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“IV in huw‘ ill? hon-
i'..‘ Frpllch war
:ll: furl became
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; ilN' happy your]:
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\\-.il‘gll left this
unmhs' li‘IO with
<1 A. it, but was
Sixth-r3: D, 56th
(‘_ wi'h which he
inn-inc his stay
, .lm- had the good
'li‘lllilllllt‘d with
dun-.hH-r of (‘olou-
l-‘rench Army.
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:m not occupied in
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idfihcumunY
hrmmNGERROUTE
who has been 9111-"
railroad stations. in
u-vcral years. has
messenger busi-
Bradbury. between
my} New York, and
linking daily trips.
. Well known to the
unsional people of
My, anal guarantees.
He has estab-,
‘ .1. wit-rs in A. M. Polli?i
w. Vushington street.’
‘nzlliofl to all orders?
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’ One Dying .
A. w muninie Accident.
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.. Y., Aug. 15:—
VI ~ killed and a youth
ant-d and driven by
(I: Saranac Lake.
embankment near
an mtriy hour yes-
Johnson and Miss
‘ house-ville, were in-
f’ft'ni ‘Loritson. 0f
. '1 iron] his injuries
. and Miss Emma
the deadgirl. was
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—which has been outlawed by the Grand; piano, seven and eight hours at a time,
-i when a big tour- ‘
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one. as 309°»ch um Matter.» ' . . 59m
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' .BUY Ell
south Norjvalk Posmmee
Will. Accept. Orders Ac-
companied byCash ' ‘
As a further means of fighting the
high cost of living, local housewives
are now afforded the opptruntty of
purchasing several at‘ticles of food-
stuffs from the United States Govern-
ment. through the htilization of the
parcel post.
in accordance with a resolution re-
utomobile Man Is Victor in
Famous Libel Case-Want-
ed Vindication Mt Money-
From Chicago Paper ‘
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tor the distribution of certainsurfilus
foodstuffs now on hand at thoseveral.
military subsistence depots, Postmast-
er Andrew Leary announced. this at-
ternoon. that starting Monday mom-
ing at 9 o‘clock. and continuing until
the supply is exhausted. the South:
JURY REMAINH} .
BUT ll] IiflUliS1
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will be open for the saic‘ of the fol~
At Least Nine Ballots Talc.
en, Says Foremna—Tri-E
bugle. Claims -Victory 43y
Reason of Small Award
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.\lOlTNT CLEMENS. Mich. Aug. 15. ERA 7' '
.-\ jury last night awarded Henry .1
Fold six cents damages against the ,
(‘hlvaso Tribune.- for calling him an,
anarchist.
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:Victims Were on Way to'
(ll'vy llulctt. foreman oi the jury.’ - - - '
silid that they took "nine ballots Plcmc When car Hit En:
that i can rcmembermmtlle first one,‘ gine - ‘
according to Leonard Measel, an-
olhur juror. standing 8 to 4 in 1“?" ' ’. " "
.1 , ‘ , . , . , - . tixlnRSBl‘Rh. w. \a., Auz. la.
fillflkgéé,’ Minding Mr. Ford some ——'[‘llo dcatll lzst as a result or the
crash batik-en a street car crowded.
nith women and children on route ml
a picnic and a railroad angina nt l’ar-i
manco. two miles north of here yes-t
:terday, was increased to eight lasti
Th!" PXIH‘BSS- night. when five persons succumbed to}
[ their injuries in hospitals. More ”113‘
iamootothcrsmci-efnjhred.‘ ‘ .
“, The car was carrying a picnic party;
"lines the award of six cents about
ixprwsr the feelings of the jury as
in tl-t- ruse?" a reporter asked Mr.
liuloil. ' ‘
"it just about docs.
vs our judgment."
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lCun: tuned . on Paul-Emit)
‘ {Ohio Twenty-bile. injured persons;
‘- were brought to hospitals here. i
~. James 8. Ward. county prosecutor,‘
.announced that a rigid inquiry intoi
‘ the accident will open today with tho,
coroner’s inquest. The wrecked car,
was of wooden construction and was‘
3 totally demolished. l
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Apparently C arrymg Out In-,
tentlon. to Move Fromt MISS “BELL BACK
Bridgeport and Leave‘ '
6,000 Striking Employees} ~ ,
There i
BRIDGEPORT, Aug. 15.——A_s their: ——_—_.: I
striking employes have not returned Misg Cornelia Odell landed from
to work. the management of the Europe on the lnipcrator, Sunday
Columbia Graphaphone company todaymoming at $230. in Hoboken. after
announced that the plant will be mov—I nine inonihs' 0‘ overseas Work in Y“
ed clsc where. The. local plan: was. M..C. A" The lmperator is the largest
dos“! at noon. appar‘entiy not w re-E ship in the world next to the Levjqr
open. it employs six thousand pepf than, and carried 18.000 passengers
sons. , Miss Odellsays the trip was glorious
The announcement of the closing of With ”"90 Jazz bands on board. three
the plant was made by T. C. Roberts.‘ theatres,dmucll dancing and enteliain-
assistant to the president, who said ment annsgdcalm a'sca that ’0“ at?”
that no statement would be made‘as 32::nrealele 1:11:2th? Ezssuélgeéeg
to the location of the plant in some ' 1
other city at this time. Several iacto— ggflksr’oggrgbirsrgg rgféggg‘g‘s' 335:1
ries which are available are undenrooms mooies Swimming DCOXB and.
consideration. He said that the strik-- many 'other attractions. The Impera-'
91's had had timely warning and as, tor\ was greeted at the Statue of Lib-|
they had expressed determination“),eny by the mayor‘s boat with two
stay out. the company would not so. bands playing. amid many thousand
“mel‘lht: {Siggfnflerimkes at other' shears on “Pg”? :5 till: 130“”:-
- oat c e n , n t we -
plants were unchanged today. The come :fmmusic. 0%:;m_ {ged 01:58. y.
machinists faced a new phase in theirf M. C. A. was a great one_ .
dissensions. Lodge 116, which “3% Miss Odell was in Switzerland. It-
just been organized by the Internal sly. Nice, Monte Carlo, Germany and
”ti amattzazdiytssrss‘: my?“ begrwggs 81:2,“: to-
on 18' - , ‘(ca e at ux- es- ncs r our
uel Lavit and members of "Lodge 304 months: in the Alps, playing the
‘was endeavori‘ng to issue the;
Attorneys for:
to have at
Lodge,
“'Omcial” labor. party.
both lodges have agreed .
friendly receiver named to take charge i STREETCAR STRIKE
' d t t Lod e. ’
oi‘ the books 3,. proper y 0 g ON IN PITTSBURGH
30 until legal proceedings have deter»5
mined whether proceedings have deter- . '
elation officers could take its Charter PITTSBURGH, Aug, 15....5-0‘. the
away. second time in lass; than four months,
In City Court two 3 Pittsburgh found ltseit, in the grip or
a street car strike today. Trolley
traific ceased at 'midnight last night,‘
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triking employes’
Company! were
of the Gtaphaphone
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(Continued 0'" Pa” Elg '3 tormen and conductorsct the Pitta.
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“ ' ,bursh I'lrallwsys 0911.1111ou right into
-SLIG%gAy§g,ng§NUE ....:°..-. mi: sail... samurai: ,
company yield to their demands'foral
. tuwelive cent an, hour incl-cans int
, o accident onl wages, while the receivers
West avenue, shortly before «ekhti they will abide bribe-recent
o'clock. 'this morning. when a Crowe of the War. Labor m.
Eckhart cal-{driven by W. A. Ballet; men‘an‘lncrease of slightly
of South Wilton. turned out 01531111 five cents-an hour. ' , 5
street. and swung. to the casts“? of comm, Ohio. Anti. 15.73811!
’ ' ice oven- practicflyovoryuivmonpt:
‘West avenue. on his wa union. and 7 , A
came head on "intna'yCadfilnc' can; «1119101110 'W; lateral-ban Ball;
There wasa slight out
.,“"‘""r$ hospital with h“
. . ,‘fl and Internal injuries.
:‘nt lulled upSidedown" "
‘- VH1»- (Jeanie Ham 4 ~.
.1 r" and kept 3' ~
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centiy passed. by Congress, providing .. .
Novwaik station. as u‘ilrstciass ofl’ice. >
:of women and ‘cfilidan'from, Reno.‘: »
say that 5.
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ThenBe
lip—Upon the
_- . ' K. Burns, sent.
from W . can '
senmtlve oppression: B. w. Jewell.
or the Railway Imployes' section of
the American Fedontion of Labor. the
system federati committee of the
New York, New area and Hartford
this noon voted to instruct the strik-
ing shopmen on t e system to return
to work on Mon This action re-
verses that which apparently was
taken by ballot announced yes,—
terday. Orders n be issucd to the
various local or: without delay.
The request of Mn, . ms was that the
committee 'recons its action. As
figures of tho vote as not been made
whimsy“? i :30!” WW
wen use; ‘ , " mass. the
count-linesi toads tho‘deciaion. voting
for a continuance oi the strike.
Robert A; Henderson. secretary o
the committee. and the spokesman o
the meeting. stat
the announcement that the committee
hopes all striking shopmen will re-
spond to the request and rcport for
work.
Mr. Burns, in an interview, stated
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lulu 1310 um:
“instantiation.
Progressive People Jubilant
'Over Unanimous Vote at
the Town Meeting—Com-
mercial Education to Be
Made Prominent—Adop—
tion of Plan to Lay Con-
crete Paving in Takenckc
fiarien is to have its own Junior,
High school. and regressive citizens
of that town are ubilant. This deci~
sion was made at a special town meet.
ing, W’odnesday night. Not only that.
but two other progressive measures——
one to open two additional rooms in
the new Noroton schoolhouse, and the
other to lay about a quarter of a mile
more of concrete paving, this time in
the Tokeneke section—were also
adopted. All three propositions were
decided by unanimous vote. the entire
meeting lasting less than three-quart-
ers of an hour. in marked contrast to
Darien' town meetings, a few years
ago, when" men used to wrangle until
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BBLUNSBWIK "
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. Imamsemcnts are shortly to be
when a strike 01- three thousand mo- made on the a. J. Collins Company’s
block, on Northmln street, which
will beautify that part of the
city at! - on! greater facilities for
them of the Collins Com»
nuny’s
Harry
perfect” plan: liq
an «hampering: ~ . ,. my be : Gilt-m 0.. AUG. W
“mutton may in .
“an" rags W ’ who!“
2:" ‘ 1‘
special rcpt-e?
~w, author. the architect, is
) ,rcmodeling the
Won entire building. and it ;is suppilaed‘
mating the that com: docidodchanges In the ap-
more than; pom nests ms ”for them no as
Latest Gossip Concerns Lo-
cation for H. Jacob & Sons’
Shoe Shop in Vicinity of
the Cloyer Mfg. Co.’s Plant
on Perry Ave.
1
7 Minors eminating from most relia-
‘M' sources were flying around uptown
this morning concerning the Fairneld!
Park section. in Winnipauk. as thel
site for a new home for the H. Jacoba- §
& Sons' shoe shop.'now located in the!
Bishop mills .
No definite information could be :
obtained from those in authorlty at;
the Jacobs’ oflices today, but the story !
goes that three locations have been'
under consideration by the shoe man-i
niacin-era since the property was sold ,
building in South Norwalkq
and a third for a similar offer in the.
Fix-scum: district. Now comes mm‘
bum: choice, which is said to be
.mderon moat advantageous terms.
and ahich it is not denied in receiv-
ing carqful consideration. ' '»
if this deal goes through it will add ,
greatly to the importance of “’inni-,
pauk as a manufacturing section,
what, with the mammoth new plant.
‘for the Clover Mfg. Co.. the large ad-
ditions to the Norwalk Tire and Rub-_
her Co.'s factory and other conte»m--
p'atod enlargements in that section. E
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TOKIO, Tuesday, Aug. 12.——Rcsti
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f‘ tution to China by Japan of those I under the “13;,ng of um
ed in connection with , parts of Shantung province. including; of the 30 ’
; KiaoChau. now Occupied by Japanese;
onrccs will be made without unneces-
isary delay. but the time required will?
,be dependent upon the attitude» 0!:
’Chlna, said Takashi Hora, Japanese?
l Premier. today.‘
i The Premier ,announcing a query;
[of The Associated Press. made the;
l foliwing statement:
1 “My couugue. Viscount Uchida.‘
' Minister of Foreign Altair-s, issued a
statement on August 2 in explanation
of our policy respecting the Shantung!
question. That statement representst
the considered opinion of this Govem- i
meat. and l have little to add in deal,
ing with the same subject. 2.
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J IMMIE M’CARTHY
SOME DETECTIVE:
\Tl’ay back on July 14th. James Mc-
Carthy, who lives at 180 Main streetf
rtpor‘tcd to the police that some one'
had stolen his bicycle from in front
[of his home. between nine and ten'
io'clock the night before. No track,
' was obtained of it until the recent ar-
rest of a young man in Stamford for
the theft of Stanloy Bu‘lnfclz‘s wit-"oi
from the reafoi the Regent Theatre.
together with a negro lad, who lives
with a Mr. Newland. of that city.‘
The white boy was tried in the Ju-
venile court here. and sent back to
the Juvenile Asylum, in Dobbs Ferry.»
N. Y.. from which he had been parol- ,
led. After Bndnick recovered his ill-3
cycle. Young McCarthy looked it over
and promptly identified the handle-
bars as the one originally on his ma‘
chine. He reported the fact to the
local police and was referred to Pros-
ecutor Dunbar, who was so impressed
with the young man’s shmwdness
that he advised him to visit the Stank.
ford police headquarters, which be}
promptly did. When he came back.
yesterday afternoon. he brought bat:
the saddle with him. and said that
site} a long interview with the negro
boy Jeffrey's, he obtained enough in-
formation from him to recover the
saddlo. and so impressed lira. New.
land. that she told, McCarthy that
Jeflpeya had 825 in the savings bank.
and that, oh. would thaw it oat‘and
and it to him. All d which goes to
show that “My has the trio de-
tective lutinet any may be a tamous
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Neutrons of these days.
.owmms'ro , .
‘ moment-mans
Lego. Qua towgm u... ;'
* militate
[Elli BUDAPEST Al on
WAR rm
It Regards Itself um“
her of the Peace C:-
Rumanian Government Says It Sti
Ally of the Ententc and a Mom
ference
AUSTRIAN fiflVfRNMENT 10 BE “Elli -
RESPBNSIBLE Hill BELA Kim _* -
oust of W'
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Bolsheviki‘ Forces Along the. South (3 .
Wed aafiEtflrt’rnfi'
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wilful anus
Employees of New Industr
PARlS Thursday, Aug. 14. (Ann.-
ciaicd Fromm-Tho Supl‘r‘mc (low
in its response, drafted today, to tho
reply of tho l'lumanlan government to , j, ..
the note of the Council regarding‘m "
occupation of Budapest. does not not
‘lhc Rumanians to ioavc Budapest in—
i nlcdiatcly.
Tho Council advises Romania that
:ihe inter-aliiul military commission,“
y; Budapest will discuss moot points with.
in M ner’s H3“ GiveiRumanian ofllciais them. hick
(3083“ ‘ The reply of tho Council, w
S“ ul Afilll‘ 1 probably will he soul to'Buchsrnst w
‘ ”.— » , morrow. is lookt-d upon as havinz boa. .e
Summed up in in? words of the designed to facilitate negotiatim . gt
society editor, the social and dance of
the Norwalk “'aist company held in
the Bomber building on West Wash-
ington street last-night,'could be de-
sccibed as algran‘d’nad glorious suc-
cess.“~»bukion.pfltoncss who, no .w‘ill
go into detail.
The affair was conducted entirely
' Manhunt
cal concern. and l .nucccss
was due largely to the untirlng 'eilorts
of Mrs. Evelyn Miles. chairman of the
arrangement committee. and fm'olady
without causing a breach. ._
The Romanian army art-Wed in
Budapest be-tore the Bucharest. govern-
ment had received the notable? tho
Supreme Council til-lion:i that «$3
manta-oops knot allow, .. m
, Hungarian capital. the Ruinzdiaam
municauon said. ’
The Rumanian government added it
still regards itself as an allypi’
Entente and as a member pitta" . ,
Conference. Tho Rumanifll . ‘1
cation camo'from the Foreign '
at Bucharest, but did not bear t“
, ture of Premier Bratiano. it is. -
ed upon as conciliatory in tone.
‘, Tho Rumanian government contend-
'ed that tho Rumanianu in their conto-
ration in Hungary wow merely gob
ting back their own property. It was
insisted also that the al'mlntim of
NURMM. WNDHWNS
lilEil ”BN9“ ; N‘lfi‘fi‘n‘éii 22$:3’i°in“ii:“’;;m
,said it diflcrcd from many of tho
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v ' . ' points raisrd by Rumanis, but that the
NEW England Railroad Man- aintcraillod commission in Budapest
agers Rgport More MC would discuss them. - ..—
_Are Returning to Work
Daily
BOSTON, Aug. 15.—-The freight cm-
bnlgo established by the Boston 8;
Maine railroad soon after the strike 01'
shopmen and mechanics became of-
fectilvo a week ago. was removed in»
day. Officials announced that all
classes of height would be acccpicd at
once.
A few men returned to work on the
Boston and Malt-lo. and Boston and
Albany systems today, but the majori-
ty remained out and will lepni't in a
body tomorrow. Officials of the New
York, New Haven andi-lartford said
they had heard nothing as to the in-3
tontion of their striking; employees.
about rctuming to work. i
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llll’iilfiiNS flfflfililiSi
LONDON. Aug. 15.—-A wireless dis;
patch “received at Quecnstown from'
the British tank steamer War Khan
says that the tanker picked up anoth- , A
or met in am finding that ‘ Court.”
crew drunk. the captai “IQ
incapacitated ‘
from inluries and some of the other! John [L
GENEVA. Thursday. Amt. liq—Tho
allied governments have informed an
Austrian govemmr-nt that it will be
held maponsible for Bola Kuu. in;
Hungarian Communist leader and tc
his delivery later for trial by an allied
tribunal, according to a dispatch from
inn‘sbmck.
Bola Kiln. it is added. will be trio!L
to: hanging and shooting Hungarians
during his reign in Budapest. .
Extradition will b9 resisted by Bola
Kim, it is said, it being addodrthe for-
mt-r Hungarian Foreigner Minister de-
sires to go to the l'nited Stat“, inb-
ing with him the money he and 3”
wife carried out of Budapest.
lb.-—An ad-
Boluhewlk
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OOPENHAGEN. Aug.
vance on Petrograd by anti-
foroes. which it is hoped, will
illiiiiiii‘iiiiii.
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ttorney Skene. “Friend ill
snuaasu» .
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omcer irons. no crew of the 5 .
WuflaMtbemnmm-CWI In} ”Process 9390. M rm:
and supplied mush mouth take the ples Lot of Tune ..
steamer to met. «there it was bound. . ..___, _ ,
, . " ' A trial in which “1311 were n3
‘ intricate local points mm a ~
mmfim‘ AGA‘N I of lawyers participating in at w
VENEfiAmGHT BILL and ‘hlch had many other .. ~
-9359.ch Jain a. scam in the mm
W ’ TON. “5 1" WM lasting from ”AI '
as!
case
not feature! was heard baton _,
Rafi
until
Wilson Mary ml the hill repeating
the W" ' m Declaring, nearly 7 p. III. with a M
the pm: W ' ‘ ‘ ’ "that at noon It was
Norwalk Chronicler