who! I! was; the Mole nu
” I” is m ”I unor- w
‘ «amass-amass. ii in
Ito M III. II We. in"?
‘ Ital. it my has be m ail-In.
with may tee-siren of our
Hun bottles In their latest attempt
to destroy civilization. git-low is a
British tonli hurryinx through a
' Mali vlils'ge on the my to the
front to meet the advancing Gor-
mus.
These are thetlrst British official
.ahotozrsphs of scenes in the ~ battle .
at 'Pjeardy, the greatest battle of
the ironing to,arrive in the United
States. The upper photograph
shows two. British flyers alighting
i from a :trip over the German lines
and giving their report to a British
(idiom-wt the rear of the airplane
‘ will be seen two Lewis machine
guns mounted in a pair. This ‘
‘ .tl'
,o
Wag-”+13. «W awrm
“4“,
mm .n ' mil-.5”—
$UBMARINES . OPERATING 01:]; NEW l is no confirmation of the rumor as'Mqufilfiggi CASE
. 3 i I'YOR‘K HARBOR FIND MANY VICTIMS 9“" ' ‘ ' " '- l ‘ IN NORWALK
I NEW YORK, Juno nan wirv-
. . ' .; . ‘(Contlnued from First Page.) , llcss S. 0. S. call from the Ner «.‘cnttn-eufrom ni'st‘l'lll )
“ ’ ‘ a... ~ fYork and Porto Rico Line \pilStiOIl’i --. .
i ' . . "orsteaiiisliiitlarolina sst'in that “the house durina the evenin" were
1 He stated that he saw distinctly one other submarine beside the :ho was bah!“ attacked 13v 5 sub- Lucy Knapp. Mabel Watson :llld Ed-
me Which attacked him, the second submarine being in the near 111- niai'ino was received here today. IM" Bamm‘ liewson M‘ home in
in ~ , _ -the evening and it is reported he
:xflinityrlubmerged “Nth her 13611800139 showmg. ‘ wished some of the local saloons and
NEW YORK, June 3.—Two more American vessels, the Hattie‘], N:)liil.“(,1‘,l‘1‘kz iliuquuiie [ll-Rig]: mid :néoxicitlted whend he rfiturnod at
., r ill" 0 i Ul~ 0 ,ii “W 01‘ 0 ‘.‘m in; l. 9 notice not 11% unus-
JDImn and the Samuel W. Hathaway, have been sunk by German:was mm] Mm m a“ nmguing Fm“, but when he had occasion in
71“.”MM8' ‘ ,Ix'ossols. Rumors wrrr current l'linti1mm ”‘9 how“ about 4 "W0“ "’3'
' Details of th 'li ' ' ' . , ' '. v, . . .- , , torday morning he discovered (‘a-
e addl onal smkmgs had not been received early .1 1 limit “as nlglilt‘ti off the Parks hm lying on the In," “momma“
“this alter-noon, but the-report was that they had fallen victims to the Willi."- - file was carried into the house and
finality somewhere oil the New England coast. . . _“ . Wr- Fl‘fim‘ifi ‘. Burnt?" “‘35 5mm”
: .. , ‘ “Avvmwlnu: to 1hr survwm‘s. the ed. The physician ien some meai.
.AN ‘ATI AN'l‘M' O ‘ a 3 :‘.‘ . . . . , , ,, .. ', Edward H. (‘olc was sunrv scvciity- cine for the man but despite medical
.. J P li'l‘, lunt ) €guaid stations lune littll tonunu- tivo miles oil the Iliglilaiiilsof va,ti‘0atinent he gradually grew worse
.‘6—Passengers on an lllcOllilllg‘illtfiilt’tl Willi, but up to 12 o clock. li“"(‘\' rostrrdiiv afternoon and died at 5 o'clock.
.‘-.,'8teamship.troiii t‘uba today saiduio'dimmiorlitul liroiiroporlcd. ' :1“: ”. iblll,,.i}l‘.fi m .kiiiuflwi Dr. S‘ H" Huntington, medical 9"
L‘that the Cuban government, pro-i~ At this station nothing: had born-‘F'l to 1““. (50,; .‘ rill (I t) the an!!!“ called-wt: (hf house 8003.“.
fflumablyiii fearot'subiuariiirs,haddnuii‘d oi' the ruportrd sinking: of .“ “‘m ' '. ’ moo "L, ( .' @M‘ "Might“ ”Whom“ “a at
[Utililllllllltlel' oi the vessel, (aptiiin pnce notified imlicq....hfiadqunriers.
' .i-"‘..‘ . .‘..,,,, .',. .
“kept tlit. lort. oi ‘lliivatia clOsed .1” hliiph b) (Milli) snbinaiiius. ‘Nt‘Wi‘Ulllll. ‘Svrgt. Thomas-Hill“ went to the.
‘all outgoing vessels lioni May ..t), V V V _ j——- ; 'l‘licv H lt"ll‘t‘i <iiiiuli'inrmisli' lamina :ii the minder and ,rcoordcd
‘0 May 25. I N13.“ \(llllt. .lniu- :l.—~.\ rumor - in ‘ ‘ " ‘ ' - ‘ what cridcncc was obtainable. Those
_ , 51mg i'rnrhi-d tho (lfilt‘l‘ oi‘ llu- ’l‘liird ,o‘iic on racli side oi: lllt‘ vossrl “mime” will no brought out at u". in.
H BARNEGAT, N. J., Juno Sl.—-il\'nval ‘lliz-drii-i born that it subma- miguallod ”I“ .mlmm’ to heave tn. 4:11;“ tiiihivhfis 33:35 Ifl‘fioig $9,323
: ‘ -~. ~ a 1;..u .--‘ ‘ . ,.. . i ""‘" .n *“m‘ 0.
‘mord lion been lliihhul along tln iiiu. opiiating ofl flit donut, has; ..NE\\' \‘(lllK me “.me aux- Phcian Mm ”mm from Bridge»
Atlantic coast. to be on lllt‘ \Villcli‘lll‘t‘il ruptured li\‘ a [.mtrd States - . ’ -. t . . -o . . - .
. . - . a lilill‘V vesxcl currvnrr tlir- deai'd W” ‘” 1"” “mom‘- “Mic“ mam
or crews ol ships sunk by sllllllill-;Will‘hliii). it. is soul that the U-boatq“ 1? 1,7] ,,, , " , q l , ll , iiier liuminizton- performed an anion-
ines. All‘loi' the gowriinicnt lil'n.‘-' is liviii'r tom-:2 to this port 'l‘liri‘o ' n (35 UL“ ““5 “Hm“ D" - u 3" last Mill" .3" the. undertaking
,=.___-......1‘.;fl,.l- ______ ..,, .. ”n“..- m ,_ ,. , _ .. \__ ' ' Sill‘llllill'lllt‘. but rst'illfl‘tl ll." takings rooms of ii‘rmlorlok 11. Gaming. The
“ irrlugc in lit‘ Alltllii’li‘ port. doctor's version of the 'ma ‘9 doai
l -»-- is that of n matured skint; i_ looks
NEW YORK, Juno li.~Altli0ugh as though the murderer struck his
[victim over the head with an axe.
~ Nun‘s You em our
men TN (snails
S‘DE'INSCAQOL ’3’
Ii
glllt‘l't‘ have been tliosc frrquont ru-
‘iiiul‘s ol' Sllllllllil‘lllt‘s liiivini: cross»
I
ird lllt' Atlantic since Amt-rich on. BRIDGEPORTERS
ltrri-d l‘ilt‘ war, none have. artuiillyl START.»RIOTING
lwt‘ort- attacked American ship-l -.-r-r--—
iping: on this side of the Atlanticd ‘ (Continued M “3" a“)
In Oriolwr, lfllli, thoticrman sub-l , . p ‘ ‘ v l the
“Hmm‘ ”33 if?” ‘Vligniug‘ NA“? ‘nn'flimaigiiiiiid ll”ifriti.aiiriiilaiirogredmi
i'llil‘l. R. L. lily l" “‘ilil-lOl‘ lll‘lli, ‘0 “yen (hinge up a bit. They enter.
“~_—.—
,.
,5 . 6/ 'isliippiiinr oti' Nantucket _Liglitsliip_cd‘ the dauc'e hull and kept making
.4 .._. «Hug . - !and not six victims. {remarks about the passing dancers
-i l , ll“ ‘I-ini% ~ r . . . . . ..
g l , ‘ ., . . , . . information ”.09an at the until. finally one local young man ir-
" 13'“- '- senied one of the reiimrks made and
Maritime lnxoh‘ango licro indicatedknock9d one 0, the Bridgeporf crowd
as many as filtccii vessels have down. He Was immediately '3“de
sunk. ‘ jupott by the rest of the gang. who
seemed surprised that anyone should
i BOSTON. Juno fir—Tho Port of irescnt their remarks.
l
l
l
“l
Boston was closed at noon "tndoy'. imp“ and Bi-eliin we". quickly on the
. )iirriigi‘iiisctt Bay had been closed scene of action and jmped into the
harbor and every precaution I. tray. Vpnn the arrival of the oili-
iiinaiust the appearance of German C9” ”19 0m 0‘ WWW”; ”MGM" dis“
[Ibonts on tho x0“: Englandll’m’smfib‘" wore Inter caught as
i . . 't .. ‘t k, ,tliey were \Vuitinm for the Bridge-
. was “A S a “1‘ Inort tiain at the South Norwaik sta-
‘ _- ":2 lion. ‘
' ’ ' ' ' i ‘ Thiris the same bunch of tennis
First Gun Fired by Americans in the War \. who have been comm ,0 Nomm
ifor quite a while past and endeavor-
;ing to break nip dimces both attire
'turned their eyes do other fields of
loperotions and :decided upon: Roton
~lPoint. The locil authorities: cooper-
lilting with Mr. iBailey, promietor of
,the park, were lrendy for them, how-
;ever. with the lesuit' already lmen-
ftioned. . .
2 Much credit ls’due;’iiir. Bailey of
the park in aiding the authorities in
,apprchending the culprits. It has al-
ways been‘ the .purpose of the park
annuals in prov-do the residents of.
Norwalk with glood, ciémi, enjoyable
:amuscmcnts and to assure them this
he was rospmisihle in havin: n intui-
her of oflicers stationed at the park
lat all times. '1‘ sync not wish any
1 person who, via! s the park to he nan-
l‘noyed in any or y-snd to onset the
l coming or any . ng of hoodlunis. such
ins were present,,3sturday night. they
.co-operated with the local authorities
with the result that ii line system oi.
,poiice protection is now nrerniluni
lot the park at all times.
The .case of the young men came
, up this morning, and they had so-
‘ " ‘ ’ " " ‘ ‘ cured the servings of Attorneys Land
, m macs m us a.» am to . e and s: m mum in no.- war. The voting on m shield shows a was & “ml The use in: ion: on“.
, b WM.1917.wl¢nthe tin: American: first has masses to: Minis: “5’ ”film: 5:: 'u “m u
‘ m. 1.. '%
Officers Stratton, Toothill. Sank.
ESaturday night 'z‘dnncesin the. Assem- . . . - -‘ , ~
My Hal], mm. m Arionr‘ Hall. Wm?“ men were shot down, it is declared.
,these dances wing-discontinued they *
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The Youngest Set in Bridgeport
. Have a Special Week
Commencing Monday, J unc third
‘ Little Folk are always welcome in the House of Road
There is an old saying that the ornaments of any house are llll
friends who frequent it, and the little folk who come to but
their clothes, socks and hats, rompers and f rillv frocks. shod
and sneakers, underwear, nighties or toys, are ‘ over an at
tractive sight.
The Children's Shop on the second floor is planned ant"
conducted especially for their needs and ciijormcnt.
.A gift of a little gold ring
Wlth a purchase to the amount
of one dollar.
Loyottes Play Clothes
White Coats Rompers
Bonnets and Caps Afghans
White Frocks Dolls
Celluloid Novelties.
Children‘s. Shop
Second floor.
' (atom Result
w” (Maud r0u_
FRENCH RESISTANCE Mflldml. Mason: Privates Raymond drrtakos to ostablisli it iiioii‘niioliy
; _ .1. Burns, Cambridge, Mass; Beu- under a Germandynastymfid «do
I GROWS AS THE GER janiiii l“. Lair, New York city. llilit'L‘ the Finnish army undvr Fier-
; . MAN LINES NEAR Died of wounds—Frivatcs Eu- niaii leadership, according' to a dis-
l
i MARNE ARE PusflEn’geiic llllthOil, Perry, Okla; Arthur patch to Hit‘ Times from Slook- .
BACK llllct'ullounh, Aiiiiiiiosa. (lowa: lill- lioliii, quoting: the Socialist. Jil'WS-
5 hurt Stone, lda Grove, Iowa. paper l‘olitikcii, which has
Died of accident—Frivotes Ab sources of information among the
I hurt A. l‘ratt, Saint Barbara, t‘al.; Independent Socialists. in “(fem
, . ‘ _ Robert Springer, (‘ofi'cyvillia lx'aiis. nuiny.
.dcngolqu-d and claim muanr "4 Bird of (list‘iisc—l’i'ivatcs Edw Finland. n matted, agrees also
patients and workErs ““9 killt‘d ward Anderson,” Drop Rim-r. not to code llii‘ Aland Islands to‘
(Continued tram First Page.)
,0“ Wounded, 3 , (.‘onn.: Walter Biiilry. Wilkiiis- Sweden and to allow Germany. to
A3 0?“ml‘r'l‘l‘vnl‘llflm‘m‘l lll‘ll; burg, l’a.; (.‘oriiclius Fronnncyer, use the islands for a naval base.
l\\‘lll(‘ll lllVOth‘d a largo part 0‘ Pittsburgh; .loliu liastnrr, t‘hi-r ' ~--—~
illusmhas barn (“590.119er in MM; rago; Robert G. Martin, Brook-E rants, .nmo 53.———'l‘lic ivrgneii
know and Potrograd.“ A state oi 13.“, x y. ' - ,‘lu-lil tlu- Germans everywhere last.’
1810:“! has been dccl Vcd m MM”, Wounded~~l)cgrce undctcriiiiii- “llllll- T11" "119ml 1039““ WM“
,l’"‘\', ""d many “FEMF‘ERML‘ been 0d Licut. (icorvc W. Mut‘alio. heavy. The From-h took prisoners
““1““ 1’." the .391“er Wyn” Vii'ksburg Miss: Privates Bran-o the war office reports.
llll‘m- 30)“? tumortant. "Film." 1;. Boomer: Vincciiucs lil(l.'\VflSl- Tllt‘ F‘i'riicli counter-nitiwkod a-
l'm‘S "l“l Jllllctions have been cap- l\' Nciidskow, llai'tl‘or’d. (”I“). long the River Ourcq and Marne‘
lured by inutnious (.‘zcchoSlovak ichorclv wounded—Liam \l‘il- and made progress at, several
troops, while iii the south Kubini liain “Winn.” Windsor. (201111.; points. i
and D0" (-iilsfiilcl“ (“Sings throat Corporals 19min.“ D. 1§()de“'i(r‘ (an, A violent (icrnnin attack on both
91' revolt. T115" 1.00“ summon 1m dar Rapids. Ncb.‘ AU‘HISL 1F MilJr‘l‘i'“ ”1' ill" road between Chateau
.E\0l‘lil(‘l'li Russia is said to ho scr- or 50mm”, (in’nil.:'(‘m”.m 'l‘. Thichll)’ and Paris was broken up
intimiiiiw'thut the Ukraine is in llltirrow Doiiglas, Ala.; (‘ook by ’lit‘ French. ‘
Gemini} 003"")! and file hum" and (lliarlcs’t‘oart. Now Ilnvon, (,‘(lllle/ The statement follows: ”‘0‘”
Dm‘fllslrm,“ archetug 1"”"5‘0‘1 Privates Oscn r J. Carter, Ariton. troops continued their counter at-
h'y oonntcr revolutionary organiza— Ala; John 1’. ("lavorio San Diego, tacks during the night along the
“”"g‘ 30:11.; Hubert S. Coon,Briggsvillr. “'hOlE‘ fl'Ullt between the 'Oflmq
t W ‘ ‘ . ‘Visu i‘eor p E. Hurt \Yallinr. and the Marne and rained trrouod
f AMS ”BR-DAM, J11"? .i.—.—l“our f2“ 'pfi.J§1mM_)[,.]),,’1m]\a‘\\':l- at several points. AB violciil (40r-
pt‘l‘fitlllfl \\'t‘l't‘ killedt .Sjlx Si‘l'lilllsly lllll‘lOll ,A‘IRSS.; Sill“ “Inwinski' nldll attack, delivered OD lltllh Hidi‘N
“’Olllllll‘d “11d ““3"," slightly “'Jur' Mleiigz’in City, 1nd,; Oliver North, of the road between Chateau 'l‘hir-
It‘tl)l\i\}lllt¥li] trn British mfaigiinlcs at: Indianapolis, lud.; Clarcnco Pin. “.y and Paris, wasbrokon 119- by
U“( 1-1. l 10 011011 WWI.“ “F hm lb son, Zebulon, K32; William B. the French fire southeast of Bout-v-
M -l 9 "1001‘ billlll‘d'd.‘ morning, 80- Ramscv Dunbar “’15.- Harry S, selies. Everywhere else the French
cording to the Weser Zeitgnng .of Stalev‘ ’ Gravville 111.: Aiiton maintained their positions.
«Bremen, Two Of the Brit-18h PH?- Trost‘iiski, Divyerv’ille, Tex. g ”The losses suffered by the. roo-
The British War Oflioe state-' Slightly wounded —— Private g?" 1i}, the? actions Were gravy.
ment "on aerial operations issued Frank Kurzonske, Ripou, Wis. o w rune 1 tOOk lllllldl‘etlS'G pris-
‘sfiturdfly night reported a midfin“ Killed in notion (previously rc-x ncrs. __
the _ Station and workshops at ported wounrded)——Prm1te 'l‘eodori NEW YORK, June 3”” 53‘1"“ _
,Ixarlsruhe. The statement ‘said Beniewez, Vi 3135*", M333. ’sumcd here that the subinarinr «,2-
that one of the machines engaged . ~ "submarines are now bcinw .fi,.._
in. . ' ‘ . n_ LONDON June 3.——-A secret y " . . h ‘
the Tad had failed to retui i'oonvcntioii ,cxists between Ger-dWith b) American destroyers.
“VASHINGTON’ June 3._The many and Finland, which is k(‘,’pii \VASHINGTON Juno 3._.ijf.l.
army casualty “St today contain- secret fronrtbe Finnish Diet, by submarines uiidtiubtedly n:
gilntliirty-six 1131‘“, diVidEd ‘13,.Whmh the meSh government 1"“ looking for American trimspoi
o ows; . " .
. Killed in action, '4; died of;
,wounds, 3; dicd‘of accident, ‘2;~“
”died of discasc,..7 ; wounded in 110-: 1
'tion, 3; wounded severely, 16;
L‘woundod slightly, 1. l
l Oflicers named were Lieiit. F:
iW. Johnson, Bethlehem, Pm, kill-l .
rd in action; Lieutenant ‘Gcorgc' '
"w. MoCnlw, Vicksburg. iiass.,l
«wounded. degree undetermined;
Liam. William Hepburn, Windsor,l ~
:(‘onn.. severely wounded. "
t Killed in action—Limo Harry
1‘. w. Johnson. South Bothkhem,‘
Par-;v-~Sergeant Edward N. Ripley, ’
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