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ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD BY A SPECIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR
Entered at the tooth Nemalk Pest
”TM 1870 Ollie. as Mad Class Master.
coin aoawau, con. Kinsman-mo, 1918.
Partly Cloudy and Cooler Tonight
BRIiliiiPililllZASE
itiiiitttiiutii
Taft and Walsh Will Begin
Hearings Monday to Set-
tle Dispute Over Eidlitz
Award—Cost of Living In-
‘ quiry—War Labor Board
Also Opens Public Schools
For Meetings on Import-
ant Questions
coiiiciicu “ it lIMBiR
MEN iii iii CRUSHES MAN ii
ARIES DRIVE tutti Phil
7 . New Boom on Hoisting Gear
”132%; Sfiageign‘ €33: “:13; ' Gave Way. Allowing Six
Fought at Chateau Thierry §°$§£¢k t0 Fallon Joseph
Make the Swift Advance ' overn
W... tiiiitiis lNJliliEll
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Slilililliili HURT . . . . .
iSuperintendent Lewrs Has According to the belief or labor on-
102d Infantry Figured in‘ Hand Cllt am! John Lane 8 i cials here, this action by the National
. . Sprained Wrist
Several Very Exciting En- _.__.___
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BRIDGEPORT. Conn, Sept. 20.——0n
account of the wide conflict of opinion
in regard to the interpretation of the
War Labor Board's decision, it has
been decided to reopen the Bridgeport
machinists' case. Messrs. Taft and
Walsh will meet here on Monday to
straighten out the knotty issues. In
the meantime. all elections ordered by
revocation of the Eldlitz award.
Easements Joseph Michael McGovern, of WI} (Continued On Page Twelve)
(Harbor avenue; was fatally injured.i ~
about 5 o'clock. yesterday atternoon.‘
...2$.’."lif§"iii§i‘in§i§”summit; “t ““1““ "m “m a mi
which the 102ml infantry. ll (‘ounectl- :23; 1:31” i! an hjgwgfse gflgggki
cut regiment. is a pan. has been low ’ g ’ I"
the estimated weight of which was.
over six tons, fall directly across the
man's body. )
Superintendent li.‘ J. Lewis, of thei
big plant, with every available man.‘
rushed to the spot and made every
effort to lift the great beam from hisi
body. a corner oi the timber cutting
the flesh of one of Mr. Lewis' hands!
to the bone. and John Lane. who is
in charge (it the emergency lioapital,i '
at the plant, having a wrist sprained. I G. M. Codding. Connecticut Field
McGovern's unconscious (mm was Agent for the Bureau of Ento'itology.
finally taken out. and was rushed. in said today that no matter what imp
record time. to the NOrWalk Iiospilll..prus on the brittle front “over there,"
‘ ' i the first heat was on. it. was the open
lhere,” unless there are bigger, bet-
- tor and more productive gardens next
year. Mr. (‘odding went on to ,aay
that it was hard to convince the aver-
age gardener that there is. anythiutzio
1
mad by being the leader in another
great . offensive. This information
reached Manchester in a cable from
Rev. C. E. Hesseicrave. who is doing
Red Cross work with lllt‘ Twcrrtvsixilr
Division. He cabled to the local war
bureau: ‘
‘Ceniiecticut and Manchester men
led drive against St. Mihiel. None of
our boys seriously injured. Wonder-
ful work. Congratulations in order."
On receipt of the cable the war bu-
reau at once replied: “Cable received.
Manchester sends hesriiest congratu-
lations to you and all the boys."
it was at the Cheiiiln des Damesy
sector that the first American troops
went into action. it was Company
(3.. of the loud Infantry. that was
chosen to be the first unit in lllt‘ reg-i-
[lVEii Willi YET
Bigger Crops, Weedless
Towns, Spraying, Garden;
Clean-Up Days Are Sug-
gested
(Continued on Page Eleven)
sists of studying the life. history of‘
ithcse insects in order that they may
Mr- and BITS. RODBI'I. Thomp': be attacked and killed when they :irei
florist protected. Spraying is_ of“
SO“ and Others Get News course. the most spectacular proce-
From France
(Lbntlniisd On Page Nerve)
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eiAlEiil BEBflM
Alilllllilii Sllflfllll
University Will Be an Army
Post, With Military Disci-
plint—Signal Corps and
Navy Men Represented—
I’ractically Entire Student
Body. to Qualify for Com-
missmns
sSUCCi‘Sl-lfui economic enio‘iolocy coon
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t'orporui Alvin G. Sayre. Battci‘y I), - l
56th chlliicnt. C. A. t‘., A. it}. 19.,
France, has written the following lip-WHAT Full“ MINUTE i
teresting letter to a friend in East? '
Norwalk. in the letter Corporal Sayre! 1
writes of many things and speaks at“
his brother. Walter Sayre Thompson;
of the some battery. being wounded!
while on his way to the trenches. Thci
young man is a well-kiiown'resident of'
East Norwalk, but, according to his‘
brother, the wounds are not serious.i
So far. no word has been received
from Thompson, who is confined to a
base hospital. Corporal Sayre's letter
is dated August 22. and it is thought
his brother was wounded late in July
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NEW HAVEN. Sept. 20.——“0n ac-
cmiut of its excellent facilities and the
(:iiisliicuous success of its students
at Odicers' raining Camps, Yale has
been selecte by the War Department
as the university for field artillery
teaching." says President Arthur '1‘.
lladley iii a statement made public
this morning commenting on the Yale
plans for a Studetits’ Army Training
(Tarps unit.
0f the ten officers. nine of them
active U. S. Army Field Artillery men
and one a Canadian Field Artillery of-
ficer. invalided home from the western
front, four have already reported for
duty at. Artillery Hall. although the
college year does not open until next
\“L‘(‘k Thursday.
has, it was learned today.
state. Forums and subordinate granit-
es to attend a grangc conference of
.Four Minute Men of Connecticut. to
Ibe held at the Berlin Fair. on Septem-
iber 24. at 10 a. in. Government war
tfllms will be shown. and at 11 o'clock
(Camtmnec un raga Twcm‘)
PRISflNEliS lllll
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,STATE POLICE MAKE
* fiflflmnwufll‘ i FLURRY IN RIDCEFIELD
HARTFORD, Sept. 20.—That tlle‘
men from the New Haven county jail;
who, during the past summer were
given work on farins-at the instance‘
of the New Haven County Farm Bu-
reau. gave splendid satisfaction to
their employers in indicated in a let-
ter received by the Connecticut State
(‘ouncil of Defense from Paul P. lves,
the bureau‘s director of farm labor.
The State Council of Defense aided
the bureau in meeting the shortage of
farm help by securing jail labor.
RlDQEFlElJ). Sept. 20.-»1‘0iis-iiiora-
ble excitement. has been caused
this usually quiet community by the
arrests. made by the state police. of
George Heibeck and JOL‘ llt'll‘Y. cut-ii
charged with burglary and ihcit. Af-
ter a preliminary hearing. the cases
iRENBRPiRRli
suiiiiissut
Commissioner Charles S.”
Macfarland Brings Greet-
ing to Federal Council of
35, and was reared in the family of S
A. One, a prosperous farmer of Ridge-
bury. and it was expected that
would eventually inherit Mr, (‘oe‘s
{large fortune. He has always borne
in good reputation. The. olllcials are
he
{Continued 0n Pale Six)
War Labor Board means the virtuali
)6 done by way of combating insect'
“enemies aside from le‘in'll’lf.‘ at the!
time the ysctuaiiy make in ‘ii' attack.
. MiMiE flfllNijé
HARTFORD. Sept. 20.-—I’rolesscr|
Charles A. Wheeler. director of four"
minute speaking. division of Rl‘flngt’8.i
invited;
masters. lecturers and deputies of.
lColoneLCharleii M. Jarvis. presidenti
of the Fair Association, will‘make nn ‘ teen of the selectives qualified for gen-
itions are to be sent to Camp Greens
in v‘
were adjourned until Sep'. 23. bouts
of $1.500 being given. lieiucck is nrzedi
diam iiiiii Winthrop?
“Silliill ituusu ii ClilllilS, tarsus
iiiitiiiiitiwuii NEAR iiiiiiiaiiiaiii
Commandant Vosyka Orders Army Machine's Landing 18
Removal of Three Trouble- Damaging — Observer 18
some Recruits Slightly Hurt in Crash
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STAMFORD. Sept. 20.——Alarms were RIDGEFIELD. 88 t. 20.—— i.
sounded at the Othello-Slovak training cloud while circling over Rlfilagodzld‘
crimp here last night when a sentryiyeaterday morning. an army airplane.
challenged a murder near the bar-'1 containing a pilot and an observer was
rocks. The man on guard attempted badly damaged in making a landing in
to halt the person. but was unarmedi a lot on the property at James Brad-
and the man escaped in the dark-'ley, on the outskirts of the borough.
ness. Commandant Anthony Vosyka t for some time, apparently landing;
stated this morning he had no doubtlaguinst a stone wall ntier skidding‘
the strange prowler was a Teutoniclalong on the ground for several hun-‘
agent or syuipatliizer and undoubtedly dred (eet. '
_ One of the occupants sus-t
meant 10 d0 IDJUFY ‘0 “‘9 1WD 01‘ DI'OD‘ taincd an injured arm, but he did not“
erty.
require medical attention. :
The r eller of ii i lane was
(Continued On Page Three) 1’ 09 ie it rp '
iSARINl BURNER 3;“
ill Milli, Will .
illiilNllilN SAYS
The records Jo generously given by
Prisoner in House Which'
readers of The Sentinel have been
most gratefully received by the Navy
Club.
There is a great demand for Victro—
lss. ‘
Even small, used machines, would
be so much appreciated. Our sailors
are asking for them every day, saying.
"It is so lonesome without music."
if it is possible for anyone, or for
several. to club together to send rice,
or more than one, the address may be:
‘obtained at The Sentinel office. and
i
Was Attacked by Bolshe-
viki, According to Rumor
I
i
eral military service yet remaining in
.the state from the earlier registra-
(Contiimnd on Page Twelve)
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LONDON. Sept. 20.—The one-time
Empress of Russia and three princess.
names are not reported. Were burned: is doing it great service to his coung
try by cheering the crews and troops
Romanofl was shot, according to at on their loneky way across the sea.
story reaching lnndon. The source of! The Sentinel will gladly receive con-
some quarters and an investigation has . .
been started. AUTOS COLLmE
killed the women were taken to an iso- I ATBAD CORNER
lated village. according to the present! '—
(Contlllnod a: mom“ “0.1,! imorning. at 8:30, when we autos cob"
i llded at the corner of Railroad avenue
[EETIVE driving a jitney, NO. P. S. 3015, Conn..‘
was proceeding down Railroad avenue
Martin Micklas. of Pillow street. driv-
ing a delivery car. No. 14-284. Conn.
,‘directi0n of South Main.
HARTFORD. Sept. 20.—All but {mph Neither driver could see the other
came together at the junction of the
two streets. Fortunately both drivers
is that no one
leaf. Lytle. Ga.. on Oct. 10. Local and “ties been” of ti!
. di'aft'boards throughout the state were “’39 injured. The mud-guards and ra-
lmenis toward the general acid. in dented. No one was injured and the
many cases to send all theqmen they damages were settled between the two
sent who registered on Sept. 12. Lo-' make any arrests.
‘(’al boards were also called upon to
special and limited military services to? - ~ 5
Fort Slocum, N. Y., on Oct. 2. , Leg m§letsv Return
~ Another Norwalk soldier who has
' . arrived in this country. He is William
THIRTY KILLED H. Ailington. In. son of Mr. and Mrs.
- :sireet. who is now located at Base
’ :nospiuri, No. 1. Ellis island.
es and two grand duchessea.
to death about a month after Nicholas.
the story is given consideration ini tributlons toward Victrolas.
After the onetime Emperor was
i A slight accident occurred this'
land Monroe street. Frank Piccione,
lto the South Norwalk Station. when
MEN ARE BALLE" was driving down Monroe street in the
and. consequently, the two machines
were going at a slow rate of speed
lcalled upon today to furnish allot» diatom on both cars were bent and
'Iifu'e available. No men .are to be men. and it was not necessary to
send a total of 102 men qualified tor-{Norwalk Boy of 102;! Regt.
been wounded in action overseas. has
I IN TRAIN COLLISION'WW‘m .H. Allington. or 15 Wall
’ PARIS, Sept. 20 (“Wish—Thirty! He arr-:ved there on Monday antler-
0ng Stretch iii lliiidenlitirg.
Line Wresied From Germans
Since Attack of Wednesda
Bulgars Reported in Flight is!
wliotio'rum-“9M"r may feel “5"“ "1‘"- he."tlircatciis the main defenses of the 1
‘to the total of ten thousand ari-
! .
Churches of Christ in
America
1‘lie\French l-‘ed'l'alion of Protest-
aiil churches sent the following mea- taken by Hettie M. Radio. of New lla-
mxe by Commissioner (‘liarlcs ‘3. “ac-
i’arland to the Federal (‘ouncll of the
churches of Christ in America:
Puis. August 20. mi.
The ('Illcll of the French PrOi-‘Si-
u Federation. together with the Pro-
teihlls d oil denominations. have.
with Joe, tooling. taken cognizant-nil
the I. which our brother, llr.
Mariam breast! us in “our
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roan-{s cats. ru-
h
pi
i
J‘s-granary.
Appeal Decision From .
N orwalk Probate Court
Papers have been filed in the Sui-e'
rlor court in an appeal (run prohiitn,
reticent but it is known that their pre- persons. mostly. children returning in; from it machine gun bullet wound
ssence here was for the purpose of in- from vacations. were killed and more, In the left lex- “9 WI! ‘ member 0'
veailzatlnz numerous burglaries than a score injured in l "I“! 001"-I Company D. 102ml Regiment. and has
gwhich have occurred the past rumm. r. alon between Dijon and. Laroche yes- seen considerable action in France-
-——— ~- terday. Aihcrican soldiers assisted in; The trip from a foreign port vats
‘recoveriag bodies and transportlns the made In acres days and was uneven ..
RAII‘ROADS SHOW injured in ambulances to a cantonfitnl. it. has his its in splints and. as;
BIO EARNINGS mt nearbi.
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'm .- they are Will. II! "M“,
WASHINGTON. sopt. ar-Rnilmdo TWO ENSIGNS
yen. and Mary B. Bite. 0! Cleveland,
0.. who are not aatlsilzd with tho dis-I
sflbutlon of the estate of the lit.- Mar-‘
ftobssllowednominations for a!
islets. l
aaret Millard. ol Nmalk. Til! tartar in July showed the best earnings to- . ‘"“"“‘" :
died July :5, 1018. and an liiiirninui curled up to its. III" Oman-u KILLED BY FALLJIOIIYAIV “V“? W-
purponin; to be her last will was .4. operation. and for the last time iii 1“ II
mined by the Hawaii Pun-u court year at more ad hes-s In no can INN. Ills. nm‘l'hsns ,»
recently. The workmen. win It“ We or harm. 0p. thesis-ct was sailed his by
children of tile lets alumni mums. “ham-nonunion!“ Ital III sit the has at Isl-s.
aresurleredaltbcutudihcmuw-nsnthlbm.m.Mlm.d In...
hflmtoflnIMlh-at‘on mmMMhflum W‘
This
mmmumm:~*‘0ab-~lsflsd.ml
“WW
French Approaching the Main Positions Norm.
of [alert and chulsc Several Strong ‘
” Counter Attacks.
Milli! and Many
Captured.
Anti-Germ” Uprisinps in Romania, With R '
maniac Queen Reported as Prime Mover.
1i
~, to
(By Tire Associated Press). liioiinced Thursday night. it
.. . . . . _
British and French troops arc-i Over the tiiiiicult terrarufiou l"-
making further progrch iii the (‘11-: and southwest Of St- Qilflfllln :1: .
velopinent of St. Quentin. The army of General llebeneylswo v. -.
German resistance is coiitiuiiiiigilllg 1le way 519M111! toward “1'
stubborn. and battles are takiiig;01l)'.‘ Afiter the captures?! BOW. ,
place along a front of more than the French tOOkESSlK}1)~ eBrand, 7
twenty milestrom, south of St..‘le§s than four miles dlrwflythmb
Quentin to west of Cambrai. iOt ”10 town. .011 :th 5"“ V“:
in the north theiBfitifih‘ are they also continue reir progress.
pushing email be Catt-let and Gen. Mangin s threat to the a; 3 .
have advanced a mile nearer the't'lmtl' 0? the Lheinin des Damask. ~.
town on the west, capturing aiiit‘ilillpi‘nmg the Germans to ma
important fat-m position between strong counter attacks to pretest”
Epcliy uiid Leiiipirc. South of that. Important ridges In the;
this point, the Australians are gym 0f lelmPfltr When” f I
cast of the outpost positions of l‘Fi‘IICh are 'Wllhm W0 m (f3 0
the Iliiidsiiburg line, arid the 301‘! 'galmmftlllll’e‘;ht:::‘ 31033333
1 r v- ". it? n get: or ‘ ,
sttady progrtss 0f the British Thursday night hurled five at- ~
tacks against the French. All til.
attempts ware brokenvup with 91-
tremely heavy casualties for aths
Germans. . .. . ,
Northeast of Vailly, on the
Aisno, the French are advancing ,. ‘
toward the Cliemiu des Dames and
have. wrested further valuable
ground from the enemy. West of_
Rlieiins, a German attempt to cross
the Vesle has been defeated bytthe‘
French.
Rain has been falling on the on
American front southwest of Mets,
and operations there virtually are
line all the way from Lernpirc to‘
St. Quentin.
West of'Cambrai, where the
Germans met with a serious rc-
pulse. in an attempt to check the
British operations in the south,
Field Marshal Haig has struck
back at the enemy and l‘flilkt‘lldilt‘
strong point of Moetivres, along
the Canal du Nord, which was
captured by the enemy earlier in
the week. The Germans thus lost
the only gain they have made in
the fighting since Monday on the
('ambrai-St. Quentin front. The
British have added more Prisoners
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LIBERTY LOAN NEWS.
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THE FOURT¥TI€NASI¥VAE%RRI§VAE PATRIOTIC
The greatest had biggest intensive patriotic drive . ever
staged in any country in all of history wdl be the Fourth Liberty
Loan Drive staged in America commencing Saturday, 80pm-
ber 28.
' In the brief period of three weeks the government of the
United States of America is gomg to borrow from its cithsna
and adopted children a sum which without doubt will exceed
six billion dollars. 'Ihia vast sum means that every community
in the United States will be asked to give Just twice as much as
it gave at the last.loan. (eminent wants twantydvs
millions of its citizens and sons of atom and choice to m
Liberty Bonds and land to the government.
It is a tremendous task and every avaibbls smite iii-t
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