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FIGHT RETURNS.
Those who desire to hear the de-
tailed account oi' the great Willard:
Dempsey fight, in Toledo, Ohio,
'this afternoon, by rounds, should
be in front oi_’l‘he Evening Senti-
nel oiflce this afternoon at 8
, o’clock. TheAssoclated Press wire
will be opened especially for the
benefit or the sporting public and
Believes That Sale of 2 3’4.
Per Cent. Beer Will Be Ad-
judged Illegal.
y lllllwlmlm
lawman
elation Wants to Follow
Order of the Department
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nearly everyone desires to hear:
about the outcome of the great con-i
test. The light starts at 3:31
o'clock.._
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uuuull DEALERS .
ARE lllllnln‘.
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No Bills Which He Had
Introduced
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Those Guilty of Submarine
Outrages Should - Also Be 2 Racial
1! ll‘t'l‘lTOllD. July 3.-—U. S. Attor-
v;.cnc-ml Palmer today replied to
.cw-ldl'y Thomas F. Fltzsimmons, of
- i'tllllll't‘lll‘lll Retail Liquor Deal.
. , \ssut'i‘lliull, in response to an in—
vlum. llm! iH- believed that the sale of I
g r. l t. 'I' cc-nt liner would be adjudg-'
Ht “”4” anti that if such wastho
...c gunment would prosecute
.u .c ct" .cultl such beer since the;
.~ tau. effect. whether they
.ltccctc-tl in the meantime or
on
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Mr Fitzsinlmons
telegram to the
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lullmxlng
Hecrlcl'zlli
nwnspupcrs have publish-
l) and (May l'NOI‘lS mak-
. ul: :msilltm on the sale of 2.75
l. cm‘ anything but clear on
wt prosecution pending the
.- cases now ill court. Con-
.clli‘li' (it‘lliPI'S Want to lion:
th.» orders of with departs i
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mittee of House Believes
.lction Not Far Distant-4;
To Continue Energetic
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. «Kile-ted passage of the great tip
. Aviation bills. the House has non"
lilr‘iled itself upon a program of:
rural legislation which indicates
3t- lllll‘lrlist‘ to continue the energetic
, c- uhieh has marked the first few
. _ nt‘ thesosslon. One of the in-
‘~'lll‘2 developments is the prob
. t v u< viewed by Representative
. Hwn. of illlnois, a member of the.
3- J‘I'lef‘ull steering committee. that
- cc will see its way clear to
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,ztlmnE. Md, July ...—'rurn-‘
l. Ilanahan. of the Central
>" v‘wn. was shot and killed as
,lmm It) seaTlea prisoner in
desk today. A second
missed Police Lieutenc
_ Illrl‘. Lanahan's slayer.
wzwzcclc. a resident of East
beaten into uncon-
trtllcr policemen. A
pistol and about two
wt'tridges were found
the shootlhg.
' arrested on a down-
: morning. while try-
- watches and jewelry.
- illlltled t0 the police
; when he bfi'glarlzed
.. :tl Sudbrook Park. a
child
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“I .t‘d. (Thick-ls) [Hind , ,.
c..." . ‘; ”1}?ng murdered: an! ‘ . ..
hit \.‘.-"d.\1 of Anthrax“
V""illIIJ-lL" by “(in t '
' “Wino
1““ Eu ‘ as her
lily by a in”;
the demobilization of the army by
‘ ed a total of 169,493 oslcers and men . At m Point Park, Music. dancing, .lwhuning.‘ variant
for the line and 63.815 officers and sport; and owing. Firework
‘ meats. A reduction of tibese military , ' , , .. \
establishment to these gut-es w ” _ ' ' _
be 100,000 men MD We ”mafia”? . a club dance-at] _., . the immunoassay Clubfihn, evening.
thorlzed in the 4020 army bill. Q - x mm: ' am .3.” .man it? a“, ch this. Mr 3,
ilcials explained this Muctlon .wbuld3 m , “"3”. i > , 9 It « v _ _
be 100,000 men bolowthe strength.“ ‘i » - . " r ' ‘ ' . ' . c, ' ' "
”Mil mum
ATLANTIC CITY. N. 1.. July 3.".
Forty liquor dealers were today serv-
ed with warrants to appeal- this ’atter- L
noon before U. s. Commissioner bew-
is to answer charges of violating the
war emergency dry law. .‘
Among the dealers summoned are
Thomas Williams, president of the Rec
tail Liquor Dealers' Association. and.
the proprietors of two large board-
walk cafes. The arrests were made
by two representatives of the Depart-
ment of Justice.
Atlantic City cllmbed aboard the
water wagon this morning ,at least as
Punished f
LONDON. July 3.-——Premier Lloyd
ransom
George. gave the Housed Commons c
today explanations of the peace con- c .323-1 min
ienence charts to prevent‘i'uture wars i to industrial ‘m W ”unity to
and reviewed some of the striking re 1 maintain special M as amena-
strictions put wupon Germany in the i tion aghast bomb GEM tomorrow.
Peace Treaty signed at Versailles. twas contained in a 7 cm from
The Premier's address was made in ’ George 5‘. Lamb. ac _ super-intend.
connection with two bills he intmduc -‘ ent of state police. at Karl-labors. re-
ed. one dealing with ratification of the 9 celved this afternoon by Chief or Do-
peace terms and the other approving ltectlves Clyde 8. Edeburn. The tele-
the AngloFrench convention. pmvldcl gram “m the gum police had receiv-
_ . mg or American and British aid it ' ed reports otthefts of II c uinutleo
If“ as hard “Gum ‘5 “Deemed F0"! Germany should attack France. un- ? or powder and Witginqdiflerent
0“ mg statements that Federal agentsi provoked l rt f th t ln'th‘ las
ere here gathering evidence. dealers; ' . . , if” 5 ° ° ' “e' e t ("V “y"
W William Hohenzollern. l'orme- is"!-
put their spirituous goods out of sight. I peror of Germany. is to be “Rd by a . can ts.
’ ______..._ . _ tribunal that will sit in London. Mn? 8mg. July 3.-.; mat to,-
2 z. ‘
TEXAS-ASKS ".3. .
lstate or federal troopaas a protective
lu'lnglllllxrl’ll W W .. .....
:repoi-ted Won “aortas:
Senate Wants Government
to Recognize State ‘of War
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iGobs Can’t Be Spared
Broad Upward Movement: To Harvest Wheat Crop
{imprisonment of smiled political
gprlsoners. was sent to the War Do-
‘ partnent and to Governor Hart today.
by the City Council. it was announced
AUSTIN, Texas. July 3.—A resolu-
{2:322:33 gat'T-Zlifé’ 631:2:eggan Tic? W98 Continued Yawn-dad“; WASHINGTON. July 3.—Secretar.r
chy” in northern Mexico was adopted With 8 Demand for the: Daniels today informed Gov. Allen, of
by the Senate yesterday. Better C1388 of Stocks lKanoas. he would be unable to grant
Villa Threatens Americans.
EL PASO. Texas, July 3.—-Francis-
co Villa ordered all Americans hanged
when captured. following the crossing
of the American expedition. according
to Donald B. Best, a British merchant
of northern Mexico. Who reached the
border today.
He sent a train to Ahumada to cap-
ture Americans known to be there. the
refugee said. and was so bitter against
Americans he threatened to kill Hipo-
lito Villa, his brother, because of Hipo—
{ing at Great Lakes Naval Training
NEW YORK. July 3,—In further.
disregard of the protracted holiday. ‘ Station to allow them to help harvat
and again under the impulse of easyl
the, Kansas wheat crop. The secto-
money .the stock market today contln- ‘
.tary said the rapid release of men
ued in a broader and more convincing? from the naval service at m“ time
manner the advancing movement of.
made it imperative chat'new recruits
the previous day. ‘
be trained as quickly as possible. 5
Many new records were established; Mt' Daniels said 23,000 men were
for the year and in several notable in-
, released from the navy during June.
d o
stances maximum. q notations ”we. and 50.000 more would be sent to clv
sented absolutely high prices for all
in life before September 1.
preceding times. -
lilo-5 professed friendship for them. tlnued 0n Pu. Six) gBURGLAR ROBBED ‘
Villa and Martin Lopez quarreled (can ;
after the retreat from Juarez, he said. i NEW BRITAIN CHURCH
n , c .
a d divided the” forces AD§I§§IIA%%IVB$I§§ZXEIN ; Nat? BRITAIN. Conn. July 3.—-A
7‘ burglar eflected an entrance into the
' CAN: Baptist ,church in this city during the
night and secured considerable plun-
Moye an Amer-i . der. including money from the contri-
by the Mexican 331333.992. 98:1” '83:: ’ butlon box or the junior Sunday school
puny was murdered by Mexicans inlclass and other church societlr. Sil-
the Tampico on fields, Tuesday night. i verware, knives and forks, tab e linen
according to dispatches today to the‘ and a dress suit was among the plan-
State Departmem_ Acting Secretary der. Entrance was elected through
Phillips immediately called the Amer» the cellar window. The burglar enter-
ican’Embassy, at Men“, City, to make 1 ed every room in the edifice and desks
urgent representations to the Mexican that contained locked drawers were
Government for the apprehension and smashed open. There ls no clue to
ptlnlshment'oi the murderers and for i "1.9 perpetrator °f the deed.
the Protection or Americans in t-hel
Tampico district. l
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llFAllllY SEPT. 30
WASHINGTON. July 3.—Orders for
:wasrlllvo'roxv. July 3.-—LeRoy
Sept. 30, to lhe peace time strength
of approximately 180,000 officers and
men. authorized by the National. De
tense. not, were issued today by the
War Department. Announcement that
the army would be reduced to less
than 240,000 officers and men by Sep-
tember 30, was accepted here to mean
that definite plans had been made to'
withdraw practically the entire Ameri-
can Expeditionary Forces" before many
weeks. ‘
The numberof men necessary to
garrison domestic ports and the dos
tense of the insular possessions would
be almost the total of the authorized
peace time total. »
The National Defense act authorlb
Sentinel W'ant Ads Are Winners.
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Fourth ol‘July Mindless
Display of fireworks “themes or James rife, an
avenue, about 9 o‘clock this evenings!
;duichginpavilionartsrnm a
men for the stall! corps and depot-ti
heavy excess now exit
authorized total.
ting oral- atlas
extended furlough: to seamen train-I
\ . Wall street.
liod'been
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Wilton has not taken advantage of
the state aid appropriations for good
roads to; nearly two years now and
the very, cantor-table little acct egg
or some $80,000 has accumulated.
which. with the town‘s snare. should
believed to have been stolen by radici Mild aolhcsluble section at hishway.§
l A call for a special town ting
.for Tuesday. July 159:. has n is-
,oued by tho selectmcn, in t e such
ous- as’mbedcemcdsu 'bleln
fines-inn, and causal ve or,
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tantalum
lllll ll THEIR
.NliillililliflliUiINliS
Barker and Wilson Proper-
ties Adjoining the Royal
James Inn Are Finally Ac-
united
Negotiation which have been in the
works ever since the Hawaii: Realty
I and llnprovement company acquired
. title to the Royal James lnn property.
lculminated today in the signing of
\ .
» icontracts for the‘purchasc or the ad‘
t
Joining holdings of Charles L. Barker
and Sylvester B. Wilson at 90 and 92
Failure to agree on the purchase
price between the present owners and
‘the Realty company. has held back
:the deal. although the margin became
i anally a very narrow one, the anal ac-
ition of the Realty people in awarding
.the contract for the new hotel build-
1ing on the Royal James site finally
. forced an agreement and the purchas-
ling compuy now owns one of the
1 largest and most valuable plots in the
business section uptown extending
’along Wall street from Belden avenue
‘on the west to and including the old
Fairfleld County bank building.
~ The recently acquired property was
formerly owned by Byquter Wil—
son who was one of the leading bulld-
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mull? “will
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Rev. J. J. newline... or at: W.
church. was nodded yesterday
autumnal ;
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and Brooklield loaded in
New Contracts
.‘u-r-v.’
. Colonel Michael J. Wise, attends,
lyears or continuous servicemin the
condemns-1 08130. cat rttord.
*cmim.m
“ {he 56 I .
u 7‘ tint ,. ’*
Wise. He has min-stature quar-
.termaster tenet-cl ‘1908. when
the was appointed ”Adjutant Gen-
3on1 Cole. Prior to that he was an
.accountant in the once. During his
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the approval of the'War Department
for the en‘lcieucy of his work. Colon-31':i
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‘ ' Ullii WHILE
PUTiiNli [iii A TIRE
‘Robert‘ L. Grey, of Jersey
City, Arrested Charged
3 W’itll Reckless Driving
l At about :30 yesterday afternoon
lAutomobile inspector William Bren-
loan and State Police Sergeant Frank
Virelll arrested Robert [2. Grey. of 92
l Summerth avenue. Jersey City, charg-
ged with reckless driving;
, Brennan and Virelll. on their way
theme from Stamford, were driving
‘ close behind Grey. when near Miller‘s
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claim Grey's car run on the Warren-
ite and struck Harry Corwin. who was
pumping a tire on his automobile.
Corwin's car was well oi! the rods
faccordlngly arrested Grey and brought
him, to the local police headquarters.
charged with reckless driving. Ser-
geant Bryan fill]: telephoned to At-
storney Jesse T. Dunbar. {who in turn
(manned On Page light)!
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Associat-
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LONDON, July may as
‘ ed a1
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l nists who ‘ottemp
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Danbury, 'Bethel, Reading‘
1
Lthat since proper :. - ‘
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e. no» Miami. 1_ . _ .
‘ ‘ Gal. protection of the pro
lwe’re arrested. Three of the“;
years of service he has twice helped.
to place the National Guard into Fed- l
eral service and each time has won
butcher shop,on the Darlea line. they '
when Grey struck him. The cancers.
‘ VIENyL Weds:
(By The Assoc? , .
executions elderly ..
Budapest military ‘
the three M0053 were ‘0
the Hungarian Sovie
as reprisals a. A ._ _.
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telephone and tel '
and who bombard
quarters, according :
patches from But
’Kun, head of the W '
eminent, is‘éued ‘ ”
not been about
treatment of g»
maths..bloodi
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WWW ;_,
Many were killed and wont“,
during the disorders and a ‘lmfi-B
dred of the counter revolutionifi:
lcommunist oflicers were execmtdac
The disorders began on June at;
Three monitors in the Danubircv
ver whose oflicers under-em aid-r
the counter 4'
l
revolution“!-
iforces, bombarded Soviet. heady
lquarters. ' . . g
g Fifty youths from the mill ‘ ‘
lacademy who held the can.
‘ telegraph station surrendered "W‘
government forces after the anti?“
communists failed to send aid»
Forty of these youths were e,”
cuted. Immense gallows were
lercctcd for the hanging: 4 T
I LicutéColl Romnelli. of It}!
lthe only allied rereunttfive‘zll‘it;
llnaining, wrote to Bela Knifw
the allies would not tolerate-I'lfifie
t.
(Continued on Pm Two)
stillness um!
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NEW YORK, July 3.—Bndm
tomorrow will say: Trade and in“
try gathered rather than lost M
tum at the turn of the year. and %
business world is, shaping its .
tor the last half of 1919 with d:
'for fall—reinforcing that for .
ate dcfivancreuingir m._
signs or midsummer. letdown ill
marked oonfllencc
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