Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 13, 1917, Page 1

e Norwich POPULATION 29,919 s ch is Double That of Any Other Paper, And Its Total Circulation is the Largest in Connecticut in Proportion to the City’s Population. Rirplane Raid on |9 Fishermen MEXICANS DISCOVER A WIRELESS PLANT PRICE TWO CENTS % VOL. LIX—NO. 293 NORWICH, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 13, 1917 ° 8 PAGES—64 COLUMNS Cabled Paragraphs Condensed Telegrams = o= = = Z Trains Running in Spain. Plattsburgh _announced that 26,000 Madrid, Aus. 12—The news today officers’ will get commissions in the from the provinces indicated that rail- army. . road trains were running under almost Mormal conditions, following the strike ©of railroad employes on Friday night. Premier Dato says the government has taken all measures to avoid a general strike. No street cars were operated in Kansas City. The strike began Wed- nesday morning. Southern England) Drowned in Gale WHEN DORIES WERE SWAMPED OFF CAPE COD Shipments of anthracite coal for July were 6,724,252 tons, a decrease of $324, 785 tons under Jun TWENTY-THREE PERSONS WERE KILLED AND FIFTY INJURED WADE BY RUSSIANS — Chang in French Navy, . . e Paris, Aug. 12.—Re: Admira] Sa- of e U. . . a ‘ But They Have Been Forced to Give Up Their Positions| ez mmsaciog tie nival Giuicn | BY GERMAN AIRCRAFT| WERE PORTUGUESE Nl e omen, “bamn oo | |t i Believed to Have Been a German Information & orpedoes. e Kaiser. | my of the east, has been made direc- tor of submarine warfare. Rear Ad- miral Marveilleux ' du_Vignaux, who has held the post of director of sub- Eight Gloucester Fishermen Are Also Believed to Have Been Lost—Several Two French Aviators Dropped Bombs on Frankfort-on-the-Main in Retali- Japan leaders hope to adopt the English alphabet because it is an aid to ) on Railroad North of Fokshani * Forwarding Station TEUTONS FORCED RUMANIANSS TO RETREAT In Flanders the Wet and Stormy Weather Has Caused a Ces- sation in Infantry Activities, But the Artillery Firing Continues to be Most Intense—North of Lens the British marine warfare, will take Rear Ad- miral Salaun’s place in the eastern theatre, - KANSAS CITY STREET CARS TIED UP BY STRIKE 600 Strikebreakers Were Deported by Sympathizers of Strikers. Kansas City, Mo., Aug. 12—Deporta- tion of six hundred strikbreakers to- day by sympathizers of striking street car employes under the suprvision of ation for the German Aerial Bom- bardment of Nancy. London, Aug. 12—Twenty-three per- sons, including nine women and six children, were killed, and fifty persons were injured at Southend, in Essex, forty miles east of London, by -bombs dropped by German raiders today, says an official statement issued to- night. Considerable damage to prop- erty was caused at Southend by the Other Narrow Escap Fishing Schooners Reported for Their Crew: Boston, Aiiz. 12.—Nineteen Portu- guese fishermen of _ Provincetown were drowned when the dories in which they were fishing off Cape Cod were swamped by a gale that came up suddenly late Friday aftérnoon. The men were from the fishing schooners Mary C. Santos and _the Natalie J. Nelson, which arrived here Japan in commercial centers. The bill creating an air craft board was favorably reported to the Senate by the military affairs committee. Ren Hammond, an American was among the scores which perished in railroad disaster at Arquata, Italy. Ram Shang, claiming to be an Indian prince, ~was interned at Louisville, charged with being a German spy Gold to the amount of $1,650,000 was ON, LOBOS ISLAND, NORTHEAST OF Mexican Officer Went There to Establish Station and Fou One Already in Operation—It Had Been Built | T tk Lighthouse Keeper, Who Was Unable to Explain How - . . the police, left the transportation sys- = N et : . 2 < il Have Gained Possession of a Mine Crater—During Sat- tem of the two cities still tied up, B Dt Do S e Tl T e s com- ;rqa:s?g:gnsfi?'}’ormen;::pzfi?ggs to He Got the Wireless Apparatus— Launch Which Mad while conference committees emdeav- 3 =] . a 3 . Two men were injured at Rochford, | prising the crews of the small fish- Japan. _urday Night and Sunday Morning the French Recaptured | cred to find a Bdwards of Kansag City | but four bombs dropped on Margate; | ing schooners Daniel and Alice stet the Island Its Headquarters, Had Been Carrying Arms and T 1 announced that an amicable settlement | 1 Kent, aid little damage. The latest | Sort, are also believed to have been| At the British recruiting station in R - it Atk s Jagee 0t in the gale. Members of - tne | nAt the Brit iting_station_ in 3 ; 4 All the French Elements Taken by the Germans on Week | oz is Sient. i mon demsad weot| SIS WS s conaigoravio | Som "ot the Bohinis "Eests” oo | Mo Yout 28 BTy "oteni*"ad” Ammunition to Rebels on the Mainland—The Light ognition e o P5ta%e- | damage at Southend, where they drop- | ginia, Feported that they had seen |y miomi e arm nesday Night—American Cerman Submarine—Captain and Four of Naval Guard Oil Tanker Campana Sunk by ment of discharged employes. The strikebreakers lasted just one day here, a day filled with terror for ped about forty bombs. The casualties thus far reported are Killed—Eight men, nine women, six both the Daniel and the Stetson max- ing desperate efforts to ride the storm and later saw boats and wreckaze Ten men were injured in an ex- house Keeper Was Placed Under Arrest and the Laund them, besleged inthe Kansas City . vere in- | from both craft wash b plosion in the enamelled metals plant Confiscated. - Street Raflway Company's barns by|Shildren. About ffty people were in Several other fishing schoomers re- |Of the Spang Chalfant Steel Co., near aCaNe . aken Prisoners. sympathizers of the strikers. When |50 p 100 4 two men were injured, | ported narrow escapes for their | Pittsburgh. the newcomers finally were herded|, .| . gamage ic reported. At Mar- |Crews. The storm gtruck the fishing o £ fnto & frain, some of them satd they | DLl "™ Roma werc. dropped. fome | feat hinett milcs ssuth by 21| The State Department win ltmit| Mexico Cits, Au 12—What is be- : 2 n nothing except a sandwlich | & ouma” peas demolished, | 0 4 Lisht, a 65-mile S mearrrs revent German | lieved to have been a German info T e e again & nan-Pulte of Srench aiischeinithe fislon| s RSl ol tve 1isd | VIOIA e Tones _ias, Hemoritet el RS Tl o SR e gl passponts foltussia to prevent Genmea | Tered. ¢ oave poen & Serman infor- & X operations in Flanders, |of Cerny on the same front. heen the barrage of bricks and stones ik suddenly veering to the northwest. discovered by Mexican cfficers n Moldavia the desper- | AMERICAN OIL TANK Thic githe besiezers pouref against| ey oy DROPPED BOMBS ON — The Ameriéan Shoe Brake & Foun-|Lobos Isiand, a iighthotse st between the Russo- o DIEIN. SUCCESSFUL COUNTER dry Co., has taken and order from the | the Mexican coast, northeast of g STEAMER CAMPANA SUNK | Cowed by the dav-long demonstra- FRANKFORT-ON-THE-MAIN United States Government for 5,000 |pam. The Mexican authoritics be he Teutons continues tion against them, they finally volun- o a ATTACK BY GERMANS |pieces of six-inch artillery ‘ the station might have been conv 4 s ferocity. ~ | Captain and Four Members of Na-|teered to leavethe city. Thomas Fla-||n Retaliation for the Recent Bom- G o i e LI A o BT e raa y Al von Mackensen is val Guard Taken Prisoners. Sem g R s bardment of Nancy. Hand-to-Hand Fighting of a Furious| Howard B. Jackson, of Jackson Bros.|not bean ed by them u & furess In an enlemvor W | o L L ToRLE L g|ral of linked arms within which thel. oo 4o 1o ToC o n o ators Mature Belgium. & Co, one of the best known men in| The government recently decided to b s = ngton, : ng of |Tal arls, Aug. 12—Two Frenc rs — fain t s tor sent the | place a wireless station on T.obos 1l break through the entente line toward | ine American steamer Campana, & kT ke marched T T°UE% el yesteraly dropped bombs on Frank-| British Front in_ France and Bel-|treomen toon oontanl b Crpiese! d, and when uel Rodrigues ¢ the rallroad junction of Lecutchiu. The | Standard Oil tanker, with the prob- |C Bo et e encountered | fort-on-:he-Main, one of the most im- | zium, Aug. 12—(By the Associated tierrez, sub-secretary of communica t Russians and Rumanians are resisting | able capture of her captain and four| N©O se . o o portant cities of the German empire, | Press)——Hand-to-hand fighting of the i 4 the Li t & M tions, went to Tampico on a trip of n - members of the naval guard by the|Smroute, but several attempts of the|having a popumtion of more than |most furious nature. in’ which bayo: | pone directors of the Liggett & Myers| [ons, went to Tampico on a trip e e uberior - | attacking “German ' submarine, * was |Strangers to break through the cordon | 530060 * \"Franch official atatement | nets. and. elbhon mer merich bavo: | Tobacco Co will fssue §7876,000 7 per | Inepection, wireless depurtment ¢ at lepst temporari their positions | ment. retaliation for the German aerial bom- | terday a: val b 7 1 3 % etalis & serman a bor erday as a result of a German coun- arrival at the isiand, Mendez found a along the railroad line north of Fok-| The department {ssued this state- |hose. en the Procession arrived In!bhardment of Nancy and the region |ter-attack by which the enems ro-cook > complete wireless plant In operatior . ment the station, half a dozen strikebreakers|, . .+ of Paris. the southeastern portion of this eleva- Vianzo Carbone had as an excuse for | had been built by the 1 tho asechti and Furtzeni, on is reported by Peiro- “The Standard Ofl tanker Campana, American steamer, was sunk by a submarine on the morning of Aug. 6, ter-attacks preceding | one hundred and forty-three miles|ed a hotel for the leader of the im-| ™SRt Teads or the German hom- |to et 45 sk bl = GERMAR Russians and Ruman- | west of lle de re. Forty-seven survi- |Forted men. He was abuent. " Then|nardments of Sance and. the. recton | oumeract nat It overlooked the sur-| o G Board of Trade|OMMISSIONS AWARDED (T T AR crman prisoners. | vors reached land in safety. It is be- [they proceeded to a second barn to.cnyPCE R IOV P TR G T | rounding ogain it at any cos adopted a resolution forbidding the TO NEW ENGLAND MEN | AIRDROME & et gtoon Mackensen's | leved that the captain of the steam-|Tound up other strikebreakers but|plioieq’hy Lieutenant Mezergues and || Testerdns s caumter aroel ots most| Daving of corn fatures 1o that parket e | utood strong attacks and|er and four of ths armed guard are|thelr arrival had been anticipated. The|EuP Ticutenant Beaumont yesterday | determines “Troe oiack was most | by InE O Cirse ‘orioting merrel Students Who Have Been Training in|Capt. W. Bishop, a 1an 6,00 Drisoners as | prisoners on board the German sub- |men escaped through a rear door and|aroined hombs on Frankfors-on-the. | {mer irantre v ans | prec iy Camp at Plattsburg ber of the R nd 51 machine guns. | marine, followed- the railroad tracks to the|$fOPPSE bombe, on EFronkiort-on the- | thelr oY a0 By taa | ortnwest of Fokshani station, where thex asked fo be locked | Main. Both machines rety R romuatiant - Ana then sent troovs] A portion the westesn coastof Mex-| . L L = L Pl A § ransylvanian border, 33th Merchant Ship Destroyed. [un with their fellow B o confirmed that a Gorman |(oiNArd under a heavy barrage. The [ico informed the War Department that Tk z. 12—Comn | g e Mg D D e e et an “Aug 3 on | Viermans were met by a strong fire by a British cruiser and two submarines [awarded to students at the T Gew | Captatn 4 fo Ocna. As a|igime. She was buflt in 1901 at West |the citv had been sidetracked sixteen | e Pelglan front. Vesterday a Ger- o eod e s TIOWEA, dow : lowing: ce assumed the 1 ered 313 : leaders were urging them to return : - . - as iss Argan- ne 4 at the eonflience of | Lok, Ble s S T T T R Tie ine. Meportation et it AR TR ter into the German calculations. They | tine government authorizing the im. |reserve corps:—Leonard W the | the Sereth rivers southeast | Do of 47 feet. cars were burned in other parts of the | MONEY MISSING FROM Tportant nostion and the infanty |Eortatior duty freé of 100,000 tons of | New Haven, Conn £ of the region of | Tre O ; thi ity. e o o =nd the Infantry jsugsr. 5 t, inf tiona1 | valor - . e T \é;\;p{l;mpa"f xan.smzl':’;{;urdti-tcrlgh:g ety M s ra DROWNED MAN’S CLOTHES. \'.:wlhmvr!erll 1‘;ww-n-:\‘umn‘u:h a rain of | & Secand ”“"'""“I'r infantry, n; n: 5 > = by the Tustikns, who | B _destroy === death until the woed itself was reach-| George Orvis, owner of the FHotel|arms:—Philip Cheney, South Man-|fne" ' A prisoners, four cannon | ang Sustrins sopmeony Of ,German | AMERICAN STEAMER CITY. Waterbury Police Bclieve 1t Was ! ed e . |Lerraine. New York. and the Equinox | chester, Conn 4 G0 : and eigl: machine guni sinde. the (oat Prens - mLp e OF ATHENS LOST Taken by Small Boys. | o Two British battalions, the Queen's|House at Manchester. was accidentally | _ Captain, infantry, officers' reserve o it Fiee 6 the eniltes feont. o e sy anArteaBl Ok i ot |Roval West Surreys and the Bedfords, drowned when bathing at Equinox |Broces Hering, LaKevilie, Conn : = L Bukowina and ited States entered the war April |All the Passengers Were Rescued and| Waterbury. Conn, Aug. 12.—Search- [M2de a valiant fizht against the num- | Pond irst lieutenant, infantr Meers' on 1 3 frontier, there |6, 1917, and 25 since that time. The Landed at an African Port. ing parties succeeded early today eiCelly Superior foreeaofithe enmmy, L e coEpeLLerRn A, Lorénd, | X mep Lo M et e an ok xay i 0f Peter Sheidok, DUt were forced gradually fo with: | - The exscutives of fifty labor unions Meriden, g vet and stormy in | about 113,000 tons, including 64,000 | New Bedford, Mass., Aug. 12—The|who was drowned while hatn oo hewe ofthwest portion of the | telegraphed a strong protest to Presi-| Second Meutenant, cavalry, officers' ‘ = night and _easty|fons sunk since April 6 - - |loss of the Aemriean stesmir City of|Benevics b hore yostorday . after- |00, however. they made such & de-|aeht Wilson seatne he meddling ot | reserve corps:—Erastus W. ‘Williams i s little Infantry| No American ships fell victims to[loss of the American steamer City of |noon. A friend who was swimrding |1°fmined stand that the enemy was|the Department of Justic in that|Yantic, Conn.: Lioyd P. Chittendon, ed liey fring con-|the central powers In 1914, and only |an African port of all the passengers| with him at the time told the police | uNable to continue his advance and the | State. Rowayton, Conn. * n Toms s Brition [ {To in 1915 ‘and the same mumber in [was announced in a cable message re- | that Sheldok had $80 in his clothes, | British retained possession of it. The ' Second Ileutenant, field art:llery, of on E «ns the Britlsh | 1916. When Germany began her.un- | celved tonight in this city from a|but when the suit was found, some S S du exceedingly heavy,| U. S. Steel Corporation’s unfilled | ficersreserve corpsi—Edward S. Pin- |, 070 s a mine crater | restricted submarine warfare, how- |South African port. No details of the|distance from where it was laid, less | "‘h‘";- "‘;"‘ Y in excess of the Brit-|orders on hand July 31 totalled 10 844, 1 New Haven, Conn.:s Howe Va 3 P m the s gver, attacks on -American shipping |mishap were given. The, message|than a dollar was found in_ it. The |ISh casualties. 164 tons, compared with 11383287 | Nostrand. New Haven, Conn = ¥ nd Sunda¥ | hecame ‘more frequent and America [simply stated: “All passengers saved.| police suspect some small Boys who tons on June 30, and 11886591 tons on |~ For the regular army: morn d r:‘vd ail the 1:\<t nine ships between that dateand | Everything lost. were seen In the vicinity DESERTER HELD FOR May 31 o cutenant, figla s Tem h_elements ta Y | the time when the United States de-| The steamer was bound from an Sox e S S FRaYS Lol = r t Wednesday night. A |clared a state of war existed with|American port and hed seven mis CANADIAN AUTHORITIES| A Government commission, which [Danhury, Conn. to a h of Ailles on the | that country, sionaries on board representing a local Aged Surgeon Found Desd. = | was appointed to explore the island of [ Second lieutenant erst | § as T °d by General| The first American ship sunk was |religious orzanization. Amens the| New York, Aug. 12—Dr. Homer H.|Was Arrested in New London While [Angel de la Guarda in the Gulf of |reserve corps: —Oriande own, | | Teports the re- | the Willlam P. Frye, January 28, 1915, | passengers were Douslas Hume, Ot |Warner, 80 vears old, surgeon in the Riding a Freight. Mexico has discovered rich oll de- | Danbury Conn. A : tawwa, Canada, and Mr. and Mrs. Ar. |First Massachusetts Cavalry in thel - — posits there. Shptied o R BN el of fuin cug [INE Wb s Begpd dens fe his koo | iioe Londs, Comn, Awe. 12 ooty e 4 Fort Riley Appointments. 14 IN PAPAL MORE CHA City of Athens tered. 9 ere today by a carctaker. Death was| ward Collins, who admitted when ar- vidence pointing to a conspiracy to , Jidiitos Uon FRBAIN L0 E N CHANGES 1N THE o el e e I e i Wi D Warnec|atoa thay e Tad 000 o e | e R g e ey Lo Wasulngton, Aus 13— Comminsions SECRETARY OF STATE BRITISH ADMIRALTY BOARD = was born in Norwalk, Conn. Borden, Ontario, Canada, to escape |cific coast by large packers was placed ot led students at the Fort Riley,| . Enjoys Full Confi- of fists. clubs and lengths of rubber were being -carried. Leaving the men under guard, the crowd returned to the city and search- Navigation Company. Both French machines returned un- damaged. The text of the announce- ment reads: tion. Glencorse Wond was the south- £rn extremity of the line taken by the British in Friday's offensive and owing going fo the front with his regiment, T for not having his registration card: left it at Coney Island as a security a meal that I could not pay for.” in the hands of the Federal Trade keeper, who formerly was a mechani camp include the following Second lleutenant, cavalry, officer Car Gasgar Admiral Jellico Feels He is in Ur- the Rorty sighth Highlanders, is held | Commission. reserv rps:—Howard K. Rict t il nce of Pope Benedict, ent Need of a Rest. here 'for the Canadian authorities as R PO G pchmond, | i89%., i o of a DROWNED WHEN SHE @ deserter. The northwestern Virginia infantile | Windsor, vt : oo Rom 12—Reports from for-| London, Aug. 12—1In well-informed JUMPED FROM MOTOR BOAT When aitested he was riding a|paralysis epldemic. first reported less|, Tirst lleutenant field ‘artillery | gro = has ces serve corps oratio r Monsignor Frs d- succeeded Car- | a further change in the personnel of | Mrs. J. C. Clark of West Saringfield alls and jumper. 'His military cos- |eleven counties and numbers at least ri a= the papal secretary | the admiralty board is expected soom, Frightened by Falls. tume, with kilts and cap, was found |70 known cases. Zo be sasigned to the rSgular i today at theas Admiral Jellicoe, the first sea lord, hidden among some trees in a vacant Second lleutenant, cavair siated that Cardinal | feels that he is in urgent need of| Thompsonville, Conn. Aug. 12— lot on the outskirts of this city. In response to an inquiry Adjutant|reserve corps:—Mordaunt t ¢ the full confidence of In the event of Admiral Jelli- | Jumping from a motor boat that was | — General George N. Cole last night an- | Cambridge. Mass.: Brenton C. f | v, Greenwich, Conn. no change in of state has naval circles, says the Sunday Times, coe’s resignation, the newspaper adds, Vice Admiral Sir David Beatty, com- about to go over the Endfield falls here today, Mrs. J. C. Collman, of freight for Boston, dressed In over- INSTANTLY KILLEO WHEN AUTO TURNED TURTLE than a fortnight ago, spread to nounced that members of the Connec- nal guard need mot yet dis t watches. New Haven, Conn . b mander of the British grand fleet, | West Springfield, Mass, was drown- Awards at Fort Sheridan, — probably may succeed him. 4. Others ofthé party in the boat . # = . Washington, Aug. 12—Commissions | 1€ 2 e it Gt Seinly £r1ea to stop hews and Ml e Charles Finnegan, 31, an Automobile Despite the ”G.rman o :u.m;n Ok o shaer b] caped without injury In the launch Dealer in Bridgeport. submarines Tndia’s trade uring the * ', e r at ek 4 7 arrived he mossaey . ve. | OTIENTAL ORDER OF e M ol ottemi ik ol war has increased steadlly. " May, (idan Tils. training camp, include the |} : m Parls indicating that HUMILITY AND PERFECTION |and Mrs. Frank Wright, of Hartford, Bridgeport, Conn., Aug. 12.—Chas, |1915. $70874,958. compared with $90, First Heutenant, infantry, offcrs | Srick Ted he under-sec- et o George W. Carlton, of Springfield, and Finnegan, 31, of Fairfield, an au- [991.110 in May, 1917, corps:—George H. Nic E Vatican, had Members Gather in Boston for Annual | Mrs. Collmen’s daughter, Helen. : tomobile dealer in this city, was al- % ap. | Eouth Darre, Mass. Convasition. When the boat neared the fails Mrs. EES e Miiles ==t ionony | Meyer (MEChSL fannounosd| he mp- | EECEN ST LRSS sty oicars r Collman became _excited and plunged B U tamedl Gl ROl Enont bIa comimlties of ciIBenKILD |, o arve corpais Richued S ieeee \ Boaton; Aug: 18 SR sl teibos | IEtOIRS. Water GHRARE uion SactEe and was demolished at the foot of a |advise Mrs. Grace Humiston. a special | [8erve corps: —Richard I~ Herzey. |, man from sanctorums in many states |InS the boitom of the falls. Up to a [ ewy GHE o Dk wuenne . oo —the finvestisstor of the polieg department i JRON: . Reane : s L bureau, quoted | and Canada gathered here for the an- |late hour tonightthe body had not been northwest outskirts of the ‘city. Wal- |finding missing girls P S o. |mar whom he de- | nual convention of the Oriental Ordes |found. e o e Ttldesport. the i r: oli serve corpsi—Robert A Nash- | Gonfide secretary _ of | of FHumility and_ Perfection. 1o ha in — other occupant of the car, escaped [ The National Catholic Total Absti- |Serve corr - 4 Nash- | Gots s, declaring | session for five days. The order is| CONTINUED IMPROVEMENT e e EWuerhwas [uence Union has Detiionaq &I thsgno: N0 e “Thers had | composed of the Tadisenaan: orach o3 crushed under the steering wheel, Ie | Pishops of the Roman Catholic church GUARDSME rdtnai_Gasparrt [ Odd. Fellows and. i gomoaer,of IN CONDITION OF TAFT leaves a widow and one child. 'f; ")r;v‘f;nld'" rl?"(;"h:rs ttf;‘ abstain from Coast Artiliery Men. 5 = alcoholie drin e war. Seces u?'zfi??flm\?q ih”f;,F‘h‘" the bond of love and fellow- | Has Taken Considerable Nourish- - g Gl Washington, Aug. 12—Commis; 3 ment and Sleeps Well MORE NURSES NEEDED Mexican vessels will not be available |7v27qed to students at the coast artil-| At Oakland — - e e 1o |12 nSSIt I war traffic between the |\cTY training camp at Fort Mons and B - ay Center, Kas., Aug. 12—Con- g g as to|United States and FEurope. American | '’ St " - CASHIER OF CONN. CO. BOSTON IS TO HAVE | tinued improvement 'in the condition Hospitals Capacity for Training. |marine laws prohibit such action.| Captain, coast artillery, omce o AT NEW HAVEN ROBBED SIX PUBLIC MARKETS | of William H. Taft was reported to- America tried to purchase some ves- [§fIve cOTPS =l Y Beltcus | Nationa o plads it o day by his physician, Dr. B. F. Mor- Hartford, Conn, Aug. 12— |sels e ol osens I Moxsnaon, | land ihea Masked Men Got Away With $450 — | To Enable Consumers to Obtain Gar- | 2an. Considerable nourishment was The Connecticut State Council of . even, ‘;""’,& Burgoyne Ham w No Tra £ Th Eoutil, den Produce at Moderate Prices. taken by the former president follow- Defense has taken up the matter of | The London = Statist believes the L) prampand onn.; K pin ace of Them Found. J increasing the number of nurses and |handling of British finances since the | Fleming, Jr, Stamford, Conn ture a ing a night's rest in which he slept nurses’ assistants in the state. This war began has got the country into a Second lieutenant, coast artillery Conn.. Aug. 12 — No| Boston, Aug. 12—Six public mar- | DSiter than at any time since an at- ¥ e ficers’ ve. o Prodsrich " - I of intestinal indizestion sent | [ BURGOMASTER MAX ¢ = ¢ | | matter has been referred to the Com. | “mes . and 1t bases the amsrition on |ficers’ rosorve corp I i et Been found of the mask- | kets will be apened this week on land | 30 O N o anent | [ BU! ER MAX mittee an Sanitation and Medicine, of | utterances of the Chamcelior o tan | Frederickson, Bridgeport. Con ! . Opeld up Shd TODDSA ho Teh of the et s Homed thetla e ol thenanent Of & oottt Ho which Dr. C. C. Godfrey of Bridge- |Exchequer. Provisional second leutenant, ennst | Lot e LR S e e abundance | Of | upon which he was engaged. Burgomaster Max of Brussels was|port is chairman, and this commitiae, P artillery corps:—A. C. Smith, Milfc The 2 3450 here Saturday night, | Earden produce consumers. ot e onil in | “Although his patient is making ex- | reported seriously 1l in prison at|in the name of the council 1o man: Mystery 11 Is the name of a new pa- |C: P- McCoid, Bridzeport, ¢ An ) aiemant fonight. The | ces. Public markers 1 St,moderate | collent progress, Dr. Morgan refused | Celle, a Prussian town twenty-three ing direct inquiries of the superin- [trol boat owned by Ralph, who re-|drew JI. Benley, New Haven. Conn o et e e e SPOIDY | Cities in different pasty’ cp aPSr Of|to state when he believed Mr. Taft |miles mortheast of Hanover. King | tendents of training schools - oe 1o cently has turned her over to the Navy (George H. G. Campbell, Windsor of a pistol to hand over the day's re- S ©f the state|would be able to leave for his sum- | Alfonso of Spain is said to have in- | what they are willing and able to do | Department. As soon ae oo Yavy | Locks, Conn. 1 ceipts turned in to him by _conduc- tors. i AUTOMOBILE SKIDDED have proved successful. LONSDALE COMPANY HAS mer home in Canada, SEVERAL PERSONS WATCHED TWO BOYS DROWN. tervened fruitlessly in his behalf. Lawyers of Brussels recently unan- imously elected Adolphe Max, the he- rolc burgomaster imprisoned by Ger- toward increasing the number in their nursing classes and also toward train- ing can be received by the hospitals, the committee on sanitation and been mounted on Mystery II she will go out on patrol duty. Three houses at Essex were set afire SCHOONER'S CREW PICKED | UP BY BRITISH DESTROYER MYSTERIOUS LOCATED INSURED ITS. mans, as president of the Bar asso- | medicine with the assistance of the |yvesterday whem t e | ON_ AN OILY ROAD e e o | Clation. ~ The announcemen: " of the | committes on publicity, will make a | became. crossed With elahan’ wis | The John Hays Hammond was Victim | Had Bean F For Sums Ranging from $300 to $800— | 1 "°}0 ey Were Having a Frolic | election was received with rousing |campaisn to secure suitable youns |tew ot them being badly damaged. The of a German Submarine. End of L Miss Clara Markle of New.Haven About 10,000 in Al in the Water. Cheers, regardless of the fact that|women to enter training. houses_fired were those of Richard B. Died of Injurfes Received, o e 12 sentries were posted at thé Tiley, Stillman B. Tiley and Miss Em-{ An Atlantic Port, Aug. 12— The cap- Los A Pawtucket, R. I, Aug. 12—The Lons. pex?;lmogf'hvma - ey o?%enfimmpo':é ‘Pfi]:cshnt Justice, where the election The Duckpong at Ooean Beach ily Tiley. The first two suffered the|tain and the six members of 1% crew | by fede n e oy = ook place. ew London, Aug. 12.— o of the American schooner John Hays|myster 0 Ko D 2 oles | Sale company yésterdsy notified its| watched thres boys apparently enjoy. | ‘“Burgemester Max was arrested in| That the v oo A" I3 | heaviest losses. Hanimond;; victin Of o Germikn sube | Aight i3 at o Resbital teday or'a o | ey Bops shd Snsdale, Ashton, Berke- |ing a swimming and diving frolic about | Brussels on Sept. 25, 1514, for nis “Ir | pond st Ocenn Beach was upon | An automobile truck loaded with |marine July 27, while on a volage from | north « 1 tured skull recelved inm ag antomo. | stons, Mass, aboat 10,600” [Black- | an old boat Friday and discovered too | reconcilfable attitude,” according to | good ground is showm Dy a letter | men was halted by a traffic officey | England to Iceland, arrived here to- wa 1 S scitit nete: N o brgs et Fir g B LU m‘ that|late that two of the boys were help-|an announcement of fhe German mil- | which Health Officer Chipman of New | when it came through Waterbury |€ay on an American steamship. Cable | pla . night. Miss Jans GIIL Oy O, Smith | renging from 3300 5o $300, according | twe. Angus Packer, 50 voas o1, Ang ltary governor After belng impris- | London has 5ot 50 she park board, | yesterday because a red flas on _the despatchies telling of the loss of " the| Mo de Frank Doyle, " orvi. ¢ 3 i 3 at various Sermany he | Dr. Chipman is opinion that | truck was given as much prominence |schooner had eaid nothing of the fate | ceitod g‘;fin w":' u.; all “an{'??on.' ;’llgfi‘; otfl:g mfid.hlm;lr&nca Ceases| Norman Storey, 10, were drowned.|was interned in prison at Giatz. Paris|the only satisfactory way of remov. | e the l'ni[!eld States fln'_p'r::’nmen, of the crew. The men said they were| was gu St e e cn:;rln‘ Suplay, St He! couckm Norman's brotner Paul m lo|papers some time ago asked Preei-|ing the constant menace to health | who said that they had come from |picked up by a British destroyer, 60| 1ot fhre. an 5 | P inen onten- o ons Jaki k A or e senea” the overturned boat unul|dent Wilson, the pope and the king|caused by the existence of the pond | Martford, auickly rolled up the red Iiles nowheast of the Trieh roae et | meieh ihe plangers Py Youad, - Tescued. . - . of Spain to intervene in his hehalf.- lis to fill 1t in with sand and loom. flag when Stopped. er 24 hours in their lifeboat. was said