associate mesa News Flt-OI ail; ram-e or To
‘1
iii All Now
iiilicinipi
Office as Second—Class Mail Matter.
Entered at the south Nbrivalk P’e‘ot— ' - - = .
s wénflbiv A snow.
was also
M :—
"oun own «snares -
moust- 14, 1919
Friday Fair.
Within" $230,000 "if!
llBiRlY Bulls tARNiGlE-
fllllM BROKERS
"Milli
Architects, and Builders Try
to Wotkflul Plan to Keep
. Pres?!“ Mo‘fiVfi—EX-
cessive Dem ,. Made by
Unskflled‘ orkmcn—slm
3'30““ Apartment Impos-
SHADOW
a
mum commits 4
mm ~ lili unions;
llllllli COSSACKS i ,
Ritual of. the. Presbyterian
Church Used by Rev. Dr.
Merrill. of New Yerk City
: gonad-u
lENflX PASTBR ” g
. ASSISTS IN SERVICE
Burial Was in the Family
Richard Whitney and. Co.
Loses $178,000 and SimOns
and Slade Lose $52,000—
MeSsengers Sought by the
Police .
iiiiiiiiiim ”
. Till SIMILAR
4)
and There Is No Sign That Bolt
sheviki Advance Will Be Checked
rBEl'lEliNliWSHlllllSllUlll RUSSIA,
WHEREEEN. PEliUlll manual on. ._
Could Be Put Into Efieet at
,Onee, and Give a Flat Re-
turn of Six Per-Cent. on
Capital Invested
SURPLUS Willi] .
BE llWlBEIl
sible at .Ifresent Prices
in view of the sudden revival of ma-
Jor building operations in many of the
larger municipalities of the country
efforts were made this week. by archi:
tects and builders. to work out some
plan for stabilising wages of skilled
building labor; so that the present
boom may confine unintermbied,
says the weekly review at The Ameri-
can Architect. The narrowing of the
at one time wide discrepancy between
the volume of building plans died and
fi‘
Ami-ring (‘ommittec of Local
‘i'mt of American Legion
Hold Meeting and Talk
. )i or Various Matters
lilUllllliiEY’S
iiililiiiiihii
'Endeavoring to Separate Them From the Main Body
. the Kolchak Forms,
a
u
s
. ., 7.--- . Plot at Sleepy Hollow mm "0“: mrted- has made it so . lRumania Does Not Favor Installation of Archduke Jos— ’
ll wine-day. Septembei llllh, parent inset: the mausoleum Employees, Road Earning It; ianower in Hangar __ American Casualty Re- .
’hill} Proposed {13" 31.2.1“ Both Instances, Boys Dis- 1%??tery’ , Tarrytown, 33:: ifggt'iieiamfii 3.3313: and Public Would Get “E :3: Data ' .y . ,4 ~
must be remedied It a gueraliy be-
m. mat-d no file. Dix:
"static and Dinner at Ros
'on Point
patched , to Carry Bonds
LENOX, Mass. Aug. 14.——-The fun-
eral of Andrew Carnegie was held to-
; Fail to Make Delivery and ___..__.__
day, at Shadow Brook. his summer .
cent. on capital invested. was present-
Th ' -
en Disappeal: home in the Berkshires. ‘ . 'v '
PRIMER REPAIRS w .o m w .1... no... mm:
.3 fl , . y , There was no eulogy and there Were
“(3311“v'uzglafi- ‘figfim 1f-—I-i‘b9rty no pail-bearers. The service was as. Commerce committee by Luther M '
'.\.,.;,‘,I,.du‘v ”0'; int; b 'k“"9 “0'90 SHIIDIP 88 Were the tastes and habitsi Walter general counsel of the Nation'-:
- ‘ - F0 erage firms ol‘ the man in life. Fully half of the] ' -al Asgécl‘fion of Owners of Railroad
suxty persons present were members' 'Securitles. *
The fundamentals of the plan. in-
lmil been entrusted to messengers: The ritual “V—
. . .. a .. . . of the Presbyterian! ¢ .
\\I;‘,).(.Ill;}‘.‘j (launpea’rili. . _ Icm‘ml‘ “'33 “39d b." ”I“ OUlCiaflnK'IIoen‘gman Does Strong” public and the road earning it were
llii‘h\il::li;xl° ilitimiv company MEI-e Clemyman' 1’“ Wimam ”PM“ “"3 Man Stunt in Bloomfield ”plain“! by Mr Walter vho declar-
~ 0 If! Amer the“. This rill. or the Brick Presbyterian church,‘ :94 u could be pm inio sheet immeas-
map f ately. ‘
WASHINGTON. Aug. li.—— The W'ar-
field plan for railroad control, with
provision for a flat return of six per
,k W
I learned at police headquarters. .
'ihe stolen bonds in each instance: timates oi' the family. i
'z‘v- ills-
' : m»- iii-u“
~.~‘1:-»:| Wm:
H mi; 1?.
:.~:iil". hl'
“, in the financial district here, it was
of the household. The others were in-
cluding division of all surplus over
the fixed return among employee. the
firm dispatched a messenger with e of Filth avenue. which the Carnegies,
. :uu Twelve)
Share, Mr. Wanter Says 1‘ , .
MEWAYSMEN in the Ural Mountains of the
forces of Admiral Kolchah con—
MUST [iflmwmed here today. South of Uralsk,
at the southern end of the Urals, it
: e o . ‘ “ ‘1 . .‘ . 1”
gm. 1...... to End Soon.:3.‘“.::::3:::.l:::; $28.22;...
and Trailic Conditions Are .
‘Kolchak forces. who are fightin‘
s lon both sides of the Transmbcrln
$17 .000 worth of bonds to the oflices 3 attzndgd and 0f wh’eh Mrs Came -.
" " H “ ' ‘ ' ' 1 K ‘ " ' gie: . "The k9 stone ‘of th ‘V eld c ~ . N _ _ : .
. tl [\lililtl. l’oabod) & Lomnan). hmkl and her daughter” Mrs. Roswell Mil-', BLOOMFIELD. Aug. 14,45“ ciueshpian." the inn?“ said, “i; a (35:3,.83: :gt3‘23waegebfzglfgigilgpagii East of ( helialnntlk, $312:ch
. . a. flask.
lhey offices. The bonds consistedtwmch his daughter Margaret united! l 7‘ . . ' . an . 3
' ‘-= l ' .4 ‘fi.h n 8”,“. "10.38“ , fm Cominisalon that it shall make and shopment. who strmk last Thurs- the Bolsheviki are said to have
mo t y or Victory nomg' although ““9 church m W'byilln..loeknp~in the Tow l,’ Way ; "vigil? and passengcrmMMud‘flday, for‘increasedmirfleheg the line of the Mines and
3 LONDON. Aug. 14.41am. retreat _
tinnes, according to news receiv: q
Eis added. the Bolslicviki have drivo i
. . .them from the main body of the
Improvmg Daily
BOSTON. Aug. 1i.——Traific condi- railway. . . “’ ,3.
i it, across the street from the Whit. ie-r. were members. The day upon: loathe whereabouts of lienuok H 1.3%,!“ direction to the interstate Com- count at ballots east by mechanics .0“ ”10 railway,
Hmong ”were 5”" °‘ me “we” Games" “NW ‘hmient any oil night. had been secured yesterday by i to pay operating amuse. 111:2th
r‘r '
2“
ugh-3
: issues,
The messenger. a boy. did
his lite," and Dr. will has said that ' Constable William 1’. Francis, who
.not dehw" ”‘0 mm“ and ”‘9 ”Omen With ‘Rdvanclng ”an. Kr. Carnegie j searched the town and inter notified,tnan six per cent. return upon
railroad properties and give not less
‘srrikd‘ieaeers salt! the head or soul-[MM ‘River ~
ment on the hueslion of returning to
the work had been made uncertain by an,
a, ”lid cldelfli‘iu—
men, just east of the Russian-Bib-
;hrc searching for him.
.avo evidmeofir i .’ o
Sim." The“: lg & e h was ns interest the iiartrurd police mpanment
ll eds .f ,of ti et
‘in the society. 0 ggregate air value ie prop r y
, apparent division of opinion between‘erian border. The advices add .
lmgman was ‘arrested Tuesday alter-idew'oted to transportation in each of "
a; emploves of the Emma and Name 3 that there is no sign that the 130!-‘
-.. the American1
.i: Paris because.
vz. Hwy disagreed
:ll-t conference.
. :i (-nni’orcnce ;
.n on which there.
“w... it. was agreed
.- W ., ‘ :n .v-I‘urod from the
' , , t l... “Ln!“ public.
' .. :lvflr-nilon :u the
" 4“ ' \’- . i. Hi:i I'l‘PSldt‘nt
~ .unniiiitev.
~—
._.._
[-{lURi ll} BEEIHE
UN Sill. Billflilflii
H.191... (his and Homes Ex-
3mm. Is ('luim
1:4 ,Y . \ . Us. ll~Juslice
T {“1 ,. ' - court, Brooklyn.
‘ ' 5hr phrase “for
' .n the prohibition
.- '. M mu i-preted as per-
m“ ' -~ liquors at hotels,
1; I“ and private resi<
, *‘m'azued before him
-. . ., . ., ' of Howard Major,
. be American Malt-
mmemion was ad-
: 3w: strikes only at
" ll liznlv, where intoxi-
‘ : in to excess.
7 "’1 Page Seven).
liR_l)("_i:.:\S TAKEN—-
Li i331 i 0LUTIONISTS
.ii. ,
V. «- l: Republic of Sal-
- . ‘_ Aug. 13.-—-Suc-
‘ ‘ canon revolutionary
I.“ : : .‘ u’lef Western Hon-
..1 , ,. 2r“ I!“ press dispatch-
, ‘1 ’- “:llt‘ifiiS. an import'
"3"“. t ,‘V “‘3‘ miles from the
5 J‘sador and Hon-
, ’) li.l'.'(* been taken
_ » after hard fight-
v‘ :nment columns
» ‘Lil. The revolu-
m.
“<33
llVlNli CflSTS
“’ASHINGTON. Aug. li.-——Appro'-
priations totalling $600,000, with
which to help carry out the Presi-
dent's suggestions for reducing living
' costs, were introduced in Congress to-
day by the Agricultural Department.
Mr. Palmer was to appear later to-
day before the Senate Agriculture
committee to explain amendments to
the Food Control act extending—anti‘
profiteering sections to clothing and
other necessities and providing pen-
alties for violations of the law.
When the committee met today.
senators expressed divided opinions as
to the necessity for the legislation. ’
Amendment to the act so as to sun
ble the Government to prosecute pvo'
fiteeri‘ng in shoes was urged by Sen
tor Ransdell, Democrat, Louisiana.
“I want as little regulation' of
commerce of this country as pose a."
said Senator Page. Republican; Vet
mont. "I will oppose any kind of reg
ulations We can avoid."
Recent opinions by'tood administn.
tion officials that eleven cents was,a
iair price for sugar are being trans-
mitted by the Department of Justice
to district attorneyis for their infor
matidn in the campaign against prone
eering. Attorney—General Palmer
said, however, that no price, for sugar
could be fixed by the Government.
U. s. oficiais Seize .
Butter in New Haven
The United States ,marshal's office
has under seizure. 283 tubs of butter,
each tub weighing sixty-three pounds,
[taken from the custody of Wilson
Brothers, No. 121 state street, New
ter does not meet the pure food re-
quirements otjthe Unitbd'fltntes'.
Paul, Minn. ‘ ,
Deputy United States ..
othy A. McCarthyyestérday:
the possession 01.311131)! ‘
store. Nor3205€wmdsor
ford. the; ' a;
3...“. l I :zm u. be advancing
by a,
named
712 ., la!
. ."td’tnui b.— place
r M "’“Ht'agua and one.
“8:311?
Brat _ can
lilfig . “trim." “.8 q .:
l 1- butler“ z 7- a under . Gemini.»
Haven. on.the allegation that the but—
e'
butter was shipped to this state by
the Tilden Produce Company,“ Bt.‘
W " 'l'imi
{m M 01 1m 23"”,15- alumina the. mayor runner stated that the bacon
.STRAlFflRll ”PHI-ll]
A. W. Braitling Not to Be;
Reimbursed for Damages?
to Main Street Property
brates ‘First Birthday'
With Revival of Many
Memories of the, Land 0’
Cakes
The members of Lady McLachlan
Lodge. No. 82. observed the first anni- ‘- .
vorsary of its organization at Red! Upholding a decision made by the
Men‘s Hall. last night. in’ characteris- board of selectmen of Strati’ord, Judge
tic fashion and the revival oi: manleohn J. W'alsh yesterday morning de-
ol the good old Scottish. customs, so'clared that Arthur W. Braitiing. of
dear to the hearts of descendants from Stratford, should not be reimbursed
the Land 0' Cakes. A large number» for damage to his property. on Main
of distinguished guests from out of‘ street, which he claimed to be due to
town were present, including theia change of grade in the sidewalk‘
grand daughter of the order, Sister made in November, 1917, at a hearing
Bruce, of Astoria, and Sister Wild- in the Common Pleas court. -
man. of New Haven, known as the Braiding claimed the the grade
“Mother of the Daughters of Scotia." alteration brought the surface of the
havlng helped to organize the ilrst:walk- 18 inches above the surface
‘ of his property. allowing the drain
age during Wet weather to seep
through to his land, causing great
damages to trees and shrubs. He
named no sum in his action, asking
the court to do so. The hearing
pmduced evidence to show that a
grade change in the highway had
been made by the state prior to the
alteration of the: sidewalk level, and
that this latter change level benoc
fitted Braitling’s property. Judge
Walsh found that Braiding should
.i not be recompensed by the town, and
"that any future action should be
taken against the state.
miiiiiiii W
‘, diminution
MOUNT CLEMENS,(Mieh.. Aug. 14.;
—The jury which for ' three months
has been hearing testimony and argu
ments in Henry Ford‘s $1,000,000 libel
suit against the Chicago Daily Trib.
uno, retired today to consider its ver-.
a... - . . . ‘MAYOR BRINGS »
midi; {with integers: ‘ HOME THE BACON
meat" is exceeded in the case of Mn!
Ford. because his position as a great Mayor Jeremiah Donovan telephon-
employer of labor and entry as a prop- ed The Sentinel oil'ice early this utter.
agnndist into the discretion of the noon that he is “bringing home the
preparedness question made him a bacon} unnamed by his fruitless
public character- lettorts to secure a quantity or the
“the Judge hold that a-«hWBoaper hams that were sold by the Govern-
has no greater privileges in making merit, Mayor Donovan made another
comment than has “individual. itdp to New York “today's and succeed-
The jury was instructed further tofica in purchasing 125 cases or strip
dismiss the case against the Solomon. bmn. nae); ease averages 125
News Company, which. on a pnrelylpouds, which approximates. in all.
technical charge that it distributed about 15,000 pounds. the cost or which
in Elohim 208 copies of the Tribune is in the neighbor-lander $5,090. The
editorial; batted .131 lie am 4
FM page“
enqAnsrchis "; was made a~ ,. saith.
where lighting yesterday betwoen'
striking employee and deputy sherlii's
resulted in the injury of five persons.
A number of shots were fired during
the night. but early today there was
no sign of further rioting. Several
explosions, believed to be dynamite
blasts, shook the works of the plant.
early today, but the extent of the dam-
age was not known. That the blastav
were inside of the guarded works at
the Keystone mills was admitted by
officials of the company.
The trouble dates back two months.
when the employee struck for highevt Judge Mayer. who appointed Limp”
wages and a closed shop. The com-
pany granted an increase ’in pay, but
declined to recognize the union. The
plant has been closed for several
weeks.
ANDEYISON ARRESTED
ron DRIVING CAR 0N
BROTHER'S LICENSE
There was a slight accident on Wall
street, last evening at 5:35, whens
car driven by Louis Anderson bumpi-
ed into another~ machine. Officer
Frank Raymond, who was on traflic
duty and naturally asked for the car
license. which was not in the car. He
then asked the young man if he had
a’h Mentors license. and be promptly
produced one. ‘Uhfortunately for the
young man. the dice:- knew the li-
ncense was issued to his brother. An-
drew Anderson.
Then things began to develop. and
thewungmiwhowinnothels
years' old until next month. was an
rested, charged with operating a car
without. operator's or car license. He
waeronnbondofSfiOi’orap-
pear-am in courtathta morning, when
Andrew Anderson. who‘ is a member
or the Noru‘tlk ilre department, testi-
fied; that he had not transferred his
license to the car In question. which
had just been purchased,- but intended
to do so at once.
The young nun. who said he incend-
ed to take out an ' items.
as scones he was“ endless! age,
admitted” macho, “titans chaser
an m his brothers“
m
a1 Kolchak are a serious blow to
'the policy of the Ententc in Bus-
‘ sia
8' R. TEE“. MUS‘I‘ Better news has been received
tfrom South Russia. where Gems?
REBOENIZE unmNial Petlura. the Ukrainian anti-
' ‘Bolslievik leader. is progressing
rapidly toward Kiev with a view
NEW YORK, Aug. It.—-Empioyes or .
the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company . toward Odessa, which probably
tsmy won their demand for mogul-1 will have to be evacuated by the
“m °f me“ “i“ “he“ “9‘1"“ ;Sovict forces. The Rusian volun-
. : de
M. Geri-is n receiver for the company. . teen ”0.098 _un
announc that it had been establish- are closmi; m 0“ Odessa W. “3
ed to the satisfaction of himself andznOrthetLSt and the east, and If it
Public Service Commissioner Nixon \ believed that the whole Black 81!.
i.moustatfisszssrsz “3:: was? win be of .1... 3°“
3 the Amalgamated Association of Street I SheVfl‘ hands.
and Electric Railway Employes when
the strike was called last week.
(“tinned On m0 It”)
(Continued On Page Five)
l. 3. Julius .,
howl
issac S. Jennings. onset the oldest
and best known midi-Its at South
Norwalk. died last evening at 10
' ocloek. at the unity residence, 119
Plan Hill Road. utter a brief illness.
He was born in New York city seven.
ty-nve years ago, but came to this Graphaphone Company MI '13-
citywhenaboy. Durmgms long has- drawn its otter-ole emceekafl
ineaa career he has been ‘asseclsted had reamed totbs mm
This locked count-anon
phat’ the cities-ll said
monument to be
look may, renewing
that five hundred m 0‘ M
‘Ho'imes 1: Edwards Silver Coupon
had returned to work. There m Ii
rem current
pany, andat hisdeathwasitau'eas
flemnlno-hal' of'mt’
whim '
to cutting the railways southward 4
r Gen. Denekiuo ‘
that the Golan-b 2"
‘ ‘v . H .\(:.-.v The other theft was from Simmons, noon by Constable Francis on a'the - .. , . . . t
, ,, ._ . , ‘ _ . - principal traffic territories. ; Railroad and those of the New iork, - - . ' ' .
,'."‘..H”:" hi‘lhllt' :Kn T'i‘lljlfi-t fig)”: lossutotalied (1353000 (Continued on Page Six) lchai‘ge ot delrauding the Grill'in To-s ‘ New Haven and Hartford Railroad. - )shevxki advance 15 mm" t? . ”.9 .,.., .
.6: .. A». lltW'Hll‘Il Thy-v wings atngnound‘e‘sean :Slle- ____...._________._._. bacco Company of 810. He came here ; Continued on Sixth Page 'i Boston and Maine strikers, who vot- Cheeked' , . . ' .(
. 4.. , ‘4 I ‘ . H' ““\'.'.”., ”I“ 'L. M Skim“! r t.\ ihos Infill c I???" 1130' » from Brooklyn. N. Y.. where the com-9 ' ed early in the week, Were said to 09-. The Assocxated Press 1s Inform.»
. . '. I ,‘I ‘ \ fH‘" [,[tm'w' . bond fl W'hit ' e d 8‘ v. I c,‘ ‘e l pany had hired a number of men to“ . f pose going back until their grievances ' ed. however. that the general pmw
‘ - u (II‘CHSS ”18‘ k S 0T] ney an ompan) war? “‘Ork on the plantation. lM'lITlA “BABY :[igd been adjusted, but there were tliln 0f Adlllil‘al KOlChak and hi."
‘ , , ' m e.“ ‘9 messenger in whose 90““ it is alleged that when Hoeuigman1 lsome indications that the New Haven' . - - b.
"v" ‘ ”10""1 Him-<0. f “95*”0“ they had be?“ placed (“589‘ reached the tobacco fields he refused. ‘ , men favored the acceptance of Frost-1 government 15 not believed to ,
1? w 9 Iii-my While, Ann; neared after he had ben instructed to SCBTIA MAKE ‘ ‘ dent “’ilson’s recommendation for anfmadt‘ immediately worse by “I" " ‘7‘.
. v ' j N“; l.’-'.1f‘l“(30nfcx'-: ($12“: "gm [l0 ”:9 Effie? 01' 3201“” (motioned on Sixth Page.) immediate return. lBolslievik advance. and barring -'
‘ ', ' _ ‘i ‘3' f.” 5: 591031013; ”:2 Pdlice e a 30 3 9 ng ”“8 t by , M... - : Railroad managers reported the ' the unexpected collapse of Admif-‘ '”
1 {‘1‘ 1' " “gm-M and Hard-i D - ; i freight situation as somewhat improv- h 't' A efi.‘ ' .
. , ., m, mm]: mm . , . a1 Kolchak, t, e mum ions m
h . I I PEORIA lll Aug 15 ——lllinois ”L ed by the modifications of embargoes . d' h 1d rrivc in Sib-
‘ , : e l . ‘ serve militia u'nits ‘fvem' ready today made elfective yesterday. They said ca 1S: 39‘} mg 5 :0“, 3_
i 1 a. .. 1,. ”$31.11, nasal]: . , . __ l ~ m march to the Keystone steel and that seventy per cent. of the accepted on; in timlelto alt: In 11:18 ricozcgym
, g ‘ “ "W “in p ‘1 r -l -. . h I. vme d 'evert ecss.i 183 mi e e_
. ( liliillit, “ llO re- 1 Lady DICLaChlan LOdge celC-i risiezrglefndrdlgr Sglutthgo ;?;l £11311, : (Continued On Pm Five) that the I‘P"PI'S(‘ sugared by Admlf-
saloon-pom, Aug. limb. '
the industrial strikes here were pael- :
mlstic in their discussion of the an:
Norwalk Chronicler