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Work Train Crashes .‘lnto
Four Standing Freight
Cars Yesterday Afternoon

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Accident Occurs on a Siding
at Montowese Station

Senate Foreign Relations
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President Had Been With-
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NEW HAVEN. July 15.—Two men
VIIII- killed and twelve injured one

Committee Hears of IOp- -

 
 

Wilson Discuss the Peace ,

Bargained With Great Brit‘-
ain,"F'ran\=e, Italy and Bus-
‘sia for ‘Shantung Penin-
sula, Senator Norris Says"

MANY SSHEIIIES
NIIW MAIIE PUBLIC

Opposed to the Peace Treaty
and Says It Should GoI

 

 

I.~..III;Ibly fatally. when a. work, trainf
.Ir 11m "New Haven road' backed 1
Ll"- fulll‘ standing freight cars on a;
”I'm”: nfdl the Moutowese station. on' WASHINGTON July 15 «IndicaAI
. «\1" Line Division of the road yes tions that President Wilson would not'
. I IIV al’lelnoon. at 4 o'clock. The be asked to 391,981“ before the Senine:
..I and injured formed part of the Foreign Relations committee for dis-
H i . CH.“ and following the acci- cuss. on of the Peace Treaty were said
.I I IIIImeI Eli Mix decided to hold today I0 have been received in admin-A
- IIIIIIIIII- MW of the train. William J. Islmtion quanels
4!] of W estfield, Mass; under High administration Olficials inti—.I
dc [If 53 000 pending his investiga- mated they had been informed b)"

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Back to Europe

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that Japan secretly secured pledges
from Great Britain. France. Italy and
Russia. early in 1917, that in the peace' .'
settlement Shanttlng Peninsula I
should. for certain considerations be-
tulncd oven to the Tokio Government

ator Norris, Republican. of Nebraska. !

who produced what he declared to be

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\V'ASHINGTON; 'July 15.AA—~Prillibi
titan forces took full control in the
House yesterday refused to permit a

 

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to Save
2 3-4 Per Cut Beer and
Modify Law'- Badly De-

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hr developed today that the"Nor‘
walk iron Works have been workingI
.on u now principle of nhtgeruiu:
landlines which may be mind not
only to business uses but to the tam-I
.il‘y ice box]: well. and the lrst oueI
to be installed )1“ been contracted
. for, as might have been expected. by
Ithat live business wlro. Oscar F.'
ISchultae for his South Norwalk mar- ‘
ket. The arrangements were complet-

ed yesterday and advices from the
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WASHINGTON, July 15 “1.. 2.
sues of the peace treaty fight worn

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Idcllate in the Senate chamber to- is»;

respected to result in further
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he loss of ihrcc resolutions asking the prod-

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The Foreign Relations Commie"

“hm. started last night The some members of the committee thatICODies of diplomatic correspondence;mte on a straight-out motion to the insmlmfion would be completed hurricane "me" “em IIIIII 9°" S‘I“I\'ersaillcs ncgoliations. had beforu

I-.' 111 the [lain will apll9ar beI'OI‘e 3‘19 rigajourity ottothgtubosl‘hseelnlediélou;Iglgbofii-ng the promlilses oflGJEat 8%" Deal the nar- -tlme not. defeated ov'e: within thirty days- urg‘fiirteennd 8:31:33 of \alious s'zesIit iodav a proposal by Senator
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as in other refrigerating plans it is:
applied in an absolutely new way and
on a totally different and less compli-'
cated system. so that it. may be used
to advantage on a small as well as the '
urgent scale-.80 that the housewife

for the sale of two and threequartcm
per cent. beer and stood solidly
against all attacks on the general tn-
forcement measure.

Just as last as "Q ‘ libenl amend-
msut was odered :1 opponents of pm

on: and other small c1afi were dc- furnia to lcqtlcsl all available
stmy.ed The proper“ loss is esti- :data ham: mg (ill [hl‘ preparation of
maIed I“ "00' 000 000' the trcatv and porticularly all pro-

Amon the steamers tor st were the .
Don 03510:. 1'11‘ n9" (onn‘ge TO' -0 Ipflsf‘d (ll‘flfls of ill? League Of N“ -

76 ions the old hulls Lima of 2.390 lions

I in: cooler us a body \lith [tint at the. plained the pressure “hich resulted!

‘ in Shantungs transfer to Japan under:
Ithe Versailles tleaty, whose ratifica¥

I tlou by the Senate, he asserted would

iwxito “the blackest page in the na
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etIexisting conditions and with revenue:I
STAMFORD July 15 —Six men all I they are now receiving the electrl

Ilesidents of South Not walk were al- .IIIIIWM'S cannot continue 10 DEFIOI‘XICII

rested Sunday,o on a charge of theft Ithe functions expected of them John‘.

Officer Kandetzkl took them to head- IH Pardeo. president 0' the Ameflcan

quartets. It was alleged that each 'Electrlc Railway Association, today

 

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ST. JOHN N 8.. July 15.—Plans for John J. Pershing, commander fig:
III? "9099th of II“? PI‘IIIce of Wales the American forces in France. ar-

WASHth’ TON July 15 -—Thc day-I

savin... law will temain on the
I- 'A1111 books in spite of tile attempt'
ongress to repeal it. An effott in
' .. House yesteiday to enact the re

 

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Hoyt, ___of 5 Water

000 S bs IRichard S.
Over $80 in 11 air First District,I

I tions Are Pledged With' Street

01 the law in spite or the Presi- ,' ffgrf‘fifntgewgiggefi“ m1") agr‘iIgIgf' mghgggd‘m gfififlfimfifigfl Balance of $100,000 ,Assur-I Lucky at Darlen Firemen 5 upon his arm“ here next mm were rived here with his stair this fore};
' W's veto. failed by a narrow mar- ‘ I 0" TI“ 1‘03 Y” I ‘ " .‘ announced today by Sir Joseph Pope.
V‘l'itll 382 mellgllets~ voting. 247 1.7“?" “ere SIOI’I’ed by SPCCIRI Agent, pointtedtrby firesideut “1:50“ to II‘WeSiI ted—Another Meeting TO’I Fair Under Secretary of State. On a Brit- “"0" I“ take part in the ”ma:
Md for the repeal'and 135 against it. Llatk. who became suspicious when I83 13 9 8 tuat on 0011 routing 003 . night ——--;- Iish battleship, the prince ‘m arrive celebration. He “as met at Dover.
_ .- ould have required 254 votes to I he saw them carrying the melons. transportation interests throughout The Darlen flremens carnival came off Partridge Island on August 15 The by General Sir Henry S Home “1‘“ II

 

Those arrested were Stephen Slml III“? country.
10 12 Lexington avenue3- Stephn Po-l
zok 111 inngton avenue; John Hut~I
I 1111.25 Bouton street; Navan CamptelII

ll, 7 Wald str;eet Toney Catin, 3 Cres-IMERRITT INTRODUCES

I0 11 close last night. The largest , war craft will anchor outside the har-
-crowd during the duration of the car- , bor and the royal party will be trans-

nival was present and enjoyed them- I n.”

selves immensely. All of the booths to to the government steamer

w d l bu I Hochelaga. now being fitted up at Hal-
ere olug a very use “me” tin. and brought to the Eastern Com- by Colonel

the bill. as under the rules it re-
I I II- .I two- thirds of those present and

I [ll . to override a veto.
I 'wrc was no discussion of the mer-
11’ the question. Immediately at-.

a guard of honor.

Arriving at Victoria Swim
Gctlcral Pershing was welcomed
Winston Sponocrtl

l The building committee of the Non.
I walk Realty and Improvement Col,
held a most important meeting at the
ofi‘ices of the Norwalk Agency 45
Wall street. last night. when the com-

 

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1le House was called to order. I cent Street and Stephen Stebo 25 ‘ ”me °I- them had t° “we“ and panY'B wharf ( h h ll. Secrciar of State for
- . . -. . I lmlttee on obtaining subscriptions to close their concessions several hon” V ’ urc l
‘ 'IIT'I‘NPIIII'dIlVe Haugpn. Republican, Bouton Street' all Of south Norwalk' I MEASURE To AMEND I the project for the building of a big before the closing hour. In their stock‘ Lpon Sandi “5 ‘he prince “in be “1' Mar and officers l‘Ppl‘elentu,:

The men admitted that they had
taken the watermelons from theI
(Continued on Page seven), freight car. They belonged to a sec
tion gang “orking in the yard and, I
after finishing their work for the day.I man Merritt has introduced a bill to

each took a watermelon out of the car. I ,amcnd the present law of trade marksI

II‘IINE WUNTRY MUST I The Charges against each were nailed which may be of interest to: numberI

sh re,
affrfigranfigf‘fie 3:31:01. Sre- Field Marshall Haig and Sir Henry
Imler Borden Lleut Governor Pugsley II. VI'.ilson chief of the Imperial
and Premier Poster of the Province Staff After and inspection of the
of New Brunswick and other govern g ‘ p rt an,” -
Imcnt and city oiflciais. Returned sol. Inrd (If honor th pa 5
I diers from the 26m Battalion inll fornl .
Ia guard of honor, while 5.000 other‘

Iowa. chairman of'tlle Committee

and modern holel. on the site of the: wna exhausted and no other could be
Royal James Inn. teported that over ‘ obtained for the evening‘s operations
”‘80 000 had alread) be?“ pledged and Teddy Mum. kel'pies_ and, and hot
I that Ih‘ b31311“ OI ”‘9 $100,:0t’0 I'II’OV ‘ dogs were selling as fast as they could
OSIIIOI'I Was assured :be handed over the counters. The
Igames and other contests were very

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Iomey Keneal)’. upon payment ohnecticut who have foreign connec- ‘Cdn'umed ml Pu“ 33‘

lines of $2 each. No disposition has! tions and are therefore interested in

 

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Iyesterday morning by Prosecuting At- of the older manufacturers of Con- I

insl yet been made of the watermelons.
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registering trade marks abroad. Un-

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in insistently“...assassin“: IIIIIIISET WNIIIIEIIS .YOUNG MURDERERS
Pack Calls Upon EasternI aII-iit‘tldlvmuialt 131mg. or corpélration.not UNDER ARREST
.. new . NANNNNs AMUIJII I "I .. IiENEllAL Stills A — ~
National Forest Policy LENSES: 1321332“; ”if”? {ISIS I . AVON. N. 1., July 15.—Edward

 

\‘I ASHINGTON, July 15. ——“Plans‘ I
. the perpetuatifl of the forests in
. II England and the East, and £01
. , restoration of the denuded forest
-Il should be-thorbughly discussed”
I. the Association of. stem Forest-
lxhich meets at 90 Maine. on
I' 17 ' declares marles Lathlop;
I- president: of the American For-
. \HSOCTflllOfi, in flulng a call to.
H1 [+111 Foresters to express theit
AI: Ill’ need of i national forest

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ILLEIIAIE IIIIME
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IN EAST HAVEN

Becomes Insane Following
Failure of Getting Rheu-
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NEW HAVEN. July 15. ~Suddenly
becoming violently insane yes\ terday,
I when a "gift told him in a dream that
'would cure him of rheumatism" did
Inot work as his vision had indicated,
I Ernest Coppertbite, of No.80 French
Istreet, East Haven, ran through the
streets shouting, svvearing and threat-

I ening his own and the lives of others.
[His condiiton was such that when
the town officials finally succeeded in
subduing him, it was necessary to
take the unusual procedure of bring-
him immediately before ’Judge
I Giison, in the Probate court here. and
IIF Isant welcome home asking for a mlttlmus for his im-
II hhrated Sunday after- mediate commitment to thesute In-
911111;; at the home of Mr. sane Hosmtal.

f :1 l Becker. 812,30 Lincoln' The application was made by First
5"llinll district in honor of Selectman Henry T _ I‘
‘ I'Hlmtals Arthur and Fred... iras endorsed
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'early as 1905. The amendment takes

‘such legislation, it is not a difficult
‘trade name in foreign countries. it is

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mark unless it was so used for, ten
years preceding February 20,1905. If
it has been used for ten years prior to
1905 it maybe registeted, and a Unit-
ed States registration is usually es-
sential in order to -obtain a foreign
registration. There has been some
doubt in the minds of lawyers wheth-
er a concern which has once estab-
lished the right to use such name as
a trade mark for certain siticles can
extend it to other articles made by the
same concern which were not madeas

away doubt on this subjectland per-
mits the \egistration of the- trade"
mark so as to include other articles.
The great importance of this in for-
eign trade is that, in the absence of

matter for anybody to steal a valuable

hoped that all manufacturers and

others who are interested will useCAm BROWN

their influence to further the passage
of this amendment to the law.

 

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i BRIDGEPORT July 15. ———A general
strike of the corset workers of the
' IUulted States was decided on at a
PHILADELPHIA July 15 ——Three meeting of the executive committee
naval aviators were pinned to the bot-' of the International Corset Workers
tom of the Delaware River and drown- I Union this morning, and Miss Fannie
ed yesterday. when a large five-pus“ Cohen, vicepl-esldeut of the interns
en seaplane plunged into shallow wa-I tlonai Garment Workérs' Union left
ter on the Philadelphia Navy Yard. today for New York to obtain the au-
Two others in the seaplane at the inclination of that bodyi'or the strike.
adena‘, Cal. . workers and “abated organisational
EHRKE. A. 3.. chief machinist‘s mate, will extend $250,000 to win the strike.
it is said.
Wm’.mm The workers demand a. 44—hour.
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The Dead. ticut Stats Federation of Labor. an-

ROEHRIG. HAROLD 0., ensign. Pas- nuanced this morning that the comet
SOUDER, H. G. ooxswain AtlanticIConnecflcut. A strike “would affect
City. I ”film interests of over 20000 persons,

 

time' were injured. ‘ Ira Osborn, secretary of the Connec-
Milwaukee,‘Wls. There are 10000 corset workers in
week. a owed shop, fifty percent. in.

 

 
 

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O‘Brien. the 20-yearold clerk. who the
police dedare. has confessed to thaw.
ing plotted with Edward Earl Paige.
19 years old, the murder and robbery
of Gardiner C. Hull. their ‘employer.
and senior partner in the New iork
stationery firm of Hull d: Depbisch.
was med here today oh a charge
of murder and held for_ extradition.
He was arrested here yesterday. Ac-
cording to the police. O‘Brien charges
Paige with the actual murder. Hr.
Hull was beaten ove’r the head with a
hammer‘ and died the following day.
Paige is under arrest in Philadelphia.

According to the confession. the po-
lice allege QBricu made, the two young
not planned the cane seven months
ago. but postponed it from week to
week for lack of a farm optom-
city. but Finlay 0min: they found
themselm alone in the olico with
fir. Hun. O’Bi-ien said he alkali him

 

me Ill ”Launch?!“ ““3" foran'advuuceotatowdollonoohlsjat various

‘ mirtv wounded Near Genoa.

All persons having the in“
welfare of Norwalk at hm M
attend the special meeting of the soar
and taxing district, in the« 0M
chamber this evening. An M
nity is aflorded our citlseus to oncom-
age an important industry to loo-Ills h;
SouthNorwalk, sud actiouof the ‘
of the distrust Is desirable.

This is a matte
left for your us her to attend to as
should be of s clout importance if
ever? voter to insure n large on.“
once. ,

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