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SOUE'H NORWALK, CONE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1917
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Trwo can't-s.
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Showers this afternoon or tonight.
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l00ll colllol
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Passes Senate 66 to 7 and
,W ill Be Signed on Friday
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{Herbert C. Hoover Will Be
, Appointed as Food Ad-;
'1 ministrator ’
WASHINGTON, Alla. SL—MAII is in
l'eadillcs‘s today for putting the Ad-
_ tinistralion's Food (‘ontrol and Food
gum-y bills into.cil‘cct as soon as.
they (became law with President
[Wilson's signature. The President
will nign the bills tomorrow, after
the presiding officers of the Senate
and House afllx their filgllilllll‘fi. to
the measures. This could not be
ti 0 today because neither house
gs ill session.
h‘inal Congressional action cattle late
yesterday, when tlle‘Scnatc in rapid
lsucccssion approved the conference
repults on both bills. They already
.had been applovcd by the lionsc.
The conference report on the Food
iControl bill was adopted by a vote
of 66 (0,7 and that on tile Survey
bill by a unanimous vote. ThOse
opposing the Control bill were: SHI-
ntOrs iiartlwiclt, Hollis and llccd.
,‘Ilcnlocrats; and Senators France,‘
Groltua. Lalt‘ollettc and I’cnrose.
The first step in putting the 'v.’
legislation into opclntion probably
will be the appointment by the Pros
ideal of Ilcrbcrl If. Ilooyer as Food
htdnlinistralor. _
The conference rcport on the food
bill had born before the Senate sinct; ‘
dost Saturday and the bill itself sincc'
‘ {June 18. The House passed the men's“
« Jars June 23, 365 to 5 after a week's
holistic.
alumina
, maintain
Hebrews of Norwalk ~bcgan Tues-i
day evening the annual feast of Ab. Ill
commemoration of the blurring of llll'
temple ill Jerusalem, by the soldiers
of Titus. This tragedy, which‘spell-
pd ruin for the Jewish nation. and,
marked the end of the Jewish na-l
tiohalily, is the inspiration of an int-f
p‘ressivo and solemn religious cerc-‘
anony. Services were landfill the
ls‘i‘nagogue on South Main st‘reet.
The Zioni'sls will observe the fast
of the ninth of Ab by collecting: funds
for the war stricken co-rcligionists in
Palestine, ins well as to forwarding
the movement for rte—establishing the
Jewish center at Jerusalem.
‘EXElllllllN sultan
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Of the hundreds of drafted men in
Narwalk who/have filed affidavits“
asking exemption from service. the,
{vast majority have done so solely be-'
cause they have dependencies. There.
are several cases of rcligionists and!
cnlistod men being drafted. as well.
No date has yet been set by the
éxemption board. to hold ineetingsto
' ‘Ect'on these affidavits. This after-
poon at 4 o‘clock a group of men will
,. fihderccd physical examination at the
' city hall. '
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five Escape From
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James O'Brien of No, 5
street. Hartford and Thomas Hughes
. of Waterbury both 16 years old, es-
caped from the Connecticut School
for Boys at Meriden uenday even-3
lag, according to a report made to
the police. Q'Blir‘ll was committed
“ In tho illstilllflon i“: March. 1915. from
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this city and Hughu was sent from
mfialarbury.
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.ized on either the coal, gas, oil or; .__.____
‘clttclcic stoves is about lb’ inches in, WASHINGTON. Alla.
’hciL-lll anti consists of a large rccepu 0f the various Halos today ppwiwd'
‘l‘lt‘lllllll‘ul Department of the l’airficld.marshal’s luau-mum.s to L'OVt‘l‘llors is
hozrc and has already been endorst‘tl.
by Miss M. Estclia Spraauc of the;
Connecticut Agricultural College and;
3Mls. E. G. H. Schenck of the Fairfleldf
NllllllllliliNlllEllS
titles for the fialltiniz t'orccs of tllei (”Pd “”1““? fitt'lill‘it's to determine the ”m"
,.\Iy Ilcar Mrs. Stills:
change the bulletin in some particuv
ling to uncertain what caused the shell
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One of Three Men Who At-
tempted to Rob Former
Councilman Found at U.
S. Army Barracks
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200,000 ltll
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SEPIEMBER' l
ssocialion Furnishing In-
vention to Housewives at!
Cost
Necessity being the lnothcr of in-;
lvention and conservation of food he-
lillg a necessity in Fairfield county all
illlis lime to guard against thr- llllllll
trust of living next winter. invention!
t las atzaill tonic to the aid of homcf
tt-conolnit-s.
‘ Ill thc prt <cnt lintancc the house;
lwil't- bent on canning the various?
:vecrtablt-s and fruits so abundantly?
throughout the county has;
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—--—-—— Accust-d by the police of partici-
- , - 7- palin: ill the brutal assault made
FH‘S‘. Thll‘d 0f Quata “ I” GO, upon former Councilman Henry J.
Immediately After Call to liipson on the evening of February 34
. . . . . ,on East avenue, an enlisted man.
DlVlSlonaI Training Can- “no.“ name ha; been Withheld tort
tonments
the present, has been ordered intot
,solitary conflnelncnt at army bar-‘
racks in Syracuse, N. Y., by Adjutant ,
(ll-llt‘l‘al McCain. formal charges of i
aspault with intent to murder andt
. highway robbery having been preferr- l
ploycd by the am'icultural dcpat‘tlncnfi ‘cd against him. i
ot the i-‘airileltl manly :;ss0(-i:itit..l, .l "EPEN T 31,-, llipsnn was. hurled to the ground 1
cmllplt-tc canningr outfit similar to, 1... three man and r-r-wty'beaien be-!
tll'l; ust-d on :. lain: scale in e-‘ {01... his “0..ka were ransacked. No;
llt‘l‘ii‘s and illlltl‘m't‘d hi' ”I" 1’1: ~ ~1 inloncy was obtained, but it was some
Stairs l‘r'i‘pill'flilt'lll of \cricultnrc. 3*
Connecticut Agricultural collct’c and
farm bureaus llll‘tttliflltllll tlzcl'nitcd:
titatvs, has been perfected. i
The apparatus which play he mil 3
Reconstruction of the Army time briforc be fully recovered from
- . *thc shock of his experience. Chief
‘Vlli Be a Big Job——Some of Police William ll. Pennington and
‘ .' . Detective Sergeant Thomas Hunt
DIStI lttS Ready rm“. 1,“... working on the case many
:months with successful results. Pap»
9.~~Govcrnors’ ms are now being prepared to extra-
_ llllt‘ tllc accused soldier, and he will
tallies for holding: lllllllcl‘scd ill watt-r' notlt-e from I’rovust Marshal ticneral be brouultl to South NOI‘Wt‘llk ‘0 stand
a ntlnlbt-r of glass jars of variousJ(‘rowdcr that the first our-third of trial lyrinet‘ectiv'e Hunt.
sizes. ‘lllc quota of tittitttttt lllcll draft-9d for . _____..__.
lly an ingenious wiring devil-c these‘, service ill the National Army will be
may he lil‘lcd from the bottom as it called to the colors. September 1 alld
unit or individual jury. may be picked sent to training calltonmcllts bcfore
up by separate lifting deviccfi t0 pro-{September 5- l
ll'(‘l tht- hands front the scalding: wa-t, Mole than 200,000 will be called into
tr~l-. lsclvico ill the first increment, brine?
The outfit which will be distributed 1, ing the country's total military fort-cs
at cost to the public through the Air'up to one millitll Illt‘ll. The provost
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iCounty Association consis‘ts )pf livct that they make certain that the first Conference on Price ReducP
NW top jars. one pair loo 5, onc.quota be ready on time. l‘lXtC‘lllDllOll ' '
pair duplex forks. mic container alld t10n to be Held at Chicago
cover, both with llalldlcs. August 16
CHICAGO, Aunt 8.- v‘lnitlallvc in;
The handy device is said to be the}
first real aid towards canning ill the-
calling a conference of the. governorgi
,ol sixteen states a Chlcagpnngusti
‘16, for the urpo. ’ i
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certed action to reduce coal prlces.,
torch. to the extent of seizing the
mines, was taken yesterday by the,
Illinois Stat-e Council of Illcl‘ense. i
Operators have protested that the'
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:Harris to
(‘ounty Farm Bureau. .
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Find Out 110w prices arranged at tile recent fed!
i Hard Factories Are Hit cral conference from S2..5 to $3.75.
at the mine mollth should not be dis;
ltll'lri‘tl. It was said that the ones-3
.tlon 0f seizing the coal mines and
l Am“. census 5“.” ,mw mmm'opcrating them under state authority
Noiwalk kltittet-s of comfort ayfiamontz I-‘airticld county's four lltlu- had "0°" ””0“!“ to Governor 140“".
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by Conscription
l‘nitcd States Navy, are heartilyll‘xLem 0f ”10 Sl‘ll‘t‘lltv: military serv- in presenting the report 01' ”19 com-3
‘lllillllit‘tl by Mrs. “Hm. (‘arroll Frazer; mo examinations among the Skilled mittce numerous citations were made
chairman of the comforts committce'“HS-“'05 OY workmen [hill are engaged supporting the constitutionality of.
of tho Navy Lcacuo or the United, on war mutetlal production. the stale taking mm. the operation of]
Statos, tllrouillr Mrs, Edward .I_. Simad Th“ following ‘N'm' "mg l'im’fiv”! I
y large factory to- '
who has rot-vivid the following letter-:1: in Ulc mail of ever
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Mrs. lidwattl .1. Sims,
42 Rich street,
Norawlk, Conn.
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{upon a st-rloua matter directly affccl- ,
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you undoubtedly know, it...
Your letter to Rear Admiral MD:('t'llllltécllt‘tll' State Council of Defense
Gowan of July bill was received byicnlcrctl a protest ill Wasllill‘g‘lon con-
lnc this morning. forwarded from thcl Cf‘l‘ninx llH‘ .i’thKI-i‘flratetl population
Navy Department. Admiral )lc Gow- :05 létcf State of (‘onnccticltt estab-
‘w‘lrds‘tonlc letters of a similar isle or no purpose of draft, in . . . ‘ 1
3:13:19, ‘jn {up}. anything concerning which Flill‘llfltl (Itlllllly ‘\\'lll b9 (‘tlllf‘tl “,ASII‘URGTON. Aug. 9.——-“ Ol‘IlCI 0fI
Illt" knitted garments for the sailors.‘ui10n ill on cxcecdinaly heavy rate to ”uni?!" imf’ Operation lilefifmmlflffl-
I enclose a more recent hulletintlhe .‘u’t‘ions interference with busi- “on" “m 1’0“” ployidlnfi ml the
.q . "i ncss, much of which i‘: model f( r the purcbasq 0: 9'“ materials for the
”In" the 0"“ ““1““ “d "3 Adm" ‘1 ’ k ’ I, ntted States and its Allies on a basis
"As
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McGowan. 'th fiN ““0 11 “1 him“. ‘ I “(Hem 0“ 0f ‘ 'u of “reasonable profits" was begun at;
isubmittcd to the Secretary of thei ' _ td' ,, l W Id M .,f
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our organization had grown so he.
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lars. The proof of this new” bulletin,
was submitted to Mr. Daniels and‘lfl
felt that he had done so much work;
and had, as. he expressed it. “made;
goodf’ tthat tht‘ ‘llllllhit‘ll'. “tailed “’1'
second "edition. 1 am also enclosing
to ricochet to the point a mile from
the mountain and are looking into a
story that another shell was diverted
far from its course and injured a
negro. .
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included in
profiteering. P n. are being,
' made to lake drastic action to reduce‘
1 HERE prices in case negotiations with . 0-;
_ bring results. It is believed, how~t
‘ ever, that a” satisfactory adjudication;
Chief of Police “llllilnl R. Penning- of the cost 'pr-oblem will be reachedt
. > partlucnt had received no complaints The Administration's desire that
about. Norwalk men who aretatlempt- the Allies be permitted to buy neces-'
FflUR MEN KILLEE mg l oavoid conscription bl“ fleeingthesary materials at. the same prices as;
' . and lmprcssmcnt into army service. feelings that the nations are Working;
M ., None of those drafted men who in a ‘common cause and justice de-.
"UR [have thus far been summoned for ex- mands that costs be equalized, l
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Neither have there been found cases-
..__._,_ where false names and addresses,
, ,. . were given on registration day an a;
foam today were investigating the‘ w .. , . '
liillin" of four clvi'l'hins yesterday.i an“? dodm.‘ Than: ac many Cities’ ,
luring field ardlillery practice atlm tie coun ry in. are not play ng- AfiEI PARENTS
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, ,_ iports being circulated that numeroust
miles ——from Atlanta. they are t1“means are pursued to avoid service. '
‘ FRESNO, Cat. Aug. 8.——A. S. Gary.
, aged 37, graduate 'of a theological
i AND GUY IS LOST shot and killed his aged father and
. . . ‘ mother, Mr .and Mrs. Sarkia Magha-
PEMAQUID POINT, Maine, Aug. kian. at their ranch near Selma,
34 KILLED IN [2nd titty".l T1)? Port: Reading for Iiali- lesbian in the hands of the district
' ax, wit .. tons of hard coal, ran attorney. Gary said his parents had
TRAIN DERAILMENTlashnm on the ledger here in a fog swindlcd him out of his ranch. Ha
] Definite assurances are
i the board‘s program that the Amcrl‘
can public will be protected against.
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duccrs and manufacturers fail to,
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city to escape. physical examination this government is prompted by the'
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ATLANTA. Gar, Aug. Sir—Army of-E MURDERE" "'8
Little ,Kennosaw Mountain, about 30‘ as fair m the dram as Norwalk, ml
college in Massachusetts, yesterday
9.—-Thc two-minded schooner “'illis'Frt-sno County, according to a' con-
loat a suit‘ in the superior court to
today, and probably will be a total
AllldXANDRlA. Italy, Aug. 9.-—- loss. Captain John S. Lowe, and the establish his right to a life interest
ThlIlHonr persons were killed and crew of {our reached whore safely in in the property.
100 injured Tuesday night in the dew! [small hunt.
ralllne of the Genoa-Milan exproen at‘ built at Belfast in 187'; and registered
Arquala. i 198 tona' trons.
The schooner was Gary had his name changed from
Manhattan. a short tlmowtter his or.
rival in this country frown-menu. l,
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i Vosburgh in the city court this morn-
,day asked that he be alresied for
.Ifnlted States Government at Ancon.
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ll. 8. fiflVERNMENI G‘f.it.?.:“§.i‘i.§i£§i§‘."§f
MAKES APPRAISAL l Pantheon and Eplne e
of $6 toward his children's support“ "I: R. R. PRHPERTY
and they will be committed to the,
! Chevrigny ‘Is Reported
Children“ "0"”- fInterstate Commerce Com-
JBRITISH TilllflPS
le-b'es d S -. . . ..
null. .32.».“Shawl?€353.12.(litii‘flrl missmn Compiling Elab- fiAlNlNfi ERBUNI]
orate Inventory ‘
North Main street to procure money,
to satisfy his craving for liquor. His} _ . .v
wife left him last Week. and }"?5IPI"l The United States: goy'crnnlcllt igaFrench LOSt SIX ‘eSSCIS
pushing forward a va‘ahtion invita-i During the WBBk and Six
tlion of tie New Haven railroad in
Others Were Attacked
itllls section with all spccd against thci
ipossibility of taking over the lines’ ‘-——-"'
military purposes. PAR-ls, Ann. ‘J.~—ln the radon
owned by the New Haven railroad in'“1 “1,0 “(we UL ( “H.108“: - dud
this section is being scrutinized antltuw. ldummm.“WW “as {ll-“Ugly
“pmuiwd hm. by enuincers ropre-illcitvny last night. says the official
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One Man Didn’t Support.
Children; Another Sold}
His Furniture, While thej
Third Amused a General}
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Accused by the police of spending
his money on drink and women. while
his two young childrcn wen? being
cared for by a stranger. Martin Troyl
was sentrnccd to two months hard,I
labor in Bridgeport jail by Judge;1
inz. He could not furnish a $200E
bond guaranteeing a weekly payment,
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failing to support her. lie was on
the verge of collapse front excessive
drinking; in court this morning, and
he wasvsent to jail by Judge \‘nsvfm.
burgh for thirty days that. the alco-
hol might be gotten out of his sys--
tem. / l
His Wife. a. cook at It‘mt Tcl'ry,
where the members of the Sixth Com--
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Every building, dock and structure‘
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. . - .. . , ‘r‘cnlins the Intcl‘stalc Commerce:report given out today by the
pan?“ hteTstatloncd, ("901: “a“?mu"(I‘lillll‘lllrfiltil‘l of tlt‘ I'llilcd gialcs andtli‘rencll War Ofilcc. North Of
of ort err) came to ..outh .\m :enaineers assigned to “,0me with _ ) , ,
walk last. night. and after drinkinat ” ‘ ‘ ‘ .\aux-lcs»l alalnelx. on the .Alsne
the party by the New Haven railroad. . .
‘ . .. b' I" , l‘ _, The party arrived ill Bridgeport iltllll. 11.10““) tlcldclllllclttclear
the railroad station .t lit: pccu In! ”as. Tuesday on a special cm. (lcvotcd ed a lclttolllc trench. lllillctlllp:
action. Judge \osburgh cave him 15‘ . , fl, , ., , , .t. l ,.,. l ,‘.,, , , , ,
minutes ‘0 gm back to his. 110mm,“) oihce purposs which was (llllt‘lly osst 5 upon t It millions. and 1e-
, ‘Sidevtr'lcke own the "1' ‘ s ' - ' - . ‘ , -
when I". was arraigned in court to-‘ . d b . l 1 1‘”de Yd ,tlltned to then on ll lines on
day.
‘iion. Ill charge of the valuation wort: mm
W tror the lillll‘mid is H. I.. Ripley, illiall. The “Menu“ “was.
considerably frightened persons about,
iof . .
‘by A. p. E. Mullin from ,1“, NM... “'l‘llcrchasbeenacllvltyofllotll
,Ilaven ofiiccs. Ray Rice is in chat-oat,artillcrics in‘ the region of Pan-
;of the government experts about 35.,lllctlll and Epillc dc (lien-may.
"’1 ”“mb‘i-l‘ . i “A surprise attack by French
‘ Each building. dock, etc. is care-’ .. , . p .. . '. . ._ .
fully examined and the approximate“mm” “hum all“ ”I. N315“ hum
valuation of M”).- ”We of “my,” resulted at their bringing back
and iron taken upon inventory, which prisoners.
Offenders in Future Are ”.719; then checked against drawin’zs until “in {1“} pop-pm ”f 1.1mm“. to
able to Arresth Lifelcosl estimates of the tune when “.tllc “(H.111 ol‘ Yatlx-lcs-l’altlnlcix,
i ‘ I r 5" ' i ' ll ‘. .‘.‘ .
.W" W“ and. "r" ”H "mm,“ ,1)“ch one oi our tlcttlt-hnlcllts penetrated
1 . . lt r.» estimated that ncJtly tlllee . .
Guards to Repeat Larnl-v the (Jt‘l'lllllll trenches, and. alter
weeks will be required to compare
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val Tthc statistics in I'h-idgcport alone. Air spll'ilcd engagement in the course
[other and final party Will I‘Pm‘h this of which it inflicted heavy losses
.n . .. , it‘ll." soon to take lnvcntol‘i' 0f ”I“ on ”W cllcntv ‘llltl broke ll) his
of“ h‘bl'l‘lltopq, Allg, grin”) ”0““ bridm’“. the tracks having “been an.:(ll-Il‘dllllflllhlh‘l l‘t‘llll'llt‘tl wiillout
l ASCOLyIlIUl lune DQCPHNI com-'m-nir-id several months am. i H , ‘
p units from a number of prominent: The gem...“ mnwsspm prmmtmglosacs to our llllcs.
rcstdents of town concerning the ac-g'm railload circles is to the effect thatI “There is nothing,' to report on
trons of a number of foreigners at. the
'thc government may take over the.1ho remainder of the front."
bench. According ‘0 1h" MOM“ “1050 'operation of the road at any time be IUVIHN M1,. "l—hllotl‘fél"
IOngners are in the habit 0‘. gomgricause of the startclzic value in trans-. 7‘ ‘ . ‘ ' ‘ "' ‘
to the beach and going down as far' llll at ground by Ill-lttsll troops
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. portation of troops, coal and needed,“ ‘ ‘
as the cannon, then m”: enjoy “Ninevermncnt supplieswhich arc mallet”) ”iv l‘hludt-l's front. northwest
,lliflmngdus‘ “3 nature made themfi'ntore largely in ("onnecl/cut and Mas-‘ol lllxschootc, lN‘l‘t‘pttl'it‘ll in to-
as]:lggdltutcllc'lillllemdofljltloirfhlt muesfatfidi“Chuwns titan “sown?” in the day 5 official statnlcllt on the
‘ ‘ 1' oneo c"countr'. ; t.‘.. ._) -. -. .
local constables will be at the beach] 3 .l lanto llclgrlan itont opclatlolls.
during tile llt‘Xl few dayg l0 inyesLiJ --_—————.-_ l PARIS “'t‘llllt‘fitlil)’. Allg‘ 8
:ate this matter and it is expectotl w ,8 nYNAMlTE .‘(Di‘lill’t‘tlL—Jl‘lle weekly report of
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fl’rcllch shipping losses, issued to-
night. shmvs that four vessels of
1,600 tons or more were slink and
two vessels of less than that ion-
:llagc. Six n'lerchalltmcn were \at—
‘tackcd unsuccessfully by subma-
rillcs.
that an arrest will be made. {is WU
Two new rafts are. to be. ptlt at the.
beach within a short time and thosef
in uso at, the present time will be;
dismantled. |
Water Carnival Coming.
At the next meeting of the Conlpo
Life guards it is expected that a com- MUSKOGIEE' Okla... An‘g. REA???“
lnittcc will be all aimed to [like I’m” [01‘3“ “'9‘" "WHY“ a, m ”1.": . ‘ ~
charge of the annflal water evhnt ““1 States ”31“““1'3 office here ”1's: “mm? the .“ 09k “48 vessels Of
which will be held sometime during morning from the county attorney of‘all natlollalltles entered French
the early part of next month. This‘ 01‘3““ County, in ”W ”Home north- ports and 934 1““ ““011 ports.
affair wan a great success last yeartcastt’rn part of thf'statc. who mama? ROME. Wednesday. Aug. 8.—
and it is understood that it is to be] 9“ ”"1“ 'Il “d “"3 “$1 “(RERSSSI During the week ended Mn: 5.»
, - . - Esevela rairoa cars at ' ‘L . . . ‘ '.
held on '1 much more elabolate scale, says the officlal shipping report ts-
this v r. wise causing trouble. , . _ ' _ ,
' ea _ i __ tsucd tonight, Italian shipping
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3Past Commanders, ,Iosst s (,(llllpl laid in o stealntls and
. , , . , {one small sailing vessel. ’
JUVENILE BASES i 8- 0f V., to How The“ 1 ‘ lll thc'weckly period 487 vessels
- HEAR" IN— PREVATEi Annual Outing Aug- 1 of a gross tonnage of 355,175 en-
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i The annual outing of the Past icred Italianportsaml443 V0550“,
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ICdmmandcrs, Connecticut division, “f ;";‘;]'$‘0 “in-N 5811951- .‘.;
iSons of \‘Mcrans. to be hold at Bishq 1‘ ‘Xh'lhl Aug. il-gl‘tllll‘ flddltlom
For the first time mm”. the m3wtop‘s Colonnade, Saturday afternoon.fal members ol the American Field
law Judge George H. Vosburgh held
a JuVenile court this morning, hear-
ing the cases of several boys charg-
Aus. 11. 'al 1330 O'clock. Will b0 a:Scrvico have been awarded the
ed with theft. As a result of the
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regular family party. There will b9:("ros.~ o' v. _ ,. ‘ . ,
none of the stiffness that bars out- York: Q: \r‘dl' “‘1: 3:0}; firf-SV.
siders at reunions of some organiza- ’ '3 etcn‘smb 0 ‘Uvm 0 PM“;
tions but everybody is welcome in-! Howard It. (,zanlhlc. oi l\cw 3 ork;
law which went into efficct August 1.« ~ ~ .7 1 ind lllltrll Elliott of ‘V‘ ‘
the case's were heard in the strictest eluding men and womm, 0d d A V k tillsttm. 111., a
privacy. Spectators were hatred. and
the court could not give newspaper
rcportErs the names of the youthful
accused or the disposition of the
cases. ~ ‘ »
Arrested minors will in the future.
be given private hearings and thnir
faults will ;not be given publicity.
We record of their ofl'cztacu will be
kept by the police, thus saving them:
from a “police record" and unneces-
sarily besmirchinzr their characters.
HERE FROM CANAL
ZONE TO REGISTER
John E. Johnson. employed by tho
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young. according to printed cilttémlla‘fs student; in Northwestern Univer-
bf'ing “em 91“ by ”“3 00mm 0" 0' sitv and Charles Isb . ’
day. “Anyone interested is cordial‘y‘Acw'h’":g “as; ‘ st 1011} Of 1:30”?
invited, whether member or not. ‘ “t * ‘H- ,a “C en at dl -
And we particularly C'Dsire ladies millionth.
be present, also veterans and any of! PEI‘ROGRAD, Aug. 9.—\V\ed.
Your friends." I. r U i "la mosday, the first of the three “llib.
Thalia to renting 0 ‘0 “VI 'lertv] 1” 2 , ' .'
lion signed by Charles G. Mullincaux l ' " 10a 1 ,d lys‘ 1n Ru‘ssm meed:
prominent. of the. Past Camp Com-in great success. Automobiles
manders' Ashoclation for the sixlhtpal‘fldfid the streets of the capital
annual outing.ulnd cattnt-zrslgncd by‘nud decorated booths were in- ,
llcrry (‘- Coolcy. secretary-treasurerstalled in the principal thorough-
53fiqg°ggnxmggt 131:;‘1’1‘13121- “we m fares for the sale of war bonds. 1:
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;procure for the celebration a Iarwr‘ l’El‘ROt-RAIf). l‘hw' ‘ 9' ”The. ~
lscction of the Colonnade and ulsngfil'M "199mm 9 l “i “9“ Ho‘efn‘
Hon. Samuel Cnmpncr, mayor of New meat was held Tuesday. l’remldr'"
Haven, Department f‘onimaudrrdllrit; )Knt’cnaky, Why) prpsidfq'. mm a",
iamln "- Cheney. n. A. 3-. “I 1‘ Cabinet nutst concentrate all its
(‘annl Zone. Panama. arrival in Newivision Commander Charles H. Blwelh.‘ attention on national deM and ,
York yesterday afternoon and hunted. 8. of V.. who ‘7‘" (""11” “"9 topics. - y f 'l ‘ ‘ . V ' L
ed at once to am clty. where In mm: the any. Thu-c will be a big dole “WW3“ m" " ’ '9 .""“""'~" I’m"
littered (or contribution» in to “thezuuon from Bridgeport and parties - "'7'"
States" on | nix-day furlough. .I will come from all over the state. (008th on mm Pt!!! L3
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