blows were
1, struck. and the partie‘s involved
t. thought best toi‘brlng the matter to a
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w. a. 6., N0.‘3o, picnic. '
,The members ‘01, Buckingham Re-

lief Corps, No. ‘30; will hold their an. shot felled him._ The bullet was ‘latet‘York navy yard employes

nual picnicyat lunch 'Boint, Wednes:

(laxafternoou. Millage”. scarsleave at:

trainer of Main and Wall streets atz
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3f neurosis not known? .

.lluiUtfittt

ROCHESTER N Y., .July 31.-

an .unlinown negro, early today. who

tried to rob his home in East avenue,i

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Brighton.

Mr. Kingston was awakened by

rights. and came to a near-fight rester- ‘ noises in‘his pantry. Arming himseit‘

with a pistol he madé an investigw
tion. On the landing betwoen the
second and first fl‘oors he met a
stranger. Mr.’ Kingston ordered the

intruder to halt and when he Félusedd

opened llre'upon him.
The negro «lodged behind a tern
aner. Kingston fired again. This

{build to havepassed through his
slung , d to "ham resulted :in3 his
’otant . : dentin; The lde

left
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, . on the s stein. Th‘e piping system;
tributed throughout Falrfleid county'.g‘§:.pnow callzd upon to nearly “a limit.’

‘thef‘FaEfiild ‘County ‘ZESEEOSiiiii‘l’ln t3; ‘Il‘ .ths system is either metered or,
t r: *5 ms E-EAifaletmtlft" on ..

e "m z y ‘ e . will probably be necessary.
men taken from every factory, .the -

Decree of divbrce, custody of two
minor children and alimony of $9,000
, is granted Edna B. Coley,.of.Norwalk,
ifrom Chester E. Coley, of the name
itplace, in a decision bandeddown to-‘
'day by Judge H J. Curtis 19‘ “the‘sui

perlor 'Court, upon.» the .li'ecommendaf,
_ 3 3 3 ‘were lion of Joseph R. fI‘aylor, at Normality.
drowned today When a gang‘imank on a; committee to hear theyevldence. ...
“a new battleship snapped in t'fi‘t‘rmid‘. astahttory grounds are altered. in
die andgh tedthlr‘ty or torty vm‘engthofoombinintfwhid i ' ultimate“
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ydollarsNgwhlch transmits-ore Bat-{half 902 the’ wages for thetime tit-a

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ed by either male 01. female empioyes Bud‘mgham S3Dec‘smngFrcnch reserve force is evidently

is “Wanted. They request all men to. , =grcat enough not. only to withstand

give this demand consideration and. Appeal from an award 0? 353" atCSllcil a powerful hammering suc-

decide, Whether thisnsmke is 1‘15} 01"week for a period Of 44 dais on ac"cessfulla’v but to allow oi co-ODera-
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~ . count of an in'ur dlle ed to have“. . . , . .
unJust. 'been received SdptgmbergIS, 1913. has tion With the British in a stroke at;
been nice. with the sup‘erior court hy'another portion of the Jiiie.
iliikecfl’ociegel OfBGeortietg‘Yn afgaitnsti ‘ In addition Gen. Petain last I
the ibert'nnd ennet . amt ac ur- ' '_ ' ‘ . ‘ 3’
'lni; Company of that place and the fiiéghgxffia‘iiggggceifiman“?.m-l ,
‘ . ‘Employers’ Liability company. The f O. . 1" ,-,‘s’}e ,‘
SUITS “I: BLflTHESWawai‘d was made glby_ Commissionér 1701“, can}! 1’93 Germpn‘ Posmmnfis”. ‘
, , Buckingham following‘ protracted 1,500 yards nude 011 the Chemin desi-
. . ite'tli‘it—‘ingsl litiay‘l't, 3313.}, l 1 h“ lDames at La Boyere‘ and west of
. . '. .7. .ecamwas a usage“: is ' ‘. yr ' '
Battling Kunz.‘ the local champion pushing a. cool car in the employ of Epine do Elicia), Ereugmg & Gierl'
lightweight oi! Connecticut, is becoms the company in their yard got some- man coun er a ' ”a”? an capturing:
.more than 160 prisoners.

. a sneak thief. thing in his eye and that‘iater it re-

thought so, for somebhdy deliberate-‘sult‘ed in blindness of. the left eye; . ~ . ' I. . -

11y ant-egedtt‘litebWaerilkaHotel, whlcg‘The defensewas that thera’was not LONDON,July 31.—-—The Allied. .

s can use y no emsey ‘an report made and that the blindness . 0 s e m i " ' ' .;

Kunz. went upstairs. and walked on? wasnot caused by.th8 injury in the $35 ’sgatimgnlig fingeBlcldlsgilrgl ‘

withtwo pertectly brand. new'sultsivserv’icelot the factory. Commissioner h . fl . . ‘b' '.. > p_

worth in theneighborhood: ot‘ titty Bucltlnghamv‘so. foundand awarded g 31,1; ”33° Jectlvest 9951?}: Whig?
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