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HARTFORD, Sept. 'l.—lt has never
3been the policy of the oneials of the
counties of the state to permit prison-
ers bound over for hearing in the Sn-
perior court to work during the time
they are in jail awaiting hearing in
the Superior court. The law does not
grequire that this class do any work
and though many of them have ex—
pressed a desire to work instead of re-
maining idle. because it has not been
regarded as good policy. this class of'
prisoners has not been permitted to
work and consequently with the ex-
ception of the time permitted them in
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', kept in their cells. ' V '
Senator Brandegee Among y. “3 ”mm” 01“” “m““yiwas the Mount Vernon, F01" structions on ' mm“ WI] 81“] FI'QIICII nave Nearly
.. as re conir- ii th lb ' BI- Commm Dish ' i
“New jail in this Ni; asmwelleasairtirtli; mi me'rly Kronprlnzessln ce- Notice From N W“ ‘th 1’ .
in New Haven. Because of conditions. 08110

wasnmoron, Sept. 7.—~The 312,. reau
» J...“ urgency Agricultural Ap-
. ‘pmpstatisn bill. with its rider for
Jamaal Mutton from next July
1 until, the ‘ American Armies are
.7» Mills“ after the end of the war,
”median night by the Senate.
‘ - most a roll call.
( More lust passage of the measure,
(r racism voted. 45 to 6, to retain the
pmibition rider.

for some weeks there have been few-

er prisoners in jail. the minimum “WASHINGTON. Sept. ‘f.-—'1‘hs Unit»

number being away below what lt.ed States Anny transport. M0011! V01"

had ever been before. and at times the 3 non. lormer-ly the North Gel-mu: Lloyd

number of prisoners in jail has been . liner Kronprinsessln Cecelia. was tor-

so few that the chair company huipedoed by an enemy “Wile. ”In it

not had help enough to operate the terday. zoo miles from the coast M3“; h“ oarshor ‘

plant in this city and the one in New France while homeward bound. Mirth”? hwgu'x‘a “unnumwhfi:
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Chief of Police Willis. I. mg-
.ton has received ordsu‘to'iustmst all
gmsn‘ibersttif the “nuts“ are
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Geared the Noyou Salient 3 £
accesses use Gems ltd-Iii the Necessity at Maths New
“M '” "’° °"’" " m” "'" "’ " licleusive in Rear of llindeuliurp'liue‘. ‘ ‘

0“. ll III for there are I" "coolry‘s”
left. This concoction is the last word 3
(By The Associated Press). British have advanced to at depths“;
Haste marks the flight of the of seven miles southeast of Pie
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the two counties. to overcome in a port of the Navy Department made no '

 

A ilnal effort to degree the scarcity or labor in tho mention of any casualties and it "urns-s ”4°" "m 3". "1' “M l“ a "mu”
We the elective date of the jails have decided to permit a limited ‘ assumed that no one was injured by‘u‘“ morning by “‘3'“ ‘h Don» 8° bad 1‘” the situation become that
‘lry'"le‘gislation to Decembr so, 1919, ‘

number of prisoners in jail awaitintlthe explosion.

hearing in the Superior court. to work} . No military units were on board.
in the is“ if they want to. but there but the big liner probably was carry:
is to be no compulsion about work.ilng some sick and wounded Ameri-

ovsn. who received in. tough the
local (war bureau. r detailed
instructions from the M otals are
i expected this aftemodpr‘r‘

oven the crows are deeerttng at all
ports and Sound transportation has
been tied up more than once recently.

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3 while captains shipped a crew to re from the river Aims to the old,88(°h¢. Pincourt and Vraignes. It!
and only a limited number of those can soldiers in addition to her crawl 3'87 motor vehicle kindwili place the descrtcrs. who refuse to Ill? enemy defenses before Cambrai. this advance “1° Brit“ mutual
who want to work will be put in the‘ot probably 600 or 700 navy men!“ stopped by the o . ind iconic OW union 1h«wot! was cooked for

The Allies now are within striking

resistance only around Nitride” ~.
distance of Cambrai and St. Quen-

‘hm 1” ”m “a“ the Equancourt where they tuck adv. 3.

shop at the jail. Fer the service ren- The extent of the damage was not. to: made In to the rem tor “0 h"

tiered the chair company will allow'glvcn in the department's advices,' the an on that day M iii. W known ‘0 “KO Ms-

 

 

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the. 35 t d I u ' ‘ m .f I" ' a: 1" MM]. the all.“ 3 tin, While MFG" in in more. hp" qu8. of the natural detem£3:l 53."...
' _ paid°on .?ofl.'.?.r‘iry‘c°oi‘2i"1iir‘7’no"° 2“; (ii: gangs! fin...“ 'rri.:sflh..m.wll‘ we'd-barrow , 1‘ m. In. and stm PM M mediate dunner Ind hon mwtthlnlm in?“ 3'0“”‘1- s“3.".“‘h’ ‘W '
,( fiflmm be taxed against the prisoner. ( irtlrs 3‘ of u shots. oldab eondad- Mm momma». tow their appetites audksunss “use of Fm were to shy the British-in Fin!» ‘
‘ ' ‘ ‘ 3 prisoner who rendmd service “is‘ that she m not nary darn-sod. ‘Tbss will inoperable the Btste of indignation. .3

( 3 ‘ - (taken to the Superior court and for. The Mount Vom y. the ”conditioned of Dsfcnu and will idler be

3 any reason he is allowed to go and of the we German liners unu‘published. Just what the penalty for

_,.. - there are no costs chargeable against 5 over “my, my. country my yo 'll‘r such violations will be is not known as

him. the contracting company will (0 b. torpedoetl. The first n. may», nor is it known whether they will

.9” “mega“; Wehlzfl'gn”39§w "13°“? , President Lincoln. which was such be prosecuted ll! “’0 “110 011ml“ 01'
' - ' .89 m” “e m 0" ‘ 0" l‘ l 9 recently some too miles off the coast the local.

‘ M Admlmstratmn MOVES 5““ “ml the time ‘19 V" held un- of Franco while homeward bound. A number of more have come into

‘ , to Conserve “El and d" ”‘9 bind!“ "9" ”me" i" "93M Before the war, the Kronprlnsessln( police headquarters that certain peo-

Grain J" "l the 839°?” court.” h iCecelie tilled between New York anil1ple have banded together to enforce

. hirmzlfiaoseg tarthzlgupggitir ‘33:: European command when the war 3thts law and. with the intention of

3 WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.4—M‘anufac- .besan she W” on the hill! seas. lamaging each machine found out to-

tem of beer in the United States will'

‘bound for Chophourg and Plymouth mr‘rrow by daubing it with paint.
(Continued 0. an M, 1 00000 i 1 “iii 3 i ' ll u
be prohibited sitar December 1 as a w ill ”2'0 . '1 3° d b on - n Warning is hereby issued hit any

3guns. 3 .
on the Aisne rout the (French
and Americans have reached a

tiers whens" WulvcfibM‘m’ ““
Chapeils and Based-venom? 333‘
critical stage in their advance and 0d- ( 3 ;; #33 ii:
indications point to asiiflening of 'The recent advances by the Brits F
the German defense in an eflort to ‘ish and French have nearly cleantl“
stave 05 the evacuation of theirlthe Noyon salient and with She:
strougpositions on the Chemiu Quentin menaced and More jis.
des Dames. The Americans occupy immediate danger of upturn flu.
positions in the woods and hills Germans face the necessity nip!!—
south of the river Aisne on an ex- paring a new defend" line tosfinjm i
tended front. .011 the Americans’ rear of the old made-burg nanny:

6i! boots have touched Bridgeport
waters during the week. without cooks.
The latest of dessrilon was reported
hare nitride! when the tug Albatross
o! Baitimoro steamed into port with a
broken boiler tubs.

While such a mishap usually is the
signal for Joy among the crew who see
shore leave tor from two to three days.
while parts are being obtained. in this
instance the prospect of no load is said
to have lsit the ship with has and data

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n“ ' ' 1 ft tb French hav tak Gone To the south and east wiisro tilt”. “a“!

“' iadditl t man, s e . ln~ sum as tors .Runowbmtr tor them-home. e e 9, en _Y- , , - 3

"u dreams. I ' stmaism owere s‘entmtlt: iligr riiiaster flfihpfiigmti’fifi puhghorey-gn is said to be due to the army service lei-Chateau and are in possession terrain is more favorsbic the Gpt- 33;,

., ”this announcement was made last REfiENT “A 3mm Gem“, by radio to mm", m more "ch! u,“ those who run which often choice opportunities“) of their old trenches dominating mans apparently are inking ail-r may

4m '11.;“ihmrfifimfli‘mfifgfi 4"" ”0““"7- ““1 ”‘0 “3°" lmmedl‘ their ‘csrl tomorrow All! motor-lg: 33°33“ 1¥ng°rgaw scam; the Cheminsdes Dames. At this yantage of this handicap to M ”j

Md... conference "We” he". 3 aerly it? has: 133$"? gamma; “firms it “angry, mam-y toMl mm. swim. I“, m3 m3“ fares. point the french are approaching French and Americans indelaying 3

3 ; slant Wilson and representatives otthe Bog.“ 3333333333.”? gay 33" instructed“ 33w“ to positions 0 .vital importance to the

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their further retrut back of the 3
Chemin dea‘Damea. Their unsoun-
in such a manoeuvre dc tidi-
largely upon the power 0 ‘ til.
French in the vicinifi. of Rid”
In fact, a hammer but by

. lions and the War industries Board. ‘

3 Suit was brought against th'd North3 “on The “1” par-pop who can stop
‘,F‘actors which influenced the de-

3German Lloyd line by banks in Nsw. , motorist tomorrow will be a mat

_ . . York for failure of the vessel to e. ‘ lcernln.

union to prohibit the manufacture or Lafayette-Marne Day. 90'1“," the “M3 and the case dually! “'32:: 3:333 wind shield of which is
Mr alter Wither 1. the Food Ad' ' lightfully Observed—Miss I came before the Supreme court. pasted one of the "En Route to Laban

' 7which decided against the banks. .. ,3 ,3 Wm M mum, to 3m,
. Egg?“ Announces Pro. Later, the vessel was seized by‘Icn’n “1.33:”. together with doctor’s

Germans if they plan to further re-
sist the Allied pressure towards
Loon. .

In the Noyon sector the French
now hold the important junction
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.. ______..».._—_3 . l customs otrlcislsd for the 1tilrinpiug3 can‘ no pnctloally the only cars so- ' . 3 _ ‘ treat of the Germans in the direc- edral City may not be on f. 3 (
'1‘ - ‘ _ Board, which ha her out n‘seago- ' the highways ton” M. ’ . tion of the old Hindenbu line ed manoeuvre on the o , ,‘.
‘ ””6110”st The Isfayette—Marne celebration lug condition, the crew having dam-f thcrlreti m ”9 on member! 0‘ ,. Chink? unto between ”Fete and St (Siam! . pa“ .‘

v, ‘ - before the seven o'clotEir periormance aged the engines Just before the‘ animous m . . . - '
at the Recent theatre was carried olit United States entered the war. The ion U“ 1’ is anticipated. To the north the

' infirmity liAi

AHARTFORD, Sept. 7.-—Registratlon

. loathe Connecticut military census, in
‘7“Fcbruary and March, 1917. has abso-
‘lately nothing to do with the coming
(trait registration of Thursday, Sep-
tember 12. Registration under the
new selective service not is a separate

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Th curtain then rose and showed a m ate and oyster ““5 V“ “1 Bridgeport. up to the wide“ 01““ nnecil ’ ' [m
7 “d‘dlfitlnct'mmfilon- might-1e of girls from little to hip} yo'ilgrday sitemoon in “19 3““? United states. Authoflfi“ ‘. “d . to C0 C113 3 0 (W.
' ._ Governor Marcus H. Holcomb and her and big with the bountiful French . court by Andrew L. Smith, Jun“ . The union in its dispatch to P18!“ . Take Names 0 Motorists Milled for the Eve of
was» drsttrollcials‘of Connecticut want and Amman am held by the tat-i potter and Andrew deel. timeout“I de‘nt Wilson. pointvout the 1m “in Out Pleasure Riding ‘ m ti D Se t,
' hvmke sure that Connecticut once lest in the cenmn In front, directly at‘ 30f the Radsl “titer and all residents the members are on strike. that they - a on ay, 1!
. myiamaéymgrgfi oi maggot” the center of the stage stood Bobble 3 to: this our;l except $3.3 1:223:33 31”. fully realise the used of $333023: mrmnnwsept .3_A33 3033333 11th 7
u as a per . .. . v e M 7 merit for a maximum W “0 ' -' ' . ' '
oral. registratimi, Septimber ' 12. Er? Elli ii 31: ifigoigitol‘ggg’rfi. Almtrante Sent Down 0“ 37023335. also of this city. i They tell the presidenttbtttheyfl'e mm“ °‘ “‘° ““3”“ 8“” "
w o are not sure w other they ’

smouldjegister. should consult with.

( , _ by the Council to secure lists of all ‘ » «y f u v

. ( , . convictio an adapted ‘ ' . in the mcessrpf settlement and wages that will permit them to mun , observance 0' A "elm W W 3
the draft boards or registration au- of D,( Van“ my... “£3,233.22; U- S. Supply Ship H‘s“ ‘iire personal estate has not yet be“ lain themselves and their families in ”01833:“ M the gavmmm- mdg has beeusclieduled by Governor Ilsa! .(

. will!“ 01' their “mm“ 30 make etteMarne Day. Lafayette’s own spir- Five Reported Dead Idistributed smell 1‘19 heirs. _Among~ health and a degree of comfort com- “9° ° cm" on request. cos B. Holcomb and me connectloati:

3 cadre they obey the mandates of the it of indomitable youth and courage 'the.assets is 3 mar-lac engine. valued

lam. Failure to register renders the
draft evsder liable to immediate in-
‘ d‘uotion into the Army.

'That the registration will be a chal-
lenge to the ability of every man. be-
tween the ages of 18 and 46. on this
date to convince his regilitrstlon board
that he should be accepted for service,

as pointed out by the War Department. _

successfully last evening. The house
was crowded from the first sent in the
orchestra to the last. in the gallery
when, alter the showing of the Pattie
news, Miss Dottie. Stone Pinneo
stepped in front of the curtain and an-
nounced the program with some of the
eyents leading up to the celebration ot!
the great day in the historyrof civillsa-j
lion. i

recited beautifully. with emphasis and3

breathes through the noble phrasesl
and Bobbie showed the steadiness of

3 800d Willi." “9‘19? lire. He W38 Vi8~ ‘ ante has been sunit at sea in collision has since retained _
orously applauded. and indeed-mas with the United States supply ship although'the executors hare demand .

every (number. The audience was en- 3.119003 the Nnyy'Department was ad- (ed that be

tirely- in sympathy with the young peo-
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Navy finally took the ship over and
she w‘as converted into a transport
to carry American troops to France.
The Mount. Vernon is of 19.503
gross tons and before conversion. had
a passenger capacity of about 2.000.
Her speed is 23 1-2 knots an hour.

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( WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.—~The Unit-3
ed Fruit Company's steamer Almir-

vised yesterday. The place of the col-

xllsion was not stated nor Was there ‘ returnable to the

our: mention of any loss of life.

late of Andrew

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. A suit in “Mill“ 3° 3‘" ““3; :‘3. put the question of a minimum wise '
Rfldelu former ° ° for machinists and booimalrers oi

It is alleged that the Bullet estate

at 1.000.
.23 last, Cutieson took the engln

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lined that OLA“
it is etc a sad

it forohls own use.

return it. Darlinges of ‘13.

‘ the action. which is
500 ‘" ”ted in term of the

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here yesterday. unanimously agreed

on strike to obtain an increase

due to the humblest of families.
They demand a classification
their trades. ~ '

Submit Wage Question

BRIDGEPORT. Sept. 7.-Members of
the local branch of the international
Association of Mahoinlsts. assembled

mensurate with the standard of living

The dispatch to the president relates
' that as per cent of the machinists
union is now lighting in France; that
the other 65 per cent is willing to work
here or mine trenches "to their last.‘

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m HARTFORD, Sept. 7.~—Corineciicnt'¢~'

“Wm these “”3 30 the council, 1“ State Council of Defense for the even—

order that they may be made public. in of my," 11, w ch h z ,3 3
War bureaus and town committees 0,8301%“ Day. hi is t e‘ m.

of the council have been' asked to
itské' prompt action in this matter. get-~
ting committees at work immediately,-
and calling upon all existing agencies.
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Became of the great number of mm,
er matters during the present week; _‘
and the approach of Resistraiionlu..;
the publicity department attire Ola-t“
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_ ‘ ( n, 3 0 ”ml “‘3'“ Which the matter had ‘ terrain}
. 'tContlnued on Third Peso.) h ‘ th . ‘ co“ ‘ M rag and then licked without pay for the! l "l 0' a" 7 considered it impracticable mu '
3‘ state 3 in dd ha ( _ 'l‘ e Hlsco, e department was in, _ th 3 3 333° 3 t‘ 33‘
gwngmégnghgd ltdamfietrgfl’; ( (formed. is proceeding to port with theiTEN INJURED 3310;333:1182; and e pectic 0 3 - . Slim gusset-3:31:03; lots t {gym
(‘3' - which will deplete the canton- (POLICEM'AN SHOOT-S idling: :gmttegfgsteiifgzsr? which “5‘ - IN'TRAIN SMASH In the communicstion the men em- MEDICAL OFFICER ‘vm. but “15 “MM“ 0’ lhe mnaf‘.‘
“m“nl‘éo?°§?"3i.§; flagrirggriefil- HOLD-UP MEN Collided During sou. ' ”but" mam" ““3” 3‘9“” COMMITS SUICIDE 0‘ “d "l9 "m"! ““0“ “My
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It then up i “ be a how roux Sort. r—rsn persoltl "‘9'" m fihix’s. “trawl munitions Sept 7%. tiring-nuis'nniniie n ‘ a Ti: 4
"3““ may m 7 by ~A Fir li ea or rtedlost who the“ " 1’ ' triosolBri , , “9 i ' ' . “I to °- ou ». 7
3 October. the . War Department in ngtggfidsg’h’n'u “$21: mfiw'mfi‘. .32.... may: no mflm'?“ on: $131in;th r3: .uunns ofpnbiished romaine war-.8amuel o. Brumbsuslr. mil sixty. an state on the night of 8-, her in.
m“ “w“ m” m“ “we ‘“ “W has? held up and robbed attem‘ ‘ men. .snnx by the Hilton. Thomson nicks m .‘nri Railrosdt'min. 7““ °“’°*“‘.“ mm m “mi-m! Ml”! one”. o! Huntington. the on «Registration mm
‘ pending .(Milbnllon “1!“ 4’6"” 3" beta of sclub ofBFoadway‘i-estsurant ed up 10m 0! the deflflvlillld ‘9“! m3; mmma und‘Bos-r ' P" conunltted “m" h the m" M ‘Mflw 1:. The '
3 m dedpxm not only to regis~ ‘
ter entire up _ ted day but to assist

2:“ mmtur‘every than within the
dos ,nllsl'apon‘mtth- the needs: Lot;
every nation's _ in-

occur-it. .
3‘ " fig“! America on

3 America's.- ( tier
‘34 = oneness» and

‘waltersi today shotald'killed one or.
the» gangsters and woundeddwo'uoth-
‘ers.who tried to tantrums window. l

Tyre of the bold-tin .lusu escaped
with mo part nil

survivors and the crew
guard station. picked up

of. a ~coast
the Wool
the Ills

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thcnflh; victim andplacadfit ou‘iiuard -

.ton. mass into nosed senseless-T

native. alter ‘ it ,
Guts connecting

had crossed the Hell'
bridge. at nonlin- 3

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