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Entered at the Bomb Nomalk Pout
ESTALISHED 1870 Office” Second Clan Matter.
scorn Hoawux, count filial)“, we. 25, 1917
Fair-tonight and Sunday; Cooler
-Hg“
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TlIJRDil attain. sulllll I8
tutti AGAINST COMMISSIONED‘
I 34 Sillililli is lit; tlilil.
{Negro Infantrymen ‘Lefthill Serve With the Dental
Houston Early Today For ' Section of the U. S. R., His~
Columbus, New Mexico,i Commission Dating From
and Investigation Starts August 15th .
iillllill'lillilllli Mllilhlliié.
l; Intuition, FATE dun
lBut He Lest His Life During Complaints Must Be Mada;
SPYEEFTKNIEEANII
rubidium
Secret Service Agents Pick
Up Trail in Southport—
Made Escape in Motor
Boat
' Evidence tllat an unknown man,
‘presumably in the hire of the Ger-
man government who was observed
making photographs of Long Island
in the vicinity of Huntington several
days ago had landed at Southport
after making his escape in a high
powered launch was presented to’
federal oiliclals today. The man es-
caped from Huntington bay in the
power and sail launch Tango with
New York state authorities in close
pursuit. The Tango was bound anv
chored ill Southport harbor yesterday
afternoon where the man had appar-
ently abandoned it and came ashore.
There seemed to be no doubt today
regarding the man’s suspected con-“
rection with the German spy system.
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the Height 0f the Rioting, in Person and Right} He put out from Huntington in a
, -’ . 'canoe, according to observers and,
HOUSTON. Texas. Aug. 25—min? NPR“? Signed t0 commu'lh‘hw “, “1“)” dm“,“°“hfr°£‘ *T‘P”.
the arrival today 'of Major-General} nications .began taking photograp L“ ealizmg;
{that he had been observed he pad-l
died hurriedly to the inner bay. leapA
th r h b h followingpd from the canoe into the Tango!
. 056‘ 0 l 9 ate examinedl which was I'III' at anchor cut the!
might caused the death of seventeen: last Wednesday, W110 passed their ex~i anchor rope )and made his got-away}
lwmw' "5 expected ‘0 b'eg‘” i aIllinallon. and who are, not exemptcdi Exalilination of the canoe disclosed}
,‘The depattuie 0f the battalion for! 01‘ discharged. the local board hasE that in his hasty retreat he had for“
~«(L‘vOIulIII)U5, IN. NL, early today. spin-9.? certified out of 925 men examined, 81,; gotten a 48 caliber revolver and an
How long he
a?” lessen“ the tension in HMS-l member 128. Clarence M. Harring—Iugly looking knife.
“ ' _ ‘ t tonnof 9 Crescent terrace, who was? remained on the sound in the stolen
, lagamt‘flg fi-ttS-nsno“ dig ml“ “01:01‘1‘1cerilfled as having passed his exam-I launch is not known. Huntington is
Eietayilod waanthI‘x" ta: ”1: ‘Zitiof‘llivilnatlilonbefing taken off the list. lief an important military center at this,
. . l s s1cav.i“'° . , l.
army camp at Fort Smith. Ark. He D y . d squalifhd and by someltime because of the ictivities being
, . clerical error wa. ‘ l ' " ‘ ' e .‘ .‘
said that while no charges had yet s inc uded in the Ilbt,(‘al‘ll9d on by th gmllniucnt there
been preferred against the men who
of'ItlliosIelndto passed. iFor this reusonJederai oflicials ac-f
a x e o lowing three men have been ' cent the opinion that the man is in the.‘
$fiChii illilroualti tiledSan Tim,” 2‘,“ granted temporary discharges by ihei pay of the German government. Sec--
tree“ :‘ °‘“{7 “en‘mfnmf' lief “111‘s“ district board. which are good until' rel. Service men will take up the’
:ln 4‘; :yc'be‘mg'A-f" ‘llemq‘fab 3‘ 0‘; ‘ February 28th. on industrial grounds: 1 chase in Connecticut today in the:
.Mgt lth “"13" 1‘ 01‘9”“? ‘3"; “buff Harold Conley. Daniel L. ’I‘hranseni honc that some information may be;
. ’ 0 ’ e c '3' w b“. ' an '6 porn: and Harold L. Nash. *obtalned regarding the culprit's iden-i
old to a bullet, hole III the frame gt, Dr. J. II. Slomon of 32 Dav My”, ’tity ‘ _
“5“ng as WOOL This shooting was’llwlfo appcl ed his case as published! ‘
discriminate, however. the captain: ymprdfly us “but,” this mormml
“Md- “-"d he did "0t believe any or that ho had been given a commission
... ,.
‘u‘l‘ib‘mots we” directh “I him. H9 as First Lieutenant in the Dental Sc-‘PflTATfl ERDPS IN
tion of the U. S. R., his commission
10 take ell't‘cl from the 15th of inn STATE SUFFERING.
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floor-gel Bell, Jr.. the invlestigation inv .
‘lto the shooting by negro soldiers ll“ Willi the. addi '
The 24th infantry, which Thursday, 1“,ng \ tion or the
\
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liw lllllllusn
T / STILL [IN THE RITA" \ i owever ‘
of the stt ,' l
ii?t"lt.i“ié“ 21:23:??? it): » idiiliifion”?37;
“and frt‘tigil‘l' cars. The carilouduoi,Large Gathering in the kglc‘i‘gail'y‘ofmt‘bliat Brita]: bloagl difezlifdlte
.l‘iases’fgrréhfrnea;13:11:: “3201]; had} South Norwalk Congrega-V culture. While admitting that the
“ff“ ‘3‘ 0“" ° “-‘ “ “ _ tional Church to Bid Fare-
siiuation may become serious he3
being heard from. and that is about: does not feel that the l“ l .- ‘ ’i
. . , t: it till] have
'11". The work could have been start-r well to Educator ithe effect of lessening‘the yield for!
- ~— ,lhc state to any great extent.
‘ed a w-telt or more use and every-1|
living is in readiness for the start. l‘nspitt thc till-calmed storm last The bltht a on s ' '
"mg of the work, all but the bases'.’evclliili:. a large company assembled. growth, \Eliiclipgolifes‘(dpbzn‘dndi‘likgz3
of the lamps. . 'in the South Norwalk Congregationa the life out of the potato plants In
These lightslare a new deem“. a!“i al church upon the Occasion of the some car-“s, too there have been. in!
are being tried out in southern 'gathering in honor of Dr. E. H. Guni- stances pf ,p‘otd‘pes rotting in lthei
. Massachusetts, and it is expected that hurt and family, who are soon leaving ground. The latter condition Niel
atliey will be universally adopted. The: for their new home in East Hartford, Iienley said, is quite likely to ’oc‘odi:
lamp itself is being manufactured bi’, wli:re Dr, luinbart has been elected in a season like this when therevisl
the General Electric Conlpzlm‘. ate the position of superintendent of so‘ much Wet weather and extremely.“
Tile design of the lamp is some- ‘» schools. 'hot days. , ' ‘
what similar to the ornamPnlul lamps; The gathering was held in the par-1 lepot‘ts tfrom 'lSutllL'igtton lwiIiild.
that are used in Stamford. :1 lull 11019; lors of the church and for the first indicate that. the whole crop this
lwith two (wire. carrying 1‘ lamp at half hour “15 taken up with social year in that town will be wiped out.!
the. lip of each arm. In Stamford,‘ greetings. At eight-thirty. Rev. John This is especially true of the eastern1
‘however, the light is furni‘Jhed b.\' an Stapleton, the minister of the church‘and western parts of the town where.
are, while her“ ll Willbe f“‘i"l.°l‘?d by gave announcement that a brief and it 5 already been ruined entirely;
Nitrogen lamps. These [10193 Will be informal program would be the order“ 12a the Mt. Vernon district alsoi
placed about 100 feet apart, {ind In in the evening, that some of Mr. Gum-the crop is nearly gone. In, some;
lthc husmess district Will be directly bart's friends might have opportunity places there are patches of several
opposite each other. Th2 installation to expressfiqr themselves and their acres that have. been ruined not even1
of these lamps will be_the fil‘St 111- awociaies the regard in which he was a. stalk being left to show where the
.ntallati‘on or its kind on a standard lit'id. The opening number of this' potatoes were planted. "Residents of
M8153. It is said. , ,-pro,cram was a piano solo by Carol: ‘ '
l Hollister, the organist of the church.l
EWhchl was delightfully and artisticeli-l,
i Ely rendered. ' With this reminder
' fiENEIiAESTlllliE
-' BRIDGEPORT. Aug. 24.—The mini-
,fmum‘scale committee of the pinchin-
"ists 'local union has called a general
I .. ,iililsu llilill ‘
llillullluliill ,l $24,!llllllll
i".$,.‘l§i€l..’§“‘?fi’aé‘éi_li: 1‘: in; Hill ATTTLIEEEETW°'TWS Represenfs Ad”!
vances to Allies
TCIIY. This move, union omcials say," BOSTON. Aug. 25.-—COT. Emory T. l WASHINGTON, Augt 25.~Wfll‘ 8X-
.13 a direct result of the refugal of Smith has been assigned to the com-'penditures of the United States, in-
"tho Lake Torpedo Boat company, inand oi the 103rd field artillery, eluding allied loans, have amounted
«where a strike of machinists is in which is made up of Connecticut," during August to more than $24,000:
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illitllillllllllli
litiilmll m HONflil;“‘ltli..l§‘ ml
lollies, the announcement
led as
{tallied representatives by (Etocretary
llllllEll ARREST llE.
STATE PllllllEMAN
Exceeded Authority in Test-
ing Efficiency of Police
Forces, Say Hartford Of-
ficials
sum ulilll
mun
All lull its
llAlTitliS llldlili ON
THE SUMMIT or MONTE sum -
AN AUSlllllN SiltNtiiOll)
Testing the emciency of the various
police departments of the states, espe-
cially the traffic police, is not within
the authority of the state police, ac-
cording to Hartford oifi‘ials who yes~
terday ordered the arre.t of a state
policeman who several days ago trav~
elled from Stamford to Hartford willi-
tdut carrying state markers on his
machine. The identity of the state
policeman has not been made known.
The statement that the state officer
successfully eluded the local police
and passed through’here without the
markers Was found today to be ah-
IN MHVEMENT solutely false. When he passed Over
the lower bridge in Bridgeport,
‘ 4. » Traffic Officer Daniel Reilly was on
Various Grocers Will Be dun: Reilly noted uie absence oi"
Norwalk Citizens to Have a
Chance to Help Boys in
Camp at Fort Terry to
Have Greater Variety] of
F
llllillilliltll e
Chairmen of Committees
Selected For the Popular
Demonstration Next Sat-
urday
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. ' . markers and ordered the driver to . .
Designated to Receive no- stop. The state policeman paid no at-T thsscgfiganéenaot Eggsdifjhe commit-
nations tention to him, increased his speed y pp '
. ' ‘- M — D. M .
and sped away. Reilly turned over all PdEiT‘igityirlilditl'm‘JElilililerson 131:99“.ne_
description of the man to Captain‘ - , .
Wheeler yesterday. This morningl “7223"!” Affairs—Major Edward P'
the captain learned that he had been _ ' . .
arrested by the Hartford anthoritiesl S ligi’léglliasters Committee—Richaid
0- 1-. are very badly in need or “amend was to be tried this morning. Anv ' ‘ ~ ' . .. __
sl-een vegetables. inasmuch was theyfem’" was made a have “ “mm “mm gxtlgrgiggi‘ddilfl%mc JITIiTiaE-Idlne‘
““3 ”will“ Wl‘)’ little oi this son-warrant for his arrest drawn. This Treasurer—George S Raymond
or eatables since. they barre been 03.] “OWN?" “’85 refused. , Decoration—J) M Ashe '
labltshed in “will. i The plan as'arranged between the, There are still one‘or‘ two chair-
Iliiitiiedlately upon ‘the ot' state automobile department at Hart-l '
i lose
v
mm was received in Norwalk to-
day, that the boys or the Sixth Coul-
pauy, uow stationed at Fort Terry.
receipt .
tidings Norwalk co 1 . [lord and the state police was to have . ,. _
' p p8 Destir- one of its oflicers make the ridelllizkrzffigy the committees “I" up
without publicity: The idea was thati ‘ l ,
when he returned to Hartford wliki003331,???ggflggaguzfigshiintg’fig
his reports. letters would be sent to; , f ’ - ~ .
vegetables twice a‘week if possible. the chief of police in the cities travel-i also diranging to bare in .line thd
A tentative, plan was worked" out led .tclling them of the apparent,
this morning for ”gathering ‘and END-l laxity of subordinates. lnfome way;
hing the green stuff to the boys and) publicity was given the V.“ ”mm"
it is in the main as follows-u. ' tureiy, resulting in its complete col-'
‘ «' M lapse:
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red themselves, and the Sixth Com‘
pany boys. by the cooperation of Nor-i
walk citizens are going to have fresh'
ton, Darlen and Westport.
Mr. Milne expects to get all of Nor-
walk's societies and Boy Scouts in
titanium
IN E BANAAN,
Locomotive Ran Against a
, Pile of Ties and Lost Part
and Russtan Governmentl of a Wheel
to turn out in force.
, Some parade!
A: careful canvas of the various
bands and drum corps is being'made,
services and all_the others will prob-
ably do so, and when the list is coni-
model
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HILL SUMMONED T0
Purchases . NATIONAL CAPITAL
-——-.___.. A New Canaan train was damaged in, -. “' "
Orw-‘lSlllNGTON, Aug. 35.~—Creatlon a mysterious fashion, between Glen; WASHINGTON. D. 0., Aug. 25.--
an fluted pure {brook and Springdale, Tuesday even-,’
. _ ,. basing conimissi ,
(tgmllikiiihdibg utiliugrigullimmin oiflcilfign at work on the matter ever since
Russian gov‘crnnientsphrclfdggglin 811E113 Somebody piled a couple of old rail-j ent here next. Monday when ”19 coni-
:51"le slings wnsannounced (Owl road new across the tracks about a mllte Will tak up th prparatlon o a
I ‘ ecxetary MCAdOO' A“ l'lledother! station. The train, northbound, which carry 0" the war and obtain funds
PXkTillpleagij‘ passes there about 9 p. m., struck the, {01‘ 10305 to ,thf‘ other allies.
:iies, which were held together with Freedom illilson today extended
Russia and . ~ . u c . 4' t“ l ‘ .
into the commis.l some pieces of iron, amp. flange on Pflmvulull 10 locust ,ssman T“
expected to follow the
Great Britain, France and
put their purchases
ston's hands.
Members of ’the commission are
Edinlii'dbn' 133mm,. Robe” S. Loveul derailed. As it was, there was a {11,it9nd‘ ‘8’ dinner ‘0 be
i i o ert S. ’ . .
lng crew ‘came to fix up the train so of the Japanese war iiiissionAwhlicl
s 'r.
it is
bars of ii: _
created Fecgnti‘yfly 330291323: gfqrdli that it could proceed, and and also reached Washington today. .
as 8‘ part of the council of natiohlm‘ repair the rails. Tilson is in the Aduondaclis
defenp, , ‘ Detectives lnvesti atln .‘
for iii: XL,Qifgfiiaifivjrggeg‘fChRSP-‘l Railroad detectives wigo hagve been
hm Baruch for saomé time has ,‘investlgating the case declared, after,
the unofficial purchasi am‘lan examination of the. premises. that
of the alum EStabllshineflfgopgf§;1it looked as iii/um a deiilprate til-
con , tern t had be n m' ‘.
saidinils'inllfrbriitigugm S afinn-Ouncementi damldge to tlieetrainflIiOit’icghaEheigmig
Ordination of mgfgfnmggughjl-Co'i no apparent reason for it. The rumor
purchases and result in 9. mar affmd‘whlch was circulated, that the tics
tive use of the can b‘ e e 907 were placed to wreck a. freight train
the United States) 3:3“ riffsurces 0f proceeding to the Stamford Rolling
crnmenia in the go gov-l Mills plant. a munitions works, seems
war. prosec,u_fi°n 0f the'without foundation because the
An agreement , . freight train does not run to Spring,
commission was ngrm‘idmg for tyeldule untiLlong after midnight and;
got ated with m" -the damage to the passenger train;
occurred several hours before mid-
’ tend.
_tion, former Republican National
ouncil of National Defense.
Spending a few days,
sightseeing.
DRAFT BOARD
REFUSES APPEAL
BOSTON, ling. Zia—omen board
McAdOO'at the instauc .
Wilson and marks'thee dfsfkiigeni~nlght'
the President tow l 0 I The obstruction consisted of some
announced Dolic an: carrying out his ties and iron Wes, slick as [re used
allies get their ngr Emilia: gel in railroad track'constructibn, or in
same prices charged the Americalii‘irepairlng track Connections.
Eflll NEW ARMY
l
Things are going along at a great:
rate for the popular demonstration to:
the National Army boys. and here are]
l men to be appointed and a complete
i companies from New Canaan, Roway—
“comment course the. city expectsl
the Firemen and Police Department
some have alread yvolunteered their
:plcte a full announcement will be
Tito Ways and Means committee to-
l ing, and railroad detectives have been day telegraphed Congressman Ebene-
i zer J. Hill of Connecticut to be pres-
lthc front wheel of a car was broken. S0“ 07 Connecticut, as a member 0!" 5“"
It was lucky that the train was not the Military affairs committee, to at-
giyen at that
Breaking“ an mom 1 lay of about two hours. while a wreck-I White House tomorrow night in “01‘0“ striking phases of the Verdun
_,doubtful that he will be able to at-,
'committeeman. is in Washington in
connection with the business of the.
Thomas Lawless) of _Poquonock is;
in Washington,
INO. 5, which has jurisdiction DYE! k
Idraft appeals in this cirv_ has reflli'r‘ilit’flc
to grant appeals based on complaints elapsed before the Germans were
that examinations made by physi- toasters of strong points west of
Some clans of local boards were not sum-
Second Italian Army Breaks
Through the Austro-Hun-
garian Line of Defense at
Pursuit
ERENEll SEllllEll ,’
A NEW TlETllllT
Crew of German Steamship
1 Renate Leonhardt Res-
cued Iand Landed ati
.Mmuiden
- ROME, Aug. 25.—The tricolor
of Italy has been flying since yes-
terday on the summit of Monte
Santo, which was an Austrian
stronghold on the Isonzo front, ac-
cording to the official statement
issued today by the Italian War
Department.
The Italian second army, Gen.
.Cadorna reports, has broken
through the Aus’tro-Hungarian
line of defense at several paints .
and is closely pursuing the Austro-
llIungarians who are retiring and
defending the difficult ground yard
bi'..vard....._.= . , ,
PARIS, Aug.‘ 25.-—-—The French
scored a new yictory on the Van
dull front. last night north of Hill
.304. Three fortified works near
chthincourt were captured. The
“number of prisoners ttaken has
been increased to 6,101.
LONDON, Aug. ‘25.-Tlie crew
of the German steamship Renate
Leonliardt, which was torpedoed
and sunk oif the Dutch'coast While
ion the. way, from Rotterdam for a
Mormon port, has been rescued and
‘landed at Ymuiden~
i This was the second attempt of
like Renate Leonhardt to return to
Germany. She was one of the
fleet of 17 German ships which put
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mile 80ml, of the Springdale railroad nm to provid additional, revenue to out from Rotterdam last month for
Germany, of which four were caps
'turcd by British destroyers and
‘scveral others were wrecked or
k. At that/time she was hit
‘and ran ashore. '
PARIS, Aug. 25.——One of the
fighting on Monday .was the large
proportion of German ofiicers cap-
tured, 201 being taken with about;
6,700 men. This is in sharp con-
Cllarles F. Booker 0% Ansonia, lll'esfl‘ytrast with the number of ofl‘icers
‘ me“ of the America“ Brass um'm’m'takcn in the French attack last
December. At that. time 208 of.
‘ficers and 11,000 men were cap:
ltured.
Three regiments forming the
chrman Sixth Division were anni-
lliilated as fighting units, losing 69
iofficers and about 2,800 men as
gprisoncrs. This ”was a Branden-
ibnrg division.
, The newspapers recall that. at;
the time of the great German at;
last year several .weeks
the Mcuse which took in a few
. . . ‘ k~ .
government, 7* .. of this was being done in the vicinity ciently thorough. The board has ta , ays this week.
A stipulation 1 .i , find it. is possible that the material;en the attitude that all drafted men.“ QR * , _
President ad do“! by the! was secured but a short distance “'1" be 50 “10”“ng examined by, P ,IS,Thursday,Aug.23, (De
in connection .
policy was that each alliegitgovggi from where it was placed
ment - itrack. Th de l a - e
their wistful: %gna§r°§%cers to sell! saying tiliaEt3 thgegbs‘iricIllgn ($2; 31::
prices no higher the e allies ail ed in a manner that disapproves the
own' government. 11 charged their! theory that some-had advanced, thati
the material had fallen't’rom To train;
Detectives are still working on thel
unless he‘ is physically fit.
EXAMINING MARRIED MEN.
on the army surgeons‘ at 'the mobilizatioii'layctl).—A French steamer went
camp that there will he. no possibilitv t0 the aSSiStance 0f the American
of any man being taken for ‘service
steamship Cnmpana, which was
torpcdoed and sunk by a subma-
irlne on August 6. The French ves-
Several Points, and Starts _.
lsel was'attacke‘d by both torpedo .
progress, to gl‘l at any of the demands
of the men.
Demands were recently mailed to
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133 factory concerns here for an in-
crease of 19 per cent, in [wages and
{Whininm scales including 60 cents
an hour for toolmakers. 50 cents an
hour for machinists and other figures
i other branches of\the trade. In
“erases. it isfiunder'stood,
leny rrsponse been made. Prior
to. ‘lxrt. time the ‘wn‘on'. by separate
,2:- on. had obta‘rcr‘. these conces-
font'trom two of the larger fat-
Rhode Bland and New li-Iiaknptshlre‘ 000, every twent}.'-foui~‘lioiirs.
gnaw”, .,
The
Jenni. (kit. Richard H. figures minus $100,000,000 just loan-f
Hale, who has been temporarily ln'ed to Russia, are contained in today's:
command, will return ,kto the lolst'treasury statement. Two-thirds ofi
regiment. lthngrcat sum is represented 53? ad-.
Major G-en. Clarence R. Edwards, in- vanccs to the allies. The United?
command of the 26th division, has' States has been spending daily (1111“
.lcsignuted Camp Bartlett at West- big August for lit‘s‘ own nqeds, on
field 33 the training Camp for the de- ‘average of $8,088,652. The allies have
not brigade; Gov. Milliken of Maine been receiving an average daily air
and Gov. Reyes of New Hampshire, inwanceaof $16,876,000, including cash,
have be-En invited to be present at a already paid and the" new Russian
review of the 103111 regiment at Camp credit, which will be _ paid shortly.
Bartlett tomorrow. The regiment is The 'total.da‘iiy expenditureduring
made up of men from those states. 3 August thud reaches. 524.463.6722. , , }
'SHOEFACTORIE-S‘
cans, No complain was made \to 10.? WASHINGTON. ’Aug. 25.~Prestllent;and gun fire, but}. replied ener-
cal authorities. ‘Wilson has written Secretary Baker getically, and, notwithstanding ‘
MAY F E-OPEN “— ‘ ”New“ 9' “9W that the “Tammi ”fl losses, compelled the submarine to
, ~ married men wholare heads of tam-i .
TRAIN KILLS BALD EAGLE; illes should be carefully examined to abandon the fight-
:‘avold it if possible, and expressing 0n the arrival at an American _
WINSTED, Aug. 25.——A train on the view that single men should ballport this week of forty-Six sur- .
the recommendation ofhtfltlg accept jéhedl‘l‘NiwdHave‘n" rogdtkilletiéi large taken where it is possible.» 'vivors of the tlanker Campana‘it .
«a sac, a ea e eage’atx aan’s ng om ‘ - , '
{1122? of conciliation and arbitration yesterday. The bird swooped down' Beckman & 00,, the Washington IT'TiIcIi‘GEZEitlfiifemttvegfi :ngnlilggg
the Lngfioggtlonfl be, resumed Withl the rocky 801‘88 directly in this path street grocers,‘ha’ve purchased :1 [Mon ‘
iationytn th at; anufacturers' asliioc-I of the locomotive; When the train Pierce-Arrow auto tract: to carry their
tb ' ‘ ‘8" 038‘ 9‘ bringingaboui was making the return trip, Conduc- fret M: from New York cltv to South,
‘3 Twpwms‘titananrshoe calories ,tor Bates oickedup the bird, which. 3 , ‘ ‘ 3 - .
Which have been closed " Aprild‘m‘ea ti ‘ feet f in rip up, . Norwalk and points alonethe line. . 1
w . . .‘.l,.l l _. . , ‘ . ‘ “ ,“ .
LYNN Mass Au ‘ ‘
i u _ g. 25.—‘The
council of the United Shoe Wodlggd'
of America voted last big '
w
the gun crew was destroyed on the.
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