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ill FERERAE ARENTS
4 Were Themselves Sur-
E rounded and Had to Fight
,Rockville Visited in Effort to
Round up “Slackers” ‘
will! Out, Sustaining
.4 losses _. .
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VERTSEIGHTET
Heavy Artillery Firing in the
American Sector North-
west of Toul
ROCKVILLE. June 4.~Un’.ttndt
States federal agents cleaned up
slackers in tltis city last night and
arrested more titan 150 who did not
have. registration cards with them.
There were eight federal agents and
two United States marshals, John W.
‘KellE‘lit’l‘, formerly of Rockvillc, and
T. A. McCarthy.,ot Hartford. The
party arrived at 8 o‘clock in three
automobiles and at 8:30 started a
general cleanup aided by the Rock.
German U-boats in their cam-
CAUSES I46 I
DEATHS TODAY
mango off the Atlantic coast have
accounted for ten vessels, mostly
ville police. The tenfederai officers
split up into iour groups and raided
all the saloons in the center of the
city the hotel. and bowling alleys.
More than fifty men were arrested in
the center of the city. The Inen
« small steamers and schooners,
Isincc May 25.
There yet is no oificial or nit—
' ”official reports of loss of life due
'toIthe sinkings, although part of
the crews of several of the smaller
mussels and the passenueIs nnd4
crew of the steamer Uaiolina Inc
missing When a suanIu illt‘ in I:IIIIE
to shell the Car.olitto her 220 pus-4
' Mangers and 130 members of ti1e4
anti; took to the boats and it is4
believed they are trying to much
... the ‘Neu Jersey coast.
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SEASSERURMENTR
RE PUT IN CLASS
Til/6, ERRWRERSATS
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2“,. W444 one captain wort, see i Necessary to Meet War caused them at 146 pigeons.
5119; t wilt Naval officers at Norfolk Demands 2:33;“ Wiggm £4:-
have receiVed report.- Indicating ' :ed.Thy'loufO1 Nth 1]) '
live enemy uitdetuater “Dill-“4E V4 ASHTNGTONI 444“" 4—‘9404054 epeop eo owns, a 9'
Marshal GenPIal Cioudtr appimes
haw been operating 04? 4449 40‘4“ the action of certain draft boards in
Oil the Aisue butlit‘i‘lt‘lil lilt‘ tier- Eplacing men of Class 4 in mass 2';
man advance is waning, if it haSI em 111° it is not only necessary tol
' not. already been stopped befote4 meet war needs but is in accordance]
the desperttt e tesistance of “P44434362: SIN/“1364:5515 ”:4; $3143?“ 9“
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lliench. S‘n‘du-P the menu prog taken from the local board to the dis- 4
' i‘lfiifi was slight, while on lilontlet,3,1.i(.I board as a means of dptgcfingi
, otltet. Now that, the intro of ilitt
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(human blow has near13 spent 1t-= ‘ ontinu On Page ) « ~
no,” the ofi'tnsive is turningr into4
:1 seties of battles for impoitunt ENflRWALK MUST
~tercts and between the 011th and ‘ FURNISH 70 MEE
- Itin- Mttrne, the Germans are mak-
ing violent etforts to drive thef
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llltlicil from advanta ’t 0113 hill HARTFORD June i—Adjutsnt ,
tutti tetaken by the bitterly con cal draft boatds in Connecticut mustl
testing forces, but the Germans. (““45” 40 make “4’ 4'14“" 43‘9r9m9544‘ £044
1200 men to enttan une or:
despite fresh ttoops, are gaining Camp \iead Maryland Hm
but. slightly.
is similar. There the Fleilcll hate necessmv because man) other local
lettaptttrIel Mont (‘itoi53 for the: 44036445 41"“ but few C4355 one men
fifth time German attacks else. I
whore bctuoeu the Aisnc and the:
THE REPUBLICAN
West. of Soissons the enemy hasE COMMITTEE CALLS
been held for no gains, although; THE PRIMARIES
Berlin, in its latest report claimsl
, , , room in the City Hall buildin
btiwcen the Demo and the list 111 ENorth Main Sum EM evening gm”
to take the hills around ( ocltelelEEE a" the members of the mmmmee
lneke doun with het133 losses. ,“ere present when the chaiimun Ei-E
4Perci3al H. Sltetron was also pie-4
to ltheitns the Allied troops Inain- gem and teeorded the doings of the
tain their positions Rheims is re session The 01113 businpw trans-4
ported almost three-fourth sur- acted was the issuing of the can rm
Iotmdcd bv the Germans, 33110 ate
conventions. The primaries will be
held on Wednesday evening.
west and east. 12”,,
(lo the British front the fielding
still is confined to raids, British
airmen continuing their bombing
‘ ~ ships.
Theer has been heavy artiller)
slim-g on the American sector
"lwfllll'it‘fit of Tool, but no infill)
the Tl‘retttlt and German gains on errors if any have occuried. The de 4
positions.
- positions. Villages on the eastern General George M. (we announced
4n1usl furnish 545 men. neatly half of,
- Disc, on the line between Noyonl
progiess here and to the south. 4 A meetin: of the Republican totv;n
Along the Marne the aciitit3 hasl mund E Clone called the nicotine to
the, caucuses to elect delegates to-
within a inilc of the eit3 on the
operations, and have accounted
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Itlw western wing balanced each! comment exrrfistis the belief that it
Bclforet the Forest of \ illets- Cot-4
edge. of the. forest have been taken today the quotas which various
The situation. north of the Aisnc the total increment. This was Inadei
and Soissons, ha3e been repulsed
praqy attacks b) the (19, xnauslfcnll’nlii 964 was held in Th9 :Oul'ii
been slight, while 610111 the Blame 01‘4” a4 3 091096 The “Clem-“3v
the state. congressional and county,
north north“ est west and south 4
The First Ward will meet in
end “21rd in the Council Chamber.
the Third Ward in a place to be art.
for twentyuwo more German air- bly Hail and the Filth in the Rovmyq
ton Hose Company Hall. The dele.‘
6:36.83
assemble on the evening of thi- l? tit
and elect the delegates to the convert
lions named above The senatorial
and probate conventions will not be
Iheld until the early tail.
Reprisals on the Enemy for
partment’ s advices said, were
thrown into a. state of “the most4
absolute panic."
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Twenty on Job In mFairfield-fi
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The State Department Also
Learns That 150 Residents
of Cologne Were Injured
PANTS EATERNS
AIRSRATTTTAMATIE
Attacks Made on French
Towns ‘
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Wmulflmfi, June III—A re?
6N STATE RilAllS
ERR FIRST TIME
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Day Begins at 6 :30 and4
Ends at 5 :30
Prisoners from the Fai rtieid coun-
ty jail numbering 21) net-e at work!
Ivesterday on the tepairing of the
4Black Rock turnpike in Fairtleld
They 3391s under the chatge of tour
artned guatds I3t he were prepared for4
any attempt to escape on the part of:
one 01 all of thetn.
This is the first time in New
England that jail prisoners have
been used on the roads and marks4
the beginning of a new way of tak.
ing care of the prison labor. Here-I
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BRARTT 6E ESTIMATE
PEANSETIR MEETTNETS:
Hearings on the Budget to
Begin June 6th, With Oth-
ers June 7, L’Z‘and 13
The, board of estimate and taxation
held a short and quiet meeting in the
'councii chamber in the City Hall, last
evening The report of City Treasur-
‘er Herbal A Mathewson was rea ad
Junefand accepted and it was Voted that
several other reports and estimates
of the tarious districts and depart-
ments of the city he heard at sped
cal meetings that would be held he
nounced later the Fourth Ward in 4°” July 1' at which was a “3“!”
the court room in the Town Assent Emeetiux would be held and ”54 ‘4
tenuous in the estimates nude
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HERE ARE SPENEIT
Many 4CM Tdren Appeared
Yesterd tobe Examined
—-Those in Charge
Both Welter» stations opened yes
terday Each den has an outer or
exhibit room which is also used as
a waiting mom. The exhibits were
attractive and of great help to every
one. in the Inner- or testing rooms
everything was sanitary and useful
Al: the South Norwalk station. where
'Mrs. SI. Jarvis and Mrs Franklyn G.
Brown. were in charge 33 children
were examined and 26 had to he ask.
ed to come again as no more could be
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Cops Making Arrests Now
in Army, Students’ Cases
Reduced
4 NEW HAVEN June 4——The Yale
undergraduates charged with partici
Epation in the street demonstration of
4May 20 were. before the an court
4yestertlay After five hours of testi-
Imony and cross exam: nation Chaun-
(:93 W Diecks. of West Orange N J..
Iand Thomas Denny of New York
Ecit3 were discharged as the etidencc
4did not run against them it appear
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North Carolina Sunk
I a l by Submarine;
350 Adrili ill Small Boa-
rls on The North Atlantic Seaboard In
to Thai Two Samar-Submarines Mac
the Attacks on
elli-
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Iggsons Drowned.
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In HEAViil IIIIIII
$50 and Costs For One and
$25 and Costs Each For
Two Others ‘
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As It result of the miniature. not
at the Retail Point dancing pavillion
Saturday night when a number of
Bridgeport young men tried to break
up the dance in progress and show
their contempt of Nor-walk authority.
Willi am Leopold
breach of peace. drunkenness and as-
sault, urns fined $50 and costs,
amounting to 865.36; Joesph Roberts.
charged with assault was fined :25
(manned on manual Page.)
TNRNESTTNTRPTRST '
‘ |T|ST|||6T MURDER
Coorner Pheian Hears Testi-
mony of Several Witnesses
of Frank Cabral’s Death
COI'oner John J. Phelan was at the
City Hall yesterday afternoon. and
held an inquest into the death of
Frank Cabral, of 88 Highland are
one. Bridgeport, who was mysteri-
ously murdered near the home of
l-
nue. First
morning.
Thomas Hewson. who occupied the
District. early Sunday
after being struck by his assailant:
Ied that two oflicers who arrested
these two students have gone into
militaty sentce and could not be call
ed to aim testimony. Judge Hoyt
said to these students:
“Jo's a. lucky thin: for you
4fellows that the policemen went to
Mar." ‘ ""
Denied Discharage Motion
When the counsel made a motion
court promptly denied it. One of the
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EINDUSTRIAL ZONE .
DIRECTORS NAMED
WASHINGTON, June 4,—A deci
sion as to whether he will call a
, strike of commercial telegraph oper
ators will be made S J.' Konenkantpf.
president of the Telegraphers' Union
announced today after he reaches
Chicago whence he will go tomorrow
‘We are not in ear hurry about so
ing out." he said.
NAVAL MOTOR LAUNCH
LOST IN HEAVY SEA
two I
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TO LAUNCH 16 SHIPS
ON PACIFIC JULY 4
WASHINGTON. June I.—‘L’.aunct1.
ting sixteen ‘vessels on the Pacific
lc‘oast on July 4 is the program in re-
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to have other students discharged the ‘I spouse to the appeal of Edward NI
Shipping‘
Hurley. chairman of the
Board. to the country's shipbuiiders
Shipping Recently-"Many
charged with .
Thomas Hewson, at 107 Harbor ave 4
house into which Cabral was carried.
Mabel Watsonpa boarder at Hewson's4
A Dozen or More Vessels “
Sent lo the Bottom-«P
Along Coast Remain Ci
New York Still Excited tires?
the Raid.
NEW YORK. June 4.-—Ti1e lone-expected 3
German armed submarines to American waters ha
ed In the destruction of at least ten vessels flying the. -
and Stripes. according to reports from various ports aim
the North Atlantic seaboard. The attacks were 11th T51?
two super-submarines and most of the vessels were bomb
ed and sent to the bottom last Sunday. although it
known that two of the craft were destroyed prior to Ma}?
26. So far as known there has been no loss of life.
Chief interest today. aside from the coast patrol by
airplanes and navy craft to prevent a possible recurrence
of the raid. centered upon the fate of the 220 passengers
and crew of 130 men of the 8.000 ton steamer Carolina.»
the New York and Porto Rico Line. The liner was attack ~-
ed Sunday night. when within tWo hundred miles of San ,.
EHook. and as nothing has been heard since her S. O" 3.. ‘
signals were picked up. her owners assume that she 1s _ .
The crew and passengers. in small boats, were reported.
thiryt-five miles out to sea headed for the New Jew
Icoast early today. and coast guard cutters were on tile;
war to verify the report and pick up the survivors; if pee-r
s1 e.
Reports that the Savannah Liner City of Columbm”
also had fallen prey to the lurking menace of the seas lack—
ed confirmation. as was the case of the schooner same:
W. Hathaway.
A revised list of the toll of the and recs raiders?
folloWs:
Steamer Texel. of 3.210 Izross tons. sunk by bombs»,
sixtv miles off the Jersey coast Sunday.
Schooner Jacob M Haskell. of Boston. sunk by sh ‘
tire Sunday off Barnegat N. J.
Schooner Edward H. Cole. of Boston. sunk by bombs
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to celebrate independence Day with
a item}; output of tonnage
which to thwart the submarine.
This fact was disclosed last night
Secretary Wilson which is designed
to refute charges that ship workers
in the West. and particularl3 riveters
and wooden ship caulkers. are not
putting forth their best efforts
speed up. it is understood that the
3essels will include merchant craft
for the Shipphu: Board and desttoy-
are for the navy.
TELEGRAPHERS MAY
NOT GO ON STRIKE
WASHINGTON. June i~Appoinb
The ”m4“ ””4““ M 44'" board W.a5illN-'.FON June Amines diluent oi directors to: the mean in.
part0! the evening was adjourn
until Thursday evening. June 13.
(009W 0! 1'“. mm
which has to have held the attention
chosen at these primaries will or "4:! members durlnn the early 43414,; 26446464: motor launch Ont-it with
sea on the coast lay
tilt!
crew Charles E Ridicule: has been divided by the
“firemen. oi nhipl-y. Flat. to a heavy; tries Bowl was
13.11;» are The directors will have general so;
gamma by use any dentition! te- nemen- or the production or war r
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dustriai new into which the country
War Indus-
announced today
fin correspondence made public by:
fifty miles oif Barnegat Sunday.
Tanker Herbert I Pratt. of Philadelphia. sunk 65E
ECaue Henlouen.Sunday , _ . ,
Schooner Isabel B. Wiley. of. Bath. Mes sunk Sn 7 1 ‘
oil Barnesat
Schoner Edna. of Machine. Mes picked up as derail
olf Cape May. N. J.. Mav 26.
Schooner Hattie Dunn of Thomaston. Maine. des _' ,
ed as a derelict Mav 29 off Winter Quarter Shoal Ligh .
Schoner Haunonutre. of New York. sunk twent .
miles oif Barnea'at May 28. ‘ ~
Steamer Whmeconne. sunk ofi' Mane May. May 26';
. Steamer Carolina sent wireless calls for help whi
in: shelled by a submarine Sunday evening. when
Sn nd.v Hook.
Members of the crews of the vmels. on their
there and at other ports. Isl-end generally that the
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