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The. military call
and live. short tools lire almm
whistle summoning N 111 Com
pally, Connecticut 00: Holy. may
be expected to sound 1119 beforel
.Satulday. According Ne reporisI
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and rumors which 11 chcd
:nwmbcrs of the. angel the callx
lor active service ma) ruled anyI
time if. is thought. 1 company
will be put. into actil icc before
the last. of this week.
which have stirred ighesl ox
pcclalious of the mo N the Sixth
NCoNNszmy has not bee c most de-
fillIlP sort. there is cuoundalion
lo ii to keep the mic: you up to
_ the highest pitch of Nent and
preparedness. The tlou was
first based on the fa the com
wonder of the Nari tic Naval}
Reserve has inquired N. e number
of men in the C. C.
gaunt—o
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l‘alrfleld Bounty esp Nb‘iiisalion
committee is being 0 N as rapidN
ly as possible. at the timc,n
that work can nbé st .
possible in getting 1 areas of
this county in good 8‘3 J Ms;
coy, John D. Milne . los '1‘. 'Dl.-‘
mond have been place 9 commit-
lcc as representatives walk.
Harry E. Harris. 0 of the
Industrial .iDepartmbn N id County
Resource Mobilizatic ittee has
unbounded the perso this de‘
partment as follows:
H. E. Harris Brid-
George A. Shepard. B ol‘inrm
A. 1-1. Twaedy.d)oh anr
.G. A. Wells Darien o
11.1 l‘.MAcy; East N Conn
John- Milne: Nor‘w
Chnnles Dimond,
Conn. '
13.14. Gang, Shelto.
H. '1'). Cooper Stanlflnn
A.L.Illiker.IBr1dgenn
H. H Edge, Bridge on
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Biiton. Budge 1m
Hamilton. Bri Conn.
Barnes BlldN onn.
Warner. 'BriNL onn.
Pinncy. Brid onn. ‘N
Bryant. Brid .onn; '
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Regular Army ingincer Assignnd to
organize and command "1an
MISS’ M10111 CHIICE
(If CIIIIIIII IEAIIIIIEIISI
llanbury Woman Elected PresidcntI
of the Association—Mr. Brubeck-
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army engtfir officers assigned 10 or-
gunize and command the nine re :-
nNcnls of engineer Hoops to be rusbged “l8 Pa“ and “Today
to France for wmk on railway com
munication lines wele announced by. The foilowing ofllcors um: «levied
the W111 Depallmem today as :91 at the afternoon session of the Fair
ows: field County 'l‘eachcrs' Association.
Firs! Regiment, New York district. held at me Stamford high school on
commanding, Lieutenantljolonel C. ll. Saturday: President. Miss Isabelle
McKinstry. Adjutant. Lieutenanl X. H. Mackay. Danbury: vice-president. WIN-
Pricc. 118.111 E. Smith, Fairfloid; secretary, M.
Second Regiment. St. Louis Colonel Louise COIIIM. Stamford
Curtis Mec‘D ”Tounsend Adjulam Sciluyiarl’ \‘lliliams, Bridgeport Tile
(aplain NC. L ll‘al‘. name 01. Miss L. Florence Hoibrook of
Third Regiment.ChicagO,Coione1w the Stamfold High school was added
C. Langflll, Adjutant. Capi. R. D. to the list of the executive committee.
Black. ' to lake the place of Miss Mackcy, who
FOUlIllIRt’glmenI, Bosmu. MNjor W. “85 919““ presideni Th9 nomina-
l’. Woolen Adjutant 1.19m L_ E. Al tions were all approved
kins The nominating committee also "1-
Fifth Regiment tloduced three allelnailws including
WA’SHINGTBN,
tracts Educational Methods of
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out 13. ll. Somcrveli.-
Sixth Regiment, ’Dclroit. LiculsCol
Illarry Burgess Adjutant Capt. ll. p ty and the principal of the
Fowler .
Seventh Regiment, Atlanta. Major bourd'
John s NSeNv,eNN Engineer ‘Rcscrve executive committee appoint five add!
C01 ps formerly a major in the r9991 "- lional people flom teachers, principals
Icommittee: (1) That all of the super
inlendcnls of schools in Fairficld coun‘
Dnnbury
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Nsolvice, Adjulant Licut C p_ Bull "d or superintendents to 111911 number.
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Ireachcd
Eighih Regiment, Sun finncisco making lwclvo in all. and, lastly. that
LleutCol. ‘J. B. Cuvannugil. Adjuun the ex omcio board he composed of
Licut. d B. Cross. all of the funnel presidents of c. as
NlnIthglment. Philadelphia licut so.ciullcu After some little discussion.
Col. H.1Jukync. Adjutant [.1991 ll F it was finally mono] and carllcd that
Tompkins the ex oillclo board be abolisllcd allo-
The entire Nescrw list for Nhn INllsI gelhcr. ‘ II.
Reserve Engineer Regiment (”319,1 llepolts from the treasul‘r were
under lheN \latlonai Defense Act in the read and accéplc also of the com-
Now York District and including milleo on resolutions and the commit-
among its regimental olhco: 3 many ice on neurology. in the latter report
Dromincnl engineers of ch11 life, has “19 deaths 0‘ MI“ 111““ F Duncan,a
been called out. ‘ll'llll’ pr clumably N‘ha- kllldergalinar at Waterside. and Miss
lexlmcnt will be the 11m organized Nancy 1H. Olmstead of New Ganaau
The War IDepaflmm 3,. anllng undcr NNers mentioned as well as the deaihs
the authority of the 119999 .191 9. of Miss Kaunas of Bridgeport and in
the organisation or 11114I ~11an Null'r Bauer.“ Southlwl‘l N
No decision as id 11133 dosluuaNlo‘n la n.» The High séliool owl-extra opened
has
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111g tour selections: March. “Stars and
WASNlIiX'le'roN, May 3,1919%“. Stripes Forever." Sousa: medicyovcl-
0181113 We”! made today to recruit b9 lure, "America.” Tobnni; grand fonts
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IBrldgeporl cllairmpn of the executich
. committee, accrilpanied by a delega-
chen' 11,000 and 12000 expert railway 5‘0 “Chanson ”“53?” Smith. ““9"
men for nine new “yum“ . 1995,99,“, mezzo. "Allin. " Josey Cluylon E.
of army engineers m in» .9," (91.34.99,. ilélchlllss was the NllrcclN‘Nr.
"at the cu'rllcst possibln nomcni . .,. The address of lilo aftclnoon was
repair and build nilroal lines nredcd “WWW“ by D‘- A- B NBrubschc'rJ
urgently in the big push against u... president of the New YONk Stain Coi-
Gcrman 11th Tiny wm b9 ‘1“. 3139 logo for Tencficrs ul oAlbany, who
American troop bulls in siervc on 590k” “9°“ Tm?“ “0W “films I“
French soil. and though their work Education."
\Niil be behind the trenches and they Dr. iBrubacllcr contrasted methods 0‘
91;} education before 1885 and the proscni
American officials 99,. counting on ay. Formerly no atl'eutlon Valium
their (mpiessing ”‘1 pens-n. 9m Br‘l- Lo English as a college entrance re
er's Talk Full of Interestasllon-N.
lrcasuler , 2
Normal school he mode the ex oflicloI
(2) that the officers and lbs;
1,991, the afternoon session with the lollovo‘
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One Car on Special Train Overturn-
ed and Others Wm Damaged
NNWllen lraln left Tracks at lir—
cola, Ill.
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IPmuicr Vidal and mortal Mfrs
' Werc' 111 Disk: Gar
EFFINGHAM, lu.’.May sews special
lrflln carrying the members of the
Broom war mission to the United
States arrived here early today and r04
mained several hours before resuming
lllc eastward journey. The train was
ilad up here for most of the night, up-
on the advice of olhcials of ihe Dc.
purlmenl of Stage in Wssblnzlon. 1:111
citizens of all communities where
stops were originally schooled might
have an opportunity to greet the dis-
tinguished visitors.
Members of the commission said
3they felt no ill clients from file derail-
ment of the special nnnr Arcoia. lil.
last night.
Long before duyll little knots oi
people Wu to an ngbuul this his:
lion in 1. 11‘s llbpc «obtaining a
glimpse of the scalar
An luvssllgalldn of the track at
Arco‘ln today. disclosed a broken rail
nepr the point where appear lhe first
marks on the lies of the wheel flange
of the lender of the engine derailed,
the second of two locomotives drawing
the train. The accepted theory is that
‘ilNc flange cut off the not: of the fish
,plnle uhich bound the ends or the
rolls and there spread apart. thereby
letting the day coach. one sleeper and
the front truck of the dining car doun
on the ties. The wreck occurred at a
point where the line in single track.
which had been thoroughly inspected
shortly before the accident: I‘i‘he trucks
of ”he (lay coach and tbc‘tende‘r were
Col Edgar Jadwin, Adjutant Ljeuten the ex oillcio members of the executive!
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fact that ”1(- 1111119.] SW .9 19 9.919 in to enter college without passing .an
,‘th war. English examination. The classics
Voluntccls will 1,9 received bv 11?: have started to pass. and there is 11‘
regular army and N 9139991 Guns 1,. more intensive course in science.
Other things mentioned were. the
leaching of hygiene. physiologyrwma
(Continued 0n Pane Six)
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trade schools. junior high schools and
Iicln‘xatlon of discipline. Dr. Brubac 11
rudded that t-here never would be
uniformity of education in tilts coun-
“ yunlil the schools started to investi-
Pl 1min new things. instead of stumbling
lennlo thcm and of practising A half don~
‘ nd illercul methods of touching. He
{suggested substitution of a your of in-
, tenslve reading, so that school childish
' will know how to express themselves
in propel words. and be able to give
11 clear definition of a question when
”impounded to them instead of resort
%log to silence. like a allikycfiiid: to a
Iconfessicn or ignorance. or an attempt
That Fuirficld County with its le- to explain something that they know
Dr. Illubucllcr's lalk
used as a model for organization “as much applauded. Many of the del-
throughout the United States is one egalcs took the advantage at the close
501? the upsilots of a visit to Washln . of the convention to ask questions of
ion by Judge E. K Nicholson of him and to make his acquaintance
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a citizen of _the United States. Dr. S
llcn' lining Systemalic, Eificien
Intensive Work for County Ile-
source Mobilization
lion complislng Messrs E. P. NBulial-d
Wm. V Dee and H. E Harris all of
Bridgeport who were appointed aN
committee for that purpose at the
county industlial conference held un
dcr the auspices of the mobilization
committee.
The situation now amounts prdctI
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.l. G. [indium Bridg o a.
101m C. Stanley. Bl Iéolm.
in addition to bciN rs of the
general Industrllli me as nam-
_ ed above, the foiloui chairmen
1'01 their raspeclirc t '11: power
to name associates 1 wn: ~
. . George A.- Shepard Conn. ’
A. E Twecdy. Dan: Inn.
G. AI Wells. Dorie .
.Macy. ‘East .
do n Milne.“ Norw: .
on r1 ruinous. blur-walk,
. Gorcty, shell
H E. Oooper, SWIM
Un‘til the open 11 mancnt
“auctions for til d County
réggnobglsauo tide. lobe
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:iy Resource Mobilization committal;
with its various departments. Agri-
cultural, Transportation. industrial.
Relief and Welfare and Military. will
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(Continued on Eighth Papal
Cbnn.
\vusuuvo‘rou. Mar 81—-
day received the $100,000,000
ad Stated ll ,dimédt
-.- "Isl correcttlon Shall ha
M. NDeltz. srgeon dentist at 75 South‘
Main street. will put into perfect con-
dltion the teeth of anyone who enlists
for sérvice‘ in. the armed forces if the _
country and is rejected by the medical ,N . ‘
examiners simply because of t In con:
‘ ditlon of the teeth; I ‘
111': only requirement ‘1th
insists on is that the anvil “ a crush
of the Pullman in which the' mlsslpn.
stuff and uewapaper men were riding
was portly ioiescoped. The first canI
Iln which the lrnlnmcn were riding;
was dragged alond‘tlio track and final.
‘ly overturned. The men made their
.escape by clawilng through the win-
Ida“ s The first engine and tender and
the second engine minus its tender
became separated from the train when!
the render left the track and stopped}
amoral hundred feet from where the!
calls overlu‘lned.
After making a hurried survcy. of
the wreck, Chief Nye. of the Secret
Service. boarded the first engine and
run to Filson for help. Members of tin:
commission remained aboard their
cars until hasistatncc éame.
Marshal Jol'frc was the coolest of the
curly. Willi Vice Premier Viviani and
the other leaders of the partydle ‘wus
at dinnel when the jolling began. As?
soon as new of the accident rcnclieoi
Ar‘cola people with automobiles went
to the assistance of the party. offering
their comes and m'ucirincs for limb
use. -
After a to“ hours‘ delay the train
had been made up with extra: equip-
meat and was on its way again. Mean-I
phil's M Viviani, Marshal Joifre and.
their compatriots had Ncsumcd their
dinner. the table having been laid
snow and service reestablished in
less than fifteen minuies.
Man :anllied by the Mission’s. Train;
’DEICANTIIR, 111.. May S.-The Nflrst
111.3. of the French mission's“ tour,
occurred here late yestehd'ay when the
train ran ofir and kills
as it was leaving lh‘é'mty
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' N" ter 0r pass 111mm 1' Nil‘icied mili-
v’ tary distribl’s. the whole of.
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such as in" cream soda lN‘xalNNl low
bacon nous-plums and gisoicnc ollI
Sunday '1 his “as the govcr‘NNlms
second New lillSr‘ one on a Sunday bill. I
The bill in uucsliou was objeclcdgsoI
on lllN wound that wlNilN> some of thNI
ilitlllc'fi monlionod 318 01 a penis llublN
nature 0'11:ch scan be bought on :4 Sat-
urday just as no]! as on Sunday. '1‘]ch
message which wont No 1114‘ luluscf
was as follows: I
To the Houorablv General Assembly:
1 return llcl‘cwlllx CIlNNNpINNr 205 of
NlNc Public Acts of 1917 N-Nllillcd “All
Acl Concerning 1111'» $1119 of Arliclcs
on Sunday" for the following roa-
sons:
_ With tho exception of milk, ice.
ice cream and possibly baking: pro-g
duals .tbc articles cuunwratcd in lhisl
proposed acl cannot be called perish-
ableaud could be as WP“ purchascd
on the day m‘eccding Sunday as on
Sunday. Under modern condilions.
IIINNN Sunday newspaper may be con
sldcrcd u necossily and in casc of
sickness the filling of a physician's
proscripilou would bu a necessity.
11an lbs nllIlli‘llI plncc in not 11 tilled:
would be a drugstore. Most druggisis'
in this. sluts have a drugglsl‘s ’Jl-
censc to soil spirituous and intoxiN
calillg liquors, and such drugstores
could NNol legally engage in any busi
ncss on Sunday under Lilo prmisions
or the last clause of ti 3 act
“The proposed act wc 'd close on
gay solvencydwo drugstores in
slxly 1ch In New Britain.
one hundred and clghlcen in Bulb
ford county, and probably nearlyu
thousand in the slain. None locse
could sell :1 glass of soda or mineral
water. or 1111 u physician's prescrip
tion or do any other business on Sun-
day. while lbe’fruil stores and shops
could open and do business.
This hill 1 cannot, approve. and l,
lhcrcforc. return it for your forum
consideration.
Signed MARCUS-ll BOBCOMB.
Goverznm
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WASHINGTON". May 8 ~—A special
war program of action for virtually all;
Protestant churches in the United
States was formulated Noddy by the
l-‘édcral Council ol the Churches or
Christ in America and will be cmbod‘
'ied in an address to the churches to be}
Nisscd tomorrow. : ~
Among the proposals for this pro-
gram pore the following:
hationnl prohibition as a war mens- I
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are practical economy by individuaislsoidlers. who would also xecci
and families cooperation of churches amounts allowIed by the state
uiih the Red Cross in war relief. dc
claration against lowering of labor
standards under war stress. co-opera-
tion of all churches through a commlb
too of the Federal Council with the
War and Navy Deparimsnts, to supply
the most Efficient ministers as chap
ioins. 3011011 by churches and the
YOung Mcn' s Christian Association to
promote a moral and religious almos
pherc about ihé new army.
‘Dr. Frank M. North of New YONIN.
president 'of the Federal Council. pro
‘sided. and more than one hundred
prominent churchmen were present
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BRJDG'EPOB'NI‘ May 8.—-‘-ls a result
of the recent order requiring alien on
ethics to obtain pa‘sscs in color No on
Bridgeport
soon Will be barred againsL-Gmuans I
Does ilol See homily of Legallz-.
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maintenance can be provided by pro-
keeping several men, confident that troops are being steadily (1er
scriptlons but all unless
well-~10 do must be discharged
Second are to be discharged, While' neuspapel 1-,eaders
the Eleventh Company. through the clan bcluccn
foresight of its officers. will lose bull Allied offic
a very few The Eleventh ccmpany’
has not boon feder‘alized, and Captain
Louis n O'Neill an dLNeuN'enaNiN p. n some German minds 8 d
Bronson have spent much time on liu newspapers are?
details of this 3011.
men: maria ye , crd Iy by Wilfred Bod
well cashier of tho bankp only one
person has made any offer {90 buy
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render 01 11112 Village to 1119 Australians or Pracli
Extinction is Expcclcd Soon
GERMAN EMPEROR SPEAKS 01 II SERIOUS IIIIII
DIIIISIVI IIME III [III IIIINIIIIIIIIIAIOIII III,
increasing Activity in Macedonia May Presagc a Geno
0ilcusive Move by the Allies ,
'l‘llc grout human nip
g”“10"“. “HARD own which (lcncral llaig had to ,
around the southern end of“
Drocouthucanl. switch "lino
WINES fAR REACH“: sicadilN closing and the roll
the German defenses appears
be u mutfm of a few days. '1’"
A“ MOM”) With Dependents lobe. Drooouxt Quent line is the III
1y improvised barrier thrown a"
”WWW: Regardless “I State by Field Marshal von’ Hin
up of this important section
ordtllcr Funds burg _ to protect Cambrni "n
. IDouaN after the more fame
line, named in honor of h.
Embracing 8" 0‘ “I“ “”5““ self, bud becn smashcd bv ”
which have been proponnded by Na-
tional Guardsmen of all parts of the
country. the War department issued
3 rolls; today which. was declared
coral-Nil days p50 in be. a (blush-blow
in ms organization of the slots militia
bodies Secretary of War Baker on-
thorised Nlhc issuanc? of abrule trod?
tales that al mom era 0 e
KEIIININNNII Guard with dependents. and 1‘11 “(In leond Qucaut. ,blll Ila
no private income, despite funds 111- beef; found to lniirk t
lowed by states. cities or any public Builcl-ourt falls ‘Thc clip
organization are to be discharged: the villugc was elllirust
from lilo National Guard. Tho order, Australians luldI 111081“
verbatim. {wows lighting: colouiuls 1111110 111111
The Order.
surrounded the German stroll
"Tho secretary of Will directs:
“1. That all members of the Na hold so‘ that its Surrender (1} Ne
British.
The bittcl rcsistach oi!
by the Germans“ to "Ithc N .
advance, has on cued .in 1th I
doicnsc of Billie ul‘l.
a 111le miles wind of Dlialit
the south tho. British have 1‘
clonal Board "11“!“ “Wilden“ tinctioli is ex noted momenta
whose supfp‘ort is to 3:3 ”01:38? 181‘ ilv p , ‘
by ublic nds, luclu n8 5“ “1‘ 5 , .
as fire provided by states for that The DrNNcourt~Qucant 1
forms a broad salient 1n the Br ‘
ish front. eighteen miles a Ii
top and parailcing the Dona
NCambrai line.- Drocourt is so '
vale means of such members of the miles frpm DIauai Md Que
National Guard shall not be. discharg about tenI ““193 from Gamb _
cd from [lie scrvjcc this provision No, The crushing in of this call
apply to membérs of the Nafioml will mean that the German g
Guard who are in federal service 01" on the great Lens coal .
“0‘" will be broken and .the 9
Gonna-n N' line *in .. " ‘
purpose shall be discharged from the
service
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“2. That members of the Nulim
a1 Guard. hnving dependents w‘u)
Order ReceivchToday.
The order was received this mom, , _ ,_
Ilng by Captain Arthur C. Bennett ofIFruncc lmperlllcd.
the Fourth company. who led the 10 mum signs that. tho Germ
“‘1 “meme” ‘0‘” maintenance bygrealizc the menace to tllcmi .
people of this city of thé falniIiézs 1.1;); alternate sledge Ila er~ bl
act ofiof the British and French Tb
Incai’li which their champs
March 7. Captain Be‘nnelt has been
lhcir families would be maintained byI from position
the stale moneys and semi public sub-I
they can
after pus lo
Nous from the Western fldn is}
Incl; merely bumpN suppr‘césc . .-
IBcl-lin, but is bcing doctbrcd f
the consumption of. Ger
Discrep ,,
tho German
1111 versions app
cntly arc arousing suspi
Three or four men of the Faith
will be 9391:1911. nearly 201 of ll;
Ibnrded with questions‘th‘nt“
military critics seem to do
. difficulty in ansWel-ing T
‘significanN'Ne also in ‘
the German emper‘c .
of: his congratulaton
urv.
Apart frmn Frnnce -
figllimg of significance
from” the N‘v’ar thcatcr
Norwalk Chronicler