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and. iii Highland Ville. near here}
when It broke a driving glint Witter l
thy. Julia Walk-ti. llit engine driver.l
err-sped uuhurt. When the shaft:
struck the marlin-d it buried the en.
sim- troni the rolls and it turned com-
pletely over twice. it struck it tree.‘
“hick prevented its rolling over a
ledge of rock one hundred feet higli.’
it stopped with part of the engine
Jill ports at Contact,“
in Haul-ml on Wetl-
tilt-a the “urinate
‘ of communal
ll! would meeting
House. There will
in; And afternoon.
git 1:30 at Bond's res-
‘ in across the street
of Danbury State Normals
School Begins Originai'
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"1-lianging (“11' the clifi'. ; ‘. .
, upward 0‘ 50“ mem- The railroad ct nnects with the West . Publlcatlo"
lotion, and t e splcn- Short- Railroad and runs West to iron
by ll ‘3 5 1111118? 10 initurs. Prospective school-modems from
The object of the 85‘
encourage nurses to
we them a standard to
:Norwalk and Stamford are_git allow-t
ting thoughts of young terrors that.
‘presently they must instruct, to at»?
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AUTO SMASHES INTO BRICK
“-033.19 from “1" "”31““; WALL . lay their natural proclivtties for good:
hitals, 3115K as 5‘1“" --—- lnatured fun. There are fifteen grad-
. “1 500191193 350““ WATERBURY, May ir—Timotiiyf tlates of the high school classes of
standard. The assume. 1 1916 commuting regularly to Danbury
, young graduates a
ue their education af-
and it is affiliated
e associations, and is
p! the American Nurses‘
O‘Brien, of New Britain is in St.
Marys Hospital here today following ~ecord the various ‘impressions 0‘
an 31110111011119 30131491“ 01‘ the Nauga~ school life and adventures incident
tuck road late last night, and William to travel on the New Haven road. it
Donnelly, a brick manufacturer, also magazine Cfilk‘d The Commuter “35
of New Britain. is held by the police been established. The publication is
. . .. . ‘ , .. .‘ unique, conSistmg of about
(01 violation of the motor-\ehitlt’ closely typewritten pages, each copy
law. The machine onel‘awt by Dom, illustrated in pen and ink, The cor-1
nrlly, crashed into a brick Wit“. throw , er design is an engine. and string of
ing the several occupnnl : out and cut- i cars SfiWdlllgdal'O‘l‘lnd tit} 911"“, "131‘an
- .. . . i. v . ,, . u stri in: an a rac ive appearance;
Fm.” and bruising ”‘1“. 01mm “A." included in file. first issue we society;
injured the "HM Sol-"‘1‘ 5“ but I“, notes, henltli liints, advice to the love-L
(“Ulldiliml 13" 1101 Si‘l'iUllb‘. jturn, notable events, fashions, news’
:notes. poems, and It "Thrilling Fen-
“ ‘ tore Story." There is no specific ling
‘~. morons department. but humor Is,
lcleverly interwoven through the en-i
\‘l'ASlllNGTON, May-v 9.—~t‘t.xni'tzrccs’ tire publication, and the contents lend“?
of the House and Senate on the War one to think the train students are]
-.Ai'my bill to_day sought to compromise well gifted with a sense the ltitli-t
itbeir differences over the question of crous. 1
whether (‘olouel Roosevelt shall be it is understood that the. pnper was”,
permitted. us provided by It Senate not intended for the (tyre; of the teac‘w 1
illlt'ilillllelll, to l'i‘lét‘ a volunteer force crs, originally, but in some way mem-
for service in France. Prospects of bers of the faculty secured a copy,'.
an agreement seemed slight. and received it. its enthusiastically as
The only hope hell} out for it (tour the pupils. One instructor remarked;
promise was said to be based on the libel high grndtt English could he
chance that the Senate might rccedc made interesting when used in such it:
from its position on the question. in magazine as The Commuter. A see-
the case it was said the House t-oii- oud issue is‘heing eagerly awaited. ;
t‘erecs might ztccept the Sentite‘ The youni.r Indies commuting froiii'
amendment fixing the age limit of this district are: Miss Marion Glen-3‘
those subject to selective tlrnft ill ‘31 donning, Miss Mildred Main and Miss,
.. to 27 milieu of the House provision Mnry Kitisella. of Norwalk; Misst'
e number 0i. llfISH"ill!t‘l' fixiutt it at from 21. to '10. Ethel Keclcr and Miss Helen (.‘Juw,1
9d and that :1 mlls‘t'tlttcut i-‘ttilure to reach an nui'ceinent prob South Norwalk: MlSH Minnie dime-i
the number 0f freight :iblv will necessitate the sending the lorsky. East Norwnlk: Miss Mildred?
made by release of pits: bill bnt-lt to the two houses for further Jennings. llownytou; Miss Liiureda'
1instructious. ll'llillll, Miss Esther hit-Enter, Glen-
{Leaguc of Nursing Edu‘
(:11 of the National Lea-
tr is “to elevate the
s and to sustain the
null ideals") will hold a
n ”in the morning. and
sport from Miss R. Onde
’has spoken in sixty
re some. 6,000 girls, for
f bringing the nursing
:d‘lts opportunities to the
5 people early.
Grace Hills of New-Ila
opt of the. State nssociw
be in general charge of
CANNOT AGREE ON ROOSEVT
G, TRAIN SERVICE.
May 11.—-1Plzins for put-
ect‘the order of the sub-
' national defense of the
way Association to the
. 9 country to revise has-
0 as to avoid duplica-
_ the number of trains
’ f trins over competing
A the same cities are pro- 1
ily. according to railway
day. It is estiinnted
.9 plans are put in i oper-
1 be effected :. saving of
“jsssssssssm In
aft! 1/.
gag—Jar- 'lulalav . ,
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SPECIAL SERVICE CARS FOR QUICK“ SERVICE on ALL ROAD 93:
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< ALL OUR REPAIR WORK GUARANTEED. 9-!
‘1 .- DISTRIBUTORS
FOR ' 1
‘1 . Cars and Trucks...
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You can own the car you 'want if you will-terns explain‘ the Guaranty Sc.
purities Plan, on any car we sell. ' " ' I . g .
THE'BEST THAT MONERCAN BUY
7. Phones, 1360. con , South Nomalk. (forth. ’
ill not in
aNorwsilt-Stamford Division 1
from this vicinity in order to properly '
twenty .
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Big Four
‘895‘
35 Horsepower
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Light Fours
Touring . . . .3691
Ito-drier. . . .8080
Country Club. .8705 seriously you should
Overland.
Dig Fours
I out [Jilflullhl 5:050
ljigltl Touring , 51950 «nlv
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Glcnhrooit; Miss Eva Little. Miss El-A of tobaccds, cigars ttnd ClfiilNll‘T‘S will
ten Olson, Miss Helen liarssen. Miss not‘ be ‘ mused, the size of in..-
Grace ll'illl"llll(l Miss Margaret Mon . m . . -
lNci'ncy.’Stanifortl', The ”following packages aid the nuiiibci and weight
lending editorial is self-explanatory: 0f the contents to be ““‘mced‘ ““f‘ .
“This, the first Issue of The Cont- purchaser “‘1” 110! b0 forced to PM"
nutter. wo confidently believe. marks more, but will get, less for the
it new epoch in the annals of both money.
newspaperdom and ‘sttidcnt life. Ail-k , , .,
stiredly, it. distinguishes the Norwnlli .It‘ 13 ”mm” 1"” will be
Stamford group of the Junior class of cigarettes where there were 10 before,
the llnnbury State Normal school. in all" the war tax on this luxury has
the year A. l).. 3917. lt elevates us begun to operate; cigars will be. five
eight l
j from the ranks of more train pupils and 10 cents straight and an ounce or
to a band of genlsues, whose talents
shine so brightly as to illuminate the‘
coaches of the. New Haven Railroad.
and. let its chortle with aclitlionian. HONOR w. T. MEYER
mirth—«it permits us to give porman-V WtTH HIGH OFFICE.
cnt record to many incidents. l‘Olllllll~‘ |
tic. or'lugubrious, that might. other?» State ConventIOn Elects Him Grand'
wise be forgotten in the constantly" Chief Rrangcr 0f F. of A. i
stirring events of the life of the ill", 1
William ’1‘. Meyer ,tretistirer of the.
ernge pcrsonqof our age.~ What :i‘
glorious opportunity it unfolds to con- Bridgeport. post office, was elected
grand chief ranger of the Forcstcr's
coct spiffy little eplgrums‘ and verses
dealing \vitlitlio foibles and fallacies of America, Connecticut grand court.
of our best-known chunk-such things ’at'thc closing Session of the biennial
as We. dare not say to one personally. state convention at New anren yes-
Undoubtedly, it is more subtle, more terday. Foi‘ the. past two years Mr.
Meyer. has held the office of grand
satisfactory. and more discreet~to
save our most telling shafts for The sub chief ranger and his election as
grand chief ranger was generally ex-
Commuter.
“It follows naturally, that the group pected.
lpossesslng such originality as to con-i Other grand officers chosen we'be:
lceive the idea of The Commuter is grand sub‘ chief ranger. Matthew M.
Iendowed also, with the literary and Meskell, New Britain; grand trons-
nrtisttc gifts requisite to develop the 'urer, James J. Walsh, Meriden; grand
first inspiration into a. material and secretary. Thomas O‘Loughlin,~Naugu-
unbounded success. What Normal tuck; grand iecordlnglsecretnry. Al-
séhool group can boast of a designer, bert G. Knllcnbach, Hartford; grand
'aud illustrator equal to our own Mlssl lecturer, Frank. J. Murthu, Norwich;
Olsen? Where can he find anotherI grand senior“ woodward, Walter J.
with the poetic conceptions of Miss; Connor, New Haven: grand junior
Crow, or the airy fancies. of Miss, woodwnrd. James Fitzgerald, Wit-
two per pound clipped from tobacco.
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‘ jhialn? Not since. the daysot Lelgliiiteibtiry; grand senior headle. A. A.
' Hunt have trivial topics been so Brouder, Putnam; grand 1111110" 1191“
charmingly treated. Miss McEntee'sl die. Roger J; Leaby. Derby.
_..‘Health ,Hlnts' and "Advice to the! Five trustees and 19 delegates to
Lorelorn' surely deserveconsldera- the supreme cOurt convention to'be
tlon, and the wisdom of Miss Kinscllti held August 15 in Portland, Mei were
r important depart- also elected.-
ment. Miss» Ke er and Miss Jone.
loyalty are the‘ authors—or perpétrat-
ors—ot several spicy/hits; and. the
handiwork 'of Mlas McNemey,' Miss '
Elam, and Miss Ryan will be recog- ,
nlped in various whys. _"l‘lie' valuable
aid or Miss Little and Miss Larssen
is duly appreciated. despite a flat re-
fusal to write the editorials.
‘ “it is truly a (ac-operative edition
ll“ of us have contributed. and all
of us: have beenv‘niatlamtiblects to:
more or loss appropriate twittlcisms.
OUT~IT l5 WORTH
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p.
cur 'i‘His
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Donlf miss t
enclose withtac and mail it to Foley, &
‘00.. 41835, Sheffield avenue, Chldago,
. lll., writing your, name and address
'tor all. may The Commuter, gain the
ogiiition ltsoiustlyfldese'ifi'es." ’
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The more serious the purchase of
a car is to your family,‘ the more
Consider what a guarantee it is to
3:2,; ' ' - fig; own a carbackcd by a company
(our. . I : :Iuso with $08,000,000 assets; with an
M" ‘ ' "’“° army of workmen that would
, populate a good sized city; with
. . acres and acres of modern fac-
I‘lgm Sixes tories, and, more than 4,000
{3427; . j iiiflfi dealers and branches. '
(burr . . . .51385 . ‘
m" ' ‘ ‘ "Us, Tltcmagt'iitudeciTlic Willys—Ovcr-
land Company is due to its marz-
muyus“ cgentenl: due. to the practical
TM" . hm policy of utiliztng prodigious
production as a means to higher
quality and lower prices.
“l",fjukrtjr m” The Willys-Ovcrlnnd Company
Jumtom. . 8105;: guards its obligation to the own-
’““"‘“““ ‘ "9’“ crs oi its cars as seriously as it
protects the
Luther M. Wright
The Willys-Ovcrland Company, Toledo, Ohio
and Huh! Commercial Can.
Hilllll.‘ _
‘ A message was. sent to President ‘
his. Cut. out this, slip. ‘
clearly. 1x011 will receive in return 1‘. ‘
trial package, containing Foley’asflon- ,‘
interest of its depositors, large '
and small. ' ‘
The Willys-Overland is predicated,
upon the .need {Or cars of
beauty, comfort and conveni-
ence in addition to long-lived
utility.
The average family can participate
in the luxuries of motoring be:
cause hundreds of thousands of
other owners enable The Willys-
Ovcrland Company to distribute
and bring down costs.
Such a car as the Overland Big
Four would never have been
possible at such a price as 8895
had it not been for over 300,000
similar Overlands which have
already gonejnto service.
Come. in and see the Overland
Big Four and the most compre-
hensive line of motor cars ever
built by any one producer.
consider
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South Norwalk
Manufacturer: of \V'illyanight and Overland Automobile!
Wilson and to Governor Holcomb forms of disorder and crime which on-
pleuulnn the loyalty of the. Foresters settled conditions may encourage."
of America in the state. of Connecti- fl Accordingly, Mr, Wagner said. away
cut, which PmbOtP‘fi 19,000 members.‘ must be‘lound to hold the majority of
A reply was rece ved from the gover- power plant employes in lflell‘ present
nor yesterday expressing his thanks. 9081110113 WilhOIIt discouraging enllsb
zment or embarrassing the government
"gin raising the. required military forces.
The conference will conclude today.
lCIANS MUST Ta? new
ED.
NEW YORK. May, ll.——-The 300 -
presltlentit and other executives bi ASTEV KNOCKS OUT AUSTIN-
clectric power companies in various [F131 '~ 3 .
parts of the country who are attending' Abe Astey knocked out Jimmy Ans-1
‘1 conference here, were Wanted 795* tin last night in the first round of their
tortny )y Herbert A' Wagner, or“ scheduled ten round bout at the
timorc. president of the National Eleo
tric Light Association, against sudden Queensborough A' C" New .York. “'8‘
cutting down of power now suppliedtto tin wits substituted for Joe Stanley.
tltelgiegfnftl tmbllc-t , t d ho who was eight pounds overweight. Afl<
“ . g or our ’3 rec s an mes,". ‘ ‘
he said. “provides the most effective :1: weighed 114 pounds and Austim
protection and security against all _‘
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you buy a, Michelin
Universal andhgudua
as much so you're asked to
pay for some tim,1vvc’ll
giyettyou ba‘ck‘zs-I to 30%.
incha‘nge. .Yc'tno better
* tire than a Michelin can
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