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SAN FRANCISCO. July 8,—Tlle:
California Ill-ewers' Protective Assoc-7
iation. through its lawyer. applied to-‘
day in the (’nited States district court
rror an injucntion against “'alker ll. ‘ forced stay or the giant British ding:-
-a~$a§m
ters, to be Carried Am:
Atlantic '
MINEOI‘A. N. Y. July 8.—-—Tlle en-
. Opening with a spade! session. dur- -
; in; which special a ‘ tions from
the unexpendod mm in the city's"
treasury were credited to the are. )
charity and highway departments. the
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YieePresident Marshal With
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THAT PRTTTTTEETTS WILL BE PUNISlTfl .
Plans for a Concerted Attack on Petrograd by Finnil: .
revved by the Could of Five and Kolchak'l‘roopl M i
lllili'lllifillflllli ‘ ‘
BERLIN, July 8 (via {model}. _ _.
—-A mob attacked the castle ad. .94,
detention prison at Hanover Mom-r“
Tday and released all the prisoners
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1th which occurred on the roller
r-slt-l‘, {ll lttv-un Point,
"Ty part or the» evening of the
mum of Jim; in which Frank A. Coo.
v: nt-f-t his death by plunging from
or H.“ Pitt‘s and" fracturing
(‘orom-r l’lwlan. in company
2“; 9, ll. Huntington. medical ex-
::~.~r proceeded to the South
Trust Company. where they
.cd Miss Ruth Russell, who
\‘illlPhS to the fatality. Miss
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T -_- irdin': the salc'ol' the
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”HI itw hull flames and en
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.2; my memories among
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i n‘lmn dollar there
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l'ina‘lty llv col .1 ball l'luln win-re
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campaign is not
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rlzu people of the
"kitten the weak
the vision of the
was. of the church.
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n.1nuntl F. Black, of Port-
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‘ "Hler‘s crew at
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T‘lt’li‘till'les of Baseball Bat--
during the '
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and unmarried. i knew Mrs. Burg/antempowmd to appoint ; director on
Ttion of marriage between us. Condi-
n‘mends then and later.
{did in that direction was of my oqu
. July 8.—The Amer-i- accord and no one else had anythingl
:t::zkook which arrived whatever to do with it.
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Hines. l’nited States railroad admin- ' MP ”34'.made necessary by unfavor-
istrator. who, set-king to prevent lam," weather reports covering the
the railroads t'mnl transporting beer m‘“ 48 hours and repairs “3 her mo-
of 2 3—4 per cent. alcholic contents and “'m' brought hundreds Of “51m” to
’ltonsevelt Field today. The big air-
Approval of Test Case tshlp wall not take-off on her return
WASHINGTON, .Iulv 8.~~ [ns‘iHL-ll‘lp across the Atlantic ocean until
lion ol’ 3 test case in San Francisco illH-l‘ dawn tomorrow. In making the
to decide whether alcllolic beverages announcement concerning the return
are entitled to interstate transporta- ('m's‘l‘ Brigadier General'E. M‘ Mait-
liml under the nationwide prohibition limfl: SHIT,“ representative of _the
is ll eardvr with :lplrroval bv railroad .er'q“ [51? Ministry aboard the dlrig‘
administration officials. . lble. posxtlvcly declared that the R34
Although the case brought by the would startnlomol'row morning. “Wind
Ul'ewers' Protective Asso- » m. no wmd.
ciation is directed aeainst the direct- Mechanics. began working this
morning in overhauling the engines of
the {(-34 preparatory to the beginning
of her return (light. it was believed
that the overhauling would becom-
;pleted by tonight.‘ “'ork on the en-
jginc-s was rendered impossible on?
- Monday by the swaying of the huge.
, gas bag in the strong wind that swept ,
Tacross Roosevelt Field. |
T Twice last night. the dirigible, which Prohibition Enforcement,
‘is moored to massive concrete an-l
chors. began to settle toward/the Peace Treaty and League
. of N attens Among Import-
ant Matters Coming Up
is
last night in its filial meeting of the
year. A hearing on the Board or
000 to defray the expenses of laying
seWérs through then. Jacobs & Sons'
shoe factory site. on Day and Water
streets: 3 bearing on superintendent
of schools. George V Buchanan's. re-
quest for an appropriation of $3,800
(or the erection of in new rooms in
the Senior High school. and the levy-
ing of taxes for the “cal year, begin-
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ground. but. her movement was detect‘
ed in time for the members of the
crew to release a part of the big air- ‘
ship's water ballast and thus prevent
injury to the machinery by coming“:
contact with the ground.
Unless present plans are. changed
the R—Si will sail over New York and
then make directly out to sea, proba-
bly over a course slightly north of the
southern route if conditions are layers
Vable. Should strong winds prevail in
an unfavorable direction the northern
route will be, taken. General Maltland
estimated that about 3.000 miles
would be covered on the return trip.
On'lts homeward journey the R-3l:
will carry twenty-five pounds of mail. '
About 100 ofliclal letters have been re-
ceived at the New York post oifice.
from officials in this country. congrat~
ulating British on‘icials on the suc—
(‘thrl of the trip and about 200 letters
. .‘ sion “by President Wilson. seven
11:33} ngAgagtallYeggflgis weeks ago. began a new chapter when
Fighting . cess. Having passed all the appropria-
tion bills carrying funds needed for
the fiscal year. leaders planned to be-
gin work on the reconstruction legis-
lation made necessary by the change
of the country from a war to peace
basis, while in the Senate the next
It is expected that there will be
a hearing in the Common Pleas
court, in New Haven this week. on
the injunction proceedings of the
small oyster dealers of the state
against the Shell Fish Commission.
provided a judge. can be obtained
to hear the matter. Attorney Charles
i‘. Roberts. of New Haven. who repre—
St nts tho small dealers. stated yester—
day that the hearing was scheduled
tor yesterday morning, but was post-I.
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Attorney Roberts said that the
(latte for the nt'Xi hearing would proba-
bly bc decided upon this atternoonand
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NEW SSTATEMENT I VVASHINGTCiz-July 8.—Rlepresen~ 33181:;qu311 July 8.——Steeple-
tative Tinkllam. of Massachusetts. an— ‘ chase island. the future municipal re-
;nounced today he would introduce be- f creation pgrk‘ will b epurchased to-
;fore Congress a bill creating in the . day by the park board from the Mc-
IDena_rtment of Labor a bureau of Manon heirs {or $220,000. The title
n“-.. lliiolllxsmg 13nd bliving Iconditioned Tbhe ? has been searched and it was stated
"N , i - -. won t: urge t e propose u-‘the agreement was complete for the
('3‘ (‘i‘ a QueStlon 0f Mar irean with investigating housing and T transfer of the resort at that DriCe.
rlage Between Mrs. Burg'} living conditions oi’t the in‘dustrizi pgp‘ Water On Three Sides.
.. u.a ion 0 e coun ry an provi e or' Th enation contain
er and Die,” Senator De" research and experimentation to make ' acme res s about 30
clares leconomically practicable the elimina-g partly in Stratfoni. “'aler laps its
- tion of slums. the improvement of llv-i shores on three sides. It, has been
. ting conditions. the reduction or the
\\ ASHINGTON. July 8.~—Senatorz construction cost of dwellings i-mLthe: (Continued on Page Three)
Harry S. New Republican. of Indiana-T financing or extended home building!
has issued the following statement re-Topemuong without Federal appropria.’ 8A NS
garding the arrest in Los Angeles on tion. It would furthermore .5313;
a charge of murder of Harry S. NOW-,communities in making gvaugble‘ all
who claims he is a son of the senator: existing house (gauges, “apex-we as
"I have Just this 10 say MIC“: u”Ta clearing hanse of information on!
More than housing and living conditions. 4 ,
30 years ago. when l was in my 20's The Secretary of labor would be-
Nomlk isto remain bone dry tor
the present at least. At the meeting
0! the liquor dealer! held in Bad
Men's .Han. Washington *street. Idiot
evening. it was decided that all tori
should’mnaia closed until’hrthuw.
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There was never at any time 8 lines“ the bureau at $6,000 per annum and
all archives of the United flutes.-
Housing Corporation and the housing
and transportation division oi the
Emergency Fleet Corporation not in
active use would be transferred to the
bureau. -
Mr. Iinkham pointed out that the
The Hair: Gonna:
was ended 30 years ago. Since that eat as 3
guanine people :1: my 11mg}!!! 09¢
or eat judge. ' that my
been. I new ' m
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tions arose which I did not care to;
dispute which resulted in my doi '
everything in my power to motel
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Board of Estimate and Taxation met'
Trade's propoaed appropriation of :2,
WASHINGTON. July 8.-—The Sixty-t
sixth Congress. called in special ses-'
it convened today, after a week’s re-‘
it is partlYin Bridgeport andI
Port Washington. bearingj
President Wilson and party. was reof
ported eight miles southeast of Ant-i
brose Lightship at 9:55 a. m. Shet
was being led by two destroyers and'
one battleship and followed by two de—f
stroyers.
The George W’ashington is coming;
over the regular transport course:
which is south of that taken by com;
mercial vessels coming across the At-i
lantic. and the first land President;
W'ilson saw was the Highlands of;
New Jersey. The leading destroyers
oi the President’s convoy passed the:
‘ leader of the welcoming fleet six miles
southeast, of Ambrose Lightship ati
f10:30. r- ‘ - 4 the Nora-alt my. “last. 'Om
With a naval dlriglble, hovering When President frank 1. Jones an-
over her the George Washington came ; pointed the (CHOKE; committee on
in sight of the Jersey Highlands at 0 plan and scope, as authorized at the
11:00 a. m. The President's trans‘; last meeting: Arthur C. Wheeler.
port new a huge American flag from ”Samuel Lynea and Frederick L. Lam-
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the main truck and smaller flags on'and chances of options
zzen mastheads. Iavailable sites.
’ was voted to invite the president of
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lion. whose splendid work in Bridge
port and other nearby cities has given
, such good results, to come to Norwalk
experience and advice.
The exact amount of the capital
stock has not yet been definitely de-
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ttestcd very effectively against the;
;proposed League of Nations. and has,
treceived many commendations from' pennies. but anything in the way of a
:prominent statesmen for his assist-Twice for a cigar was eclipsed. this
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Lewis H. Nash: president. of the
ance against its adoption. He has ad." motning. when it cost Joseph Chriet- ‘ ietions with
dressed the following to every mom-liani $3 for the privilege of pun‘ingvon
ber of the United States Senate: in fragrant weed. He was arreste
. it is
Tare not convinced that the proposed T Sergeant Hunt charged with wilfully
'Coustilution of the League of Nations : smoking in a closed street car. and
is as bad as some of. its opponents say 1 released on depositing a 325 bond-
. it is. Each Senator must decide this: When the case‘c‘a’me up for a hear-
thlng according to his own convict- ; ing before Judge George H. Vosburgh.
ions. but would it be proper. in your; this morning, John Hannigan. a con-
I.opinlon, for a plain citizen to call your ductor of the Connecticut Railway
tattention to some points that seem to Company. took the stand and testified
T be overlooked?
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; tion of this document that its framers M. ~—
Eintended that the council should be Mrs. Giflm Sui-ts '
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HARTFORD. July 8.—~Aceording to
Warden McClaughry. of the state pris-
on, Mrs. Amy Archer Gilligan has he-
gun her life sentence doing domestic
iwork under the supbrvislon oi the
lprison matron. He said. “We do not
pay special attention to any of the
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treatment given to other inmates at
the prison and her labor will consist
chiefly in washing. eel-until); and re-
pairing. .
Tells of Records Made in
Constructing Bridges
The (allowing letters were received.
last week by Mrs. John 1. Irving. of
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have expressed a willingness to investg did not inc _ '
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in the buildings. TTI‘C‘ guards- it a 5
said. surrendered their arms with-
out resistance. Some fighting oc-
curred between the crowds
government soldiers.
PARIS, Monday. July 7.—7What
purports to llt’ an authentic 9‘.
count of the incident in the and
U. S. Housing Corporation? council upon which Premier Lloyd
George has based his recent abate-
meat that former Emperor “nil-r
A meeting of me Norwalk Housingfiam would he tried in London h.
Corporation was held atthe lattices of become available from a usually
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reliable source. it is stalled that. .
a meeting of the mam;
the British Premier said to his -
low conferecs semcthing as fol-7
lows: ‘
“l suppose you have no objection
totlle trial of the Kaiser in hot»
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no one objected. Indeed, it is said ‘
Premiert‘lemenwau gave his up!
i and favor the new enterprise with his ; approval. .
This tacit agreement was never
recorded in writing and Sir Maur-
ice Hankey, the British Secretary.
lude it in his regular,‘
council. The assumption is, how-
ever. it was added. that Premier
Lloyd George later had unofficial ‘
conversations on the suhjeots with
one or more members of the coun-
oil.
PARIS. July 7.—-Thc Council of
i'ive decided today to limit. the
t- nnmercial censorship on commune
Germany simultan-
c lllhlV with the lifting of the. blocks:
i‘tlt‘.‘ThlS decision will not affogt
the censorship on lllattcrs of a pole-4
lical nature.
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dame: Symonda, of 165 Fifth street.
Bridgeport. met with a painful we!»
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about‘7:30 o'clock. He came to a.
city to call at the home of John no!»
ritt. _
made an attempt to crank his. MCI-
tomoblle and, in doing so. bubs * .
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prisoners because it inflates them. m! m the ..
. with a sense of their own importance." 3 moned and, 0‘ 9“ 3 u, » »
South Norwalk Soldier Also‘ an Gmtg... wm me“... um um : injuries. recommended that he an a
Bridgeport and have an ending
beibpetbobonewaaeet. This“
Louis Bearded driving the
Bridgeport tor him.
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ier looked about the
the United States Housing C""T""""‘cit‘(-l(!, the account continues, ”a
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