. w...
um sin
u sure inn
__, -‘w M ..— _ 4... N-
the as; churn got-s My uiih'coccfil w
I I _ _ 3'” otherluinitun- and on» lighting oij NOT ALONE [N
W $8,311 lane‘s home. Such a purchase should THE MURDER
. he exchangeable alter a few digs"
”Tin: m DBY h (Continua mm W“ M)"
MM“ trial.
1mg GOLDEN Y l'ul do p~.’-"dvlv realizat- ibnt not ‘li‘Hé
”WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1917
that
” ,. w" 1.... jN ..._ fix
SEW YORK. June 2h. The dhvcl
t‘pl'ir‘lits in the Ruth l‘ruger niiiidi,
(Lin lt'2tlit) “I'll"
HARTFORD. June 2".—~ Thu? \‘fiil b:
no state draft to till the Connetticz'it
than twr'nly percent. of all lllt'lt’l‘ilil'
disc purchamd is returned? Much of
BIG sro‘cks, BIG so rm
if“ ,._....._-_.-.. . . -fi _ _ . k‘tn‘yhl was llnl ultim- in lb.» crime. National Guard ‘0 “a!" strength. 1i 1~
:3' m] ALMANAC r03 ”‘9 905‘ or running 0‘ a M 5‘0” ‘5 ' New tint. .Aldemien to dt-uiand an men are to be drafted for National
_,~ TOMORROW loan to the habit of ordering things mom; on hum” of the relics. _ uatd units, it will be done by the
Mrs. Humiston clashes with polic. Federal government under ”W “b.“
carelessly and returning them. more
ct'nt' her izirl infcrniant, Consuelo La
Rue. who cither fell or jumped from
a liotcl window.
Search for Accomplices.
Starch was begun for accomplices
ing military laws which give the presi-
dent power to‘draft DJLD for troops ir.
the federal service.
Governor Holcomb.
‘ ' r’1 . m.
fi‘t‘degzdfitegs'l'w , Ior less damaged. always badly pack-
a— ’ _,,, ---..-.-... .._2 cd, anuhlinz tin- error-i needful lol‘
. EVENING SENTINEL TEL-Ev getting a givcn'articlc from shelf to
Spociai Sale of Silk Women’s Blouses
through lb:-
i ' _ \~' . )‘I \H ,1,
. _ _ PHONE CfLLS l‘consuuiisr. Who p8)'s the double cast fi‘lp‘“1‘00:1lggfijfihialn‘h‘i‘;“‘It}:(23:3 Connecticut State (‘ouncil of Defense, “1‘3”an all 17in ., “ m] ‘1“i‘i' lllntllt' NH“
mmlaggiloRi-%1§SB§¢.HW handling that Wm“.- p.31- centf.’ grave was too heavy for one than to gave Out the information today that 95593 a! 10.90eaCh lll tall, \tliilix. row pin; f'lllta‘
_ ' 5 13‘91‘5‘ buy-e? 3y,» his share. Evcry ar- move. there would be no draft by the govern- »
”0mm Brand] Otflee~1388. i , . p Miss "(‘onsut-io Lellue" is a Ill‘ls‘v or to fill th kg f m C nnw ._ ‘ ‘ ’
. , . .1 . . . b. . keti . . . e ran ~ 0 e " “11“” l. llllllll"t‘ll ll"ll\' tr» scs ' ii i l i i" '
. Mitt)! S Residence—2182. it“ P m 9‘9” stow must 6. m‘“ oncr. charm-d with atlcuiptcd SmcmPIN‘ational Guard - I . l I , i to . Ll Lit .i.l _. - .
CityiEditor's Residence—14924 liiiglicr to pay for lit-ctllcss folly. in a hospital where a clash bet-wecn “The resident of the United Sci (”1” 731.4,.”1.‘ "Til” .5“ pm”, and "I“, ”Jil-
3mm ass Manager’s Residence—l ’l‘l c .- v- * - lle-i .. -. 1119 90119? “d 3““ ””1?” “WWW“- p d es ' - - Re “1314 "'2 50 '
. ‘ I 19 WW” “I - ("101W ‘ ”M 1“, attorney m;- the. (‘x-uger family, js'clearly has the power to draft men for 112 ii :‘l‘cut \iii‘ivty oi the ll,“.i’l’\‘. stylus and g‘ y '3 ‘ '
113-12.
In teported to hire occuri‘ul When sheithc Connecticut National Guard as
{:5th the lEuiUledd T011131” (‘31; Iwell as for the National Guards of
”WNW (onip aine 0 L ' other states," said Governor Holcomb
inissioner Woods. that she had bt-cnl" .
ordered from the room in the has; It appears to am, from the new inlll-
pital "by a detedive captain, but the tia law of the state that I have not the:
captain denied that this was ‘l'fmlvpower to make such a draft with the
lwhen laltcn befOre Deputy (mnmis-‘nafion at. war and our troops now in
Sitmcl‘ Scully. federal l
The woman calling herself “(‘on- “ serv ce. ‘
lsuelo Latino" who foil or jumped Bill WVGO not want Such a draft
from a window of llPl‘ apartment ancito become necessary. It would re"
31‘“; “a“! 5‘191€:‘1“"‘:h‘; "1;“ 1“”; 1:‘L‘Jiect upon our state‘s history and upon
to iscovcrv 0 ie at v EC arc sie' . .
' ". ‘ .s , _ ~ * i ctl .
had been threatened \vitli death 0011”“) Danfild‘Qplll-I “ll-9h our 1 zens
have shown in this crisis ll it became.
her conncclion with the case. ,
investigation of the Police tieiiart—znccessarr for the federal government
them by the board. of alderman for to 519D in and draft men ‘0 m] our ya.
failure of the detective bureau to find tlonul Guard quota
rl ' "it ; b'~ buried for: ' .
tin Hid) whic hid H!) t that. Adjuttianen-
Eilhlilllg \\'()l‘.1l n 35 ll ‘VVlll‘ 111935Ul9 001013.
WAR IN THE AIR
Ut-iit down this unnecessary outlay of
The (‘ouncil wan-ts
W0 men’s Handsome
CoatsSpeciallyl’riced
$7.95
litlrclllt t‘lotb. Wool Velour, ('lt‘” in tho lit-xv.
Crepe tie Chine
Blouses
’l‘ailorctl mmlcls and lace and ciiibroitlcrcd ‘ ‘
trimmed styles. in white and fllY\}i.
$238
Worth $3.98.
Women’s Artificial
llabor and money.
‘cvcry woman to think twice about ev-
We are proceeding strip by step to- “
ward the making Uur
fleet is in action. We have listcd ourl
wtal
ships in such
. .erv article she purchases. decide dot-
of real war. '
illitely, and kccp what she buys.
. . . As for wearing the hat or garmcnt
en tyid are raising our armies.
copying its de-
that is
sent on approval. or
Ive started to build
numbers as to bridge the Atlantic dc-
Iipite the U-boiits. \\'e have niobiliz~
What next ‘3
isign, and then roturninc it.
‘just plain thicvery. and should be roc-
ognizcd as such.
0Y119l‘ls.i '1)”
‘int-rcbanls to regulate.
ed our mOncy,
cvil is not for
rct urn- goods
“Airplanes!” answer the
. . it must be
'l‘his war, they say, is to be won in the
btlyt‘l‘s ”Will-“N“W- t‘~i t‘tdnt's lliitl lltlt‘sl liltiticls’.
- . . ,_ :corrected by the
air. There tan bi no battle Mtins (x , “1 undermand
- - - . i Women ni‘Panizcd into clubs and lodg- months in the cellar of Alfi'cdo’
. 931)! through 8““ SUIWI‘WI'IU- 1““ mm‘, "it t : k 1 l)\_um(.m]m,n “m t‘occtii‘s bicycle repair shop. was tic-{"5“ M. Cote has glvcn‘asstirance to- Eeguhfly $15~00- ., ,
105'“? ”19 9"“? 0i “1" “""13' ”WYIPS m -w 0“ m m ' " nullified. lday that no man who enlists in our Silk S ‘8
Information concerning: the tlireeistare militia from now on will 1,0 “in
other chauffcrfis who were at coef’qulred to do guard duty at factories:
ciiis repair shop on the do) of the , .. . .
murder came to the police this aftcr- 0r bndg“ around ”W state. “‘m ”m“
. noon t'l'oni Victor lilady, a cliuuffcui‘dfiSSUl‘flllN’ ”I?“ 11W." “'1“ go into “11111—1
of l-ngcwatcr. The policc regard this, ing at (map for actual service, 1 be-
iiiforiiirtion as of the greatest inhilieve our rcdblooded, twofisted, Con.
‘ 't i. Wf ' 2 th‘: itcw'
pm mm In H ”m" m h tlcut boys will respond to this call
, , .
‘iitfc."iiiailon the police revealed forimc '
Y the first time that four coiiiplctc suits for National Guard rccru‘tts now bcini'.
of clothing were found in the hole made by the (‘onnentlcut state Council
“"“f'T‘ Rm“ (‘rugcr‘s body “'35 of Defense, and that we will fill our
l)llv;-;:);:{(. “f ”m“, “T“, mmmm”.s nut-t units to their full war strength with-
mm mm. hwmmm‘ Dummy. in,“ out the necessity of a federal draft.-
.l‘ourlh was an ordinary coat and It should be remembered that those:
H'nuww. It was Simsmcd (hm neiwho are now rtgisit-mt for selective?
‘ ) ‘ 1 I. i n x ' n i ‘ y ‘ ‘
(lines would niakc a most artistic, ruin“. the {wrpuuintur “f the (.l-imeflli’i‘ and 3‘30"“ ‘11“ COMCI‘WUOB REE-'98.;
ln-Y miubt have appropriated tltcsc suits”? 3" elm“? f0? Gflllflmmlt “HM!
to bury with llll’ body to divert tins-,National Guard" '
l
pit-ion from lbcumalvcs. , __
Aftci- sonic inquiry. the police ,rc-|
of Victor GOVERNOR SAXYS
’ NO STATE'DRAFT
genie They direct the by cvcry honest pcrsnu. to dcal with
'hltih does most of the fighting.
best the enemy, his “eyes" lllllSl
lindEthis planes and balloons must'
Women’s Suits
I‘lct'mill'ttl Wool Ht-l‘gcs. Poplin»: tilltl Helium"
$14.98
Regular $25.00.
urliltcry,
To i the matter effectively by educating: “'0.
i
be.
("turret-t iiiotlc‘ls. with sailor collars, sash and
patch pockets. ('olurs rose. gl‘l'ctt. peacock
$6.98 up
Women’s Shetland -
Sweaters
New and t‘fi't‘ilh't‘ models, with large patch
ll'ttt'kl‘l'i and (‘Olli'd' in nominal. rose. t"ll'li. ('o-
pcilliag‘cn bluc. apple green and white.
$7.49
men itugcncrnl to think it"‘lm't‘ they
liliv.
\
..._._,._..._.....~.
dine Suits.
. $12.98
' Silk suns
Fine quality Silk Skirts, high-crude iiiotlcls.
p driven off. if otir allies have aerial,
, .
premacy at the front and for fifty" NEW POTATOES NEXT WINTER
lleé‘back of the German line. they
A of lhtI nort item
I
. . 5, ' -»: (‘5 .‘
big army int ldlt liidsis
Hot-s in January
man En one
an smash through and win.
We cannot
France for a year or more. It Hos in
(1 lie plants 't-m in window boxes in the
full. This may or may iior‘bc tt‘tic,
Sweet
that be has new pota-
place a
in his ou'u garden.
9111‘ power, the exports say. to son
Y- yer within a few months air mcn‘
(1 machines that will
i
dualin military value. :1 fighting ”0‘
i window finish for tho it! lit-.tittil‘iil hll'lllt‘ cil'ccis.
$3.98
Regularly $5.98.
. . tarioi‘, for
one of a. million soldiers. l
trance, with various varieties of spuds.
.c" ‘
The National (‘ouncil of l'ct‘cusci'
in library and dininuroom. resin-yin:
iicwcd their questioning
Bind), who was a friend of Corolli
i'l‘lic cliaufi‘cur's uniform found beside
lllt- body of Ruth (‘rttucr in (‘occlii‘s
‘rcllar was tricd on Blady and was
found to fit him. Itludy admits he
litrd when the authorities questioned
lllll‘ last March. At that time he tie~
nicd that he liad.hoeu in the Cocchi
shop on Feb. 11!, the day of the inur-
'l‘bc investigation is u dircct nu:-
(‘ttliit‘ of the finding of the hotly of}
limb (‘ruzciy it high school critdualc,
as pneparcd the. plans for devcloping
.k‘..._, 4 . .
the kitchen window for parsley and
his arm of the scrvicc on a vast
bale. The war department
treats with (‘oncrcss to provide thol
array. It may take $1,:ttitl,00ti,tmo lt”*‘“"“"“""“’
so, it will be plenty wcll spcnt. itrailing gracefully from hanging bits-
' ‘kets and bush
. the ‘it'dt‘iifi
Americans should take pcculiur suit-i 3' p (
With mushrooms iii the crib...
inilnt as of yore.
The idea is crumble of quitc a little
!
i
nirrccs
(Continued From Page One)
RED clings“ ,
FUND KEEPS .
INCREASING
(Continued From Page One)
iGnegor, pastor of the First Congrega- work wonderfully. Appeals are flaslr
;tlonnl (‘hurcli who care a most intern ed on the screens at frequent inter-
esting outline of the history of ,Rcd vals and at every performance repre-
.Cross work not only under the pre- sentalivc. men of all calilngs givo
501“ international organization. bllt short addresses of the necessity of
;from its Inception in Switzerland in keeping up the good name of Not-walk.
Why not string. iicuns
Then came the actual rcgistering.‘
There were nearly three score who,
assisted in this work. It was a tcrll-
nus task. AI limes the council room,
and other lllltf‘t‘tl ofircliistrution Wcrel
ciowdod with youn: men who wishedi
to register, but had to go about other,
limits in
l ‘ . . it’l‘os'.‘
afaction in lllt‘ opportunity to triumph
nihis field. The airplane is ours by
land chickens in the garage. why wor.‘
I ry about. the cost of food 2’
right, though we have allowed OHIO!“ . . , ' __ ‘ ‘ I ) buried in the cellar of u motor cyt‘lt‘ . ..~ ..
aflong to surpass us in mo liel‘fpo, N)“ that a Dm‘AH-Y “Hm" 11“" Yum, shop conducted by Alfredo Coot-hi, for duties as soon as possible. It wus,‘ M). iv ”curse P. Belts ....... 614.00 1303» “0 ”MM ”“0“ 1° ”1'9 Knight ”—“‘
ion of the‘ on“ We 1m“ Domiplaccd on the throne of Greece, and whom thc Italian (lovcriinicnt antlr h‘lrillt’. :mh‘tlc and bustle from 7 2'0- 2?; } 313:0” .......... 173W ’l‘cmplars Of Old the origin 01' 5‘19“)“ COAL SITUATION
ll‘ '. . i .- . . . . -. .- . . . .. . . ' ‘* ., n .
_ - . ‘ r, ‘ , .. . . _ rtlllllf‘s are searching at the request, or otk i. tlu mm pin... until nine, . o. .. i. ,l on .......... ..oooo for the sick and wounded and ms Tc:
itliu country 5 great hilehlllilll thllfi The body O'clock at night. ix“ ”WSMWM Roodner....... 250_ 0 marks received “089 attention , TO BE INVESTIGATED
.oi‘ llic Stale llepui'ttm‘uH.
“making airplanes for training.' war avi- , ' . ‘
of Miss Ci‘uscr was not found through Whi’n ”1911“." Plidl‘di ”10 1‘01"“ ”fl 1‘0- 1”““N9pm‘n 8' Jarvis. 2605“ of "
. ‘ b , f ‘ b' t x _ .\. {therios \‘cnizclos, will doubtless bc' . _ ' e ‘
films“ “‘ “Ot m M 1‘ “5°- ' owi' . , ‘ tlic ci’fo is f H . My .. 1 v' R n. t'cgistrars, citv clerk and iiiiiymg had ho. 11~——(‘barles F. Mills ...... . Th9” were “0 announcem n S Accm'dinc lo repqrts circulated
. illlt‘t "ovci‘nin" power we might ‘|\ f 0 “' 1‘ K" )ut ‘ “‘ u ~ . . . . ‘
‘ h P ' » “ in forward it lt‘lcgl‘npliic report to N). 12—»l‘iuncan F‘rlzzcll . 166.00 ”19 amounts ”NS {31‘ contributed bY,about town this morning, it appears
we have the plans of the best French; ' martin-d by private detectives employ-
. . ' 'wcll learn how to pronounce his llllmt‘.
nd BTlllSli and .
fighting]
We can copy these models,
l'l‘ltat‘s what the (lrccks call him, auy-'1
and equip them with the best French.
ouch captain lltnl ‘bn coal situation in Norwalk
m3. is about to undergo an investigation
at the hands of the coal production
1("‘-“‘tiittec, of the Council of Nation-
Watch the Thermometers t at Defense.
Two big lllt’l‘l‘llomeiPl‘s have hocn‘ The people of this city have long
t City been complaining of the high price
Hartford. .' \\'ilt0n~\\'. K. J. Hubbcll....
Each of tho i-pgisti-alion cards had: The executive committee collected
Since trim-p was $550. making the total of the day of
o
u .
'the various teams, but
will hand in a report at today's
ner.
, .
cd by Mrs. Grace liutuiston. it lau'ycr,,
who is counsel for the Cruizcr family,l
and who was lnstruincntal in having? l“ ht‘ dtitllicatcd. . . . H‘ q" .
,1". motor (“imp shop penal. a“: up: iicarly 2,800 of these, it was an im-, $0.8...» grand total of $11.82
after ”u. police “mints had virtually? incnse task. This work was finally; “The Ladies! God Bless 'em!" _
“MI The men however, are not the only.
wu '. ,
3 l l l l it given “it um lump ‘ilcconiphsltcd by vdantecrs.
‘. .t . isno Circle'i- .. , ,. . _, . . .H. .
(oust lniinc s tit ct nt l l . J Slim? no onc, COIllllllS-l and. women flout all pulls of the (it) : ones who are giving a practical dcni- placed by the contmittcii’. one a of coal in Now “k and the h t “hp
’ T . .~ ‘_ _‘ "1.. 151.,
if it Does, Hall and ”1“ mm" at Red Cross “Md which boosted the price of fuel to $10
in this' ‘itmt’l‘S order today so many cards: . M
investigation. All Jthe innit-era who! "5 ““15““1-‘0nwauon 0‘ the hive . 0 ed
worked on the Crinzcr case were iii-t The. women of Nor- quarters, “I‘d. ”‘9 amounts anti unc lper ton capped the climax, so to.
slructed to report to headquarters at‘. ch noon Will be givcii,.sh0wmg the; speak. . .
once. Other detective»; will co-optir-l in a most citec-i At a recent quotation made by a
ate with Mitts. Huniisto'n in an inrl- {downtown fcoal (193119?" to 1hr! Poagd W
.- ,. . , . ., _ ‘('(u(‘tlllon or supp ying can or oca
rtulry into the city 5 ubttt slavi tral' to contribute, school buildings for tho coming win-
the “or FM“ ter, the price was put at $15 per ton.
tic. . . .
’(limnrissloner IWoods ordered an the registration reoclved a cent of‘llembers ' ~
‘ ' ‘ pay, although thcy could have defi where distributing Red Cross banners, and every dollar added serves to send. Several prominent men of the city
. have taken up the matter. and a pro-
excavation to be made. of the cellar» . . . , I . .
of every place. where Cochi has liv-l minded " under the Federal law. ‘1" yesterday and the supply of 500 which “1’ ”‘9 red ““id a “me higher mm".
(‘d or had a motor cycle shop since} ”“5 way, "1°” ”‘3“ “00 was saved d 1 - or to that $25,000 mark that Norwallc to“ haf‘ b9?“ IOng‘l- by. ”19 board Of
his ‘il‘l‘ll'lll in this our fr it h. by the City. l :ha ’8‘“) made at an expense of 530 , . ,- education, to the Counml of National
‘ ‘ co "v om a “ The greater task is rm before the WI“ (“slimmed "9W9 0“? 0'010cl<.““‘ 5‘1“?” ”1““ °" ““99“ ”"5 “eek‘ Defense. At last nizht's meeting‘ of
a strcnunus morning, mullA “at? Wile has hem placed 0“ lhe bal' the. School board, the members re‘
several years ago.
TI , . ., - , board of registration. mayor and city but despite
, lC repoits iegnrdln. the nitsslnt. . . . ~
“9*“ “n“ ”‘1“! l“ ”‘9 “‘“k'ng 0‘ a acting as waitresses at the noon linur CODY 0? M1 'CYOSS headquarters and celved a communication which stated
" ' that, the protest had been placed in
girls are on file at police .licudqulu‘t- selection of those to be dittftcd 'l‘he' d C‘ b n “t
. p . ; , . , . - . , . a hint Re moss sinner was ung 0 i,
luncheon these {low women went “ pllie hands of the coal production corn-
‘ ' ’-‘llv~i it It .,
_ | i , .~ , “the, . y :r . ,9 , h S in mp, \as earne. was Concf‘dud‘ , . . .
unmade aiiplmen. t-iC‘O‘lllllli. fol :‘1 little war is we i clton 1 ing 'that the police wcrc without accuratu‘emm details about how this “It“ ho,ri M b' ck ‘ mnk'n than i th af— in the afternoon, adding greatly to the . .
Bd‘ armies, signalling [01‘ tlloil‘,ttir~st- days—that “revolution of ‘Britfi figures 3., m u". numbers of those accomplished lS'llOt known, but on}; $5 > a o .‘ i g as n e . l‘k 1r of the buildin :inittec of the Council of National Ile-
- ers are expected to be received anyternoon. Practically every auto in busineSSi 9 a _ ' item“, which committee is headed by
i ’Help the Team Workers Francis S. Peabody.
.. who had retirned n . ‘t . .
listen has bozo (llloltlgtil :15 £5111:an Elli; ““-‘"~ A‘ any “‘9' in“ drafting “'1" the city was flying one or‘morev the _ ,
AM It meant W and mmw to me knew or a "mum of mm” “m" will?“ place rm mo 01 mom “”9““ in many cases making a ma“! It will be hardlv poSsibie for the mitt Yd: Eliggilgléghi‘glfii: Eliii‘i‘f.
V - casr donation for them. members of the various teams to viSlt investigation of coal prices in Nor-
levieryone and those persons who are
involving missing girls. parallel the
, ITALIANS GIVE That Naon Hour Luncheon .walk as soon as possible, and it will
lit. will be. no one on this earth knows. .9 ~ . ‘ 1-
ARE NECESSARY rs met at the headquarters for telwork wonderfully by seeing too so ic _c0 a1 production committee, who will
era of America, at its meeting lasl."\V1|0.had been chatting _
sis of the names of. Norwalk will be given a thorough alr-
American Red Cross Societies. The met their... appreciative gaze! Ttiirttheam were published in the Tilesdhl'i ot‘coal in this city.
‘8. C. R.——Joseph Valdo, full Red Cross regalla assunbled at.
.. ‘ AUTO; BADLV HUR1‘,_
l
J. W.—Patzy D1 Pietro. ‘memberil Lanlord Russell was open- more for actual work, so let everyl NEW LONDON, June 20.—-Samue1
Lecturer—'Rocco Mocciolo.
eat-so~muoh,'chaipman.Wood of. the doesprotect countlesS~ lives 0f 0“" stepped out of an automobile yester‘
'“ ""‘“ ’ as'they quickly andtdeftly seryed the..T.he [way to assist in this vital work skull is fractured and'heisin acrith
scout in:
It's Ibi-Fcf—tliticvi-cc-tis Vec-nce-zcelos.
/
was the
in directing anl’vpluntcerod ‘0 CW."
'lln this way. the work w
Today the duplicate cards were sent; Hurt" slogan.
Oil to Hartford, logetlicr with the I‘t.‘-, walk are working hard and consistent-yea
port of the board of registration. The W to aid the cause and the Red Cross progress of the work
men on the. latter board, gave their 1'9 (1 t ‘ f h \, .. C . tive wav
services without pa): and with pa, Y a altar eis 0" e ‘ 0.1“alk happen! " , d
triottc spirit. No one connected with on “all street is a veritable bee hive: EV‘ETYOM ‘3 “’5‘"
in uniforms were every-1h“? share towards
it remains only to organize the luv
titty on a scale commensurate “.“htmonarcb to 1050 hi“ crown
hopped. That will be done as sonnlw‘w' \\‘lio‘ll be. the. next? Wilhelm orl
as the necessary funds are voted. As‘ Karl?
«the men- to fly the machines, ihcrci
will haunt) hick. Anicricans take to}
the Edi:- instinctively. Tbcrc tb-cyl
find. the only romance and cliivalry‘
ft ihmodern warfare.
‘By next spring the air over am,
no}: of the battle lines should nelhomo and at the front.
..___..._._
DOING YOUR ALL
_ “Millions fm' defense, but not one’
cent for tributci" was the cry that;
ran through the ranks of colonists, at‘
War was (1‘
t
wok with Amci-ican airmen in Aincr-Ihnrimis maitnr to them then, It was
. . I. . . .
fire, chasmg Gcrnianifliers from.isb subjects. against a Gcriuan king
l
wonky, blowing up trains. bridges.
munitions depots and leading.r ll)t‘.:re\;olufionisls,
the
l
march to
for a victorious
l
O———-- lBut. again the choice is between tie-l
ETURN-GOO‘DS NUISANCE ltenso and tribute. "This is no time‘! .
for Americans to do their hit" ringsi (Continued from First Page)
[upon a timB all dry goods the ory through the land today. “v‘lt is'i
ere “In on the “Caveat Emil” the time-toi- them to do theinail."
it ‘An article bought was It took democratic, easy-going Eng, 4 In the course of examinations Mr.
r‘keeps. If .“1 ”we“ demc'l‘and a “mg “m3 ‘0 Wk" “1’ t° the. 3:12:21; still fibeOIdgfelttldttntnfillIsitgdz.
atrwas the buyer’s lookout. fact that the war was serious. They" had disposed of five inmates of her}
. - . . , home‘ “to relieve herself of the careI
be te stores im roved theft » ._ . . , .
be t c D .Just couldnt believe that it wouldnt of them and the burden of her con-l
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talesman thought this
“extreme? case.
would be an
i along «With a WWW 0f milk-"filo overdo it few minutes orza few, tracts.”
any imperfection in 200651' 'wee'ks. Ifrit'takos the United States .The defense “me “me “”35““
‘ .‘ _ ltlte court toliave the state electon
. ilo-came theiprivllege to u re- that long to wake'up to the fact that' which one of the five counts it.‘ in--
as and wcelve credit or mom life. and iibert iii-oat. take, '1 ‘v nd=tnded ‘0» ”y M“ mull-m“- Th°"c°‘“t
u . 7y _ s he a {has uiot yet‘fckmally ordered. this
libei'ty-wdl‘be things of the pashand idong, but it is understood that the
.UncletSam-nwlll hetin chainsrto Prus- state W1“ be 35k“ to Elem” the
Si“ mlitarts count. This max-boutique mhendlrs.
' ‘ m. , Gilligan. is 1)§b“‘toi"rplflal- Each count.
, The vision of Uncle. Sam in any} names itdltferent persott. ‘
or i. an ~notprintouts.iris;
for. any ' American. to team upon. ‘ '
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Today we fight a big war—how big; luger case -
‘ - 1 to contribute can facilitate the; probably not be very long before Nor»
TWO MORE JURORS TO THE REDCROSS ‘beAbout one hundred 0f the team mem . W“ ing _, waffle is visited by members of tli'b
Court DeAmiclas N0 173. Forest_,noon hour luncheon, many of them-tors at their home ofilces,‘or at: thE, come direct. from Washington, ll. C;
' ' " _ in little groups ’nOOn hour fit the Town Assembly-t: At, this time, the coal question in
ezening voted to contribute $100 loan the sidewalks marching up thefHall. Complete 11 ..n d n ffort til be‘madet 'as
t. (2' Italian ReduCross and- 50 to the ‘ ‘ ' ' l" . . be 0f ”61'in g, an a e W o .7
3 stairs together. And WIN“ 3‘ slghtithe. captains and mom rs tcertain the reason for the high cost:
l‘ounwimr office‘s we' cl ted: .
ChievaangeriananibePegge. 0f NOFwalk'S .prettlesti daughters iniissue of the Norwalk Hour and South, ‘
' Norwalk Sentinel. who are .giVing gen- STEPS FROM MOVING
R- S;“‘“‘“““ Andrestni. one end. of the hall like a big bouquetncrous publicity to the Work as it pro-i
S, W.—Sante Miserendini. {waiting to serve dinner to' the team' greases. There one only threes days’ __
I.~B.-——-Joe De Libero; .. ti it do . ' ' '
S. 3.4m“ Murgavero‘ 1y accused of creating the diversron so‘one come forward promo Y .311 , Copeland, timekeeper at the mm and
thabthe hungry workers would‘ not,their part. The Red Cross can and engine company Plant in Gmmni.
- Banner Bearer—Joe Plpitone.
L Executive Committee ,dldn’teat a-fighting men and its efficiency W“':day morning while it was in motion
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WALL STREET. thing. but. just sat and smiled at. p’emEhave much to do With ending the war. and was thrown- It is thought his-
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He is a . big is to contribute generously towardscal condition a? u hospitahhere.
and was heard the American 'Red ‘
witnnrs'rann'r, Nouns-Tits pro» ‘oodniin s. rovided. .
' g g p Crohs "War Fund,
a. it; now.-
yteitstonal character of then tradtng Was sum” . int thoartuand- body, ‘ ‘
demonstrated during; the. felon00n53;m.,mumup something, aboutu ships to and tom . . : NOTICE
“wheneearlyygatns~-wei~e:~altoghther dint"! the front if he did/make a good target, 5 go forms front but all or us can com I will notrbe reaponsible, for-am! .
we‘d oucbnltcomwwrély: "small‘jtoflerg‘asn-he would stand“ all the bettbrtrlbuta tailleast something to aid .mcdebta contracted by my wtte in the
lugs. ...IBear- pressure evidently mused. 'chanomorineedtng. theumtntstratlonsé the came of ourboys- on the firing 111193 future. .
“pon‘ll‘m’t‘mmmlWWI?” dQWlel‘at-{oil thfll'fledz'ol‘flfirf . Our best and bravest will be there and,
Not all ‘of us can'
cyst-'5, butts quite: honestsanu. ‘
the police .yi‘l‘iatrdnuand'.’l‘rerfijuuior MR JOSEPH: M QELLER' .
‘ . pad in ante-mom‘e‘wlthher daughter,
tilts veryfdtltl- Thoretomwttvbecomes-every American
Wildertng my
‘Jmtinedi 'éounsel" Mr ‘Muut‘gair 'She agiin ‘
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