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Entered It the South Norwalk P9“ SOUTH NORWALK, CONN” WEDNESDAY, AUG. 8, 1917
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Thunder showers tonight.
fwo-cun'rs
PLANNING l0
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3“. H. Bedient’s Bid of $3,750
A the Lowest for Two Addi-
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A. Center Building
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0E ' (llllllA 0E l0 CHANGING
BREAKS mm
A BHNGAEHW ZlSHllAElEES SlHEEl NAMES
‘ 2b] H ' S' e Been
“Hamid SSSm liSifa‘w Ca- That Number Who ANA Streets, East. Wall and
‘ , . , Physically Fit and Ask Wall Streets Likely to Re-
naan and Placed in a Safe ‘ _ . . .
For No Exemption tam Their Present Destg-
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Doctor’s Car
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New Teachers Engaged andA
. the Coal Supply Consider-A
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The School Board of the City otA
Norwalk held its regular montiilvA
nuceting at the High School last even.A
Eng. All members of the board were
present with the exeption of
It’l‘racey. Tlte new superintendent or"
“46(‘lloolh‘, .l. (l. Buchanan presented a
dew trecommepdutions. the principal:
one being his suggestion that the va-
«'ancy caused by the resignation (it
Miss May it‘orcier. teacher of French
and lower tirade subjects in the;
Franklin Junior High school, he till.A
ed by the combined efforts of teach-A
tel-s tiow employed iii the school. He
suggested that the grade tcaciiei's'
“take care of the elemtiitary studies}
‘nnd other teachers take over siiet'illl‘
ones. The board vol-ed to accept the
o'ecotiimciidations of Stipei'intendenl‘
Buchanan. -
The resignation of Dr. E. ii. Gum-
bart as principal of the High School
was read and accepted.
A letter from Attorney int 0. Gretz-
bry was then presented in behalf of
{his clients, and stated that they did,
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"Dead” is the la’conic message;
scrawled on the envelope mailed tot
'Joseph J. Russell,» of 16 East Mead
Street, Stamford. iit which was conw
'tained his summons to appear before
Ethel physicians of the local exemption:
board that his physical fitness to he‘
one of the draft army might be deter!
mined. ‘
Although residing and employed in’
Stamford, Russell registered in Nore
walk on June 5. His “red ink" num-
ber was among the first drawn. but,
icleath intervened. A
City Clerk Stephen Uokus this
Aftorning received Russell's summons,‘
Which \va': returned with the sad in-,
‘ncription thereon. A formal investi-
gation will probably be. made by the
exemption board to determine wheth-
a. the death is a fact.
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iisNNANtNNNrrin llENMAAREFll‘flNEm'ZEN
Enlist iii Navy
Friled in his alleged attempt to steal
Dr. H. C. Siierer's automobile. parked
in front of the high school on West
avenue, last night, Daniel Sullivan. oi
bridgeport, took the next best thing,
Fire Five Times at Intrude' Another Group Will Be Ex-f , . . .
on One Occasion But H; amined For Draft Tumor-1N0 Objection to Extending
Escaped A ’ . row East’Avenue Name Into
Newtown Avenue
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1.0 e”. of Mrs. A. S. Tanner ml ‘ ‘s o it ionor 1st 0 .'0rwalk‘s. - '
1m. house in Bushy Rhine NU“, r_‘_:diattcd lllt'n who passed their lilit’si- ‘ . _' . which happened to be a linen duster.
natu'n, Saturday at." 1 1‘ ’l . . b ‘. 1cal examinations with ”unpaid Arc? from ”1“ ““1“"an “(I‘FTSP Ollln- Sullivan was arrested by Policeman J.
M. . . , ° " 11.. ’-‘ 1‘ “Fm“... . 1 _. ,1 , ions to changing the names of East E. Flynn and as Dr Sherer did not
,_ .u u m, mmwnpd her to Km” off . ., dllt .coritu to (laim t‘kt‘lllltllOll‘ . . , . - ’ , ' .
two valuable diamond ”w. b . ‘from serving in the First National“ all and “ all streets, and l\orth push the charge 0' atTempted that,
'associated in liolice civil: A” vah’JAl‘lllY, are 84 sturdy \‘tlllllE iiicii tint. ““‘1 South Main streets ‘0 West “79' Judge George II. Vosburgli ””5 thorn-
1” ‘7’ ”l 5““ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' 2 line which were expressed at the pub- ing, lined the accused mart SI and
Canaan and (.thhm. .. , . rttypes of the real soldier, who are .. . . . . .
tempt N Hwy ”w b'SicSlHEE-A)AH31‘;A:.A””"‘ all walks of life in the my. “m1.lic'llt’ill‘lllll. hubby (Lilly lliall. l‘ist evep- coztsuonta charge o‘fvpt‘l‘mnkeiitress.m it
“"0”“, it. \‘ellabl-E in Cascade Road,AWhO were formally accepted as tlieilfAHTIAt Eill'?;t':l- 0).,‘.i.1‘.‘:\f an???“ 1' till: l‘d‘nfifno‘fll' lefl‘lfig ““21 (“a
near the NP“. Canaan-Stamford “mum-st part of Norwalk's quota of 21-5 in"? “l I," “In AW? “1‘,“ m} (Swim. (.',l m. A. 0.9 . 0‘} re. gne
Mrs. Venable is the daughter of MLA‘" a meeting of the Exemption Board tions for some. mm to tome. “are his position in _.\ew )ork yesteiday'to
and Mrs. “my K MUM”: of Straw-A3"““9rd‘l-V afternoon. Awas ito objectton to (intending. luant get. anew job in Bridgeport. lie was
berry Ilill. She has been living MA 0“,]. 300 men have been pxnminmi'HAWAII-P 'nortliQto take in a section if successful l‘n'obtainlng .tjplace In the
the North Stamford bungalow wiullthus tar. 0f the number who passed ‘\‘““".”“n atentte "5 .fm ds.('mubu”’ “f“m“ department or A“: 1““)me
h”. six-year-old daughter. . Ab“. 84 did not claim exemption. TheWjiis tht.~~ was one continuous north and company s plant, and was to report at
The repeated visits of prowlers to are 5“” '0 be drawn 131 “1011- TO’ south highway. A; (.ctlock this “‘3“?le IMAM“) I???
the bungalow and one attempt to rob , "““T‘m' afternoon ill 4 0'(‘l0('k. it hour A “Al'd ‘.Ol:\m‘or'. Mu \-an :ll‘tlnget . 5
the place within the week gay}: meibcr of young men who for good rea- Allin“ 'd (1)“ Salli)“; mt 3‘ .‘A‘ 05“: it?
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ii'ils seeking to kidnap Mrs. \rpnabhps‘ they Were first summoned. will tin-t tigii“ius‘g:w S'ork'wl ”‘1 hi. stop Edoff
daughter. and that he hoped to oqut‘l‘m Phi-“0&1 “‘9‘“ l" ”‘9 (‘lll' hall.A A-it Soililtli Norwnlk id exchan'ep fare-
tain papers that won be of use (0% Here. is the first contingent of the; ‘wem with his friendl . 5
him. This belief was strengthened hygroll 01' honor that will make- “D Noe’ ‘ ‘ '
the departure of Mrs. \'enable and: waik's quota. These men passed their"
her daughter a few day. “map 11.9 mflphysical exaitiinations aitd would not.
trusions began. It was said that slic' shirt: anti ask for exeitiplion. SOlllt“
had gone with her daughter to “10:1“ them are believed to be “friendly,
Ailllmli‘l," who had the opportunity, it
Atliey cared to talc? ntlvaittane. of
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Aclaliiiitrg exemption on the gl‘Oililllti of
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lNHllSTHlAl Bil/AHA] .HHHY HE MISSINH
Noi-walk men. who have been faundA WUMAN '8 ”JUN"
BURIED lNHEllAH
physically fit for the draft army, and
who desire to be granted (’Xt‘lilplloiiA
Warrant Issued For Farmer? ,
After Mystery 0f Land.i"“d Commissioner‘Mchtide presided
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HATlEHS AN. ,,
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Manufacturers. and UnioniSAIUNfi VESSELS
Officers ConSNdering Plan HIST IN “ALE
of Settlement
Ninety Men and Seven
Boats Missing Near
Greenland on Outward
Journey
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tndvanced by Robert M. .\chad0, Uli-
Altcd States conciliation commissioner,
lfor two hours at their first session
‘yesterday the ital manufacturers,
VWllOM‘ plants are closed. and the oft.
iticers of the United Hatters and Dan-'
Abnry lialtcrs' associations adjourned
their meeting until two o'clock yester-
.day afternoon, when they itiet again
Ato discuss the proposition further.
The sessions one being held in the
City Hall.
The conferees met at eleven o‘clock
LONDON, Aug. 8.-—Seven Nor-
weginn stilling vessels and ninety
men were lost in a heavy gale near
Greenland, according to a dispatch to
the Central News from Christiania.
The vessels were part of a fleet of
fifty and were returning from a fish-
ing trip in the Arctic Ocean. The
gale was encountered on the outward
journey.
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ANiltiWNEilflANtIES
oit vocational grounds are said to be;
amour: those youths who 'are bcseigJA
inc iieathuarters of the industrial cx-_
emption board in the county courit
house in Bridgeport asking to be
freed from military ditty. No appealsi
, _ .ovcr the meeting. City Clerk George
‘ Owner s Disappearance IS F. Hanna acted as clerk 0‘ the “we"
Cleared iiig upon invitation of the commis-
' sioner. Harry McLaughlin. W. Harry
A —— Green. George F. Green. Cornelius
A LA CROSSE. Wis. Aug. 8.——TheAA_ Keane. Philip Simon, Herbert R.
Aflndtiig of the body of Mrs. Cora Mil-AMeChesney, Frank P. Farrell and
ler buried in quicklime in the cellar Harry McLaughlin. J12, were the man-
at the home at Edwin Hauge. a fai'm-,ufacturei~'.t present representing the
er of La Crosse county, today cleared 3 finns of H. McLaughlin & (70., the
will be ll'Pill‘(!, lhO“'(‘\T‘I:, until lllt‘A
ceitified notices of those called have;
been received front the examination
board, and where they are allowedt
the prospective St.‘_..i€‘I‘ need take no
further action.
LMembei-s of the local exemption
board have no power to grant .exentp-
nion ion vocational claims. Theset1
must be presented the industrial.
board, but at a date which will be
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SMAiHiREDleAAING lHIiViS
Bound hand and foot to his bed, 9.
bulky pillow tied last about his head,‘
Emil Karel. of Stevens “street, an,
aged and lame vegetable pcddler, watsE
slowly suffocating at 9 o'clock last’
night as three. bold thieves turned
his home topsy-turvy‘in their fruitg
ess search for valuables. ’l‘lie'man’s‘
it isn't because they are: lacking in
the proper appreciation of good music
that. several wrathy residents of Oil-
jen street are making indignant pro-
tests to the police_—about the noisi-
ness of John Kovac's Victrola at 8
Olijen street, but they hold with some
itdegreo of righteousness that. ‘there
A are many other things more produc-
:tlve of sound sleep that a Victrola
pulled up close to an opened window
and sending forth into. the night vari.
pus “canned” selections while the
owner dances jigs, noted more for the
persistence 'of their performance titan
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up the mystery of the. disappearance, S. A. G. 00.. John W. Green & Sons
of the woman and resulted in the is In“ (The Danbury (30.. and Simon
t‘suance of a warrant for Hodge. who & Keane. President, John W. Scully
has not been seen since early in J“l3'-,and Secretary—Treasurer Mai-fin Law-
Mm Miller. “0011 ““3105" farm lor, of the United. Hatters: President!
Agar?“ lived. had lbeen missing ‘Slnogjicon‘eliuS McCue 9nd Jeremiah bcully
distillansc‘é‘Elimfimfililé‘é‘el if: ‘ V‘°°*"”““‘,‘i”‘h“8“‘“§l..?8€"°3: “HAS
.. - _ . - ‘lSecretary ug ' . « '
She I‘figalveg) adlettfr. Instillaung that {local batters: organizations, represent-
: ‘3 l’e - ' ‘5 9'0"." noW'e the batters.
that the person who killed her wrote? d
the letter. . .
A It. is the theory of the. police that
\Mrs. Miller, who owned. several farms? , ,
had gonle to collect rent and in aAOne Killed, F 1V6 Hurt
quaarel had been struck with a ham-‘ - ' '
mei- 'which was found near the hody.A In Gas EXPIOSIOI‘I
Range is thirty-two years old andA
a] thousand dollars for a building. and?
loan association payment, and it isl
thought they were after that 1noney.l ‘ ' _ ‘ . . BUFFALO, N. 32', Aug.-8.—-One man . th‘n utilities for tired
in? from the harel‘,s house: ' T00 (was forty years Old. ‘ a 3““ explosion at 'the Acheson Authorities were told this morning
frightened to investigate alone, she
ran to the man's brother, who lives
nearby. He armed himself with a'
Graphite plant on the Niagara River
road north of here. yesterday. Three
‘of the injured men are in n set-torn
that the Kovac's Victroin was loudly
performing last night. and Kovac’s
was loudly dancing in step with .it.
WHEN HE HAN’l
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Former Night Clerk at Clif-
ford Hotel Tries to Start
' I WAS FAVAAEEABEEAACCUSM Leaves New Job to’
“ Aman, George F. Woodward and Han-
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1Local People Attend the
Earle-Agnew Nuptials in
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riissidenee iii Grand Rapids, .ll‘icli.,A
Ewith elaborate decorations. and ll‘A
‘tiie presence of numerous friends; iit'w
‘ciudind iiiiiiiediztte relatives and new
quaintanccs front Norwaik, Hiltl‘VA
Woodward Earle of this city and Missl
llose Lillian Agnew, dauuhter of M12}
311‘] mi" “PM”? \Ul‘f__"‘gf"‘3“" “”3 has opened tip ilu‘lllli with a bom-
ited in wedlock at not! oclock last _ ._ -' ‘ . f
”Suing. The“) m”, a large “mm, liiiltllllililll‘llfllliAlletlillllsll{1111150
aiice of invited guests and the toilets “mm “W Intensity ill stilllt‘ sectors.
of. the ladies were charming. The The Get‘ltlails al‘t‘ replying: “llll'lt'
bride was pretiily attired in while. C‘lll_\'. illltl the duel appears to be
and carried a bridal bouquet. {ills-.4 “1,1.ka up to notable propor-
Anne helsey was the maid of honor - . ‘
and Elaine White was the flower pirl. ‘ mmh' . - -
Randolph Belts of this city, a per-‘ BSA-1”] “ADM.” a BrmSh attack
sonal friend of the bridegroom, acted 'l't‘iil‘ All" ”t‘lil‘l‘m "WM “‘hit'h ”“3
as bruit 1mm. ‘ Following the cert» (icrniaiis licat oii' iii llillltl to hand
mony i‘l‘l‘tlt‘fllllOIA Was llt‘ltl and Al'n’dig'lititiu. 'l‘liis ”WW-mm" is I‘d-
;zrtttiiiatioiis were extended to the (”Mod in t1”.1gl.m\_]] ”mpg.“ state-
happy br-tiple. The wedding gifts - ‘
ititnerous and costly! After a brief'mmn as a successliil ”ml “03“.
wed ing tour Mr. and My. };am. will Lonibacrlzyilc. Ill which the Brit-
ibo at home to their large circle of isli captured a few prisoners and
triends at i4 Morgen avenue. 2“ lllzlt'lllllt‘ gun, Judging from the
“TH? I‘Of‘m'k ,lj’um" mould?“ Mrs'tit‘l‘llllill statement there were
aiiiet thanibliss. Mrs. \‘iilliaiii H. . _ , ~, ,- . .
;Earle, Mrs. B. W. mcmL “up, Dyk-Illillllt‘l‘ raids in foicebt Entcnte
‘troops on other portions of the
AGermaii lines on tlie'Flaiidcrs
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ASSUMES HHlllHlE PHHPHHHHHS
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‘British Attack NEar the Bel-
MAN WEDS EN WESTA to Hand Fighting
Lost With Thirty-Four Oth-
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Aisiic region new attacks were
,inntlc by the crown prince. east of
1\'atixailloii and west of the Cali-
BEAT WAY HflMEAfflmi“ l’latcau. They were re»
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pulsed. There is considerable ar-
, tillery activity all along the Aistie
front. '
Rumors. which were disquieting toA The Germans who broke into the
“hose ”"501” “"‘O conlt‘lbmt‘d ‘0 ”A“ARIISSO-thlllalllflll lines near Folio
:sixth Companys “00 fund' to ”‘9 e{Eshaniaii Monday extended their
,fect that men rejected from the comm. v...“ _ ‘ ‘1. _ ‘ 1‘ n. B _1~
‘pany when it was mustered into fed-AW‘AA» 595m“ “5‘ ”A "-‘ 3 el m
Aeral service last Sunday. did not re-‘SA‘llt-‘n‘fmt {01‘0“5-
Aceive their pay and were obliged tot LONDON, Aug. 8.—-Fotll'
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make the” way home all best tht‘yAAinericans were lost on the Brit— ‘
SSSHSAnfaStSimdgnmiSEA-Au‘n SSStASSetAhS‘E iSll steamer Belt-"inn I’riiiec, which
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the company nearly $700 for it‘s com-A‘ms milk Jul} '31 b) a .(wlma.n
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Instructions were issued to the 22 among the survivors.
men rejected to proceed from Foit Thirty-eight of the crew of the
T““1" ‘0 F0" “Tm“, where ”mysteamcr were drowned and three.
;;‘::£q.loo;pf:ge :29” final Stme'Aotliers were resend by a patrol.
" ... p‘ ' lenAltoat and taken to a British port.
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misunderstood, and When they V _ .
Fort Terry, thpy neglected to reportg'llte survivors say the submarine
for their pay at Fort Wright, the re-Asllclletl the vessel. after which the
Still being that some: Ming lt~°>llli1053~Acommaiidcr ordered the. crew to
had to “beat the” way how“ The Atake to the boats and go alongside
rumor that 1v and trans orlationi . .
WM refused “damn indigndlion be_;tlie submarine. According to the
cause of the fact that Norwalk gal-QIStirvivors, the Germans removed
the company heart y$700 for lt's'com-Alllt‘ll‘ life-belts and clothing from
mny fund, to be Used in just such’all the crew except eight, smashed
emergenmes. the lift-boats re-cntered the sub-
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mum“) d :ab" w caused 15 men marine and closed the hatches,
to be rejected, while seven were dis- . ,
charged because they had dependen. leavutg the men on deck. After
traveling on the surface for‘sev-
cies.
oral illilt‘s the l' boat submerged”
. The Americans who lost their '
. . . lives were William Crissy, or
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Sliew. Detroit: Thomas Gilmore,
'27 Globe, street. Merrick, Mass.;
Ben Cain, negro. Norfolk, Va.
_ ‘ The sole American survivor is Wil-
A HELENA! MOM'v.A“g~ 8-“v1293d1y liatn Snell, a negro from Jackson-
l‘estdts to the ruling classes; are ‘
Aville. Fla.
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at a British port today heard from
his lips the story of the murder of
Alhreatened in telegrams received last
-iir't iccals'of the I.‘ ". WIS should
“brother. v.‘ho fler three shots after-A gun, and as he crossed the threshold
”Ute fleeing men, 101:0.th 1m matte: 0; his brother’s house, the three men
to Acting Desk Sergeant 1-‘. V. Raw “‘15th ”St hfm Gilt into “10 d'H'k' A
' Three shots mm fired in tho »
"mood at polio} headquarte.‘-i,. but the ’3'53- _ ‘
"item-up was out of the joins-ileum of tirechon they ran. bu. none. took of-
;jxhe polico'here. , . inct. When he. was found tied to tho
‘Karci, who lives alone on a spam:- bed, Karel was rapidly A weakening.
1y settled part of Stevens street, was 3‘23“ the smothering 03m,“- of “5°
attacked- in his bod-room by tho thnce p ow. .‘ a
men. After making him fast, and “’0‘" a year 33" Karel was he].
gagging him with the pillow to make up on the street by a man who struck
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Demands on Bridgeport
Manufacturers Include In-
.conditlon. A spark from a battery, it
Its belitvcd, exploded gas that bad 03-
capcd from r. defective pipe.
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iNEW HEAT WAVE '
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That oppressive. and distasteful
characteristic cf the weather only
dubbed “sticky: which was predomz-
Anight by Governor Segyart from east-
whén a neighbor caut'cusly crawled other merrim‘s of the rder be. lynch-
up to the window. reached in and-ed. T322 threats are on, ontcotro or
Pulled out the annoying instrument. llho ivneiiirirr at. Butte, ism week. or . ~,‘ . , .
‘uor-' Frank: II. Little, an organ ::r and Vice from (‘lttox say the Turks
= n 0 then, the ncf l1 .
hogging; nly _ g mm". m- v.0 Defian-mtmm have bombarded the. island. . of . »
' . I CHICAGO. Aug: 8.——Sent!mcnt t’arTchhmmci a sinner; of A813 M3013. »: . .
‘ . n encrat rtriko of all members of art mi e3 com in ma sin '
WHITE PLAINS ELKS "1|me “7- W- 1“ “"W' - ”wrung fouryvessels and slightly, lining
KT DORLON POINIAto W. D. Hayward. Pi‘neral Secretary in the l “.11 nd '{h a . t'
and Treason-r of that organization. g '0 ‘ a, c “9 loll
busses,I-Ie stated today that he had received grounds.
the crew.
ATHENS, Aug. 8.—-Ofiicial ode
Automobiles. ' and
onto
a Warning outcry impossible, they ‘
searched for money. Chairs. table's!
.‘ “and other articles of furniture were!
overturned. Drawers oi desks andl
bureaus were ransacked, but no va1~A
fitnbich were found. _
, Authorities - believe persons who
«knew something of Kare 's life are
tbet’tkowitz. It is alleged Kemp'er did
creased Pay With Alter-
native of Strikes ‘
BRIDGEPORT. Conn. Aug. 8.—
»One hundred and thirty Bridgeport
manufacturers who employ ina-
cbintats and tool makers neoeived in
not pay for supplies ordered. The sum the mail yesterday demands from the
which is returnable to the S
him with a club:
ATTACH ‘ WESTPORTER'S LAND.
Land belonging to Charleé ‘H. Keith
per of Westport has been attached in
a. suit brought against him by Louis
neat; this morning, is believed to be brought, a jolly party of Elks from
the forerunner of another depressing White Plains, N. Y, to Dorian Point
heat wave. Indications are that the todoy, and this afternoon one of John
Atemperature Will rise enns‘admuhl)’. but E. 0"Sullivan‘s' famous shore dinners
lwill not reach ‘the heights ~-‘attalned_ls being enjoyed. In the party-"are
Adoring the record-breaking bot spell over two hundred Elks and a happier
.tlie ii‘rst' of last week ‘ crowd never struck town. Some of the.
Weather experts promise a con- members at the local lodge took ad-
Atelegrnms from all parts or the coup-A“ .FLUSHING, Holland, Aug. 8..-
Airy endorsing a general strike in re‘ A German seaplane stopped a.
taliation for, the lynching of Frank Dutch fishing boat near Westka-u,
Lime in 3‘1“» M01“. pelle. One of the airmen went
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lizyz9:fidmf%:edagcstgie lilchggeni aboard and ordered the boat to ‘
While still in terri-
strike Was’called, but said that more Zeebrugge.
than 75.000'm6n are out. now. A gen- tonal waters 8 Dutch patrol ves-
“onraponuihl-e for the. attempted theft. {term of the common pleas c
v-‘Illefls known to have obtained sever-trot $1,000 damages.
ourt. calls
eptember Machinists’- Union in which are em-
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Itinned hpt spell. ‘iut,_,say the tempera-
mn'rk or that week.
ture will not reachronywhere months by going .to’ ‘thisspopu‘iar rear-rt and
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