é ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD BY A SPECIAL WIRE AND OUR 'OWN OPERATOR Immm Mesa-melanoma. all" ht ‘50 South "Walk M , soul-n sonwsu. cons. NONI—MY. was 24, 1913 Fair and Slightly Cooler Tonight ,rwocmtrs' us IS 31111; Communications in Code to 1 Submarines Caught by Government Men .- if!» . y: ' ‘ SPURT 1 DANGER SEEN AM. mm M" l‘ . 1Im lied, 0111“ been WASHINGTON. June 24 stantlal evidence ludlontin t "em at node; hm ‘Jo'n' ~92. r —The Navy . M W necticut. shall not be re' culinated at Manages “more t such bra that finely give no clue hatever either as their purport or as no the identity or location of the send- 'p or receivers. it is knowin- how .tluu no such measures have been beat by any Government wireless sta- ties. as the 'Na’vy Department he'd m control o! niches Dnerotlon even . thas’ nation entered the war. ll“ tread in,“ .wi messages is (momma mm) Soils Randall Dane- C 8. ol. g“ lecture “Christian Science ":as walrus Reef-at Theatre, John Randall Donut) , W 41y; mild ‘A large audience rtment is in possession of aub- ‘ . gem-.1 ”WMMMI bulb All PM!“ El . '1 whelasdhhamal the moiegwdth the 1EINEWEIIWA88IIII" iBYIIENEIlIIM IIEVENS 1Understood That 76th Divi- sion Is Soon to Move—Now Equipped With Brownings -—10 Companies With 1,700 IN MEEHNGI: Men Will Have 160 of Them Discloses the Scheme Con- cocted by Three Men toDe H Sidetrsck Lieut. Governor do; :1 Clifford B. Wilson SITUATIIIN STATEN IN PLAIN TENNIS... Fairfield County Resents the Proposal and Will Put Up Stiff Fight to Thwart the Schemers ' - 3 MR. KING ’SPEIIIS 0IlI vAllTF‘ORD, June 24 —-80n1e 200 ens men were in the city yester- nd hundreds of goodbyes were said by soldier lads who thought this might be their last trip home. as the ftSeventy—sixth diviison is expected to ib'e on the move soon. Never before _hss New vEngland had "bunch. " nwlren the stellar'l‘wen ty—sixlh followed General Edwards across the ocean and dually into The machine gun companies are now equipped with awnings 'of the heavy type and quite possibly these guns may be the first of that '9!“ to be taken across by the men who i > have been taken or cent across. in ‘numbers; and may of the heavy- have The members or the Fairlie] d C 01111 been subliminbut Hartford on other; I ty Republican a mm“. at méICodnecticut boys will take ctr-moment. 111,11 , Bum-‘33..“ all! it can .hmrdaspehttby' air _. mafia, seen T. KW. hitting ”MI, .3 trons thomonlder the of W museum pditlclanswho us a decreed that Dillard B. Wilson. the ”Wt at Com the convention to convene in Hartford” tomorrow and Wednesday. Present at} the meeting from Norwalk were Ed-l mund E. Crowe. mambo of the State? Central committee: J o Nehemiah Candee. Captain Charles W. «Bell, jPeru clvsl H Sharron. A. 0. Wheeler. Ed- ward J Flaherty. Charles F. Triutsam.‘ Deputy Sheriff Nelson W. Benedictaud John. A. Mills. All alone in“ sttend- ' Lance came away w-th a determii‘mtlon to do all lsttheir power to West gr Rendered "at the Nov- hltaHlsIetaaeihw 4 ' ~ . a ' LL s.» Monotone-lasso) .. "anmm “unfit,“ « an 4 . - LEM ' Jasmin-sundae MASS MEETINE locally . rated by the Volunteer dircieotll'lns’s Daughtg vs.wlth roses. toSpeakoand Davfimm ~ sham tuiSingI This Whig 1While' the War: savings Enlistment rection oltCha'rles ives. the organist. attentive or the subset, abielr ere ed in the regular rteue of e church. nder the di- will handle them. Light Brownings ‘ 11mm 11111 Unusual Interest in diam "’ . w MM“ Episoooul one: 3'” r pennies and other early summer flow- I, M 5 :- boldmiesacrcutha * II .~ fir ml: 4- III “E M“ 22'" .3, b0 “.33 In. W an limit. -; "‘ ‘ i“;— no ah h‘i‘bn mmm- :~ 311111111111 1011111111111 5111111111 I Candy, Ice Cream and Soft Drink Manufacturers to Receive Limited Supplies— WASHINGTON. June 2I.——The most Sweeping ‘reetrictions ever placed on the American people by the Food Ad 'mlaistration are seen in the sugar rs- ticnlng orderlust issued. Each per- son is called on to confine himself to the consumption of three pounds of . sugar a month The rationing is to m". J“, 1. Soft drlal' and candy manufacturers will b, compelled to out down their supply any per cent. The moieties is declared necessary owls gto a rapid diminution In the, amount of suitor received in the could} try and the supply on hand. There will be no compulsion placed an indi- viduals to obey. but a close which will be millt‘sined on the ailected manu- Murers. ' PASSENGERS 01111110111 cu wmnows Passing Locomotive Blows : Out on Air Valve, Injuring Fifteen and Putting Two in New London mHospltsl IIIIII Milli? II SIWIIINEIIIIN Seven Coaches :magDa ed When Glass Was Sent Fly- ing Everywhere Masslkael Sanford Luck- woodtheBrideolSer ant Funnel—Other M uses The South Norwalk Congregsdosai‘ thatch was the‘ scene 0! a brilliant bedding. “may ‘afteruoon. wxhen n; “Meshes-e l'“, lion inaction!!! the " ones Warm gone he should be 'Joe by congressmen W ”Ir ' WINNING I EXTENSIVE STRIKES IIlIlNIILI THE IlIIINE 29,000 Persons Out of the Munititin Factories Be- cause of Reduction in Bread-Ration, BONDON June :1 ~Exlenalve trlkes out Thursday in Cologne and immune; on the Rhine owing to a Eduction in the bread ration. 20. 000 persons quitting work la munition fact- or!!!» has!) Ito_ 'a Match in the oneness: 111.1 ‘ tum Summit-land. Jane 24. ~‘I’bo Austrian troubles are extending. ac cording to a dispatch from Munich, quoting the Nanette Nachrichten of that city. The Vienna tell; according to these advices. stated that the strike has become general. nuns NlllI Ito ear-we sh l *me oinlsed by sea runs; neon at thatch-messiah Wt convert (staunchly Anglia lg’léak a his till 0 ' l m 0 me anecdote other on any declination accords- .enmm ion was“ an inside sate desk—sob meat doing the dirty “a?“ ‘-'witil innuendo of others ' cause! why he'shonid we so mmsa up... an no o's on "cuckold" by a ‘neleven'b'e to uncle King recalled that Uncle Joe was once asled why IIISIRIIN IfleSIVE ENDS IN I R01”, IIIE IIIlIINS um. casino," Maui s veritableteidmgh , in the waters of the swollen Flaw. er in uniform ., I' thmrbfihey “clients" wear epurs~ 11111 1111011 Retreating Enemy Obliged 'lo '- Give up Much [remnant Booty in Material and m. ‘ oners in Fleeing Across tile Piave . “ HIJNIiEIl STRIKES .:' lIlE SPREAD“ Germans Launch a Neville tack, Wt Are W With Heavy Wes . Hannibal-y" a. We til-ions on ._ “front 3 ' n1 nroiortio .f‘rflbl ., ions and'a-“d‘ass'ste . t ' r' . nitude form defeé . ,1 Already “1s ficiai dispatches neur- llama, Austrians have lost 45.1”!) menu prisoners and greet Quantities N. material, while the extent '0! their. other casualties may be indicatcc by the thousands of bodies dealing Unabld‘lb force lib than thc~ west bank rdayam .. according “mews dispatches, all! already. Mumps-eased by , detaehm' thrown over It)“ "easterlymdeofthe‘s ' ‘ From thd “Mo southward Whirl ‘ academy “hamlets“, ," treat. The Plays-river l“ < emptied into the sea quilts“ heir Venice, but in recent yearsg' hyf'. grass to relieve the. housing situation communities course has changed to its in the industrial ‘ " ‘ Day campaign opened on June 20th,". The complete order at exercises While at work at the Emergency when they go to their omens. Hie N- bf earnest listeners comfortably filled the “menu ind came away With a much better understanding of what iCllrlstlan Science really means and Stand 11 for The lecturer was introduced by Mrs. good '0 Mayeholr.- who said: "In the lblethe 17th Chapter of Samuel. we read how the Israelites- and the Phil- istmesnvent to battle. m the spoon ditch oh Ithaxlant Gollatl'lkjhe lei‘ael- has be true tilled with fear and 1131121 led on" om and understanding how to approach 111,11 overcome this personal- he'd evil asylum: lsraeiite lad. who had bM'ed 'll'te power of «the under~' fear of lack of room. The Amory Wei“ 3001“? avenue and Ward street .Godkl'e gaining the need. will accommodate a very large assem. at 4'15 oclock. yesterday afternoon stun lug fluid into aloe; (essences ,Ih'IPhge' Two) “KENS WIlElIIl IEIII GAB! $33 .a one 24——Slxty two bodies 0'! the H hbeck- -Wallaee' cir- c215 employees; who we killed in the wreck six miles ’vves‘t of here on the (Michigan centref Railroad 'esrl'y' Sat-‘ Inn-day, lay in tenlporary morgues here and" at Hammond, Ind., last night, while circus managers made frantic efirts to compile an accurate list or 'dg injured. Duly twenty four bodied havebeénldeiltlhed- Most oi the others were ensued and man sled» wouidI e numbed .....‘ any.“ .. We... . u. v . II a‘ “' o” .‘ ital or seatteroa employees ahop- leave andh the smear opening in Norwalk will was: » take piece tonight at the great public Song-Lay the School. 'rn'ass meeting at the Armory. Hon Prayer—By the pastor. Rev AlfredE George W. Wickershnm. the speaker' or Beebe the evening will arrive in News“: Welcome Address—Margaret Worthy spent in building operations. rosult of the war and in the settled cities and towns where lacilitles are not adequate is not to he riopnsly ‘Mect Corporation's plant, at Wilson's ply was. "80 their feet won't roll on Point, this morning; Adam Slammisch.| of Day street. was struck on the head (Enhanced ’On Parents) by £51m timber and fractured his 5. ‘ sku this afternoon or early this evening and will be met. by a reception com- mittee bf three. Judge John H. Light.“ Judge John J Walsh and Mr. Géo'rge _B'utterWorth Mr. Butt'erworth is as. etiolated with Mr. Wickershsm in the practice of law in New York city. Every preparation for the handling of a large crowd has been made. No person should remain away. through I line and with this hinge and everybody stoma make it a When a Chevrolet car. containing five point to be there and show evidence of Nor'walk 'spirit. The- war Savings TUNNEE Nu ' 11111111111 . A most astounding condition of of- isirs was reVealed when the planking over the railroad tunnel in Wall st Hey are age tour steel girders were ‘placed directly under the trolley tracks to support the extra weight but. owing to the heat from the smoke stacks of the engines and constant knocking from the brake wheels on the new type of high freight cars. three of them we been completely worn through, so that a thin strip steel .less than cue-halldnch thick has been the sole support of the heavy trolley cars the} are autilitbu'all'y pass- wllld N. W- Lit- board or era w “Imus" mm fItle.agentolthe WMJua-mgm'l" are. homaytsuder .these‘thl‘ee girdeuezas-aeen indie lull “MIN“ . .wlacaase it daylightlrom tbe‘railrcsdtrseks . ‘ wlohae Ionimaleitee'emjaiaeveilhat llthetrlalolg thin plateshavb not given under ia- nder't "weight o! ,h e Mal es_vyt cks. New -~ ens-d, eistyone a‘re’ nursing to a “it!” are on the round and will be placed If tiventricur identidbd W. leggings.— e‘a Ink we, I in position a “if “yo was taken up this morning.“ ome gated the matter, and later Chauffeur 9. The industrial and housing trans portsticn division. headed by Otto Eidllts, is to proceedeautionsly. Scores *of projects are under consideration but few have been or will be; approved, The housing situation out the country has taken a turn for tile better that has actonished may bills clsls. in the late winter and sprillg‘ and Donald Byington. 'un—o—v— menus as memes use.) - AUTOMOBlLES IN , SUNDAY MIXIUP There was a lively auto mixup at worse. This was particularly true shipbuilding and industrial plants and in Washington the demand for 1101131 ing has stacked-ad. one In ergo messil ore to the forchsuded Work of the Shipping Board and to the wot-kc volunteer commlttees who ob amine passengers. and driven by Mrs. Rob- ert Ralston. or Hotel street. was struck by a car numbered 59 503 Con- necticut, owned by Henry H. Pollak. and driven by Frank valentine which more and more room lor the war ‘ came without warning tromihe termin'-: workers 11.1 of Union avenue and struck thelI in shipping circles houses have been . . Chevrolet on the inside of the front opened to workers and threats by oill- ~ - wheel. breaking the front spring and cisls to commandeer propertyhavegiv- the steering gear Mrs. Ralston Innd1. eh m'aj'ly places to them. This has her little son Robert. Jr.. aged eightneggene‘d the necessity for new buiid- 1 years, Were thrown to the ground and lag projects. severely brulsed and shaken up, but sun-gm" of mm»- Wilson, who is the other occupants or the can Miss "(continued on has Nina) Edith Raiston. Richard German and lie Crosby of 6 Herber avenue” .___._._.._....__._ SPECIAL MEETING ’ OF THE KNOB CLUB were not hurt. Olllcer Page investi- 1 Valentine reported the matter to the uptown station by telephone. TWO ALLEGED fl 31$..ng b° “CW“ M" it"‘llfl‘xéfi‘h addresses of a... BOY 1‘“:in AUTO ALIENS ARE HELD Hf". South Ellini'fbsilfisfigm round men who left this morning or- 1 29th at 8 o clock in the evening to con- :ider and act upon the following mat- are To receive and accept lion ct Chief oi! Police William R Penning- ton mom to the plan thiem l gasthatmliatmvlayecvningbobnty otthe'olleersercltbe 5:166 SERVICE Slammisch was at work near one of the cranes which was hoisting the giant lc'gs‘and was not noticing what was some on around him. The crane swung the log around and it struck the lhborer in the bee let the head. the ‘la r in the back oi the head, O! the skull which may prove fetal. A nary call was sent in for the am- emulation "8 becoming Worse « 3‘ bulan‘c‘e and upon its arrival. he was liken to the hospital, where it was Enid his condition is serious. IIEN lEIVE TIINN Siaty- six Norwalk young men. of the selective service draft; lull on a spe- cial from this merninz at 10: 57 for Camp Mésda. Admiral. Md This is ;tbe detachment of the new draft con tingent to go irom Norwslk. They had registered on June 5 last. and are the first of new drottee's to be called. At camp Meade it is probable that they will be put into the engineering , ’ corps which needs a number of “men at present. A total or about 1,200 men poured in last Friday’s (June 14th) issue of The Sentinel. the willow ram. IN fl 0’“; any CASE ‘ ion, has gent to the town (debts of the Euro 1111 IS INBIIEISINE Norwelk veterans to Profit by a New Law ' G. Li. Saltsgaber. commissioner of the Bureau of Pensioris in Washing- various towns in Connecticut copies of the law, passed on June 10, amending the pension law of May 11. This gives to soldiers and sailors 830 a month pension it they served ninety days during the Civil War - There are many veterans of that war who have not received 830 the majority of them getting but 520. so the heirs in the new law was received with pleasure by the Normal]: veter- ans. The law. which has been receiv- ed by Town Clerk Herbert R. sous, readszl _ , (Continued 0n Pace all) Patsy Giulio. or 13 Kossuth street, ‘ to indicate that the Austrian ro- made public, can only be 'conjectnr- , - ports foreshadowing a new attack location. In the cm “1.1 r” offensive, the enemy! succeededbfi- crossing the old river bed, wln’eiik _ now a canal. From their positlnfi- 1.‘ there the fee has been driven, and» the Italians are relentlessly press- > ing‘ the pursuit. The latest news dispatches W the Piave river front; sent on: dis ' Sunday, 'tell of Italian hombni units being thrown across the main stream of the Piave, which Boogie tre'at ivas not Istayed at the eastern.» bank of the river. There is eyeryrindication the! Austrian “hunger olfensvie” ha: been a forlorn hope for severhl . . days. The efect of the defeat on' "2 2, the internal conditions of Anetta- 7 Hungary, when once the news is ed, butit may be that the Italiana' have dealt the enemy is harder ~ blowthan that merely involvcdilr. . themilitary'fcat of, pushing hill , ,5 back comes the Piave. . j . ' There have been no further re.- in the mountain sectors of the Ital- in front. Thrilled by their high“ victory in the lower reaches as their battlefront, however, the ‘ " tokens and the Allied troops fight- ing in that theater of the warm? : . ‘ be expected to meet any now. move with the stubborn resistance which so far has nullified the ellorte at
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