.e . Capotgns of Eva M” of Mll- uuu 1131111 1min Storm Based on; wit-by the oyster More Eve M and * in; to reports received from Captain gillliiiillllll TIRES ‘ ‘Text of McLean Law. Which .. Added by President Wilson. 2.3,? N315: fulfil one... and Automatic, bf T , Wilma falsity ""1 11111 WETETN IllilllE33 Long Island Sound Yester- day Afternoon - . 'BRl‘DGEPORT, July 18—Nve men ' NTTISETETT’S 30N‘ were saved item death om Charter Isl- L-atomailc during the height or the terrific wind and rain atom. yesterday afternoon. and seven! other persons who were caught pytbs storm while tar from shore in small boat-and cs- do». were probably drowned, accord- Walter Meiiill. oi the Autcmetlc and from tou1.Bridgeport men saved by the adult; action of the steamer Eva M. Extensive Damage. Damage to property on shore and to rt-threem Armsts Made frAttaekonMenW310, Take Strikers’ Jobs—spies Stir Shoe Strike—Indus-' trial Troubles Grow in Several Towns in Massa- chuogektts—Conciliators at u 1 EAST HAMPTON Mass. July 18.-- Rioilng ,by a crowd of Polish women occurl'Ed yesterday morning dud at noon at the plant or the West Boxi- stop Manufacturing Company when men employed to take the place or the striking wesvdrs was: to work. The police force was unsble to cope with the disorder and K Company. Twentieth Regiment. state Guard. Capt. W. C. Tanner. was called out. The guardemen were compelled to charge the crowd with fixed hayonets One woman was hurt Thirtythree women were placed under arrest. (Continued on Page Twelve) NAT BEiTTTE Cablegram Received From General Pershing Is 01‘ Hopeful Nature vessels on the Sound was reponed; ire-u many quarters last night The -slor1n belt apparently was most 12:; tense bet as u ,Bridgep Miller “0.111151191156115 with} m d storm m; and no damage has been reported east oMfll told. .”Tassm?.lsdt:iad floodplain WM' 'W all 01 Bridgeport. sighted several; . it beats boating upside down and drifting cit the shore at Myrtle beach (Continued-On Page Eighty ' ' $311111. and'a cousin of the last ham-l Til 3E PTTTETTEI] Has Just Been Put in Ef- fect -'- International Act Highly Important-JGreat " Britain and America Unit- ed in the Matter NEW PORK. July 18 —Colonel Theodore Roosevelt just before leat- ing the city for Barutoga, N. '..Y to at- Ttend the Republican State convention today. received a cables eral Pershing la 17% Mrfivmflm ocmroander our» Alia hope ihnt animus oosoveltdbe col. onel a son, rescued killed in an aerial battle in France, may have landed 'bately. The cablegram read: "Regret very much that your son. Lieutenant Quentin Roosevelt. report- ed as missing. On July 11. with a pa- trol of twelve planes he left on a mis- sion of protecting photographic see- us“. (monsoon us rats 1 arm} 11111111111113 ow IN unit Carcass (Was Near South 'Norwalk ReServoirnCaus- es Sensational Story. The McLean migratory bird law.‘ whose author is Senator McLean, oi Cbnnecticut. and which has just been gives et- feci to a convention between the Unit , ed States and Great Britain. concluded all! Washington, Aug 16,1916. The act has received much attention, and is generally commended. . The first section gives the title of the act as the Migratory Bhd Tresty' Art Other provisions follow: Sec. 2 That unless and except as permitted by regulations made as his oinafter provided it shall be unlaw- ful to hunt, take. capture kill, attempt to take, capture or kill. possess. otter .i’er snip. sell, otter to purchase. inur- idirdate no names ,0 been received by the War Departinent, made public as rapidly as possible. cable lines. « 'flle War Departmentt “it once, but even it the cortical it 9‘ ”CM ,men killed or Wounded in the present drive have and it is doubtful if any will a‘ri‘iVe for __...._.._._ t e next few days at least Whenei'e’t 011 FM“ evening, they reach Washington they will be through the efferts of D. McNetton,oi terstore will «on this side of the Atlantic it is 0' Wt would be siren out up toward establish“ mm“ at war in" «‘33s 11min MM idol m‘m " mambo list in; order or A very highly colored article. in :1 Bridgeport paper. regarding the condi- tion of a cow which was killed iy lightning in a field on the Wescoti es- tate, on Belden Hill. recently, has caused much needless apprehension among residents of that section. as well as the residents of this city, who lose water from the South Norwalk .rcservclrs, in Wilton. The facts as related to a Sentinel Treport‘er, this morning, by William H. Benjamin, 1 well known and reliable\ resident of that town, who is custodian\ —-—-— (Continued On Page Eight) " i “ESTESJZW ““9 'VISUALIZEI] K'TEENEE‘EIEE‘EEENETLE TNSTTTTTTTTTTTN WILL BE SPLIT UP The Method of Using as , ~ woenmdrouio ,July 18 _1:1'p Presented to the Norwalk Board of Education by Dr. Whitney .-Tuly 12th lElmcrsst William Whitney, Pd. D., The work of refilling the names and Ph. D.. appealed ”91°” the N01 "81“ Checking them up will require much Board of Education and gave our elu~ time and“ wilee ii heavy tax on the 0813?. Th ambition is 111 1 W it it will be two 05mm “31mm; charge: the training or our children. all the names can be transmitted The impression made by the speaker through the regular channels in has been for reaching. and thfi has mace. and then to the United States been a request that the spesch deliv- cred at that timrbe reproduced The not be able to make «all gamma: well solicitor rswim as (slices: 111 oi democracy is the spirit. Muller and w‘: lpll'lt “insist confront those. who have ThiTTTTlTEN TllTTETll ' a new insight into the problems 11 The events or the past year a hell have shown that a Bowman Congress is necessary. the former president said. “to support the Admin- istration Eat every point where it acts vigorously in prosecuting the war. and to supply its deficiencies in the prose~ cution oi the war and in the carrying out of a proper world policy." 1 "‘This country needs.” the Colonel declared, “11 Congress which will give the Administration this kind or vigor one support and yet will iearlesslysu psrvise and. when We”. lusts-‘6; Wm. will; is lithium .mem EEIlETiii TENTNTTT Th [TE TlliiiEEli 3EENE VNecsssity of Supplying Troops and AlliesS Byoop War Board ‘ WASFTINGTON, July‘ 18. —Go‘vern- ment control or the tobacco industry of the United States may result from the heavy requirements of the Allies and the American military forces ab.road Rationing of the American civilian population is believed to be a pesslblllty. - The War Industries Board unnounc ed recently that it has been conduct- ing an investigation to determine the requirements abroad and the amount that could be conserved in this coun try to meet the situation. , It estimates that approximately two- (Continued 011 Page Twelve) STETMEN EATllN ,3UNN TN 3Tllii Crew of 35 Saved by War- ship—Land in England LONDON, Jy 18.~Thiny-fi\'e Ameri- cans, constituting the crew of the former Great Lakes steamer George L. .Eaton. have arrived in London. Their steamer laundered at sea in a storm They got away in the lileboats, were rescued some time later by a warship and were brought to London. The George L. Eaton was laden with general cargo and was bound : for France. The members ‘of the crew lost most of their belongings but they 'E'were completely‘ re-outhtted on their 'arrlval. in; London by the American Red Cross, which had a truckload of . (Continued , On Page Twelve) . SALVATTTTN AliliT a TIN ANNllli TiliTlNli Former" President Theodore , publicanm Convention “all“ . +2“ s 1 31111111111111 us 'MustBeNo Pea‘oe Until Ger. “W '3 many Is Beaten to Her Terrific SEW Knees flaw“ H; o- s '1 _, 313.13: Wflifi'fil‘fiy Ci‘t WWW“? _ - 3315th Elevlliviliill‘mm‘m" 1. “gm .1 “Digit!” sly. ero lesson answer-11 the 51111 order be brow damage to the lien; for Treasuler, Charles S. Avery. ' 3.6 Pinney. of Stalicrd; for Attorney- . members. . moist sustain ' mums LONDON. ‘July‘l&~Re~ ms recalled in [tendon allowed the nitration no to noenall alon’r'ithe line of, theattuek‘ begun by the and situated about two miles south of New Milford. was totally deatreysd‘by are early yesterday afternoon. The tire was «used by a belt at lightning which struck the barn distill! the most severe storm that has occurred here this season. 0m and Hay ohm ‘ The barn contained several loss of hay and two cows. all all which were burned. The damage at. about. 87.000 There as In saw savior the hailstorm; s ’ 111mm labial! W house. mythic): is within a few rods o! Tobacco Barn Destroyed. .. During the same storm a tobacco barn belonging to Robert Silong. was him over and deatroyed.801ne a: his corn and tobacco was also Edam- aged by the wind. 1 EITTZENS’PiIiTT 11111111113“ ' 1111113 111111111 1 V —————1 Two big Studebaker can were in a ems-amuse f excellent. ‘ brivisalheGermanshsdiossllne ‘ Chateau-liter” and Saleem ltec‘a " Several oi the Towns fibrougb Willcil Cale on“ July 15 sud it. msi at My and Are Promossing Elsewhere. (By The Associated. Brena.) 'snccessful, even bring about s Get at . . use. the Allied (law martini woollen! “it? ’ T‘ro attacking this locate the enemy ‘in the i twenty-five-mue front between the guns and material. e and the Marcel-the wester~ head-on collision sever the W port. ‘liae in Peel swamp". 111st beiore 4“" Mrs. 111 today. and one woman, Bartlett. was aseptically cut by brain ”rent. ‘ “l on line from the Wind shield of the cars that; she was taken to the N'or- walk hospital. where her injuries wereT described as several cuts and bruises. Tabcut the face and body. but noise! a [RheimeChsmpague front. issrlous nature. Mrs. Bartlestt with venous sources some reports thatl Bartlett and Miss Francis were driving; his 1 111111: w m m... Endorses Candidates of Sev- ‘ era] of the OtherParties in This State HARTFORD. July 13. —-Certlflca_tlop oi the state tickets to be placed on the soldiers' ballots has been completed to the secretary of stated- There are seven tickets in the hold. Last addi- tion .was that oi the Citizens' party. The nominees are: For Governor. Thomas J. Spellacy. of Hartford; tor Lieutenant-Governor. (limerd B. Wil- son, at Bridgeport; for Secretary or State. Frederick L. Perry. of New He- ,4 of Norwich: for Comptroller. Charles ne,ral Frank E Heaiy, of Windsor Locks. Mr. Pinney is the nominee for Comptroller on the Democratic ticket, be having been made so upon the de- clination of Charles T. Davis, of Mid. dletown, the convention nominee. to run 1 The Socialist Labor has named Her. main Klawansky for Governor and has candidates for Congress in all districts except the Fifth. and candidates for (Continued On Page hive) ORGANIZE. DAUGHTERS “ or ,SCOTIA LODGE At a meeting held in St George's Hall, Main street. last evening, it was decided to open a branch lodge of the Daughters of Scotla. under the title of the Lady‘ McLachlau Lodge. The meeting was a very enthusiastic one. and twenty-six ladies. of Scottish birth or descent. enrolled its charter- daughter elect. assisted by hire. me Lesbian. past chic! daughter or the Mumford 1111.11!9 at the Daughters o! Seotia. who hp: been largely instru- mental napkins the new lodge in this city. . The meeting was presided. i ever by Mrs. Wm. L. Young. chief: i from their home. 330 Walnut street, Newtcnville. Mesa. and were making the Sharp curve at the top of the steep do that leads to Peat swamp from a.east and witnesses say that he bwaerve‘d far to the left towards the! r tracks. just as Charles an another man were coming up the hill tram Norwalk. The cars came to- ether with tremendous force. and nslderlng their wrecked appertrance litter the accident. it seems providen- 31111 that only one or the six persons in be two machines was. injured. .1 Otllcer Jarvis Murray was passing on his motor bicycle, and rendered such assistance as he could. and also notified the Westport authorities, who tire investigating the matter. Willillillllll PEST PETITE NTEBETT 1woopsfifi. July 18.-Liberty Bonds. Thrift and War Stamps and s‘ecurities belonging to residents which had been placed in care or the post'- master. all to an estimated value of $10 ()th were taken by burglars who last night blew open the able in the North Woodbury pdst odlce. which is ,in the store of H. H. Candeld. Little money was taken and postal nutter Was hardly disturbed. Three weeks ago the store was broken into and 9. Quantity oi shoes taken. The safe lied lines is the Forest of Villers- 1.11gh't was not touched (continued on Page Five) spoonswsursovu TREES / .1me i T mmwmséco 111111113 , ssh: J. Mints ‘ , closely resembled the letter LThe same men tried to get into the , t b rkl Eggofgg’tég’fugflgawg‘; in; big way lines. In front. or them there “ h1le an assault file’gfi obtained blankets them the Corliss IS in! important barn and tools ircm the wagon shop “TEE oi. Mr. Hitthc‘lcl‘; The blankets were Chateau Thierry presumably use During the past three worth N French have carried out 11 unlit-n her of local operations south“ as 'The attack appears to be a sig- of Someone, along the km 'W piflcant counter stroke to the (1017- the present Allied eflort firms man drive along the Marne-,made, By these 01,9”an ‘ From'French line from the region ‘Ambleny, south of Footed Longpont. nearly eight E’ the: south, was advanced straightened. Before today tack began, the French'held‘posi: tions along a series of ridges on“ five-mile line from Ambleny to 8 Pierre Aisle, and Were in strong entrenchments further south ‘ in side‘ of the Germans’ Marne sa- the battle is progmssing favora- bly to the Allied forces! which pre. snmably include American troops. The front of the attack runs from Fontenoy, six mil‘os west of fibissons, to the term of Beileau, on the Clignon River. Few de.i tails of the battle are yet available, the main fact officially stated he The part American troops are ins that at various p'oints alone takingin the Allied counter. this front progress of from a miletis as yet unknown The line"? and a half to two miles has been tioncd ii; 'the ofl‘iciai statemeu [Infidel and that prisoners have from Paris, however, includes been taken. ,- 'secticn of the positions held it The m‘tuation on this front prc-; the Americans in the ncihbor no sents interesting points. The bst- of Chateau Thieny. General P515 its line, when the German cflensiVeTshing’ 3 men are known to 11 caused atthe Marne early m June, Belleau and they have been in V. tioned as being as far north as with the acute angle blunted. Since cv on the south side of the Cligncn their attack on Menday morning, river, above Bellesu wood th\e Germans have made progress Measuring from the Aisha “3" 'Which has changed the form of the around the Chateau Thief , line to that of the letter U, the lient and thence to right leg of which' is shorter than the Champagne; the the left. From Fontenoy; at the its of thep ‘ tip of this left leg, to Rhcims, on length of map ball: the end of the right, is about thir- 105 miles; which ' tyseven miles. The distance from fmntothat has bell; in art the Aisne 1:0 the present. battle t e on the western f ‘ front south otfthe Marnenssbout‘ early days of the we 25 miles. Ofiiciai reports (top It is along the left leg of the the German stroke U that the Allied onslaught be- Marne-Rheims-Champa ’ gen this morning Behind the Al- has not gained further grcifli Y, At Nanteuil- ~F Cotterets, with a network of stra-iregion southwest , tcgic wagon roads and three rail- heavy German atta ‘ 'W railrc’ad line Piln~§111ents north of southward from Scissons toiRhelmg, was broken ‘ ' d According to uncfliciai re‘ rm afia‘npply artery fora large 1’90 3itodav, the Gemuans have 111:; - portion of the enemy troops a limp some ’slight progress spam 0. 1 ~: tbeM 631?“. This railwal W33 Maine, in the region It rill ‘ T‘bmt . mimics from “13 AITTEdgAgnm to “0&0“;me . front when he 11th was stafledzmans, but this advantage will “T ‘ parehtly only local. Whit up ‘ ' m, “Inhabit appears tolls, today. . It the attack of the Allies il- to be a more 11:11th gem notorious the Fromm is reported but 7* cancel-3mm point of the . e! thwbfillfldaombolfielam The? relauEmkmsambhn
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