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Other Paper, and Its Total Circulation is the Largest in Connecticut in Proportion to t Condensed Telegrams MANY SHO U. S. Cavalrymen Many Explosions Many New York theatres have been closed because of hot weather. On Oct. 19 President Wilson will on Sant' Anna Fight Mexicans outline his attitude on woman sufDuring Violent frage. AMERICAN SOLDIERS WERE FIRST PASSENGERS WERE TRANSFERRecruits of the 1912 class in the Entire Bulgarian army were reported disFIRED UPON RED TO THE ANCONA charged. Schools at New Haven, Conn., and other towns were closed because of the 18 FUSES WERE FOUND THERE WERE 2 CLASHES MAN KILLED intense heat. Fifth Avenue Bank of New York declared the regular quarterly dividend Fire was Discovered in the Twelfth At Donna, Tex., Ten Cavalrymen were of 25 per cent. At Waterbury a M Hold About Midnight, Sept. 12-Has Fired Upon by About 200 Mexicans Depositors of the German National Arrived at the Azores-Expects to -No Casualties Among Americans-One Dwell Bank of Pittsburgh are being paid in full by the receiver. Proceed with Passengers. They Believe They Hit 17 Mexicans. At Ellington The British cruiser Newcastle left Callao for Guayaquil, Ecuador, after Most Severe Washington, Sept. 17.-In announcBrownsville, Tex., Sept. 17.-Ameritaking on provisions. ing to the state departmen today the can cavalrymen had two fights with arrival at the Azores of the Fabre liner Mexicans across the Rio Grande today, While lying at her dock at Liver the State-T one here and one near Donna, about 60 Sant' Anna. from New York for Italy, pool, the Johnson liner Quernmore American Consul Schultz stated that miles up the river. In both clashes the mysteriously caught fire. There Were 18 fuses had been found on the ship American soldiers were fired upon and A large cargo of German-made toys arrived at Philadelphia on the steamer Zaandyk from Rotterdam. New Haven, Conn., $ The Alabama Senate passed a bill the heat wave in Co permitting the shipment of quantities Give It Careful and Constant Attention broken today by a se of stored liquors from the state. storm, death and desti Two thousand Montenegrins from in its wake. One per There are many people who are convinced of the efficacy of adNorth and South America have gone by lightning and three to Cettinje and enlisted in the army. vertising but who fail to appreciate that it should get as much One woman had her when her horse, blind thought as some other branches of their business. The following have According to reports from Athens, ran away. been offered as suggestions for those who are interested in such matmany British troops at the DardaOne dwelling house nelles have died of the bubonic ters and they should prove of practical assistance in making adverwere burned. Sever plague. struck. In one of t tisements attractive and helpful: horses were killed by Use the "reason why" motive. Because they were suspected of Two persons died Don't crowd too much small type into a small spa planning treachery, all the troops of heat and there were the Villa garrison at Juarez were disGive the public information about your goods. trations. There were armed. The storm swept Use plain language as you would talk to a customer over the state, but was most counter. All government financial institutions middle and northea in Constantinople are reported to be Give definite facts about the goods and state prices, Trolley and telephon planning to move to the interior of crippled for a time. Make the advertising newsy by telling about what has happened Asia Minor. accompanied by torre in your store. Cardinal Bendetto Lorenzelli, archEmphasize the words and sentences that will appeal most keenly MAN AND A BOY bishop of Lucca and prefect of the to a person who is interested. HIT IN Congregation of Studies, died at Address yourself directly to the motives that lead people to buy. Florence, Italy. Be truthful, direct and not evasive. Connecticut Company Dr. Arthur Yager, governor of Porto Put such ideas into use through the columns of The Bulletin and Service Were Rico, arrived in New York on the linthey cannot fail to bring results. Judiciously used The Bulletin has er Philadelphia. He will make a reWaterbury, Conn., no equal as an advertising medium in this end of Connecticut. port to President Wilson. olent electrical storm In the past week it has carried the following matter in its news rain struck this city After having been slightly damaged columns: A boy, Edward Corrig by collision with stamer Kansas, the Crandall, an employe Allan liner Pretorian arrived at QueTotal General Bulletin department, were str Telegraph Local bec with 198 passengers. Corrigan was tying a 1464 151 167 1146 11.. his foot resting on a Saturday, Sept. Jacob Shied, a peddler of New York, the lightring struck his wife and three children are suf499 139 142 218 13.. burned 11m. The lo Monday, Sept. fering from ptomaine poisoning causbody is partially par ed by eating canned beef. 126 227 458 105 14.. Crandall was stan Tuesday, Sept. tree in Hamilton p Anarchy has broken out at Negalar 462 174 135 153 15. struck by lightning, Wednesday, Sept. Mexico, following the departure shock rendered him se most of the Villa garrison to meet au280 123 16. 554 151 than hour. A shed Thursday, Sept. 8 vancing Carranzista forces. H. Kalbfleisch comp 187 481 164 17 130 struck and a quanti Sept. Friday, President Wilson has arranged a destroyed. conference on Sept. 28, with Secretary Mrs. Daniel F. Sqv Daniels and Chairman Taggart of the from a carriage an 907 3918 2209 802 Totals house military affairs committee. was broken when the was driving was Secretary Lansing intends to take a lightning and bolted. vacation after today. Frank L. Polk, necticut company and the new State Department counselor, returned the fire without themselves and that many explosions had occurred will be acting secretary of state. before she reached the Azores. suffering any casualties. Ten American cavalrymen in the The substance of the despatches FATALLY INJURED France will call to the colors boys given out by the department follows: Donna fight, which lasted two hours of the 1917 class. Men of 47 years of AUTO RA "Sant' Anna, Fabre liner, arrived and a half this afternoon, reported age who are fit for service are orderthey were fired upon by about 200 Thursday evening. About midnight e dto hold themselves in readiness. New Haven Man Th September 12 fire discovered the 12th Mexicans and believed they had hit 17 Mexicans. hold, filled with general merchandise Meet Violen The Rev. William J. Richardson of and baggage. Eighteen fuses found. Pleasant Valley, N. Y., was sentenced Carranza Soldier Fatally Injured. Many explosions. 605 passengers, inNew Haven, Conn. to serve two years in Auburn Prison cluding women, children and aged Twenty American cavalrymen fought F. Crowe, aged 25, for bigamy. He has two wives living. transferred to the Ancona September on the outskirts of Brownsville for half pital today from i 13. Ship expected to proceed with an hour with Mexicans on the opposite Lillian Russell threw out the fi,rst early today when an 1196 passengers Friday or Saturday. bank of the river. After the fight one ball at the game between the New All passengers safe." Carranza soldier was taken at Matahe was driving on t York Giants and Pittsburgh at Pittsmoros, probably fatally wounded, but pike about at the Or burgh. The occasion was suffrage ran into a fence. Fe tonight Carranaz officers denied emSILVER WORKERS TO day. tainable by the con phatically that any of their men joinexaminer during the DEMAND 8-HOUR DAY. ed in the battle. A revolutionary plot that planned understood Crowe Colonel A. P. Blockson, American the overthrow of the government of commander at Fort Brown here, remachine without ligh Braziland the establishment of a milOver 1,500 Attended an Enthusiastic ed for New Haven ported to Major General Funston at itary dictatorship was discovered at Meeting at Meriden. San Antonio tonight that he Mexicans of the highway and Rio de Janeiro. a wagon which was started the firing near Brownsville. Meriden, Conn., Sept. 17.-Hundreds Immediately after the battle a small parently turned too a Taking his six-year old daughter for joined the newly organized Silver evidence at the scen mob formed in Matamoros about the a burglar as she was entering her Workers' únion at an enthusiastic fence. The machine headquarters of General E. P. Nafarhome in Cleveland, Bly Rice, a street meeting of over 1,500 workers tonight. this city by an emplo rate, Carranza commander, shouting: car conductor, shot and fatally woundA strenuous effort will be made tomor"Give us guns!" which the machine ed her with a rifle. row to induce every one of the several was brought to the They had heard the rifle shots and thousand silver workers to join the pital by a man who were angered by reports, that their All cotton demonstration workers in union. A meeting of union workers and no witness of t people had been fired upon. General southeastern Georgia and Florida were will be held Sunday afternoon at which Nafarrete refused their demands. He be found, ordered by the Department of Agrithe workers are expected to demand/an Crowe had been en sent his chief of staff. Colonel P. A. culture to aid cotton growers to fight eight hour day and increased pay in f.rm as a chauffeur. Chapa, to investigate, and Colonel the boll weevil pest. all the departments. his father and a br Chapa took United States Consul Jesse Mrs. Mary Scully, who has been acH. Johnson with him to the Mexican while driving a deli The American steamer Muskogee, tive in the eight hour movement side of the battle ground. a railroad crossing o New Orleans for Gothenburg, and the throughout Connecticut, addressed the Danish steamer Polarstjernen, BaltiMr. Johnson found some evidence to meeting tonight and induced a large MUST BE OVER 1 more for for Gothenburg, were desupport the Mexican soldiers' claim number of women and girls to join the tained by British authorities. that they were not implicated in the union. International officers of the TO I fight. but after coming to Brownsville Silver Workers' union also spoke. Sir Edward Grey announced that to learn the American version Mr. Police of Greenwich England will allow the shipment from Johnson said he was convinced that force the $1,000,000 SUIT AGAINST Germany to the United States of Colonel Chapa had not yet been put in drugs and chemicals that cannot be A FORMER VICE PRESIDENT. possession of all the facts. Greenwich, Conn., secured elsewhere by the United How the Trouble, Started
