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Julius A trier Maud ThA Failure to (lo-Operate Means 033:“ With Farmers Re- Some Of the W DEA,“
A " Locked Ull 1‘ Curtailment of Coal Sup- q -——-—— mutachn ”it: Hagan?
New Y as Dangerous ply WASHINGTON. p. 0. July 12 ——-Pro- "3
lien vost Marshal General Crowder yeateoA Close
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FRIDAY JULY 12, 1918
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Fair tonight and Saturday.
NEEB INA PENINNN
ENANEEINTNELAN
General Crowder to Make
day iss sued ord' ans-A
pending induction into militaryA service
of all subjects or citizens of neutral
countries. pending the drawing or
regulations under the humanism to
pristion law, under which neutral aub-
the draft act in the new W Appro' A
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All Plants to Be Graded Ac-
SEAZEBNN ANENIAN
A!" fit) ' Tull; COAAAccused cording to Conformity
Elly ' iteAccused With Regulations
CAI! AH“ Wot 061,18 Not An Order of the United States Fuel
ARM Administration, prohibiting needless
waste of coal in factories. will be made
A- cilantro in Connecticut at once, so
cording to plans announced at'a nicot-
in; of local fuel committee chairman
frontallpartaathestaleinthellapl-
tel yesterday. After the filing of con:-
preheasive questionnaires by man
i lecturers. personal inspection of every
power plant will be made by Unitod
sinners of the corporation were arrest-
ed yesterday as humus enemy
alone. When they were takes: into
custody is was diclosed that the bani:
”was taken over Metal weeks ago and
rat: by A Mitchel Palmer. States fuel inspectors. Each plant
slim property custodian will be rated in one of five classifica-
“12 arrests “01‘“ made 0” DTBSA‘AGHN A lions, according to the thoroughness
is! warrants. after investigations bNA of the owner in contending to the re~
the Department of Justice and the? comniendntlons of the fuel administra-
Army and Navy intelligence Bill‘elllliN,:
which have been under way since tht‘A
United States entered the war. The A
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NPEiiBiNili BEBE.
it was enplielllymtaled that the ar-
Cannon and Secretary Dan-
rests had nothing whatevei to do with
(Co-tinned?“ 9:“: Pass Six)
iels Lead in Parade and' mi
Speeches
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FMStufis’ new and A line Republican, and Secretary of the
Quantity 0f Quinine Wanti Navy Daniels. a fit. exponent of radical
ed ' ' '
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MW
Democracy. dropped party lines com
, pletely yesterday and led the Best
‘ People on Earth. the same beingA the
‘MSTERDM" July 12 —AccordingA 'Dcnelolent and Protective Order of
to the :‘Telegraaff' Germany hm Elks in a
. parade of patriotism and a
demanded from Holland 60.000 cowe.A display of Oman“. fireworks
3.000 horses, 10 .00» bone of cheese, 2..
000 .00!) eggs. 1.50 A0” of m” prod ANAeidieriomgfi'gllEclNzrndhigltfiAnge. Huge
ticts, a large quantity oAf poultry. 3. 00 f: wds 3 lauded both in both roles.
tons of “Aug” and 200 MA) AAAEAA' In “(AAA KI’t was ItAIAAe climax of the annual con
dition, Germany 313° wants a certaini ntion of the Elks and they made the
amount: of quinine. while from theAve t of it. Jersey City came along
Dutch colonies an additional credit oi. “A“ N v k t t first
1.000000 iioritis iuontuiy is desired. “AA ”“3““ "A 9A ”1’, 1° me
The newspaper says that the deA place for the honor of av “g
mantis were made by Germany as
a result of ailAinuull-y' in the wcountry
districts of Holland We
economic spies and are “to berm meiA
before questions of German countei
concessions can be considered.
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NEW YORK. July 12 e—Dr EdwardA HARTFORD. July 12 .——Warning was
A- Rumely, f0 rly publisher of the issued today to householders by Thom-
New York Ev Mail. untested onA as w Russell Fuel Administrator for
charges of per ry in connection withA Connecticut ,to beware of any persons
the question cl ownership of the news- who cinlm to be acting an inspectors
paper. which the Government alleges for the United States Fuel Administrio
was bought in the interest or the Ger-A tion enforcing the coal rationing plan
man Governnlilnt. {announced toliayA recently announced in the press.
that it the Sell 8 Mid make an ”A The state oinoe of the United States
realisation into emits of the never» Fuel Administration learned today that
pelt. he would waive immunity andA in one community in the state a. man
place all 2110 facts in 90339581011 0f theA was going about to various houses
\ Government. , ~ representing that he was a fuel in-
‘ To Senator William ll King. MA specter for the Governmeiit with an
3 man, who proposed a senatorial A'-lu-A
’ ' entry into the Evening Mail case. Dr A
lilumelyt‘ sent the following telegram
today: '
“I see by this morning’s press that‘A
you propose a Senate investigation andA
rice in doubt as to my “position with
reference to testifying. I waive im-
munity and will willingly plane at
.x-
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CLUBS HAVE MANY .
MEN IN SERVICE
At the meeting of the governing
A board of the Norwalk Yacht Club. last
e club house was
- train.
'bound together and the loop
that
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pm to the lhct that 170 men have
been notified to appear at the Town
Assembly Hall Wednesday aftemoon,
July 24th. for induction into the Unit-
ed States service, by the local Exemp-
tion Board, No. 14, the following rules
regarding the character and amount of
the baggage each man may carry will
be of interest. and should be carefully
read by each man in the present
quota:
"Upon reporting to your local board.
you will not need and you should not
bring with you, anything except hand
bagsase. You will not be permitted to
take trunks or boxes with you on the
You should take only the fol-
lowing articles: A pair of strong, com-
fortable abbes. id fallen your feet
from your-v lotion marching
shoes: not exec four extra suits
of underclotliing: not to “need all: ex-
tra pairs of socks: four face and two
bath towels; a comb. a brush, a tooth-
brush. soap. tooth powder. razor. and
shaving soap. It will add to your corn-
fort to bring one woolen blanket, pres
ferably of dark or neutral color; This
blanket should be tightly rolled. the
ends of the roll should he s iii-sly
t the
blanket thus formed slung from your
left shoulder to your right hip.
“You should wear rough strongA
clothing and a flannel shirt. preferably
"an olive-drab shirt of the kind issued
lava-—
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BlilllliEPBNT HAS
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BRIDGEPORT. July 12.——A fire of
considerable proportions is sweeping
through the lumber plant of the A. W
Burrltt Lumber Company, this after-
noon. and the street block bounded by
Maple. Knowlton, Williams and Arctic
streets. may be burned over. The first
Saginaw of the loss is upwards of $300.-
TRY TO STIFLE
DRUG COMPETITION
WASHINGTON. July 12.—-Consplr-
any with the purpose and effect of sti-
fling competition in the wholesale drug
Trade Commission in a complaint to-
day against the ‘National Wholesale
Drugglsts' Association. the Title Guar-
anty and Trust Company. New York,
the organisation's treasurer and un-
morons individuals, including the asso-
ciations ofiicersr
Verbal and written notices ale ai-
‘ leged to have been given to manufac-
turers that certain customersor pro
spectlvecustomers, were not entitled
to recognition as legitimate jobbers,
according to the associations defini~
on.
AllilNNEl HUBBEii
where he first began the practice of
trade was charged by life Federal-
Other means said to have been used.
[ANTENNA]
Ask “All State Law Con-
earning sachets Day Be
Enforced
A number of the merchants
of the Second . . last evens
ing. to take action against those initi-
chants of this it whom illegally
opening their IA of on
Sunday for the sale of
no a result of the reacting. a walnut-
tee, representing the Second distitct
merchants formally lodged a com
plaint with Prosecuting Attorney Cras-
mer C. liegeimiu. thll morning. charg-
ing those merchants who keep open
on Sunday with unfair competition.
The trouble started when a number
of merchants, especially in the Spring-
wood section, of the city began to open
their stores for business on Sundays
The laws of the state of Connecticut
strictly prohibit such procedures ex-
cept in the cases of older attired or
drug stores. The merchants Wham
their claim on that MM are?”
prohibited from their atores
and that the 'flpitngwoad merchants
should be made todo ihesame thing.
in the Public Acts of 1912. chapter
382 which is concerning the sale oi
articles on Sunday says:
(venues-I on rage Nine.)
lN NEN BNANTENN
Durlhg the coming week Judge
James T. Hubbell will remove his law
office to Room No. 2 Gazette building,
law, immediately after being admitted
to the bar.‘thirty-three years ago.
The main office and the consultation
room adjoining have been newly paint--
ed and decorated. and present a moat'
attractive appearance.
Attorney Hubbell practiced his pro-
fession in Room No. 2 for three years.
and then entered the employment of
the if S. Government.- in the New
York Custom House and. later. resid-
ed for a number of years in the South
and, on returning to Norwalk opened
an office in the James block where the
uptown police station is now located
some years later he entered into
partnership with John J. Walsh, under
the firm name of Walsh it. Hubbeil,
and occupied his old room. No 2. in
the Gazette building. With his colleag-
ue in the adjoining oillce at No. 3.
When his partner received the ap-
pointment as Judge of the Court of
Common Pleas. the firm was dissolved,
A
and Attorney Hubbell took up tempor- _
Airy quarters in Room No. 8, at the.
back of the building. but the charming
view of Water street and its environs,
to be had from the windows of No. 2,
proved too potent an attraction. and
his friends will soon be able to greet
him in his old familiar colder.
A -‘cfl—‘fi-‘M
GERMANY AGAIN ,
TALKS OF PEACE
‘ LONDON. July ill—There is the
closest union between the political
NAVAL BALEBBN
Accident at Bath Beach
tioa balloon anchored over the Bath
.otruolt ltrulllshtulnaatIocloehl t
r ' as
aim-M blew up in am: of
dance. The balliloo carried
tum or more observers. but a report
basket when it exploded. Naval oili-
cers declined to give any internin-
TNEPNBNENNTBN “°"
NIT BY HENTNINIT
ANN BENTNBTEB
‘ Station—ritually in Bas-
m YORK. July 12.——All 0.0m
BNENIBALSTBBN
BNNEB ABNBAB?
NEW YORK, July 12.——A hearing to
determine whether the majority of the
stock of three chemical companies in
the United states is American-owned
station was
usually
,
anidnoonewasinthe
The balloon. part of a special naval
Wm Aliiiiilliiiiis
patrol ushered to a Government boat
130an Bay. was man feet in;
tbeair'whenitwaastrnck.‘ The en-
ploaion which followed :1th ln«
neatly filter the bull struck the
great gas has brought hundreds of
mutants of the district to the streets.
' fie pillar of fine was pistol; visible
”hideaway.”
(Coat-as colorants-hear
ANE NBNNBEB UP-
CHICAGO, July 12.——'l‘he round-up
by Federal agents and the police of al-
leged slackers and unregistered aliens
which brought to various police sta-
tions nearly 5,000 men last night. con-
Atinued today. Railroad stations.
Asteamship docks. theatres. bottleneck
moms. restaurantaand Mother *publio
halal those who
could not she mm
. Amber
Amber. Nil—4s owned by a (Sermon
or German-owned was begin: here to-
day. before Merton lit. Lewis. State At~
curacy-General, at the request of the
Department of Justice. and A. Ritcbel
Palmer. alien property custodian. ,
l! the maloflty of the stock of these
these cancer-nouns nodule:- and
Chpmieal Company. of Perth.
company. the Gold and silver Refinery,
of Frankfurt. Germany. as 'alleged by
the Government .the three civcpanias
would be subject in seizure by the
alien property custodian. .
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2 AVIATORS KILIAE-D,
'MERIDEN. July 12. —Alien
_ The .owner is Louis Mlchaelis. former-
tlals. were data“ mnfifltltefilvfiwlization
Out of the 5. prisoners; somersioo : Bu} ‘ s
were compelled to spend the night in F0133“ ”bah! @5me
jail, many of them being out-of-tovgs onsumer 1
visitors.
There was great excitement at the
Municipal Pier dance ball when the in.
vestigators appeared. Virtually all of
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WASHlNGTON. July 12. ~‘l‘o equal-A
ice the price of sugar to the consumer
in the face of prospects for an increase
due to a threatened shortage and to .
secure better distribution. President
Wilson yesterday created the Sagas-A
Ecualiaatlon Board on recommenda-
tion of Food Administrator Hoover.
The board will be incorporated
‘5, 000,000. the capital to be furnished
by the President from his special war
fund and will have authority to ac-‘
quire, even at a loss to the Govern-A
meat .the production of beet sugar fac-A
tories that moot under the present
price of beets be sold to the public at.
a reasonable price and other high cost'
singers. This will be resold in the
(Continued On Page maven)
SENNEANT BNBAL
IN IN THE EIENT
SergeantAA William Croai of the
Eightleth Company. Sixth Regiment.
United States- Marine Corps American
Expeditionary Forces. has Assn in the
thick of the fight in which the Marine
Corps has been engaged for several
weeks in France, and has written a
number of interesting letters to his pa-
2 INJURED IN FALLS
WASHINGTON. D. 0.. July 12.—
Second Lieutenant Harry J. Ross. an
instructor, was killed yesterday when
his plane fell at Call Field. Wichita
Falls. Texas. ms home was in Phlla‘a
dolphin. Lieutenant Sigurd A Emer-
son. the otherog Mlegld. so ma-
chine, was nuts eouslyT
airplane fell only9 100 feet. .
Lieutenant Lee C. Giddlngs, of Du-
luth. Minn, an instructor. was killed
and Cadet Edward C. Burlington. of
Washington, D. C. was severely in-
flux-ed yesterday afternoon when an
biplane dropped 800 feet. at Scott
Field. near Belleville. Ill. .
Louis P. Mutty, a naval volunteer
chief quartermaster. was killed by
falling from a seaplane at Miami. Fla. ..
on June ii, the Navy Department an-
nounced yesterday.
The department also anmunced that
Edward F. Durim. landsman electric-
ian (radio). U S. N. R. F" w'as drown-
ed on July 7 Aand that hlsgbody wasx
recovered. His address was No. 1,024‘
Sterling street, ludia‘napolis, 1nd.
ALIEN PROPERTY or 36 Spring stretct one no one re-
m MERIDEN mans °°‘ “A ”l “freight... 2.. on
"Dear Ms:
“Just to let you know I received
your letter. Well, i am feeling quite
owned
property consisting of two business
buildings in West Main street. with
Atwo' dwellings in their rear were
taken. over for the alien property cus-
todian by Government agents today.
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POSSES FAIL TO FIND
ly a baker here, who has livéd in Cer- KANSAS BANDITS
many for ten years. and who had left
the real estate in' care of Alwin Mi- A PA,0LA Kan me unfit“ Sm er
chaeils, an adopted 8011 to Whom he at liours’ search through the Brush-v
had given the bakery business.
Union and NemHaven Trust company River. home guards”. sheflfi's posses
leaders of Germany andCerman Army
nose to receive peace proposals from
will act. for the custodian. In one of and volunteers, numbering about 250
Headquarters regarding their readin the business blocks is a moving pics men. returned last night without hull-"mm4 of mm“ Siberlax
lure theatre. ing found a. trace of the bandits ins
rents, Mr.» and Mrs.- William B. Cruel. A
TheA wood bordering the Marnie dc CygneA
(I)! The Announced I'm)
am: still llesltatea to scam
the Allen to but! filllfllgby ' 1*
motion of off me
itlatlve in local «menu allot tall-l
ing operations is in the hands' or ”AA
Allied troops, and they confined ii
harass the enemy at many points TWA-i
tween Ypres and Rfiélms. A ' ,
British troops on several ”MA
have raided the German lines on thAAa.
Flanders and Picardy battlefleA
Australians in one place insult} é
seventy prisoners. Between the Ill"
and the Mame. much sideline
ipenetrated the enemy positifif
mm of
of the latAest Fro
puts. 0n the Marne frail ,-
troops have rented: 'a Belicia
which attempted a raid. on this A
as well as on most of the British A
from Ypres to the Somme the mm
or has been rainy and stormy.
Aerial operations also have stifle“
from the unfavorable atmospheric cm
Aditions and artillery activity has
Acroased. Berlin claims fire airpl ,
out of an American squadron of I‘m
which attempted to raid Golden:
into German hands. the crews W
made prisoners. There is no coni'i
Amation of this report from Ann! other}
source. British aAirm'e'ri have dropml
bombs on Offenburg'. a‘ manufacturing
itown aouthwast of Karlsruhe. Gen
many. American aviators on the Tow
sector have accounted for two enemy"
A.machlnes A,
Austrian forces in Eastern Alb'a .
Acontinue to retire before the preset!
of the advancing F‘rancoltalian Ad
tachments. In the Tomorlca van
the enemy is fleeing northward bet
the French, who hhve reached they
ley from the east. and occupied soy
villages. ltalian troops on the were
have occupied the commanding peak (it:
Glumaka, capturing 250‘ prison _
This height commands the district W'
tween Beret and the Tomorlcs.
Bolshevik troops report having gains
ed successes over the Creche-Slovm
troops Eastern Russia and Elbe A"
Alt is claimed the Czechs have
driven from towns on the Volga,
northeast and southeast of M
AAGeneral Muraviéif. commander
Bolshevik forces operatihgangalnsl lh‘AI'i
lCzechs. has committed a“ do, it "
ing to an official Russian wireless digs
patch, after a futile site .A’
Acountermovement again he
vikl. A
Wesern Siberia. Pekin: d A‘
virtually is in find coil oh (if A“?
Creche-Slovak forces, w
l
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AUSTRIAN TROOPS
Allie“
“W“
Mellon
Illheflz‘fi-
your disposal all facts in my possess-
‘ gAIl
IN SERBIA MUTINYA‘
CORN my ni~daerieunutinyA
among the Austrian troops in one of
evening, the use of
extended to the S
for the evening of Tuesday. July 23rd,
A
The
i:Alwoaiy nei-
ih Norwnlk Club
Ant which time the South Nor-walk Club
will bold a smoker for the benefit of
the boys in the service. the receipts
AAtO‘bAe used for a mfle fund Time
“A“ “a..." Mans-o: “news”...
and a a ”lecturer:
W°AmhII-Awasd to." 'l'lleaeetiagwaa held la,
them Press 3am Amwofmldwardlfiaia.“
hare-ts. ”in ”Alan. Town Rail '
uwm*
were the appointment of committees
to confer with manufacturers or own-
ers, for the purpose~of influencing
them to'adcpt sales methods in harm-
any with the policies of are meant
Wholesale pram
n: .
Worm
thatc'
written and verbal deuce given Alf! the -A "i
on .Ainanu «solemn. Chancellor added, was laid
not seem down in Cw‘a reply to the papal
valved hi the midnight robbery near important clues “1°“ Am? €02:
FOOD SHORT AGE . here of a passenger train on the Mis- is n01: improbable “‘9 0‘
. A scuri. Kansas A& Texas Railroad. ing into Siberia from no
CAUSES CHOLERA Some at the searchers expressed the would my“ for iii A .
change ‘lhlegi-Aiph dispatch from Gov Abeliei the bandits who escaped in ino- shevlkl new” $3,...“ them.
We . LONDON. Jul! 12 Mg to the tor cars. had probably reached Kansas (lateral Petaln n glva lb
The pragramsbf Germany’s foreign grave all rtage in food. diolern is on City. -‘ - . m; .
the in la". renew and bun-j According to Pbstal and Express nails on the Westerly I ..
Adfedll of men: an daily falling vic~ Company Employee.rthe mail and on gum reliant little rest in in
beadhmfi‘ uni-‘10 it. says wlluaalan wireless dis. press cars which the bandits detects m tint of the Forest of
patch received today. ellfrom the train and later much:
the Allies. if they are offered. in a
spirit of sincerity. This statement was
made in the Reichstag by Imperial
Chancellor volt Homing. says an Ex-
Norwalk Chronicler