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‘ ESTALISHED 1870 Offigrxds::omecsl:::hidfi:t:-flk M SOUTH ”DIWALI, 00“., THURSDAY, AUG. 30, 1917 Probably fa” “NO.“ and Friday. I .TWO CENTS.
lMPOllARl iiiiittcti AlONG ,
‘ iii itiitti-iiitiii thlNl;
, tittiiiti iiiitiis itiiiiiiii
MAYEHlIfl illithEllS!
munitions
Captain E. B. Gallaher Se-
..cures 211 Wrist Watches
and They Are Ready For
Distribution
“TURNER BEERS
SEEESEIURAIJREEARM
Irving Lockwood, of New
Canaan, Proposes to Go
Into Cattle Raising in
Southbnry
MEMBERS 0E ~
NEW RAMONRE
’ ARMY NAMED
iESllMliNlllE
‘ RANQUER EOR
‘ Gill CLERK
tittii tutti
with tion
It colitti
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1. . / After strenuous efforts on the part ‘ Attorney Lotus 84 Beers of South _. ’ J "
lLlst Of Those Who Will Go Friends Of Stephen Dokus of Edward B. Gallaher, the wrist Norwalk and Westpprt Com- Norwalk, who has been interested in, {A t- A t.“ F- ht. if! ’
.. to Make U Norwalk’s _ ’ watches for the local men of the .\’a- - A -t TM 1 h .flvethundred acre farm in South EM“ Bloc“ i c we r I cry lg mg \ ~
i F' t Q [D t A l ‘Vho Leaves Wlt‘h the tion] .Army were secured in Name panics CQUI {mews bulry, tlhi‘s state, today disposed of the I the Verdun Region, and .
.: “S “0 a 0 I‘ . . 'ork city yesterdayggpd the entire. ‘ i. va uab e property to Irving Lockwood, ' . . . . . . 1
ye ’ National Army Next two hundred and} fourteen time. we“ at Impemo ' y g of New Canaan. Tlle farm was tho Also Spll'lted Activ1ty In . ,_
pieces are now in Norwalk, ready for
istributiou on Saturday.
Meanwhile other plans for the big
’1 Mass, Next Week
sglittiiiiiiiiiiliu
oughly cultivated this spring, and
acres and acres are planted in oats,
buckwheat, corn, potatoes and various
Week, Have Good Time at
Norwalk Country Club .
mental Command 1‘ the Aisne Sector
illuminant
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is? heard from in regard to tlils mat:
(or.
that of the western ranches. and will
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I palade have been piogressing in good‘ other crops, all of which were dis~i , ~ . t _
i shape. Word has been received from: boiled of as they stood. The fananal‘l‘) Goodwm, Lessee 0ft
. g the three Norwalk; the New (,‘a- was one of the most valuable in the 't i '
.- 1PUR3E WITH $5" man. and the- We‘stport companies . Slate‘- ' one Of the Stores’ Gets. ‘
. l of Home Guards,, to the effect that 5 Mr. Lockwood intends to try an Property Worth OVBI’j l
y , liliey will participate in the parade on innovation hex-emthat is the raising $100 000 l
, ! Saturday afternoon. liai-ien is yet to of cattle on a large scale. similar to ’ , . I .
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SCB taius Commended on the dispose of the steers for beef.
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t-"iNinety-four Names on the! A mail; transaction; the largest iii
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re" Relief Honor Printed To-a
The finance committee met at at iherds of‘th-e highest type of cattle this city in many years. and involvingicrew Was Saved, and Fur.
‘ Excellent Showing Mode .
._ 1 - luncheon yesterday noon, in the din-5 ~ will be placed on the fann, and the over $100,000. was consuntated this, . '
:1 day 'HOPB He Will Make Good at ing hall M u“. 51, u, Mayellot‘f com at Armory ., i promoter of the project: cannot see morning, when Harry Goodwin pur»? ther Increase IS Show-n m
_._ i Ayer, ~ Mass., or some. party's factory, in Mcrwin street, as. {Why the finest meat may not be pro-. chased the Hotel Mahackemo proper-i Vessels Sunk
'f Following are the men who liavei h . ‘ ’the. guests of the employees of the! The First, Second and Third coma uced in Connecticut as well as in that ty from the Findley P- E].\‘ estate. 3 .
-li'ad the following “grew" t’ili‘d sentt W ere In lirance firm. The committee was presentedfpanies of Norwalk, and the Westportiwefil- , The limb-“Fly lm‘ohcs ‘tlie largo, Military operations on the
10 them. today and who wilbprob-l with a gift or $30 contributed for tlieytfoniapny, of Connecticut Home“ Mr: Pacers has been interested in plot 0f Pround, assessed by the city of=
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boys by the elliployes of the factory. Guards, were inspected last night in: the property for 01‘? past fl“? .W‘HI‘SHNCNV-‘llk at $47,500: the hotel buildil‘ranco'Bdgmn trout mm‘i‘ue to
The titcssasc delivered with the douuv; tho Norwalk nrinoi'y. by Major Ed. and has spent much time each sum-l iiiis. assessed at $70,000, and the sta~ he Of a ““11”" “‘"m'e only, 3“ con-
tion was as follows: iwnrd P. Weed, 0f Norwnlk, and (70]. met' in Soutlibtii'y. He still’retains‘ blt- lot and buildings, assessed at $5; trust with the. stirring activities of
“From the employees of "The llouse’ one] Clifford B. Wilson and staff, of. 1‘93“! holdings in that with. ‘00“. making a total 0f 3133.500. Tliifi‘ltlfil week at \'~‘l‘(lllil and ill Flan-
ubly. constitute the numbers of the\ After having “Chii‘Wd honprs
first batch of the NorWullrs quota 05 til-rough commendable work as city:
,t‘the new National Army. il'ii‘l‘k during lhr put-ii two years, Ste-l
‘ “You are hereby notified that you pheu llokus, whose resignation willt
’iliave been selected for military my be acted um.“ by 1“,. (‘ily mum.“ of Mnyphot‘i‘: to the boys who have» Bridgequ [The icouipanies wenei ——‘—“‘°°“’.—'—~ Eis 0hr Olllh‘bii-‘s'rst , 7.11.7. ?- ’3 do“;
ice as a part of the Quota froni Lorai‘loninht. had honors thrusiupoti hint ”W“ ”mm“ “M “W l” “‘3‘” fl‘1‘;i‘ililliimiidrd by (‘ifihnihs Charles lid, ‘5 “n" ”5‘31”" ““9“? ”WWI" went 'l‘oduv’s ()iiil'i‘ll report from
Bound for Division No. 14 State of pm Ilitzlil at n delightful dinner given the front to tight for democracy, ft'ee- lingers, Charles D. Milne. William 1. EUI‘ “‘55 than the assessed valuation, ‘ ‘ ‘
,m n is understood to have cost Mr. Paris shows the situation along
Goodwin nearly $102,000. Besidts the. the French lincs to'be one of tem-
hotel part there are several large‘porary deadlock, witlt nothing
'11“'l““n;‘c“1“:“: dblfbitkmgi‘i: ‘32 (3:13“ Rainfall? important taking: place than
ttloodwin, who conducts the Copyright artillery ("("nbmf‘~ ”Pugh ”Ids and
iClotliing Company. The. livery stable ”mimry Operations m- (ml-V local
, and garage, part of the estate is oc- significance. lii this last class were
“chilled by 1'3. F. O‘Connor. The hotcl,two German attacks last night in
building was erected over a quaricrflu. Champagne region east of Te-
of a celilury ago by the late Dudley!
dent and liberty." ,(‘oinslock and Edward (T. Nash, l‘t’«
The committee .‘l'eports excellent fispeclively and made it Very creditable
progress in the work in hand, and showing before the officers. i
‘. inspection followed thi- drill, antl‘ .‘ ‘
ft‘oloncl Wilson was considerably:
1plt-ascd with the t‘k‘t‘t‘ll-’lll showing
TRflLlEYMEN “El" 141ml equipment of all four 00,111,“in
Connecticut. You will therefore hold i"- lht‘ NOI‘Wi‘ik COUNTY l‘lui) by a;
3'0".”9” in readiness to “mom [W‘iiumber of the official family and
military duty at the office of this 1,;.‘ friends. Councilmen Frederick H.
cal board at it time to be spa-m...) by ’. (hinting, John \V. Smith and Irving 1‘).
notice posted at the office of this ‘ Robertson were unable to be present!
board in .the near future. Notice ,will i because of other engagements and"
. jumbo mailed you, but the postiquotlier city officials found llltlllsch‘es!
,of notice at the office of the board ‘ in the same boat because of the fact
'rwtll charge you with [hp (\b]ig;11i0n»lhlll nrruuizcliieiits were made yester-
, .fto l'3purl. From the date so slut-oped. day noon, but all united in wishing.
[101‘ you to report you will be in my the retiring city clerk well.
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Scarcity of the Bivalves
Cause Higher Prices ‘to
The men-looked it-nl iii in their utti-;
forms and only a few net-tied cgrrec~i
tion from the colon-3i.
taillitnry service of he United States
ind subject to military law.
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Consumers i
_ ‘ , _ . P. lily, the first mayor of South Nor-l
In two days luore the oyster'scaso‘ni‘mlk' and since his death has beeué
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tion, which the. French repulsed
and similar attempts of the Ger.
will open and it is said that, that lsi
apart. of the estate, which was onoimatis to push back French posts in
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(Continued on Page Seven.) ‘ i NORTH IlRANl-‘Ollll. (built, Ana. «about all that u will do owing to the, "f ”‘9 “We“ in ”O’R‘MK “'0 Vi‘l‘dhh rennin north 0t Vault-
.iilitiititittiziiit
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f Secretary Boydflof Retire-
, meat Board Has Busy Day
1 at Capitol '
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. Senator Edward .S. Boyd. of Wood-
_ burypsecrelary of the new teucliers'
,fctlrement board, had already l"t‘9i\'~
pd seventy/ve applications from
,hooltd‘lcho‘i-s uuder‘the new law al-‘
_ 3 hougli‘ he has been installed in‘lli'S
, plaice iu the Senate retiring board hilt
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NEWWERPEAR
iFood Admniistrator Asserts
1 Standard Loaf for Nationi
i Catt Be Made at Profit—i
—Use Mixed Flour
\\'ASHIN(‘.TON, Alli. 1i0.-~»A slundv
urtl lti-ouncc loaf of bread, to retail
ilfi.«»\\'eslcy Neguy and William J..:
’i‘yron, inolormuu and conductor res-g
pectlvely of the Shore Lille Electrical
Railway, railway car which wrcckcdl
another car from N7"! .‘Ifi‘l on \‘lL’.
ill, were bro ht. bei'oge Justice of the
Peace l‘. 0.: '1: today, and pleading:
not guilty ’ ’m'. charge of man-
slaughter. eabh wast held in $4,000l
bail for‘thc superior court which will:
sit in New Haven next month. The
men .were brought here from the,
returned there by the some, means
immediately following their arrtiign-g
nleut. ' ' ‘
As the wreck occurred within thisE
town's limits the Pl‘f‘iilllilllll‘)":lPliOni
to bring the men to trial had to bet;
taken here. 'I‘h-e complaint was has»;
ed upon the finding of ileputy Coven-l
er \Vynee, who held the crew of lhisi
county jail by automobiles, and were _‘-1
Mid audits ~
tutti-Button
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Town Treasury Well Filled
. Up Again as the Result of
Justice Snead’s Sentences
Although there were only two trials
itst night. in the Darlen court, the
vast throng of people who had gather-
ed to hear the result of the Edward
Weaver casc.“who was arrested Sun~
l-v‘ht'l I (ll -“*fd' ‘
(d: Jug, .“ '0" gm “‘1 “e “n. o { Oyster men of this vicinity deal
lsiaii Blown. of ..t.imford. met ill it: chiefly in seed.
lieadon collision, were
two others.
. “19m“, “’3 for the last four years sets have been
1' . Therese "f Jim“ l“os'ntiiythint: but profitable and that the
ml and that of Med Lounsbu 'y, “ewesltuatlon is gradually gelling worsen
fti‘ct that there is an extreme short-i
age in oyster seed resulting from poor,
self. in Long Qilalld Sound waters
during the past four years. ‘
Thls is a prilllc factor in the deci-
sion of oyster planters of New Jersey
and other eastern states to increase
prices from 20 to 30 per cent. for
. .. . URlilill Phillips
Local oystermen admitted this lo«|Meth0dS' 0f Government
day, following the publicatlon of a, . , , ,-
tlispntcll from Rivalve, N. J.. that oys-i In BUIldlng' Cantonments
lei-s will sell this year at prices ram-c; CritiCiSCd by Lawver
ing from ‘60 cents to $1.25 for they
small slewing kinds and at l)l‘0|i01‘-‘ ‘ a .
tionately higher pl‘lces for the prim»: Methods xniployed by the govern
iiiiiiii'utiinitiu ,
' ments at the various army camps are
It. is claimed tllati being severely criticised by the Na-
itlonal Security league, which is do
.ment in the construction of canton.
lcs- l’alumeix and penetrate" the
lines north of Czturicrcs wood. All
these were completely checked, as
was a. German thrust in the Aisne
region near Cltcvrcux.
i There was active artillery fight-
ing‘in the V erduu region and simi~
ittr spirited activity at points in
the Aisne sector.
Although there was a slight in.
crease iii the number of British
vessels sunk last week. as shown
by last night’s report from Lon-
tlolt, French' shipping sutfred less
from submarine attacks t an in
the preceding week. The reneh
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favor of industrial conscription.
The league acted following the re-
losses totalled four vessels, as com-
pared Wltli nine the week ended
fl few (lava. Some of the applica- for six cents. is pitiltilcd by the food cur criminally responsible for the: 315,0 hf'alul ”30013.“? (being “f“? it Will b0 remembered ”it“, lllflt i'eal'fiigfi‘figifi Ileafel' iroplsliifi. 31135011,}:1 Am? 19.f Tilt: Milking 1)“ a1 53:)-
Mons are for pensions and ”the“. for. administration. death of John H. (Human. a retired? “fixing" _b_’ .. feel aieorge lance. oystermen stated that the cause of l.“ l ” ii 39‘ ° . a um. van, in mam“? 0 an ‘ merlcun vessel, 3
‘ membershm in the. teachers’ associao The bread will be known as ”N“ insurance “mm of New Ilavcui At t..iti, couit was cull-.d to older and the small amount ‘bt’ seed taken up it let le a torney uiges the immedl- schooner Laura C, Anderson, 1s pg.
the trial of Edward Weaver of New
was extensive pollution of the Sound
ate adoption of ,lndustrial conscrip-
portcd today. The crew was sav- , ;
ed. . .
, Route reports today the repulse . -
tion. His views center around that
contention that there is no fairness:
twin asking young men as soldiers tot
- {Necessary for teachers to contribute 5 ‘ name. it will lie sold for cash o'ver' the wreck. i :t('iIt-1(Edwi‘:a'il:iiiadviii-die ,m Who fl ur- Waters, due 10 acids front streams 0“
other cent. of their salaries. Youngepfthc counters. or by bakers who do I, The accused did not indicate wltetltv‘ ‘ ' ‘ ’ ' ‘ ” ‘ g “the shores 0f “'hiCh new manufactur-
. [tion provided in the “9‘." law. [I is. “liberty loaf.“ ' or by sons: sinlilurlNlnetecn persons died as the result of! . Kym.” as was.
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iftcacliers niayrgot take kindly to the,livelthybwagou routes to families. Ext ’ or they expected to obtain bail orim tn the diendful accident Sunday ing Ill-“1‘3 have sprung up m the Ems"
.. . , , . . , , night. when the car of Miss Ruth 1mg boom of the ms, sewn“ “amt risk their lives for $30 a month, whileiof Austrian counter attacks in the
“ligatie‘dn‘livliijli hillbgitdtiqi: :6dtrli‘eii‘1thlg‘ iioitimpbnetiit"‘VIi‘ldnii’tli‘ctetMmiiid 'tliiv‘bf bi: Mt. - \Vrig‘gt, 0f Patterson. N' It which (The beason here lasts from March 211%“ ’39“ ‘1‘)” receiving from $6 t"iISOIlZO region. The Italians hEId
: . . -* . - . , e ., . _ e x in" ' driven bv hint. figured in v - ' 't a ay uilding places for themI ' ' ' . - .
tithe. conversation begins to buzz after \\ ashlngton batteries, which have ‘ ‘i‘: an?“ . -' until 3““9' 1‘0 estimate on. m" ' - la” their posmons firmly 311d 9‘9“
‘ #301,001 hours. No set time has beeniilméed tlitiimfaczlities at the disposal CATHOLIC SOCIETIES ills hcctthit, Justine Snead called years' crop can be given f0]. months, to sleep in.
Ovstermen, although admitting that‘ MF- lilason points 0‘“ the s‘m‘mEgmned ground at pOlnts.
the outlook is discouraging, are hop- possibility of irregularities in the fill-l
ing for results next spring. liliment of certain army contracts. The.‘
Oyster gi’owel‘s say that even with , '
the high; prices to pnevuit oysters: (Continued 011 SIX“! Page.)
on. Grand Juror Willmott to read the
charges and they were two in num-
ELECT OFFICERSi
---‘ her. First driving a car without a
KANSAS CITY. Mo, Ang. 30~“‘Th°iregistration certificate: second operi
1918 convention of the. Americuui , - ‘
ot‘ the food adiilinistration.
will be. flil~Wllelll flour.
Herbert. C. Hoover, administrator.
has been collecting statistics in all;
‘pnl‘lS of the country concerning the
.‘dccided upon for the meetings of the
“award, whichwill meet once a month
. taint! pass on the applications. The
_ «Weathers of the board are the insur-
‘V i-fiuce commissioner. the bank commis-
The loaf
PETROGRAD, Aug. 30.-—-Many
.persons were inj red in ‘a' fire
’ftsionei-...ihe secretary of the board of
ieducatiou. Principal Henry '1“, Burr
tot" the Willimontic Normal School and
'HOHICO D. Taft‘ot’ Watertown.
cost of baking the most of floor de-
livered at small and large bakeries,
profits made by retail dealers ,parli-
l ctilarly small groceries.
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The result has convinced the food|
Federation of Catholic Societies will;
be held in a central Western clty.,
according to statements made last,
night by members of the newly elec-i
ted~executive board to which the!
federation convention which adjourn1
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Slackers” From Camp
Are To Be Punished
£6
will remain the cheapest of food pro-t ———.—-
ducts compared with meat and othen
supplies. ‘
Of course a boost in the sale price
of oyster stew is expected. Sold now
itiiiiiiitiliiiltiiit .;
{which broke. out in the city of
'Kazan, on the Kezeunka river, 430
~utiles east of Moscow, on Monday.
The flames spread rapidly and
caused such destruction that mar-
in moat places for 15 cents and in a
few for 20. it will probably be at
least 25 cents, and possibly will take
a leap to 80 or even 35 cents. l
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tial law has been proclaimed.
PEi‘ROGRAl), Aug. 30.-—After
the destruction by fire yesterday
ed today. . 2 NEW HAVEN. Aug. air—Today all
The federation today elected Thom-i “slackers" of the 102ml United Qtates
F. Flynn of Chicago president tOilnfantry are to be posted. ltese
impartial,
.‘ , administration that a Iii-ounce loaf
“TALY 8 PART , i of all-wheat flour to sell for six. cents
. . ' ‘can be produced at a fair profit to m;
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Tile causcuses will be held Titurs-ltltat the fires were started delib-
n, . - ' . ‘ ,. succeed John G. \‘l’halen of New. men are not exactly deserters, butt ‘ . . - , rv in he
4. f , (Continued on Sixth Page.) York, who was not a candidate for 'o'iare cle’sscd m “1).”.qu bv the'com-V ' ‘ . Pen‘,0m“°_ comliiitteemen Of ””310: an import mt. facto ‘ . t
K .- . . - 3 . _ _. a . _ -. ‘ * t~ * ‘ . - 1 ~ . .flve wards of Ivorytalk gathered lust Ochta quarter fire started 1n an.
' .l‘ election. The following “09 pres. inlandant 01’ ”19 102nd. They are. evening in the u111\‘\\'llcolll‘tl‘0(illi andi' ' . . ~ ll"l t Tl
~ ‘ . 324 I “r W NIEMBERS dents were named: J. J. Hynes, 1303'. men' who have left camp without per! ' d -, . f '. h other Si?!“ 95.” ) 15 linen ‘ 1e
. - ______'_~ . . . . . A. Collier Sliako eel . . . . - , {ma e tentatne alrangenlents 01 t elti'llli'lt’c is cstiiila‘md at several
' i sin, N' Y" J . 2 .g 'l missuon, and “1‘0 1“ some cases 115“" holding of the democratic cancuscsi '. .‘ '5 .
' .. DY Vincenz d S t ft LODGED INJAI Minn; Joseph liter. new horkitleft with passes. and have not re- ,md cm. convention ,imillion rubles. It is suspected
' ' 0 e an 0’ 0 l ——- George Reinhart. Kansas City; James‘ turned. Colonel lsbell says that there ;( ‘ ' ’
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I' the Italian Mission, Lec-: SPOKANE, Wash. Aug.’30.—;-Twen; McGlaughlin, Philadelphia; E~ Juan? not very many of the men, but
'7 tures fur the Red Cross
”1 Before a fair sized audience which
» gathered at the Berkeley street
chapel last night, Dr. Vincenzo de
Bantu, a member of the Italian mis‘
*iy-four more alleged industrial Work-
!E‘l‘.“~ of the World wele h-sld ill the
lcounty jail here as military prison-
g'ers. They were arrested last night
i when they arrived from Troy, Mont.,
on a‘ Great Northern train.
i The. men, with three othersrw‘ho
‘Cooney, Louisville, Ky.;
treasurer, respectively.
iSEVEN MEN KILLED
Anthony; their names will be published.
Matt-e, Chicago, and C. B. Schulteo
Detroit, were re-elected secretary until be given information. regarding the
The police all over the state will
men and it is thought they.will {be
able to aid in returning, the stray
ones to the regiment. When the
men are found by the police they
day evening, September 6th. The first
llN REPENRENTS
I - ~ ,A‘ssembly hall, the fourth in the up‘
FaCt of Marrlage Falls - to: town court room, the second in the
of Draft icity hall, the third probably iii the
L21: Man out , Mayflower firehouse, and the fifth,
Crowder NOW Rules either in thé city hall or the Roway-
ton firehouse. .
! crately.
LONDON, Aug. 30.——Thc
American schooner Laura C. An-
derson was sunk by bombs from a
submarine on Thursday. All the
members of the crew were picked
up and landed at an English port.
titan, which is new in this country”, we". later release , were held at ”mi AT GRADE CROSSING
headed by Prince. Udine, delivered a; city jail under Major Clement Wil~‘
fiery interesting address 0“ the. Sill" kills, in command of Idaho national
[will be jailed, until a :rovost guard
-———-—— lean arrive and take them back to
I ABERDEEN, Md.. Aug. 30.—-S-3velii, camp, where they will be punished.
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The intent of the . draft law re-i The democratic city, convention
garding the exemption of married; will be held on Monday evening, Sep-
men isnclarified in a statement pub- tember 10th. either in the city hall,
~Tlie Laure. C. Anderson was a
four master of 960 tons’ gross. She
lye-cl. pl “ltttly's Part .in the Greatl. guardsmm here arrived and tookimen were killed and two others were;
Major Wilkinsiseriously injured atoa. Pennsylvania;
,‘IDT- ‘1’?! Santon served four months declined to make a statement. otherwailroad crossing near here today}
'Wll‘ “19 “all“ armies "1 the Alps. than flint the men would be held anghe dead men \ver‘e tomato ptckers|
War.”
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‘ his subject.
,He told in n'inost interesting man-
liiii .1119- l‘t‘flfion for “HE'S entrance} other alleged members of the organ-i RICHMOND, Va., Aug. 30.-—Overton food administration for the release
into} the war, stating that his coun-
try was fighting for the preservation
inoviraes now held by Austria.
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them into custody.
I military prisoners.
, James Rowan, district secretary of
ithe Industrial Workers and eleven
’ fzation, arrested hell: Aug“, 19, the tiny
. _ before a general strike of construE-lbrother, Thomas P. Howard. E, Feders uflll‘ still from an Atlantic port with ‘ ‘
. 0‘ Lilvilmalipnrand also to redeem her tion and agricultural workers in the, at, bank examiner, and their brother-in corn and wheat fer Belgian ,urelief mart, those accepted in the first call
lriding to work in a wagbn which was
iI‘lln down by a train. ’
Thmz'Others Meet Dieath'.
,Howard,
a prominent lawyer, his
1‘2 DUT H SHIPS
TO BE RELEASED
WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.—.—Arrange~
iments have been completed by the
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lot twelve Dutch ships, which soon
lished, today in the official bulletin.i
issued by' Provost Marshal General
Enoch H. 'Crowder, which expresses
the President's view in the matter.
Thc'statenient in part reads:
“We ought, as far as practicable, toI
raise this new national army withouti
creating the hardships necessarily en-
tailed when the head of a family isl
lnorthwest. called by .Rowan, was to law, a Mr. Bagby, were killed today'an'd the‘ Dutch government. The first
become effective, still are held hero'wben their automobile was struck by shipments will be virtually half and.
as military prisoners. _ .
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~an electric car near Ashlan‘d.
,- filialt‘for. Belgium andiiolland.
taken and I hope that, for the most‘
would befound to be men who had
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or the Town Assembly hall.
”The meeting last evening was a
very informal one. and the political
situation Was not discussed to any
great extent. The Hon. Jeremiah
Donovan was among those mentioned
as possible nominees for mayor.
In the first ward there will have
to be elected this year, a district
treasmerpone district commissioner,
and pro councilman, Just who will
be nominated by the democrats for
was built in 1891 at Bath, Maine,
and was owned in Philadelphia.
ROME, Aug. 3t).—-—Austrian
counter attacks in force were
made yesterday against the new
ltalian positions on the front
above Gorizia, the War Office re~
ports. Everywhere the Aus-
some points the Italians made fur-
thesc offices has not yet been deter-
mined. . , .
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trialswere driven back and at. , ,
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