1‘!!! ram '9me um um MY, JUNE 6, 3916
:U;ATTACR£IIEAPPOINTED,1W m" m WI
n tit Judge. Hold 1'er Ari-I
fill Milli Slllllll
nunl looting in Hartford.
(Continued From First Pose.)
TO SAVE LITTLE LIVES.
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BLOUSES
Oir 310153 Blames; TiiisSeasun
‘ Has Been Marvelous
’ New creations arrive almost filly, ad are scarcely in
the store when they are sold and {In
Appeal to Children of A‘srica to Save
LET US SHOW YOU A COMPLETE LINE W
Children of Warring Lena.
PERFECTION STOVES. .
S f ERLING FURNITURE CO. I
127—129—131 Washington St.
Phone 105.
The Federal Council of the Churches‘ HARTFORD, June 5,. »All the We;
of Christ in America has receivedlof the Supreme and Superior courts:
word from many of the churches ml! were present at their annual meeting
the! desire to dew“ the 03811"? Olin the Supreme court building. yester-
t‘bildren‘s Sunday. June ll, to war re-Iday noon. except Judge William H!
lief funds to help save the children O‘TWilliams, who is ill a“ his home in! Sultzer Admit. Hi. Fraud.
fFurope froth disease, stanation and Derby. State's anomeyg‘ court mos.‘ District Attorney Swami said to
‘uenth. isengers. clerks and assistant clerkslMflllSll‘ale NCAdoo:
The Federal Council has thereforejwen. reappointed forthe eight counties,‘ "1 have just consulted Mr. Sultaur,
suggested tiiat,sof‘ar as it does not in-‘(' “35h...- “mm,“- “a. appointed as!“ he says he is willing to testify
itctfcre with other arrangements, the .mp1" in Litctifield county with a sat-1 that all ”W {3015 31198“! against him
‘chut ch and Sunday schoolotferiugs onlury of $600; Sturxe-s c,» Redfield for. h”? 3"" CUTTWI- ”‘31 In“ “‘4: trying in
. hildrcn-‘s Sunday be de\ died in wholelmddhflm and George Si5u'jck for’ make '4 brokerage, lh’al KW pulled 8*
or part to the suffering children of “lt'l‘olland “-9“. added ,0 ”,9 1153 of jury. ”9”! 10118 1”“ “Herd ll. Ht’
”he warring nations. Dr. “my“ S: “u"mfimomn tins making himself appear as big a.»
Iaiatt‘arland, general narrator) of the. re 3p, 1‘“_“°"ld' ”9 “'3‘“ ”WW ‘0 In". 59m“
\ lit-detal ”luv”, “m. m WM“! county, . thing over. but it slipped lit ‘15 V“-
‘ 3this plan: mg to It‘olll) to that part. a.-d says
.\
Today we call attention to the ones at 81.9%. As many
styles as you will care to see in a full range of sizes up
to 48.
bo tit
(Illicial stcnographcrs w ere
'0 toiiittd exct-p? lll Hartford
1\.llPIl‘ no [In itin— attion was taken]
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1, . - ~ - He lll\llt’tl lllt' iii-trttt Allin") I“. tit..\JAitiN it. Jonah». awn—- Short. Mwuk. it. .1.
‘lllt'll' homes new beautiful once‘be- June, and Judge 'I‘nttic for the Ncw submit u MM, ”no“; it... zit'illttll oi" . . - . _. .. .,
, Hill-W llwi’ more homes I.""'on st-esion of Fobrtiary to March Qt]... piqiul lur.‘ which he Itclicttcl Iiml‘. L
' “No oli‘tllllzt‘l' foundation could be A new rulc for admission to the ll'tr lll‘t‘ll brain-i. (in l-‘r’iay lllt‘ “dill-1.: ,
'Ililll for pcacc among the ’ tttaturinc was adoptcd, titakinc ”to third 'I‘ttv- trati- laid he would gitt- Mr. iletk an,
. ceiwration In Rll lands than for Amer- day In January thv dati- t‘oi Ittll"l~' ~i omicrtunity to arguc li‘: c.ient's casc‘
{ itnn children to saw the lives of the in tho- llartfortl t‘ounty .‘liiyuiio: t't:'t"l hcfotc finally deciding to hold ll'lrl‘ml
Vdetnils are not known.
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homunculus!
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WE CARRY A FULL
TION OIL COOK STOVES.
A. J. Collins 81 Co.
Quality Highest—Prices Lowest.
LINE OF NEW'PERFEC-
STRIKE MAY BE SETTLED SOON.
NORWICH, June 6.——After an ex-
tended conference with trolley union
officials yesterday. President R. W.
Perkins, of the Shore Line Electric
Railway, said that everything points
company has presented a new wage
proposition to its employees, but the
The trolley-
-«lnen plan to hold a meeting early
my to take action on the new plan.
Rho general situation was unchanged
yesterday.
NEITHER HUGHES NOR
ROOSEVELT, IS ONE REPORT
.. CHICAGO. 111.. June 6.—Nelther
‘ flushes nor Roosevelt wlll be nominat-
d by the Republican National conven-
glee. ncoordlng to one report heard in .
i
may quarters here today. One man
who stands high in the Republican
party said that the plan now is that
the man to be'nomlnnted Is likely to
be named by a group of party leaders
at a conference at the Congress Hotel
between 1 a. m. and 2 a. in. Friday
new SCHOOL son orrtcens
AT NEW LONDON
MSHINGTON, June 6.-——Estnblish-.
merit of a new .school at New Lon-
don for instruction of officers In the
theories and practices of submarine"
operation was announced today by
Secretary Daniels. The first cities of
officers will report July 1 for six
months' fruiting before they are as-
signed to duty to the under water
craft. *
Loenttnet mint ‘Adl.’ w. r ' -'
1 cm
“t‘hildren's Sunday comes iti Joined.“ 1L... “3”". M .lttdu Juyw Walsh. 0'"
What more fitting disposition could
‘llll cl.ildtcn of Atttct'ica tiiake oftlietr m min 1... ,1...-...sur jg appointed i
offering than to send it to their little
lirotlicrs and sisters of Armenia, Alwumm' Litclttield and New London.
*bania. Belgium and I’oland‘.’
‘plight of the innocent children
these atid other lands should be
isctibcd to the children here.
1 “tin you realize," he added.
The
in
"that
the children in these stricken lands t‘olt. of Hartford. was chosen mem'
I
ate hungry and half naked and cold: .‘twr of the State llat tixiiiiiining com-i
:lllfll the filthy rags itt which they are
clad are itt that condition because
their homes and means of cleanliness
hare been dostroyed; that this and‘f‘lie
Incl; of food exposes them to disease
and death; that children. pitifully
thin little girls and boys .are dying by
tlic thousands in hotels, bencath hedg.
suf‘It-i'inr; childrcn of all nations now.
tlto you think that a child would save
lanothcr child's life now and plunge a
bayonct into liis Ilt‘itl'l tcn ycats af-
_tcr\\‘ard'.’ Ito you think that the child
'thltlfit‘ life was sated would git’c hint
Jci'ttso foi war'.’
“In the (‘aucnsus the children
now lesser than tho grown [li'tllll|‘.
am
In
;I'oland thousands are bidinc among
trains, in woods. or III hollows, subsist.
in: on roots’and tho bark of trees.
lot a few weeks and tho sound of
:lllldrt'll's voices in Albania will be
iltushed torch-r. 'l‘ht- typhus epidcmlc
‘lt ft l\\l'lli}
in Srnla
thousand ottiliatt children
l-‘ortr cents a day “I” kccp
(me of tho stirt'nors aliu- Ill South
France. The millions of little
boys and girls itt thc Sunday schools
“1' .‘\lllt‘l‘lt'll could add lllitlil
llit'
days to
little biotlicrs and
:wllvlt‘l.‘ who li:l\t' nothing to do with
laws 0| lttcll‘
lllt‘ war, and lu-lp to recreate a blip
pit-r world."
'l‘ln- l“t'tlt‘l'l|l t‘ouucil sucgt-sts that
_thc special children's offerings bc
sent tltrounh any of the recognizm
t'clicf orcattizatiotts. otw of which. lllt‘
Fund for Starting t‘liildren I‘llb
rope. To l-‘iftli art-nun. New York
city. is devoted entirely to the relief
of the children of the warring coun-
Irina.
of
STRAWBERRY CROP THE
LARGEST EVER RAISED
,Vaiue Rlaced at $20,000,000 it the
. l”lace of Production.
The strawberry crop of tho
:‘t'nitcd States. according to the latest
of the Chamber of t'om.
Inicrcc of the l'nitcd States, promises
;this year to excccd all records.
lThis menus that the value of this
year's crop at
tion will amount to at least $20,000,-
two.
1
'ml\ lt‘t‘s‘
'l‘vtmcsscc, Arkansas and Louisiana
are now the largest producers of
lstrawberries. the crap for the cur-
[rent year being estimated by the
ll‘tepnrtment of Agriculture at 17,-.
i496 acres itt Tennessee: 16,540 In
thouisinna: 13,880 In Arkansas; 9,-
.175 in Maryland: 7.349 in Delaware;
6.300 in Missouri; 5,015 In New Jer-
sey. and 5.584 in California.
the place of producw
New Ilritaitt who holds tliilll July 1
t‘oroncrs w'cre reappointed in New
lti.r(e, for
Michael It.
‘t-ounties. and William ll
Litt ltfielil :ounty, and
O .
dt“ t"t‘ot‘ncll. I'oi 'l‘ollanil. \H‘t't’ t'ottliu-
mod as health othcct‘~ l
Corporation t‘outtscl I'rtttcts W.
mittee, filling the wrath y (“bull-(9d byt
‘oio death of \\'il|tatii \V'dl-llt ”)dt‘. oft
Hartford.
l 'l‘ht Superior court judees receiv-
f‘tlllt?ll':is>lt1llllit'llf~ for the (‘tlllilng‘
year. Some of thcm lwlllL‘ Juditc Shutnf
way for tht- January tcrm at Middle-
:town, Judge (lager tor tlic October'
and permitting can lltl;t‘t'~ lc' 't-t i;..
.
matiitnatlon to filc t won-ates iiptgitt.
of taking a litcrury ciantinzttion.
BRIDGEPCRTER Is AMONG HERO-
'C DEAD AT VERDUN.
Among the month» thousands ot
llt'l’ttlf‘ dcnd in the I’l't‘flcll army In
tho tit-fetish at \‘ordutt atwpurs tlic
name of F. Henry" I-‘clpin. for some
time an assistant cwcri manager of
the Warner lll'tilht’ra company. Iii-i
home was in New York t‘itl'. but he
was a frequent visitor In Bridgeport
and was well known there. llt- sailed
for Fl'nnt'ti‘qlillol‘ll)‘ after the outbreak
of tho war.'lle'lias seen a lot of serv-
ice of the hardest kind. both in
France an Belgium. The command
.tir of his r gluicnt wrote his parents
In Now York the facts concerning his
dcatli. The lcttir ends as follow:
"lgos, he did die a hero, for un-
der intense bottihardment. having left
to hint only one :itt<.:idnnt. be “its
killed with his face to the enemy. out
in the open. at n time when he was
himself carrying. with the aid of the
sole survivor of this heroic gun sci:
tlon, his machine gun, in order to
take advantage of a shell crater and
to continue to defend the position
which he was never willing to aban-
don: and it is because of this sub-
Jlimc effort that the position was not
lost.
"Glory to In..- memory.
‘llear Monsieur Fclptn In receiving
this letter from his former army chic!
and in learning from his own mouth
.that his chief mourns Henry as he
would his own son. but that be ad-
min-a and enrics his beautifttl death.
the most glorious death that can linp»
pen to n soldicr.—may you be able
to obtain some slight alleviation for
your great grief
. "And may Madame Felpin in her
mother‘s heart have tho strength to
:hcar this grcnt loss, knowing that her
lson died, to sure his country. ;
i “Be assured that the day‘when you
iwlll be able to give to Henry tae
Iburial that you will have arranged for
hint. i will surely be there to render
a sacred duty and to say at his tomb
that this was a valiant soldier."
.._.______.__.—-
! FATALLY HURT BY AUTO.
I ......_.—
Charles W. Hall, a moulder, died in
The quantity of strawberries pm.;Bridsenort Hospital. Sunday evening. asked to inform us in some way that.
Ithe offense," no matter how justified.
”Mr. Howard." Sultzcr expressed his:
'opinion of Mr.
duced in the United States in theima the result 01’. being struck by an
that there was nobody in Morgan‘s ot~
lice that or next line“ by
sight "
he hitch
. Jalutr- M. lictk. counsel for Burris.
insisted that the admissions of Suit-
zer justified the raid on the Seymour
office, as the detective was really on
gaged in eipOsing a “double fraud; ,
(tllt‘ pcrpctratcd by the. thief in the.
Morgan offici- and the other by Suit I
zer iii the Seymour office. i
I“,
llcautiful Bust. Ind Sltouldc
are nimble if you win it...“ ‘ . ‘_ . ,.
Bren Julie Ill-niece. “M 1 (ohm ed
The dragging weight of.- IW but so stretches the
supporting muscle: that the mud the bgurc i- startled.
IE“ it “that Nick uhcre it N-
B ‘10 hung the ”minute of “Air
Lines, destitute uic danger of
BRASS|E _ oil of the sltoulorr citing a
(mu ful line to the entire um Ids.
'Ia'lh'“l olltt- inull maintain all out»: truss Hut k. Hook
Front. Snrplnc. Damian. eh. lined with "\l alohn," 01c
mum “is full bust fhmt
m’" ”0"“ 5 2m .usrlcsutd Nltfiltt' it..-
They arc the daintint IM .1»! fluvial-lilo- Vanni-tits imagi-
rusttcsa lain-tic; pcnutttii‘ in“ without rcmoval.
.IIt-i
Ilistrict Attorncy Swarm maintained:
that two wrongs did not make a right!
a contention in which he was supportt
ed by Magistrate. could not “condone|
Lit might have been. He discussed in
detail three sections of the I'eual t‘odc,
under which llurus might be llt'ill oi
the Grand Jury, and said hc was as
undecided a.- to which
y“ section
for the Grand Jury under any otc '.l'
the proposed sections. 1
Burns Was After Morgan "Th'cf.': ‘,
Among thc wittmssvs yesterday Witt"
James Lynch. the stcuogmphcr wbt m.
i llura: had with him to make coplcs of ‘
ipupcrs and inemoranda in the .‘uyi
mour otflct». He told of six or sortn.
Itiynskyts of the Scymour premises.“
.\11 they wcrc looking for, he said. was,
to obtain ctidcnce leading to insider ;
tity of the Morgan thief ‘ 5:."
5llt'l’lnlll’fl-‘ I'rcscott. Trt-rtsurcr of !h~
Anclo .tmeticatt t‘otton Products t‘.ii.i
l)fll‘_\'. told of lwitig appriarhcd ‘)_\
Sultzcr last March with a i offer to in
ti-rrcnc in a cotton lintcrn contract
which thc t'ottmi I'roducts Company
was trying to negotiate with .l. I“
Morgan A ('0, Stilt/ct. be sad em :2: jlames ”Onnelly [6 Scum Main St
ed to hnrc a surprisl ig amount 0i ...
formation concerning lht‘ sccrct Bflillri’
of the Morgan firm. Smcral it-tcr ,
yiewn followed. at which Stillztir offci' 1
ed to arrange a contract with tho Mor I
gait firm for the Cotton Products (‘Olll'g
that would yield lt'izi.
tit'étfigdt'n J? I
5’,
.1.‘ ‘
Fl’ 41% . “-5 9.."
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CENTRAL HOTEL M...
40!». at 8538A IROP.
Corner Monroe and fine-taut Itreots. M Not-walk.
may on terms
a commission of $25,000. 1
Before doing business with Fultrcr.‘
howercr, Prescott dccided to verify lid
"pul ’ with the Morgan firm. An in j
tex%as arranged at which llnrry
ll. I'rindlc, head of the import depart.-
mcnt of J. P. Morgan 3: (‘0. was. Litto-
duccd to Sultzer under the fillmt‘ oi, _
Naomi by any or tool at. m when.
Ever-v mom uell 'ontllnwd, dame lut- um “I.
Ererythtrs trot clan
.. _..-|.
1
Prindle quite freely;
calling him. among other things. a'
mere “figurehcad” in the Morgan con ‘
corn. In Mr. l’rittdle's presence Sui:-
zer also bonittcd that hc had a "pull"
with a “man hlghcr up" in the Morgan
office.
Claimed a “Guardian Angel."
“lie said that there was somebody in
.l. P, Morgan it (‘0. who was his .gunrd-
tau angel." \l‘rescott testified. “and it
was this guardian angel who gave him
any information he could procure. and:
the value of which be estimated all
325,000 on this particular contract.” i
Mr. Prindle of the Morgan firm thcn:
took the stand and corroborated Mr. '
Prescott’s testimony. .
"Mr. Sultzer claimed," testified Min. - a a a a a O 0 0 O
Prlndle, “that. it the AngloAmcricnn;
. Cotton Products would reduce its price;
Ito .I. P. Morgan & Co. through his in-'
'fluende, this guardian angel would get],
:the contract. However, it was not:
I clear why the AngloAmericau couldn'tl
do this thing themselves. He was
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PINE TAR MOTII BAGS
50 CENTS 60 CENTS 75 CENTS‘
Cedar Moth Bags 65c, 750, 1.00
Pine Tar Paper, 4x48 50c per-doz
A. DICKERMAN 8: ‘ SON
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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COFFEE SALE AT
A. F. Beckmann & C035
this was a fact. and wasn‘t a say-sol
1current year will probably show a
total of about. 300,000,000 quarts or
an nvera of three quarts
capitn for "‘ ‘ cntlre population.
tvaluc of fruits and nuts exported
about 836,000,000 per annum, and
those imported about $50,000,000 an-
nually, while the world's tntemntton:
at trade- ln-frults and .nuts in not
down at about $500,000,000 perfun-
num.
DID ”IE- KNOW.
Newwed—lt. Is hard to halt
breed and. got a stone.
Mrs. Hewett—It to wane to ask
for a stone and get pate—New Yor
.~ #1..
for
DEF I
”automobile-Saturday night. The ma- on his part. He was unable or unwllI-t
chine did not stop and nobody could , ins to do this except that - he said]
be found Who knew to whom It be-kPrindle—referflng to myself—was
longed. The police say that they have nothing more than a, pen pusher and
No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee, 35:: (1'1an .7....-....- 31. ¢ lb.
After Dinner Blend comma: patients...“ 1"": 1b..
an,”
owner of the car bearing the number.
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TROL-LEY CON FEIRENCE HELD.
ti .
“NORWICH. June tic—Attention in
the trolleymon's strike on the Shore
Line Electric Railway was directed
today to a. conference which was to
be held during the afternoon between
representatives otthe striking om-
‘ployen and officials of the company.
Preceding this conference. a meeting
of the directors of the company was
to be held. ,
The general situation was unchang-
ed today. Oars were. running at Ir-
. ‘ . Intervals on .Ionie of
m. ' r ' ’
. , . . through his
. to a speedy settlement of the strike . . The in the entire fruit pro- “ number “Ml they "I" “9‘ giveout. a rubber stamp man and _ . . , pa"
which has tied up all lines of the rimming. duction of ‘ United States amounts and will apply to the secretary 0‘ the‘lnfluence the contract would be nr- Challenge Bkmi Coll”, 308“ ....i.«.......-.._...,. a ' lb. t-_
company. It is understood that the ’ to about ’ 70,000,000 11 your, the “file's om“ “1 an 93°" ‘0 learn the fall!“ before ll 9"" came to me. A“ Maricaibo Blend Coffee, 25c M r...«.n.....:.,... 21¢
tPrindle would have to do was to see
that -.it was properly negotiated; that
this contract would be handed to
him. and all Brindle bad to do was
to act as a messenger or oflice boy.
Mr. Prlndlo slid Sultzer showed a r
surprisinély accurate familiarity with
the contents of a carpet cable in which
the Morgen concern was ordered to
obtain 5.000 tons of cotton lintorn for
tho Preach Government. it- proved to
him, be said. beyond n doubt that
there was a thief in the dict-3m con-
cern. who but released the Intern»
tlon.‘ -
Golden Santos Coffee ..... .-..... In”. 5 lbs. for 90¢
Very Best Creamery BWrm -.-..............-........ 34¢
New Post: Toasties, fresh Ind nip ......... 3 pkg's. 25¢
Social Teas. Nabisco or Gratin Mu; 3 so... 25¢ Q
‘7
Trade here, you will always End Ming special.
. 83-85 wasnmo'ros s'r. - mow-c 1.105
sourru nonwnut.
~
Monogram Rye or Dufiy’lldtmm...--.. 35¢ . f'
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