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Entered at the South Norwalk Pelt
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sonra noawamt, dam MONDAY, AUG. 20, l917
Genreally Fair
Tonight. Showers TWO CENTS.
ESTALISHED 1370—
Mill ARAEAE
RAR AAAAAAER
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{I‘wisted Orders to Trolley
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.iiIiN Run
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Drs. S. J. Bernfeld atiH'bouis
I. Cherey, Indicted Mem-
bers of Exempion Board
99, Plead Guilty
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ABUSEI] REEIRER
Joseph Maiorano Fined $10
and Costs—Gabriel Ko-
vacs Wanted to Kill His
Wife
Edward Carlson. of Bridgeport. paid
$5 and costs as disbursements this
morning for drunkennesss. He was
'lll‘leSlPd by Odicer Fraser, Saturday
night at the east-bound railroad sta-
tion. His case'was heard at the
downtown court this morning.
John Maiorano. a jitney driver,
learned this morning that when an
olficer stops him and remonstrates
with him for having his machine over-
loaded that it does not pay to be-
comti abusive and use foul and ob-v
scene language towards the guardian
of the public peace. Officer Murray
stopped Maiorano,-on Saturday after-
0NE AAAARER
AAAER ARREAE
Silli AiAiER
ND 30 A w. R.
IN RRRtinsA
Troops Make Round-Up in
Spokane and Police Make
Arrests in California
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Labor Agitator Held as Mili-.
tary . Prisoner — Urged
al Weeks Ago
I20 REA APPEAR
ERR ERARARARIRR
The City Hall Again Today
IN_ IHIS CIIIEIIIIIM MILES 0M MEIISE IIIV
Frank - scofield, a Water?
Street Man, Charged With.
Failure to Register Sever-l
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.0an Sideswipe Each Other
at Switch on the Meriden -
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MADISON. Conn, Aug. Ell—«A niix~
up in orders to two trolley crews
Bum rise. last evening to a situation!
W C T _ 'h Inoon on North Main street, and told
'ere liven erms in ' l e-
him that he would have to make one
Federal Penitentiary at I of his passengers ride in the machine
Atlanta
land not sit on the. door and Maioran"
used language inwards him that is
_____ (not lit. to print. He was fined $105
" and costs this morning by Judge Vow:
NEW YORK, Aug. 20.«—T)r. S. .l., burgh.
Bernt‘eld and Louis I. Chercy, indict-lI ‘(mhriol Kovncs, of 9 Olijen street.
cd members of exemption board Noiwas fined $10 and costs this
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Rot”
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SPOKANE, Wash, Aug. 20.—-With
James Rowan. executive officer of the
district for the Industrial Workers of
a Very Busy Place For
Darft Board
., Up to noon today about 120 of the
£175 men called for examination had
ibeen examined by the physicians who
Iare. doing the work. They are Dr.
that. brought about a. near collision,l 99, today entered pleas of guilty to,A
‘iand‘gavo the pafisengcrs on two cars I gt charge of conspiracy to obstruct;
morning; the World, held in the county jail astilIiaiu .I. Tracey. Dr. Henry C. Sher-
ERERRA IAIIi ' IHEIIIMMSIVE "
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Prisoners of the Frentlf‘nyaai
Troops Reported to Hi? .
Passing to the Rear, andL 1‘
Indications-Are That W ’
eration Is Important «
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In the North Germans Maw
a Counter Attack on til?
British Near Epehy ’
The French took the otfensi
ltliis morning on the Verdun front,‘
“striking along a sector of elevelt'
MIPIJIAIIIIIIIIIEI
RARARAEAR REAR
Frederick W‘. F. Andrews,
Head of Trolleymen’s Un-
ion, Passes Away in Nor-
walk Hospital
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Yesterday afternoon Norwalk re»;
ceived with great sorrow; the news,
of the death of Fredarick Winchestert
Foote Andrews, 01’ 'i' \‘l’cstport ave.
one, who passed away about 11:30;
o'clock yesterday morning at the Nor-I
Awalk hospital, after suffering for ton
weeks with an attack of blood poison-
,f'lng. erysipelas, and gangrene. ML}
IAndrcw :5. who was a loud “'IL‘ll-liil0\\‘lli
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by Judge Vosburgh for assault and,
breach of the peace. His Wife. testifi
a militant. prismer. orders for illt‘l‘. Dr. James A. Meek.l)i‘. ii. M. \\’olfe.ll“-’“e-‘”“m' “‘35 forced I" '93” 0“
miles on both banks of the Menu?
river. Early official reports froth“, .,
e giving few details oil ..
the battle. say it has developed td',‘
the advantage of the French and” »
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that prisoners already are passing '
The first reports do not Show
\ . ' A- ., . , ,. . ~, . 1 Al'l‘Oll] work and take to his bed ml
of the Shore Line ElPCtI‘iC company the draft law when they were about' tied that he was drunk all dav ves ,Mrtlu‘ 0". agricultural “(l construt-illr. ‘i‘ 1" Tunnel and ilr.‘l l‘flillxllzi'b. Tuesday August 7th, suffering froniip r“ wliil
a bad scare. The mix-up came be- to be placed on trial. They were sen-I tcrday and that he stayed in bed wavtllmn workers of the organization, deollrown. ”J “in“? h; 5111111“qu i” away,“ boil oii his lip. Matters went rap-I fl 15'
tween Madison and East. River when . lt‘nt'ed to two years cacti in the ted-1 ing it knife around, and she implored: flat-Ed. Im number approxnnatelytigglatgg‘amspnis'le mu no m WWI idlv from bad to worse, and he Wu 5
" 1119 CMS were stopped as they near- eral penitentiary at Atlanta. lJudgo \‘osburgh through t‘ity (‘lerk ‘ “0’000 m the four northwestern states! The local “flamers are not exattp‘ admitted to the local hospital on Sat-I
9d I’flCh Otlll?!‘ at full SDPOd. Kalman (.lruhcr. not. a member of} meter. to separate her from him. ' became effective‘today. Some 50.0mm,“ ané g “in h v n t u I f‘ stlurdav evening August 11th. Afterl
The car procwding from New the board. but indicted with them on; Ilumdbsr workep; Ill] ll: four 5:111:33 (ll‘lpapgrs “n" “m?” age“ iii-iste‘eoi ”1,2,81 ““3,ng for .a week in a seriouslto the 1-9;”-
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" ' . t ' . . ‘ ' . ' , . ' ' “as e , owevcr. tiey would waive turn i'cSlPrHll’ morning, at“ 1 16 '
~meet the west. bound car at Mode The specific count. in the indict—l “mm“ and twenty-six other allegedt ch my,” about 11:30 o'clock.
son. The other car had been ordered,
to brocccd to East IlivIPr. it is saith}
Between these two points, on at
(straight stretch of single track. the;
ment for conspiracy on which Bern-A
fcld and (‘lierey pleaded guilty churn-I
ed them with iicccptiiiga bribe ot‘i
$300 from a registrant to exempt him.
EARRRRARARRR HITS.
members of the l. W, W. were taken
into custody yesterday by ldiiho Na-
tional Guardsmen on patrol dill," here.
Investigation of the industrial case
{their right to exemption and serve
,this country In the entire number
'asked today not one volunteered to
serve. all saying they are married.
‘that they didn't have to serve or that
two word stopped soon enough ml." lt. Wits disclosed, however, by Assistvf
avoid hitting. The west bound (‘m‘Iaiii I'nited States District Allm‘l’lI)‘.
twat; due at. Guilfoi'd at 6:10 and Illt‘gh‘l‘dilit‘all that the tit-ft'tn‘inn‘s had ac»I
‘crew telephoned at Madison, WllIClll CPDIIK’d $3,0o0 in bribe money. He
' I Itoid the court they had paid back a
‘ portion of the money and had prom-
iised to make good the balance as:
5 Soon as possible. I
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Mill/IRE MAI '
EXEMPTION BOARD MEMBERS
of each titan was promised today bylaw). had dependents
lwlietlicr the French have inaug‘d
Mr. mam” was 0“,. of the mapstlratcd a. major offensive, althou
Ianti most well liked men in the scrv-llht‘ indications are that the ope .
Iicc of the local troll-2W system. andlation is an unusually importalilf‘
:lllS death will be regretted as a great ' one. Tliet'c has 1,90“ sharp fight;
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With anothcr‘boosi in the price of
the comforting wet-d on the way. and
tin inclination on the part of the man-
ufacturers to discontinue the mitiiu-'
int-lure the (‘ll'f‘fllil'l‘ ii titles of clears.
Atllrection the arrests were made.
. ,, ‘ ‘ _ Aloss by our local community.
Major CICllli‘liI \\ likinh. under ”'i'IIlON‘: A number of tieg‘roes were also 9*! The diureiised “as allilia‘ed withl
. "Slammed Mid They RTE ShOWIIIK up 1’6‘? labor organizations. and always tooli
told the men that any of them founhimarkably well in the physical cxani-' prominent parts in their councils. He
innocent of trying to hamper the llfiF'llnauon, Those who have taken (”lilo-nit :1 member of 0“,. 13,011,913.
vest and tie up the industries of th-e;tlieir first papers. however, are being: I odgc V0 in 1 0_ 0, F. The Con-t
toitiitry would be given his freedom chomined Id,” ['.,};(,,..1~n'i0,', President “f ”wt
pioncyl tiiiioiiiittiigl *mi $1,3{001‘takeni llocal Trnnpvmmts i'nion. SPCl‘l‘lUryl
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cm In men at tit title 0 titir or; ,oi the State Board of the Trolley-
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iiig‘ recently on the Verdun fruit
which has been the scene of 801118"
of the most sanguinat‘y struggles
of the war. It was in this sec .
that the German crown prin'
launched an offensive early 1&th
year in an attempt to break tildl
French line. losing several llutie
, outrun”
‘Loewe & Co. Among Inde-
pendent Shops Where?
' l Union Hatters May Nowi
Work ‘
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board or directors of the I'ililctl lint-
,ters, members of the local batters“
lassociatiotis will be. allowed to wmlc
"in several hat factories in the t‘i‘tSIt
that have been “closed" against iin~3
ion batters by the national organizafl
lion for a long time. ‘
Anions the inc-1
toi'ies whore .uuion men may now
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Elite old fashioned live-center, two—fora,
0N TRIAL land the slog-'20, are likely to sink into
NEW YORK. Aug. 20-"”T“'0 [01111ch oblivion. The increase \= no: atti'i-i
ibiiicd to the high cost of living to‘
ibucco. but the lll‘tlltilh'l‘il tax on to-‘
5 bticco.
, According to iiiantifiicturers. it will‘
ibc inipossiblc‘to Sl‘ll cigars to lllt“
‘i'ctnilt-rs at it [il'it‘f‘ low enough to
permit the ltitici to .vcll them at live:
cents when the tax cocs into cffcciX
Some are threatening to ink-(- time
by the forclock and increase the pricn
llow enough to permit the latter to,
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Less Than 1,500 Names Sentl
to Third District Appeali
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Certified lists of men accepted or
rejected for the new national Airmyl
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EMMWMIBE
IIIZNIIIIEIiIMENI
Combine Two Infantry Or-
' ganizations Into One as
Part of 513i Brigade, and
Leave Soon For
France
NEW HAVEN. Auc. BOA—The first
and Second Regiments, Connecticut
FAIR fiIlIlIJNllS HAS
A fliEE-IIIM-AII
in Full Uniform, Attempts
to Run Things in the
Fourth Ward
As the result of a free—for-all scrap
on the Fair Grounds last night. which
compared iii all outward appear-
ances to an allied raid on the German
trenches in France. four men are now
in the custody of the uptown police,
Member of he Home Guard,|
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idrcd thousand men without gain
- int.r any lllilli'l'lill advantage. ‘
Last week the Germans made S.
xlltil‘p local attack there, possib? .j
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. preparations and hoping: to brea
K tlicni tip. For several days tlitl'“
IN SHUTHPURT: l“l'(‘ll('ll have been conducting it” :_
~—-——-—- Itci'rilic ltoiiiluiitliiiciit of the. Get?
=Three Motorcycles Destroy~:nmn lilies. » . .
I ed But Riders Escape In the north the “crowns made
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l . Iii coiiiitc' attack on the positi‘o
SQTIOUS Harm {taken yesterday by the Britis‘
Iiicnr Epehy. London reports til
I A first: “Mam, occurml on menhca's‘sault) \\'_iisi'cpitlsctl comple
ISouiltpoi-t turnpike near the “round, ."~ “10 lfl'llbl‘ 11110 (‘11 ”19 ll)”g
Iliouse" yesterday afternoon at El front has been advanced slightly,
Ao'cloclt. in which three motorcycles, , llcuvy fighting: is in progress (mi,
ltvcrc completely demolished whilt
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work, piovided such employment nt.‘ are very slow in comma. to the third;
‘ocives ”1.3 sanction of the omcpm of district appeal board. Less than 1.50'II
)the local associations. is the plant have been certified for the (llsilic'
of n. E. Loewe & (70.. in litmbury. 'whit-li includes all t“ I’airllcld and;
Allliour‘i it has boon rumored in? several towns of New Haven (‘tlllllly'
limiting Cli‘t’filf‘fi their the I'tiited Hill-i Bridgeport?x quota alone exceeds the
me"; would again allow the members number as yet certified from the dis
:0? its organization to wozk in lite;“‘lCI- ‘ -
"Loewe. plant. the rumor was not 00".} Two new lists were filed this morn-
firtiiAL‘ii until today, when the tmion'lngv 03“ from lllSIl‘lCI 12-. including
officers} announcement. was, made that; ”19 10““ 0f Ridgefield, and 11“ Rddi'
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llaroltl Siiigcwiiltl of 10 1~2 llaniiltonl
ltnf‘lliif', aired eighteen, is minus ”,9. to go to France.
middle floor of his right hand today’,
as the result of an accident that hair,
pcned :it the I-ligiey Machine (‘otti-
piiny's factory on Chestnut strcem
Saturday afternoon. just before the,
plant closed down for the day.
3:118:33; ”g: Stggl'olélholé? ibfioiffi? their riders escaped without a scratch
morning. before Judge (‘andee in the3 although ”1'9 shoe Of one operator
uptown court. Inns torn and ripped off a foot thatl
According to the story as it was toldl was unhurt. A Bridgeport man was!
this morning no one knows “mavgnirested charged wuh reckless driv~
how the trouble starlet]. One Domi-l “‘2 IOIIO‘VIDZI the crash. _
nick Androniclt .a member of thel Dominick Perretta 0f Bridaeport
Second Cotiipany, (7. H. (3,, clothed inlwas driving east on the tyrnpike at
his complete Home Guard uniform,. a ““0 0f- Sl‘t‘ed estimated by “’Ii‘
was a leading spirit in the battle which ‘ iiesses to have been 50 miles an hour.
National luard, will be combined
into one regiment to be known as the
102ml Regiment of the Fifty-first
army brigade and they expect soon
Will Have 3,700 Men.
All the line oillcers will retain their
commissions. Patriotic work will be
found for either Colonel Richard J.
Goodman of the First or Colonel Ern-
I.-. Isbcll of the Second outside
the Italian front. The. Austriafi’
War Office announced yesterdll‘)"
that a general offensive had been
inaugurated by the Italians on a:,
37 mile front from the region of“
'l‘oliiiiito to a point near the Ad-
riatic. The Italian official state- '
input of yesterday (lid not mention”
the attack but press dispatches}
I test. commenced in the Polish Club. in Win-
aiiiitiii men could work in D. E.‘ Loewe
& 007's factory. if they could secure.
employmentthere, provided their eni-
ployment. had the sanction of the. of-
fio‘Jrs of thelocai hatters' associa-l
tions. . '
The other factories in which lil(‘lIl-.
‘iionjl list from district 14, including
Norwalk. Neither list. was a large
one. Of the total number certified
about 700 are front four divisiosn in
Bridgeport, and two divisions have
not yet made any certification.
Young Singewald was cleaning n.0f Ill? regiment "Dd I“ a like "“m‘
planiiig machine and reac‘ncd into I 1191‘ [61‘ Certain Officers who duplicate
another machine. which as it is oldli‘t‘l'min work. There’Will be Six bat-
and as it had devcloped the habit arltalions. The flhwtd strength or
starting off of its own accord, wast
discarded for the lll‘t-SPIII time, for:
it wedge, and in some manner the.
nipnuk.
Dominick opened up the hostilities
by playfully smashing a beer bottle
over the head of Stanley Wylaiiski. one
of his companions of the club. From
that moment, it was anybody‘s light,
hers of the United Hatters may now-I
m" if “i2:‘:i;“i"i.“;.::';:::
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associations in the districts where the
factories are located are the Crofut
The Weslport avenue hill claimed
another, victim yesterday morning
about 9 o‘clock. when Herman Rosett-
thal, of 111 Trinont street, Ansonia,
es.
$1,000,000 EEREAR
NilllllifilAN Ruin.
NEW YORK, Aug} 20,—1‘119 .\'or- ,wazds New York, and the machine
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wegi‘an steamship, Christian Burs ‘nf‘skidded sideways into the fatal tele- ‘
4,076 gross ions. was damaged to the graph POIE at the foot of the turn.
Aextpm, of 311300.000 by fire early (0,333.. The car was badly damaged, both
while lying -in her dock in South right side wheels being torn oil", and
,‘Bmkzyn, This steamer arrived redilie right. side of the machine caved
cently from a South American port. l11 pretty generally.
and had about completed the “115.: “'iili Mr. Rosenthal at the time of
charge of cargo bf hides. The origin : the accident were his wife, and Abra-
of the five has not been determined.‘ ham Cohen. of Ansonin. and Joseph
Tho Christian Bors was owned mAReich, 0f Stratiord avenue, Bridge-
Bergen and was under charter to the NFL None of the occupants of the
Prince Lia‘s;- car were injured aside from a few
The British steamship Baron Jed. . niinor cuts and bruises, and a severe
but-ab. a vessel of 4,413 gross tons,;Shak|ng up.
discharging acorn.) of sugar and glib; The damage
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machine started. severinz the middle
finger of the right litind as well as
badly bruising: the index finger.
As soon as the accident happened
young Singewald :rabbed a piece of
waste and drapping it around the
stump of the finger ran to the office
of Dr. Wolfe, who applied it hurried
dressing and. took the boy to the hos-
pital where a further dressing was
applied. It is expected that he will
leave the hospital sometime today.
INTERDENTAL SPLIN T
‘ IN PATIENTS MOUTH
At the Norwalk hospital, Saturday.
Dr. S. M. Deitz, the South Main;
street. dentist, with the assistance of
Dr. W. J. Tracey; completed a dell-
cate operation on the mouth of ‘Job
Lockwood, the Rowayton oysterman
who met reCently with avpainful acci-
ident. Dr. Dietzvat first set the un-
fortunate man‘s jawbone, and Satur-
day he-inserted an interdental splint.
He is especially adapted for difficult
dental ’work as his equipment is said
to be_the best obtainable. His ser-
vice to My, Lockwood was successful
in every particular, and the patient
is resting contioriably at his home
in Rowayton.
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IIlIlIl, IIIN AMI]
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Nash Engineering Co. Em-
ployees Hold Annual Clam
Bake 011 Saturday
BUSINESS Still]
III M MS. IIIUMMS
‘ Considerable interest centered in the!
sale of the mail order business of the,
late Daniel '1‘. Murphy, in East N01»,l
walk, Saturday afternoon. The sale, ' . .
had been extensively advertised, and About fim 0f the employees 0f “lie
as a result over twenty prospective N38“ ‘Engisre‘eringdCopipagiikheg $51:
bidders were present at the factorytggulzmglé of Sigurtiaimaiidea happier
an ' l '
is); Ezittli‘; ~tiitlllfi. ath‘laaiijvc 1:: ling: 3:: lot of men never gathered for a feast
from New York} W. H. mums“. amend a good time than were present on
auctioneer. had the affair in charge. that occasion. I
from Fonie today speak of the'
new Italian advance. and say that" '
the situation for Austria is grave.
Another of the series of greatly
facititil raids over Belgium was:
'niadc by Brit ish nit-ships Saturday’
night. Many tons of bombs were"
dropped on various objectives
I'l‘li.n British airplanes returned
,snicli' after a battle with German '
Iiiincliiiies. one of which was shot
édown. . ‘ .
In front of him the motorcycle of
Joseph \Volk of Soutliport was travcl~
inn, along in a leisurely fashion and
the machine. of Michael \‘iemacki (f
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Derailed m Haltford and',—Tlic War Ofliee announces that
TODDICS Down Bank, En'lthc French. without fighting, have
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gmeer and Fireman Belngliv‘mllllttl the I‘tilou ridge, on t 4‘
SI. 'htl 7 H “t \ crdiin front cast of theyMeuse.
18 3 “A (YORFU, Aug. 20,—One-quartei‘
HAPTFORD A 20 The Mint of the Serbian city of Monastil.‘
\. .ug..~ eon, , -.
of the Valley branch passenger trainlil'lvS I‘m" (le‘fflo-‘led‘b'l file caused
fmm NW. London on the New York. )} a'Bnlgaritin )onibtirdment, ‘
New Haven and Hartford railroad, Serbian press bureau announc
due here at 8:57 this morning. was The number of Victims has
gderailed at the bridge over the Park been ascertained. ’l'he statemeti
which flows
lriver. a small stream ,, ,, , . w , ~
through the city and empties into the 5d” ”1‘” on Saturday the Burgh
The outsiders ceased bidding before
the $3.000 mark was reached. Lester
Wheeler appeared as one of the bid-
ders, but he. finally retired and the
property was bid in for by Attorney
Quinlan for Mrs. Julienne Youngs.
The business will therefore be con-
;ducted by Mr. Murphy‘s daughter,
ml in all probability she will acquire
dilute the factory in which the busi-,
ness is conducted.
Several boats were required to carryl
,the men to the island for the day and
after the landing the island was soon
Salive with jolly good fellows who cast
idull care to the wind. Good music was
.furnished, too, and that was also en-
joyed.
The program for the day'was car-
.ried out to the letter and consisted of
an, entertainment by Russell' Broad-
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lull
Connecticut river, and punt down the
{embankment It toppled over on its
,side together with the tender. which
’hnd beesn dragged down. No couch;
left the rails and no passenger was
hurt. Engineer The-inns Kane had a
cut on the forehead. anl Fireman An;
tliur H. Porter had a broken shoulder}
blade and internal injuries. Both
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iaiis bombarded the city 'mo‘ifi
violently than ever, ”firing so
2.000 shells. There was no mil .7
for the bombardment, as no figm
in: was in progress. Women All";
children, wlio‘fled in all direct
have been collected and taken
the rear.
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