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ENIIIY‘ SUNDAY
MOVIE SHOWS
Board of Councilmen Take
Favorable Action on Mo-
tion of Mr. Moore and De-
spite Mr. Murphy’s Oppo-
sition
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QUESIIIINED
filiorney A. A. Alling, in
Demurrer, Attacks War
Act as Ground of Its Con-
;+titutional Status
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. A most intact-taut decision has been
rendered in the case of the First Tax-
ling District of the City of Norwalk
against the Fall-field County National
‘ Bank alleging the lhbfiny of that in-
stitution in the toss of certain sinking
funds of the district the de-
‘V RIIIIMENIS AIAIIE
- NEXT S ATURII “I REARINE [IN SALE [IE
IIAIRV BUIEIIINRS
lit-idea Dealer Sold the“ l
Liquor to Allow a TestIProperty Owners on Meadow.
mase I Street Object to Bali Play-Il
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:.l.\\' HAVEN. in]; 9. »—«B( fore: l
121- Thomas l. Chatfieltl in the . '
.1.-.2 States I‘District court here ye:
-- Lty mornin2. the 19:1 case to tlote1-
., v:-.:- whether the. war-time. prohibition
'1'. forbidding the sale of intoxicat-
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51’ The people of N01 walk are going to
I'hate Sunday movies. That was the
ruling oi the (‘ity Council at their
{meeting last e1',cning on a motion
. . . . . presented by “ illium J Moore. The
"'-"(irfiogranflj'lJill’bivgégmt I: anSll' only tount'ilman against the passage
'1“ ; . o. ’s . .3“ 3 “‘3 (1‘ the tesolution wa . v I\
lf‘hlliri‘éi‘ hutl h- wn filed by State's A1 I S pd ar C. ““3.
Dll‘. who contended that in past years
1\l11-n men were fometl to toil 10 11nd
12 hours 11 day, Sunday movies were
in onion. but. 111 the present time
when the ltbor la11's pro1ide for eight
houi 11orkin2 days. people have pletno-
1.1 (it 1111.11. six days in the 11',eek
I11'1'tt oss 11101in2 pictures and Sunday
'should not be made a common day.
like thr- 12111-11 The moving picture de
'(iSItlll 1111s the onlv one of the even-
.111: in “limb final action was taktn
lllt oilitl' Questions put DPEOIP the
'(otmtil hem: fo1'l'a1er hearinzs. '
In?! t‘VPlllng S Sf SSIOH “35 "121?de
l11‘lth combined spirited anion and jo-
xialty
'nttif'y Arno”
when A.
A. Ailing. counsel for}
Mtnery. 11 Meriden saloon
:mr, who volunteered to be the ac-
-i. the matter was put over until
‘- o'clock Saturday morning. when
4|.llll‘lllh on the. demurrer will
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ILAJSIISES NEBRASKA
Minor Jeremiah Donovan preside-d
and lllt‘ foll0Wi112. counciltnen answer-
{1‘ .ed to the roll. called by (‘ity Clerk‘
313‘: Irvin: I), Robertson: George D. Rush.
sell Edgar G. Murphy. George Vii,
Stevens, Albert T. Eldridge. \V. J.‘
ll Name. Robert M. “bile. Charles Vii.»
tf'us'n Chosen for NethV'olk and Frank 1.. Clarke.
It't'litt:-——Pershing’s C34 The regular meetin2 or
(‘om ’1 W1 .' , d b'
13-) Applauded I 1 ('1 ts prece (:11 y
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(‘lTY N. 1.. July 9.—
of Fairbur)’. Neb.. was
' 4111.1; afternoon Grand Ex-
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““hl'lll'. of Brooklyn, by 115 » . I
in“: I” ’71 ‘ SAEKS BY PAREN'I‘Sl
""“‘ "'l’lnt'n for the 19203 .
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Time, Judge Is Told
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>31 1--;113.'-l-‘1-.-.| l“ lobin (‘ eor2e l. G Ibbs testified vesterday be-I’
~.-;1.-- lows. 1019 Judge Harold B. Wells that in 01'
"dQI to keep his three children from‘
. t'unnin2 into the \1oods near this town
he frequent. y tied the m in sacks and
'tl f1 them in a small building in the
back yard for the day.
Gibbs and his wife were before
.lud2 e \thIs on complaint of County
i'tostrutor Kelsey. 11 ho has asked the:
Ullll to commit the children’to the
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den of Mineola Jail Says
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'11'115 made clear. hOWt‘Vi‘l.
' the maximum amount of .ms could be
I Scott
! message a successful ictum 1'011121'.
cashrie of the
The action was _bronxht in the Sn-
perior Court in January of the pres-
ent year. DEW . Input-
ing for them 1‘ Davis and
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its attorneys
Louis Gold
The district
'asked for a an“: M nicer-
tain meters the fitter in-
cluding awash-h notions of the
Colonel Hensley to Accom-
pany It Back to Europe as
U.- S. Observer
MINEOLA. July 9.—-i’rosr.eczs that
the. 11-31 would get away between mid-
night tonight and 8 a. m.1nmorrow
seemed brighter this forenoon when
the withdrawal of lb district funds
\\'. R. Gregg a weather expert sent by Selleck and other matters. £0th
here from Washington announcer! the attorneys represeninx the bank
that. the Item southeast gate 01 1e\- -
ttr'da) had changed to itch: 111': 9 pm m
11intls This situation was f.1"orablt- (Continued 0. I")
and would continue probably for 18‘ '1
hours. he added. ‘5
Majot G. (i. ll. Choke. navigator of 1W" Klllw A8 '
lllt' tlirigib‘e. declared htx understood -
there had been "11 Wonderiul (long-i ll‘.
1ht 1v1e11hti' (outlitions' a'ul that it
“as likely the ship would gtt attay
.111.11 about i oclot'k tonioxiuw morn-
ins. .
Again iotlav unfavorable 11'1an flout
the east pie-vented 111-1 British (litigi-
hle 11-35 I' out startine on her return
trip to England British omcere in
change of the H-‘is announced that
there was no prospect first she would
before daun 10.11111". 011. it
that the
b11111 would be made a1 daybreak t0-
mort'ow or on Friday (01 1: . that hour
SlRRlERS Rllll
CHICAGO July? .HFive automobile
loads of men were to into the Corn
Francis Renata; C plant at
Argos southwestern ssuhnrb early to-
day in anticipation of a repetition of
the outbreak there yesterday in which
two alleged strikers were shot and
killed and a score of persons injured.
Captain Michael Fore-11.01 the Argo;
Police Department would not aifirml
Ior deny that the men taken into thcl
plant were deputy sheriffs. but said
that “more trouble was expected and
that necessary steps were being taken
to prevent it."
The plant employed 2.000 persons.
piincially foreigners. About half the;
number struck for recognition of the.
union wages having been advanced‘
recently. The trouble yesterday arose'
301' er a demonstration against I visit—l
1 ing nurse. who was leaving the plant. l
.‘Guards ran to her rescue and shots
l were fired.
Later another similar outbreak oc-
curred.
F M. Sayre superintendent of the;
ant, said that the factory would not
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taken on
The airship is ready to sail when-
ever her commander. .Linjcr G. H.
decides that weathet reports
in the face of reports of winds in
the cast a condition unusual at a at
this time of year. Major Scott a his
navigating oflicers considered it less
or :1 hazard to remain in the open at‘:
Roosevelt Field than to risk (hunter
in a high wind over the Atlantic.
The crew of the R-I‘i enjoyed a
night of! last night. but the six nun-
(lltd men of the Arm} Jul Naty A1111 1
tion units Were held in nearby bar- :
racks to be called in c. so the big bag I N
became unmanageable. St-ai'ceiy any
\\ ind was blowing early today and st
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11:.11-1' from winds had passed. I
Captain Samuel T. Moore. of the t
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The case of Robert 1. Grey 01' Jer. 11'1L1.1.\11.\"rtc July 9. —(‘.rove Cot-l
sey City who ran down Harrv Corvt'in, l ‘38? the 1W0 and 0119413” 5'0?! wood-
who strangely enough was from thelt’n building at ”10 Connecticut Agri
Three Persons Injured
Blaze at Storrs
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same city, although a stranger the day Icultural College at Sierra used as a l hovering Ol'Prhead
. , before the Fourth of July, came up in dormitory for 81” students “'33 d"
:‘xll'irney Visited Suicide Pl EDGE TINEMSELVES _ court this morning. stmyed by fire yesterday afternoon.
l - ITO CHRISTIAN SERVICE Unfortunately for Grcv a car con- The fire “'38 duc 10 a plumbers torch
fillet.) Hours Iiaining Auto InspectOr Brennan and that slipped and rolled along the dry
I iSItate Police Sergeant Prank Vii-em shingles of the roof. setting the wood
-rT..\ N, 11. .Iulv .0.- “31113111., (0" \lnt'q - 01110 July 9.-—Culmln were close behind him and promtply 0“ fire. The 31.1le “'38 sent among
1 1. 11 n" tlw "Vll'lf’ul't am :1 in! imlubimblc moot of the. practi-; placed him under arrest charged with the WODIO 0f the community by the
Km“, “.“Hn‘fi. 3 ' t 11 1 «luv oi the \[9 11011151 centenary reckless dflvmgI ringing of the church bell. The fire
Cllntntittt-Ad 5:. :‘LIR' ' (Pl-'bt' all. 11 now in its last week here] Corwin had driven his car well on fighting facilities at the 00398? were
.‘,.'I 111 h‘ .s (‘PII ”I: ll- ‘ 1‘5 iJUlltl in the tact that following the the W'atrenlte to the left of the high— I10! sufficient to 0009 With the blaze.
4 .I .. gm hot. 11] ADD" 'llS 111111 Were made on the first way, and was repairing a punctured;8nd an appeal W" 39‘“ ‘0 this CRY for
. -. Prism (.mm "8) “1 Sheri-1| meetings 600 persons'; tire. when Grey came bowling along. helll- .
" ~ _, of 1,. have pirtlgetl themselves to a life of and as several witnesses testified. Engine 0011193“! 1‘0. 1. With the
"1' n- - .1 «mi IuI i'1xit1, ad” ( :2-111 1L”: 11 1'1'ice in “hate-vci- field of had his left wheels well out in the dirt large auto chemical and Dumper was
1 ”1”. Shnri fl Ph' 11 ‘ attivih their particular talents may= when he struck Corvt'in in an attempt "181196 ~10 the scene. The company
‘ ' . “III, .1 him , l: 2’ fit ”19111 to pass a car in front of him.
/ 1 I ._-ti:td i 0 “I? These pledges were made following. Corwin was taken to the Norwalk (Continued On PM! '1‘“)
~' -.~ N ‘9‘ 9‘1”“ ~ 11 m1 etinv conducted by Bishop Theo- Hospital for treatment but mas ableto
u; ' ””0“” £019 S. Henderson. of Detroit and be in court. '
r' 91 Robert Jones, of Tennessee. The Grey Was found guilty by Judge
L Page SEND). i pledges include young men who agree Candee and fined $25 and costs the-SW! Want _ . --
a“ 3,: 1 _ _ e to de1ote their life to the ministry; fine being remitted on payment of the My 01' Excursmfls
‘lll' ‘-.. .3 Sf.- l j men and women who agree to enter latter amounting to 815.87.
E 11215 f {.1 1;: Ithe foreign mission field, and other The steamer Ilerchant has been
' ' - 2U. . men and women who pledge themselv- ELEVEN BUILDINGS WWW and h 30" “fined to
1 es to work in the home mission field. ‘ entry ‘60 The
The significance of these pledgesinl
connection with the centenary move-
ment is seen from the fact that the:
lannual accessions to church workers
1 in the Methodist field as 600 a
year, so that one day's‘ solicitation af-
ter two weeks of the celebration has
resulted in the equivalent of I years
work throughout the church in the
entire Unitedfltates. 01 the m an-
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Muttbte, yes 35311: proximately 1110th be Ilium
uses to set 83““ the-um
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1.1 kwood of “'115011
hr 11 full verdict
41361- b)’ 3 Jury in
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Fire. believed to have been of ineen- sum-s. The
diary origin, destroyed eleven build- first class condition throughout. Their
tau here this morning causing a loss first excursion will be to New York of
of approximately
from Canip Dix revealed the
mother
passages. vesselll
alsobeingpalnted. and nutin firm
ARE DESTROYED
lclan shape. There trill be new sufa
K'RIGHTSTOWN, N. 1.. July 9— and chairs for the comfort of the nus!»-
boat is reported no he s
81(0on Soldien finnthefindsdfifieren wan
{laser 1 30th, glider mm
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through
falcation of Chester 5. Selleck while'
bank.
‘completed. but it was said
PRESIDENI IS
MIN RIISV AI
RINIIINE Wllllll
Signed Today a Number of'
Important AppropriationI
Measures Passed by thel
Last Congress
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WASHINGTON. July 9. ——Preeidentt
Wilson reigned to his desk today at.
Board of mm. hjsms to do with tat-an absence of rear month um?
panama 10 and such a masst
of om business that it probably-
will be two weeks before he can start
on his tour of the couutn speaking
for the peace treaty and the League;
. of Nations.
Plans for the trip have not yet been
at the
“‘hite Route that the president would
‘ so time his schedule as to reach the
Pacific Congo. at the time of the arrival
there of the newly created Pacific fleet.
President Wilson was represented
as being ready to place himself at the
disposal of the Senate Foreign Relay“
tions Committee or other committees
of Congress to answer any questions
confining the peace, treaty and the
League elf-Nations which he will pre-
sent to the Senna tomorrow h person.
president remained in bed late
saloday resting after his trip home.
year Admiral Carv ’1‘ Grayaon his per-5
sonal physician. said the president was
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WIlSlIN WEIEIIAI
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Dr. James C. Newklrk and Mrs. A
Newkir'lt was the guests of one of.
the official welcoming committees of
New York city to the presidential
‘parly on the George Washington. yes»
Iterdsy. and enjoyed a trip down thel
buy on the department steamer palr'ol
Which carried Governor Smith Mayorl
PIde and other notables. l
As the steal flotilla came up past'
quarantine after the official salutes
from the var ships were over the
Patrol ran abreast and quite close to
the George Weshington where the
form of President Wilson was plainly
visible: First sitting at ease convers-
ing with members of his party and,
iwith a comfortable soft cap on his
knead and later donning the conven-
tional silk: :le he was the picture of
animation as he waved greetings from
the rail to the governor and others on
the Patrol.
The sight in the ideal weather was
ne1er to be forgotten as the great
fleet sailed up the upper bay and
river to the dock, with the airships
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Dr. and Mrs. Newkirk had a 11110'
View of the landing at Hoboken. an
later attended the meeting at Carne-
gie Hall, which also was of the mostl
impressive character.
VALE ll IIIWNE .
HAS SMALL SIRIIIE
STAMFORD. Conn, July ..-Un-
skilled workers. men, 511-1. and boys.l
numbering one hundred and twenty-t
five, employed at the Yale ‘1: Towne
Hannfacturing Company. walked out
just before noon today and after the
company had announced I connin-
miss on wage demands which had
been under discussion for a week. The
M was for I 11-11m- M and
:5 per cent. increase-tn The
unet- is I 50-hour week in of 55.
per9 cent. tum double mm
Sundays
unfortunate
tr.
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t the Action:
Mugmmfiovemngt Protests Agains W “
. pmltibiiton act,
~ his plea. or to file a demurrer.
. said the latter probably would be the
{ alcohol,"
sublidaysaldflns‘anda he.
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TRANSFORM NR WINS
I Crimea Cleared of the Bolshevild by
eral Denildne’ s Troops,
Main Forces Is Broken
TIIE
Children Were Killed
emigrant-e 5 .,
mililll Ntlllllilll
The House of Martin, of New
York Makers of the Fam-
ous Plume Underthings,to
Come to This City
Arthur C. “Mlleélt‘r of Aich street
has finally arranged for the leasing of’;
the lust of the bleachery buildings of .
the Yandeihoef nronegkon Quincy
street to Messrs? i 129111
pan! of New Y“ njty. who will take
possession on 111131.51 1,111.1‘he build
ing, 130 feet long by 40 feet wide and
two stories high is undergoing ex
tensive alterations. Seven carpenters
;are now I; work laying new wooden
floors Over the old cement ones. and.
ting the building in suitable con
dition for the new tenant. Mr. “'bu-l-
er informs us that several visits wI
Martins New York plant hate com inc-
ed him that their coming to Norwalk
will prove a very valuable acquifltion
to «the city. He states they have
abundant means with which to do bus-
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BOSTON. Mast-1.. July 9.——Leopold
H. V0391. member of a firm of saloon'
keepers, today pleaded not guilty in
the Federal court to a charge of sell
in: beer in violation of the war-time
in what is regarded
as the treat case on the issue in this
state. His partner. Sanford 1‘. Felts.
who is under similar charges brought
by the ['nited States Attorney. was
out of the state and could not appear
Vogel was allowed a week to change.
It was
course pursued, counsel setting up the
claim that as the charge did not al-
Ilege the beer sold was intoxicating.
mentioning only that it contained “not
less than one-half of one per cent. of
a demurrer rather than a
plea Was the proper answer.
The saloons here remained open to-
day, under their new city licenses. but
patronage was said to be comparative.
1y light. Beer containing 2.75 per
cent. of alcohol and light wines were
sold
EISR REAIZERS .
ARE I’IINISIIEIJ
BOSTON, July 9.—Sentences to the
Wfllm
lawman-sulfur: connected
mmmamm with!
man industry of New
:i'hsy. and been found menu cos
I)!!!” to raise the price of an 81
madam.
ldeprtvcd the Bolshevik of
attsekedbyafomenfm"
and Communication
fiERlIAN REEIEERS
PARIS. July 9.-—-Trsnsp:ortatiol;
ldifiiculties have resulted in agar-11.. ‘
ther delay of the German plumpv' .
lentiaries designated to come it)
Versailles fr: r the oral discussion!
regarding execution of the rcpam
lions and other features of the
peace treatv which the allied pow-
leis recently signified their willing. .
ncss to enter into. '» '
It developed 101131 that the Gar.-
mans would not reat- -I1 \ ei‘salllesin
lime to begin the negotiations to»,
kinorrow as had been especi§g
IONDOV Tuesday. July 8.7—-
The (‘ runes has been
cleared of Bolshevik as: read;
the advance of General l I
troops Wet of the Dmepu:
according to 11 war offi’se ‘
ment tonight. 'lhe advance}.
met a front of seventy miles
sole line of communication ire-'-
tu ecu their main forces and thong, ,
in the ('rimea. _
1 General Dcniken‘s voluntmi
have met with great success on All-p...
Iparts of the from. the static
isays. They have reached a. 1.“
:on the Caspian coast fiftydin
2 miles southwest of Astrakhan and:
l another column 18 on the bulb“. ,
the Volga northwest of Tchentlia.
1111'..In capturing Tsaritzin, m
Deuikine forces took ten thousulll,
prisoners and a quantity of Megan
and pursuing their advantage, are
new only sev cnty- -five miles M
Saratov. The volunteers have Ilse “
pushed fortv miles beyond Kb!
l'.11\'. having captured Ekaterinoe...
iiax and Alcxnntlrrmk.
(113111121 July 8,—Suicidee
among! the German officers are in-
creasing alarminglv, especially?
Prussia, where the number of
rides in 38 per cent. more than be;
fore it became known that tow
Empemr \Villiam was to be M
on trial hr the allies, according fl
Munich newspapers. The rim 0‘
officers are also reported to N
.taking their ovm live. The. hit
tereasc in number of suinilu in ..
tribal-ed. not only to ~ '
pair, but to the loss of the off"
past socisrposition.
I COPENHAGEN, Tuesday, .,
1’8.———Herr “fined, minister of -
inomicsedinbthieGer?I: cabins»
resign coreoteot-t .-
of other members of the M
to his plans which were append.
free trade.
SARIS, July 8. ”The KW
grin government has
new note to the peace can!
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note .aays that certs'm vi . 3
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