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Behalf of Client Who
Played Twenty-One—Lost mam [v 5%.
Insurance Money of Moth- . g;
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posal of United States , Pp "’5 0 “9 gncrfased the German, - r. _ ' . .
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3;": ' ,tord men who are alleged to have won Magnitude .
$690 from local drug clerk in a card 55 ' '
game, popujaarly known as Twenty-one. ‘ TWELVE’V‘DIVISIONS , . y
are reports (Yo be $1? ultlseaey these HERMAN RAIBS ‘ V
‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ war summer ays. ere a reason. ,
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piperswd 1:13,? ”Page news'Y tween leellna and the Fame the " w“ “m MI
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vernment Aisne and the Marne, the battle am when the dl tones from Gener- provided China cancels all outstanding
» that Japlih' also send tree a. ’ "’
According to lnformaiign in Tokyo, on Theron G. Hill)? 5. Place
niacin: alienate .. who” L‘gF‘HMTS“
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attoo to 'the Caeoho-Slovaka. ansd. pig-dag] Vg t1 id (1,38
second, giving general economic help i)" g{ k 9303' B“- [do
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lugs 11 Veritable~ “Fiery
(manned 311:1" Twelve)
Furnece’Y’é-Lost Estimat-
ed at $20, 000 ‘
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, horse and carriage barn On gm G.
.yv §ancH b it NY! and thaib'
milsuined. The names were first seen
meat the would where it is thought
the tire started.
Mr l-loyt members of his family and
neighbors tlied to light the fire. but
,t'he flames spread so rapidly that they
Chancellor Murray Enlists
HGHl SHH
CHNHNHINH
tlnues with violenCe. South of the
Marne, by 'a vigorous attack, the
French have elected the enemy from
the outskirts of Oeuilly.
Between ereims and the Marne.
llalian troops lune taken Mouleln
d'Ardle. south or Marlaux and north
al Pershing ha 0 been greatly de-
layed. General March and Melat-
ent secretary Crews". who partici-
pated in the conference, expressed
their gratification over the part
American troops are playing.
1
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west of Pourcy.
(Continued on Third Page.)
HHYEHNHENT HAY
AHHHHE HHNlHHl
HF All PHYSICIANS
M _Y were only enabled to data a tow vohi- '
3,31%??? F a! fimgis Yclels and a small amount of term are Considers Project to SHDDHYY’
Pile ar- e/h nerl- Army and Distribute Sur-
HBHICS , . l The tenement building and tool
3 house adjoining were also destrbyed plus Where Needed Y
The Ridgefleld Fire Department was
HARTFORD July 19.».1197. John”... eummond but could render no assist
Hurray. chhncellor ot the Catholic die-Yr
use pigs night, has been enlisted 5byY
Y‘h'e Federal ood Administration iorY
Connecticut; and already the chancel
lor‘a word: among thelcetholics of Con-
nautical: especially the foreign speak-
log) has‘evoked Warm commendation
Irqm high Food Admiillaua‘lioa om-
umciale in Washington. ' '
Recently Father Murray suggested
rho H‘propriety oi distributing among
the French. Ignltan and Polish parish-
es of the state some of the very ornate
posYers issued by the Food Adminis-
tratlon The letters Father Murray
. Battier] Bishop Nilan to send to the for.
11.,:_.
(Continued On Page Jl‘walve)
AHNY SUPPLY SHIP
SHNH; TEN HF CHEW
i HE H2 AHE MISSINH
The Wartover, 4,270 Tons,
Torpedoed in War Zone,
Navy Announces
“(Continued do Page 're‘n)
WASHINGTON, D. C. July 19. -—Tbe
American steamship Westover, an
army supply ship manned by navy
men, was torpedoed and sunk in the
“N EURnPEAN SOILl war zone June 11, while bound to Eu-
rope. the Navy“Dcpnrtment was Advis-
- Yed last night by Vice Admiral Sims
WASHINGTON, July 19. -——’1‘he Na- Ten officers and men of the crew 01’
11011 today came to a realizatiim thai' ninety- -two are missing. They are:
its army in co-operatioh mm the gal-Y
lant soldiers of France had won its paymaster, No 227
first g‘r’éat victory on European soil street, Lansing. Mich.
The American people saw clearly thntY Ralph Dillingham Caldwell. ensign.
American soldiers, many ot whom were Woodsiord, Me.
in civilian life, tw‘eYlve months ago, '
5had received their first baptism of tire:
and in six hours had mm more ground. '1
taken more prisOners off“ captured
more war supplies from the enemy
than did the Germans in three ldays
Oflh Syca acre
(Continued on Seventh WM.)
HEN HN HAILHHAHS
Sharp Fighting Al 0113‘ m ESCAPE “RAHY
The Jordan in Palestine Miners Also to Get Occupa-
LONDQN, July 1Y9~According to aY tional Exemptians
despatéhtilll‘om: Amrrterda‘lin an emclaIY
e semen as beeniasue at (illusion-Y WASHINGTON, July 19 “Dean a
tiuople relative to the lighting in Pai- tionai‘ exemptions tram military :19ng
estlne on IJdly 13 and 1‘4. The state. ice for men engaged in vocations’ec
$fibé‘says that east of the Jordan a capital 'to the conduct of the wait are
counts.“ assiault prevailed a British under consideration by onlcials of the
“.3 a tract on, which was supported War Department and the various war
avalry division and armored boards and adlninistmtiona in Wash
31min ‘ e’l‘urkieh War Olbce says lngton. e:
-. ‘3. M309“ tiniest annihilated,- Among these are men eighged in
only some emulate succeeding in ea- railroad work. his
uncertain lines o! momma
’tfit ogf'fisoondent in Palestine In each m ' here Va coal
am. Y rkish attack early“ on will" by; angel! elite an "
proved costly I impound was said at ‘
on of around. Nile Xahhalaen
5hiindrbdprieoner'e. ltls um
”aha-ea.—
(Contlnuel. on Page Twelve)
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.[ZHASEH ENHHY '
Robert Herbert Halatead. assistant‘
production of coal,
Government is about to assume con-
nnd at the same timdl’l to distribute
those remaining to the localities or
services where they are most deeded
for civilian work. 1 .. ...
This mobilization is to be accom-
plished either by enrollingall physi-
cians in a volunteer service corps un-
der pledge to accept whatever service
military or civilian, is assigned them
(Continued on Page Seven.)
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WITHNHNIFE
_ Steve Majoros, of 90 Benton street.
was arrested by Othcer Clune. last
evening, on the complaint of a neiah-,
her, who said Majoros was drunk and
. had’ chased his wife and children out
of their home with a knits. Patrolman
ounces. but this did not seem to suit
his majesty, Steve. who immediately
and kicked, and bit and scratched until
the oldest administered a law love
tape with his night; stick. which soon
put the quietus on the gallant fighter.
All the light had not been knocked
cut of Steve yet and, in Police court.
this morning, he continued his argu-
ment With his wife, despite the ef-
lrim quiet. He appeared in court with
his head swatbed in bandages d’q re-
sult of his mix-up With the edition
Judge George H. Vosburgh sentenc-
’ ed_hiln to Bridgeport jail for forty-five
days-fltteen days on the chai'ge of
drunkenness and thirty days tin-"the
charge or roslsting an cinder -
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English Munition
L‘DNDON. July 19. —-A labor «limits
which may lead to a serious. situation
lemma
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Wants to Write to lonesome
WASHlNGTON. D 0., July 19—41,, This morning 3
(ml at the entire medical profession in slysn a farewell reception betora‘ he
the United States to obtain somerset lm‘lo be Weider o! the 11m In:
physicians i‘a' the diet growing my {entry Brigade at Camp Dodge. Job's,
. HHHNYHY HHH
Cinemas sent; to investigate, and ar- .
rested Majorca on a charge of drunk- '
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WANTS NHlHlEH
Buddy, She Tells Devens
General
caup mans Mass. July 19—.
dler General March
B Stewart. o! the Depot Brigade, lwes
One or the last sommrmicatioas re-
ceived by him in this camp was from
s Btrathmi, Court. young woman, who
enclosed or letter. asking that it be
handed to a "lonely soldier." 8116 said
her adopted brother had been killed in
action and she wanted “someone else
who is makinra sacrifice for America
to write to.” 1‘1 ,3
(Continued on Pass Seven.)
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Many Attractions Enjoyed
at the Residence of Mr.
and Mrs; M. R. McCaus-Y‘
land
About 200 people enjoyed the numer-
an { *csches 13119390“
Fierce Baltic Raglllfl
loans and that all loans be shared by
‘the bankers oi the United States.
Great Britain. France and Japan. ‘
Details of the loan have not been
completed, but 959, 000, 000 is the an
‘proximste figure under consideration
to be advanced tron: this country.
it is understood that the State De.
partmcnt insisted upon the quadruple
annuals] alliance, so that no misfortu-
try a (mid lain arr nan
clal launches in 5Y “Y m will no-
ocssltetetbeg. ntlon o the $10.
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3any" is right flank in the
ole Fro
American and French Troops [leer Advil ..
Along the line From the Alene to the
Marne, Continuing Counter Cliensivc. “
l-‘rcllcll Have [totalled
VillSlllalldfiecledme
Capture oi Thousands oi Prisoners. lily V
and Machine Guns is Reported.
(By The Associated Press.) to an average depth of a littl
American and French troops than three miles. They capl
still are advancing along the line according to unofiiciai rcpor
from the Alarm to the Marne, 000 prisoners and one“
where on Thursday morning they cannon.’1‘h
launched a counter-offensive oflvolvcd 13 till
large proportions. ‘ The Germ
Gerbilln reserves, hurried up to "0098 9318958
meet the threat against .the one 'Allied HM
Soissonse 27
Chateau Thierry- Rheims salient;
are engaged in the struggle, which.
’is raging with great violence along
the whole front.
‘ ed a ' ' .
l‘c pint-ed 15,000 prisoners“;
ing to their own figures.
did not report the capture 0
e
While mounting to the driver’s seat
on one at Harris dc Gulls large cos
wagons on Water street. this mornln'g‘;
HanIord Jones, of Day street, slipped
and [all under the wheels of the heavy
mop. nild‘iiad it not been tor the
p tactical»! “to men who were
in e‘ vicinlim. at the time his body
wouldobave been crushed.
Wanting Attorney «ll-earner c.
Hegeman was going down Water
street at the time he saw the man tall
from the wagon and saw the horses
become alarmed and started to run.
with rare presence of mind, Mr. Hege-
the bridle. not however, before the
arm.
back to the imminent peril of
rear wheels.
the horses had backed up and it Jones
body had been therewould have crush-
ed it horribly.
Mr. Jones ewes his life to the lac
it was because? of their quick and
uuuuusrsuus}
man darted into the street and grabbed
front wheel had passed over the man' s
. . When tbe‘borses were stopped in
their mad flight they began to rear and
B one,
who was laying between the front and
John K Finch, who was
also a witness of the acident, then ran
from his!‘ secondhand shop and saved
the unconscious man‘ a lite by dragging
him from between the wheels just as
r to ‘an' extreme depth of nearly six
that Mr. Hegeman and Mr Finch were miles,
near at the time of the accident sniffing «lit Buzancy on the w
protested quite violently. He fought,
forts of the court attendants to keep 5
‘I; iHNNHYSHHHlHlNES
Workers Make Demand? slaw roan! Jay 19. «The and-n
one attractions at the Country Fair.
which was held last evening on the
spacious lawn of M R. McClausland.
‘on Bayview avenue. under the auspices
of the ladies of the South Norwalk
Congregational church: The attain Was .
a huge success, due to the tireless
work of the committee in charge who Thomas?
had prepared a fine program for the Pitislleld,
evening.
(Continued oil Page v'lfwelyeyV
DEMENTED DRAFT
m
Fair reproduced in the twentieth can '
(Continued on Page Two)
THH STENHSHH’S
that the crowd was otter him
Upon being closely questioned a
home town to Camp Dix. N. J.. abou
number who stopped yer in this cit
while on their way to Camp “Dix.
media mm the camp beeil
of physical livability and was you
till-oath
chill! M ii”!
transport Carpathla. 13.6035 tow.
ha been sunk by a German
Yetolentrc
ride. the Intel: coast. while outward
MAN IN CUSTODYYlicd artillery, while the railroad
Fletcher oi Anoth street,‘
lines, was arrested this
meming at; about 8: 30 o’clock by Payf
It was the old fashioned Country trolman Frank Stratton. I'l‘he oilicer
noticed the man acting very uueeVrly,4
running around in a circle under the other line of railroad upon which;
washing” meet bfld‘e' ”“1 “11“}? the Germans can rely for supplies
headquarters he said his name was'
Thomas Fletcher and his home was in
Pittsileld. He had been sent trom his
three weeks ago. ,He was one of th-
11911 in its implement on :Vthp
dav’ e fighting.‘ V
While it is altogether 'prb
that the Allies did not Yfai; ii
strong positions as ‘those ’
the French along the.Chen1
Dames, the actual results
first day' a battle compare"
forably with the Gordian 5
May 27, when the elm 5
not called upon simultaneo‘
Iface a- major oflensive again
other sector ot‘V the line no 5 5 Y
miles away _
The reaction of the Allies is not
restricted to the line from the
Aisuc to the Marne. South 'of the
'Marnc, at the point where the Ger-
mans had made their greatest ad-
vance during the first three days of
Ytheir odensr‘ve,‘ “the French hovel
retakcn Montvoisin and ejected
the enemy from the outskirts of
e(hunky; .two miles to the westward.
No rtli of the Mime arid- betwoen
the river and Rheims, the French
'aird italiau's have struck back at
the German forces, forced their
line westward 1n the Roi and Cour- 'Thel'e .18 a note 0f 500
ton woods, rotaken Moulifn d’Ar- evident in the lens“
the and «improved thea line at French oflicial “Elem:
'Bouilly. the cbmment of the Parisi
The capture of four cannon, ma- on the newest phase 0f the,
chine guns and 400 prisoners in 810 It is evident the resul
these operations is reported General Manain’ s mighty:
There is no mention in the of- are awaited before anythiVn Y5 .»
ficiai reports of fighting along the than a more counterstroke g f
Marne east of Chateau-Thierry or the CHEW =13 chrOnrcled V5 .9
east of Rheilns, in the Champagne The 1163'; few days W111i?!
sector. mine the exact character 0
The Allied plunge against the trillion HOW going onbemeen
German line south of the Marie, so Alene and the Marne; EFe
{far as definitely known, advanced 00117193 19 a halt “day 1.
probable it will have ace
Ithe deepest} penetration be- 1125 PMPMG—tlle 1‘ loving
est brink prelim against lie“ 5 .
.61 the Cri‘se River, southeast of oral” ndorif probablymll
{salesman con ofienslve' on
The railroad leading south fromYWh ’
Y*_Soissons to Chateau-Thierry thus scraps
. s 1 der the direct fire of. the Al- A iii 15‘- of intense
i m Ythe manner in which th Ge
Long.Ymeet the new enslaug
port has been éut. Farther south have been reports relativ
the Allies have reoched Cherry, 310W morale of the enemy .5f0
which is within seven; miles of but these must be prevail bV
Nanié'ull Notre Dame, on the only tool developments before
be generally credited: If.
mans hold the Allies aft rl
for their Heroes along the Marne, been flung back With 8 1'8 ill
from Chateau Thierry toDormans. seemed like .d‘songanl till
Thuet erailr'oad communications fight“ lilllilltiei of the
of the; my are placed 11:1 entreme “will
and“
coir."
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