NEWSPAPER
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PRICES VARY
I'IN THE STATE
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ll aterbury Paying More for
About Everything Except
Broilers, Beets and Flour
ANSUNIA AISU
IS HIT HAIIU,I
Rotation 0E Strikes to High
i 0st of Living—Compari-
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Iitizi'iti', July 3.<~Bolsl1evism,
1 t. 1:1..1 to famine conditions,
.1,. 1-. 1,: - .11 the flood of strikes"
..\. 1:. turhed our industrial
1'11- signing of the armis‘
~11 :I~'"ribi'd to the. high
puillt‘lllui'l)‘ the high
'tlI ,. \'.tllv_v, including the.
IliIIle' centers of Ansonin.
_\ .\’..tt;:;ttttt'k and Towing-
'1» I I""tr\'t'l'lnf.I from serious
.1. 1va lenders among the
due to cost of food
11' lit 1 v-ssities. They hold
11»: 1- pitcher in this valley
~t' |1;tll>‘ of southern New
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”I ”STATIUNIIURNS :
‘il ITUII‘d
1.EII;IIAI INIUIIEU:
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I 1 mds ltun Madly Along
Ii’lt‘lllt‘ad Railway Till
L‘”c.~cued by Firemen—$75, -5
“III Damage Is Done—2
~11th Ferry Terminal De—.
«raved in Spectacular
illazc In New York
\‘I YORK. July f‘..~~'l‘he South
' I -’Ivv.1ted station, terminal of all,
on Manhattan Island. was de-
-I yesteIday by fire which start-
11111 a hot box on an L‘ tartan.
1.1: a loss of $1.) 000 The mom—1
feriy houses were damaged and
l'nited States barge ofiice was
UliF'nt’d. Five firemen and several
~‘n:01'.~ on the train were slightly,
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L N'l fire to the oii- coated
mi. and spread rapidly, cutting
'1 the stairways between 300
p:t~’.~1‘n2F-I'$ on trains and in
': >11, Men, women and child-
:I 111-111 the platforms of the
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“III UIETEII ESTATE 0E
‘ IIS. E,IIIII ISENAREE
Ii‘ttrncy Alleges Loss of.
311110 to 25? 0,000 a Year .
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:er of Internal Revenue Daniel C.
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July ILWAllezations that
, 1-? Mrs. Mary Baker ('r. Ed-
- 1 1:1 depleted to the. extent of
$311,000 a year through
1. ml by the Christian Sci-
I ' ‘3’: Society in publishing
~ 1 111- made yesterday by,
t-It'. coun: el forJoth.
111v ma: “til".
‘11 :1'11 tet s to have ting,
:3... l‘hst Church
:1.th ined from in
1‘1.e '1fizti1's of the so-
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3' ilt‘lt'l LID ["1118 'l‘k‘n!
l i i) NOT STAND
tilt FALSE IN COFFEE
I‘J‘JIZIIIO
till'
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Julv
populace of Rio Jan-
-ztied an effort by the
f “tilt-e houses to double
1 I" national drink coffee.
. 1' <1] the cafes, took the
. . I .n Iefused to pay more
”for " 1‘ ignites had Clog“ on“,
.1 of the demonstmiolld
int-7W 11
ianlfllC .'
Old E’fiCe Ed the
.THIEVES UET JEWEIS
, lessly.
' hie in justice to the man who honestly
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3. —Demon-
‘ ‘Ii'ice of 100 rein (normab'
- 1 lot a small cup. After.
AGREEMENTS 0f
3 BIG POWERS
MADE PURIIC
Texts of Those of France and
the United States and
France and Great Britain
Given Out Last Night
FUTURE PRUTEETIUN
ARAINST fiERMANY
Treaty Must Be Submitted
to League of NationsI
Council and United StateSI
Senate
PARIS. \‘v’ednesday. July 2 (By The
'Associated l'ress).~Tl1e texts of the
agreement between FI'aHCe and the'
United States, and Fiance and (treat
BIitian were given out by the Foxeign
.Ui'lite late tonicht.
The agreement with the l' nited
States cites articles of the Peace,
Treaty piohibiting (.erinany from for-
liftin‘ eitht-I the right 01 left bank
of the Rhine or assembling forces
within thirty miles east of the Rhint ;
and provides, in case these provisions:
tlo not assure France proper security
and protection. the l'nlti‘d States is'
bound to come immediately to the aldi
: 1 11pm ion
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MUNEY ANIIL NI] ....... m... ..;
U , PLACER PIUIITHS
Houses of Oscar “Heiles and
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Passes Away, Aged 71, at
Her Home' in Moylan, Pa,
After Attack of Pneumo-
nia—Honored for War
Work — Noted Woman, .
“Self-Made,” Rose From
Poverty to Remarkable
Career
PHILADELPHIA. July 3.——-Dr. Anna
Howard Shaw. honorary president of
the National American Woman Suf-
frage Association. died at her home in;
Moylan, Pa., neat here. at 7 o'clock
last evening She. was 71 years old.
Dr. Shaw also was chairman of the
Womans committee of the (‘ouuctl of
National Defense, and recently Was
awarded the distinguished service
medal for her work during the war.
She was taken ill in Springfield.
lll.. about a month ago,
lecture tour with former President
Taft and President Lowell. of Hur-
vard Univ'eI'sitgin the interest of the
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UEEUPATIUN ARMY
STARTINU FUR IIUIIE
while on 3:
Wind
Miles on
LON DON. Jill y
Iieach St Johns
’ Northwest '
f—u—
affine British Air
tMinistry announced today that it ex-
. pected the dirigible 11-34. now in mid-
Ocean on her transatlantic flight. to
New Foundland on.
l-‘tiday morning. and Hutchth Field . pmctfufly deserted began to blossom
Long Island early Slander woman with n steady stream of pretty girls. .
ASSOCiATEB P8680 NEW! ml ALL PARTS. OF THE WORLD IV A ”ICIAL WM! AND gun ow” OPERATOR
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com IOBWFI, m..- WAY, MY 3, 1919
Fair tonight and Friday;
our From the
IRE ‘ ARISE 0T
TAIIIEI DRIER
Three Hundred Employees
Are Guests of Proprietor
at Patriotic Observance of
Independence Day
SPIENUIII SPEECHES
TUIUIW FEAST
Exactly at one o'qlgck today Wil-
liam H. \edder, superintendent oi'
the Knee of Mmhod. at 15 M'erwini
met, gave some kind of a ray-ten!
LONDON July 3 (9: 56 11.121.) ~The
3Air Ministry received a report from
.the British dlrigible R-.34
at 6:1]I
.room. which had been
ions signal and the Wide corridors of'
the model factory. which had been
who descended the stairway and died
.into the big reception and recreation
transformed'
Fourth and Fifth Divisions 0 clock "”5 morning. Greenwich mean into and of the prettiest dining- -roomsI
Take Train for Brest
PARlS. July 1‘.
l‘t'tss).———The American Army of 0c-
Iet hnically ceasod to exist
;iunits still in tin Rhine-land began
expected that within a comparative-
1 ly short time there will remain” the ‘ the northwest.
Rhine only one «regiment, with certain visibility good and
, auxiliary troops.
totalling approxi-
,‘mately 5000 men.
The Fourth and Fifth Divisions en-
followed eventually by the Second
,Third and First Divisions in the 01-
Ider named. The exact time of departs;
lure. of these later divisions depend
LorenzoG Wood in Stam- upon the manner in which German}
ford, Entered During the
Night
STAMFORD July w—invadinz tIteI
sleeping Iooms of the home of Osca
Heiles. of 44 Schuy-lei avenue some-I
time Tuesday night bur'glats stole
about. $200 worth of jewelry and cash.
which Wat-I in the room. While the
owner's daughters were asleep. The,
home of Lorenzo (‘1. \‘Vood. of 42
‘Schuyler avenue, next, door to the
Heiles’ home. was also entered by the
thieves. Nothing was taken there.
Discovery of the theft was made
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TAX IIUUIIERS
UIVEN WARNINII
“:T1x dodgt rs mav take warning by
I the ei"III(en months' liiison sentence
imposed on “ 111mm A. English and
' John ll'. 0 Prien, Boston wool mer-
chants. who pleaded guilty of conspir-
my to defraud the Government of Fed-
eral income taxes." said Commission-
Ro~
per yesterday.
“It is and will be the policy of the
bureau to pursue tax frauds relent-
This is the only course possi-
pays his share of the common levy.
“in the checking up of returns.evi-
tlence to show fraud will be followed
by a thorough and complete lnvfistiga-
tion which. though it may require
years, will be continued until the per—
sons involved are brought. to Justice.
1, in every case warranted by the facts
heating of . ”
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EUNTINUE EFTURTS
EUR SPEEIAI SESSIRN
The Connecticut Woman Suffrage
Association, according to a decision
made yesterday afternoon at a confer
ence of the men's council of one hun-
dred with the executive board of the
Suffrage Association will use every
effort to demonstrate to Governor
Holcomb the weight of state-divide
which in
carries out the militaiy terms of the
,tr.eaty
INEW RRRANIST
EUMES T0 0E0
SAINT PAUL’S
Horace M. Hollister, Musical
1 ——Son of W’ilton Congre-'
gational Minister
“Horace M. iloilister has accepted
,the position of organist anti nhoir-
IltlflSiD! of St Rm 5 parish and is now
Iitt charge of the music at the church.
-- \lI Hollister is the son of the Rev
I‘Iederick Hoilister. the (,‘ongmgation
,al minister at “'ilton. lie is a grad
Iuate of Olivet College Michigan. with
I the degree of Bach tor of Arts, in the
class of 1917. puring his
thete his standing. both in academic
and musical drpartments, was unusu-
L
norm-1.3%,
"phomore claimed prise.
Expert and Choral Leader
COUX‘SC .
ally high. He was winner of the so- -
“I." mum'lhuqa on
”1W m
,time.
giving the position of the craft
as 52 degrees. 30 minutes north
and
; 30 degrees west. This is approximately
(By The Associated - half way to New Fonndland.
The British warship Renown.
tioned in mid Atlantic.
{yesterday when the removal of the 6: 15 o‘clock. this morning. that the given by this mom-93““ and m0\1
it barometer “as steady.
“WA?
1 blowing a“
smooth.
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' UMBER ARR IIRSES IIPE IN
IWhite Man and Three Color-
ed Persons Tell Conflicting
I Stories ianourt
rmcnn 20 pt
A case involving two colored men
a colored woman and a white man. I
was tried before Judge George H.
\‘mosbmgh in the City court this mor'n-
mg
Frank Miskolzi.
Miskolzi entei ed
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sta-
reported at
the wind was .
hour from
Gal? ahd I
the sea was
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imaginlble Around the walls were:
the ting; of all nations, with Old Glory
biggest and best of all with an artis- I
_tic arrangement of bunting in the na~
tional colors Never ‘21 the history of
the many successful entertainments
shop has n feast been sewed among
more beautiful or. apps-tiring uurround ,
inn Around the walls nod on the,
.lahles were masses of 110m. of all:
:kinds and colors set 111 vases on a'
central decoration. down the centerot
each table of red. white and blue. The;
Regent Theatre orchestra furnished
the music nhich added greatly to the,
geenral air of festivity.
Mr. Mayehou' [”18th and, in his
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AUITI AREIUENT
an aged Huntzat' tan
of Flax Hill road. was charged “ith
iassault. bieach of the peace and car-
rying concealed weapons.
beth Edwards of 42 Raymond street
by Eliza
a counter charge of
assault azalnst Rizabeth and her two
Companions
George Branham of 14
Raymond street. and (‘ harles Nichols,
of 25 Columbus place Bridgeport
Miskolzi took the stand and through
an inter-pretax.
told of walki ng peace-
fully along Raymond stzlect last night. ‘
when he was stopped by the Edwards
w,oman who spoke to him and made a
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AMERICAN EflNSUI’S
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TOKIO June
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IThe Associated Press) .-—Ernest w Itam Lake.
’Harris the American Consul GeneralI
(C01 respondence of
Car Being Driven to Batnam
ly Overturns I
TORRING'IDN. July 3.—An autm
mobile ”Accident‘a half-mile West of
:Morris shortly before last midnight
{resulted in death to one person and
:injury to two others. The car was
Iowned and driven by Mrs. Prank Mc-
Indoe. of New York city who was driv-
ing the party to Bantam Lake after
attending a minstrel show by Camp
ICclumbia students at Morris. The
car was suddenly stopped by reason
ofrunningintoa deep sand at the foot
of a hill and slowly rolled over an
embankment landing upside down
, Mrs. Ada Arkth of New York.
,about 65 years old, mother of Mrs.
Mcldoe, received internal injuries as
aresult of which she died at 4 o ’-clo« k
Ithis motning Edward Meaghci of
INew York sustained injury to her
Iback. Murray Saundvs, the other
I member of the party, who—ls spending
the summer at Camp Columbia. and
Mrs.Mcldoe escaped without injury.
I Mrs. Arkush had come from New
iYorlr yesterday to visit her daughter
at the latters summer home at Ban-2
‘.
at Irkutsk had a disagreeable expel-L; BOMBS PREPARED
I ence recently at Dauria between Man-
1 chuii and Chita. according to Siberian
‘advices. when his bazgege nag fmcl- 1
My opened by troops of General Sem—
enof‘l’ the Cossack leader.
Mr. Harris was traveling eastward
,from Omsk on a special train to which '_
his ptivate car “as attached Bern-I'm “W 11-4! 1‘0? the Fourth
I enoif 5 men compo «ad of Russians Bu-
;riats, Mongolians and Chinese, board-
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IHARTFORB LABOR TO
I now “DRY” PROTEST g
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Ham's-one July 3. -—The metallu-
1 “FOR THE FOUR-TH”
BOSTON, July 3.~Disoovery of 19
Ibomba in a shed at War-Wm where,
'woordtng to mm. theyhad been
Imam. by twobmthen. whonidthey
was made new. by the Department
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T0 00IITINUE WORN STARTER
Council Also Hears the Arguments of Represenm "
From Russia and Rumania Over Claims for Ten!»
tory Along the Bessarnbian Frontier
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PARIS “'edncsdy, July 2 (3“.
The Associated Press). “‘1‘“.
Council of Five appointed thug:
commissions today to continue
Work of the peace conference.
The committee for the execution
2 the peace treutx consists of John
- * Sir
United States District Attor- . F 08“ r Dulles I nited States.
“es IEy re Crmvc England Capt Andr.
hey CTOSby [SS ‘ State- I Tardein, France and Viterio Guido
ment on Liquor v.i‘fl‘tiT’nSIoia, Italy. The commission for ti.
organization for permanent repr-
States Dam-1m Attorney John F Cros- ations consists of Louis Touchmr.
by does not recognize 2. 75 beer as non- ‘France Sidney Peel England, Dr.
Intoxicattns according to the follow— Silvio ( respi ltaly and M. Moni.
lng smtemem 3“” 0‘“ "may He Japan. The commission for the oo-
:‘ ordination of Bulgarian frontiers
n h“ beam ant-11‘ m m mention cMr. 1.0111195, M. Tardieu and
that *- 1nd: “ l1I, " ,
ed to your} tent wrought»? the Mr. eel. " ‘
8‘11“! To make no arrests m,“ TEE)? I?“ The council also heard 11.3?“-
boer or wine conta ning soda 0 c R 11 “me rumina-
t iauo umtmia p o
htoxicant. or less than 2 34 ”r 6:291 and Basile Maklakof: Rind-111' n.-
spaking EC
116th final determination
cases now being heard has been mis- liassador to France,
°°“8‘”°dJ‘° if“; that the 02:53? Runiania and Russia, regmctfively.
me t of net e es no N
suchi sales a violin—o: of the law. This, 0:30;;‘1‘31119;£fl;(§°::f3);azp .
tinned On Page Three) Ithe annexation of Boson-bin 13
Romania without a plebiscite,”
,scrting that theRinajoritz‘of tho
. nlation was ustuan
IE3; claimed that the Molding.
sections of Bessarabia which no,
essentiallv Rmnaman should fi
SHINESE BURN
UNDER] mmmtsrnamzr. c.
BRIDGEPOR'; Conn Julv 3_L9.Ireceivcd by the peace confound
Ong Kim, cook at a Chinese restaurg from the Austrian delegates 8!!!“
ant was arraigned in the City court. -~-—- --
today and held under bonds of $1. 000 (Continued On Page Three)
until July 3 for trial upon the com-
tplaint of Leong Hing, a restaurant um
NEW TURN UN ,
keeper, that King had been marked as
NEW YORK, July 3.— The m
a victim of the Chinese Tong and that
Kim was an agent of that society.
“'hen questioned by detectives, Kim
Iadmitted he was going to kill Hing.
saying:
“He will be killed anyhow and it
might as well be me that docs it."
The case was continued in order that
avenue homes of former United Stat“
Senatm “imam A. Clark Cornell”
\C'anderbilt,And1ew Carnegie, Belt!
Mrs. Finley J. Shepard, VI.
Icent Astor and other persons , of
w,ealth together with the City m
1 and other municipal buildings are in»
mg guarded by police as a p
the police may make investigation as
to the operations of the tong in this
against a threatened renewal of It“ '-
bomb outxages of May 1 and Jun. fl
city
itit was learned today.
St. non-é
HARTFORD Conn" Julv 3. ”United
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LAWRENCE Mass. July 23.‘—Seat-
ed within six feet or the Jury box, and fees, 2150 axe being patrolled by at
propped in pillows. Mrs. Bessie M. 9C V 8
(Skeels) Lundgren today gave a last Brigadier General DY". 0‘ “IO NC.
word to the jury in defending her“ York State Guard has Issued mutt-un-
aelf against a; chute that she [nur- tions to regimental commanders for
Idered her patient, in... Florence w. speed.» mobilization mtevfgnztorrw‘.
'mdical demonsuat on on o ».
.333,” with poison. The former nurse mom-ow ‘
,pu Mann. mode absolute denial
that nhehadgivenlflssany or her 0 [RT
t'bnbthcr. Albert J warm, or Bayonne.
N. 1.. whomoheilolaocharzedwith
“.1511:th ON. July 3.——0rder m
been .esior in Sun Jose nuptial
having pollutant! my medicine not pro-i
scribed by 1 physician.
“I land nothing to gun by the death I
Imus Rica, and Pmident
troops are reported to any.
the revolutionary force: nom- m
of in” my or of my brother." sheI
murmur. border, m to u.-
said. "i loved Mb."
Mrs. mam sought to 319111112
message received at the Rory
meat today tram the {I .
the packages which one cent train the
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