Evening sentinel, Tuesday, June 26, 1917 · page 6

 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 

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1 it the reform will accomplish that,

EVENING SENTINEL 3it is worth while The new 8.73”“

F‘EA
1RED CROSS To. [one Of the funniest events 0‘ the week-V110,, of Red Cross Wa or fund subscrin.
' HIT A TOTAL land 9V9?) b0d3' WES?!“ laughed “1““ 110.115 obtained in the week‘ 5 campaign
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’ WEED BY ,
JAMES GOLDEN

’ rfinéDAv JUNE 26,1917

mTURE AWN} FUR
TOMORROW

3:51 a. m.; 4:21 11.1114

' h tide
Big 4222; sets 7:30.

Sun rises

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W 1
KING SENTINEL TELEH
EVE PHONE CALLS
Editorial Rooms—92.
Bushicss Office—93.
Norwalk Branch Office—1388.
Editor" 3 Residence—418 2.
City Editor 3 Residence—1492 4
Business Manager 5 Residence—
113-12.

THE PRICE v—OF COAL .
“\‘t 14 cannot 011112151 our boys to no
and tilt-'ll 101 their lamilies:
says the governor

4
l

to the from
freeze next winter,"
01' the coal-produmng states. i
prophecies lately
1011. i

of 01114
There have been .

that coal would 1:“ up to 32.0 a

ay these prropltct'ies came

And regardless

:11 dealers may

Needless to s
from coal lltt‘l'l,
what mine ownt-rs or 1-0
111111 (-0111 Will

think, it‘s safe to say

~g0 to no suth lluut't
takin: '.1 hand ill

For the peoplI .
tlttl
themselves are

coal bus 11102.2. 11 is likely that within

'1 for wt'tks there will be ltLisltttion

enabling
the situation. V

The pt 0141' cannot understand why
thavi‘

1114' govt' rumtnt to 114.1] with:

coal should 10.2'1 so 111ucl1'.1ot'e
usual. There is 111' inL' more cool pro-
The ' supply"

duced than ever before
and demand"
iing. Every
the cool it
Production and consumption

and family :1 ‘5’

111' lltlt'l‘.

factory V
ntIetls—444stoontu' V
rmuttint
1
equal ,
Production could in 1114
The reason it isnt is that

4,111) ill(' rtl‘ti

lei
Ved. 1'.

mines can’t get on

' ' 1 ' men work, 0114
the coal .111 .ty, so 1111.11 V
11111 how can incl: 01 trans-i

‘llallltintt .
111 to justily,

portation fatalities he he
doubling or trebling the pr'.itt' when

the freight 1'zttt"a:e little, it an),

‘ lilglli‘l' 1111111 before?
Dealers have 1131031
cool, but the delay is compensattd by
prompt sales when they get it. The
only visible reason for raising prit't-sV
its that labor costs more all along tht'I

But that needn't raise the

|
t

, “‘10"
11110 ‘

more. titan .30 an1s a ton.

tSomething has to 11' done about it.
And something will be Don't play
into the 10111 1-'ohb1'1s'l1an(ls

lng next winter' s 1.0.1l just y.et \\ 1111l
audI

by ortlt'r4

l‘ho government must
air level. I

a little.
will, force prices down to a f
______._.—.—-—-———‘—'
SAILORS TROUSERS
ontlnuing the
tear

 

Now that women are c
skirt-shortening process with n c
a war- 111110 measure. a-
1v thtI sailot-4

conscience, as
woman wants to know w]

’9 men don't do a little economialng of,

T110 sailor carries 11

IV

the same sor.t
' considerable expanse of pe1fcctlt good
cloth‘around his
skirt for each trouser leg Also,
compar ison‘,

i

t
he

ankles—2a s01t (it,

wears. a collar which in
feminine

l
with present styles looks4

unnecessarily larcc.

‘111 old. sailor to whom the inattt'r;
was referred admitted the dcsirabill-V;
'ly of economizing woolen cloth, bill in-
d that no impious hand he laid on,
The flaring

an
in.
Tltcl

“ siste
' the sailor boys logs.
'trouser leg, he explained, is not.
accident of style. it has its basis
centuries of sea experience.

‘order that the trousers may be roll-

There’s anorher reason, a stl'ttcE'gical
one 'it might be called. If a sailor
113ppens to fall ov
musér legs are caSier to slip off titan

the sailor free of impediment for
swimming. The big collar, too, in-
olves no real waste, for it, is, used as

11 muffler when the wcather 9 cold.
9 ____.__.___————

STALE' BREAD
After July 1 baking companies gen-
rally throughout the United States
re going to stop accepting “returns"
from the dealers that. handle their
road. The purpose/lo to eliminate
Wastov by compelling the dealers to
g'uré more closely and order only
up much bread as they can sell. V'l‘h’e

 

eminent is backing this 11111014119
It is estimated that by hitting,

'111 14111111:

. '. 011011.
More 101010111 will be needed t‘on-
:sumel's will find it advisable to buy

,‘ more bread 1.1 :1 111120, in order to avoid

3011 days when their dealers are
‘0111.
311mm left on their hands.

... ' which 11001114, will feel an unusual 0D~

,Tho doctors say that

. of stale bread

.1'lliltlren 10 buy :1 won hilt. 01‘ 131’!“ . 4
~ g :111141-Ltm ' called especial— attention to

‘shmlltllll fancv that it‘ s

,turnted out 155 per hour—net gatmpergw
. .fuueral wreath of roses, who request4

 

 

will entail inconvenience on dealers

and consumers, but they can probably

‘adjust thentu'lt'cs to it. it is the saint-V1

111711151111» 11111 111012! 111 w'spapeh hale}
resulted 10.1111111'tount oi 1114s1-a11'1tyi
of ttatu=r~di2t-ontinuing the old 51.2-
11 than

they needed, bccduse of the waste in-

:2111'rs more ltlllll‘l‘ s

'lxingt caught with an empty breadhm
sold
may often have
Thus there

will be more. stale bread than usual,

And dealt-rs

 

ignition to out up

And that may be regarded 11:: one of
l

1111‘ accidenta 'blessines of war times. ,

if we stopped
1
bread 110111
I

have better digestion and more physl-' 1

eating fresh altogether

cal vigor. Moreover, a giv 0n quantity,

11101111041 more nutri-

1"

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Tired, But Happy Workers.

it was >4 tired but happy bunch of
114-. 1411102111211 assem- 'lcl lot the fin-.11,
110011 hour conicrcnté yesterday and
11111. was plenty of fun mixed up'
w'l'lt the. teporls 111‘ the various teams. ‘
.4‘1'1 unusually large number were.
present. including 11114 €11?ngth oi
the city who hate been giving 511011

 
 

114111: 11'. '4l14 Palace and 110201"
[llt'ttll’l's durinc 1h1-c,.4'11pai.en and
tho ladie' of Norrie. .4 Red Cross‘

 

( h' .111'11'. who hays served .11 1111 noon
11' 1,1 dinners.
14141.11 that tolonel Rus. 4.11 and Mrs,
Russell. 01' the Norwalk 1101141, who
lav.- assumed personal charlie 01'4
furnishing these repasts' are entitled,
to much credit for the uniform ex-,
01411011014 of every one. Working un-4
der difficulties with limited facilities
in the Assembly hall every articl144
01 food was of the best quality and
was setved at just the right tempera

rare. The soups meats and vege-
tables were piping hot the salads
1'.: tsp and cool and the ice. creami

V in the finest possible condition.

Executive Committee Make: Good.
'l‘oo ninth credit cannot be giv'tn to

the members of the executive cone,

mittec who 11010 absolutely true to

 

 

 

.snid Seymour 11'2:

Cultis was presented with a carefully

V wrapped bundle almost. as tall as him2

'03}; him some time to
121 a 111a:'1.2' size ladder
1.2 1.111.110: tribuleto
Ellen." "Gosh!"

111 which 11
mile, but 1:1 1
was typost-d
"The Second Story
he
“1 Wish “(4 dad that before?"
lie just 11.2 mil 101' the
health ott.14.4 t'ontlletinily
.14'111111"w;1.2' 1111110 (in 301')
ply.
hott"ete" bec .tuse kind friends had pro2
11er d a 1111111111; little glass ‘2'1'hoo.1-
1r" of 0 capacity of about a gallon
.wlth 21 0111111110 inscription etched on it
which was presented to big

“it Illa,

that you
quick re

Right 1'9"" '1 590““ 114'. 'Jimmie Wood \4110 made one of 1115,1101kt'rs par'titipt' 10d 1:1 11114 111.44.414.21'

short and pithy 2pseches of thanks.

That end44 d 111’.) 10111110111145 and the ,

1i14d man and womtn started home-
ward for :1 W011 earned rest. At 1111'
1111211 Noon llnur Merlin: of the work-
1rs for 1110 1101] Cross War Fund, on
Monday the following lines written
'by one of the workers who will not
let his name be used was lead by A1-
torney Leo Davis

THE GATIIERiNG 014‘ THE CREW.
_~_-0.___
VYc have. wad of brave Horatius
In the dear days of old.
01 how he fought and saved the day
With his companions bold.

‘C

'1.amc. and showed a genius for or-V 0f how they crashld, and how they
';.';a11iz.1tion, and a capacity for hard';

slashed

2.1114111 11 1.111 the same quantity of flt'sll’V work that did much to make the sig- V0n Tiber Bridge that day;

11114111. because it is more completely

Ittssimilated ’I‘ht'tt'in lies :1 new pos-
4s1|1ililv of economy without hardshian

 

..L.__.—-—-.— 1
THE SCHOOL PIG
The department of llgl“i(llllul‘t‘ is, ad-

vocation the formation of‘ 'pig 0111112" ,
in schools. l‘hc 11114.1 is for the school

$118110 501111" L‘t‘n‘WOlls ffll'l‘lll’l' 10 3'11“?

' l
Vthctn one, and then raise the pig; them-I

used to 1111'. books “]>1(llll‘t’S for'

their school house. _ ‘

The plan naturally applies only to,
country schools 11 1111 h hate good sizcdf
The children to!

crops

lots. 111' (I expected

crow forage on the school:

011%“ 1‘3"" 1° 14.11't'y,gm,de and contribute garbage to eke; *th Who ill hilt WM

out the pic‘s menu.

The 11110;: has actually trim“

the depart-l

been
in various .2'111ools. says

I
,'me,nt and with cvt't'llent «41701-1 on 1110,

children 111 ausclvcs !
("tools which have had pit 's'

11‘

1110.310- ii,

1“ “mm" W”: found an added inmost in 11111) \v'o1k. ,auo in full view of the audience. The

especially pig: clubs, among the chil ,

drcn. .'\lltIndllllt‘t' impl'.0ved lessons!

were studied because more interest-

 

ing, l‘rftctical principles of ugl'it'ul-l

turn were brought more vn'idly 1104

fore the children The parents and
])lllT()!l\ of the .411 hools became greatlyl
more neighborlyl

spirit developed. which.of-

interested. and a
community
ten resulted in progressive community!
actions."

Who would

 

,have imagined that :1

pig could so improve a community"!
if hogs ht'ltc such a wholesome cft’cott
on humans, 101‘ s havtI pig clubs, by all:
“means Still the plan outlined must
have certain disadvantages.

1111142144. school pigs. other from other,
habits,

personal 11' 0'
part iculnrly4

pins in their
pleasant having a porkcr living in the,
school yard And if the yard is used
110 raise forage. crops, where do the,
chiltlten pl 11" Or aren't sthool cltil'

dren to play any more?
"Ow
HOURS AND OUTPUT

 

'l‘hr4
1101' legislation has issued :1 special,
war time bulletin urging that Ill'OlE‘C'.
tivc measures be rigidly maintained,

1
,and enforced with no let up because,
1990“ andthe sltow'c 11 up his toy telephone. Cap-twp

of increased demand for

giving an interesting table of hours

a report of the British Health of Mu—l

11 up easily when the 999k is ““9 ’nitions Workers Committee. l

The table. show's that 100 women,
.tttrnlng fused bodies, working 68 hours

01'.board the 1008'3 a week turned out 6, 820 per week 51' got a. round of applause Captain Betta

rate of about 100 per hour. The same;

.turned out 7,343,11 rate of over 12
per hour. The net gain in output, by
giving the women 8 hours more let-
sure. per week, was V8 per cent.
Twenty-seven men sizing fuse bod-
ies. at 62 hours per week, turned out
100 per hour. ‘Working 56' hours per-
week, they turned out 124 hour. The
net gain per week was 13 DGr cent.
‘Nino youths sizing base plugs, work-
ing ‘68 hours per week, turned but.
100 per hour. and working. 61 hours?

week, 38 per cent. 4
It ought to be lumtlsntly 99110111 by.
now' that rest anddetsuno pay. long

 

tllnal success of the Rod Cross “at"
'Dhnond and Judge

1 told that his flock had cleaned things

. tors

 

‘nal 211cct2s of the campaign a tealityfl

-The members of the committee weret

James W,ood (hairman: Judge Henry"
W. Gregory, David H. Miller, tharles
l". lliinond, William (‘ Burr and
George A. Woodw.ard Their work

'\\'1i:< marked by much tact and neter

in the history of the city has then"
been less friction 01 misunderstand-'
llllls‘.
Presents for the Team Captains.
ludce Greuory in opening the final

the splendid W‘Olk done not only by,
members of 01'01'y team but to the.
11.11111 anti hearty friendliness of cv-

argument isnl “"“m‘ ply and redoing a piofit whith can 111' RM (”toss Week Scores of 111011 :tlld’

women whose names hate not appear
ed in 11131111, and who were not mem-
bersbers of any team (11'1'11111111111004
spt'llt much time' and in numerous in-:
stances lent valuable and pxofitable
aid to the 11111111111ch 01’ the 110111. 1111
1101's of any team or committee

Judge Gregory extends most heart-

felt thanks to every man, woman and}
2' and in small;
ways had done their hit towards the.
fund w'.eek He then presented .1:
small to .011 01 regard to the captain,
of t‘tt'h team as he was summoned
to the speaht'tt's table to hand in his}
final lt'pol'L A witlt 11101000 to enclll',H
tIilt caused to 1rs of Lintzhtm and 11104
11111110: 1'1111'.'-pt'lltd to 0110!] his pacts

gifts had b14111 ‘41]:(11311 to 11.111110111thl
with the pet names applied to eachl
11111111111 1' during 11111 Week as fol-
lows:—— I .1

Typical Tok'cns of4 Fond Regard.

’l‘ealn No. l The 1‘\mputators, Cap- .
111111 Allen. a saw. ‘

Team No. 2- The Excavators. ‘
lain Wine, a shovel.

Team No. -Scctmd

t‘uptain Curtis, 11 ladder.

Team No. 444-1111111111: Club,
Stevens, 11 lyrtI

T011111 No, 544 Early Birds.
Marvin. toy bird.

Team .\'0. G4 Nichtwalktu's, Captain
l‘letts, toy worm.

’l‘eam No. 74281110 Thing Men, Cap
lnin Lampon, cold brick, '4‘

”lentil N0. S-«Husllers,
O‘ Brien, flying] machine.

Team ' ~The Martyrs: ‘11114
111111 1101111113,] a 0my auto. ,

Team N0. 1024'l‘he Wire Toppers;
'(‘aptain Jarvis, “,1 telephone
Team No 11- The Lubricators, Cap-
lttin Mills Standard Oil Can

Team No.12 421.0110 110:: Team, (‘ap-
tnin Prizzcll. a'bull dog.

The presents had 1104.411 selected af—
ter (011211101 able trouble and each one
\I'ns \v'l'npp(d in paper and tied with
red white and blue 1'ihbon..l.1dgc
lGrbgory very adroitly r"0\etsed the
o' 1hr of the learns and called first.
for a report from Captain Frizzell of,
team No. 12111111 uskcd him to deliverI
his envelope at the, speakers tabl4.,'lV
and w .114 then p.1Isented with his little

Cap

1: Story Men,

Captain

Captain

(‘apta in

 

up 110111 the platform. Which he did
amid cheers t'.1pt.1in Mills of tho'
tlluhrictttors was not present. but 01101
of his ex 0w unwrapped the bit.r Stand-
11111 011 can while Captain Jarvis oil
the Wire Toppers said “Good" when

as not present to get;
but it awaits him .11

lain lioodne1 w
his 10v Fold

cloth is cut wide from the knee down 11;:1r1‘d work based on figures taken from headquarters. (‘aptain O‘ Brien of thei Ye Gods cried Roodner;

Hustlers wound up his little flying 1
machine and had it going good by 111

time he rat-athcfi his seat. Captain
Lamson of the inepressable SureI
Thlngl Mon. said his gold brick remind-' |
0d him of a story which he told, and

of the Nightwalkers was given a. mag-
,netic toy which made a nice green

rdlnary trouser would be, leaving Vwom-en working only 60 hours a week' worm wriggle most effectively Cap,

lain Marvin of the Early Birds was

up so thoroughly thatthe only thing

left was this tall feather. vvith .which'he '

was presented. aptoin Stevens, of the
Analog club, was given an “Irish”
Ukclele," which was the near-
est thing to a ‘Lyre” that. the 'Com-
mittee could find at short notice. Dr.
Meek, who responded' for the Amputa-

came‘ 40.91.101.114, who unwrapped
his little, shovel; and. placing it at
early acute, Spanish .WVttt' autumn 111,111+

him was marching. from the platform .

Widen 119* watt hultodc ‘ by chairman
Wood ,who presented him with a large

ted that utter "He had this the hole
and pulled it in after him. To have

said that Captain ' Altair had ,
“Gone Below" and deftly unwrapped '
the big saw-tor tlt'o ‘-"Sawtbonoa " Then

 

V1116, wreath pliiced over it."-
trlt tibial"! h

lint they will sound like thirty tents
Vt hen ye have heard this lav.

wy'r

'The Decree went forth in Norwalk,
From the 11011 t‘ross came the cry:
For the boys who he in the trenches

deep,
For the ones who soar the skv.

For each and everyone who fights
For the Right that must prev,all

'And how ‘the call was met by them

is the tht'me of this my tale.

A warrior bold, Yclept "Jimmie,"
Of finest form and slmpc;

,Ift‘h'PF. thereby adding to the pork sup- “va throughout 1111' campaign (,5 t'r‘led ‘Who will light, and who will

‘1.

stand
Beside me in this sciatic?"
v

”I will" quoth David Miller.

And his quick 1 yo shone out
Like the, golden sun at even.

“I'll help you in this 111111. '
“WWV' N"!!! ll‘lflfl‘
And soon J 1111 " gathered ’rouud him

The 1110111 ungodly crew,

That 0101 tabbed a bank or church
0r dangled from tho yew. '

lrecory,
’l‘lm judge 100 smooth aluck'.
And Woodward and Burr to sweetly
sing
And swear that white is black.
1'.

‘ - ' 13?
Then up spake 111'. Allen
As be smoothed his sllvt'l'y crest:
lvd got arrow that pledges you
They'll do the,” durncst bcst.

" r

11111 when the fray was over.
I heard a ltllllUl‘ l‘unnv'
Some pirate said l‘is the only time

The dot" s have earned lll'i‘il money ”Wm offered yesterday in which Mr; ,

"ill ‘l‘flltl "INN! lili"!
110.1111St'1icd brawny Milne,
As 1103111010 his mighty chest
With my brave bnchhlyegot about-.11
The ghosts will hate n0 rest
ait-m a 0 ~ m' 71"" (‘.'I "“2313.
A deep blood curdling unilaw
From the (‘ul'tis Buccaneer:

Ila! 11:1! with 11 cuss, by gum watt-l
1

us.
And he
leer.

winked with 11 hloodsho

Next came Emory Stevens,
And the table Hllotc with his list.

l'll marshal forth my henchmen and;

\‘r'ith slaughter llll 1111I list. a Y
Then Marvin bold and haughty,
As ever youth that came
From the land beyond the viaduct
Cried, we'll be in this game!
I fl?
Then Belts a seasoned Templar.
Who'd crossed the binning sands:
Quoth he. We‘ll smile that pirate crew
01' lose our good. right hands!

Now forth strode Gutnshoc Lamson,
With his band of noble rank

We swear by the nine Gods of Rome,
We'll rob the baby's bunk.

\mottcan Assocmtmn for La" bull do}: and tequeslcd to show him on hark Vv,(> quoth O'Btien

As he towored o’er the crowd:
We ‘ll buckle on our armor Jitn
And do the ti-ght wads 1110111].

“"011 out our purse strings, Jimmie,
Sand bag them, we '1'0 a. cinch;
'll get theirdough by book 01' crook
While shrived by Father Lynch
my]! [Emili'vw‘jflllll']
Get my F0111, I’m going right away
For Gas and the rest to trim them
good;
We’ll simply make them pay.

Quick rose up Teddy Jarvis.
And he slapped his massive thigh:
Quoth 110, by gum, we'll show you
some
Work, ’ere the end draws nigh!

We’ll oil the crowd and squeeze them
good, V
Said Standard Mills with glee,
They‘ll come up with their money
When we holler ‘Socony.’
'W'na‘.¢'4 Glut '14 4-1.: W“ fmv‘v'
And then came handsome Duncan,
With sinews hard as rocks
Oh give. to us but half a .chance
We‘ll steal' their, bulging socks.
Tho-11.931110 11 knight from-Wilton,
With grave And stately tread:
Watts with yVomJim. cried as, by crlm
ll»; we mall rob the dead

So,- here’s to" the crew that escaped
the ye‘w, _
And, here's to their pirate boss:
May their.iv cures grow less. and the
good. God bless ‘ ‘

 

 

looked it over

fin-.1111: i'.1l'

This did not end the gift giving

States today with
the amount would exceed the Sim
ONIt'Im Veoal 11;. at 11.1.21 242101.11 milV
11411! (10112115.

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New York.
‘ 5101102- of L'111414 it." \11111'11' 1112124
'14'112-11 the chromium dircc'oz's 14-.1tl1e
linolouhluh W 0111111: 1111411 and wo
111,011 gore luiliiol‘ . and those of smut.-
tIi ltic'uns sacrificed 14; 111. 11n112 .11.
their ulnllly. 111111111411: 01 (111.5 \1‘:: it
far past 1110 goals pxttious‘.)
them.

Several hundred thousand 11411111140:

 

>t'l 1111‘

l

. canvas-s.
can history.

which \\"d:4 unique .11 3.11.4 .-
Only 111114» “Ct-01151) f. .4114

had plans for 14. 11111111111114.4drivt-
becn Jormulutt'd by the new ‘011
Cross Wat 11111111 :1 10 orLantz. 1.1

country on such short notice 11'. 1.2' a
tremendous task. but it
11.211011 mainly by enlistlmnt til 1111111
411 t/ulpaigtl lnullautls 0‘1 1110 l'.
C. A. and Chambers of L‘omnitrte 11.4
ters. All dropped their usual work
work. Most gave their sentims free;

The Middle Atlantic (liiision was
the first to report an over-subscrip-
tion of its $17,000,000 apportionment.
Reports early today showed an 0):
002's of about $500,000.

iOFFICIALS TESTIFY
IN GILLIGAN C ASE

(Continued From Page One)

 

 

 

two ordinaly oil lant.rns \\"t"lt used

these being moved 11111: In as the 1101101
desired 1‘111 witness once inquired of
Dr. Wolff as to a peculiar who in the
place. 111'. \l'olff told him that it Was

body.

Captain Hurley explained how cer-
tain organs taken from Andrews’ body
were placed in jars and sealed by him.
1114 said that these organs were not
measured at the time. He
1101'
111111 labels to the jars

During: the quostioning Dr, Wolff fol2
.lowed Mr: Hurley 3 replit .2- closely and
Mr. Holden frequently spoke to Dr.‘
8011111120. The witness said that so far
as he knew, the Andrews grave had
not been reopened after being closed
that night.
autopsy was first offered in et'Jldence

During some questioning over this
\lr. llolden made comment and Mr.
Alcorn interrupted with the remark

‘lle tar-11111 what you say "

Mr. llolden replied "I am mortI care
1111 01 the truth in this case than you
,are. Dont get 011 the high and holy"

t‘nptain llurley told of a visit to
,lirs. Gilligan at the jail the morning
tll'tel' ht‘l m".lc4't
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lional Witness lead a statement
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she said: ”Anything I say in court
could he used against me."

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thing said to 111111 could be used
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liiilev inence to the defense.
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.. Judge Greene interrupted with:
Go on with the case;
time talking."
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limo details of the trip to and from the
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TlNUED.

DA'NRURY June 26,—111 the city
court today the case of Thomas ’tla-I
Honey, of Brooklyn \. 1'.,
,the murder of James Stirle a butler,
on May 9. was continued until Thurs-
‘(18Y.Slll‘1t‘ was shot while on his way
to work and his body was found in the,
woods Robbery was apparently the
motive of the murder. Maloncv, who

appeared immediately afterwards and
was arrested at his home in Brooklyn,
a few days afterwards.

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$956, 668 Taken in at State on lotion to keep your skin nexus»
Department Since Octo— and some: looking You Will son r4122
, her 1 alize that true loveliness does 321:“!
l g'mean the powdery look or waxen c111:-
Receipts at the state automobile'ones,smess Of some hot-house flu“?-
41114111111111.1111 from October 1 1916 to ”“1 '3 lymfled by the velvety 540?:-
and including June 23, amount. [olness 0? your skin, your peach-Eh;
$956, 667. 93 nicondingt tfo figures an- ,complexion and rosy- -white hands
pounced yes or try a tetnoon. or
,527 3,000 more than the receipts fox 1114:2339? 013,3 small jar of archite-
the same perlod last year. It is ex- 0 am one can prepare a 1““
pected that the receipts will exceed quarter pint 0f the most wonderful
$1000 000 before September 30, the lemon skin softener and complexion
beautifier, by squeezing the juice or!

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Strain lemon juice well. baton
mlxlng and massage face,
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January was the biggest mouth of
JOHN VENDE‘TTA CAUGHT, the year at the departme't,’ the great
’NEW HAVE‘f “line 26-»..101111 V0. , rush of automobile owners and driv-
detta, alleged to have shot add killexd ,‘ers pouring $452, 991. 99 into the cot-
Joseph Franco Sunday evening, and fers of the department. January,
who eluded the local police “'315 81", "1916, netted $311, 41172. April and
rested 1n Waterbury yesterday and May were also busy months «3:092:
Ienmg. He will be held pending a and May $101670 90. The receipts
hearing by the. coroner. show a falling off this month, only
$46, 976. 23 having been taken in so far.
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BOSTON. June 26,4019 State Tree-4 “‘“mhs' mum's" , .
Employment Bureau issued an appeal 1910 1915
today for mechanics to apply for post- October '5 3486337 5 144936-49
tlons in the shipbufldlng industry. November .. 5,831.20' 8,716.96
Men who have had any experience in December -- 24595-85 37919-27
the various trades concerned are 1916 _ 1917 2'
urged to take up this work as a patri- January .. ”31141172. 452499199
0111': duty. February. . 51', 9851. 95 75,737.37

' March ..... 31, 462. 93 68,212.21
TEXTILE A-‘ND FINANCIAL DAY April . . . .. . . 137,135.28; 183, 506. 51
Htspmngmmyp Mass, Jun Mary. M. 87.31175 101, 670. 90

diary is "'Taiitlle and 'Flnanoialrbiy’Fo ot, June to V2339 ‘4 054' 45
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$956, 867. 93 red handaV.—Ade

two fresh lemons into a bottle 111m-
talnlng three ounces of orchard whthw.’
Care should be taken to strain the:
juice through a flné’élotb so no kh-
on pulp gets in, then this lotion m
keep fresh for months. Every wit»
man known that lemon juice is use“
to bleach and remoVe such blemishes
as freckles, sallowness and Fan, and:
is the ideal skin softener, smoothenoIVn-V

and eautltler.
J t try it! Get three ounces $2,,
orchard white. at any pharmacy and!

twu lemons from the grocer and mam
up a. quarter pint of this sweetly feb-
grant lotion and massage it: daily fin-
to the face, neck, arms and hands. or
should naturally help. to whiten, oom-
en, freshen and bring but the tom

416 976. 23V ‘ttnd hidden beauty 01.0111 skin. It h

simply marvelous to smoother: rough