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tinue Practice of
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and Intimidation
\‘II liau‘u rum!
11ml; 1:. II o: lllr' most import
11w 111w prrsvnt strike lvl‘Eltll on .111
\\ll"‘l it 1".11I-1ivupon and
government in contin'.
and protecting
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thI- rI-.1l swys:
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of on Point for the
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received
its
The road secured a tem-
“Th'l- (10m-
prop-l
1131 of Raised $2
Bill s Placed Under Arrest
31'1an :1 13111 ll ho (lave One
of ll ltlt‘l' Street.
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170th-
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1112,12.
m ()l’flro as Second class
ourt Restrains
the New Haven Railroad
Strikers From Interfering
1-d1i11 S. Thomas Forbids Unions to Con-
Which the Company Com-
ncluding Tampering With Trains
Strike Breakers—Fur-'
.1
of
ther Hearing in New Haven on July 29
M
lust night
out sit-ps-
. 1'15 111111 employees."
To l'r-otmt Strikcbrt‘akcrs.
pointing: out that an employee has
thr- right to quit work and stay away
molt-station the statement
“the man who takes hll
left free Irom
ly
without
5:13-12- that
place" also must be
inclcstntion.
1-
. wimrnng order from Judge
1. ,. '3'11omns. ot‘ the l'nited 'l'llt‘ statement concludes With an
.2 1,.I,..1 court. forbidding“ mt'm- expression ()l' the road’s appreciation
. , . -~ 1mm: now on strike to 11' the municipal and state authorities'
“1-111-1-1111- efforts to enforce law and
allcll'l‘." 1111.1 says that the present ac-
lion was taken to (Io-operate in every
.. :1 1.1 :1 hmring in NmI. way for the protection of life and
z: * III."1I.-k.:1t which the New ilmlll’l'iy-
When told 01‘ the roml's action and
1 . i was i'rlprt'flo‘lllt‘tl by
.11, 2 m;- cIImIml SOIH‘HOI‘. A ~.::111In11~11t hut night. John Ready,
. .tI . 11.4.1 1., ,1...;.:..T1,.,m;m president of the System Federation.
. . I. ...1~ 111 \‘c 11' 11.111-11 .luly th ‘ gowrnini: body of the union men,
it was new: to him.
Text of Statuucnt.
(- Hill:
.1,1II. miloIr (‘Kl‘dllll'll into n
1 1m 1 unzip”, Nut“... of ”‘1. 'l‘lIi- complete statement. issued 'by
'11 tli'v'vl 1:» l1. lu; fll‘l'Vi‘tl on l‘h‘ l‘l‘lilll l‘tlllf)\\’.‘lf
I. 1; ~ :1 11111.1,1'. "The purpose .111‘ the company in
1! I11 :1 :~«1.1 l in its corn- :11piy.m,r for an injunction against in-
. .1 , .,1 g 11.1: “1‘ offenses which to-rt‘rrt-ryc with its employees. its
.. II-i l... xlt'lk-Irg 1.11 1 (~111111Hit- lilt-ptl‘l)’ .'ll‘.(l its business, is to secure
I. I :1: 111”] ,IlI-t, (‘l'ltlltilgt-ring‘ 1h:- prnlvctiou which the luv: affords
-.~ (I "311- trnwvline yumm- in s» that the pnhlic mnylic properly
.13.. 11 1,, 5:1,1-1k,.1.n,;,k(.y~g . and .2'1I2‘\r'1l with transportation of passen-
1 1.1.1.-I2_ in 11 stillwlnvnl 155111111 1:11-2- :1n1i prom-rt}: and that the United
‘ll
mu obstrrctiun or himlrnncc from
:1 strikers.
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011.2 Accident Occurred
in the American Hat-Iron
\‘l Ol’l’m' Co. (lame.
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1‘):
.l.1I-i; l.) :2. :1 1': A: ::v“.lll llnttcrs‘
“xvi “ill: .1 ,2 11 1I urolviviil lll lzlSl. Sill,-
,. 111311112 12:11:11- 111111 the 11m: \l'orks. at
\. ”11' Alain-n.» lot, “lull, in holding a
‘_ 11y in pz'xIctiwI ,hlI (01 ll-Il with An-
2 H1111; Swill. .ihini MI LI 1- 1.1' llit‘ sulllc
t'llilv. 1:131: “115' trawling at top
spun] and iiiiln‘l H" Smith locking
[up to 111:4sz H11.- 1-11lv-lr. \l'lllt‘ll 1<I~ulte (l
11: the 111i..1:11I. 1:1:11111';1<i:1i«i low for
sum.- tiui- inn \1'l11In he came to, he
‘ "1
, “I. :11tiIip::'IIi it. the clinic and bravely
2, 225‘111kto his pnvi Nothing serious “‘11?
. 2 2,f’\]lt(llll (mm the accident at the
lwm' Illlt wiun nttcnIlwi by :1 doctor.
2 . 1I111111Kki1111 1-7 llll brain “'11.“ l‘l'VC‘fll-
l”! !in 1:1 1 i (Imuvr‘lml with the Lock-
-“ - 2\..1. _:lIiil tI-.-nI and is captain of said
1 '2" j ‘2 . I 111‘! his : 11'.-. 11ch is sorely missed.
. , 11:11 in ll.1I l;1'—=t {our 1' i
i, 22 :r 2 22 2 (.1111 n a
E 22 leig‘ 2 5'! ANN”: lnlsI-I‘nlIlI condition but the
11 I12§;§2I‘ L. ’12 1. mfg” is 101' “I" better.
. .7: 1})“ 1" Prelim: :1 mile lllOlt comfort-
AEESU' 222222;- $2112.. plum-ht timr and things
42 22%.: H ,2“ 22' I \ thzhl 1m :1 quick l("CO\Gl‘\'.
sin-L. A 2222 2 21,1<1.I.11 I«'tcms to a jinx to
2_ :w two years ago Bill RV-
:m 13:11; with the Americans. had a
\II1\2' sIIx'IIrII split linger while a few
11w- :2 arm lIrI ll't l ' ‘ ' N
. I 1 selcrc s
110111.11. - ‘ call"
I r 1 '2 2 . ‘ _ -
1.1.11. l> 11.11111: comfortable- at the
pim- ht 11111:. while- Smith is being
in :11. 11 11:.- ilr. Francis.
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' STATE HEP T WARNS
‘ ""l ‘1‘" 1.1 11.1 i .
1. Hi 1121:.
Ten lul—ilv 1., 2:622. 2..“2‘" '2‘ V
. 2 2 22 21 plead of Disease Indicated;
22. .. 1 I “Spected Dogs Should Be
., ., ied [p
1?.‘37112 1211 ,2,
“‘1‘?” (V1 ' ((2 '— ‘IIItii the stair- department
\\ s ipprivr ( (2,022“ l as been sent to health
.. P2“ 2 222 .s in Hamden and surrounding
W _ _H-‘F1re) .2 :rl‘g2idtng‘ the appearance in
2:2 my}: F I ~.—. 2 .. '“c asst week of rabies. It is
£7 0 LED (120111.24 out that with the exception
. LJGHT EFFECTS 2:22:11 rabid dog in Wailing'rord in March
2 0m! in Durham to April there
”2wa 1:31.. hes-n no rabies in Connecticut
v2_r’22.22....‘. ”ll“ leer south of New Britain.
2 2 «Inc The state health authorities are par-
._,,,j7.r."i' ticuiarh concerned about the case in
2 2 l :..-.;.1 Question that it indicates that u
II _lw {spread of the disease ' is made
I.‘ IlI'I'm-k imminent. The assumption is that
2 ‘22 " for F: rat-id dog. which has not been
2 h; I --2 W‘p uncovered by health officials, has
- nvwrc strayed into the town.
- 2mm: Suggested action in the case of do“
I‘INZHLfi: r1 Suspected or being rabid or “.‘m ”is
1 In that they be kept tied up or caged
in some Way until] the clinical symp—
torns definitely make it prooable moi
‘lw do: has rabies. When killed. the
Marl should not be injured. for it
the brain tissue is destroyed, the lab-
Continnedou Pail-Inn),
Mme-ed at the South Nam-n; rm
Slates mails: may be carrilIlIiI-«nll with-
MIR nun-1;
lllllNEN fl ‘
INSANE
NEW lllNll llll
NEW YORK. July 20,—VVhlle thou-
san do of tons of smouldering
paper, rice. toys and rubber
goods glowed a dull red.
deoplto the cl: million gallons 0 t
water—two hundred thousand tone——
that have poured on it for the last
forty hours. four firemen risked their
live. on the third floor of tho tottering
rulno of the June street, warehouse
'enrly today, battling with an insane
'mnn. who tried to hurl himself tram
one of the blackened windows.
All the tire-lighters had been order-
ed away from the building. Sudden-
ly, with": yell. "They're after\me!" 11
man burst past the policemen and ran
into the building. He splashed throng}
two feet; of water no he vanished
-
11
through the smoking entrance. He
soon appeared at a window on the
third floor. The firemen crept up
along the staircase and. while one tire-
man attracted the maniac. the other
three made 11 flying Jean and pulled
the man from his position on the win-
dow ledge. He put up such a strug—
gle that his xescm-rd' 1mm {om-311 to
bind his hands and leet and lower
him to the street.
The man, a mechanic employed in a.
garage near the warehouse. was said
to have been on the scene ever since
the. first alarm was turned in. Am‘
hulunce surgeons said that he had
been made temporarily insane from
the excitement.
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Session in Bridgeport Ends
with Shore D in no r at
Lehmann’s.
The annual gathering of State Sen-
ators and Representatives of l-‘uirtield
county. closed yesterday, afternoon.
following luncheon at Lehmhnn's
Shore House, Bridgeport. when; they
were guests of the County Commis-
sioners. Informal discussions held at
the luncheon indicated that the legis-
lutors urt- confident 61' a G. (I. l’. 111»
lory in the fail elections.
Al the meeting held in the morning
to pass on the. county budget. it was
recommended that plans for the uhoi~
ishing of the Dnnlmry jail, to which is
credited an annual bill of $18.01!!) for
its maintenance and the cannot an
avcrntro of six prisoners. l.II- placed un-
der way.
The issue of thc Dnnhnry inulitntlon
was Ofll'lll‘d by Representative Hurry
ll. Sherwood oi‘ \Vcstport. whose rp—
quest for the figures of its annual ex-
of
pcnse was followed upon report
sums. by a demand of Howard S.
Challenger. seconded by Seth Low
I‘iorrt-pont, representative from Ridge-
field. concerning the reasonableness of
keeping the jail open. This was 1-1»—
celved with reference to Connecticut
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Crowd of Over 700 N orwalk
Fans Disappointed When
Norwalk Boy Did Not
Pitch.
It is estimated that over 700. base-
ball fans of Norwalk either motored
or took the train yesterday to New
York to see Arthur Uisen' of the De-
troit Americans twl'rl against the New
York Yankees. Although théy were
disappointed when the local boy did
not take the box, they had the pleas-
ure of seeing his team in action.
There was quite a. fuss before ghe
game. Art Olsen, who is one of
Cobb’s fresh-lad pitchers, was sum-
moned to the plate. where he was
presented with a. handsome set of all-
ver-ware and a check of $650 by Vic-
tor W. Ferris and Charles Lindeberg.
Following the _preseutatlon several
pictures were taken or the presenta-
tion committee, Ty Cobb and Olsen.
by photographers from several of the
metropolitan newspapers.
,The hundreds from Norwalk who
attended the game say that the De-
troit team playedawonderful brand of
baseball in spite‘of the {act that Babe
Ruth endeavored to spoil things at
one time.
Shortly before 12 o 'clock yesterday
the taxi and private cars assembled on
North Maul, greet and around the
fur-lav store and, when they. started,
one continuous string of carom in
evidence. The 700 fans that. attended
budge. would have thrilled on. local
boy who might begin the some pool-
tiou an Art and, . he had hurled
mind; the YM‘fi is believed
from here each wearing an Olsen .
~ Sinners this afternoon and «might.
m“
m—n—fl‘ '
ALBANY. Gun-Juw 30. ——l«‘l\e puss—
engcrs were lnjunll. One seriously.
earlv today, when on coaches of a.
route from Chicago ‘0 Jacksomille.
Fla... overturned on the Central of
Georgia line between Smithvillc and
Leesburs'. near here. The injured
were brought here on the first tmee
coaches of the train. which were not
damaged. The wreck Was attitbuted
to a broken n...
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Tragedy FollOws Discovery
of an Unrecorded Casket
in Golden Dome Cemetery,
Boston. "
BUlI ‘FALO. N. 12. July 20.-—Police-
men armed wltLrtot guns and nude
orders to shoot to kill it rioting de-
velops. rode the seventy-three. street
cars which started out from the our
barn: at 6' o’clock this morning.
The hand grenades were exploded
on the roof of the Cold Spring car
barns, last night, tearing holes in the
building, but injuring none or the 750
strikebreakers who are said to be liv-
ing in the barn.
Strikers and their aympathlzers are
in an ugly mood. police say. particu—
larly since they reollz‘e that state
troopers probably would be. in Buffalo
within 24 hours.
WHITE PLAINS. N. Y.. July 20.—
Wlth "tin huts." rifles and one lum-
dred rounds of ammunition eachfl 45
memberu or Troop K.'IState Con-
stabulary. left “'hitc Plains today for
111131th for duty in connection with
the trolley strike there. The. men trav-
eled by motor truck under'ordera to
proceed without halt. They are ex-
pectcd to reach Buffalo early tomor-
row morning.
i 1 ANN] THEFT
SUSPECTS NEH]
Ellll lNVESTlfiATlllN
STA MFOBD. July 2H.—~'l‘en men
and :1 Stamford woman were held by
the police. today. while they looked
up the ownership of two uutomoblies
stopped at an early hour as they were
going through the city. In one ma—
chine were aeyen men. The driver
had no operator's license. The mark-
Qrs on the. car were for a. machine of
different make. belonging to Dr. ltich-
anl Sidensplker. of 1147 Dean street,
Brooklyn. An olllcer was auspicious
ot' the car and stopped; it.
Mass... July 211,4“,
the discovery of an
in ”‘1‘ Golden
“'01? U RN,
\‘tIsligzalion into
unrccordctl casket
Dome cemetery prowl-deli today,
when Medical Examiner Vernon C.
Stewart rccciycll the ordt‘Ir from As.
sistmit. District Attorney it. ll. “Cull—
«lrcnn tn 1I.\hnmc the collin.
'l‘hi?‘ (miIIr for cxhumallcn “us-I i2-
s'lml following :1 report madl- to 1th
district attorney’s office yeslt'hiny,
\l'hcn the officials 0f the t‘tIinrtt-rv
«int-utionmi Hurry Kritzr-r, who had
iwciI (‘llrt'lilkl‘r for nineteen years,
Kritzcr explained that the 1101in had
him lirouuht to the calm-wry lust
l-‘1lir1mry by Morris Gold, on I-mplovc
01‘ :1 lloston undertaker, who had no
pmmit for lht burial. but promised
Kritmr he \\ oulg mail it. At this junc-
ture in Krltzur's story. Gold called at
the 110mm. The on retailer pointed
his liligl'l‘ at the assistant and then
amprwi "ml'mscmus ‘0 the floor. Be In the other case the three iron :3.
r ' a, ,- l.‘ . ' ' ‘
“EN“‘H'JP, .111 hour. _ Week ago took .1 Stamford woman to
ob. lltllll‘d the story. as told by Freeport. L. 1., and theh police knew
About this. On the may home last
night it is sail the part; stopped at a
garage in \lalvern. L. 3.. and stole
tires and account?
at upped on auspic on at. 4130 11.111.1‘1112
mixer held a MOntpeiler. Vt.. permit,
but the car had a. New Jerseymarkcr.
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Nl-‘.\\' HAVEN. July 20f——Thc poli—
ticnl game in Connecticut took on :1
new lease of, life today. when the
Democratic stale central committee
met at Saviu Rock to have a lunch-
con. to do a little business. to talk
over prospects and to swap jokes.
As- business can usually be done
better oxer a good cigar following a
good dinner, the committee was to sit
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Herold \‘l’llson. a teller in the south
Norwall: Sunngs Bank. has in his pos‘
session another of the raised two dob
i'11 lxii‘: Allcc Riley of Ilmiland
'Istru-t Hum-vi into the lumk this moro-
inn :m-l askui Mr. \‘liison if the bill
“as of amt value? She stated that she
lnul found it mar the Clifford Hotel.
(low to the PINE).
M1. \Vllsnn stated that from all up-
pearances thr-rc is a gang of'counter-
tellers in the community. It is also
lmzievcd that this might be a bill that
lmvi been thrown aWny last cvcning by
Louis \‘S‘iikcns, who is now being held
21113-222111: local policelwhoz ,n is. said, down to the latter a! one o'clock. and
p..sc« one of 111050 ”“50" bills m then spend the afternoon hours until
\‘t'ater street.
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NEW HAVEN, July 20.——The New
Haven Register this afternoon. in a
story from the State camp grounds at
Niuntic. says that "Governor 1-;1) rett
J. Lake. who has been sidetracked
from all discussion of gubernatorial
timber 11.15 decided that he will he a
candidate for renominatlon."
The Register sass that Governor
Lake regards any criticism of his ad-
ministration as coming from the “pol-
ltlcians." and adds. as 1: from the
Governor: ,
"I will go to the State convention
'as a candidate for the renomlnation
for Governor. and I Won‘t; be out o!
the race until 1am beaten."
CHINESE MINE EXPLOSION
SHARES U. S. DESTROYEB
CANTON, China, July 20.——(A,.so-
elated Press).—:A fioating_mlne. evi-
dently intended to blow up the Chi-
nese cruiser Wingrung. on which Sun
Yat—sen, deposed president of South
China, is making his headquarters,
exploded in the harbor today within
fifty feet or the United States destroy-
4, with the party business. The com-
mittee on new rules recommended to
the committee that a state com—
mittee of seventy. one woman and one
man from each senatorial district, he
created. This will give. women full
membership and full voting power.
No opposition sulliclcnt to defeat the
proposal was expected and the new
rule will go to the staterconventlon
for ratification.
The committee was to select either
New Haven orIHartford as the con-
vemlon place and the date will he be-
tween September 12 and 20. The in—
dicated’preferences were for “rednes-
day evening and Thursday for the
convention.
EAlllill-T—EENTENINN
llENllSl’S llEEllIE
About six o'clock this morning
Vl’arwick Manson. janitor 111 the Man-
sion House on W'ashlngton street. dis-
covered a strange man attempting to
enter the office of Dr. Francis D.
Crosby, whose dental rooms are on
.the second floor. The man had a. large
bunch of keys and was endeavoring to
fit one of them to the lock. When he
saw Mr. Manson approaching he hast-
113’ made his cocaine and has not since
been apprehended.
er Tracy. The Tracy was shaken but
is said to be undamaged. . .
The ‘mine. which is believed to ‘ ,
have been drapped' from a passing
sampan, went oi! prematurely 20:)
feet from the Wing'fung.
CHARGE THAI 1’0 ARE , ,
AIDE“! 0198 Jessie M. Gutblll this amt.
' . brought action against 11mm
Waterbury. Julyzz ' 20 managing that Cutbill in an action go:- dim
uniformed supernnmemry polio
members of the local department
are cooperating with the railroa
0min}; in the capacity of strike» ’
«river with lnuchlne gun and rifle tire
on. ’1‘th car was
Amen IN a wanna moans
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N anonal Army Forces .
Continue Their Pressure
Develop Land from Limerick to Waterford, Cut-
ting Ofi Nearly Whole of Munster Provinces-
Heavy Attack launched with Dominion thu—
O’Mara FoetorymTwenty Reported m:
and Forty Wounded
. DUBLIN, July 20 (Associated lug the position. In the centre of this
Press) *Repoits from the fighting r111 where the insurgent: are strong.»
area receh ed today indicate a pres- 1y lortllled the firing m pol-tic ulnar
sure by the National Army forces of heavy. The casualtlu on «1mm
each extremity of the insurgent line. i at twentv killed and forty wounded...
developing powerfully and extending considerable portion or those belatfi
from Limerick to W’atertonl. thereby villains. ‘ V
cutting on practically the “I“? of BELFAST,
Munater province. press). —-Alurmlng account. I) meant»
An attack on Waterford was made
by troops advancing from Kllkenny. rah-.113 it to known. reached BemI
preceded by parties of engineers who in dispatches received My. Tonn-
restored the hairy obclhctlons in the more and Blrr are described on tn j
rohdmys and reached the outskirts 0t pltlnble plight. with those of their ha»
Waterford Tuesday e1 ruins. l
The Natl onallsts found the main
part of the city cut off. through the ‘1' “MC“ \oluntcerod ‘9 3° from'l‘uk
drawbrldge oxer the River Suir being
raised. The railway bridge was im-
passable, and the troops opened an
attack from the north side of the
the women and children. In. held I}!
by the Republicans on the way buck.
the messages state. and the supp“
commandeered.
According to the Belfast Totem
correspondent. all moles from 15»
years upwards in the region between
'I‘ulhunorc and llirr are halos con.
scripted. A large section of the con-e, ,
scripts, however, is reported to hard
deserted and joined the Nation“.
forces. ’
J‘lto {cpuhllcano hold the Tum—é
more post. ofi’ice and no old age pol:
while eighteen poundcrl shelled the
irregular-s in the military burrncks and
the jail.
The reply from rifles and Thompson
guns was feehio. and it is believed lhpl
city is lightly held. but the natural
sttmlg‘th of the position may make the
dislodgment of the lireguiurs a mat-
ter of difficulty.
in Limerick fighting wall procrcsw
ing last evening. the National troops
launched :1 heavy- attack with bomlw
on the U'Mnru factory. but as for us
is known the irregulnrs arc still hold-
Policernan Shot and Killed
Guarding Cokeburg, Pa., Mine
MlSS BENTHAN P’§f§?§§i.’§¥$§i§‘u$
NESCNlBES llll.
(Continued on page ten. )
Efl’ectiVe Daily —- Mean-
while Disorders Continue;
in Several Places. ;
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BERNARD” ' WASHINGTON, Pt. Joly 20.4
politcmnu “:13 shot and killed whit!
on gumd duty near the Wilson Kin.-
. atCukel1111a,I'a.,eaHy today seconds
The story of the undr-1-.1'1riyiitgirrn
child and of Dr. llcrnnrdo’s homes for
ch‘idren was told today at the weekly
luncheon 01' the Kiwanis club held :11
the Nnrwnlk Countlry club by Mix»:
Ellie llcnlhzm. 11 representative of
the Dr. Ill-rnurdo's homes who is coi-
lfsctmg funds for that olerct in Nor—
waik. Miss Bouillon described the
fine. work accomplished in the (Illum—
police- :lnd gun r119 are slatbncd mount
assumed at the sherifi's omcc than
shooting had been done by a sniper.
1511151121; Mich. July 20 (Associated
P11“) ,-«~GO\(‘I‘|lOl‘ Alex. J. Grocebect,
111:1 1: leg: rum prepared for tmnsmlthi
to Pu: ~idcnt Harding today asked til.
$11111 lion or the Edens! government. for
tion of homeless children who or:-
cnred for in the Dr. llcrnurdo‘s a plan to take over and operate Michi‘
homes. can coal mlncs under mute control
The message asked whether the [ct--
et'ni government would join with thfi
state in taking over and directing re-II
Miss l’ cnlhnn opInul hrr story by
describing: the foundation or the ilist
home by Dr. Barnardo, sixty years
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Predicts Railroad Will Give - ,
in to Men Within Two Weeks
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Town Officials Disagree on
Routing of Road --Select
' Cement.
2 VE’ESTPORT. July 20.—-—The Hacsam
Construction Company of New Haven
has started work on thashore road in
the Old Mill section. From the Old
Mill store to the Mlmmar Inn: on Hills
Point road. the road is torn up. In
front of the Sherwood placytwo large
maple shade trees will be out down.
as the engineer’s stakes are placed
along the fence and the trees are on
the new roadway. The new road grill
be straighter than the old road and
several cuts in property facing on the
road will be made. At the bottom of
the 11111 near the Sherwood place a
small brook runs' into the mainland
Wants Federal Govern-
ment to Join.
CHICAGO, July 20..“8 ll 1971a,.
president or the six federated she's:
roads will on
strike within two weeks.
the daily” he said, "sad the run“:
will yield as soon a: we bring 11111::
to their knees.”
The railroad executives segments
on the seniority question were chm».
notarized by Mr. Jewell u amour-
{Iago designgd 1;: cover up the Ni
sane-1 na 0118
The executhle bomm m
unions will meet this afternoon, is
consider an answer to tho m
night.
“The railroad: know they can 3%
Justify their fight against the national
adjustment, board before the public,”
Mr. Jewell said. “Cl‘he Board to“
take working rules dispute: 0! the
hands of. the railroad hbor bond. o:
«opt in cases of impala, and leave ”I
Board tree to devote practically ojl
tta time to wage cautions.”
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,TO REkD AflD'GE’l‘B INTO U. s.
LQLOIJCEBTE‘R. N. J.. 1y ' 20..—
‘r being tutored by hi, sister for.
its. John Byrne. 25 " was re-
.mmim authorities to- de Faced. which reigned
appears to have been '
She party. which.
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July N (W,
nation in Kings county. or County 011.; ; .
habitunts who are able to do so tam. :7
night in fear of otnrvntlon. One pnr-I _
Operate 111 That State out
"The strike is becoming more W
issued by the railroad oficlaln m: .
The transportation so: 9:9ku hr ,
to among to some of tho outbtng Viki-G" 7
logos to procure food and milk (It.
alone have been paid [or more than t I
ing to a report telephoned to Sheri:
Otto Lucilcn. As a large force of m .
o
the mine, which is in operation. it Wis: '
i 2;
c1 alts predicted today that. the mite. _ .
plulato and some the
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