SOUTH NORWALK unlit-Ii} III mob in.» or puller muI-h
v drum-r If it dot». ml 1 . Iztth-ti n
minnow. SENTNEL * 1 . ‘ I 4 I“ "
to tho.» C(Imlyuzi‘tt lumuw ll LWIH
I. a A L (Iowan. Props M -....~~....III.I.
ESTABLISHED BY STILL PICKETING
JAME3 GOLDEN Ttu- \I'hiiu lion-c pickrting Inn»
m..- III-nth}, on. Muir} Iltlj. IcpI'I-scnla—
UNDAY' IJUNE 4’ 1917 tin“: of thr- Nutionnl Wmnflns l‘IIt‘H
“- — .,.. 7‘ lIElt-I- ll.t‘ll‘ pm.»- outaidt- t‘nc rlxot-uiiyc
.-mi~l1ATURII ALMANAC rou
' TOMORROW
High tide 10:32 a. m.; 10:46 p. m.
. Bun rises 4219; sets 7:22.
.. .7'A...‘ ,, -——.* ‘mtl
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS
Editorial Rooms—432.
Business Office—93.
Norwnlk Branch Office~1383.
Editor’s Residence—2183.
City Editor’s Resi cute—14924
Business Manager’s Residence-—
' 113-12.
_._.___..L. .-
IRELAND’S CHANCE
.Lloydflcorrc‘s lettI~>t .~olutic.n of the.
. .
Irish pt‘oblclll Ihn
American court proccdurc of locking
flintilial'
Mix?!" sci
a wranglin: jury in its room until it
V agrees on a Verdict. l: usually works
in lawsuits: poh‘ildy it will work in
this
be regardcd
In callinu for an lri>h IonvI-ntion or
case. if it IIoI-sn‘t. ll't‘lJlltl may
as hopeless.
'all parties to draw up a workable
» plan of self L-oIcrnnII n! for llll‘ island.
Tlhe British premier tat-lily (‘Olll‘PN’h‘t'fi
filial he llllllfit‘ll is at IlII- cud of his in-
Bnt lllct'c‘S and tom-
‘euuliy. Ifu<I l( 2“
.mon sense in thc IILIn.
V Ireland, speaking in ucncral. wants!
\vl‘lVy 1. then' lrt
orcanic law by
The
.‘teuipt. will be It lt'I-It ot' ll.\ litiicsc for
. oV‘govern itsclt. \\'I~l
Gland choose lllt'
Willéll il shill] t1'tl\'I‘l'll itwlf. at~
dodge.
‘of rch III yearn
lizlll-
:IItd
tlII-y slit'k
IIIIIIIsion and flaunt thrir Mll'l'l‘uL‘I.’
[IX‘I
Rain or shine.
nr't's in thI- face of thc ~.~idI'IIt
lllt‘ world.
it out \\l1ll patient t‘l‘tllll'iilll'l‘ worthy
of :1 hr tlcr cnusc.
Nov
represent isn't a noblc onv.
tltosc worm-n
The
they (boosc to rcpro
that lhc cautw
lruu‘
blc is, the way
sent it. According to the \i-sw prm‘al‘
cut in \\'ashtnnton and cxprI-Sscd five-
1; around tho country, thI-y are doing
the woman suffrage cause more harm
than good. The National Woman Suf-
l'ragc Khan-lotion, under whose aus-
piccs. most of the big suffrage \‘ictoiics
llllW‘ llt‘cll won, has
uskI-Il tbc \‘atiouul Woman’s l‘arty to
stop the lllt'lit‘llllfd. on the ground that
.sotnral months“ viL-il has bcI-n fruit
lI-:~'.
iIiI-nt will pt'ollnbly do mort-
If they gracefully withdraw.
lil‘t‘ll right on.
it wouldn‘t ltiolt so bad if the nationI
Were not involved in a bit; wut‘. lawn:
all thc human l'I-“Stllll‘tft‘s ot the couu-V
try atld all die ability and little of th“
men who comatitutu llll‘ cortirnntcnt.
and llltth'l‘lfl spcrial patriotic dctnaud.~
on womcn no less than uII-n.
Tlircc arc so many thinuk those loII-
\l'l'OllR'llt‘illll‘tl wtun-
Tllt‘y‘d fur
the
at.
cn could do jtt.~'t
well IIIcIIniuu.
now!
for
rccruit
llt’l tcr lIt' working lIihct‘ly
loan. or helping: to to full
and t!I.It cougI-cms and thc pics"
for them
llut thcy.
m. .twuflv ’ - In¥$$~~k .
talking to tltuuaands of .III-Inl-Js ot‘ the Hume H‘-
at lliIIcola. nr-nr his home at Oyster llay. L. l., was just as
t t'orcct‘ul and firm and as powI-rful 3‘5 he ever was in his lifv. ThI- l‘oloucl
>lIowcd hi.\ wholc h art is in ”to war againk't thrrnmny.
!
i
l
L w. . ‘wu .
'l‘llt‘mlOI-l ltoosm‘cll.
fvtlsc III-aettc
DETAILS FOR REGISTRATION
ALJOE-ALLER l!
NUl’TlAlIS IN
Members of National Guard 3
er: Not in Defense Service
Oth-
l l I. n >trcn;:th Ihc Inilitniy organizI‘Itious (Continued front first page.)
~‘19 ‘l lt‘Rl w Iict no (‘l'llH‘ cu I . . I. -
“in“ ’ ' ’ l . l llllll fillll want rccrutls, or supply. —--—~— I I“ h Ar: 0;: ‘hf‘ILI‘ISt l . d
u until no true normal) (‘311 I . . .\' .II.I. a “II , . III -I n . .~ . tl' .‘ . em on u l p . ll IOHH .um‘
guestio I "Mm“: llcd Wu”, haIIIlagIJs. And If I II II “I. N \ llII bIIIlccm Id~ .
III-:I- IIIIIrI-d in gowns ot' orchid and Naval Militia, Home Guards and othrr
R msomatirw of th-I-v pnlltlt‘lll lllt‘l' lump in and t1“ llli’il‘ part. lllt‘)’ II-IIIIIIl tuilIII Icrt-I- :IilIIIII-I cloth. with military organizations who are not in
01) _ ‘ . will find that tho suiting-c cauSc wdl ‘.‘”"""‘ “Ml" of "mm! “m“ ““d active service should register for coir
nil Ieligious faith, of Ircrr huqmw.< Ito on juwt :hc satncw-iu fat-t. bcttcr. III: (III tIIIl t:I;\VlI lIlla‘llI;‘lIl IItIlIIIIIII IfIIIwII: i’criptlnll tonItIrrou‘. If ”I!” is donc.
“d me““°““l ”m H ‘1' are “mod ‘0 _- ~-r “~—-O— ~~—~— Itcrtmcartit d lumlilllod'll‘ ‘ V N ‘ 4 ”A L It” confusion will b.» avoided. Rumors
'80! togetbet and ””“v‘l' 0‘" ”1“" ‘M ABSORBING THE WEST tNDIES‘ 'I‘hc last man win Robert llishop to the contrary which are bt‘lng' cir-
Alluc. lumbct of the groom. ‘ctIlated in tbs city have not foundation
“here-need. just as our own forefathers
threshed out after tho rcvohr
on. and ju‘at as the South Africans
lures-bed out. after tho Bo?!"
V (Itr. “Wm “llll all out colonial ll\lll'
canmgtecd, and adopted :1 (‘tlllFtilll-
(in which two stood aesault.
theirs
lllt‘il‘S
every
-‘ ~.. tlintll’tl by haw . - . . I . . .~ _. , .
“The 'South AtIIIIIII~ should obtain lllt Island. told by Lug .l. Sims. IIIL'IIIIE. .I for th- IlIIIrI-h shape. bu :roublc is ””0de “1‘.
ulmOSilll'S ““1 (“lt‘l‘r’lmli ““‘m‘m' land. iI mu urg‘ul. II> Cl'lllll"ll>lllltl|l lln‘ lIriIlc \\ I.- =:I iIIn ll\\(l.‘ by llI'l' though Inenibcrs of the police force
cod. and .hc rthIlt is a prosperous. {or ottr [unlitfiptllltlll in IIII- \\':I1‘_ and “‘IhI‘” 5"”"1‘" H mm" "f “M 1"" Auxiliary poliI-c and Home (lIIIIrdSI
ltlllt
At II tueotinlt of lllt‘
liticul SI-iIIIII-c of New York. attcntlI-d
by many lcadcw of opinion of tlr"
llnth-d Stan-s and LatiII-.\Incricnn
countritw. it was urged that llII- l'uit-
cd Slutcs should nbmrb tho Elll‘llllllull
ltosse'wtons ot the l‘arribctm Sta “'1‘
Academy of Pd.
» thc bt'idc was a bountiful diamond and
‘nlentcd, l‘Ot.'l\"l'll’ll"tl sl'Hng‘t'l'llllll-Z ,xhould obtain tlII- lllllt‘ll [loRscssinlh‘
umber of the lbltislt ltmpirc. 1f the by purchase. .
rlsh do likf’WiSt'. 11W." “in riutllcull‘I it run lutt‘tlly bc said that this sllll'
lone
up V
33.11. their claims and cud tlIc
TlghlIV If their convention breaks
in a row. critics will point to that IIRI
honslusivc proof that thc Irish arc in
.
capable of running their own affairs.
:I'It't cud
ccntion l'I'lll‘t"$t'llls citlII-r good policy
or good t.I<'.I-, It would be Ilc‘sit‘ulil",
no doubt. to intro :Ill l-juropI-au domin-
ion orcr llll‘ \l'vst lnIliI‘s brought
It would be Ilcsirablc for thc
Silo
II)
Tim church wzu beautifully I'lccnrat»
III ltll' thc ucddiuu. The color .s'chI-nle
“Its pink and WW. and it was urliI-I-
tically wotkcd out by tho usc of flow
ms ol thoso I~lI:IdII-I. l’IIlIIIn added to
tltt‘ :Illl'at'litctlvss of lllt‘ (lllll"(ll. Tllt‘
and should not bc considered. in oih~
er words, "Safety First."
Thc rcglwtrntlou organization is in
readiness for the rush which is eXpOt‘l-
Id tomorrow, ’l‘hp board ot rcgistra-
dccorntlu; was donc by Robert G. lion and ”1,. rcgixstrars are fully in-
]hnfurd' . intructr-Il that to their duties und will be
During tho “'l'tlllllli ccrI-Iuony. IIp-
nble ho haudlc the ritttntion in good
mop iatc tnusn \\ lib II-IIdcrt-Il by It).
will be on duty at eath
”‘1. lion [llllCl‘R llllllnl.’ thc whole du)‘.
Thc Icgisttatiou place for the him I
and Fourth Wards is the Town Asgcm
bly Hull. That for thc Sccoud and
Fifth wards is thc council Ihnmltct.
Ignyo thc "up.“ 1mm“. helm. city hall, and for the Third ward. Mic
with silver monourutticd bucklcs. i.\lIIyllowcr llook & IIItddcr qutlitcl‘n
Miss Allct' llll‘ III-(ontplifillf‘d on VIIII Zunt sticcl.
daughter of Mr. and .\lts. I \‘IIluttcl \l.
’l‘lII bride \a.~ thc ltllplt‘lll of mam
lIIv .nnd \llllll‘ :ilt. 'llic IIIoImI's gift to
platium pin l‘hc usherx reI-circd gills
of cold cut‘f littkn front tho L'room
Tlll‘ bride's gifts to tho hridcsmalds
““10 bur pins of cIIIcraldn IIIId pearls.
lb‘
dwlhe British uoyernmcnt will bcI lini'cd 3“th ”Hg 1., float orcr the AIlchr. l-‘IlIax IllillIroItIlIIInd h\an IIAlIIjost bc IIppII'IpIiatclIt- decoratcd 1m tltc oc.
" .I at m thc “.059,“ . II . I. III lI'II-nts III tint city. . I.lr.I 09 I I I,
JItdltspoised to stand It I l Ilhldl‘lll In lllllnllOll, bIIIIu I of the holds a I'csponslblc position m ”mt cugion with AIIIcIiIIIu flags unId flun‘
glme. intI-atcgic \'tllll'l‘ they Iioswszt. That tank of fllontrcal, New York. and is 0f the Allini. Members 0‘ ”1V0 “0‘1
V80 it’s up to lrI-land. 'i'hc lflstcr would mako casicr tlIc “ng ol snic- known locnlly. clog. “.1” bc 0n dutv at ”(In plnco
‘ V I V. ‘ V 1 ti ‘ um“ ‘ V mum”: ”H" “mm “m" “W“ ” thc alld Will disttibutc emblems to Izho“
_ ', the "\mmmhw‘ ‘m‘ 1‘ “ guardInt’ our Atlantic and Gulf coast, chlIlinK were: Mrs Anuustinc gunk}. thich men iI'Ivc rcglstcred.
lFeluers must get togcthcl‘. A" far“our )I'I‘fll‘lll West lndian Iosscs‘a‘ions ”f M“ “”1“ M" ““d 3”“- 1“ "M”‘l . I n
V ‘ It -I without I I Acluu. of Now York: Mr. and \lt‘sl OunI rs and manageis or flu lll nu
tlons must recognize “1 and the Panama Canal. It would 'ltit'c lI‘IaIIcis l-‘ 510m! of Sound llcach. ,[amufing plants throughout the city
'omptomise -tlic hardest ol all thincu
Iu< greater coltttol (H't‘l ttttdl‘ l'SUlllt‘
i_.\lI. and Mrs. \l. \V Kcls. of I 'linton..luue boon Icqucated to toot whistlcs
. and Ilautzhtor; \llN. S. 1.. .\ ooIhis
Y
. J
of the rcnis‘ '
bath of thc Icgistt’a lion plnccs wli l
” ""‘T‘A‘I’.
33!! 4. 1917
C-
Wright's .
fl land
I ':':
‘. u _ ..
Jilin... '“XI'I'I
Crcum :
UL. .' .I’
I‘,’ , ~ .
LOL but: lot 19¢.
'aV u..:
Worth While Say mugs for Thrifty Folks
Sheets and Pillow Cases
Women’s Coats
One-Third l'ndcr Present Value 100 Coats Bought 22‘: 2’ Great
lur low [It‘lI‘t‘~ arc Iluc to thc placing of II larL-c Price Concession
lil'tlt‘l' liltlllllh aro; Inn-III .‘xl‘lt‘v‘llllil §~ ~llI,:- \t‘V-Ill‘ 12M? llurre‘ll l ‘Ivllt. all tho ’ wt mlort;
'r’MtI-Il. It» lulurc «out t'itllll‘tl fail to M :E‘VVE. “V" ‘1?"".‘ III-"ii'l‘.
. .IIlu-u III. to ‘Ivl:).llllI
grcntly lIIL'hI-I'. .57 93
Matting-covered Women’s I Men’s Percale Shirts
; Shirt Walsl Boxes HIIIc-Droqf HQSIQI‘Y last will”: lit‘llltlt‘l't‘tl cull». rcg. I
Special at .......... $2.19 “M” w” "““J “m“ “I“ l
3 pairs for $1.00 49c
Aluminum Whit .. ~ .
e Dress Linen ,. . . ..
Coffee Percolators Finc quality. yard \t'itic; l't‘gullll' BURLJII)“ Rugs
.. . .r . I . All colors. kttottI-d lingo cnd<
htx-t’l‘d SJZU, taluc $2. .30 at c" ulldllll. lW‘ will. . ’
. blue and grew dz'thnt l"‘l‘dt‘l'$.
$1.98 39C \I'nahabl-I and I'Iwrmaic .m-
I - - I thin) in. mine 31.."
,I . I. I bhirllllE Prints I
I I Iescrum: Kettles xtlw pattern... IIN mi.” “N... lunch ............... 97c
lII-quart bluc Itud \Ilntc I‘lllllll‘d tail) 1.”. PM ”I“ .
hrcscrIinn ltI-ltlcs. \uluc ill; ~ V 7 1 9C (frex H3“ Runners
II- #35. 27 inth»~.~ wide. chclan bopdcr,
bx Table Damask YIIY‘JI‘ :Illl' )‘21l' .
I)ustrl)0“'n Ittl in wide. full blvz'tclictl, Iccu- Silk‘ . . . 44C
w - I ' lat‘h 310c.pI-r yI'IId "" ...........
bwecntnu compound ' I A .
S-Iiottnd cIIII; rI-gnlar 23c value LDC PEA?!“ free} 30011. M$atS
t-Ixt- 7.x: iucIcS. In no 1.70.
19c Bed Spreads E- .1 0
Fine quality. double bed size; cu 1 """""""" ' 8c
) 1 v' I m ”I I ' I
l e) o\lde lll mind llIlll) llll use Crex Rug-S
MIUHI'I‘ “01H". l't‘xlllill'l)‘ 1?" 3149 Size 34mm; grocn or blue Sl‘l‘Oll
:I 12C {$8398 Balbritzzan oglultud l‘IorIchn. t':.luc SSW.)
,I I n erweap La I? ........... 3.79
“1011 b "0.56 Long or short .5ch \c hilll‘lr, full
Extra good who". pI-r pad or knee length dram-Is - -
Coolmor Porch Shades
\‘I‘Intt Sul‘c. llIaIItil'ul. l-‘tl'tctitc. lltII .Ildc llont t'IIIIII in thcuiIIIl.
lot the l'ollouiuL it'llsnll‘i: (IIolIIIIII l’orI it \‘hth \ utnkc IIIIIII poIc it cool IIIIIIIII II'IIIIIIII-I .M .. 2‘ I
Itou c\tthIII- m‘cllhlolt; pI tmit nut to we out but out l\lI't'l‘~ cannot scc V {V ”V
porc ‘ll IIl alt Hltllll: ll‘_\ potclt nt II \Iry slight cxpcnw
lltct with by 1 it h III dIop
\l‘t lllt‘ lII ~l xlt: till“ lttt it!
:nmkc II olc'piug
I.I.......I.I.;..I..I......I..... :::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:::::: """""""""""" 33-20
8 t'cct widc by 'I' it. liitI.tlrop . ........ . .................. ............. $47;
the meeting of 1110.
Int directoru. of thc l'nltml linttci.-.
being held In Ncw York city today
and stated that the question of pay-
ing the benefits would probably be
one of the matters discussed. In re.-
«pause to questions on the lot-:21 hut-
ting situation. .\lr. O‘Hara ,.. Viv-"ted
the existing dispute at some lent ”I
and impressed upon the men the
glad that the officers had been IIII—
\l'ockly Int-clings of truck nIIInut‘IIc- I tltorizcd by vote of the Itsuoolutions
turcra and engineers will be held in to insist 31ml the selling priccs he
\lnuhluglnn and lletIoit to perfect tth incorpotated in the new wage.
.Ituudardlzntlon todc. and a coufctcucei scales.
in Washington to cosidcr standnilrlng About fifty molt attended the mcct-
‘Rxlcs, IIIIIliutors and flames has been Itng, "which lasted nearly an hour.
tcnllcd for June 15. l
l “The enormous significance of this
l"."\I0Ik says the announcement. “lies
not only in the ability of manufactupf
STANDARDlZING MOTOR
TRUCKS.
\\'\Slll.\'tl']‘t):\' Juno i- Standard
dimensions foI motor truck Fliglilefl
nnd trannmlxslon machinery undct
aim) requirements haw been ugrced
upon by lcndlng ninnul‘ttctprcts. it was
auuoIInI ed lodaI by the Society of Au
tomotlve Eglnecru. following It series
'ot‘ conferences with IIrIny olt‘lccis and
the (‘ouncll of National Defense.
\‘ationIIl Board HELP FEED YOURSELF
If you cannot t‘aisc all of your own
chctablcs, at least raise some. it is
not too late to begin now. All idle
ground utilized in the. production of
\‘t‘gt‘lll‘blt‘fi moans more food for thouo
who lvarc no ground at all.
Save All Surplus Fruits and Vegetables
If your uardcu at any time produces
more than you can use Immediutcly.
do not allow thc surplus to spoil.
Demonstrate thrift in your home.
Make saving rather than spending
your social standard. -
(‘an all surplus beans. peas, corn. to-
matoes, bccts. spinach. pumpkins and
squash for winter ItIsc. Ilrcry can of
vegetables or fruit means that you
hate szu cd food materials that would
otherwise have, been wasted. Plan to
.RELIGIOUS OBSERVANCE OF REG.
lSTRATlON DAY IN GRACE
Irishmen—tbc "‘ 9"“ b' “0 "Mf‘l i and bring Us into (‘lOSl‘l contuct \IithI of (liuton N .1 ; \lr. (.cmue Cuttinu- and “:1: bells M7 afloat??? “12:11- ers to meet got-”eminent roqnircmentsi CHURCH. store 5'01" root CI‘ODS and cabbages so
. - South Amt-trim. lint that Is no good t.on of New Ymk: MI. IInd Mrs Aljtn‘.’:3";1":0‘Ztfiri‘hgllfcsnalg nu?“ tllififilrm‘ 'I‘dtltltl military trucks. but in that ——--- that thcy will keep W9" and sum“)!
. _______.,.._____ ”mm" “.1“. “.0 should emu“. trv mink lll‘Zl‘bf‘lh- N- J “r .‘md. “I‘F ‘ ‘ 'Ot‘ “II i that (\V‘Plyllod)’ “mIt‘act that trucks evolved “m be par II In It comm'u'filcallon to the charm of you with food when the gurdén Iccan-s
FIRE-PROOF BUILDINGS I I I‘ . . . ' InlILlShIoI‘I‘lIlI III'ItIZf‘II’I‘IU‘v I‘I VII-l":- I-“I'I “‘33 ““5 ' R ”p“ it t t id regl‘s- ticulurly satisfactory for commerciatItlIc state Goxemor Holcomb speaks as to produce.
. e‘Vbig fire in Atlanta is another MI I II-In JllSl now. In (I‘hk them as llIIiIIthr .IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 0th lillVizdbcth 11%;): )lJl ILIIIIIII 1:22:03 11;:101' the fatt III I ‘. use. particularly for ownI-rs of large follows: "In days passed. the people Learn How to Can Vegetables.
lesson to the American pcople. I
inflam-
1.300 or
‘ uwarniug against flim'sy.
construct ion. The
made familiar in every great
atlon of our history.
was a time when wooden
Vwere natural and accusablel
country. They were the pion-i ‘
Ves, when there was plenty oft
V‘be had at low cost, and little
«’ ding material. It was nat-
‘IV,'to build temporary struc-
' Vwood.
hen it was unwise to use
8 the standard material
‘ settled communities.
t is hot excuuable today,
‘Cer-
ex-
Izift
\\ c have gout“ into this war with thc'I phiII. Pm:
'prress declaration that we cxpcct t0
ulldings consumed “etc nearly LN "0 mutertnl adlillllat‘l" out of it,
which slructures.‘ it's the oldi that w" “03”" "0 ”“1013le and no
'tIrritory We have made much of our
ttnsell’iuh devotion to the cause ofI
to h
we should be paid. by England
'F‘rance, for the sctv
ing of 0m own free will.
and
our allies it great serviéc doesn't
change the situation. Tbev happen to' were otter
be fighting for up, tour-I
to make a fnee gift of their Carri
bbean posseusious after the war, this
land Mrs.
(“or ill freedom II. is humiliating, themflion (la: is Tuesday of this week “aSIcourI this morning, but his case was
are any Ametican suggest thatI made in all of the down town churcb- cIoutlnItcd until Wednesday morning‘me F. H. Lee Hat 00., S. A. G. (70.. H potent today " In the spirit of these
ice “9 are render made by Rev. Frederick A. Coleman
That we are incidentally rendering'St. Joseph's Church.
iwln's proclamation regarding the Lt
If they fOEIIcnterprise. At the Smith
in : that they owe us anything. and want, Methodist. Episcopal Church, Rev. Wil~
'liam GTflln made an interesting
is a different matter. But let's not
sully the purity of our motives ’by a‘sk-
lug for such a recompense, especially
bcforc we‘ve begun to fight.
_——_———.—_—_
NOTHING TO BE GAINED.I
Ilslbly in neighborhoods where
Vutnnd so far apart that theres
V anger of fire being commun-
trom .one dwelling to another.
erls it economical any more
id‘wboden structures. The Inti-
ts'elf has risen enormously in
l"1'1“! original expense of brick A Roman stoic philosopher was du-
t construction is not wit coursing one day on me and death.
and the ultimate, "They are Inst the game.” he deI
The "there is no dllferencii between them. ”
91““:th don't you die. than, it there is
l
Ronuld Paige. of Plliludek .
Mr. and Mrs. Turner. of “ TTLE
|(‘mnfm-(II N. I: and Miss Hclcn HIT MAN WITH BEER so
tl’lirdsell. of New Jersey; Mr. and hits ‘
Arrested by Constable Bryan Silk
Icarly Sunday morning on charges of‘
MINISTERS REFER To REG'STRA- assault, drunkenness and breach c\tI
TION DAY I’Vpeacc, “illiam Grach was nrralgm‘d'
of the fact that rcglfi'stta- bcfore Judge Cundcc m the uptown I
Charles L. Acker, of Shippau Point. i
M'W- -_......._I.. _._...H
Mention
‘05 yesterday. The Liberty Bond was‘ at 9 o‘.clock
the subject of an interesting address Gracb got into trouble in Louis
Nyary‘s cafe, in Connecticut {manned
B If: late Saturday night and Dim“ 0‘"
9.
of the Trinity Episcopal Church.
Governm I
one John Sawaczki as his special op-
ponent, bounced a beer bottle off
I'John 3 head The police were notified
of the fracas. and in the. meantime
both men had adjourned to the street
in front of the cafe, where they at
tempted to settle their differences.‘
Grach was arrested shortly after 1
Iberty Bond Loan was read and prayers
ed for the succéss of the
Norwalk
ad-
diess on "Love" in the morning and in
the evening used "Double Sighted" as
floats in cities. Parts will be tIIter-‘of Connecticut faced their wars with
changeable without regard to IIIIIke.Iconfidcucc born of dependence upon
and repairs will be greatly simplified." l Divine assistance. The faith in Divine
lhelp, together with their innate Quali-
ties made them irresistnble upon the
tileld of battle. men when defenders
emP'W“ °f Cloud Sh°P3,'"‘l""‘° at were few and arms inadequate. They
Hatters Offices looked up to and wheat upon their pas‘
DANBUR‘Y, June 4-Emll103'98 0‘ tors, and that force is just as strong
The 'F'airfield County Farm Bureau
will bc glad to forward you the new
canning bulletin which is to be issued
by the Extension Service of the Agn-
cultural College at Storrs as soon us
they are received.
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ARMY RECRUITING IN
CONNECTICUT GAINING
ASK ABOUT BENEFITS
I \VASHINGTON, D. (3.. June 6.-—
Mclachlfln & C0 and 090139 McLaehI words Registration Dr.) will be. re Recruiting for the regular army has
'lan factories went [0 the offices of the ligiously observed in Grace Parish shown considerable improyementm
locIul hattcrs' association this morning The clturclI,I
to inquire about the payment of strike
beneflcs The employes were called
out of the. factories over two weeks
as always. will be open Connecticut in the past few days, com-
from morning until evening for private pared with the. state's record tor the
prayer and intercession. At 9: 30 theIuIsecoud and third week of May.
. lell be. a celebration of the Holy Com- Forty~two enlistments for the regu‘
fgséhwgra 2:1]:303; siredhibouzid’ill muulou: at noon a special LItany, is lar army were reported to the War
work'were under the impression that! sued by the arch bishops 0f lork and department today from Connecticut
benefits should be paid after workICauterbury and authorized for use in during Tuesday and Decoration day.
had been suspended two weeks. ' ‘Grace Parish in the bishop of Connec. On Monday there were 23. 'A total of
Secretary John O'Hara, of the Ha tItlcut. will 'be recited : and at.5 in the only four were l'eported for last Sut-
Makers' association, received the men afternoon prayers appropriate to the urday and Sunday from Connecticut.“
day will again be said. A most cor-l
Connecticut has now enlisted a total
t‘
oclock Sunday morning by Constable and informed them that under the
5““ b‘“ was release“ ”Stem“ 0“ “ luvs of the united Hatters beneutn
"m estate :bond of ”00' could not be paiduntll the expiration
T1” “5" “’1“ “me “D m" m‘“ Wed‘ of three weeks and that the first ben-
nesday morning. benefits would be paid next Wednes-
day' The hutters' regulations. provide
lthat the married men of the associa-
tion shall receive seven dollars a week
and the single men live doll-III of
week. Some of the employed at ‘tlfl
factories in question arm-salad tho
opinion that the regular mm m
too Iman Ian‘dathtt. W oItflto pro.-
or limit. the married
thp topic for his sermon. He men-
tioned the Liberty Bond Loan and
registration day during the services.
The new quartette of this church is
doing excellent work.
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l
Your country Mos Your Support
[can’t Gold Bonds
dtat Invitation is extended to erery- of 708 since April 1 or'about thirty per
body to make use of these means of cent 0f its (1|!me Of 2228 tdlot‘ed b!
pmymg God for wisdom and guidance. the War department as its share.
that. those whom we call may serve
their country in His faith and team.
and according to His purposes.
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BOUTON HELD FOR HOME, THEFT
WESTPORT June 4.—Edward C.
I‘Bouton, 46. of Dmbury. was held un‘
der $1, 000 bonds for trial in the ISUper-
[for cm: on charges of horse theft
The fire whistles of the South ‘Nor- and robbery of a house at Compo
w'alk Norwalk and East Not-walk ula~ Bench. He was looked up in default
tlons will blow tomorrow at 7 o’clock. 'of but. file m mated Mtg 28. the
12 o clock and 7 o’clock In the 'day following his rsgleens from Ian on
mg“ I .
FIRE WHISTLEB TO BLOW
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