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ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WéflLD BY A SPECIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN
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Jewelry, Art Objects, Type- Will Begin on August 31st
‘ writers and Cash Regis- and Last Until September
ters to Pay 10 Per Cent. 2, It Is Announced
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. BHWREATED' lilMiliEPlANS
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Another Effort to Bring Buildinginfiiush Streets
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About Higher Rates on the The. Norwalk general Hospital is to
., , ,Larger [gnomes be turned over to a committee roprew
. M taunting the entire people of Norwallr,
at o. formal celebration. to” begin on
August 31 and ending September 2.
.This was decided last evening when a
WASHINGTONrsAugust low—A‘lux-i
“ my to: schedule waseadopted. an om.“
old] tax advisory board {or the treasr, citizen'snieeiing was held in the new
. “'1 created, ”1'3 it“ 011 COI'DDI‘ilUO" lmspital of all those influential busi-
._ca.{liial sloc'k doubled to produce on 1195,, men and women; and all “use
, additional $30,000,000. and a Dl'OVlSii'm Who are interested in the Wynne of
accepting making Liberty bonds se-‘ '
costly for all Government contracts,
‘_ byzthe House Ways and Means t-mn-’
mittee yesterday in framing the $8.4 J0
000,000,000 revenue bill. The commit-l
tee adjourned late yesterday until
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pitals. in the State of ifounecticut.
The meeting was called to 0rd
hn McMullen, president of the Hos-
pital Board, with about 35 in attend-
ance. The meeting was culled, Mr.
iMcil-iuilen explained. at the request oi?
’ihe building and executive commit-
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‘ AMERICA
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Member of United States
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[L132 _ Mounted . Four Marines in Many Battles
Guns—Hung Looted Ship Sends Interesting Letters
' " to South ‘Norwalk Rela-
NEWPORT. NEWS, Vn., August 10. . fives i -~
.- ——‘l‘he American schooner Stanley L.
Seaman, bound froijeWport News.
g to a foreign port, was sunk, last-Mon-
_ day. 110 miles east of Cape Hatteras
" by a German submarine.
a
rues to shed his blood on forei
arrived yesterday at this port. having. shores
been picked up by a British vessel.
, The Seaman, Captain McAloney ssid,‘
_fj becalmed about noon Monday.
multimillion »
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‘ cense, Curious rout Bill. A . ‘ . .
of CostsrrgiélthrdTLaw- WAR BUM“, Hm '
yer: to Sc ‘ Qhar'jes—eA
Trifling Matteniof 5 1 Add-
edt - ‘ of.$3cw. p'
Dr H..K. Ram-i tho, of Stamford,
as arraigned beiJ leiJusticeTiSelleck.
. the Darien torn court,..chargad
oneness driving; and operating
as carflwlthout either-operator's li-
oril'e‘glati‘auon certificate, m.
on placed». _‘ tier ‘drre’st by Con!
a flurry" iii the. birecodln
H a? {mailméontiiiegiodtwnof ill
icing“, u a m‘ e‘tbu: he hndu . 1 ‘ » ‘
. glected‘ to truislerc‘his‘ligen“, can-rati’eigtifqrfififiéin‘td‘érffmhi
, .nom one coaching one ho ware. and] vi" son or
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_ upon that; admissjnnhs fouhd .13.“; “m”. delimit-«tire 9°“ 5 ‘1
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fortunate in escapiu
injuries.
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General Description of thee
i one of the finest. if not the finest, hes”
Following are two letters received
by Mrs. William Croal, of 56 Spring
Captain W. street, from her son.‘Sergeant RWil-
. G M C Aloney and crew at eight men ham CrOal, oneoi Norwalk's first he-
Sergeaht Crest is in the~ United
"was fired on without warning whil‘e" States Marine Corpsandiwas serving
cTheghis .seeondcnlistment when he was
iseverely ‘wounded "oni the battlefields
of France. He had seen much service
with the marines previous to the en-s
itranee of this’ eountry‘into the pre-'
sent world-war, but had always been
g without serious
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Manufaetdrers to Have Com-
Rerrtrellt Illdlilr- ,
TWhntds considered-t by Times ’promb
tenant iii. the fur .felt that manufacturing
yindustry , to be.» one. or "the #9“ import
i-sinice the beginning or the was lstlro
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0f “ Prisoner
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summons
Judge Ben Lindsey, Just
Back From Europe, Ap-
proves of ‘ Women’s Ac-
tions Against Senators
Judge Ben Lindsey. of Coloradojust
.returned from a six months’ visit in
Electrical Storm So Hinderss Europe lor the cominl ice ‘on public
_‘lnformuiion, made ”ll‘ liowin slate-
Telephones at New Lon 'mmn “my; 9 g
do“ That Blaze Gets Good “I have just return”, from-Europe,
, where l have been or: “the army in
Headway lisly, 1nd France. mass last few
mothsmihat army that is. lighting for
democracy, and as i came. out. oi the
army and navy‘building l understood
there was a meeting being held in the
park opposite, to protest against the
Senate's action in delaying: or refus-
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_ With his companyhe was engaged ’
in the fierce and bloody battles around
. Officers of {lumber laden “steamer 91‘1"
‘arxivingflhere yesterday reported that
ing to pass the suffrage amendment. 1
”i have seen the effectiveness of_
tinnitus
at Milford Also
. Sustained Considerable ,
Damage 1
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STATE lillAllll MEN
Nfll ii] iii EXEMPT
Major Buckley Defines
Phase “In Military or Na-i
val Service of ‘ United
States”
Major John Buckley has sent to lo.
'cal boards a copy of a letter received
from Provost Marshal General Crow-
der. in which an explanation is given-
as to the meaning of Section 73 ogthe
selective service act relating to "per-
sons in the military and naval service
of the United States." Since the in-
crease in the draft age was proposed
local boards have been swamped ‘with
inquiries from prospective registrants
as to the precise meaning that t2?
' c ' ‘A "‘— hrase. ‘ Many more era 0 e s a
D11) 10mg“: .Ofiicers Thrown 1guard ‘over thirtyionehave been under
lntoPrisoniat‘ MOSCOW ”is thermisapprehension that they would.
. ’ ~-—————-—-—-— ' beexemp’tg; - the draft. whereasa
LONDON, August 10:4“. reprlI-inl moments thbdghtgwould have, caused
for the arrest at Moscow of Robert TL:
.13. Lockhart. British consular agent at .
Moscow. and other British oflicials. m
the Bolsheviki, Msthvinott, the Bol-
shevikemis'sary in London, has been
placed under police supetwision, the
Daily Mail states.
BRIDGEPORT. August 10.—~lilghl-
ning striking the large barn in the
rear of the residence of Dr. Andrew
McQueeney, on Madison road, off Vin.
celletie street, shortly after 1 o'clock.
yesterday afternoon. started a fire
which totally destroyed the building
with 'a loss of about, $5,000. .011 ac-
count of poor telephone connections-
duc to the electrical storm that was,:
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liiilSHEVllil ARREST
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Several British and French
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LONDON, :kugust 10.——-Robert H. B.
Lockhari, acting consul-general in
Moscow, and six Britishers attached
to his staff. and several Frencli‘ diplo~
mutic agents have been: arrested in
Moscow by the Bolsheviki. says the .
Daily Mail. A ‘ c . ~ ‘
c" '1 The newspaper attributes to the For-
eignOflice that there is no reason to
This Led-to the Capture of;
Frank) Lednard. of East.
Bostongi‘Nho Entered Dr
Banners House ‘ '
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f-‘Frani? Leonard. at East) Boston.
was! errested yesterday afternoon by
Detective Sergeant‘ Thomas Hunt.
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Lumber Steamer Chased . charged ‘w‘threntetingfi‘nr -gc puit‘pgse
‘ A A of r‘ bbory, the home 0 Dr. mes or
For Three, Hours.,by ‘Sllb tho]? also Meadow street. on Thursday
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Dr, Barihol’s residence was entered
Thursday evening but man was
scared bbiore anything was taken. Em
last Friday whilst off one “alliteras? trance“st gained “"0““ 9' hock win-
AN ATLANTIC roar,i,'Au‘g, ‘10}
lbut there still remains a balance 0
t ed then and sent one lady to. Dr. Will-
Picard Baltic . prodding South oi Arrasm
egress in Heavy Fighting ‘
Gannon" Army oi General Von Holler Relreal-«g
mg Rapidly, tearing "Enormous Stores lorAllies
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MflNEYf EllMlNli IN
Many New Contribdtors to
the Fund Anndniiced To-
- day.“ But ”3300' More is
Necessary
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Th'rough tho nntiring clitoris of John
Milne. the subscription list for the
Roll of Honor. to be erected in this
city, has been considerably swelled
at once in order that. the vent
be a success. .
it is desired to have Norwalk‘s Roll
of Honor as perfect as possible and.
um will
to do this. it is asked that all families;
or friends or the men in service hand)
the names of those who are now vemrfi
ing the blue or khaki uniform in
Qhorles U. Minis, chairman of the
committee of arrangements. The corn-
mittoe, however. wishes it emphatical-
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gfrom the battlefront; say the cue—
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about 3300 “fat .must be conmbmediml observers say the Germans are
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Canadian Caralry Operating Against Strong
Rear Guard Aclious oi the Enemy
(By The Associated Press.) .lti'outdidier salient, and this is this
Tluiiir main positions east of 23:18 the ”0534i“: 0f the Allied;
Anders shattered by the Franco-‘ » r . .. , _
British thrust, the Germans con-l The Ame“ advance 111 1;}??“3!
tiuue. to retreat with the Allies in has yet had no apparent e ”t. on
close pursuit the German emotions between the
Eliciliyrcsista’nce on the martini-5h}:1e 1‘3”!“ “:6 fifizllfim'rh: fgffi
ities of the attacking front hasfilsl.“ Acuugs 0d h s mastic (hitherto
been broken and latest: rcportszt "3 15119, on. n. . ‘.
north of Rhcims which were re-
ipulsed. Across the Vcsle from‘ g:
iFismes, the Americans have occu- ,. _.
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_ _ , r or m pied lusmctte and added snot 1‘
111,1]cfigéyrcilrfstlseaggxrg age“ 01§;bridgchesd to the positions nerd!
Ilindenburg line. German ammu-l0f the river, winch 1s being enlarg-
. - - 'ed rapidly. Pressure on the rc- ,
itiou 1111) s are bent blown n .t . . ,
n d p g p meander; of: the sector continues.
The Allied line has now been _ _ , , .
driven forward in the center more, BY “19h and French dllllofiit’l:
ave
than eleven miles and the maxi-£11891m3 arereportcd t0 1‘
mum advance is thirteen miles, arrested .111 MOSQQW bi,” r.t1}°i
made by the French- iBolshcvrki, and Great Britain
The apex is six miles wide and has demanded the release 0f R-
my is retiring in great haste. Aer-
under the age of 21. and over 31 yearairims from Raiuceonrt to Varvil-iH- 3- Lookhart, “‘7 leader “E the
of age be handed in. The names of.
all those betwaen the ages oil 21 «and,
31 years or age are already on heud.i
having been procured from the local;
draft board. The names at the men:
may be sent to Mr. Mina: or 30in: D.’
Milne, either by post card or by tele-
phone.
Norwaik is making a
splendid show-
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nudists
initiation
Contractor C. Irving Bylngton was
not hunting trouble when he: bmrded
a. Bridgeport car. at 4:30,} yesterday
.afternoon. to go to his home on West-
port avenue, but he did happen to.
[have a bottle of witchhazelrin hlsltol stuffs were captured by
pocketwhich came in very handy
when the car ran lull tilt into a Few-
tosvn avenue trolley, which bar! stool
pedjat the ’1‘an House switch, so
lcrs. The important PeronneRoye 3P1“?! contingent. l’remlor Li:— .
high road and railway is within nine 13 reported unofficially to have
short cannon range and British sent .an ultimatum t0 Japan re-
sconts are reported within onegiiiii‘dmg Siberia.
mile of Chaulnes the midd oint. ». -
of the. Paranoia-Boys line. exp i LONDON, Aug. 10.——'Ihc "‘1‘
That the Germans were surpris-
iportant town of Montdirlier, which i
ed by Marshal Foch ’s new m’onoeu- ‘ was approxnmsiely at the apex 0*
vrc becomes increasingly more evi.
the German salient. south oi the
dent Somme, has been captured by the
Mitch material and supplies or
er(“Allied ‘ f , 1‘ d'
left behind, and even entire rail- 1.111: fiimgfiinfitégg £33335: j .
road trains, including one loaded 9" 0 ¥ : . . 4+ " .1
with troops,twere captured by the fix; and thirty lanes in length an 9 ”j
onrushing British.
Prisonch‘tnken by
forms a semicircle, swinglliz'
- southeast from Monididier to i. 6]
now into] 24 000 Bettilxlrzefi 1333561111 of News. J~ retirement on.
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and 300 gu s also were captured.
French troops have'taken 4,000 of
itbis line probaby means that the
Germans intend to abandon the
the aggregate of prisoners: Three
colonels and their entire regimen-
‘Moutdidicr salient which would
the
be the first marked consequence of
the Franco-British offensivem Piaf.
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‘fii’iigil swim“ losses. hm mils, Allis: ”millilitres“,
. Developmehts Friday included inrmy ”f Generalvoantrer 15 re '
th'at the conductor could turn 7 the
lights. Even on , the tip-grade, the
brakes. of the Bridgeport car refused
to hold, and all of the passengers
were shaken up, and some quite'scrb
ously bruised, including little Miss
'Ade‘line ”Geleman, of South Nor-walk,
who had a tooth forced through her.
lip, and this is“ where liyington and
his witch hazel came in. Although
badly :‘shaken up himself, he gave
promptstiention to the young'lady,
who continued on her way to Comps
Beach. _ Police Sergeant Gibson) arriv-
iam Tracers office in 3pm for first
aid treatment. and. Dr. Foster, who
(m County street. Both
about the fsnkles. .5
' A ie braised
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~ , , . d w a (lithe. maraude‘r cleverly cover-
their: vessel 1"”? chasodsto .. a hero‘s: , augment ,‘bein‘gsppmhedsiou
hour I by a; German submarineit..rl~(oi by, “ iii er-pislnigiand-coverad
s is were fired: andsoimrlss they hit!
11ml , , , .
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on 'u‘dthil’s Stockings-sud then
a knife. Entering the hon
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litholwmdow by;
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fuear'
{Street
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was-passing took another to‘ihérrhomei)
not only the advance of‘ihe blunt“ MMontdrdrer—Noys
tapex by five miles, butthesmasli-
ing of the Germans’ resistance on
theends of the battleliue. North
of the Somme the'British havebecn ,
m ceiing with bitter resistancei but ‘
they have captured Merlanconrt.
the axis of thé'Gerr'nan line» be-
tween the sommeand‘Albeft‘.» 0n:
the northern- bank of the Sommc,‘
however, tbeyrlost Chipilly to’ the“
:Germans while mowing forward on
the southernbank to. Moroourt.
The French. etxcnded their gains
south along tIICALV‘AVI‘e‘ ”toward
Montdidier by taking ,Pierrepont.’
Courtemanche, ‘a mile northeast; of
Montdidier, but. on the opposite
hot theAvro, .alsohus been “d
on line. _
‘~ The retreat of von Butler’s and?“ -
is showing traces of utmost: haste. A_
Much war material is being left
behind.- The German rearguards '
are: fighting desperately. ' ’ 4
F .- One hundred additional German
is ,..- have be: I when by- the ALA
lies. ,- c . ‘
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VESDE, Thursday. Aug. 9. (THE A93
‘socmlnno PRESSL—ln their offen- c
eive since none, thef.Allies have:
gained " approximately 1,600 square-
kilometers'; moguls“ zoo .viiiéses
and towns main jg Soisso‘ns._(ihatee
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the Aiémhssti point
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