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dimmers of Labor
Hull
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AA .-~‘;ion Safety of Liberty if
on rrender IS Made to Pres-
l’anatical Congress
I"“l of protest w
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IIII'll' disapproval of the
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Labor.
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11"illlh in Hill in Ill?
V~I l-I \‘-'.Ir~tlll
Liberty
was rati-
m- dNrict council of the. Fed-
in New Haven, last
I “lilllll a day or two copies
Emit}: broadcast as one.
repeal 0!
Th.» lilI+~'l\'P is :uldrcssetl to
and Samuel (Pomp-
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G lnccticut’s Claim Investi-1
:.;ated by War Department
‘Oirders
: DSTON, Mass. Aug. 2,—(ionnecti-
authorities are pcl‘s
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:w .: Slam. not the men
.II‘, wcrr- the captors
istent in
Air-t laration that troops from the
of Massa-
of the
A: II-,l‘l'il7.9l‘ new occupying a place
I‘IlIlli." (in Boston
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31' - illi-
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Il’Ol’l’l‘. Aug.
1.-—-—That
Aserts He Harms I,
In‘i‘k upon the woman who
iv‘lid assistance to the Re-i
snubbed them, in fact:
. ill delegates to W’ashington
Alit- plan for organizing W0—‘
rivaling states and that he
, 11w vnil‘anoo of women into
with no friendly
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.Iv’xlax against J. Henry Ror-
_ .«llIt.t;.iil town chairman and
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Th? dead
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>I'.’".'l were blown to
Pairt‘leld County Re-
.\u;2ust 2.———FiveI
miy llele yester-
hundred pounds of
ii packing
of the Atlas Pow--
southern end of
are Jesse
.IA-t- years old. of New-
' L\l;IleCC‘r, twenty~six.
. :lartlll Grogan. thir-
Augustus
Hacketts-
t‘h tiles Sickles. thir-
.'.".I 31"”13, N. J. All ex-
: :. “i “”194.
i v .\i..;ldison has been
.- is believed that the our.
‘ . bits I) ,
. .c tc-t‘rific explosion. y
‘oid.
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Entered in the South Neil-walkway.
Office as Second-Ola! Mull Mutter.
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PAlIcE AIAIAE
Lord Mayor of Liverpool.
Obliged to Call on the Mili-
tary Authorities For Aid
VIIIUNIEEIIS Ill _
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Loyal Police of Liverpool-
Make Several Charges of
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LIVERPOOL, Aug. 2.—Looting and
rioting occurred throughout the night
as a result of the strike otlpolicemen.
and the Lord Mayor early today ap‘
pralcd to the military authorities for
The latter dcspatchcd six lorry
loads of troops l'rom’Crosby. six miles
from here, all fully armed and hel-
mcicd. while special constables Were
also called out. The looting contin-
ued in the poorer districts this morn-
ing, and the Lord Mayor asked for
volunteers to help guard the city.
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“'ASHINGTON, Aug. 1. eSenator.
George ll. Mclli-au, of Connecticut.,I
has bean kcpl hu.~y by important hear-
ings before the Committee on Bank«
ing and (furrcncy. but the hearings
are now about ended for the present;
Mr. McLean has made an admirable?
chairman during the turbulent. heard
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Iings on the John Skeltqn \‘V‘illiamsl
Icase, and has ruled on the difficult.I
questions and objections presented by;
Acounsel on both sides. with fairness‘.
'and courtesy. He has been warmly;
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“RE/till
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Likely to be a Candidate for;
Nomination on Democratic!
Ticket is Rumor
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.—Dispaich-I
es from Lincoln. Nebraska, indicate
that \Villiam J. Bryan is likely to be-
come an active candidate for the Dem-I
ocratic nomination for President‘
within the next few months. The re-
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est in political circles. both Democrat-
ic and Republican, in Washington.
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Limitation to November
Prices Sought in Measure
W'ASHINGTON, .Aug. 2.——Prices for
necessities would be limited to the
amounts charged November 11, 1918,
under a bill introduced ye'sterda, by
Representative Huddleston (Demo.
Ala. The President would be directed
to appoint a Wa
of five membersito fix the maximum
sale. we and service prlmflm‘w'
cessim. of} .» =7 '
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'. the “211' could be won was wrong, and~
' that an understanding between Ger-i
many and the enemy must be reached.
A by those
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(poi-t that beginning
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ngr tonight and Sunday.-
GERMAN- Willi
Bull this A
_ PEACE “HER Alliance of way, Mine
and T _ Workers
Magellan ‘. tesltnMen-
Oflieial Documents Show ace—— oiice .3.“ ' ndon
Prince Max Fought Against Ready t.“ W Out—De-
Note mand nghct y and Bet-
ter Conditi for Second
lllNllENlllIllfilllllNfli
WISH AAlEjAAPEAE
Thought Ludendorfi' Had
Case at; Nerves
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LONDON, Au. 1 he Associat-
ed Press).—-—The industrial un-
real; in Great Britain, which has been
seething ever since; the armistice,
seems at the present hour to have.
reached a. point which menace: thel
commerce of the country with at least ,
temporary disaster. fin is consideredI
(possible that it may-mean the down-I
fall of the Lloyd George government. 3
The strikes of the lust month hovel
been serious own." but they are
memy symptomdc of an epidemic of;
BERLIN. Thursday. July 31.—A
“White Book" was published at Wei-
mar today containing all the docu-
ments relating to the period. from dissatisfaction which appears to pre-
Auzust 1:: to November 11 last. deal- van throughout the man of orgmiz-I
in; with the peace offer of the Ger-led labor. Half a millin‘buncubirei
man Government and the armistice. I cotton operative: webs idle for more
In a preface. the Government says it i than three weeks. IT“ hundred thou..
(iccidtd upon publication of the (tour I sand Yorkshire miner: have been on‘
mcm becausc thc people want to know , strike since July 20. 'The Liverpool
the truth. I dockers have paralysed shipping there
The book refers to the conference for two weeks. holding up hundreds of
\inh the Emperor at Spa. on AugustI ships of all sizes. Tho bakers have
H, 1918, at which it was decided that
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PAWS WA Started mm
IAIEIHIIAINI MW... e .
.~— Calm pervadedi
ithe “black belt” istrict of the South’
Side today and but for the presence
Back in the good old days. "Befo‘ de. f 0 e ;
wah" the last pasgenger train up thelfiu‘s ldl l3 (findt poll‘ccimzyn, there Rah
‘Dunburv division left the Grand Can-I e .‘° m- c“ e. a or ’0‘” d3”.
tr'tl ”talion at 3-3" and reached South :ndfinilght: the district was terrorized
.‘ “ ‘ ""‘ -_ - ' ’ y g is etween whites and negroes
‘12:)??? 52.23:? n‘ 641‘. a“;2‘f,{?ir-fiii W "35W“ in thirggm «an. and
5‘ ‘V ' -' ‘ ‘ ‘ the in ur’ of hundr s of o .
and well patronizcd by commuters Onejfisyt fight between 3‘33“”: man-
fl'onl Now hork city, al’l‘d particularly and a negro was the only report of;
f , “‘"5h”‘gt‘°n“t‘;e: 2°“\9°c\‘z‘°;‘: trouble for the twelve hours preced-.
‘om )Olll s cos 0 . . .. . . - = ,
8: H Ir 'l" I -' \vn‘l as residents of ing this morning. Several fire alarms
- amour. 3" “ ‘ ‘ * were answered durlng the same peri-l
Norwal . ad. but in each instance it was re ort-
\\'hcn the war came on and govern ed race feeling had nothing to do Evith
mcni control of therallroads Was put I the origin of the flames.
into effect. this train known as 246.
was dropped from the timetables. and;
no kick was made at the incomeulence
through patriotic motives xow a
goodly number of patrons want the
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ishop & Lynes’ Office and.
Thomas S. Mullen’s House;
Entered, and Buttner’sI
Motorcycle Stolen i
The men with the "taking ways'
MAN ANII WIIIAIAN,B
Husband and Wife of Vic-I
tims Crazed by Horror as‘
Flyer Tears 0‘ er Bodies isee'uingly, had a very busy time of it, :
MILFORD, Aug. 2.~—Mrs., Daniel .1. I :3? {23’} (12:33:; ff” ”em“ ””0““ ‘"
Donegan. 2.3' 115 Sylvan avenue. and The office of Bishop 6‘: Lynes, in:
Lew” J' Tillman. 27' 3“ DleQlUVe- the First district. was entered throuxhi
nue. both of New Haven, were ground : a rear window, some ”me during the?
to death beneath the wheels of the . ul"llt and a quantit" of small Chan'ne
Boston express here at 4:45 o’clockl “Ra,“ from me cash drawer. "
yesterday afternoon. in view of Mrs. in the Second district. Thomas S.I
Télémaf; an? “1‘2“ iIJtogegan, husband ; Mullsnhof 8 Gardner street. woke up:
a Wleo lVClS. . 7
The two couples, close friends. mo-lthis morning to find that his house;
tored to Milford. yesterday afternoon.
and Went crabbing in lndlan river.
a mile east of the bfilford railroad sta-
tion. They crossed the tracks after
parking their automobile and were re.
turning to the car with a basket of
fish when the accident occurred.
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AAUIIISIIIIASHIN
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IWaltcr Hoyt’s Car Smashes
' Into Tru‘ckof Hubbell, Hall
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A slight accident occurred in front
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'HARTFORD,‘ Aug.
Jana J. Walsh. of the Internal Rev-
enue department. issued the- follow-
ing statement today: ‘
The tax on soda has not, been repeal-
ed. notwithstanding reports to, the
contrary. There has been a also re-
Aus. In the to:
will“: he
of the Methodist church, in Norwalk
at about 2:30 yesterday afternoon.
éwhen the auto truck belonging to Hub-
;hen, Hull It Ronda" Bompony. was
nuts crashed into by the Studebaker
fitaey, mod and driven by Waiter
Hoyt. , Unfit!!! on confirm this unru-
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RUBBER DAY 1
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. necessary to pay the 17 cents an hour
increase in wages given to the men.
‘ Sailors'
Bill AAA iEAA’EA’A’AESIAAAm
AND A socmust norm
I8 NAMED to SUBBED , Ail: “
IS OBSERVED AI,
IIION’ Pllllll
Twelve Hours of Happineti IDe
For Emplpyeees of Nor-iZ
walk Tire and Rubber Co.‘,
to Celebrate Fifth Anni-g
versary of Norwalk Plant’l2
BANll AAAAAA, ,. ’_
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tKeneral Gregorieff’s Troops in Odessa
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From the , _'
Led ,AfterRocei t fBadNews
a" p 0 He Made
Troops at the Front, Tells Soviet Socialists
._ the Best Fight He Could
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HEIlII BEIIlEl ASSUMES LAIIEIISIIIP ANll ‘
SAYS IIIIIEE TASK Will BE Tl] KEEP IIIIBEK '
Surrounded the
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Transportation and All At-‘ Jewish Quarter, and Began a Massacre Which Lashed
fractious at Park Free for? Three Days and Nights
LNG Employees—Eight, _.
Big Trolley Cars to Take
Big Trolley aCrs to Take
Down and Back
This is “Rubber Day" at Roton Point
Park, and fully one thousand men. wa-
men and children are enjoying an
ldtttl day down there at this very’min-
utP. as the guests of the Not-walk The
and Rubber Company, in celebration
of the fifth anniversary of the estab-
lishment of the company at their big
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1.—-A dispatch from Budapest tr»
day announces that a purely So-
.ciallstlc government has been
(formed under the It‘adfl’slllp of.
6llcrr ’lcidcl. 'I‘hc new govern»
IAIIE’S SA VAIlE
SHI ‘lncnt has issued a manifesto, the
Iadviccs add. declaring: that "its
Invent“ Croft PTOV-Ipilief task will bc to preserve in-
Newly _ _
ed a Success imBfidgeport§ tcrnal order and cntcr into 117‘???—
Itlatlons with the Elltcntc.
Demonstration—To Raise
and constantly growing plant at win. Coal in Sound—Argosy? LONDON. Aug. gwA dispatch
ni‘ga‘g‘;. in the day mm] women and and Argonuat 111. Will BC-;to the Exchange TcIcgraph Com-
children. wearing big. white buttons, 21“ work on Sunken :hlps‘: pally from Copenhagen says ll 18
Next week officially reported ll'om Budapest
lllll‘lll of Bela Kurt
Tho trades unions
Kim!
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Itllat lIlc govcrl
has resigned. _ _
vc- formed a Soelallst
. .-, —‘ - — 7 nmocnrom'. Aug. 2.” With a ‘ '
5 party (Howe augment, newspa- I ha
u. t 9w menu innate: ‘ ’50 . .-,II!¢I gmcnt‘ "lockup atch adds. . h
'aboard, $533.19 c'l'HeWgtiji-gintedf w... in. M. . . .1
‘ , , salvage ship Argosy and A j naul {ll \‘lENNA. ynday, Aug. 1 (A...
was given its trial trip off Bridgeport socialed Preset—Bela Kim, ‘1“
- . harbor yestclday. it was denlonstrat-j ' '. ‘ . ‘ . - ,r
___,!___ . ed to the party of fifty who made the I Hungarian ( mnmunlst dictating
trip that Capt. Lake's salvage system : has l'(’sl§."ll(‘(l and been succeed
Men Gain Increase of Wages
——Scrvice Resumed Today,
CHICAGO, Aug. 2.—-Strect car serv-
ice will be resumed today after a four—
day strike of surface and elevated car
men. Resumption of traffic soon fol-
lowed the announcement that the men
had voted to rescind the strike order
and to accept the wage schedule of
sixty-five cents an hour for surface
and sixty-seven for the elevated em~
ploycs agreed on last Monday by the
heads of 'the unions and the compan-
, 1*
Hearings were begun today by the
State Public Utilities Commission to
determine what raise in fares will be
is workable. by a Socialist governcmnt, auord- ‘ ‘
Ne“ week m? Argosy and Argo‘iilln‘ to a telephone lllcssage from '
naut ill will begin the work of salvag- : Budapest , .
mg 4,000 tons of coal sunk/off Now. On “298‘“ of ncws from the ‘2
walk harbor. valued at 540.000. A. _ _
Scores of lost ships in the Sound have 1 front that created contsernatlon m .
at a meeting of the" "i
been charted out and work will bPIBuilapcst. Kn“
Stu-ma on tgenlha: soon as the Nor‘1Sovict Socialists, pale-faced and H .
wfifiej‘tfimg‘; 85;“; is twin huupd‘ ‘ with his back to the wall, doctor. “Jr-“fit
with a submersible tube to \"lllCll a‘ed: ‘
diving compartment is attache-ii, 5ft: “Very “Ti“.
3213?“ 32.333. 31: $313. $15. a... 1 ‘ mm We:-
ing compartment enable the salvag- fight I C‘lllld- .
ers to walk upon the floor of the _ _
Sound or upon the decks of the wet ]‘()N])ON_ Aug. ivgpmpnmmal
sels whose “"5"” are ‘0 be salvaged. I Polish sources have received re-
“ I ports that lcncral (lregoriefl’h
VES I trops which are occupying Odessa,
isurroundcd thc .lcwish quarter
WREE“ BEBlSlflN three days and nights.
and began a massacrc which lasted
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If you demand it,
1 made the best
It is said a seven cent fare on surface
lines and an eight cent {are on elevat-
cd roads wlil be granted by the com»
mission. in addition. a one-cent
charge for transfers may be authoriz-
ed. The employs-s originally demand
ed a wage of 3.5 cents an hour.
‘ VIENNA. Friday. Aug. l (As-
‘ , . 'sociatcd Pressir—Thc l’olcs an-
Thomas Kecler says Engln- nouncc a continuance of their vic-
eer Was Leaning Back-‘ torious march against theUkral‘l‘lol _
, ‘ .' lions. They are crossmg t e ‘
“ard m Englne Elerucz Rivcr at various points.
' (It should be noted that the Poles
were given authority by the Peace.
PLANTIIASSISI
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GREEN‘VICH, Aug. 2.—~After tak-
ing: further testimony yesterday, Cor-
drier John J. Phelan reserved his de- Conference ‘to proced only to the
' . _ cision as to responsibility for the col- Zbrucz .
VJ‘qL-ng‘uflcgfig $023112? Onslgfntihn tilllfplision of two freight trains at East ) . . .
‘ - M ‘ "'0? 0 e ‘. hest ,VVedne da . One thin v . t) ' god _.
fated steamer Jacob Jones. torpedoed Port C or s y g \ IENI‘A, AWL ~ (Assmm »
brought out yesterday which had a
bearing upon testimony-“given Thurs Press).——-()vcrtures for peace watll :-
‘day night was that Engineer Henry the allies have been made by M
Brinkley. who was driving motor 911- new Socialist government of Huo- _‘ ,
gine 0102, which crashed into the rear gary, which has (won set up u v,
of train 098. an instant before the - m, , ,,
crash came. was leaning backward in :‘ilgieessmn to the Bela Kun “.1.
the engine with his feet upon the me- ' _ _ _.
Echantsm. This was the statement of ; Bela Kim. who reslned his VIP-W,
. Thomas Keeler, who lives‘close by the ; tual dictatorsh_ip. has been fnm-
Iishcd a safe conduct by the Allin.
and is expected to seek refuge
there.
200 miles off the coast of Ireland. on‘
June 5th, 1918, and a corps of assist:
ants. launched a house-to—house cam-
paign in the City of Norwalk. this”
morning. for the purpose of collecting
subscriptions to the Soldiers’ and
Magazine. The money rea-
lized from thees subscriptions is to be
turned over to a fund which provides
for the betterment of conditions for
the wounded soldiers and sailors of .
the World W'ar.
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Get $15,000 in Gems!
ATLANTIC ,CITY. N. J.. Aug. 2.”?
INQUfWSINklNG
0F S‘UBMARINE G72, Detectives ot all the south Jersey
‘ ioountiea are searching for four men
NEW LONDON, Aug. 2.-A naval I who early yesterday forced an en
board 0f inquiry consisting 0‘ Capt-.Itmoe into the summer home of
J. C. Leonard. Commander R. C. . Charles '3. Book, a Samara Point, and.
Grady and Commander G. P. Brown: after mien-eating Beck and his wife.
with Lieutenant-Commander
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“'ASHINGTON, Aug. 2.——-.L
copy of a treaty between the “le
Five” powers and Poland, said M, _
have been signed at Versailles a... . .
J one 28, was put into the Son“! ‘.
record yesterday by Chou-moo
Lode, Foreign Relation};
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of the _
Committee, who said it had been“
P. F. d a with ewelry valued at $15, , . .
roster,» judge advocate, in ntung'gbzf ° ‘ 1 submitted to the British Perl-o .
I at the submarine base today, to ulcer-I 'r of the burglars were mixed .mcm two weeks ago. - '
“in the “use 0‘ the flaking 0% the and 9 other: wore automobile so" .——-- ~ _
a 0-2 on Wednesday; of “NI-81°" Mr. neck to a retired business Puts. Aug. 1 (AW mite-b L
multofwhlch three lives were lost...“ mmmullevdwufmmhm‘ _... ”}
no “tel-9! will from W&*
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