allowances paid to all the dependents
-————— gotoneeoldierunderthetemaoithis'g‘
, _ ...-».. antebellumountinthelsxrmtew
The new me‘mliua 1317,. approved
swarm; Hanna H. Holcomb on "w” ‘5“ ‘5” “ mm "“1 ’"m“.a
ll 1 no person shall receive a separation
me :22“: a“ demon: 12.11:: fiadmo allowance as a dependent of more than
M“ of mm amine. -Withln the meaning «the
Show!!! 88“” torWLl Wm”isafloodrehi1¥e
handles! and muammuwmrmmot
inwmmflonuth the ills-l“ W soldier 3"” 3‘ ”'3 time :6“ mbwdemmgwm? to “M“
”mgramfimmmcmngmaoidiumac-vvae ’3 WM
More: Harlow. dreamt-yam. amend
mam variant!” mmtmeechsowertar
mm Herbert 0. Hoover W “mitten-nos. .A‘m
o! the Belgian Belle! eon- don"a'liowanoe meansaeumotnnney
‘ to he pad to the dependent or depénd-
and Cross is prepared to care outs of a soldier whenever he is taken
43,”, o! a million men. The from his regular employment. by
. ad fines has opened its first which be some his livelihood, and sup-
meddlhomands of Wives and ports those dependent upon him and
, tors of minors The New placed in active military service either
League of American Dentists has by the state or by the United States
, 50.000 dentists for politic set I Whenever the National Guard nav
has altered to aid recruiting 9.1 militia or volunteer troops in this
_ y and navy by Drawing state shall he called into active ser-
it! to 158458 the dental examin vice in time of war, reasonable appro-
With the aid 0! Sir Herbert hension thereof, riot or rebellion, the
mm?” of the Canadian law says, the state of Connecticut shall '
mind, tho Navy league is pay 5923mm allowances weekly m MAN SUFFOCATED IN HOTEL FIRE
a fund for the iamilles of actual and bonaafide dependents of any NEW LONDON, April 7.— A man
_ 1olunteere. members of the National Guard Naval who registered as D. James was suito
the 10.55115: of patriotic tiers, Militia or “mane“. funds so called cated in a room in the Hotel Nutmeg
soldier ”
laws ig- caring tor dependents when
private agenda and clue bodies to
sion of the Legislature, in September,
comb to insure for the militiamen the
e.nts The'new law guaranteed an al-
bers of the regiment, and makes simpos
sibie a repetition of the situation
brought about last summer by the call
to the colors.
underutis act; provided no separation.
l ;
onThere was no provision in the state '
summer,- and it became necessaa: tor;
khaki inArlnons. Atthe'speeialses-
called by Governor Marcus H. Hol- i}:
right to vote in the field, a“) appropria- .-
tion was made for the care of depend '
lowance for the dependents of mem- .
, 3111111; to a maximu which
Walnut oiiicials. apparently no i
' axon valuable to the nation in
a, has been omitted. Theo-
Vuil, oi the American Teh
,. d Teleglraph Company has
luredthe defense council that the
he {abilities or the country are at
' “agernment's service and plans
ready for taking them over. Rear
Ferry has offered the servio',
,7 e Nationala Aerial Coast Pa,
commission, the Aero Club of
' its equipped station at Port
. stop. and the leading airship
urers their cooperation in
3 construction of army and
s and dirigibles. The Na
1151. Trade Council and the
he! 1 Commerd of the United
into active BerViee. 3'e.sterday Fire was discovered in the
The lasttwo sections of the act read room yestenday morning, and after the
as follows firemen broke in the man was found to
The govemo; me state treasurer be dead. Holes were burned in three
the state secretary, and state comp rol «lint-re 111 parts of the roon1.The man
ler are constituted a board to adminls- "‘1‘ been identified us Buy McCaithy
ter and my the allowances provided.“ Detroit, :1 fireman on the Blue Line
for. hereizh and to enforce the [1"0hrium (“3'3“ Mchlliams.
ions of this act '
" Separation allowances for sut-h do-
pendents shall be paid on a basis of
not more than $20 each month to the
wife oi‘ such soldier and not more than
$0 a month for each nilnor child underlf‘“any burned when his clothing
16 years of 8&3. of such soldier pm caught fire in a bank house, in which
.RMLROAD MAN BURNEDJ
vided it such soldier of the state of he and 89‘5"“ on!" men lived, st‘ "I
Hawleyville. The circumstances are‘
being investigated. Galloper
taken to the “Duubury houpltaai.
was ll. newcomer in lluwleyvillei
Connecticut shall have neither a wife
'nor a child, but shall have actually
and solely dependent upon him for
NEWTON, April- 7.——.la.1ucs Galloper, f
:1 railroad 11111110371:er were old, was 2
”'9 helping coordinate cattle support a father or brother who is 1111
cm for defense, and the A350 191”“ 1” ”“90” 313mg?” by his own in
‘MVt'lising Clubs, the Adven :bors, or a mother or sister, so solely
Agents. and the National Adver- and actually (it pendent, or, if such sol
—-
FIFTH VICTIM 0F EXPLOSION.
llRIDGEPOltT. April
7.— Michael
Association are aiding in gov-
3. advertising in the rccrulting'
' 'ue leading womcns colleg
at}: me a united pledge oi pair
. ' ‘ The National Woman Sui '
Mediation is organizing clubs
«all women in agricultural ”wont
ids employment and touch loy
' .15. Women who can
of, men in facilities
' erAndustries are being enroll
aha National league ior 'Wo-
Service and the National Coon
Women, which embrace in their
ship the National Association
to womau- Built-age, the We
atlan Temperance Union.
oral Federation of Women's
Congress 01 mothers and
deletion. Both the League
Reece and the American
1 y have lined up behind
H .} moiety state an ac:
to aid racruitin'g is
a...» the National cote
,Pat'riotic Societies, whose
".15 includes the Daughters
We Revolution, the Na.-
1: Assoeiation, the Boy
America. the Army League
' w League.
the“ governors of most states
‘ fullest assurances of state
York andaother stator are
5 definite state mobilization?
masochnsetts is among ,
use. appropriations. At:
tings everywhere the large
. president. The im-
eating. has swept every cor
ai
which have made large in i ,v '
communities have prepared "
d have oledsvrl what -
. u""“vafi¢ty
Idier shall havg such father or brother Hurley, 11 laborei, the filth victim of "
(in [rpm-ion at the llridgopott Brass
pl21nt,March :29 died yes. .7
or mother or sister actually and solely
dependent upon him in addition to .1 Company‘s
wife or,chil.l or (h‘iildrou or be h, it tr 11111
Tl... .. true: or flu explosion
shall be within the intimation of Pa: "iii hrs v 01 3‘11 in . n (it terminod, though it ‘ -
brim] to pay hitch depé mien! or (19- is pond-11113 Inliond a. tank of aceiy- “'
t
pendentti separation tilloWanc-t 01 {11- line has \wnt ed.
The City N attonai. Bank
Paying By Check
An obligation paid'by. check avoids disputes—the check
laminated alter payment-“and becomes a receipt. ‘
Paying by check ts business-like and convenient—it puts
1‘ safety and system into your daily, transactions.
This strong Bank Welcomes checking accounts‘with
quiness firms and individuals '
Weldon money on farm mortgage
[$3
it
.a
t
" 5:0:—
was
Ho '1
Owing to the heavv increase in
- mo re than ordinarily.
The 0pcratiou oi the Reduced Rate Clause m a Pulley
oi Fire insurance
The application oi Reduced Rate Clause is as lollowsz- For a point. at illustration,
suppose the assured has a value oi Cue Thousand ($1,000.00) Dollars, under an 80%
Reduced Ratef Clause, the assured agrees
$800. 00 insurance.
policy cunlract, wherein he agrees to carry insurance amounting to 80 per cent oi.
' his properly value, the insurance Company would pay the lull S500. 00. But it the :13-
sored hall the same value, vizz- Si, 000 .,00 and oulycarricd $000. 00 insurance, the as-
Shred would be 28 short oi insurance oi the agreed contract, and 111 this case
would receive only at oi $5011. 00, which would be $375. 00
'i‘ltc Reduced Rate Clause 15 not Mandatory.
to obtain a lower rate 101“- the assured.
mild: Reduced Rate Clause does not apply to dwellings or furniture in use.
CONSULTATION , FREE!
TA 710R 81 GOLDEN
3."
Telephone 1230
fire. It iaimportant. therefore, to all prope ty owners that their
insurance be readjusted in conformity with
'. PRICES. and it is particularly essential in ca es where policies
carry warranties that sufficient insurance 1) maintained.
of labor, replacements. oi, every nature, building as well as
. machinery and merchandise, may now be worth from 0to 100%
‘ng in case oi partial loss oi say $500. 00, providing the assured carries out the
South Norwalk Trust (30. Building
1.
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on.
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value of mater and wages
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to carry 80% oi value, or in. this case,
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Special Showing Of
a: ‘5 Spring Hats
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Easier
$2.00 and up
sass aunmsou .' '
to Union Street ' .
. ‘
Easter Essenttals ,
‘ WAISTS
Lingerie waists in fine voile and lawn; daintily trimmed
with fine Val and Venise lace . .1. 1.; ..... $2 00 $2 98.
.Waists made‘ or Special Sea Island Voile with fine tri
min'g“ ............. ............................. $3 9%
CAMl-SOLES
Crepe Dc Chine Camisoles in white and flesh color; trim-
“ med with lace and insertion . .. ......... 4 _ ...... $1 50
SILK HOSIERY
Silk Hosiery in boot style and all 511k in black White and
colors .'....-.....“1 ....................... 59cm $2 00
' .v . NECKWEAR
, . A large and varied assortment of collars and sets in lawn,
. ‘organdy and Georgette crepe; combination zealots, .'
211 to 51.- 5o
GLOVES .
' . «Light Weight Cb’amoisette G]OVCS,'{1H white at: .6519
, Short Silk Gloves ................. . 91¢. 7511': S1 it e
4 Long Silk Gloves ... ...... .753 5111181 00
: MUSLl-N UNDERWEAR
' ,Embrmdery arid Lace haunted Muslin Underwear, in a
sty es. _ ,.
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magmas».
‘ States? Three mmwalzeady
“ entered Newport harbor. spent a few hours there. and, art
Can German Submarines
3511mm coast cities of the United
made.
C1111 German submarines reach
sages to Ambassador Bernstortt in washingtou, went beneath the waves
and cruised oft Nahtucltet light. There she sunk nearly a dozen neutral
and allied Vessels.
peace.
' The Deutsclfliland a merchant submarine, made two trips, one to Balti-
believed wore caught by British warships in their effort to Cross the A-t
lantic
The line drawn across the English Channel on the map shows alter-e
it is protected b3 11. chain reaching from Englmd to France This, with
the many- destroyeis hovering in these waters, made it- impossible for .1
submarine to pass through the channel, eitcept at great risk.'rhe1etoro it
may be taken as settled that no submarine bound to:- destruction in A111 .
ericu can reacts here without travel a. a distance 0 nearly 5,000 miles .
around the nrthem end of ”i" ""“"“""" "9 "‘ “ “
Mnertcan ships passed her and she might- have sunk - -
1119118119 did not because the German and the. Americans were then at . .
more, and the second to New London.‘ Other merchant submarines, it is .
Reach the Atlantic Coast
that these submarines must hate 2. cruising radius of at least 10,000 mil es
i
The. {$53 a 531555153151». the bare requirements or the trip. it Austrian subroutines starting
er sending ‘mes ‘rnom Trihste in the Adriatic, sail for the American coast, they will ha; 5
1-.
3‘ loving {and-now
Ar.
Th 9’ day ‘fieiora the session
dilating 'weie‘ distributed
. m 1}
Beneath the skeleton were‘ the sis ‘
.m/ to booze"!
about; 1111 confiscated all
In W86 159819. of them. They declined to say who it»
.55; the bottom border was the iota
11g inscription: "Don‘t let him atop
The Heartseaae Circle of King’s “ .
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Norwalk Chronicler