.uoafim
‘ward Knead and Felix hacie-
«' spent yesterday with friends in
Mortal. 7.
Albert‘Toulass, of Sheepshend BM.
in the guest of hlr. and Mrs. J. H.
Mum, of First street.
more
unulis’liiii .
him All!) his
Contest for Nomination for
Selectmen in Daricn Cau-
cus -— Some Rqsublicans
Arc Endorsed—Collector
Bates Unanimous Choice——
Fight Over Constables
\uecheiroftbeEast Araceli»
M will hold their regular R-
’w Q Friday evening as moral.
#Ir. and Mrs. A, G. Hein, of Mar-
“ M are eniolinxn motor tripL
through Lona island when they will
visit friends and relatives.
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Darien Democrats, according to their
“ usual custom, disposed of bus-ideas at
Kiss Hazel Benn entertained the. their town caucus Monday night in the
.nembers of the Que Es Club at her town hall, much more expeditiously
. » , Wednesday. Only about 30 of the
the ”8“!" l‘hrift Stamp meeting and: faithful were present. with a few Re
[the usual routine business was trans- publicans on the bleachers. indeed,
acted. The next meeting place will: the Democrats even called upon their
be announced later. . i opponents to supply them with a secre-
. iary. for Town Clerk Stephen ll.
. ,. Hoyt. whose name appears on the R9-
R‘Chm' 31“" “”1 be “1 “m“ “a publicnu mucus nut. and was elected
the mid-WGPK SETVlCQE at We Advont Reprammuye 1'0 years 850 on the
Christian Church tomorrow evening. . Republiton ticket. was chosen clerk of
The annual meeting of the tax-pay. the, caucus. The only places on the
era of the third district will be held ““9‘ ““11 “'9 ““95"” “’9'" “‘9
nominations for selectmen and for
correlation-and the. latter seemed to
create the keenest interest.
James Bennett, as chairman of the
town committee. called the caucus to
order. and Simon W. Cooper was the
unanimous choice for chairman. Mr.
Hoyt, as stated, was also chosen by
united voice as clerk. The call was
rcad‘nhd accepted, and nominations
ford assessor called for Andrew Wat-
this evening in the Marvin school. A
number of important matters will
come before the meeting this
evening and all are expected to at-
tend. Among the matters considered
will be the hearing of the reports or
the treasurer and commissioners;
the appropriating of a certain sum
_ from the district budget; and the dis- el'bury M“ the unanimous “lwnon
torsion 0f the advisability "f con- tor the threcyear term. and John H.
mains with the Connecticut Light It ()berlander for the unexpired term of
” rower Company for the permanent one year. Andrew Taylor was named
“robot-e of current. for the throenyenr term on the board of
. relief, after Abel Dance and J. Charles
Johnston had successively declined the
honor. For the twoyear term. Eugene
Jackson was the choice and for the
tnevear term James Bennett was the
first suggested. but declined where-
. upon his brother. Charles Bennett was"
“rode the andldlie.
,, f Thr- nomlnatlon for the first select»
; = man developed the first contest. V. R.
. ‘ . W El’ooley and C. P. Wagner were both
“ - ~ ' - ‘ I named, and the count of ballots showed
It 1 1 ~fr~~ \ . that Mr. Pooley. at present the third
3 time 10! ”1059 who made selectrnnn. and for the better part of
pledges to purchase war savings many yeatu'me Democratic represenr
flaps during September to fulfill tative on the board either as first or
mm. Some folks are far behind third selectnun. had secured-lo votes
Rm
“raw-t.
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he on V“ but met This "8 than did the Republicans the previousl
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mod, is at home for a short time. are preparing a further retujemetlt WITHTHE AMERiCAN ARM
ha‘ mg “Mel-fine . 51W ”elm ll] “19 Lmlll? $9.40!. It ls “1d ON THE 108lele FRONT,
Tuesday, Sept. 17 (By The Asso-
ciated l‘ress).—Aviatiou played a
large part in the American ui‘i'eu-
sive in Lorraine, as is indicated by
a summary of the first four days
of the battle. in spite of the rain
which betore the battle liad trans-
formed airdromes into seas of mud
and which during the combat
handicapped the aviators- during
two of the {our days. the airmen
were highly successful.
the fighting, they made more than
3.300 sorties, the summary show
ing that the machines were aloft
for an aggregate of «Lilli hours.
During this time, enemy air-
dmmes were so thoroughly bomb-
ed that the Germans were not able
to do much of anything in the air
for throat trouble one day last week an elaborate system of deiegses
It the Norwaik Hospital. has been constructed to receive the
-——-—-—- German armies which Will defend
Mr. and Mrs. Butler of Long island M911
are now occupying Mrs. W. 8- Bed Field Marshal liaig. two months
ley‘s house on the Post Road. from the day of the Allied oficusive
‘ ion the Nllililt'. has begun a closer
Dr. JOIN! A- Harms, "'10 entertain‘ investment of St. Quentin. His
ed about 200 convalescent soldiers troops are attacking northwestoi‘
. and sailors last Wednesdly. on it trip the city with the evident lillt‘llllim
items since on bone Neck Point. of outflanking it on th.- north. .
l'Journey's End.” from the base hos-‘ The new operations against this
ipilal in New York, will have another bastion of the Hiudcuburg. line
load of the boys today. éfollow the British capture ill Hol-
—— 'uou village, on high ground three
Dim“ the 30011 110*"- In 118m 01' miles northwest of St. Quentin,
5 fire at the office of the Durien Review Tuesday night. llolutm is on u hill,
brought out some of the boys. The as is Maissemy, captured late Sut-
igasoline tank which supplies fuel to urday. These bill phallliilis domi-
Sheep the Iinotype metal liquid had hate the terrain north of St. Queu- . ‘
{become ignited, and it was feared that tin and the road connecting the fighting.
the tank might explode and thus set city With (‘nmbrni. I Pursmt groups layed a large
fire to the building. By the ninety use‘ From these favorable “junip- pen in maintaining bombing bar-
1 of sand and chemicals, this "5 “a". ing 03” points, the British are rages over the sector in advance of
led and practically no damage was moving in toward “1“ iii-'31 The the attack and they engaged ene—
:Gerlnnns here are on or near the my airplanes and balloons vlzer-
liliudenburg positions, and cap- ever they were found. The work
. George “aimed, for the my (3" lured documents show the enemy oi the American observation corps
’ years a resident of um town. '50 troops have beep ordered to main- ‘ was greatly laminated by the; ac-
made his home with his daughter, um; tam their positions. :tn'lty. More thanziti,000 r‘.”."’“‘ "1'
Dorothy D. Holmes teacher a, the' ”lo the north the Germans are iuachtue gun. bullets were fired at
' using their big guns actively convoys, artillery and troop c0".
against the British lines. Tuesday centrations. The pursuit groups
evening the Germans attacked followed the British method of at-
Moeuvres. west of (‘ambraL and lack in launching small bombs at
pressed the British back to the the concentrations they (llSi‘Ul’t’r-
western outskirts. ed.
_ Southwest of Meta. the Ger- A number of valuable reconnais-
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eighth grade at Center school. was
found dead Monday, after schml.
when Mrs. Holmes returned home. He
thud been a sufferer from rheumatism
‘ and other troubles tor the past month.
and it is supposed that the former
During .
evening when bowie tried to
life and his own.
Lewis had a good position as. fire-
man on the Ellen Haven railroad. but
his wife had never known the amount
of 11;: wages and never received a cent
liom him. Their young son mi.»- left
in the care of Mrs. Mahoney oi Burr
$3"ellfgrcédrgllol‘fisfhd by the la- strong t-lenge cums; our the man. lie
. pport. staggered around as ii to a weak cun-
Sunday afternoon Mrs. Lewis Wyn] damn and muttered something ab: at
to W. h“. boy and later In the; evening gas bothered him. He was taken to
went to visit her relatives in Stamiord mi” 90““? headquarters b)" ”19 POW.“
when she stayed all night. lle‘urning- headquerlers by the police and univ—
t-arly Monday morning she went right {'5 ”’9"! broke down “‘3 “5““ "‘5"
to work without going to her home. ing. “Ming how everything “3
(letting through work she went home again“ him.
about 2 o'clock and found the front‘ He appeared in court this mthuiiig
door locked. but could see Lewis sit-‘ and pleaded guilty to the chaise of ai-
ting down lHSldt‘. lie ($311.19 and open" sauli when ll?I struck hi2- Wllt’ givmg
W; the door for her and asked heri her a black eye. but when charred
Where we had been. She did not 33'! Will] 365211" Illll intent to lilul’dt‘l' be
\'-‘-’l'. and lit“ asked a second “-9 in ‘ cringed and cried a denial. HP tinted
li uder tone of voice. Before she could 1”“ “”5"“ ‘0 have [he ““9 tried ‘0'“!
an War be advanced toward her and and asked for n0 counsel.
Struck her in the eye four times and His “”0115 during the court pm""‘“
several times on the breast and knock- in“ “P" amazing. 1' did uni "Wm
ed her down. She arose and went into ”085“”? ”I" the man who had "93‘“!
the next room 10 bathe her rapidly to wife so shamefully and the crying.
take her the railroad station and then but to
.tbe house. The} alrht'd about 1.6
some time as Lewis and Dr. W-
thol. i
Lewis sprang hunt the machine in
fine fashit n and started on the render
the Entire Suddenly m caught sight
of ihc two dimer: and lmmediulo'l,‘ a
swollen eye and he followed her and flinging person 00 the WWW“
kicked her. Glancing at the. skirt she bench could be the same. One thing
wore he asked her why she did not stifled certain. however, either the
make it longer as he had told her. He man “'88 mentally dersnoed or he was
_tben grabbed it with the intention of a “FEW!“ a"or. Nose Vase-rah in
tearing it 08. However, he heeded to “911"“!!! the continuation“ the case
flier pleading and released his hold on told 1“”- Le‘ViS 1h? result would be
the garment. ‘
When asked by Prosecuting Attor-
ney (.‘ramer (‘. llegeman it' her hus-
band had ever struck her before. Mrs.
Lewis replied that he had on innumer-l
able occasions. In fact he had struck
her many times during the past two
years on the slightest pl'ovocalions.
Every little difficulty that arose be-
tween them would end by lmwis in-
bumanly striking his wife.
‘, squarely up to her and her “incur.
and asked her if she war.~ pOs-itlve an to
the facts she gave. The woman an.
airered that she was positive and rule
of everything she had said and all was
true and sighted that she was through
with the man and would have nothing
more l0 do with him. As she said this
. a wail of anguish (an)? from Lewm
who dramatically held up his riyll
; hand and swore he would be different.
He then stood up and in a quuvciing
trouble finally reached his heart. He
was 81 years of age. The funeral ser-
vice was held at 4 o'clock yesterday
‘ofternoon at his late home in order
i that the remains might be removed to
his former home at Winchendén.
Mass, where more formal services
were held this morning before the.
body is laid beside that of his wite.’
who died several ytairs ago.
WEE-N ;
malls attempted to striltc back at sauces were made by aviators, who
the Americans Wool of the Moscllc kept those in the rear to colts-taut
river last night. 'l‘lit- Aiucricun touch with the shifting of the‘
artillerytneu, hovvcvcr. smothered from line. No less than 351) tit-f
the enemy efl‘ort and the tier- Iucks were carried out against
mans were driven back with cucmyammuuitiou(lumps, butter!
10““. lies and other important targets.
in Macetlouiathc Allied drive is Observers penetrated the t‘llL‘lil)"
progressing. Serbian and French line to depths up to thirty miltisf
ill'ovps after taking the important day and night. and imbibing units‘
.Sokol ridge, have lil‘t‘ss‘i‘tl on near made the surprising total of more1
ly five miles on a front of more than 1.000 raids on railroad ccu-
than fifteen utiIt-s. ’I‘Iit- pl'la‘tllli'l‘s tors and jllllt‘lluiis. ’-
tukcn have reached 4.000 and thir- The cloudy ivcutlit-r interfered
fy guns also have been captured. with the work of the balloon ob-Q.
.‘Tlit‘ early success of the Allied servers. but there were scores 01"
.‘troops' may lead to d gout-rail oil't-u- tis'rt‘t‘lislilllb', during which fifty-iivcf
Csivc in this area \\llll the purpose hostile batteries \vcrc splitter] and;
lof cutting oil Turkey. A move- Amcrivuu artillery fire was rcgwl
Frank Horror has spent a few dayeimrut of this character, curried to lult'tl. ’l‘he Frctu-h also played a
with friends in Milford. .‘cotupletiou. would crush Bulgaria conspicuous part in the fighting;
—- hind free Serbia and a large part llutziug the fun; days. tltcrc it'crt';
Mrs. Samuel rant-her, of Brown! the oppressed nationalities of M'vcnty'fiw ucrial «tinnitus. dint»
street is about attain. after her re— the Balkans. :lllii’ which nine cut-my umchint-si
cent illness. ' ——---— were shot down and fifty-four
l WITH THE AIviEliliklN ARMY ; more were driven down out of c'on-'
lN LORRAINE. Monday. Sept. 16 "'01. Thirty enemy balloons wet-cl
Arthurf (Asiaiciatcd mossy—.91..“ al- ’ destroyed during this period.
ltcady are underway for the re-l AMSTERDAM, Tuesday. Sept.
occupation by the Fropch [uipultril7.—~Bolaitevik successes in the!
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Mr. and Mrs. Roberlhwmlams were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Nichols in Milford.
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Min. Edwin F
iman. Edward T. hates was first sug-
‘ seated. and then Mr. Wegncr was‘
”The tit-st trout of the season hit the attain nominated for this place. The
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fig, their pledges. Mr Wreners 8 For second selett
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‘- Plsns are being completed for the
m pilgrimage next Sunday at-
ghornoon to the grave of Rev. Moses
Nether master of the Darien Congre-
Qtionai church in Revolutionary
dial. Among those to participate by
”an: addresses are W. lllsley of
.; (Mango. Stephen Mather. a'sitant to
a , Secretary of the interior Lane. and
t‘ 897.3. C. Carter. Special permission
" "has been obtained for the use of auto
mobiles for the purpose of participat-
ing in the pilgrimage.
M Questionnaires
’ Are Mailed Today
_ WASHING“) . Sept. 18.—-Local
trait bOards at the direction or Pro-
vost Marshal General Crowder today
Damn .m'alling out questionnaires to
approximately 6.400.000 men he-
the ages of 19 and 36 years ot‘
. who registered under the select-
‘ service not last Thursday. Ten per
mi. of the questionnaires were to be
{loud in the malls today ahd leaner
3mm; has been sent out. .
Ijl'ltioh and Canadian subjects with»
the 19 to 36 age limits. who have
“4%; days in Which to enlist in the
“ ~ and Canadian armies. will not.
to nucstlonnairoa. Registrants
. given seven days to fill out and
, the questionnaires ,lt is’bollov-
. tar-one- of the when llamhal
“W’s “It at a a
, “Hf to mass within
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3:311:33”? Satrprdsy. it! nominee. with 18 votes to 9 for Mr.’
3 not 0 tone damage“ Wegner. Auditor James Bennett. now
’but it was a threat to the farmers. and ' the Democratic incumbent of the office.
a warning and this week they re gath~ gas renomiwatii- liar grand Juroi‘u.
.m' ‘ ance. and am . ’illmott. t 0'
Vegetables. . latter a Republican and ‘now holding
the once for which his own pirty
. ,* ‘ldeut. Edward King of Tokcneke. a.“ m. . rumination Wedneotinv
*‘ do of the promoters of the Stamford night, were given the unanimous,
“Mamas dormer you: and a choice. Elbert C. Bates. Republican.
w . mt lover of horse flesh. was sweet a:;m°:;‘::mxfi:l?g $3.
C‘lrand Ira. Harry Parker at theirl .y sets the largest number of vat -
home. while onfurIough issti any man on the ticket. for be up
‘ took. . _ has the Democratic endorsement
:% ~ ‘ p , . again madethe Democratic mouth“???
The Romefiervice' Department or; 0:29": loinllvmt’illhgl‘ sausage fang]:
. , con . w
. fleM‘flross '3 t" the imm “d- evening—there were tour to be nomi-
MR. tibia who are M at home. It! noted and very quickly five were num-
fiore no my in noflyfon who willl‘ mated—Wilbur 'B. Ball's; Charles W.
b how about allotments, insurance. Smith. George AA’ellc, Fred Stevens.
"WM mall and 0th it ill and Wallets Sharer. The chairman
- . , 9' ““0 t “'3' called for n vivmvoce voteon theme
48""! m in need of any help in any names. in the orderin which they were
"awhich‘ the Red Cross can give, mentioned, with‘the result that the
w '9“ come to the Rowayton hux- first four’ were nominate?! and it was
illary on Thursdays, from to w four not poss'li‘ble tin cocoon Ir. Shelters
. 1., ~ name. lien some one 'said «that. In.
M. ' Stevens was .a Republicanand It was
tacitly agreed to comider thti‘ nomina-
tion void. in order that Mr. Shaun's
name might be voted noon. M one
mentioned that Mr. Veils evidentla is
also a Republican. for he was nomi-
nated for the same office In the Repub-
lican caucus last week, but failed of
sufficient votes to place his name on
the ticket. Nor did saw one explain
why Republicans could be nominated
forgrand jurors and tax collector.
but not for constable. However, Bates.
Smith. Velc and Sherer were declared
the nominees. For school committee-
men. C. S. Forbes and Dr. John Gori'
trey were named and for the Heard of
Finance a renomlnation was accorded
to the present Democratic members of'
that hoard~Slmon W. Cooper. Samuel
Grumman rind John A. Weed. The,
nomination‘of ad‘egistrar of voters;
seems to have been overlodked. and as’
adjournment was taken without pass-
ing the customary resolution author
izlng the town committee to fill vacant
places on the ticket. it is interesting to;
know how this nomination is to be}
made. !
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Mrs. George W. Sharer is improved
after a recent serious illness.
Master Donald Brown of Cedar Gate!
is visiting relatives in Rocklnnd
County. N. Y.
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side entertained her two sisters from
Winsted on Sunday. I
bliss Natalta m «Jar-Poet
ova-no in W“ in the Home
' Springfield. Etta
oster haierlurned to‘ tiou 0f the territory of the St, ML; Valley of the Volga river and!
ss., after a week’s VithieI salient. fmm “'hif'h they were along the Kulian coast of the
:tlrivcrt out four years ago and WM“ Sell, 81'? l‘i‘lliil'ii‘d l" a Klt‘v
. .which was regained In,“ Week in dispatch to the Norddeutst-he
NW C- l-‘insit‘y Cows and child. of, the American ”flellsiv0_ Sdtircs ol' Allgemeinc Zciluug. The Bolshe
"‘0 we“ S'de- are "mm“! M“ “d persons arc requesting Anicricau.\'ik troops are said to be advancing
Mm ”9‘10”“ 3““ 0' Nowaid officers for permission to return to! wrist of Twililill. and i0 llth' 00-
atroet, ' their homes. it-upied the town of 'l‘uapsc. in the
One delegation applied today for Milli“ l‘i‘illflll- Farther west there
permission to return to St. Mihiel has been successful fighting by the.
it in town.
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of the Lower Parish. have begun thel
ml term at the Norwalk Junior High
School. ‘
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money buried there Tlteoflicers Stavropoi.
fwcre told that when the Gertuanszthcl' have captured Maikop, in Ku~
”appeared. many persons fled hast- ban, about one hundred miles east
ily and, not knowing when the Ill-1' of Nortirossysk. ..
.vasion would and, had buried in WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
gardens and other places little IN LORRAINE. Sem- 18 (wool-
-storcs of gold,nilver and jewels. hie l’rcss). 1:30 p. tn.-—~(iermun
.... linfantry attempted to attack the
PARIS, Tuesday. Sept. 17 (£13.; American Iiucs west of the Moselle
trash—Premier Vittorio Orlatido.('l‘tle8tltiy evening, but the enemy}
!of Italy, arrived here today. He‘lmops \Vt‘l’e driven back by the fire
as received by Premier (‘lemen- of the American artillc '.
d the Italian ambassador. LONDON, Sept. ‘lB.—ln reply to.
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firs. Josephine :llalblanc returns
il'llbisday to East Hampton. alter
nding a week wlth‘her sister. lira.
‘rnnk P. Norehouse. of the Upper
Rash.
Interesting letters are being re-
ceived by relatives here of our “home
boys in France." whiCb include flo-
‘tiert Wilson. Vernon Gifford. George 1"
erth, Goons and Herman Coleman._i""c‘m nu
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$5309 “Wu“. “- 3““ “'9“ mm"? LONDON, Sept. 18.——Brit_ish‘Geor1§e spearheading“.
e . - fiorccs attacked this . mommg grain atmg him on the American.
rite annual fair of the Norfield Aid northwest of St. Quentin, it‘ieldlvtctory m Lari-nine. in waistline}
«octet; to be given in the sum hut, Marshal mug reported to the War Premier,‘ who received the ”"9?
May evening. September so, suit Office today. ‘ ,3“ his Sick bed, declared it was,
have as its principal m .mic. liolnon, three miles northwest ofl better and infinitely more. pola»
nut art-cum mwfin Quentin has been captured but “"1“. ”'8" any PlD'Slib thel
or in the selection, 'The Elixir ot the British. ' . _Amcrit_-an commnhdcr has sent the.‘
Life." Various booths and tables cuI- A German attack 135‘ evcmp 31' “Hamill; telegram: . /
talning home bakery. needlework. Moeuvres under hcawy antlerydt Your congratulations are. deep-I
bass. fruits. vegetables. ice cream. protection ‘NSllli-Cd “1 the Bl'lilSh! .l appreciated. It shall be the en.
etc. will be presided (wel' by various being. pushed back to the western deavor of the. American army toI
members of the society and an enloy- Olltiikll'ifi 0f the Villain “groin you With occasxonal doses
able and successml evening's enter The statement roads: ' 0 the same. sort of medicmc as
tainment is anticipated. The pro. , “A“ a ”9““ 0f 0‘" operations
3mm will be presented at 8 o'clock. yesterday on the southern portion
‘ -s--_.... ~.of the battlefront we gained pos-
, , ' f HI village \vflh'
gfiglflflggfié’flfifi’éfi 2:32:11: plums???”
[Victory has been attained. I trust;
this will find you fully recovered
from your; illness.”
LEWIS ‘30th ,
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, “This morning our troop; at-
ED ON SUNDAY GAINS. tacked northwest of St. Quentin. OVER UNDER A ‘
MUCH GROUND TO THE? “Yesterday (wetting the enemy SERIOUS CHARGE
l'attacked at Mocuvrcs under cover
'of a heavy artillery barrage and
lpressed our‘ troops back to the
. western outskirts of the village.
tactical successes at various points.‘ “By a successful local operation
'etl out during the night, we
' v of Foch’s cam i l cam _ .
$113332ng appears to ififii‘advanced pur line slightly unme‘:
the Allies will not hesitate long dtately‘south 0f the L3 Basses
before striking a new blow. lCaual.
In Northern Russia, the Bolshoi . .
vik forces have been defeated by, LONDON, Sept. ill—It is re-
the Allies, who are advancing ported in Berlin that when the
south of Archangel. In the far Reichstag meets November lb
uth. it is reported from Kiev, there will be another peochdemon.
t s Bolsheviki were aucceanful in stration similar to that of July.
a lumber of combats against the 1911. according to an Amsterdam
OWN “dearth! dilllltoh to .thoixhohnnge Tele-
ln u... 01!! m, mile-swamlkbaflwm
EAST OF MONASTIR
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was the first called to the witness
-' stand. Site told a clear, straight for
she had beat subdected to for the past?
two years. The double were married
years led a peaceful and happy lifs.i
Then suddenly. everything changed:
and bowls. hitherto tbs attentive bus-i
band. home abusive and intolerably,
cruel to his wife. He would give her 3
no money with which to support her-
selforboryoonahoysndlt becam' a;
mmmwtomoutandearu
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ior to mud a committee to recover, Bolsltcviki in the neighborhood of \gd tau, someone pulling the bed-
lt is reported that. clothes from her feet. When she felt
[this same thing the second time she
“It“ "Image sent by Premier ldoyd .
, Adams. owner of the house. and asked
'him to send his wife up to core for
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of Dr."Rnsenthel whom he told his wife
1 was very sick and asked him to come
It
summoned. Patrolman Sammia and
“CBdCd from nOW until the final W ..
Mrs. May Iawis. wife of the accused r
ward story or the. utilise and crueltyij
In June. 1911?; and for the first lewd
Continuing her story. Mrs. Lewis
mid she, went into the bedroom and
changed her clothing and was asked
when- she was going. She told him
she was going to the. doctors to have
her eyerattended to. Ho took out a
dollar bill which he handed to her toi
pay for the cell and she then left. but
Went to the police licz'dquartelts where
she lodged her first 'ooutpluiut after all
the brutal treatment she had received
during the last two years.
Later in the day <he was going down
by the (‘lifi'ord Hotel when he an”
launched her with another qt; pin ques-
tions as to when- rlli‘ was going. She
said she was going to .~ee her boy. lie
refused to allow. her and after an an
'xurnent in which she stuck to her de~
voice asked if he could ask the court a
question. This was granted and in-
started in a choking, pleading volt-e it.
story of how nineteen years ago in
day his father had died leatiing him it
ten-year old buy without dependants.
Here he stood today before the tillhl
charged with murder. What Would law
come of his young .~tn for whom he
had lived and slated for all llii“ti
years." As a climax to lllr pita he (til.
lapsed in his seat.
The outcome of this casc- will b»
read with lnlt‘l‘i.il when it mine: up
again in December. but what t‘\'vl‘ iht-
result Is justice will lit-done and tin-
man will receive as he gave.
i
termination he said hefwould go Elli: IMPERSONATED A
g t the boy and lJ'llll of them \voult ‘ .
ll:ll it. At this threat! Mrs. Lewis NAVAL OFFICER
changed her mind and said she \vaii.
going to the doctors. lie accompanied
her to the home of Dr. .I. Rosenthal
and while she went in he waited on the
porch.
Leaving the doctor's home she went
as far as Monroe street where she
>urned with the intention of visiting
her son on Burbank street. lie slopp~
ed her and threatened that if she tried
to go he would tear every stitch of
clothes off her body. Her threat to
have him arrested again resulted in his
shying that If she did he would get >
hrr and get her good and in a slick save the name of Dr. Robert L. new,
way when he got out. .of Riverside Drive, New York city.
’ She went to her home on Taylor ave-' He wore the uniform of a lieutenant‘
nut» and arrived there about 8 o'clock. commander.
and he followed soon after. She bath-i The detective bureau later obtained
ed her eye and retired. She left a from the man the names of (‘hurl'a i"
lighted kerosene lamp on the table in l'lolliver. Thomas J. Ross. Dr. l..m‘-
her room and could hear him moving rence Cusick and DroWlIliam Young.
about in the dining room. He came. to as 'those under which he. claimrtl til‘
her bedroom and said he was going had gone. at various times. below-n
out. She hard him come back in a1 Baltimore and Boston.
short while and than dosedpllto sleep] The Federal odiocro took the mm
She awoke in n semi-conscious state as their prisoner. for the time being,
because bewas inmaval unifm-in, and
upon an alleged admission that. h:-
was not an omcer, but merely lmtl
fully awoke to find the air foul with! been employed around docks in M:
cleaning g“. With a scream she. tori. The man will be arraigned Oc-
apraug front the bednnd going to the fore a commissioner. under lb? ohm;
gas stove found the three burners on of Dolliver.
and unllghted. She turned them oil'i
and opened the two windows in thei VALE COLLEGE PLANS
room which were open when she re-l
tired. She neat lighted the lamp and. NEW HAVEN, Sept. lit—Two no-
oaw her husband sitting in a rocking UniversityN-tdnat 1 Hill) etaoi eiilos‘l.
chair by the foot of the bed. She be- day had to do with the immediate con
came hysterical and tell to the floor duct 0 fthe institution. to vote of tho
conscltnts. ‘ corporation. the calender will beans-ii
NEW HAVEN, Sept. Iii-A mun :ii-
rested on a railroad train here. putt-u
day, by Chief McMahon, of the Now
York, New Haven and Hartford Rail-
road police. and 'turned over by him in
the local police. was held by the lit»-
liartment of Justice officers on charm-ii
oi impersonating a mural officer. and
of failure to register in the draft.
When pointed out by a conductor to
Chief McMahon as a man who previ-
ously had evaded csrfare on the plea
that his pocket had been picked. hm
l ' ‘Ll'lti aloud he! up'and laid her on fled to conform with the plan of the.
committee on education of the _ Wm-
Department for the Student‘s Anni
Training Corps. except that the period
from October 1 to July 1 next will am
divided into three terms ’of three .
month's each. the term endings being
December 21, March 22 and July 21.
The second announcement is to ism
effect that any graduate of Yale, or
any other college of good standing. liv-
able to'mililnry service. who desiresso
prepare himself for field artillery may
join the training corps unit by.yin‘iply
enrolling in the graduate school and
taking a course. appropriate to his
needs. of
the couch in the sitting room and ran
down stairs where he met LeRov
Mrs. Lewis who was very sick. He said
nothing further to the-effect that he
was going form doctor and that a pot
of ureter on the gas stove had boiled
over and put the gas out. He ran
from the. house and hailed a passing
amorat who drove him to the residence
once.
In the meantime Ire. Adams bad at-
ended Mrs. Lewis and the police were
at
trim wont to the house but could not
find Lewis so they went'back as for as :- —Ldvertlse in the Sentinel.
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