. sclft-misiiiu' ‘ti
."l‘iial ii is “wicked to kill"
' I
main and' ab‘r'i'ow 'ot a iz're‘a't ‘ébh'f'l'ict'
thecause they know it feeds to What all “a 'by the 11151111111131... ‘Cnii'cesaion ('1! t
unkind mater-true. gait-respecting 1-3 bill of packing and cartage of piano :8
' into and 'Ihldeous.
mu. m 1!, 1011
‘9'! 1 so. £1119
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EVENING SEWEL
I L. A A 1.. 010m,”
ETABLEHZD BY
JAMES? GOLDEN
TUESDA ‘11" JUNE". 1‘3
HINIATURE ALLIANAC FOR
TOMORRO "I
High tide 11:59 11111.; 11:58pm
Sun rises 4120; sets 7.29.
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as t .1. m. Rte .1 s
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EVENING SEN'I‘mEL TELE- '3'3'1” 1 w t" ....
PHONE CIXLLS .-iitl 11.? .1.
Editorial Rooms—92.
Business Office —98.
Norwalk Branch Officewl383.
Editor's Residence—2183. .
city Editor’s Residence—1492-4 ‘
Business Manager‘s Residence—
113-12. '
iisi \11‘i I». :~:t'
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::i‘i (ti..;.( 1; tum.
izzt'n :ti‘ai 1'- ii out by 1
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BODIES AND MGRALS
’l'” 'i‘it‘tiiht tii‘ali I'-"i>lliilltill [it‘-
...n.. . \1i'1"ili a in: tifiiiitit'siiti: f;t('1«titii't'
PACIFISTSr FALSE AND REAL
aside Itoiii its main purpose hot 111-
:!;tli('t-‘
rHalf-baked pat-it'ism dies hard. The
- . 4 l
individuals and troops who lately x‘“ \m‘ “'-‘ “PM” ”W ”"l‘ "‘
ptr t't-itt oi iiit lilin who rt'cisit'i't-tt
'were filling the land with clamor
. . . iii ils t‘ :l ' :-' I t‘ ,\ s‘»
against our taking: up the sword in a l' "' "' i' " ""' “" 1"" '
t'r’tllj.‘ Iii Ior'
Illa. kw ll‘~
iiiili'ai'y >1 1'1 ire
islllilli
lili'li elicihie.
112111901...- war are mom cautious in in H“
prison tlit l'i‘ was
llli'il‘ utterances Some of them hate
litii ()ili‘
btt'it ('Uli\('l'it'il. tut in ('\(‘l')' (11:11-
. . ('l'lllliiliiiii:i> s: ilia lt'l 1’s 1'1
iiiiiiiity there are still int-ii and no '-‘ l "" rm"
Iolitti' t'ttiiiiii'Iiiiiit's \\lii harmonize
the
that in 1.-(-iiti.'il \\lli ii.-
“holly
i i'i'iiiiiti:tl-.
men who n pt-ai b) i'tili"
"War
"War
“War
"it l\
"lien
is- wi'oip. '1 With this iiilll t-r'tiiiaial popula-
i‘ lllirl'lil'i‘~'ll"li" lotiiid altiiosi
:ii'iiii iiiatt' i'ial.
lat-kin}; in good
is wasteful"
wit'kt'tl to kill." " """"""\'
:ti(‘ :1 11(1;1il_\'
tit'l't t'iitt-
l0"
i”"‘i1;1|1s iiirit
... body. and also in mind
and natiom should work
nether instead of l'iuiiliiiu'"
I
aloof. one
'i\-' i'i iiioi"tl ,
(if
. . Soup ltoti \s .
"Aniorit'aii should remain ‘1 1 “U” i"
ii” “ll'li‘.'lli“ :ty lililil 51.
nation (aim and sane iii a \\'tii‘li cont 1 I l 11" fill ”11'.
. iii’ liti' It I IiMi'nlv 1“
‘mali, to st'! i’.\;:tl1111it‘ to the i‘i"~i ’ ‘ i“ i“ ii“ i“ 1" ‘1
(iil(t'li(in
:ill
and )‘i'l faisi
\ iii-'lli “ilil a iii':iiili)'i1111i,\'
’J‘i'uiiis as old as t-iiiiizatioii
doesn't ll::‘.t' to l'lii‘:tl or steal or 1H1]
11111 the i:i.~t Slitii'l‘i '11t ,
to multi-
art: but
resort to rice oi' ('i-iiiip to 1m“. :1 utiod
And they hctoiiio :le the ~
:1 liiiiic. and dot'sii'i lia\'t- to
sand (it‘i'i'llli"t- because il11I\
‘balfti'utlis' .
Hill“.
the
more offensive in iiit' mouths of
...--. u .-_- .
ANOTHER CASH EMPLOYE '
ENLISTS
wrs- ' "" ‘
.l .1; i, (‘.1~i1. i.lillii|'ti is tii~~pl:t\i!i:'
lili‘ lit'ilisii ”.12. in honor
('iilistiiit-iit 111 one
individuals who seem
to consider ilieiiiscli't's tlit sole (1111-.
hiodliiitnts oi' i'ialitetuisiic-s and
110111. '
\‘l'liy
nt’t'i' :ili'i (1\"1‘l' again.
:tlliiillt'i‘
idlsl
this
(11'
«tall.
Johnson
should it be llf‘i‘nr‘fll'l' to poin‘
that
of tilt ti'
\\':i|ii'i'
I‘I‘Hl‘wiit.
"“""' "' “'i'i'li i‘ “as for
. . . v i .I ‘ .
wrong" only when it means :ictzicsslon 1111. lot 1111. r1
joined th-
'Oil'.
' it] it llils'
t‘aiiatliaii
i'lii‘t'l’. :tiitl \i'ill l.-
.iio'itiay. \i.tii;i'_-t't' t: ootlt'iii‘ tl pla us
to ll.‘|\t‘l1'ililtl‘ pt'iiiiziiih path
"\\‘:11‘ is lllli'i‘l'i‘i‘ t-iiiiiioyt- who utics to lili‘ from
daily illliil'l‘
'l'ii~ i'asli (‘ti do. s'
1111'". iiiii ilit-ii'
\\!ll siaiitl st't'oiitl to
and that war is i'iul.t- (ill ill! 1' i'lll'
thf'
and oppression.
t\(I for Toronto iii‘ \1
cons and noble when it means
E‘l‘liFiilliL’ ol' tyranny and llii tiliiiiii"'
tion of e\ii That if
'iflll." then the whole ('iil'i'~li.’iii i‘lnii't'ii will fly 11.11.41 i'laus'
Stars and Stripes.
many
ortl oi l'i'i'lllilin;_~
Itii out ii
and
HIV
from the earliest llli‘i"‘.'i has been un-
- - w .- 4-. , - llUl i'lliiiitiy “'(.I
A‘lii'istiiiii. lit't'aiise historic (bi.s.i.i ii- ,
itiliL‘ i't't'oi'd of iil’i‘illi‘ struc-
Tl‘t'tl
TV i-‘i 0“" iliiiit' in the i'ii.\. :ts llill\l (if ilit blizi-
iiit‘.~
iii'tt'ntioii iii"
;_'.l(' against the forte: (il' t'\’ii'.‘
'tf
ftii to submit to lili' ('tiiitliit-sl
'vestatioii of
wealth. and more wasteful still to let
in :itltiilittii
is
“war is \\‘.1.~"t‘iiii." it is more \\':|s‘l" ...,1an‘”
and tle~ '(1 lie lili'iHliitl iiius llit- (~oiiipaiiy
| (tr-pinyin: 1111- Red i‘i'oss l‘niliil’lii as
:i that
\\'i'i-l\' l'ritlci'tlie
our spiritual l'0“'r'i'»" wan" ”"11“?“ "‘1‘ o... tiliii} \\"':illii’1'
pi'ty
:1 nation's iiiaH'i'ia . ,
this Is‘ iii'ti (‘i'oss
llt'ti t‘ross i'iiiu I'iitus‘
siziials. The
interest.
1'. iiiiiidt'i‘
tilt"
mine tolerance of tyranny and (i'iiiie'?
is illl'l‘i‘ltii'l’ out: of
. \
when
OLD ESTABLISHED BUSINESS
SOLD
-0
only
'liil‘ killing is done in a wicked cause
-—tliat it is better 111-"- kill ”11' bodies
of limit" ilil"""""‘““"“ than to 10' mm“. .\11 important business t'iianue has
kill the fairest fruit-e of “WW“ life? just been announced. \Villiain Ki'tist'li.
' Men and nations should “work to' who has conducted a barber shop for
. .. a nliiilili'l‘ of years. will retire i‘i'oiu’
'go'hm: And the business on Saturday night. of .lii's'
'tpacifists rim to i'ecoauiitt' 'q that ”'0 week. As is well known, Mr. Ki'iiscii
a has considerable real estate interests..
his constant attention. '
what these pa l'i’O' int!
aieceSsarv war into which so large
'part of mankind has entered has “.1”... “mm...
Ibi'ouizlii mmt‘ individual “mi national 1‘” ”“2 “"19”“ h" '1'“ “Him" to '(' ‘s‘i(‘,i)iill \‘iiuinit‘i llsbona; third. ileai- epli ii (lootlhardt a New Haven a:-
the horn the bai'hei business. as he
. 5 n
.eo-opeiaiiou in ”W mm 1110??“ "i n was unable to give it the time which
“would have come in halt a ccniur.‘ 1c co'ns'itleierl ncctssai'y. The busi-
without the inspiration 0" a comnim iiess ('.ii'iitzl on i)_\ ‘\lr. Ki‘iiscli was
'started by E. Apell fifty years ago.
Mr. Apell first commenced ilie busi-
ness in the Piowiit building on “am
and ‘1' tr itinmed to the Sim!”
:iud righteous causn in fight for
As for the ideal they uphold of an
'Ahnei'ica aloof from the struggle in
(superior moral and philosophic isola-
.in 4'1.
now occupied by N. \\. licncdht.
ter a short time, he retiioved to liii‘
store lately occupied by Finney &
Benedict and al’tt'iw'iids to the rooms
upstairs. now occupied by .\lt.I\'1'uScb.
'Mi'. Krusch was employed 11v .\1r.i
Apeil anti .iurchased ttie business
'\\hen Ml'.1\r~f’]l retired fifteen years:
tion. settiiia an example to the l‘eSt
'of the world, a fine spectacle tiiat
would be for men and nations! We
should have earned everlasting
contempt of this: whole world, includ-
And we should have
the
ing our enemies.
made fine, fat picking for the iinpov- Iago Some of the patrons M Mr.
“"51““! “mi indignant belligerents at. Krus . whii included some of the
the close of their struggle. when they
'best people of lhe town first went to.
turned upon us to recompense tliem- MV-
. continued their patronage
.selves for their losses. 'Kruscii to date.
What professional pacifists:
I
cannot seem ”ml ’
with Ilir.
these
to undersmnd
is rt‘Et'i caoss ‘ciyi—zs THANKS
' they are not pacifisis‘al all-11ml 1110' 1 Tile \‘orwalk '(‘lipalei of net: Cress
Mr. l
"Kantoi, who made. a fine concession;
in price of theatie progiams wereI
igiven also by Mi. Kautor,
Mrs Kantor donated her ‘bo\ in the!
‘theaire which is always r'eseived for
her; also her services for the evening.'
The Boy
course. they favor is one that lends thanks the following citizens.
straight to material and
”traction; ltvitli‘out escaping the peril of
mar, and' only making not more cer-
111m at des-
iii/The 'riial pacittsis «are the strong.
clear-headed men and women who
itace fads as they ”0’ “1'0 deal w“hievenihg "were. Carleton Sherwood and
the world of today at the same. time Stanley Hoyt
that they work for the better World
101' tomorrow, who are willing and glad. Raymond, Mr. Minton, Spanish War
to endure all the toil and cost and VEtel‘finS. and others,
no,
"ti 51.111.11.13 peace, inside bny‘. I Réynold
‘stot'.-
.iiuhr
_lo('kt:ti
.0live Webb and Elctliea Webb;
lie the arrangements of stage for thel
. l tie,
Flags were loaded'b’y Mrs. Monson Jones and Eietiiea Webb.
4». «24..
m M‘-
snows-.1371? 0‘;
THE FRONT IN
FRANCE AND
(“I'M
(1”
Ni Puma Paw 012111
lf't’ti 'l
3 it t' "it 3‘1‘:
1|.iiitl A
\t“s\t'l Hi
til l'i'
ttiI\ l\'iln"
..ti loit'r.
\ttis .2
7 :1 PW;
\"2.'~ i1l‘l"ii‘.
il.. :11 tzgl .\iii~':‘i(
tii' lllt‘
..i.tti >l1'.lltli'1'.\ takt'ii
lilfiwlt .11 il‘t‘ it. .:11. ti.
\‘. l' I\tii'.'.pill(1
l' .\i; is; .iiliH‘ ill. 'i'lie (it'riiiniis
llllt‘li i111 211l:it'i-‘. last itiuht (111 the
ominous ill litt' i‘litiiiittauiit-. l..-
i‘iii‘i‘ll .'\ioiit ilioziti iiiitl illoiii i'.ii'-
toilet. “liltil \kbi't' 1111- I I.) the
l"i'("ivli _\('sit-"ti.'iI\ ”Ilotitns ol'li 'ittl
[1»
xi... '.:.-1I 5111'
1 iii. 1
.1..‘i'l '.‘.'\ (.i:.'
itLi‘i' ii)
.'~lli'(.lill itiii
~iillt‘lili‘lll says the it: i'iiiaiis ut rt'i
t't'piilsetl with lit ::\'Ii' li1.\\(‘~ Violet ii
’a 'lllili' 'l'\ lighting 1.. .- “Th 1'! ill the
iiittiiipittrttt.
l'.‘\it’i\. ilillt‘ ill.
111:1 illlt‘illi‘ 't' (it 1111 int: i iii of 23” per
1's has :tt"1'i\tti at :11i9'reiith poi'.t’
'\\'. l\'. \aiitlt' 'i'l~iii. .\'t' '\\ 'ioi'k.f
ei'os~.(-.l (111 the sitiiit' sit-itiitt-i'.
LUXINiN. .luiic ill. f‘l‘arties
of (1111' troops raitlt (i ilit eiieiiiy 's
H
p- '\illltll i'isi lllL"lil \Hlllili ast oi it"
t-rtrtiit'r and ill the lit 1in liot'liotul
ot' the llapzitiiiit i 'aiiihi'a ioad,’
says ttttiziI'.' iil'l'lt‘ii'll sitttt'iiit'iit.
“\‘t' \‘t'i'al oi' the tiIieiiii in re kill-
(ti and his tliig'oiits \\( 1'(: tiesiioy.
\\t- (.111 llli'i (I lit up pi'isioii.
\
\
uiitiii s 1111111'1 \\'il\iii\ili.\\i‘1iilllill'
lli.1llI\ 1'. iili .-\111( "'lii .111 (it"lit- i. ils it.
day in iiit'iiihti's ol' the lit-laz'itiii
I l)lllllll\\illll
(hour is head. and may
up later t'oi'iiialiy.
(‘ON VICT FACING
DEATH SiilFl DS
WII' . AND (‘IHL D
“2"-
(Continued tron. first page.)
I.Itii:t lit i‘li:ii':ie
\‘. llti \ .1~ slto!
1 (:11-1 from th( t‘lnsliii.
1t-.tii\. 11:1
(tilltl (ti‘itlt ((l on
it. 1'”.
1.111 'ii.ti .aid his litiiiit was in leo
ititnsni' \la»~ l‘tat' ticiilly nothing
tls~ is known of him 11th Il('
.‘ll'iiiit; i'i' and w' .is' iakt ii ll'l'ill :1 the
lt-tigiiii: house wiitii tlit
ai'iei' liiiii,
N0lt\\'l(‘ll. .luiit lit -
iii tii1-t'.iiiii)' jail ilili iitnitti Johnson
littitlit'i'<~ iitl-l foi :i'ttiiiiii': iewt'li'y
robb. ry how recently. attempted
{milliliil'tr' ‘l‘.
l"'i].‘l‘il
it. form: itori
iit'i:'iti:.e of theft.
(111.1' is kept ilil'liiii on tltt out ble as
:ttiat'kttl 'luiiik( 1' Fit mint:
ilt is not hitti-
i it i llli \
:tiitl (1\"'t‘lii(i\\tllil liliii.
l_\' liiii't. litiwt-iti
the jitiicr. saw
keys from her
f"liii‘1i the local police
and st-cureti the men who did not
.lailt-r \laiii was away at
The men had reached the outer
but could iitit find a key to un
Ilie boil “iiii‘ii is always kept
from the outside.
.loluisoiis t'oiiit-
'i'liey “'l‘l‘t‘ arrested 111
after an automobile chase.
the .ltihiisons ti'vini:
kiitlit-n window and
who responded
time.
(lot. 1'.
lock
The
port.
low 11
FRANKLIN SCHOOL
PUPILS FIELD DAY
(Continued from First Page)
l’iiial heal l‘irsi \latiltla .lnitks'on
rit e Olsen.
.\lilt- ruii— First. .ioe iii'yne: second,l inc.
1 Jean iiiiinoi't iei'.
(‘. ii'ls~—i-‘irst.
lliii‘ti.
titace.
,"rtiy l’ui'dy:
Three to wed
ond. (,‘cceiia llyrne and Martha llam-
iltou; third.
Ruth iicrring.
“'lliite legged Race Boys—First.
Shulman
Robert
Si‘PDiitI, .‘lt'y‘l‘l
Clements: third.
Thomas llentlr icks.
5‘3”: R119“ (”119- First ”"1"” i‘ ”'9‘ front, and Was ably suppoiied in ct
Hazel Herr. err “ (mp
(‘eeelia Byrne: second
diick; third Florence Mitchell.
Girls Second Half—First.
iackson; second Behtrlce
third. Rose Alt~\aiitie1'.
22° ‘i'ard Dash, BO"""F”"“ Charles .11 nys and means.
Man' iieiti: secon‘d' Wm. (‘ Ward
third. irvlng navLs
Sack Race, Boys—~Fir.st Norman
Basket. Ball Throwing—(First. tie
Flizabeih Siiye and Helen Warga
second, tie Catherine Monahan and
Marguerite Jones.
Potato Race. Girls, First Section—;
First. Ruth Herring; second Eliza
beiii Siiye. ' third. Florence ‘\iitcheii.
Potato Race Girls, Second Section——
i'irsi. Anna Czako:
Olsen: third Inez Munhall
Girls Third Section—First; Matilda
Jackson: second. Helen Waiterhouse'
thii',d Madeline Lynch.
Scout Mile—First Byron Feltei':
Scouts who so kindly saw second tie. Jack Coates and Julius Ka-t
tbna; third, bouts Venezia.
Girls High Jump. Height, 3 ft. 10 in.
~Firat, Helen Waiterhouse: second
Hazel Arnold and Marguerite
Boys High Jump. Height. 4 ft. 8 in.
First, Leroy Purdy: second Frank
bonehak' third, Charles "Stevens.
“MID W35 1081i“! by StEanBV & fBoyg" meycle MOE—JFK“ Edwin
Concession in printing of tick- Vahlst'rom, second auger Mckibbin;
'h'lf'd, Edward Vital-hoes. ‘
yrne: second Martha Hamilton,
«1111111, Florence Mitchell. . ..
“31$ il'
Iii) lii\"t i'JliF"
polit‘t‘ went I" . ._ .- \\ i' iglit.
Gir'ls’ Bicycle Race—dFlrst, Cecelia.“
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Florence MiN‘hf‘ii t’liiii . in ‘an impassionfid
'. eloquent
.\f lleni'y (llutkwalt and lsrael Roodncr: g ti'itlitois in a most eitectite way The 31mm” Wm gimp.“ 1.19.1 \lc\l.thon,
and "MW.“ 'keynoic of his speech was the duty 01' G.
“'0pr 5m“- the iion-coiiibataut to fuiiiish aid antil sam'm'r) Hoyt MI
“MN“ then discussed and the nieetini: broke
Olsen: '
A119" filly years 38". and 11""9 Cormley: second Robert Wolfe; thirdd
Elieyer Shuiman.
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5.0110 Yards 0f Dainty Veil-2s
('tiiiit'iliur \‘i'oiiti'rt'ul \tliiit' ...il .1 tall
(1. >12..-
.12 l-Zc, 19c
'9 00 Ya-‘d W ide Shine Silks
skitt~
k
Babcock’ s ( tii'yiopsis
'Iaicum Powder
11){. ............
Bore" Wash Suits
.\ sitt'ia l} '(1lt1l.
Rea uiar (Sc 1111' ..... 59c
Recolar 51.1111 and 31.2
101' ........ 89C
Ponaee Linen
Non crushablt', in pretty shades.
ISue‘cial. . ...... 49crard
Dress Linens
All ptii'c linen. suitable for skirts.
suits and dresses, t'oiiiplt-tt' coloi
assoi'tiiit-iii.
Very special 69c .vard
Palm Beach Suitini.r
in 1be season‘s iiitist tbsirabit-
plain shades. a spltviitiitl strong
fabric and an t'X((li(-1it substitute
for liiitii. \‘iiiuv 1191'. \\'oi.ii ..91'.
9" Special ......... 25c yard Sneetal
33"253’ 3:31.“ .vs. .2 "m. .. 11:50:: LE? S2: 7192......
lI\.pii- iie
. Ittiit'i'
\.
29c
an i
"tiid
f-Zti'tl (it-
5120
TC: 111$“:
i'Vii' s.p:1‘1’:ti('
{0/2
31.191'211'1‘1 ... ... .
Wool Scrae
Yard “id.- 111113 it.;1ii.ti’ 7.11
Special ................................ 56c yard
in blink and
4.1. . 1’32.
VI omen
l.;. l
i'if\'.
iii'c Silk Hose
, ...11 .iilil
l 000 Y ards of l' itzured Beach Cloth
n') it' s.
'port Skirting S. ' '
19c
7" .. .1 l.'.'..
llxt1llttit ' '
lili 1'( "11
29c11air
O7“ 173027 ' ’
“KEEP BUSINESS come"
is a patriotic KW}, mum}.
in (‘ii'Cliiill' ii; iit‘x'ii (untiltiynwnt 1'0;-
t'i't'ryone; -""i' “‘(‘-‘41 e .L'Otiti so that.
we can base lilOlii) to spend for war
sacrifices. We have noticed reports
that some citrtailiiieni is anticipated in
building 0|)»‘l'itliilli: as a result 01' the.
adi'aiicc in cost of map rials 1111.1 labor,
and that some anticipate iiiere will it"?
a general slowing up in business up-
ei‘atioiis: the builders rt'asoii ibai lowv
or prices will pi'1\':iil late 1'. '
We cannot understand how they ar-
the at their toiit'lusilin. because the
chance has conic about by dev
Crease in supply of almost ("i'ci'Ivtliing
and the inifl't'fiS-B of money, s11 ion:
as the war continues. the number (11’
producers will not increase, but on
the coiiti'aiy will continue to (lt‘t'i’t'ast'.
.The demands in this country will in-
crease by reason (11' our entering: intt'r
the war, _'l‘lio labor supply will fit"
crease .and hence the price of every»
thing: must increase. it some of our
builders discontinue operations those
who continue have a better oppor'uiib
ty to make more out of their opci‘a'
tio'is because of lili' i'etliiceti supply
and reduced competition than rind-'r
normal conditions. We looking
for an unprecedented demand for 111111—
ber and nth-r builtiiiic materials (lur~
in: the next several years and at liigl’:
prices.
These are unusual times. necessari-
ly'moi'e or less confusion is with us,
anti so let its devote our time and en-
ergies toward kccpiiie business going.
it's 11p to each of us to do our part.
"lt't'cp. business going."
THE I'l.‘.T(‘il & BAILEY C0.
Adv.
Win. it' J.
Lewis il
1‘1 11'}
t‘aiviatii
lit-iledit i,
ilit'lizti'tlr.
it'lillilizs.
Wilton
i llubbeil.
. Amblei
I\ii(t])]i
iEE TililEAiENS
ill EiilSE Still?
l').\\‘ii't'lli'. June it" Frank ii Lee
president of the l~'1'.iii'. H Lee iiai i‘oti.
paiiy. of this city. 111111 a iiii't'tini; (11 111':
L'iiiployees ot‘ liis factory this i:i(.i'ii.iit:
that unless the labor (liilitulu till: 1 l1.'.-'
kept ”191' 1.1'( iorv idle 11c:'11l\ il\(‘ ueck~
w' is adjusted before the end of Hill
pr2e eiit wttk. h: w:oiltt (it‘s!' his i
taliiishiiieiit lit‘lliidllt’lili‘ 'i‘lic facior\'.
5“"“1'1 which is the lamest in this til\'.'1liti
2'1“"! 1" probably iill‘ lamest lint uiaiiiifat'tiiiiiig'.
51111.00 establishment in New England. eni-
7.011.011 ploys more than Limo operatives and
button has a capacity (11‘ 8.311 downs of hats a
notion day. .\li'. Let said iliai iii the ('\1-111 (11
5111111.: the closing of the factory he would iiii'
noon” iiictiinteiy resuiiio business in a small-
511111111 or factory. on the open shop plan basis.
declaring that he did not intend to in-
5011.011 driven from the hat iiiaimt‘acturinu
l. .tttittoti iiitlnstiv
Business headquarters for the cam m" strike “MC" "WW" ‘1‘“ ("l ""
’paign will in. from now on in the of the l ee factory resulted 1111.11 :1 (11.
Town Assembly bail and :1 “WIN paid between 1110 but 111111112 llt' I'll".
tielt'plioiic has both iiisialled'uiidet‘ '1'"! the l'mvd Hatters "f Mm"
'l my call iiun‘licr ”f 1911. iiier'ita as to whether the wage st 11.-ti
uie foi' the cuii'ent year shall he 1.. iscti
!' ’l‘ he (oiiiplt to lists of the tennis aiil
i ‘ ll upon the selling prices oi the finished
I it 11' (aptaius In on: huts or upon grades of goods otherwise
Teams
V . . (lesiiztitetl. More than 2.1100 eiiipimees
FUND RAISEDl Ni. 1~(‘iiiittiin L. ll. Allen. iii' A of about iiiteeu l'a(tories here are itiii‘
iii. Baldwin. Dr. R Wolfe. 111‘. J. -\ at present
'Mcek. iii'. 11. K. lit'lio Dr, 'i‘. ll..
'lli'adley. Di. H. (‘.. Dr. W.
iiiil('ii(01‘klli'.f‘.(‘.lli'.ll.l'
l‘ Sullivan '
No. '3-"'(‘t'i]llZliii Joiiii Milne (‘.
11S ”11‘ Sht‘tlitf’l‘ "1 ”‘(‘ (“1’11 113111121011 l'Itl. Duffy, \\ilbur llubbeil'. "d'ml‘od 5"“‘9‘d'd‘
Mr. iieodh-iidl Wcm ”sill 1" ‘0 Nilson limit-dict. ii-iing Reed. “"111 Mrs Frank Seizer, of 3:1 Fort steam.
iiir‘. Sllbil‘l‘i 01' ”W ""9“ (\f- ”‘9 “”1 l’oweil. '.\i. J. Riordan. ’l‘lios. lioi'iiey.‘ 11 .is admitted today
Cross \‘t'ai' Fund and gave Just what ‘10,. pomp.“ i
No. Ilwt‘aptain Seymour Curtis, G. ,
1.. Vt'ooawiii-ti. t'. s. Selleck. Fred. ' Mime“ '130W‘d115. all"? Mem‘ziline’
l'iils. G. A. Fish. i‘. 1.). iirowiie. A. (1' the fine weather of )‘t‘Slt‘l‘dai'. in a ra-
Wheeler. R. S. Van Burch. :tiier damp :naiiiiei'. navigated as far
N“ 5”‘C“i“a'" "' 19' Sim 9"" as the. door of the uptown police sta-
tion last evening. where he was rescu-
ed from being shipwrecked on the
stormy wave, Officer Charles F. Page.
He was arraigned in the uptown court
this morning, but put up such a plan-
I ‘V (I E .) ' .
.‘ Smith, George Thompson. ‘Sibie $101}. that Judhe (andet coniin
each one conr; No. 6~~Captain com“. Betts. W. C. tied the' ease for two weeks. Bogart
discussing Bfilji Lester Hyatt. F. F, Macineam. us claimed exemption from a jail
Ti p h fflmm of the what I. Fr”! (“bl‘l'imv 3' H' Gardner“? \i- draft because of the fact that he sup-
10 ill] ress e . t i Ailtiit'tw 11”.”. iiiii‘ie, J_ F‘. a". F ) ‘ ‘
meeting was the businesslike do I A. Lockvt.ood HIDOHS a win. and child. It'was late:
nieanor of the 1311 men that have. NO '('—Captain F W. Lamson 'i‘. discovered that he is not livuig iviili
thr'onn aside business and pleasuie' (‘. Cant) Win. Smith, Jr Albert “or. -his famuy‘ and oniya short time no
and yolunteered fora week of hard (Iran. Samuel Kantor C. 1.. Tiisti.im,_ he was aii'ested in South Norwalk
woik to raise $2 1000 for the Ameri- A B Chapman, A. R Malkin THE MAKING OF A FAMOUS MED:
can, Red Ci'0ss War Fund. Many oi N0. 8—Cnptain ,L L. OBrien J05 ICINE
iihe members of the teams are the Volk, Jr, D1 ixendaii, L Connealh.‘
the First District Police authori-
same men who worked at :1 5mm“ W W. Lester M. \lcC'iusl'i id H. \an by . . .
task some years ago in raising over1 Wag-non Hai'i'y Scofieid 'Daniel F. ties last Saturday afternoon for 14:. Few D9091? P9111129- that 0191‘ 350.000
$60, 000 for the. waaik hospital. and Toomey. pI M. Knapp. F. L} ncii, “(,in grancv,‘ am who was sent over to the pounds of various her-Us are used ans
the excellent training of that cam-l Rummier. :Naramake Home on Sunday, was nUaily in making Lydia 1E." 'Pingham's-
“3'" Sim“ film‘s” m the 1’19“?“ No 0. 9—Captmn Samuel Roodner.' shipped off to the home of some of his Vegetable 00111110111111 and these, herbs
live Abraham Harris, Earl Bhker. Henryreiatives in Katona, N. Y., today. 1111- '11” have to be gathered at the Season
. e two big banners strung across . . . I
W'zfii street uptown and \oi'th Ma'ln JafiObehmfiwarlg’ Gan? IMO‘HSPEI: [us is alleged to have ac 'onsiderable of the year when their medicmal prop-
street downtown, are attracting much ate it 8" es tntz, .amence au sum of money in a New Canaan bank. ertie's are at their best.
' Leon Golden Fiank Brundage. . . , -
l The watchword in preparing thew
attention are the Work of Herman No 10 (‘ tain Stephen q Janis
~ '— Ja . L . . v s ”...—— .1
p A much horse was found Wander-herbs is cleanliness, the process of
H. G. Ryder, and he is now hard at .
work on two big thermometers that F- H- Quintard, M' H' Nutting. ArC . . ,. , . .
will record the growth of the fund Knorr, W. F. Tammany. W. 0. Mc- mg about the yard of Mark Hendmsflnnpercolation is perfect. Alix utensus
idmiy.‘ One will be placed in front 'iLian E B 90‘1“?“ A- W- K991). 13- in East Wall street last evening. The and tanks are sterilized and the medic
of the Red (Cross headquarters 011 Raymond, F- J Donahue. - animal is being kept at the Hender- cine is paiituerlzed, clarified and fl!-
Wa“ street, “ml-“‘9 ““9" at the ““3 W‘So “#C'mta'n C F M'ns’ D" son stables awaiting the owuer. it tered before it is bottled for the
111111. The ladies of the Norwaik Chap ”Win ‘HMOOW Geo Gainer. Earle.
ter of the'Red .Cross‘ai'e as busy as Thames Robert parka-I H. GodfreyI is possible that this horde might be consumer.“ . .. _
bees today distributing Red Cress 'Eilsworth Lockwood, Herman sachs, a mate to the one which was found a It is this wonderful combination 0!
flags to every section of the city. J'ames Harm. Leohhid Rebins week ago, in St. Paul's' Church yard, heibg, together with the skill and care
NO- IZ—Capt'atn 911110811 Frizzell and which is still being kept in Keéi- used in the preparation, which has
er’s Stable, in River street, inasmtfqh'xiiade tilts tambus medicine s’o encodes-
'88 no 9119 has 83 Yet shown “D 1,9 in] in the treatment ‘0'! feintiie lils.--
Tt'ttizi
i"iitiil~: i‘.
i‘.(roi"_'(:
Harry S.
ilroitd
l'ii'st,
(incl Russell:~—
Vegetable Soup
i‘i'iliil' litlil‘i tii' lit't'I'
New l’ottt1tit's Liiiia lit'aiis
'l'oiiiaio Salad
Dinner Rolis
Liiiolot'
Fancy t‘aki's (‘ottt'r'
Ladies oI' llll' Norwitlk lied i‘to l
l‘linpit-i' acted as “itili‘l'h‘t't'.
(loom 2 is room 2t “1111 in room 1‘.. Big Guns Who Fired First Shots.
iii! iiillli‘ mlti Eli-"101 (ll-‘1‘“; The honor roll of liit" bit: .L'uns \\'l1.1
litipi t'lanry and “VII“ Van Si'O)‘. fired the first shots was iiit'reast'd t..'
liotmi 3 A is room .’. ll. won lii’ fifteen before the ilit‘ililit.’ \l'ns (‘itllttil
11ml" 1 'l i110? ‘\ilmih'ii mill hill“ "3" to liI'IiL‘l' by Chairman .laiiits Wood
’\llllil xil'i‘imlli’ll‘ imiii'iim' of iii'.‘ t'Xt-t'iiiii'v ('('.iiiiiiiiiet' with a
total of $13.00" for a starter. 'i‘lit-ii'
mines and amounts contributed are:
Russell i"ro.si Start-ti
i'}. ll. (‘.allalit-r ............. 51101111
.1. Tilt-Mullen {motto
W. (‘ Smith ............... INHIII
ii. S. Lockwood ............
M. (it- i". Lockwood ........
Mrs. L. (i. .\itii':aii,,,
Mrs. .\l'.try ii l'lztrie
lilis. (‘. Muusoii Raynioiitl..
Mrs, (‘. l'I. Milit‘l‘ ..........
Mrs. John H. Ferris ........
l‘ercy \‘i'. Brooks ..... . . ..
Mrs. '.\iariposa 'l‘ayioi'
Mr. and Mrs. (‘.cmcc l".
tt-i'woi tli ................
James A. Farrell
.ltmip. lii’staiit-e 1:1 ft. ill; in.
Harold iiraisictl: iicui'y But-k
wall. third. Frank Loiit'liak. .
l'-olt \':.iiill lit'iizlit, S fi.~ First, A11
at in _\i'tr::uc1 secoiiti. l’i'aiik Lonlicak;
tliii'tl. P‘l‘. 111k Robinson.
ltt' 'ia\' ilacts Girls witooiii 3 vs.
‘ Anna Sulliv
Rose Rud-
sloaaii.
liutit-i
il'i' t‘it'rtiii
1.1” aiitl i‘.\'-.iyn Shepherd:
"‘..oni ‘36 \s. room ’l.‘i won by room
Matilda Jackson and 1 Minor Lot-k
Rieaihea \\ ebb and Olive
ilit“
\Vt'itli.
lleltty Races,
01 \<
l’lt'y's «Room
it1\ and “train .\l:‘1r111:1:ilai'(1lti
Room .1\'s.iloom “It, “on by room
Hank I. :'tiitlei and ‘\-ii. ten \iiitliei':
tlilti (‘liitl‘it's Roselle.
. ”t. p 91111 and amp. liistancc til it.
in First. (hailcs Stevens: second.
H'tioid ilraistt-tl; third. Angelo Ilia»
rill II.
.ititlut s
Miss Anna T.’ liiiotli'
'Iiiti‘iliistiii. Tii'. ludu aid
Robert K, llught-y.
Star'lt':i'—»~T'.eslit- ii. \‘an (ici' Warkei.
(‘lcrk of i‘oui'se——l-‘ .‘tiuai'd D. .Run
11:11). ...
.'l ........
1
Miss \i.‘ titrart-t Jennings. BU"
Rev. J, iliirrisoti
ll. Ciinihtii't.
ili't“
on
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Slici't'i'.
l'iohauiiaii.
HOSPITAL NOTES
(Continued From Page One)
.iilti"t‘ i"-i(t:oi'\' then introduced .ios-.
.\liilill' Bishop of “innipauk, was
iy.t01ne
manner \'itli many} BOXERS WILL ENLIST
and eiiipiaiic rap~
"went (1\ e1 ‘ to his
gestures
pinks of the table
C E SYDNEY. Australia. June iii.—BOiiii
iiai'i'y Stone and Jimmy Clabby have
signified their intention of enlisting
either in the Australian forces of else-
in their own army in America. Stone.
it is understood, has two brothers ai-
ready in khaki. one with an American
ambulance corps in France and anoth-
er on the Mexican border. . Harry
says he won’t wait to be called up.
but will enlist right away. Jimmy sdyes
the same thing.
H Vosburgii. l-.‘ F Huntington.
James lioniielly.
No. —'Captain J. W. Marvin. iii}-
ton Elwood, Dr. F. (‘.. Brown, Myron
'Os both. E. i'}. loriiaiiigliolin (‘avan~
.auvli Leo ihiyis.i"..\\‘.i'011ncs. it}. F.
'succot foi' liii' men on the batilej
Many pielimin 111 matters w"eie
up into little gr.oups
iosed of team workers
Rufus Barrett, who mas picked iii)
. i
. Today's Program.
The Workers dasémbled'dt the catu- “Raymond Bette. John Manning. yrus
smattedict. L'orén'zo ”Printer.” ercy
patgn‘fieauduurters 'in the To‘wn kSi
eembly hall at 1: 30 today, ghereIth' Brooks Arden Dotson, Dudley Ray-
. d . .
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