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‘aifects the entire national life oi“ this
:domeslic consumption
‘Qsti‘mated at from $1.08 a ton by Sir
'Auckland, Geddes, to about $3 by xhc
1 es Of industry.
' trader as well.
gMuck, former leader of
. Symphony Orchesfra, who was intern-
, mafia dangerous foes
no: arms
- ' emf!” memz... .,
mum 'hAN'RRLo 0N. "
‘STRATFORD, July 24.——At a pre-
liminary trial before Justice William
H. Heald. in Union, yesterday, Mich-
eel Hiakovlch was held for trial in the
" Melville Superior court, at the Sep-
tember tel-in, on a charge of first de-
‘ grog murder. Miakovich. who sur-
' rendered himself Tuesday had no
- counsel yesterday and was allowed to
‘ plead not guilty. After hearing wit-
: ‘ menses. ho described the shooting of
" [hauls oils, :1 Union farmer. on Sun-
‘ day last, Mlakovich was taken us the
,Cl'olland jail to be held without bail un-
- .til tried. He is alleged to have shot
“ Wells because Wells had taken the
accused man's family because or 1:15
brutality to them.
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ELKS WILL VISIT :
-. ' NEW HAVEN,- SUNDAY ‘»
IContmued From First Pazel l
The Norwalk Elks will fill all the sur<
plus space in the automobiles Willi
cakes, candies, cigars. cigarettes and
other dolicaclhs-for the invalid fight-
ers, and the occasion is expected to
be an interesting one for all.
Al. last. night's meeting. also. E. \‘x'.
Clark, chairman of tho l“!ll€l’lilillfll3lli
committee, made the pleasing zin-
nounccmcnt that, the Elks would hold
their annual Clambake on Sunday.
August 24th. probably in Burchard's
woods, but funl details will he givenj
ater. . .
Nine candidates were initiated and
eight. candidates Were accepted ior‘
membership. Several applications
were received for action at the next
meeting.
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INTERNED ALIENS TO ‘
GET FREEDOM
’V‘v'ASiilefi'l‘llI». 7-!ll:.\r :4. .5!
inicrncd civilian cut-my Hill-us .-_—
cept thosc guilty of utii‘m'nt‘lr;
anurchisliv rim-trinc.‘ uml :le
who (lcairu to :il' Ffpall'lJlP-i v.3;l
be given Ull‘li' {rm-Joni soon i-)' :24,
United States. ‘
5‘“
SHORT 0F COAL.
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England Has 7U;WJ,OOO Tons Less
Than in 1913. ,
LONDON (Corrt'spondenc: (Al The
Associated Press).~A shortage oz"
more than 70.000000 tons of Cool. as
compared with the 191:: output. is
faced by Great Britain lI’l/Ult' ("Outing
year. according to Sir Auckland timi-
des. president of the Board of Trade.
He announced in the House or Cour
mom: that the twelve months. from
July 16, when the nxincrs‘ seven-hour
day went into‘efiect. the production.
of British coal is estimated at be-
tween 214,000,000 and 217,000,000 tons.
in 191‘:- the output was. 287,000,040
tons.
Those newspapers which champion-
ed the minPrs in their successful fight
for a shorter working day refuse to
concede the claim made by pessimis-
tic prophets that reductionin hours]
MIC-b.1154 a corresponding reduction in
output, but there is goneml ugh-tn
mom that. war strain and industrial
unrr-n't have caused a dcclino for tht
moun-nl in production per than. and a
serious View is takkcn ot‘ the situation.
Eva: if the amount of coal kept for
home consumption is head down to
the amount used last year on Ll strict .
rationing basis, 196.000.000 ions. the
export surplus available “ill muouzzt
to about 20,000.000 tons.
N __ This, it is said, will have hiulslslarged in law
3 a pm‘éerious results, for not. onlnot 3119"!"
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to lv
.. , . -. , musl
Englands continuum allies go with
out the coal for which they are al-
moal entirely dependent on Great
Britain, but this country itself will
be tremendously handicappcd by the
fact that it no longer will be ahlv"
to rely upon. coal as a substitute in
foreign trade for currency. England
gecording to analysis of the situation,
will now have to pay for her impotts
in other goods or in money.
The increase in the price of «real {or
‘ is various-'3
manager of a \Velsh iron and coal.
company. This is expected to in-
crease prices in practically all branch
, Newspapers say the coal problem
country and its «world position as a
MUCK WILL BE SET ‘ i
FREE, NOT DEPORjrs-zo;
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Palmer to Act‘ Unless Congress Orders"
Otherwise l
WASRINGTON. July 24:4»: Karl
the Boston
baits an alien enemy during the war‘
with Germany, will not be deported by}
the Department of. Justice. With Other:
filamed alien enemies he will the freed .
as soon as pace is proclaimed, if not;
before,‘nless Congress in the mean.l
time posses legislation to’i‘l‘fer the;
present situation. li
- AttorneyGeneral Palmer sent a let,
tar to Dr. Muck and to all the other:
.htemed men. offering to send them .-
b‘wli: to Germany it they wishmo go.
flame few asked {She sent home. andi
the requests are being complied with ‘
gs rapidly as possible. » . l
‘fififluck, however. has not flen‘
7 newsman, in this 'connecm, and oc-j
Wm same status 725,311 of the,
'bthermrned men: . a?
‘Mrgromjnternment canoe. and all
me an parole and notrmrdeslfa's
‘ java been '
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help to you in making your selections.
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BEDROOM ‘
$225
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Consisting Of
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$425
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