Evening sentinel, Friday, August 3, 1917 · page 1

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SUPREME nun Winslow
BACKS DECISIllN .AElA—A-IEPEATI
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iFinds No Error in Opinion

by Judge Shumway

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Animal Political Event to
Be Held at Momauguin,
Again—Lawmakers Will
Feel Living . Cost—But,
Nevertheless, Arrange- mm”...
merits Are Made For 400

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J. P. TUTTLE’S PLACE

;this year‘s reunion of legislative club;
Executive Secretary Going

WEATHER son
22.22533.“ Escort: ”AMT“ ”'3'”

.oi the executive committee of the

illegislative Club of 1917. held yester-i
Resignation —-» Appoint-,Germany Had Knowledge
ment For Secretary/ship} 01' Austria’s Ultimatum

day at Montauguin, Cosey Beach;

,zTreasurer John Buckley and Retire;
to Be Deferred For a Before It Reached Bel-
Time grade

Entered It the South lek M
Office as Second cm: MIR"-

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{Not-walk Soldier Boys Get-

‘[0 'I'HE ARMY ting Along Nicely at Fort

Terry, and Will Stay
There Some Time

Due Hundred . and Thirty-

} ,Three Young Men Ap-

l peared Yesterday Before

TWO cum

GERMANS DTTIVTR ATTACK
0N THE ARRAS BATTTTTITTD,
MAKING DENT IN BRlTllll TTNES

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General Haig’s Forces Said
to Have Promptly Retali-
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gaining Part of the Lost
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’sentative Robert O. Eaton of the com-'
mittee arranged with Theodore PI

, Swift for the serving of the. following

wilt’s Pavilionw—

Clam Chowder

Steamed Soft Shell Clams
Olives Gherkins
Broiled Green Bluefish
French Fried Potatoes

Bottled Beer .
gilt-oiled Spring Chicken. Milk Fed,
Half Cold Boiled Lobster

dating:r from August 1 were announced
as follows:—— . -
Bridgeport. Ralph Beers. Albert .1! menu at S

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clerk and special investigator for the

I, ‘ . ’ ‘ board, to take office from August 1."

(.otiipan},.Coast Artillery Corps. ton- it is explained that previously therel

necticut National Guard, has written has been no one to‘ leave in the ofllce?

tilibee tailgating letter to a re ' when the commissioners are Coiled tot

. | , 7' . e l . .t‘ 1_ other towns for hearings on llcenses‘

T the Physwians at the City} Sixth Company, L“. A” N.Y . or other matters. and that tit-ere is

‘ Hall ’ Fort ’lerry, IV. Y. also need of an investigator who can

. August 1. 1917.; glook up matters under the direction

. Armed here at 3:30 Saturday af-. :of the. commission. The new clerk

tel-noon. The boys sure did. appre- will be. on duty at all times when the

ctate the send-off given them by Non, coxiiiutsslonersnre absent.

walk. It was hard for all of u». Appointments of liquor prosecutors

\ There wasn't much singing or t l‘a. _

inc cominc up on the train, as n 7- ‘1‘. 0f SIX Other Cases

*f of us over-e feeling lblue after ti: ——....—.. l

, speaking and farewells.- We lan'itl ‘IlAil’l‘FORD, Aug. 3.--~ln a batch of. Merritt; Gieenwlch, Henry B. Whitm,’ l

T' <here amidst the sweltering heat andopinions from the supreme court ye». Norwalk. Cruetner 13. liegemanw l

iForty-lhne Were Turned {on}?! we had a couple of lollies go terday, one is of the utmost impel; Stratford, John J. Corr: Walloon“ l

_‘ ’ , ,wa to our camp ng gnoun . T e tance to the labor union bodies“ 0; Harry R. Sherwood; Danbury C. Am

A Down and Many Filed EX:l road is nothing but. sand and our; the state it is in the action of the llallock. » i
- company street to bare of gra‘sadt‘ohan 8: Both Electric Company of: Illttrlcs E. Williamson. 0f ”Mien:

{ emptlon Blanks ’l‘l.e:'e are less than a score of trees this city against the Bricklayer-agitate been reappointed as 00‘1““! 1°",

on [the \whole aloud and the only = Masons and Plasterers' Union of this the commissioners for a period of two:

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”19 Sll‘ltTE‘Wi? get is in our tents. It ls'cit '. and iii; other labo to o “a ' years —-~be n June 1 last. Frank American Cheese Crackers ‘ . . . ,
the“ “my continued “Mlle ‘City Hall a ‘tvm-mlle hike from our camp to'afliliated wilh it comprilei; tliethilis l) Stevensgjllililif hasvbeen reappoint-l 991111 Tease Cigars l Gewmo“ Mam“ H' Holmmb l’eS-l The Flanders ”01“» where the
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the “canteen," or post exchange, so'ford Structural Building Trades Alli-

ged as physician at the county Jail forl
we don‘t get there very often. Soy-,1 ante.

The action had it‘s original two years commencing September 27.}.
ernl of the old fellows wanted to gOLhoorlng in the superior court of this Frederick M, Salmons of Westport is}
to Fl. Wright. But this place will be, county. Judge Milton A. Shumwayjreappointed as county treasurer for
alright when We gel in the barrack‘e.;found for the labor union bodies. The‘two years from October 1 next.
The regulars are leaving soon foxysupremc court finds no error and thus
some other fort and undoubtedly wesustains, the decision of Judge Shunt-
will take their place. lway.

Well, something about our camp, The Cohan & Roth Electric Com.
life. We haven't, still‘led drilling yelllpany conducted u non-union shop in

as we have luSt (“km our Federal‘thia city. i WAR ESSENTIALS
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That corporation charged;
axainlnation. Haven't heard how welthat the. union labor bodies conspired;
turned out yet.
Naval Consulting Board}
Member Says No Dilbert

Nearly all of us at‘e,‘ against. it in refund“: to work on jobs;
sunburned from swimming. We golwlth the Cohan it Roth employees,l
Place Has So Many» People l
Engaged in War Work

are tit-ere the day before taking hold
”if ithe various applicants. 0f the
Jets! examined eight-four were «quali-
filed by the surgeons and fortynine
'{wem found to be physically unfit for
,ltbe military service. The usual large
”number presented claims for exemp-
zhion later on. Yesterday‘s record
follows: .
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ESTATE MAKTNTT

‘ Qualified.

William Craig. Jr.. George R. Den.
lion, Olaf Amundsen, Henry Hanson,
~‘lPatsy Bosco, Harold L- Nash. Charles
banal, Rafl‘ael Ruccuzzo. Jaime Mc-
lfislly, Costanzo Marotto. Clarence
tillanks. William A. Tor-pry, Angelo
flickered Carl E. Person, Francis A,
‘ainugheney. Winc’enty Antonowlcz,
lChesterJngersoll, William ‘Filelson,
Menry Marni-ink, Donald 1.. Thomson.

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in for a duck about twice a day. We‘und as a renal;- of the alleged cone
have a fine shower bath and one can splracy, the Cohan (iv Roth Electrici
always find a dozen follows under “A Company made application to Judge}
One of our officers remarked aboutfihunlwdy for an injunction to tilts“l
the the?! using it ‘so often. Haven't. ‘ ..

seen any other company use its much; (continued on Eighth Page).
water as we do. We have had hood

 

,Et‘lflal‘ appointed his secretary, Wil-fgl‘t‘flt ofl'cnsive launched by the
(Continued on Sixth Page.) I 3*”? TL “filling To SW30?“ JudgetEntcntc on Tuesday is still being
i‘lum’h' p' Tum“ on the h“1"”‘T“’Tlliclti u) b’ unfavorable Weather
[court bench. His term will begin onf . - I. “l I . .. - - .2 . ' ,
, iAugv' 31' when the resignation Ofeltcmalns the center or militaiy ln~
iJu'dgn trump b900,,“ effective, andgtcres‘t; Along other sections oi the .
,will continue until the third VVedlles-illlle in the west, however, there is
‘ @515" ”it?“ Glider“ Assembly of 1919.;notablc activity suggesting at-
E 1 “. e“ “ 1“‘3‘3’“‘“’“e'~ “99'? nommabltcmpts to deflect the course of the
Limo of the Summer, will elect a man . .
,for the remainder of Judge Tuttle'slmm,n Entellteclfort. . .
Elem, which expires in 1931, Today 5 British official report
‘ Mnblllaltble's advance in public lirefrcvealcd that the Germans last
. . wills 9““ Tapid- 1301‘“ in Granbyfinirht delivered an attack on the
OUtOf Commission-Allen; iztll'CllTlllO.11330, the 5°" °l M“ “whiff-as battle front biting into the
‘ fi- rs. eo om M. Maltbie. he r ‘~., . . .‘ . ' ’ .
cury DIODE 20 Degrees led his early education in the Giggb‘vligrm‘dl line on Infantry Hill, an
7" , fpubllc school» following which hellmporttmt menace east. ofiMonchy‘
:wasl graduated? from the 'Hurttordilc Preux3 There was a sw1ft reac-
lPublc Hist School in 1897. fl‘olll.tl()ll bv (JP-U. Haitr‘s forces and b ‘
in bringing down the heat about 20 de-i Yale Unlvcrslty in 1901 and front t T a j y

wns'rroa'r. Aux. » '3.~The heavy
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t l he ‘ t} ’ v . I
. , l , . . . . . , us morning part of the lost;
(1,9,49,- Falrcluld, plum.) Affincino ' . ‘ , , .,., l mei . green. The highest reached during the, ‘lale Law school in 1905. He, was ad-l , , _ -
"Frank W. Ven-ezia, Albert Muttson,Y {SHE}; i232; algal:{lefpilflnggmé: I “A wall mitt!!! be built around melody was ill? but the large majority of ntittod to the bar in June, 1905. sincelgmund had ahead) been regain-
Stephen R. Bray. George Tobey. in hQWPM ’ r lentire State 0!, Connecticut similar “$1th factories found if necessary to which time he has practiced law lute“
'lllomcr D. Lawrencc._ Charles V. ' ' l ‘ T " ' '

The boys would appreciate a few
newspapers front Norwallt. All the'
news we get front home is by letters ,
They went wild for that “Sentinel".
you sent, help out by sending anoth-l
tr. My squad is nettle: called “'l‘hc,
. Fighting Ninth." We are raising the:
dickeus every night. Well you hover
got to do something to relieve the
monotony 'of the place. Have. some,
Sentinels sent up here, any n dozen

.closc down during the early hours of this city. In 1913 be was elected ml Likewise on the French from:
,the morning The damage done by the, the House of Representatives fromiin the Aisnc region there have
TStOf‘lll locally did not amount to machine town of Granbv and he was made. .' w '

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‘nlthough lightning struck a chimney a member of the committee on co AIM" ”10m (“mun attacks The
‘slitutional amendments.

:thoee around the federal arsenals at
lSprlnlzfleld and elsewhere. and the
,populatlon contained therein be con-

Esidered ammunition workers.". said ‘on the bank building, A motor on ll.

HURT CAUSE, .
Harry E. Harris, member of the Nnvnl' «

Four yeagistrokc was delivered on a half-
C .. ltl D ‘d l ,..cmp5 beach car'was disabled duringago State's Attorney Hugh M. Alcornllmle front in . the “emit." 0f
l onsu ugh out n explaining lhBlthe middle of the storm and it was lappolnted hint to succeed Theodore‘Ccrny. It failed
,dmft (flows which he is taking in '

under the
,necessary to call the wrecker from ‘6. Case as his assistant. which placetFx-eneh fire the crown ri c 's
{Fuirtleld county as chairman of the ~ a ‘ ,. ~ . " -‘ ., p n e.
llndustrlal Committee of the. Falrfleld‘xonvalk to get the c 1- back up town. . he atlll holds, and the following year ill‘

. lilps suffering heavy losses. .
. . , Traffic on the beach line was held up Governor Holcomb selected him to be T ,- .-
Committee, Resentmg Alt-30mm" ASSOCJT‘l‘Qn- for considerable time because of the executive secretary. Judge Gardiner 0" the Russian lront, the Aus-
Continuing. Mr. Harris said that thel ‘

fact that. the water was several feet trian crown prince of Bukowiua

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' mm' m” “Tue later, as we have tlons’ He‘d Up Anthony imme ”Opium“ 0' connwm‘" “Triton under the milmnd “MW 3“ (Continued on Page Four.) has again been virtually over-
I" Joseph Moeller, of Washington to prepare for TMDPFTTO“; RBDOI‘TZ . manufacturing essentials for waermDO street, thus making it impact} , -. run by Austrochrman forces.
itrcel, returned to South Norwalk ' 3"“ regards, H 1, ;::°T‘:bggd“i° am" 53‘5”“ not defiplimable for cars. Several machines be: I ~ . ‘
yesterday afternoon. from the Stam- - “ . ,M . , . II or a . n to pro u on 0 no no “mp stuck while trying to pass. l A Y . 3
“rd hospital, where he was taken H“ ism???“ ,Aug‘ 3"“ hllP'munilions or .war. . When the storm hit the beach it is \ lENbA, Aug. 3. Hi). Amster-
nn Wednesdnv aftm‘nooni after being 011‘“ I’ll it ".55 bl members of the, The West. be said. will turn out au—l

estimated that there were about 7,000.

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dam.—Austro-llungarian troops
have entered ("zernowitm the capi-,
tal of the crown land of Bpko‘

National Woman's party, it
Cllfilllt‘tl in the. Senate yesterday.
directly responsible for the

was'lomobiles and aeroplanes and engines
was 2 for the flying mnclilnes,
admitted; Connecticut devolves

‘shocked by lightning durlng the big
storm. Mr. Mueller stated this morn-
élnla‘. that he was adjusting the car-

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b‘" “Tm“,beach. A rush was made for the two
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. . inertia of the. Senate Committee on to e f u it! c: 1 d a timer for . . . ‘ wina. ‘

‘lburetor on his automobile when the . , , . l‘ 0 m '3 on. .n m 0 Y slblc for all of the people to ge. on g , Y . _

mash canto, and he. was knocked in‘ “$231: IS‘uéfiage.‘ _ l .- Esuch production. vder cover all of the women and chil~, LONDON, Align. 3.—-Cainille'
‘sensible, as were the three men with Imu 1“ f" “ml?"l-f‘ fOl‘O‘llnS his tin-«H It. has been ascertained by tentative lren were allowed to get into the par! The Ladies‘ Aid Society of St. Hllysmun, the Belgian secretary

lbim. He was taken to the. hospital, V cliai‘gcfitll‘mtxlle gomtliietstieddgtbllh all???“ "Equine“; 1171113 “3?. large Pgrilgn‘S-wilion and hundreds or men “’qu Peter's Lutheran church was entertain~ Inf the International Socialist COH-

" - « ~ . ‘ ‘ 3 . ‘ ‘ ' ‘T 3.0 If S T 9 “01‘9”: 1‘ ar 9 ,w at .h lter th uld around the, . .. - . w .3 ,

m: 313:1: ilgitlztllsgyflg; 28:3! F5331 Edward Howard, who owns proper-l \vilfully neulected to consider the” county” factories are subject to the h q 8 ey co ,ed Thursday afternoon in the assembly errcntc, "1 an “WNW“ tOdaY

icians, who bronchi. him around all
right, although he. is still exhibiting
burns on his hands and body.

‘ Peter Bolan, Andrew Bolan and
morge Demett, all of Bridgeport, who
'JVIcI-e with him. were badly shoc‘ed,
and Andrew Bolan had his neck in-
duced, but today they are said to be
all right.

During the storm the hatch was
blown off the yacht Senora, owned
by William H. Farrell, at the Nor-
twaik Yacht Club, and the Fearless,
bwncd by Edgar J. Mueller, had' the
alumni crotchblown overboard. '

MANUFACTURERS.
: AND UNION HEADS
‘ IN CONFERENCE

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f DANBURY. Align—Practically the
Azlonly development in the local batting
' situation was a conference held yes-
! iterday in the Danbury club between
the officers of the local hatters' assoc~
‘ lotions and several manufacturers
.mtii-or than those 'who recently re-
. nuceted the. formationof a local but
recs organigation that would be sepia
‘ rate from‘the Uniledflnttcrs.

The conferenCe discussed the situa-
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:died that night, and the mother cow

ty in the towns of New Cannon and
Net-walk .nbout three weeks ago no
ticcd a dog rush from the New Ca-
naan side. and bite a cow and calf
own-ed by him. The dog then went
back into New Canaan. Dog Warden
Thomas. F. Walsh a few days ago
was on a. business trip through that
section. and noticed the calf with a
dripple from its mouth. He inform-
ed the. owner that it had symptoms
of the dumb rabies. and ordered all
hi Vistock to be quarantined.

.. H. D. Hanson, the Darien vet-
erinarian, Was notified and be. verified
Warden Walsh's statement. The calf

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broke out. with the same disease last
Monday. Accompanied by Prosecutor
C. C. Hegeman Mr. Walsh subsequent~
ly visited the Howard farm. and shot
the cow. The animal was in terrible
anony. The warden. on investigation,
found that} the dog which was raising
havoc. in‘ The towns of New Canaan
and_Dal‘lten. was in the latter place.
The canine.was put to death by Cen-
stable Warren Greene. This was af—
ter a son of Dr. Godfrey, the Darlen
dentist, had been bitten quite badly
and it was snapping at other people
in the bdsiness section. Before be
ing shot. the dog was beaten. over the
head with a club and therefore the

Susan B. Anthony amendment to the
Constitution, which provides national
equal suffrage upon acceptance of a,
proposed amendment to the Federal
Constitution: Hecalled up his nio-‘j;
tion to discharge the committee from‘.
further consideration of the measure.‘

Senator Hollis answered that. no rev
port had been made because the com-r
mittee was not disposed to encouragcl
such manifestations as had been ext-l
hibited by the banner bearers. I

"There is a entail but very active,
group of sullragists who have acted:
in such a way that. some of us who;
are ardently in favor of woman sufJ
frage believe that, their actions should‘
not be encouraged by making a fav-E
orable report at this time," he said.
“I am one of those."

"I wish to .say. interposed Senator
Nelson. Minnesota. “that while I was?
in favor of the resolution. and had no
objection to its being reported I did
not look upon it as a war measure.
But niorethan that. as to the women
who have been obnoxious in picket-
ing in front of the White House, ,I,
thought it was a good plan to waitl
until they abstained from 'picketlng
and shelved their fitness and worthi-
nes's for woman suffrage.

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Because of the fear that their:
ants will be. crippled and the loyal-

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loss Ennis
' no; nun

A meeting of the boss barbers' as-
sociation was held last evening and,
several matters of importance were
considered. 'Owlng to the demand of,
r..ten per cent. raise in wages by the:
men. the bosses passed nlong'vthe ln-l
clause to their patrons, and after the:
first of September the rate for shav-l
lug will be the uniform price of _15l
cents and a. hair cut will cost 35‘;
cents. This raise in prices will tin-l
doubtedly result in the increased’
wages beingrglven the. men.

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. the AmericanFederation.of Labor, to.

Wench. A number of people who were room of th
loot in canoes when the storm started

were all able to reach the beach with
out any trouble.

The large crowd was calm during all
the storm. and little trouble was hadfi

At a late hour last evening there were;

land a number of people at the bench m

searching for missing wearing apparel

{which had been lost during the storm. nor, oft-g.

At 9 o’clock Wednesday morning all of .
the bathing houses available at the
beach had been taken and hundreds of
people utilized the bushes and their
machines as bathing holes The ma-
jority of clothing which was missing
was from these temporary bath hous-
es. 'Hundreds of people also came to
the beach in machines already in their
bathing suits and people riding in trol.
ley cars attired in their bathing suits
was not an unusual sight.

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AMERICA WILL ,
NOT PARTICIPATE

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LONDON, hug. 3.44m cable mes.
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When it was rumored that» an, agree-

head could not be sent to thegstate
finestt had‘ been, reached under which

laboratory. .

the manufacturers attending the
meeting would reopen their plants,-
l’l‘he rumor was officially denied at the
three of the hatters' organization
here it was statedtlla
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No rmnufccturfis ‘fllo...conld be-
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' wallc’s territory.

. to Warden Welsh yesterdav- ,

Mr. Walsh cannot account for the
fact that he was not informedof the
occurrence right away. He states that
these are the things which leatte the
public in much danger. The question
is that the dog came across the line
from New Canaan bitcattle on Nor-
and was possibly
owned by Home unknovvn person in
Dalton. . The dog had no collar or tag
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{louse and» parade as those women‘:
ave done is lit for suffrage.”

POLICE SUPT. 1N4 .
NEW ORLEANS KILLED ‘
"NEW OBLEANS, Aug. Eli—James W.

Reynolds, Superintendent of the New
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NEW roan.“ Aug. 3_.-The heat.
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tion of Labor, and W. W. Appleton, of‘
the 1 General" Federation of ‘Trade
Unions. refusingto participate inthe
International Socialist Conference, is
welcomed by the Post, which editor‘
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; ‘50ncé‘ngaln1he Allies have .to thank
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n was in thelfou
‘ the time, ‘also._
recived twoybulletvwounds :t the chest. ‘

Only an estimate of the number pt
leases of heat prostratlon‘siin the last
r’dnys could be ‘ today.

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prion wool

e church by Mrs Frances
in honor of her eightytetghth
After the usual business

Hoffman
birthday.

followed. ‘A fine collation was served.
The following members were present:
Rev: Pastor M. L. Steup, Mrs. Hoff-
ann, Mrs. Meyerholz, Mrs. Engle-
hardt, lMrs. lFuhrmonn, Mrs. Groesh-
Schumann, Mrs. Miller, Mrs.
Koenlg, ll

man. Mrs. Banzhaf, Mrs. Rains, Mrs.
Neugebour, Mrs. Yuppert
Mrs. Hains, Mrs. Zippera, Mrs. Becker,
Mrs. Pfizer. Mrs. Gottslham, Mrs Dey-
senroth. Mrs. Uhlmann, Mrs Wymann..
Mrs. Eltzemeyer, ers. Hofer, Mrs. E.
Schneider, Mrs. Nook, Mrs. E. F. Day,
Mrs. Carl Schdub, Miss Anna Barthbl.
Miss Marie Day, Master Karl Scheff.

AUTOMOBILE. ON .
FIRE UNDER BRIDGE

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The early morning excitement in
the Second District was provided by
Harold F. Clark's automobile, which

caught fire on the way from his resi- »
deuce in High slrevSt to the railroad »

bridge at Washington street. As soon
as Mr. Clark, who goes to his em-
ployment in Stamford by auto, every

1 rs. Thornton, _ Mrs. Brigger. ,

. Mrs. Stack,’

of the
Handelsblad,

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meeting was concluded, a social time‘dcclared thatRussia and Austria—

lHungary were on the verge of
looming to an understanding, ac-
lcording to a dispatch from Copen-
éhagen to theExchannc Telegraph
lCompany. ‘ ' ' L" . "
BERLIN, Aug-3; all London.—-— ,
i Czernowitfiz, thefirpitnl renounce-
wine, has been captured'by the
lTeuton forces, according to the of-
‘ficial statement. issued today by
the German General Staff.
LONDON ,’ Aug. . 3.——-Emperor
Charles, of Austria, received ‘ in
audience Dr. Michaclis, the Ger.
man Imperial Chancellor, .011
Thursday," says a dispatch from
Amsterdam to the Central NeWS
Agency. “
AN ATLANTIC PORT, Aug, ,_
-3.—-An American tank steamship
loaded with gasoline was engaged

 

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chemical the tire
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. Water street.* Dr. 3.“
H. Illuminate medical examiner, was ‘ ‘
other: and is. investigating. , '