. ' M: a“
hat avenue.
, . _. an
‘ i “a 4 >
‘ one» indies. of‘iile ‘Red Cross auto-i ily q! M Haven. wfi'W'm-af.m
. l
-,fi:pigerators 1.3 oil. Sterling Furnit
.5 William «ti/shrimp has resigned his .eouaeotirwarxj; is spending his as...
v-fiosition aé'the East :Norwnik _Eiectri- tionrll‘nghtiends in Rowayton.
‘ a‘ul Works. Harry Lineméu‘hos non.
-.m thepoaftionasflr.aehrm'5
_ The children and adults I of the Ad.
Want Gunman Church are anxiously
sinstalling the" coming of tomorrow.
m they will enjoy their minim pic-
afletand outing at Mon Point.
-—Sterling July Furniture Sale. Rerf
1. itrlnsratori 1-3 off. Sterling Furniture:
The Que Es Club met “‘5‘
It the home of Miss Lucille Hall. on
iRowan street, and made plans for ‘ a
» . moon light sail to be held on Friday
:evening in 'the 'power boat belonging to
‘llired Lainey..- 'A‘boutiab East elders
' will be included in the merry'partv.
The next'neeting will be held on Mon
next at the home of Miss
llarion 'H ed, on Second street.
. A numbéi‘ of East Side gardeners
have lost arreonsiderable part of their
I potato crop asa result of the blight
'whlch has affected them. The blight
is in the loom of‘:a bug which infects
the leaves of the plant and after
while the whole plant
and decays: Thorough spraying does
as “not-seem to stop this infection which
‘ has wrought bayoc among the war-gar ..
turns‘ yellow
are NOVIELLO ‘
AMONG wo
“Word was received in Norwalk this
morning that Private John Novieilo.
i of Strawberry Hill,:fwasl-f
wounded while ‘fightinngithl
ericantorces in fiance. He lathe son
of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Noviello. of
lirawbelry billboard beta-he
verely. d, ‘
Amt ‘br'o
AN AMNTIC PORT, ‘July int-s
he ltbuner mlth'part iii-homemake-
einsk accorded her‘bridgesdmflm “mam“ We of the company's
“wot a Government tug off the south- quarters to the local branch of the Red
can New England coast, was reported Cross. This‘msgnsnimoun action ‘on goods is furnished by thuovernment,
the 9811 of the linemen is “3th ‘D‘ and Burchard & Co.‘ supply the neces.
sary buttons and thread, and of
course do the making.
by the mtain of .a steamer which an-
rived here today. Themaptatd beliewr
,od the‘dipabled vessel to he a Belgian 7
Tile tug and her tow of the Rowanon people's attitude to
mere in the viicni‘ty of the scene of the weed-«all patriotic movements. Tool.
rations 0‘ the German l"{l’mll'mi’,flreu'len will have access to their ap- .
on sunday attacked a.tug and «paratus in cancer a‘connagratitm m stoned at Camp Upton. was seriously
itliat the emcfency of our fire protec- injured recently, rendering him almost“
i helpless. The story has it that he was
. thrown from a‘ motor-truck and wwafrem Ta“ ‘0“ ARM“ 0‘ the Gibson
Private Milton ,lllowland, who is all run over by another truck. it is said
is furlough at his home ,in Crockett that he is still encased in a plaster
; street, from Camplflonoockr-Augusta. cast, and that it will be sometime be-
P id Odd cred 5y Georgia. expects "to“ return" io'cnmp lore he will be able to get about.
res eat 0‘ to 'make out a check I '
“Rosario Giovanni. the stdte head, about August 1. Private Rowland. it
hid send the money to him. The check
duly madeout. W‘Was signed by -
ries Oddo. Salvatore Chariott and stricken Nil-11 spinal meningitis, and
. ‘ , Instead 0‘ mailing after being in bed for many weeks. and
genetics: staggered, ‘Andersini‘aclgsh-
census .emone rson ,_ ,
Mr. oiled attended theysgte contain-1“”W ”"1"“. ”m“ ‘9 5““ 1“ ““3 ““3“
lion. in ,panbury,.last Saturday ”a of experimentation, he recovered, as
Sunday. .aad was approached "b
nlovann 3w: 0 asked him why the Nor-
ad not paid. up their dues.;
0 unded Mr. Oddo, iwho
the check paid. '
.. . «he noisily tosee him once again, and will wish
‘_ utestlgatlon, with Mr. Char-
fliiiscorcgg :fimherfiff queer
,. so - s. - .
'li' a?“ from. mm egg: machinisbin the southerncamp again!
millilid with Mr. Hegeman con- '
, ‘e‘ matter add a warra'nt waa‘
W‘ftor the‘arrest of -che~forger.
' ‘mpen Flank? S. Stratton was given
’I‘d‘ers to: arrest the man on a‘ forger
fiugssand' started fortheWater. stree
tarberushop. lt ap
ind hi‘time, for someth
W‘fiege'ot. thafact that the lodge
users were on to” him; Nitrous “just
. , ltheshopdnaburmwhenihe .. .. _ . .. ..
' ailerdmi’edlihdmtool;“him into cup-j speaking at Yale University snd'the‘
. Y- a
in? was; taken
OFFICER ARRESTED]
ice-asses non. Page one) .
the members find was
‘ mus ’Ander'sini.
Y’Mr- did twenty other boys,«who also con"
W‘housht
2- ' .-
pears he ust arrTv— at ‘ the Methodist Episcopal church
before the Prosecut-
mussttsntd
5’
71h heard each ‘ ‘ _ \ , ‘,
g _ . g ,. __ . - .platform. mi addl'sss'wasidostintér “WW“. masturbation!“ W
' mitt. ' fitment owned“ ‘ Lito'igiu eating, with W . ‘ ' '
ensfof hiahaudwritingihe knew. w“ ‘ ’ ‘
Mnfl Mrs. Warrm macro
. . i ‘ l I. I '.
'visitlre ”s Boatswainmy. ' lit. mid Ira. L F. Greibei ha
i ten days’ trip to Breton1
i Gmfiverton aims! street,
.. . i'hu mused a. newwwflef "
-. .t i .‘
‘37 of the East Avenue M. E. Church , itors h lowsyton. .t
spot last eyeing tor Wagons Mon-I .
u night sewing session. ‘
. i Jmflh White, of: Concord strhoi; ' M
tram camp to enter the lei-Vice o!
mouthed States. ‘
tivqs more from filtrate Arthur W] . .
plain. who is in training at (Joann; ~air. and lets. airlines Burke and
Nem- liaryland. daughters Nellie and Rose visited _wiih' _
' friends and relativeein New York on‘ partial-invalid “5‘-
leiu ‘Idbie Scolleld,-who has been ill“ and“,
at her home in Mdfiniey ~etreet is, ;
somewhat improved and is able to sit! Quarry Kaiser. one of the named
on sills porch a short timesschday. i men from this town, has been put in
.. t _ ’ 2 -~ , . . lClass 5. a decision of the Exemption
Miss isthryn Klinetelier of ‘Rowayfi Board. issued recenny
ton avenue. employeddn the once of; ‘
"‘9 me“ New Mend Telephone} The hematite of John a. Weed, who
company is ‘EMOYJng .8 two Weeks' [am died suddenly m l‘Bridgeport of .90.
plenty. were interred in Lakevlew‘ Com;
,eter'y. on Friday. '
cation from her duties.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Lbckwood and
three children, two doubters and a; Traffic policemen on duty at the cor~
soprano! tho weekend as the guests nor of Railroad avenue and Main
of iMr. Lockwood's aunt. Miss Annie, ptreet, Sundaw stated that the ther-
mometer at this point reached 102.
Cutbill of McKinley street.
“1'3- Edwin Themes and daughtel‘d Attorney B. H. Mead of blew Canaan
lilies Wilma of Jamaica, L. i., are and Stamford if“ rented in ppm. on
spending a few weeks with 3”- and Hubbard Hill. in the latter city, and
Mrs. Earl P. Thomas on Rowuyton 1m moye these inthelll.
RVOIUG.
., a altitufleorge: ‘. Stevens of McKin-
le'i‘itiebt. : V ‘“ i
_' harbor. is well occupied with‘hathera.
buts. S. C.. for some time.
A special meeting 0‘. the ‘R'eliance Burchardi’t Co. have received a
large contract trom the government to
make jumpers and overalls for the sol-
diers, presumably for wed; in digging
trenches and work of that'nature. The
‘Hook & Ladder Company was held last
evening. at which a vote was passed
preciated and is only another example
1‘ tion‘ will not be impaired.
will be remembered. “had ‘been'in train‘
ing only a few weeks, when he was
thanks to the recent discovery of a
tracted‘tbe terrible disease. Milton
appearsiio be in th’é‘best of health. and!
,his many friends are glad to be able'
.him good luck when his furlough is up
and he will return m’hie_wduties as a
I In spite hi! the murmur,
weather, "a good attendance ‘greeted' 5 '-
Prof. John‘w.‘ “iWetnfl.fif'7filanimr¢ ‘
who was presentrandrmadean' mt.
‘Sunda’y morhingfunderi'th‘e‘auspices‘of
the .~Counectiout amendmemnlm.
Prof. wettest” teacher mfxpuhllc
iHartford Theological seminary and is
. {formed in an elors to remove it.
E. L. Stoddard has saw suit
against Katherine J. Russe
i“ apr.‘ ‘Win is nuts: Andrew
tumour-fie;
.i Town Cier/k
m filly Furniture we. Roi}
- ff. Sterling m‘ture ,
m 13 ° ,_ [Justice and». simultaneously with
- :the arrest of seventeen otlicers and
eat Fillmore! I! lifter-WW» com-
.panies in New York and Brooklyn on
as...
. 7 , mmxrudfluiltli
Mr...” .Mrs. Geom'weéfld‘utw'mfl .
mm»
A mitterwats been no land lim-
. rum Ralph chmmmmoant m use at'tsah lamp in some
i Primate-i Laboratory, Princettui. N. 1.. ' avenue, Friday night. '
—-Sterliug July Furniture 5819- Re- wasasuday visitor with friends here.i
., —-—--—v - i inward .mup has Welland ‘1
eier ‘tburing'cnr. and is having i
mind by w. 1!. watt.
» 9......—
” vascular trjsfelia a! r
m pumice weakens mort-
recorded dir'Town acy
The mpfl‘ty
G. '1‘. Clark ter’s corps involved in the graft new by the entertainment committee, com-
mfk‘fim R4 Hoyt.
m were.“ follows:
on: to Chm-M. B. Breide‘lfi, Ray-
'moad street. John Czako sealant v. .
.W (0111;1ve “T93. M93 and duties as purchasing agents or in. Walk club, for the smoker to be held,
' Nanak. Saopb Kramer et m to Ma- specious take than. ’
,rie Sci-niecer, Springdale. r. 8. Mar ‘
'sha'li to dosephine L Harman. Green
wood ayeaue. ‘
,. ‘ ’ .‘ Miss Innis my has been lenloy
Juli Reed is the only iowayitn ing am wgeh' wfltimmzheru-
bDY‘leinll leave on Thursdayforn fies my” York. «with her will.
W
3‘ The ilreengine house is draped lp- '
{mourning $0? the late Jain A. Weed,
W are being received by “1"" an old member of the company.
.‘Wfsflg
Mrs. Frank Gorhsm remains on the
new ”York friends have been guests
of Miss Elsa Thiele. '
Edwin L. Beers has returned home
after spending several weeks in South
The Misses Adams of Hillside ‘street
entertained: several friends atldinner,
Miss Alice Pitch and Miss Annie Fitch
of Godfrey street.
. . Frank liarcor is spending a'few days
, —-——.——— . Ming Sign Hogan hi now‘bookkeeper with his bW,qusellil
.. Mrs. Earl Rising and daughter, Al- in Cornstoekfinnvis'munlbing estab- ' ’ . . ‘
vera. of Auburn. N. Y., who have been lishl'nent on Hutu street, taking the
in Norwaik for the past month, visit-' place of her brother, Edmund, who
ing relatives. spent Sunday with Mr. will leave for camp on Thursday.
Miss Susie Faulhiiber is flailing her
sister, Mrs. George Drew in G
Tm Clair Amber C. Brodie
I {Herr-y Kirk of Weatmpt. n blather
We. Ira. Cole
--_--—- liii-law of Howar : 4191311an 7, ofySouth
T“ will " 80W ivarmtkieys have )iiain street, is no Iln' charge‘ibf‘the ill-
ught into prominenceithe folks who tering plant at the New Canaan reser- .
are fond of swimming, and may at voir, taking the place of bl
e amp-high tide the beaches at Roton all! hell.
meat was employed stint- ' .nm'uni- Columbus grove, at the mouth of the ‘
tion shop. in‘ New Haven.
Bow severely-his-oolllon is was
. not stated it is surmised that Private
Noviefio Walla American forces
who are taking part it the present of.
’ dad-Aunng' the
early days of the light
I mow stnann ._
manna IN row.
‘F&Rolont
. Mr. and Mrs. S uel Androids of
Wlii'nlpsuk have bee
Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Andrews and
Miss Alice Andrews of the West‘Side .
in town tofvisit
' " At. the special meeting of theflre
Mrs. Preston Hart has received the .Cnmpany. “‘5‘ ““5"" eveningm. "
welcome news of the safe arrival oveli ‘Woodmaaelected W“ m“
mg of 1m- son. Will Preston M. pany. ,taking the place of Harry Wol-
Hart, who enlisted in the campy “a tel. resigned. 'Mr. Wood previously
who has been 31 mm,” W held this position. ‘No compensation
' is received for filling this oliice.
iii-coma. hi. Y.._§unda cv
her several days' visit
ley Williams .snd Mrs. Bo
iiam‘s of the lllpper Parish.
. aoazso was Ilium" apnoea
Tribute Paid influential: to ”emery
of corporal Gibson
Corporal lobn it Gibson ' of amen-
wlch.‘ who died in a military hospital
- Edward Anderson; who has been scan
.family that a soldier known as «are
why" had been shot in the car by agile:-
doan at his camp, onduthat
:had retaliated by killing his assailant:
At about the some time, it is said, a
report. appeared in New York-paper
and son George left Saturday morning : 9! a Bimini occurenoe. in the newspa-
for Winsted. ~ where, they- spent a: 901‘ story, tliesoldiers name “58"“!
.‘cgume of days Jmh relatives. 0n l“ Gibson. and it was tothe effect that
their return they brought with them the American soldier. after killing the
their daughter, M133 Helen, who has Mexican. who had made an attempt on
:‘been enjoying a yisit at Winsted. The ,his life. dragged “‘9 Mexican's 0"“
,l journey wag made by magnum]... amLahody into camp. Gibson was said to,
' ave been on guard duty at the time.
Members of the dead man's tanliii"
. wrote. to Corporal Gibson and asked 1
[him if ho was the man'referred to. rlel
i Wrote. back. stating that he was not.
4’ A numberio' telegrams and letteril avoid his sub-lettjng a contract.
gwe‘re sent in the chit-er in command of
stile unit lit-which Gibson was amen-
erand Mrs. Howard F. Johnson;
iwlth pleasant weather prevailing, the a
trip wuss pleasant one. ' .
.W
‘ ‘ ’hhvotlier. stationed at Kelly. Field, smile;
‘ Antonio, one mites MFA~'Paso.‘
The replies in each case were to the st
' effect that theoreenwicb'soldier v-waa
"i-oblsiilifly oi." "miners definite»- ln-a
has purchased his late a . , . .
oflecalos recently of the most improvs-i fumaiionvvi-ne-givan-nut by the: mill:
Flinn. Holly.
. 3,...tsni authorities until ateiemm'srnv-.¢‘§hm"‘m°hi¥?” 29.“ 9“???
his; stating that in; Pharifion‘md'flb ca
. guitar-termed on the. patio , ‘
,‘tfilfh'iabhne’ cabin; Alistxi‘tbe opera
i in,“ if‘l‘fmi
‘ J 3 - ”will!!! 1136‘
ed pattern.
on the. Chautauqug ' Everett Raymond etal haves no. and than n
sows-w» _
‘ “weather. ,doassnatohdoutuieaam «his?
' brother's illness, but was What;
,1 '&.~mmmneen nary definite WI. oneof the,
Iv m‘t Warmer. mute persistent rumors is to the et-i
(from :w'vorit more. laundroma- iect that the Mean billet lodged in;
dunns‘the pas‘t week.
Edward Rutledx? haste. ,
. -. turned from his two weeks’ vacations!
----' taut-eels Beach. ,
his ear and mutation Ins per-
amtm may AND
Cl’iyews
4*...»
‘
Mr. and Mrs. John w. F. Smith. of
Maple Grove Farm, have received
'cards announcing the safe arrival of
CRAFT IN RAIN I! their two sons, Corporal C. Daniel and
COAT CONTRACTS Sergeant James G. Smith, overseas.
(0011mm From M One).
charges of bribery, fraud or conspir-
Army officers of' the quartemas-
are under surveillance and prob-
ably Will be arrested soon inWssh-
ington or other'ci’tiee where their
Hundreds of thousands of~dollals
’. of raincoat contracts are tainted with
ifraud already uncovered by Depart-
{ment of dustice agents, and other
.distosm-es meeting army ordn's for
1cloihing, soldier-8' equipment. mav
lchincry and supplies and involving
arrests on criminal charges may be
‘made soon, it was learned. i
Most alany nflcers at whom the,
finger of suspicion points are of the
lower ranks, but a few of the ranks
Andrew Caielie, of 30 Lexington av-
enue, reported to the police the 16s.: of
his four-yearold son yesterday. He
later came to headquarters to say the
boy had returned home about 9 o’clock.
Final'arrangements have been made
posed of E. W. Fitch, S. S. Jari’is and
G. L. Woodward. of the South Nor-
due to the courtesy of the Nonvaik
Yacht club. at that club house, at Hick-
ory Bluff this evening. This smoker
will be given for the "benefit of a
“smoke" fund for the members of the
club in the service.
and everyone who could possibly get
0! visited either resort.
A dance nor the benefit or the boys
who nre leaving town on Thursday
2"”
‘ Toda to
Protect supplyy.u-
Boa-t H S Action~
WASHINGTO July 23 ——Presitie
. iii. , . nt
Wilson today by proclamation assume
1 ed control of the} Cape (‘od canal. our
'meeting Cape (Enigma Buzzards Bays,
Massachusetts. d directed the Railv
protection from. ubman'ne- operatons
fiern ports to New was. and also as
a means of exp itingu the Want
.of coal into the England States,
‘where a serious shortage existed last. "
winter.
. The taking ove'rraf control 3...: m}-
iaticn of the. ca 31 has been weeni-
inlendcd'by the 1 'ar, Navy and Collr
imerce Departme ts, and by the Rail-
road Administr "ion, under-Which it.
will be operated.
of major and colonel are said to be with the draft will ‘be held at 1ltotnn‘ \‘lASHlNGTOiii, .‘iuly. 23:42) AM)”.
under investigation. Department of
Justice onlclals last night declined to
indicate whether they believed any
{great proportion of army contracts - . ,
were obtained by bribery Or other silent for the purchasing Of “ed ”0""
traud, but they declared many mil-
.lions of dollars worth of goods have
been delivered on suspicious con-
tracts.
Bnibery Charged.
Direct bribery of unnamed firmy‘fif‘
aal if they did not approve the coals
[manufactured Others practiced fraud .
by secretely shifting rejected goods 01 “W11- Train-riding ‘9 an offense
to other plants to which experienced
inspectors or in which inexperienced
inspectors or_ inspectors who would
"play the game" wer assigned by the.
war department. 'I'hose arrested.
were:—
Felix Gouiod, a wealthy clothing
' manufacturer. who is charged with not.
in: as "gobeiweeu" for other con-3
reactors and with seeking to solicit
contracts under the illegal contingent
fee system; Joseph Sydemnn. William
Sydeman and Joseph Wood of the
Sydennin Rubber Company; Ralph (to!
hen of the Yorkshire-.Manufncturing
Company; Charles Plotiei and Berlin;
elzw'A
1
distaste: .
Irrflcldnllenhy WI around the
Point tonight and promises to be very
well attended. The proceeds of the at.
"fair are to be donated by the manage-
eolnfolt kits, cigars, cigarettes, «mac-
no and pipes for the departing boys. it
is hoped everyone will be on hand this,
evening to help along this worthy
cause. .
incers who had charge of letting con- ' .....
Mr. nnd‘ldrs, George Smith line re» tract: or inspecting goods is charged
turned from Washington‘ D.«C., where against a number of those arrestedi
spending several tonight. it was announced that in
rooms eases manufacturers intimidated
. gmilitary and civilian inspectors of rain- quarters, where he remained all night, mm mm. been
Miss Grace 3mm,” has spent sev-l COIlS by‘threaienlng to use influencem tmght before Judge George
oral days in town with Mr. and Mrs.’In Washington 1° obtain "‘91" (“5'1“3'
Dennis 0. Owen“ "Broohyiew Faun."
ispeeioi 0mm ltylmisst evening at-
rested John 'Neil. colored. for train
adding. He was taken to police head~
“H. Voaliurgil this’iporning he was giv-
en firteen minutes in which to get out
against which every effort is being
made to stop, as the government has
issued-orders .to have this practice
boliihed and all convicted train-rid-
ers be prosecutor to the' full extent of
the law. ' .
John McMulleu. bf Judah island.
again complained to the police about
the action of the-boyskof that section
of the cllyrtvho are damaging his pro-
perty. ' The boys cane there to enjoy
the bathing facilities and" never both-
lia't” min Plottel of the Plottel Raincoat," warms ”any .1"th ““5 “‘1'
-‘ln 1'00wa stain Boson inlet. Hanna .
ii 5min and.) oi'thé'dxitof?
.mchege helm-oat» Company. Inc; Louinf ‘
and and B. Halp'ern of “the lnt‘erbor—i "m -
ough Rainodnt (lompany;flPolly Clamonipwmhm destroying. hing they it) started by that
of the Manchester Waterproof Coat‘19sV “"9" hand on. The‘ipolice “8
polyp l. M. Haipeni of the-National“ “mined tin-atop this enhances“ 3""
Cane-t Granular: Stanislaw. .ot tend to make arrests. ‘-
Qiinoaat - ; lotus _.. ~
Mrs. James Chamberlain retu ed to .heaser of Maser 3: Stooge; mil
. af- «Pines at the Nau-ilubber Company
It'll. Hoar-H- and L. l. H. Yelllm 01m Rurallaltubfi
bert- Wil~ «oer Company.
Weeks of inquiry.
The round-undone“ weeks oilin- .
veatigation by agents “of the Depart-
ment of Justice and War and‘Navy
Departments. directed by Assistant.
Attorney General Huston Thompson
and‘wulard D. Rubin and Chalice B.
Bro-er. his deputies. «Army radioed-s"
and contractors are behaved to have"
in El Paso. Tease. was buried withieonnsfil as decoys. in one case. in-
milliary honors in that town
liar a service in St. Mary’s (.‘huroh. :AI-
ssh anonicommissloned odioer who
accompanied the remains to Greenwich
said that the tumor death was spin.
al meningitis. there have been mic.
tnnt. rumors that he was killed by 58.
bullet from a Mexican aniper's rifle.
About three months ago a 'Ioldler
Mi‘mlllui'l'fl'i! obtained from a mem-
ber of the Woman's Motor Corps.
whom a contractor had sought to '
bribe into tehing bins in advance of
visits 0 la =Wnr Department- inspector
aha was assigned to carry to the
plant. The. arrests are an outgrowth
scores of agents have obtained ii'rtliyl
contracts on a contingent tee basis.
‘ Significance is attached to the stint-
larity or stories .told contractorsbysmord in patriotic progress. not-only
several contingent lee agents operat- in the olden times. butxtn thermally
lug independently. inasmuch Mach drives that. have beenjo successfully
named the-sine slimy sneer or 011- ran through since'the‘ present war he-
cet‘stdn Wash, ington as being sue-.m
ceptible to money. gifts. Quite .unl-
formly. it was the experience of ‘a.md.--hy.canning is employing every 6.1- .
group of contractors: acting} in good tort of the women. of Nurwéikj‘and tbs
faith. ‘to (auto obtain raincoat con-images for the fun quote 0.. canoe
tracts. which went to higher bidders fruits and vegetables to
and later to receive telephone calls gm of iluhllmeut.
l‘mm men who guaranteed town had iz a junior (um
latent . of ' , ner , to organ e - ‘
cm‘rflafl ”n “Y », . ‘mfib~ among our Elvis and boys, plots. msvficn 16f. gm’am K
The arrest 0* Ni Called “V9“ particularly those interested in. theran areaof-plbout twelve'andnnmw
oped outof sucli' a deiephonc solici- , .
"-tatlon. it "was announced. = He in- . ‘
Isleted. plainly. that . the oommis- wt“ be.held afiihe “gammy “tom .9!"
slot: paymenttransaction shouldbeshe Norwalkfligh schooL'Thursiiayeif-
under cover of anew corporation or- (deacon. Juiy~2§tla at 2:30 unlock. to
ganiaed with himself as. a ~silent,wnjcii the young people nre most. our»,
partner. »'i‘llisrsys.tem was planned to dialiyr'lnv'lted. and Whi'll'i will be ad
diseased by Miss'aeiennolsn, ass at-
‘ . an: State C‘nnlng- Clueleador. who
in running down evidence-the Gov- will give a “at interesting 'aopounte.
. . Wt‘igmts‘mound the traiL led to the work. and purposes ot the organiza- a
be“. flaking What the ”in3 'Wfls. “088 :‘BOIIIOAJagd i me'phiz'edwhmon- tim. a
’were 3 n b relatives in Greenwich tlnéent" " ' a'gentsbpeta "on five. . _ . ,
and bvati'ivgte sum-ins Gibson. it 1? 'bv “161,81me conversation meih- , ed all over the state, and there Will to
fees.
whiohlie‘flliepi.
od vamum'et‘onee antennas in ' aharp‘competition‘foninrst-pflm-at g:
rush-concerns which didinot look splitting of the work of many oft th p
' ‘wdt’h‘uVos'i vi the W: “ii-15’9“"- tiiuhs-who will ‘hare‘xexhtbitions a (9
iranmbao‘ogparhbhain thesaeit- _i3anbury"Falr. . ‘ ' _ alkbo is.
its" new unlernirveillanoe and 7"1tiapMpoaed'that,bbe'Norvtvefilni£ . .
:will-vhowcailedroaitoee‘amm‘bhelr ah- ”a ”flgigh‘gflglltel‘jthisim “thee"
‘uona mmwtion‘withvmmtrtor it the-‘me'mmikmiriiis shows , "new. n it“
eup- uaw mailing slob-is sure to ..wln,.§a.
. . prominent place. So. geteurttather. 10: '1
tom ’ a ernoon ‘ «sold-daring ‘th
. ministerial UnauoemIIcials mt
‘ ht eclared‘dhatman‘ of m-tfi- .4 ,
his: cogta' furnished ‘byycontrpctors‘nep enmmmsimmmtto prays 00““: ,y
thht * charged'with fraud were reported *n-“gagiozua, andfithegi
amt-e Wiwlfmm '
W ‘
flux in kl ‘ ‘
on Water street. ‘by'fatroiman hey-i
holds for assaulton My C
is alleged that my“ asked Cromwell
for :2 he owed his ‘wifenbut Qromwell
neplied that be bid 'given it to Ram's
wife some time ago. Boyce said that
his wife claims she had notation the
money. Cromwell immediately retort-
ed that Mrs. Boyce was a veryhad liar.
A couple of second later he was
stretched out on the floor by a well idl—
reded'risht by: Barce-
net] the case indefinitely and orde'r‘ed
or "the Government's campaign . ~ ta. ‘ .
against thelllogai system by “marinate pay all cos
Ni mall: Garden Association.
e,, ,
£333“ and" “mammals-dome 0!
' talkie sure to start With a} big list oi»?
dose eaves ounce saucer
Judge Vosburgh this morning contin-
W
«acumen CANMNGICLUS.
Nowell: has sorely maltose-notable
Just at present 1110‘ 00“?“"3’40’1'7'
romwell. .It 1
fachieved by'the
tect the coal s only going tlnao New
England from s ‘uthern ports from the
menace of anti ripe operations off
the New Englaii‘id 003st“ control and
operation of the Cape (fn'd canal i.“ to
be. taken over in} the Governmeniaud
President Wilson is expected to swim
the formal procl mation today.
railroad admiui‘lration as. is part at
the adlllinisiraiion’s canal system.
Government op ration of this WMA‘F
way has been u der considel‘attmriiy
the war. only ind comnleroe'dnaiari-
merits and the lililroad administration
for some time .and plans to talus it.
hastened by the ap~
pellrance Silllduiy of a submarine off
the Massachusetts coast.
Shortens TLip of Coal Boats. 5
. The Canal is mined. by the Boston,
Cape Cod and low York Canal (loin—
pany, is sort-n ‘miles long and can-
nects Capo i'Od with Buzzard's lid},
it has a depth of 25 feet, permitting
movemeni of large coal vessels 'lnii.‘
thus not only i rotecting them imnl
attach. but ME) shortening their
Journey and‘sa ing them from the
risks of storms in rounding Nutiluvltrt
Shoals and betting up the Murra-
chusetls coast.
_The railroad adminbtrntion only
recently took over the Delaware ltllli
Rnritun «until. another link in, the
chain of island \vaiel'wifi's which til-
flcluls eventually hope twill connect.
illusion with Be llfort. “N; 0. Author-
ity to take owe the .-Cneaapeake and
hem-the being content with thalr‘lDelaware~mnal amid“ partuqt‘, the
financing they thank» inland route. all .ady ”honiboen‘ given
the railroad n
inscription arid‘c’tiau
demnation p
Department of Jun-
e. . _ .
- Chairman ‘ ll, ofltbe'fiuse lliv-
ers and Harbor Mae. mists.»-
reeentative Motive. of Penneyhsnia.
vesserday coma mad “with Wm
Redfield and' o ciais mike gal-pad
. . ROS! 90W!" “‘5 ”"939“ last even-1 administration 0 urge quick action in
dWimam'e” Bridgeport Roma-l the case of Clip Cod because of what
they regard as‘ e menace no shipping
from the sub ‘ rlne which appealed
suddeniy'nff ti eiva‘Wtccsst.
Sunday. . . i g _
'5\
r Willi iliiiilll
psi
The splendid results that are net-ti:—
war garden workers“ .
i
i
this citywunderithe supervision of the
Norwalk Gardeiu' F'Msociation, swam
money‘statedai-nmeikctermdmaeeo
ing. heldrat tho Town Assembly's“.
lust night. '
Despite west] er conditions and'thei
‘visitations cry. rious dents-adherents,
min; close 'atte mode awhile“!
directions ofSni . rnieorm‘
.bined with :plentywibandaad mum ,
gent work, has recomplished wonder-isL
and much more than the ammge‘Ml
is confidently eitpecied.
in furtherance of the good work, it
i.
To that and a get-thige‘heL-“meeting;
These junior clubii have been 'orr’n;
unior canning of Nor-Z.
tighmfi- » .
law without
ii‘trheadlriglale , . .
lion Friday rping fOr- patrol-dist
' ~Discharged
' ‘ "M
h
, an :«a installedL report 1111”“):
Stated that thele are a y
1" “11S 0M. ‘3 ave hundredg 'dens under one: o r<
vision of the-(ll rden Associationg,,l, t /
this number. 0 ‘e hundred mild "fity,
children-and ill-ts museum
iii-i EF'
road Administration to operate it, . , ..
The step was ita‘hen as’a mend hi"
.to the coal snowy going from south- '
The canal wil be operated by list) ‘
F
THREE-Airigggslg
. __,‘ : . ‘ _ j w
1 Emanuel. ,s., July 23.——'lu
American avian rs from t
right . was
auntie '
arse of locatidn.‘
their co ' iett it“ Chatham
ran into alogp ‘
mane aviatcreefli
hoop .
optioned in a: stratum:
line. was estimi ted atabont‘flllO-‘mlleai .,
The anon unmixed considei‘abl
is night. 5'
verifier” ;
Monday—fl!“-
imefi“sm 1
9 \
Foo-i-
heCha‘lfbitiil'i .
”fleets-"m % inked-up {bysa mag .
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