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on an open shop basis.
1:6 01' men from
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thr- tipplc.
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Sheriff Hurry
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Morgan
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polion llml Ohio
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Sheriti‘ (Tones, below
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ltllli Jim! 1111'}: held burn
lunJl lipplv and fired bous
Battery C,
Sheriff and Eight Men
Killed and Many Wounded
in Battle At Wellsburg
Clifton Mine of the Richland Coal Company in
‘West Virginia Attacked by a Large Party of
Men from Pennsylvania —— One Tipple and
Many Houses Burned and Defenders Met
Death at Hands of Mob
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ll. ll. lJuvnll and eight men are known
:1. 11th at
Wellsburu.
to \Vo-ll.~bur;; and
lzrlcen lo \l'heuling
to burn been attackcd by :1 large par-
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to lfllit‘ charge of the situation. State
(‘mmly
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Were involved in the fight
min. 11 mining Village nearby.
[hi-("c hornlqllnl‘lvl‘s {WX.,PODOHEIT‘ 8511.
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Ml) $611,000 Gallons of Water
(1 Town of Chicopee, Mass.
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Generally lair tonight;
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Tues showers.
July I’ll B."
rgh): Sheriff
:1 large num—
lllP Clifton
Company.
near the
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all!
today.
which has bccn working ~
was report ed
Pennsylva—
they burned
1:15 ordered
Ohio County.
deputies
leaving for
con informed
ml the Rich—
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noon.
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o'clock unli-
damage was
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NIAGARA] FALLS, N.
«An unidentified
Vi: more. 1. .1lls inst
:1n either foil or
1t :1 point about
night.
200 fee
cziniml out 1nto thc
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THREE AEElBENTS
TR AUTRS lN RARlEN
lhc fact that 1h:-
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\\'\'I’li culls 11ml holidays and that the
have patrollcd the high-
accidcnls occurred
intv-rsJ-ctlon of “lost avenue
lziirlcn.
cu so was i 11 J'cstigut-
as the three operators
(Continued on Page Twelve)
BABE IN ARMS, WOMAN
GOES OVER NIAGARA FALLS
woman.
somr witmsscs to hmc carii I‘ a baby
11. Mr arms was. swept to death 0Jer
leaped into the riJer
G011 Island biillgc and “as rapidly
swi ft:
1 ' found a black
3 1 1w hat :1 «call \Jith the ln'ftlal “S'
and two hnmlkrrchic- 1's ulth the in-
lmricn
rdny after-
lhrce cars
before one
no serious
curs or the
Vclic. who
EEERRY RAN NRW
BREERYlSE llAlllNli
Attorney-General Daugher
ty Rules Churches Shal
Have Pure Product.
WASHINGTON, July
ministers and priests.
[hr howls of the ecclesiastical
Jllctions of their churches.
pcmisc the manufacture and
lmlion of altar “1st in
Hell tcrrilorics
considered tonight b) Rumnue Com
uplnmn by Attorncv- Gemini
)3- '
act, Mr
inten-
Thc “national
Dauph crty held.
prohibition
indicalcd an
be left
its not-11s
sacrament nor crcr
mcnns of supplying
sacrmm-nlzil wines.
(Continued on Page Twelve)
llBRTUARY TURN
"Mortuary Turn" caused
1x11 r1l1J allcrnoon. Domenick Orsi-
111.01‘ 9 Dow street. New Haven.
w: is proceeding down \Vcstport ave—
lll‘h‘ hill and lost control of his-car at
the foot of the hill.’ The machine
smashed into a telegraph pole.
()rsini suffered a. bad laceration of
the head and Mrs. Orsini, ,Jvho was
also in the car. sustained a deep
bruise on the right leg. Both were
attended by Dr. William “-2 Tracey.
'l‘hc hmchlne was badly damagediand
repairs.
continue on
Y., July
said
17.
b)
'lhe wom-
t above the
current
11 pike poles
Jain.
WILL BRMPLETE.
The bridge committee is planning
to serve formal notice; through its
attorney. Judge John H. Light, to
the premises within a month or so.
11 is understood that the bridge
committee will make plans to go
ahead and complete the imprmement
as rapidly as possible.
The buildings' are to be removed
or torn down, and bids for this Work
will be requested in a short‘timer.
17.——-Y‘2nbbis,
appointed by
juris-
mu)’ su-
clistri~
their speci-
umlcr new regulations
mlss‘. cner Blair in accordance with an
Daugh-
Hull 01: the part or Congrcss to place
in tho hands ’ the ”church itself a
power whcrcby it will ncvcr be
forced to use inferior products for
without
for
ElAlllS ANRTRER EAR
mlotlicr
automobile to fall victim to its wiles
had to be taken to a local garage for
PARR WRRR‘SRRN
the occupants of property along the
Smwlow avenue tract to be used for
ptrk purposes, that they must vacate
BE ALTAR WINE
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Camp Elistis, Va.
BOSTON. July 91'? (Associated
1‘1'css).——\\':1g<- reductions became cf—
l'cclixc today in two'lextile plants in
.l.ow“.ll. employing nQrmaliy approxi—
mntcly seven ”1 one salad person/g 11119
D.lus.~':11~l'-Iisr-tts \il lls announced :3. Cut
of twcnty per cent. The laxvrcnce
Manufzuxlurim: company . posted
notice-4 of :1 “\J'ugelrrevision.” the
amount of the reduction not being
stutctl. . f .
l’:111::1 1-: :uxlctscs of the Mcrrimac
pi; minimum-i: g (‘mnpanv of Loucll
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men. of :1 2‘1 pur (cut wage ruluction.
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Textile Workers arninst 1111,) Massa-
chusntts Mills, thr- I~l:1milton Company
111* d tin 1:11;. Stale Cotton Corporation.
Continued on Page Twelve)
YASSAR BRIRRE
PARTY SATRRRAY
of inter-
(5th1 plmers combined forcfis on Sat-
ings 11rd a} dcllEhtful (wag)
lcnl‘h d to the Vassar. alumnae.
beautiful room's of Mr. l-Zno's, well-
linowu home on the shore, fli‘d those
who were playing had doubl-- enjoy-
guests came simply to enjoy the after-
For them the green lawn. shaded
to the. cage of the water. prong} an
(Continued on page Twelve!
RERllMlllARE
PARIS quv 17 (Associated Press).
The
ficiallJ notified todav that Geffnamy
had deposited $32,000 000 gold marks
in designated banks. to meet her
July 15 reparations pavmcnt.
The members of the alli.
tee on gunrnntees returned , Paris to,-
da'y'from‘a month's inquiry in'Berlin
with the malaria of its members con-
v11: ced that: a moratorium of two years
or more on cash indemnits payments
is the only solution of the present
financial crisis in Germany.
The report of the committee to the
reparations commission probablv 'will
be made Thursday or Friday. While
it will not gonta’m. it appears. a dell-
nite recornmendatiou for fa. morato-
rlum the members of the committee
are expected £0 inform their respective
delegationsthat a; long breathing Spell
”must be acé‘o‘rd'ed Germany-:2. .
It' was learned from .711, . hie
source that the French merifiber: {Bite
1
not favor a, moratorlii'm. Desplté this.
he is expected to sign the: report 9:
the committee, which will by? strictly
technical in." character.
uidu} to make, the Vassar Bridge
purl)’ :1 most happy occasion. The
hospitality of “‘llliam Phelps E119. ex~
made
it possible to ~hold the “(fair in the
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{rum their lovely surroundings. Many
noon and to show their interest in the
\‘nssa r fund without playing cards
by becchcs and poplars and cxlmiding
Bill PAYMENT
reparuflon's commission “as of—
*c‘ommlt- .
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committee is we only one. wh9 idea‘s
92nd Connecticut Field Artillery, C N {JG-1 which “filmed toN 1\lorvnilk Saturday from a fifteen days" encampment“ {it
Extensmn of
Predicted b
NRRlYAlIlBRYS
p WlNElNE RAMP .
MBRAWNEMBLEN
"Camp Mohawk," the I. M. C. A.
camp of Fairfleld. Litchfleld and New
Haven counties. closed a very success-
ful first period on Thursday, July 13.
In spite of the rainv weather,"the
program went smoothlJ and the bovs
all reported an cnjoxable time.
The following boxs JJJeer
those winning the camp
among
emblem.
“luck is the reward for getting the
r1 quirerl number of points
in the
camp honor 3) stem:_ 9
Samuel Dulberg
Walter smiling:
V 11.1311 Parker Hears That Local Oficers of the
Eastern Centers Are Having Dificulty in
Holding Maintenance of Way Men on the
Jab—Switchmen’ s Union Petitions for Per-
mission to Strike on July 20
_ the
men at their jobs. He said twenty
'per cent. of the 70,000 in the metro—
politan district already were on
strike. 1
A message to E. H. Fitzgerald,
“head of the clerks. freighthandlers.
express and station employes’, union,
7 Steamship Clerks,
Strike
Chalrman
CHICAGO,.July M's—Possible ex-
tension of the strike was forecast in»
statement of William Parker.
head of the eastern chairmen of rail—
way .workcrs, that local ofi’icers in‘
eastern centers were having difficulty
in holding the maintenance of way—
satd a strike vote of eight thousand
clerks on the Chicago and North-
western Railroad showed ninety-
three percent. or the men «favoring
a. walkout. A canvass of the strike
vote of the same organization on the
Chicago and Eastern Illinois r9311
showed 98 1-2 percent. of the Work-
ers favoring a walkout, according to
representatiJes of the union.
Strike ballots were being circulated
by the Brotherhood of Railway.
JIJ‘rejght Handlers
Irwin smrardtc‘ 9 , M
William Van W'
RAISED $211 11113
RiSERYERER HERE
ing "ralsai" twentJ dollar bills was
again brought to light this morning
when Churlcé l‘icardon. receiving tel-
ler of the South \‘orwalk Trust Com-
pan}, detected such a bill “lien pres—
cntcd for deposit. The victim was
Mrs, Tobey Levey of. “'ater street.
Just who passed the spu'i'lous bill can-
not be ascertained. The counterfeit
was very. cleverly, made and
easily. pass inspection byztradespeople.
This is’lhe second case of the passing
That someone in Norwalk is pass-j
would ‘
Smith Norwalk Council, No: ,
Knights of Columbus, opened its
nual carniJal 1n the Roodner lot.
North Main street on Saturdav’n
The carnival will [continue all of this
week and will close one week trolls
tonight, at which time the handsomb
“'fllys-Knight'-t‘ouring car. which
on exhibition at the Zfrounds
night will be gix en away.
‘ The Kacev carnival is one 11:
prettiest held 111M113 city for year!
The grounds and booths have bee-L
specially decorated with the mat!
colOrs and Japanese booths. The
trance to the grounds is adorned with
a prettv lattice Work doorway deco,
ated with red and white electm
(Continued on Page Six)
EYlRENEE IN
RRTERRTSS
BASE TACK -
Coroner Phelan Announces
He Has Not Slightlest
Grounds for Ordering In»
quest.-
Coroner John J Phelnn announced
1011 u 11'.th if Thomas IL Thompson».
of Boston, uncle of Mrs. Jane Borden
Hotel .kiss, or any other person. give!
himg'any facts which might put":
criminal aspect on the death of the
woxran at Fairfleld beach Monday. Bo
will immediately order an inquest. ‘
"At the present time I have not a
single bit of evidence that would.
warrant me holdlng an inquest in
the case. The woman may have
taken poison. I do not know. My in-
tormation from the medial examiner
is that she was a victim of accidental
drovs ning. Even though it should.
pr0\e to be a. case of suicide. that
fact alone would not warrant an
autopsv or the examination at this
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One of South Norwalk's well-known
‘citizcns, Charles E. Seymour, died at
his home. 61 Flax Hill road, yester-
day 'afternoon. after a long illness.
During the past few weeks Mr. Say-9
'mour had been about and it was sup-
Mrs. Rebert Voorhees Is 1
Seriously Hurt in Accident ]
(Continued mi Page Six)“ ’1',
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‘Car Driven by Her Husband 1,7
Overturns Near fie ,«
Rowayton Public School,
and Injures Several 0th;
ers Also.
Mrs. Robert Vow-Rea of 3 Gregoxf
Boulevard East Norwalk, is in a crit-
ical condition today in the~\orwalk
Hospital suffering from a. fracturei
skull received in an automobile and J
dent shortly after 8:15 list evening
fi‘SI'TTh—a—Yfi'ni‘mfijnt: was
taken in trade by D. Gottlieb. the
South Main strcct clothier. There are
probably other cases where these bills
haxe been put in circulation and which
hd\e not been rcportEd. It behooves
people to be on the lookout for sue}?
counter-felts when changing blils or
accepting the same for mrechandise.
WRBRPINR BRURH
ANR MEASEES HERE
~of ,measles and ten
cases of whoopin cough were report-
ed to Dr. Robert Perdue over the
week- end by Miss K.»G Bee, dispen-
sary nurse. who has hbeen making a
house to house cam-as’ of the W'his-
tlcville section of Norwalk. The eases
"were in all stages; some jast develop-
lug. others well under way and still
more nearly over: with. ,
Dr; Per-due declared that there was
no; reason to feel alarm over the.
large number of cases to be reported
Jar once because the cases should
'have been reported before. Themed—
son the cases were not reported was
due“ to the fact that the parents of
Sixteen cases
.
‘teontlnued on Pal! Twelvor
posed that he had recovered from his
severe attack of 9 pneumonia; The
death, therefore, comes as a surprise
to a large circle of friends. Mn-Sey-
mour was born in Hudson, N. I, and
(Continued on Fig. Seven)
3111;345:103 COLLISION
IN WEST AVENUE
A slight accident Was reported to
the uptowh police yesterday after-
noon. ‘Walter F. Kiggins. of- West
Side avenue, Rowayton. was proceed-
ing up West avenue in his automo-
bile. He stopped the car in front of
St. Mary's church to allow passengers
to alight from a. trolley car. Just as
the car came to a standstill, a. ma-
chine operated by Harris Levitan. of
New Haven. came up from . behind
gins machine,
light: spare-tire carrier and behding
the mudguard. , The matter was set-_
cerned.
- .
and struck the rear end of the Kigt
breaking that taut
Jed between the two partiees con-
City of Cork Suffering
at Bee Hive Turn, Bowayton. . ..
Voorhees is not expected to live .
Frank Davis, of the City Hotel, is
also in the hospital sufiering from ‘
lacerations of the skull and posibig
internal injuries. Lillian Britto,'ol
5 Harbor avenue , is sufiering from
a fractured arm and contusions of £516:
body. Lillian Britta, of the same ai—
dress is suffering from facial amt
scalp, lacerations. 3
Robert Voorhees, husband of. EC
Mrs. Voorhecs, was driving the car at;
the time of the accident and states“
that he hit a pile of dirt on the m
of the road whi ch forced mint &
telegraph pole directly in f t of tho?
residence of Mr. and Mrs. RM
Wolfe, of Rowayton Avenue, who lat-
ter picked Mrs Voorhees up. She m
unconscious and laying face down i:
the grass. _ =
Constable George Valle. Harry" '
Palmer Ernest Great. of Dar-lea wart
' Now thr-
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ntcn to sell
This. the
"irrepar-
plaintiff
the 1le-‘
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stolen some
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the police belieJ e.
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Port Has Been Closed,
‘ ness Places“ Seized a
'Contelits Taken for- ;
Republican Forces. , ’
BELFAST, July 17 I
tote m absolijxe control.
:L‘he Port of Cork has been v
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