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Mrs. William Burr, Aged 14,000' Employees Leave
thirty-eight YearS. Makes, Work in Strike for Fifty
Attempt 0“ .Her L‘fe Per Cent. Increase in
ii'hglfeSeated m an Auto-5 Wages —--
mo
AAAtulsuuus IN
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has Noticed Weeping by
People at the Point, But?
Refused to Give Cause of :
Trouble
shortly after six o‘clock last even-
while her husband “’illiam and
l thPmsPlVI‘S Louise Burr, 38. of
rzitinltl Hill, Fairfield. seated in
:' ilv'rl'olot runabout, parked near
mEhinz houses. at Roton Point.
:ul seriously injured herself in
will at suicide. The bullet
an lit'l' light temple. She now
- Nnrwallt Hospital, hovering
a hm and death. Her action is
' 7—1::lve's‘prung from jealousy"
husband.
3 at Rotun. alone, some two
Air her husband and daugh‘
Also made the journey by
‘hs. iiurr is said to have
AfiiliAllilNEAlEfl
iii REVIVAL ill
AAEEA uANtEs
.Sttat-kixlulcss Young Men and
i’ark
‘iili-‘nt‘lnfe during the
v llhin hailing distance.
-:»l:lbli.‘<l1(‘tl close to the
" cm, Saturday. when
nth-s accompanied by a
:Ewn escorts were SPPH
My alum; Mott avenue
and stockings in
tam-ml of on their feet
Hill-s. they should be
it was thought they
mmnambulists out for
~ A)" exponents of a new
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( ‘t'wi 0n Pace Six)
Kill Many in Fights and
i apturc Guns
‘. .‘CAEH’AR, Aug. 18.—A state-
~ lllv' national palace in
_ rnxviml of Honduras.
' inn-n (ten. Calix has at-
‘ndiliionists intrenched
,1 ‘ s of the Rio Lepasale
'j l'»' routed them. The
». that the enemy left
> wounded on the field
,1 Wm illlllt'lll troops cap-
0! war stores and
lt‘cr‘n'mdioa sun: Paco-l
.A lam wot—YT FLARE
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afternoon.
. 1-. b9 getting
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ii'ltlit‘li TAKEN AWAY
U“? almy scout plane
in its fall on the
', hreens Farms. Fri:
. A. V'in‘l Carried back t0
.‘ . .t.‘ H It
.. . .mrwall: at about 4:45 I
. ,,,]".".j*"“m BiShOD. the me :
~ “A m the fatal plungeulm
’WAASEEAAEEA;
. SNARLlNlHSlflllY
A Extra Trains, Trolleys and
‘ Autos Try to Carry 2,000,-
000 Persons
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{two million persons,
lravel our the lnterborougll
Transit Company‘s
Brooklyn and Queens
; provised conveyances
2:10 miles of trackage moved.
iot’ travel caused the worst
snarl in the. history of the city. The
. were fairly congested during the early
morning hours.
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lltilllt‘ll Perform in Union, and fifteen privates were killed and3
were wounded in the rioting last week
Fix ofiicers and eighty-five privates
, at Chemnitz, Saxony, according to an
' 51“” make Union Park , ofl'icial announcement issued yester}
"""“ never fear for u‘eh'i day. The dead Will be interned with}
{military honors at Frankenberg in-
. [or there are plenty 0f ‘ stead of at Chemnitz, owing to the:
continued hostility of a large section
of the populace to the Government
troops.
Crowds gathered in front of the
flower shops where wreaths for the
dead officers and men were displayed
and demanded that they be removed.
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TRAIN SERVICE
RESUMEI] TflliA
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day.
and Hartford road. the south
runs and New York 7;?
ceptlon of the Kr
press and the Me
were resumed, but c
Thursday.
(continued 0n Paco mo
NEGRO KILLS FARMER.
BALTIMORE. Md. Aug.
negro. .Catherlne Peter's. his _
ter, was shot, through the breast
arm and taken to in Was ,.
18.-—More than
who ordinarily:
Rapid
subway and ele-
».;m:n-_\'t-al‘-old daughter Evelyn en- vatcd lines in Manhattan, the Bronx.
today either
look 510‘” moung Su'faogrcaéilizglg' Davis and Harold G. Peterson. Amelil
: their work as a result of the strike of
the company‘s 14,000 employes for a delaria. Tex.
fifty per cent increase in wages. As on d“. and who.
yesterday. when the strike became ef- death unless 31.3000 ransom is
fective. not a wheel on the company's ‘ "
Thousands of jltneys
Continued Hostility Results ,
BOSTON. Aug. 18.—Restoration ofl
~le suburban trains anda majority of: Herbert Wheeler,
the through trains. cancelled because, William Forepaugh and Edward King.
or the strike of New England railroad; The winners of the contests were as
mechanics and shopmen on August 7
and 8, gave Boston and Maine patrons
virtually normal passenger service to.
On the New York. New Haven-
shore-
ins. with the
schedules were not promised before
ThegBoston and Albany.
which maintained nearly normal serv-4
SHOOTS HIS DAUGHTER
‘18.~—
George Peters. fifty-five years old, a
farmer of model. Prince Georges
county. was murdered and his body
set afire yeaterd‘ayby an unidentified
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BANDIIS H010
AMERICANS. Hill
Ultimatum to- Garranza
~Efi‘ect in Stopping Out.
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Aviators Write Letters to
Relatives
W'AS HINGTON. Aug. 19 ——The
American embassy at Mexioo City
was instructed today by the State Dc-
: partlnent to immediately call upon the
Mexican Government for quick action
‘i to efl‘tct the release of Limits. l’aul
can army aviators. Who were captur-
wlu'le patrolling the bor~
were threntcned with
paid
‘ today.
The State i‘lepartlnent's announce-
Th“ stoppage 0‘ the main “Steal“: ment said "the instructions pointetl‘
ra " out the seriousness with which the‘
.. . , , United States Government views this-
nautm streets m downtown .\ew York situation, and called for immediate_
adequate action.” .
The American consul at Jul-es also
was anti-acted to take all Mable
3stepts with the Mexican
there to secure release and protection
lot the officers.
State_i)epartmcnt officials said the
lrandsom demand would be paid as
Asoon as information could be had ot‘
_ the whereabouts of the men and 'to
i whom the money was to be delivered.
: it has not been decided whether the ‘.
Alinited States would furnish the sum
land charge it against the Carranza
Government or call upon the Mexican
AGovernment to pay it direct.
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2 o'clock, Saturday afternoon. The
weather conditions were very favora-
the day's sports. A very large crowd
was present and, as there were only
gtwo awards, first and second prizes.
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The prizes for first.
and second were beautiful silver cups.
Mr. Forepaugh,
followa:
Ladiel' Swimming Race.
First prize—Miss Josephine Royle.
Second prize—suing Helina Hoyle.
Ladico' Fancy Diving.
First prize—lilies H'elina Boyle.
' Men'a‘ Swimmina Rico.
Second prize—Francis Fox-odor. .
, Men’s Fancy Diving.
First prize—George Gardner.
Second prize—Mr. Pettit.
Swimming Race for Girls.
(14 and under). ‘
First prize—:Madellne “'heeler.
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[ANGIE RANSON
State Department’s Virtual
Appears to Have} LittleJ
Captured United :States‘
ed by the Mexican bandits near Can-z
authorities '
AT lllNENENE
ble. which made it more pleasing for,
the swims and diving contests wbre
more the interesting and Were full of
The day's sports were in charge of
Secoml priZHMissJosephlneRoyle.
First prize—Courfland Richardson.
Into Tree at Fairfiefl
place
had
columnist ‘
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Assignment}.
Plans and Governors Will
Handle Problem in New
York, New Jersey and
Connecticut
Local housewives who had planned
to take advantage of the Govern-
ment's offer to purchase various arti~
cles oi foodstuffs. through themedium
of the local post afice. no outlined in
Friday’s Sentinel. VIII Wbtedly’bo
disappointed to learn that. due to an
eleventh hour ruling. the opportunity
has been withdrawn. in fact was
made known by Postmaster Andrew-
Leary. this morning, after he had re-
ceived the foll0Wing.l¢lf-expllnatory
order from the post ogice officials in
New York:
Postmaster:
Notice has just Seen received
from the “'ar Department that all”
surplus army feuding lathe New
York zone. comm the Sula
of New York. NC! Janey and
Connecticut. have been or will):
turned over to the~»Govm-s of
those states for' distribution
through munfcipalitieq. You will
therefore discontinue all 260215
‘to dispose of the foodhlulfs by
parcel post. and refund any
money you may have received
from consumers with orders, and
notify any neI‘spapen that may
have Jreen given information re-
garding the proposed Is and dis-
tribution by parcel t of the
chage in plans.
JAMES l. BLAXSLEE.
(Signed) .
Fourth Assistant.
“'hen interviewed. is
Postmaster Leary reputed that as
the sale was not sch led to com-
mence until nine do! he had no
5 cepted no order: from ideal our
- tamer.
Plans for further disposition‘of the .
foodstulls in‘ this city will be announce
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LONDON. Aug. 18,—The war cost.
forty billion pounds. Premier Lloyd.
George declared in hls'speeeh in thej
House. of Commons today. on
financial and industrial
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The Premier asserted
that
change from peace to war.
balance.
Ifacturers an opportunity of makingf
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war imports had exceeded exports-
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vestments 'ht present were down [at
ain has to pay back an adverse trodeg
balance of 8800900090 pounds.
ed Of the 3.600.000 mendemobilued."
only 350,000 have not been absorbed
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SAY AMBLERamED .
IN BANK WBECKING
‘ PHILADMA. Aux. 19.—-Chnris
here, was arrested today. chased
having conspired with Ralph Mayer.
cashier of the W N6rth Penn
Bank. had other: to loot the bunk.
cottage. Ho come here , for
. otflbmlttlng to arrest,
in: been issued on
seaside
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the warrant haw
Saturday. .
No Groceries', ‘ Sold In,
. m. ‘ Post 05in:
Postmaster Michael Ronni receiv-
ed notice tram the Fourth Assistant
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ARRESllD Hill
An Afl’air at Roton Point. Sovi
Nlll SENSATlllNAl
(Suggestion Made That Moth-
morning. pany
cesslon.
ANNUAL [lllllNfi [if {m WIN!) SllllS
Most of this sum was spent for pur- ever.
A most success‘ul program of water! and dealing in SW5 ‘7th otherWisei Numerous sporting events
Was presented at Tokcnekp, atli'u’ould have been hurrlts‘l here from I
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Police Organization
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the Streets—Often Pro-T
voke Annoyances
Due to the zeal with which Manager,
{Neville Barley protects his patrons.‘
; Toney Ruins. of Olian ltreet. was ar-g
nested by Town Constable “'illlam
tVollmer. yesterday afternoon. at Ro
lion Point Park. charged with carry-
'iug concealed weapons.
{took place on complaint
iGates.‘ll years of age. of this city.
', who reported that the man was annoy-
”; in; her.
His arrest
Of Gussie.
It is alleged that the young lady
. while standing in front of the “House
:01“ Fun." was approached by the Ital-
ian. who requested that she acoom-
him into that amusement Vcon.
She did so. After coming
out, the girl reports that he offered to
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m.'§_E_Al_lleEs.
Once au‘in' the annual outing of the
the ‘ Nash Engineering Company‘s employ-
situation. : ees terminated a greater success than
A better natured bunch of fel-
lows never' participated in Similar
in}? . racket then those who were gathered
changing from "If to peace con ‘4' . at this year's picnic.
tions would take just as long as tne. boats carried
A fleet of sun
the Joyful crowd to
The “T81 ! Nauvoo island, where they spent the
outstanding fact of the present situad greatest day ever planned
tion was the alarming adverse trade outings.
in their
Everything from beginning
7 to end was an overwhelming success, W
The import restrictions Whit?“ Will , Each member was decorated with a
terminate September 1. the Premier 511k badge of a novel design and made
continued. had given British manu- ' by the company‘s own printing depart~
out.
marked
the festivities of Saturday. the most
lar feature was the ball game be-
men. which wound up with high non-
!“ the United ngd"“‘ by 150309“ or! for the married men, who showed
00" pounds. Receipts from foreignin- 2 them that they were still there with
the good old stun. making a score 0!
190900300 pounds while Great. Brit-12‘ to 9_
The bake provided a feed in nbund-'
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' i ce that will long be remembered.
Lab" conditions in the vane" King-'3“ member was provided the fol-
dom. Lloyd George added, had hum-owl ‘
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A half chicken. two euro 013m. two po-
Dozen clams. one--
lowing portion:
tatoeo. whole lobster, ham sandwiches.
tomatoes, liquid refreshments of all
kinds. 7 , '
Special mention should be made of
the committee in charge and their able
cook- , comprised of cum Oaks.
Malor Addison F. Hathaway and
Frank 3. Edwards, who supervised the
bake. which was a‘ credit .to , their
record 3 expert: in that line. In;
work a pleasure and all were high in
their praise of the wonderful time they
mmmmmmmt seemedto
domlmte. The company's oflciull
tookannctlveportlnthooutlnxand
uextyeor’soutlmwiumvetouean
event to outrun even this. which so.
farm been thogreateat In thems-
tom-y otthoiiuu. ,, x
; ' ' Canoes Fireworks
m electrics! Myfint [tinned
mum Point. startled
'” aloe o’clock. loot even»
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FJudge Vosburgh Hears Evi-
down by Judge George H. Vosburgh in
the city
King of New York city. arrested by
Officer Raymond on Elizabeth street.
Friday evening_ charged with assault
ing Harry Harris, a raincoat maker of
Water street. has discovered. to his
'take her for an automobile ride and. sorrow thnt‘ the (“'8 of the state. of
The“ 3119 ”fused. he threatened her. » n
Becoming Connecticut will not allow a,ma .
I alarmed. 5)" M {m- “5 Without apparently any provocation
local waters in a way not exceeded
out. although Judge
l LONDON. Aug. Iii—The Bob
.‘sheviki have been driven from
{Odessa the most important port
on the Black Sea, by the populan’co
[of the city, according to reports
received by the British War Office.
, it is reported also that the 80v-
' iet forces are cvaeualing\_Kicv and
the entire l'kraine.
Odessa was the last important
:city along the Black Sea held by
the Bolsheviki. The reported loci
of the city and the evacuation of
Kiev and the Ukraine. if correct,
takes from Bolshevik control the
most important agricultural ter-
ritory of European Russia. Since
its evacuation by the allies. Odes-
sa has been held by the Soviet, ‘
except for a brief period when we: .
bels grained OOIJlNll.. . . . ..,.,
5 Reports last week were that the ,
[forces of General Denekine were;
i])l‘(‘xsllig toward Odessa from m
Isides. '
Ill1lle region west of Kiev, the“ ‘v
I Ukrainians under General Petiuro,
fhavc been advancing steadily to-
?ward the I'krainian capital.
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Maia};
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UP lflflAl WATER
igh Tides and Pouring Rain
Cause Considerable Dam-L
age to Local Shore Prop-'
erty
A strongr easterly wind. which grew
to a gale as night came on. stirred up
Bi'DAPEST. Saturday. Aug. 16.
~—-Archduke JoSepll. head of the‘
Hungarian state. denied today “18¢
the had received a letter from form—
‘er Emperor Charles as charged in
ldispatches from Budapest to Ber-
lin newspapers.
The letter, it is alleged, ordered
the arcllduke to take over th‘o
power in Hungary and thanked.
ices to the flaps-
lhis summer. and attracted crowds to
local beaches. where the waves rolled _ _
in in a most spectacular way. but it him for his serv
was only the stronger swimmers that burn dynasty.
cut into .them. The letter. as published in Ber—
re boats ventured . . . .
very few pleas“ Wash remmwlhn. according to those fandlot
across the Sound in the Bulah from with llapsburg court documents,
Lloyd's Harbor, Long Island, where 'bpars thestamp of forgery.
x‘cifigegiigeiogrgofik °fgouflg:& . it was pointctd out totday on by- ‘
o'clock. Victor “v_ “m5 m the Diik, . hillf Of ATClIdllkP Joseph, bhfit th’
' e'arellduke could not excerslse the ,
Epmvers of a soveriegn, but could'
{act only as regent for the inter-em ,
of the former emperor and his old-
iest son. According to the low of
lsuccession in Austria Hungary, it . ‘
:is said no archduke can ascend the
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AT ST. PAIRS! throne while a male decadent}!
‘ " is king is alive or Well if fie hog
, , , has been banished. . V
Miss Helen Belts and Downs? King Ferdimnd of R ' ~ '_ ,ue
Hmfitonfidms, Jr...
Afllcording to reliable I" In!” :
‘ Married in the Presenceof iBuduimt last week meow-tiei ‘
Many Friends
Your Hungarian not M _.
manned by British seamen “
weddi m midget: .cicommandsgl by Ace'Adnird,_ In! - . ~
$1533“... .31.“; a 10 o'clock, est Troubrldse. have arhved have.
when mu Remains. daughter of - ' '
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Anetta, and Lew-
PARIS, Aug. 18.—'m ; Hoop-h ‘
alga??? tan”: l"l"‘h;en! ”33°: ian situation will be 11w 5" * .,
Howell columns. 'rhe one old the Supreme (39mm! 0? the W
church'wu reunited with the host or Conference at 1113 meeting nadir.
Mend- at tghgmm right rum Frank Polk, head of the Ameri-
fl'hfnembride, escorted byxz'er ruthenium: gfitlgggatfin’ Who "um '
mower Satir-
prcceded by I. Miami“. W &y M with-A. J. M
faith“ on, and an...)
W‘ p... at»: four the Britinh Prime ”lager,
'L and ‘ssgnor Titonni, the w
Foreign finisher.
Pan's this morning. . ‘
memes ISA—Anew .
felt here over the nouam
returned .1”
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Another Auto Accident
- ~ 0:! West“ Avenue
There urn Mam Mont
on West avenue. “mommy!!!
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