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Belief That the Proposed C!“ New York Central Trains
in . School Budget w'“ No. 7 and Second section
Cm’p‘e MW“ s°h°°ls of No. 41 Met at Dunkirk,
NEW Willis ARE New Y”’““"’ M"
B ALLY—NEEDED FflUR CARS WASHER
oney Reunited—for Equip- _ BY WBTWE
ping Two Additional High -
School Rooms Train No. 41 Had Been De-
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Only Those With Foresight:
Enough to Stock Up Are'
Said to Be Able to Con-
same Much Intoxicating:
Liquor '
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the 0“ When Army ‘8 Douglass. 2:;“*;s..*“::“dsimaizl Journal L‘“ ...._...-‘ “a“ m? ' ““m‘ . mxmn....l.l.~lnv-B°
moblllZEd . and Taxation. have received an appeal -
-—— .from the finance committee of the DUNKIRK, July 1.—-Eight pet-gong,
Norwalk Board of Education. in the mo known to be dead and more than
form of an 099“ 10”". urging them to} forty injured as the result or a rear
consider carefully the consequenCes of- end collision between the second sec-
a proposed cut in the schools' budget ' tion of tminJ‘Number Forty One” and
for the coming your. Arguments in l train No. 7. known as "The Westem- some- _
, favor of favorable consideration llrct ”~- on the New York Central Rail-i
set forth. as will be seen ill the lcitcl ’ road. at 2:20 o'clock this morning at;
Which “HOW-“3 itlle Third Street Station here. '
3 Eight bodies were taken from the
‘urcckage and.rescueres clearing the
morning were working
night, and everybody‘
5 Inclined. absorbed eir
ORDERED TO CLOSE
HARTFORD, Conn, July 1'.—
At 1:30 this afternoon instruc-
~ililoxls were received by Hartford
saloon men from the State
Liquor Dealers' Association
headquartres in New Haven to
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lnot with one on
levery convenient podet.
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. debris this
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! many more passengers». were treated l the matter on
by local' and onset-town doctors}
brought here on relief trains.
nal hour this
NEW YORK; July' 1. —-Saloon~kecp-
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um. remain-antenna and hotel men s The dead are:- ,
' "‘ l . ~ ~ - consumption. was far and sway the
who sell 2.75- er cent. bee- and l’gl t , i. L. Clllford. Engineer of the, ii est- . 3
. p .. l .. - ' ‘ U. S. [sues Rules for thsr-l erner. of Buffalo. :Sreami “1 the ““9"! 0' 9h“ 800d:
“"03 n“ so at ”‘9” 0w" ”3‘" the-V ' ‘ told tonn. People who never had a
were warned today by Assistant U. S. = Frederick L. Slots, his tirelnan. Lack-
cians and Druggists
awanna. .
Attorney than A. Matthews. 1“ charge Mrs’ft‘rederlck H Carton 30 vearsi 01 something in case of influenza or
of Felivrll criminal cases when s v- \\'\QH """ ' - .old. Toronto Ont ‘ I 'samethlng like that. while the ma“
. . l .. -, . .e . . l.\(l10:\. July 1.—The inter-v . ' ' who usually hat! a bottle or two about
oral (ll them called to aswrtain their '
exact status under war-time prohibi-
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(Mr. Matthews said the authorities
Unidentified man about 2.3 years old.
wore soldiers' uniform.
Unidentified man about 3.5 years old
Mrs. Edmund A. Quinonu or Niagra
iiili iil‘it'nuv Bureau of the Treasury
llcpaltlllem issued yesterday new reg-.
ulutions novel-nine the dispensing of
alcoholic drinks by drug stores and
had no intention of arresting men for physicians for medicinal purposes ‘, Falls and her two daughters. ten { prevailed. “h“: theAqluallty in many
selling. 2 75 per cent. beer and light The regulations follow: .’ and “"99 years Old' ' [cuffs was far rotn sis and no dis
Wines, 1“” that where “IVOSIigators’ “Physicians may prescribe winesi John Annis. 0f Toronto. will pro‘, Ibere we‘re no arre t
obtained evidence against such sellers ' and liquors for internal uses or alco- ' bably die. The other injured. while L. turbances 0 any ““0““ -
it would be kept on file. Later. if the .
courts determine that 2.75 per cent.;
beverages are intoxicating. the sellers
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rtrude Carton. the ninth victim,‘E
hol for external uses. but in 9V‘0l‘y"59ri0usly hurt are expected to recor-
such case each prescription shall hole“
in duplicate and both copies must be! Ge
COURT WEEKS
will be prosecuted llllli, upon C(lll'i'ic‘ si 'no in . ' ' ' --?died in the hos ital this morning. ' __ ° '
15ml. will be subject in one yours illlv ‘_ in; d the physxcmns handwrlt i The authofltges believe the dead SBdES Record LIVEd In
l‘H-‘ionllll’n'. or $1.0m» line, or both. i “The quantity prescribed for a sin-3 man dressed in the soldiers uniform' ' . . E Norwalk
BALTIMORE, Md. July 1.»~Judge glc patient at it given time shall not.lg Charles Schiller. Cords bearing, --——‘-—
Joiln C. Rose. in the, United States exceed one quart. in no case shall a: ”"3 name were found in his clothing. 3 ~ An inquiry came 0"" the long
.Hislrict court here today sustained physician prescribe alcoholic liquorsi Train ”0- 41 ‘9“ Buffalo at 12‘0” 1distnnce wire from Lawrence. “‘51-.
inc demurrer to the indictment unless: the patient is under his con-‘ 0'0100k~ The Westerner 19“ a short: 3'85“!le morning to the attics of
tgilinfi'i the Standard Brewory. incor-’ time later. Railroad olicials saythat’
pointed, of Baltimore, which charged
/h lite concern with manufacturing a “ce- .
real beverage' containing at least oncv
Jl-lIi‘ of one per cent. of alcohol."
The court. ruled that the manufact-
lln; of beer having an alcoholic con-
’Yt'llt of 2 3—4 per cent. could be done
only at the risk of the brewer, pend-
ing; final decision by tll'c higher courts. '
WASHINGTON. July l.~-Test cases
ml. the sale of bevel‘ngis containing
stunt personal supervision.
“All prescriptions shall indicatei
clearly the name-and address of the! 5
patient. including street and apart-i i
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Written. the condition or illness to!" MERRILL BHLLEEES ‘
which prescribed and the name of the
pharmacist to whom the prescription ’ |
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Get $6,000 .
is to be presented for filling." i
Similar (ietailed restrictions on the;
sale or alcohol by drug stores werel
provided. All prescriptions must be.
:lllore than one-half of one per cent. of “FPS“‘VP‘I ““d 0'1““ a month a “5‘ “f
alcohol will be brought immediately physicians prescribing alcohol; the
by the l.?€~partlnent of Justice. in all '11"‘1“"-“ 0" patients and ”‘9' ‘0‘?“ quan.‘
jurisdictions where such cases are not . tity “ASP?“WG ‘0 "“911 patient during
xlow pending. «5
"\Ve propose to make immediate ar-i ‘
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roots of persons who violate the Will
.Merrlll Business Colleges were heldi
—BRlDGEPORT. July
Many Norwalk People At-
tend Exercises Held
Stamford High School
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' in: $4,000 to Mr. King.
EIZKlllEI] IN EflAl
.nrr'le prohibition law. according to our
interpretation thereof." Attorney Gen-
.lwl Palmer said today. “The depart- 3h tlle S m - _ did very little. that he only visited the to resume handling business of the . stove. on which Mrs. Vi'aterkury was ' ,
Jllcnt does nof’intend. however. to be? ‘Iilizht. Attergofigrolgligmi‘c‘gog‘l 11:35:; factory once during the receivership . 'Western Union and Postal Telegraph preparing supper. In almost‘ an in- had left the Island, according to
lewcpt off its feet the first day that} walk people werebin attendance and'm’d that the management was chiefly. Companies. The order was issued by stunt the kitchen was a mass of an Amsterdam dispatch received .
prohibition comes into effect. “’9 will. witnessed one of the most impressive in charge. it E' 1' Manion, president or the Order flames and these spread "“9“?" by Renter's Limited. i ’
proceed in an orderly fashion to e~ . graduating programs that has ‘ » Judge Curtis gave a hearing upon of Railroad Telegraphers. cancelling through the house. An alarm! “as — .
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lililiish whether intoxicating bever-l
ages prescribed by the law include'
those having‘ less than 2 12-4 per cent:
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been presented on such an occasion.
There were thirty-eight young people
who have completed their course in
the local school for their entrance
:into the various commercial fields
which the commercial world has to
oifer. .
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dress which contained the importantl
the matter last Week.
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Rescue Crews at W’ork to'
Save Men Trapped in Al-
, dcrson, Okla., Mine
)l'ALlCSTER. Okla” July 1.—Twelve
miners are known to be dead and
three more are expected to die as the
result of the explosion. yesterday. in
the mine of the Rabi: Island Coal Com-
pany. at Alderson. Okla. five miles
east of here. Rescue crews are
work.
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CLOSING ARGUMENTS
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‘WASHHNGTOA, July 1.—-Tlle Mexi- ,1 Fire Menaces Monticello;
”a“ “lemme” has mmmm‘i’d 3‘“ $150 000 Buildings Burned
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“‘k‘giact or cout’icaiion in preventing; _
Am rican ‘l .- ,.. l ., .
(n v ell dllllcls to work on, VAIONTICELLO. N. Y.. July 1.——Fire, EIGHTEEN AMERICANS i
starting in the Arcade Theatre. at six SI Q ININ RED FIGHT? o
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w“ and the defendant, then:
:32: 13:11:? bf: American individuals‘
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the fields and drivinglzaa?l$:r:$ti:. o‘clock. last night, wiped out a square
men, State U’Ep‘llr'mem offiicals said I of Monticello's brainess section. cana-
[mg a loss of 3150.000. The origin oil WASHINGTON, July 1.43;;- hteen Wilkins. left Pam-Ion.- an:
the blaze is unknown. Buildings de«l American soldiers were killed one an M ‘3‘ W I it ‘
stroyed were the old Monticello‘ ricer and eight men severely’B-ouna. .30.. within ass-mien!
House. including four stores: Smith's ed and 18 slightly wounded tau: “5. in 1858, ‘
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LA‘WRENCE, I‘ll-.33.,
ed to the graduates by Fred. B. Smith, * gren. changed with the
offiVhite Plains. N. Y. in his address E M155 Florence
Mr. Smith informed the graduates that i acted as nurse.
at although they had all been successful?
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l‘ yesterday, the government called
nenses, in rebuttal.
Mrs. Nellie B. de “Yolfe, of Now
some of them would'be ”failures. After
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(the
refusal of the Government to gran
games to the oil companieato drill;
um 3::“fr w - received untiljrter
. :1 in out. i was '
then President Carr Q i am
today, Complaint was made to the
butcher shop, the Rndoipixblock. co- m ~ on
fiftitan Government on April 2 of
‘9 War. it was learned. against the
~ hen's’store, Hotel Palm. Fulton’s block out: ‘
mime. cesium. '
scum nonwnfm'mav, may 1. 1919
Plenty of M 9, an Little
Dcmon Rum. Esq" outed. spoke.
song or chanted his nledictory inst:
There was an one: lack of even a
convivial spin. and the Occasion was .
treated with due sol nity until all of
the usual time.
hip. but in
This morning every saloon in tho
« . " toward what they believed to be two! . _ ‘ .
close all saloons forthvnth. The GUAR'E‘ IS llMi I i” in‘iditional bod‘ ies. Twenty persons!:ptfgnmse.c.gonb1‘: 2mg ‘1' agfogdx‘g
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lid 13 now on. tight In Hartford. i i :itz'glrglflmgfllMggzim' 2:33;?” A2. town places evidentlyfiecided to test
ed at the us-‘
t and ..
The sale or momma; and hostels
i this city yesterday. tor bone or club from Florence.
I drop in the house invested in a quart
the house bought a case. or hunted up
.a couple of gallon Jugs. and all thlsl
idesplte the fact that war-time prices!
filVEN 54,000
'66 by New Haven creditors that be:
IN SKEELS CASE;
July 1.——-Thei
(actors for success in life was deliver-‘ 9'13" or Mrs. Bessie M- (Skeelsl Land-i
murder of
associated eases nmornoimu um or run mantra gracing: may“; nun aw" amnion
RAILWAVS ARE
The Associated Press) .-—ln
thoritler'.
taken
fields and along the dusty roads.
Possesmrs of automobiles have ran-
dered great assistance. rushing from
spot to spot and bringing help. med
doctors and nurses.
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MRS. lUNIlfiREN
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i ST. LOUlS. July l.—Members
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Yesterday be? the but: of commercial business which ;
{went into eflect June 12, in connect
l tion with the nation-wide strike of the .
Entire Population of Regeilo
Valley 0m $009!“? in Torry Members of the Coalition Against the
the Open $irv as Buildings ment’s Methods in the C on] Industry
Are Demolished or Unsafe
BRflliEN HP
Brita Damaged and Wax-
onRonds‘BiocksdbyRoeh
FLORENCE. Monday. June 30 (BY
it many
t $53233 places throughout the district visited
K 'b- th 'rt not . nanny
ibrand to their full capacity and then: nfimbgr‘; i::ul-edeb:hnm:le it (rag:-
lsibls to transport the suffering to
, hospitals because of the lack of prop-
or means at the disposal of the su-,
impromptu nurses have
eée oi the injured ones in the
clues and bandages for use by the
In spite of beast
tending cries from ruins. rescue work!
' at many places could not proceed nn-l time prohibition measure, comes the
til necessary tools but been brongnti minor in“ Joell the constitutional
Many persons are be‘
l8 YEARS Afill
'On Trial for filler Court
clerk of the Superlci' court regsrdingl
i the divorce record of Mrs. Bessie ml
. _ l Skeels. who was granted a decree in
Superior Court Accepts Hts Bride-non in May. 1901. eighteen
Final Report—Attorneys Mrs. Skeels. now Mrs. Bessie M. ‘
iLunng-en. is on trial in Lawrence for
under most sensational
‘rircurnstanccs. of Miss Florence “fl
l.-—JOlln T. Gay.
King gets his $4.000. which he did not i
. care for in. the least. as he told Judge;
- Howard J. Curtis. and Bowers & Wil-
liamson. his lawyers in the receiver-
, : ship matter of the E. H. H. Smith Silv
ll‘li ver Go, get their 36.000. in the orderl
l issued yesterday by the Superior court 5
in accepting Mr. King's final account.
There had been opposition to pay
It was claim- ' the Order of Railroad Telegraphersi
throughout the country were notified
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ETELEGRAPH BUSINESS
WILL BE RESUMED
of damaged.
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Fair Tonight's“ Waived-y
Premier Lloyd George Concerned Over a Revolt of
lifllflAN BREW PRINCE STILLSTAY
AT WlERlNliEN, Ni" IlAl‘iii
Ratification of. . Race'l‘rentq With .
of the Great ' owers Necessary In Milan
any M”, w
- vik forces are advimC-if‘S < -_
. Kursk, 250 miles south (if-limit _
:and Voronezlt. hoping to “ug"“_._
nvay to Moscow, according to a:
Russian wireless message 51mm;
the official Bolshcvik organ. II-
vestia. >. . ‘
It is added that the Bolshevikt
severe defeat at Kiln!“
ll kov 130 miles south of Kiri-Bk and.
lost Ekaterinoslav 11.5 mile- ‘
l southeast of Kharkov.
mums
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’ suffered a
Re rt U. S. Marshal Wi
. lg: Made Department of 3‘50,
' Justice State Agent 3““
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LONDON, Mondny, June 302——
(hlc oi‘ the urgent tnnltters with
which Premier Lloyd Gael-cellos
to deal, now that he has named
to England, is the revolt of W
200 Torry members of the cash.-
tion against what they. suspect be
be the government ’3 intentionlin
the field of nationalization maln-
, tries. The fear that notion:
‘ of the coal industry will be 13%" .
ed by the adoption of similar mil
with railroads and
d are especially ‘8‘?“ _
ling the transport bill. which-given
iSir Eric Geddes, minister Without
iportfolio, extensive powers orallyx
“BURY MUSE transport of all kinds, including.
, ' i the port of London. 1
BURNED Tn fiknle']l These dissenting members of ‘
the house of commons held a meet. !
illg today to lay their views
‘forc Andrew Bonsr Law, governu ..
Incut leader of the. house who In"
reply gave an opinion that the
With the entrance today of the war
amendment goes 'into 'eii'eet on' Jai-
my 16 0t next year. United States
Marshal Cheater C. Middlebrooks. of
Hartford, will be appointed to the po-
sition of chief inspector (or the De-
partment of Justice in this state. His
duties will be to have entire charge
of the investigation of violations of
the liquor law.
Recently there was a report that
_Marshal Middlebrooks was to resign
from his allies and that William R. sures
Palmer. oi Oxiord.‘would be named concerns, an
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Former Rural Mail” Carrier
[MEvemhing in 50““? question of nationalisation was .
VleW Avenue Blaze ”‘V- not involved in the transport MIL. .
A. Kedney’s Residence He added that the premier
Damaged himself had never dlscnssod
nationalization and that he. hlm- . ;‘
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l The most disastrous file that has
visited the Roton Hill section of Nor-
; walk in many years. was that of early
llast evening. when the residence of
! avenue. near Highland avenue, togeth-
ier with its contents. was totally de‘
lstroyed. and the adojining residence
'. of William A. Kedney was quite badly
H‘lf would regard nationalization
vs a great evil. He concluded by
saying that he felt a great objec-
tion to running the railways an n
Selle-ck A. Vi‘alcrbury. in Sound View |l,l:()vcrnnlctli department.
LONDON. July ].—The side til'
the former German Crown Prince .
at \Nieringen emphatically denied
during a telephone conversiI-JOI Be
yesterday that the crown prince ‘
The flames started about 6 oclock
by the overturning of a kemsene oil
A Brussels dispatch. quoting nit “
Amsterdam dispatch to the. 8011',
:reccivcd last night stated «that the
given, but little could be done, as the
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;Commercial TelegrapheI-s' [Talon 0*" ifornlcr German Crown Prince'efl‘ 5‘
America. ' :BBYS RESCUE” “sped from the Island of Wlermg- ,,
FIVE KILLED WHEN i 0“ SW?" _.__
BALLOON EXPIDDES‘ PARIS. July 1 (“avoid-Speedy
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causeway sofa
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W. Gay. for whom she l men were killed and a number of per-
was expected to reach sons were injured by- the explosion of"
the stage of closing arguments today . a Navy dirizible balloon today
in computing then school work, (hula-11d to be in the hands of the int-y to-t Camp Howard. an Army post in the‘
' The defense having closed i southeastern outskirts of fine cité‘ i
The balloon had deacon ed ct mp.
Howl's-d become at rudder unable;
Ha-i and was surrounded b ya» large crowd‘
van. pm, first wife of Frank ll.
‘Skem'whb later became the boatload
detendant. was recalled}, the
macaw; She tesflfldw'm
lllsnalllill
Started for Long Island, to
Camp, and Were Next
Heard of in Telegram
From Boom, After Some.
ratifiaction of the peace treaty
with Germany bytt'nree of who
great powers whose ratification,
together with that of Germany, In
necessary to make the treaty '
five, is anticipated by the. French
press. The only appreciable de-
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EX 'ting Adventures lays expected are in the case 0!
. Cl Italy, where dli‘ftcult national
STAINRD. July ln—anlng net problems are taking precedence.
and «the United States. whore the
newspapers force”! probable prov
longed diaeunion in the Beasts.
J , it is anticipated, will one
'te the ratification M «
(With Great Britain mm
out on a cmptnx trip which was to
its," lasted three days. tour young
men. residents at the Core district. re-
m In» hum: 7W. nu-
On mill: in.” not: Isi-
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