.
SOLDIERS
all; little tent to know
fie landlord won't call
h the nut. Not a eoalman
fill all. poi-adventure to dun.
film's no wish to tackle the
‘ with the can. And so we
what with glory—and
nations-«a life in the army has
on compensations.
- But for those who remain to
W the home nest we can
It, in your cellar, a few
”I of our best, for Next
, Iter's, advancing with a
mi! slow but steady and
' when he approaches “you
‘ ' fire when you're ready.”
THE
1 R1159
cuteness?
AST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK.
PDRTATION LINE, Inc.
. shingles now. Prices“? They certamly won’t be lower. They
! Save money by buying now, not next week or next month.
:1; The Hatch e Bailey Co.
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL earner, JUNE 29, .1917“ '
“ca“-..— mm...» m
«Isa
BEFOREANEESS l
If we wanted to give our customers a piece of advice alongi
lines of business prudence, it would be to buy your Lumber and
don’t fall in war times. We are practically certain besides.
that the Interstate Commerce Commission will presently grant
the Railroad“ 15 per cent. advance to take effect July 1st. This
means an advance in the price of Shingles of 280 M and so on
proportionately through the whole lumber dist.
I
i
I
annulus J. SMITH TRANS-
SPECIAL SALE :
0f wash dresses, skirts and blouses. The largest selection in
town to choose from. Prices lower than elsewhere.
Last call for suits and coats at unmatchable prices. 1
CLOAKS me P ARIS MILLINERY j
33 South Main St. South Norwaik.
night boat leaves Pier 27, East
,New York (foot of Catherine
every day except Sunday. at 3 p.
freight received at Norwalk up to,
m. and at South Norwalk up to
N. Y., N. n. .9 HI TIME TABLE 1
NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING
'l'llll NEW SCIENCE
a wrench, twist Oi
, 1!. Even if done
Icreates pinched nor 1 cs
yfins.
e and pain, health is
in your body.
. he spine ,
(Mondays only) 8: 511x, ‘1: ’«l
lilondays) 9:5 0, 10:33x, 10:5
P 'M.
‘1. 09x, 1 '31“ 3: 02);, "' .29, 4: 321:,
9:40, 6:021: 0:301:01? (Stamford on
INITION OF CHIROPRACTICl;
ropractlc is the definition of he!
no of the disease and the art. of
sting the same. Disease is caused NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
sprain in the
in Ir‘hildhood , 915‘ 10 .ng 1.15““, “p50,.
and pain in '
life in tile different IIIgans and
0:40.
A. M.—-—I1' '11,
hiroprnctors remove the cause of
rcstmcd
ugh harmonizing the nerve sys-
lI‘elnalc troubles
special attention: also curvature
lou will ncycl regret .
go the Chleractor a chance to
5:02, 5:271, Ii:00\',1:10\, 3:1
110:0[lx. 11:15.11. 12:110x.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
A. )1.~~12:26x.
17:15,
Sport Skirts
The newest in Figured Cor-
. y, Figured Silk, Poplin and
ardine
$1. 00 to $10. 00
asst
Georgette, Crepe de Chine
Lingerie
$1. 00 to $8. 00
. . Special at $1.98
An attractive line of Sport
aists in Figured Silk. Also
7 . colors, with fancy silk col-
e Little Shop
II no. mull 51.
Saturday only) 2:31
, Saturday onlyl,
only,
5:10. ':'].l
port only) 'l'25,11:0.\‘.
1‘. M.——12: 17, 0'
,,
”no
(Gregory Boulevard)
1 East Norwalk
' Opens May I
5’
Nos 0F SE'A FOOD
. en’ s Spring Suits
Attractive
mostly Tailored Models
A M.—i:35x,
:41x, 11:00. , .
P M.-—12:l?x,1:55x,2:23x.
:35, 5:13\, 0:11x, r3
‘.235 11: 30x.
A. M.—6:l3, 8:27, .0: 591..
P. ill—1:27, 1:5411, 4:30x, 5:27, (ex-
cept Saturdays), 6:25.
I: E DINNERs AND ALL;
Showing oi »
P. BIL—12:05. 0:48. 7:18, 8:3611.
L——_._.
COMMON PLEAS COURT ACTS
‘ ‘0 u
. right ClothmgCo.
V. 30- Nnrwalli. Payment for materials
pair of a house in Greenwich for Fran' . . l
.cis P. Sage is demanded by George (1.'; ,
:wIellslood of the same place in n suitl
before the Common Pleas court heard
5 Monroe street lw Jump: F. l. Wilder vesterday morn'
fine now able to supply our lug. It is contended that materials to
the talus. of
With PIES, made to The defense is that Mr. Sage MRS. MICHAEL HE\NESSE\‘. MRS consisting of ice cream and cake were I was 5110‘ by 5"“‘93 F”
J ~_ 77 ,. -
CONNECTICUT PATENTS l
In Effect June 25, 191'! i 7 '
The following were issued Junc 19
SO .1911. list l'mnlshcd rom the oiliIcs
\UT: Ni?EWAL5’.(1I_O lIEV! VORK‘ of A. .\i. Wooster, 002 SIIurily build
_ ‘__‘ ‘ ’_ .39,‘ .i9\, 4.1,); 61”le 111:, llI'lIi::‘pIII'l, t‘onn.:
0:.I1x,7 218137 .40 7. 55x, 8: 21x, S: 4611, Carl l~:. Anderson; llI'iIisIlIm-I, sign
characlcr.
Iliillil iiilIlIIiLrIIIlIl, lll'idsv-poll, (IlliuA‘
'nmlic boilcr. 1
(1cm '1‘ ll 'l‘llonms, llrldgcpol'l, 111-,
animus pendant.
AloyI-ius Mozdzicrz,
(except
~12: 03, 12:52 (Stamford only)
5.-Ix.
New Dawn.
7202);, M011, 9:2va H‘VI'Ipl llllurII 1'.'hIII-Il‘d loy.
Saturdays) 11:38X,l(l:07x. , .l'IIInI-s I“. lionrlcy, llalllord,‘ um-
Sundays ;('.lllll<‘hl[)i' shapuu' 1111- bucks ol booll
A \I—l"""’x .—.u-. a” S" Ion-1s.
' l' ‘ ' 'I"" I 0-00)" "- .x, .99]. .\lom'oI- (lucll. llarliord. push but
I:l.Ix “'3 3K. ‘ Ion (“(llllll'(‘llllll ’III' snap swilIhIIs.
1‘. III. «1’ :03. 1:09x, 2:44x, 3:12x,‘ William .1. l.o:I'nz, Hartford. col‘i'III
3‘. 1'. 5:40. IlzII'Jx, Izlux. 7:12, 7:45x,‘ *"b*‘i“"“-
‘ 57x. 8:001; 9258)“ 10:01..“ 10:40, l\.1l11..1n l. .IInluIIny, ll.IIlloIIl.
rilllirlllfl
l-Iillll‘
:Ippllrnlus.
I‘. iii\lllr(iil, XI1I' lIolIIloll.
inwrurl ('(ll‘lllil‘e'lllll IIn-
5:30, 0:34. S20le, 21:51.1, :ImI.
(‘I'.ln'liuI l‘I. l‘oI'bI's, (llliiloI'Il, hall-
. .\l.» I'J:II:;x. I'.':l5\, 1:9I'._ I;II:I\- "“"
b
(Il‘llHH‘ ll IltIl'lI-ll, IiiI-lllll'ook. ili'
,l‘m- “"lyl- ‘.':le, 35‘7- ”:30": l ’0' II'IIlIlIIIIIIl for ;..I-IIIlllII I'llulncs.
‘i:l."x, (except Saturdays) 4:23, 5. '13x,. llI~nI'y l‘. \rndl. .\lll~:lnll, shaft
'12.“. 6:00x, 6:031', 8:lllx. 9:28, ('OlllllinL'I .
11:19x,12:00x. , lIJIII'lI l.. iiint'h. \\'alI'rbll:y. mark?
,lilL' Ii. ; 'I.
, Sundays (‘lnnlvs II}, .N‘III'ilI-ll, llanbln'y, soil-
A. li.—»o:00, .\:00.\', 9:00.\', 0:211; 1,111,,“th “1,,” ,
.llirllilx. 10:50x. l (‘aI-llon \\'. lllii\\ll.(il'010ll lnuI-lIInII'
. \i. ~12:10, 1:03x, 2:00;; 3:33): ior :11ll\inu and prinlinu 1.11s.
Trade Marks. 1
Frary, l.:lll(l('l‘.\‘ A- (‘larir .\'II\\' lll'il~
aiu. I'I'I'IIIiu name-d l‘ll'l'lllt'iil :Ippula-
. tut-I and supplies.
HAVEN ' '
1:13x, 5:59, 0:00,
9:l0, 10:221', ll:llx, 11:581'.
. .\l.—1:30, 2:20 Ilh'lIlacporl only,
(Bridgeport on-
2:17 Illridgcport
Saturday), 3:30.11, 4:28,
0:51, 7:08x, 7: .i: (Bridge
v,9:00x,
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Lizzie it. Adams to KcnnIllI .\l.
l‘olcburu, lol and buildings on Waste
purl avenue.
Gcorgc Mitchell to lI‘rcda l’olluk. lot
and buildings on Grand slrecl. War
FrcIlI-I'lck A. Eils and llcnry l-‘. (‘olc
burn to .Xol‘waik Savings SociI-ly, land
and buildings on Wall, 111ch and Mc-
I-hanic slrccts. War.
cxccpl
Sundays
A" “1"”:26x' 1213:“ 7243' 9219' Annie (‘arrancr to Marie V. I‘Iu'ra-
10319. 11112“. “153* l1c1', X. 1'., lot on Harbor View lloach.
P. )l.——2:10x, I’lzllx. 4:42x, 0:3flx,'\\'ar.. ‘
0:49, 7:08.\', 8233):, 9:25x, 10:10x, “W C Kondmk '0 IOI'i-I‘ ‘1 Ken
112101;, ll'll'idizeport only). ‘:lll‘l‘f‘li. «humid buildings on Ilolon aw 1
NEW HAVEN TO SOUTH NOR‘ ,‘ Il‘lmrlcs W. Arnold to Michael Duffy;
WALK .ol and buildings at 9 Camp slrcci ’
A. :ll.——~12:2:'Ix, 428513 4:53x, 5:50, ,“al ,
9:50, 9:05, 3- 30 ,, 14x. “.00. 119991111» 1111'9111) m 91 to Er‘fiosl E
Ixnapp and wife .IuIlding lot in fall” 1
3:40.11, 4:25
_ :13} ‘ ‘ ‘ ' field Park. War. 1
"13L ”3333} '9. '7I3 ozllx, 5353- l‘anick 'l‘rov to Nor ' lk Tirc and,
:le. IRubbcr Company, 1 acrc nd buildings
Sunda 5 in Winnipauk War. '
y .lamcs 12.1'ales and wife in Phoebe
“'53)" "DJ’ 8.3011,}; Swanwick. lol and buildings on
§Hizh and Main street. War.
3:4OXI- Savino Romano to Peter J. Romno,
,9zle, lol and buildings on Austin street. War.
, Madalinc F. Webb cl :11 to Roh'crl P.-‘
-lv‘allon. lot in Fairfield park. War.
. Rcrihn llrodcrick to Catherine A.
Adams, 101 in Norwalk Park. War.
LOSX, 820
South Norwalk to Danbury
IMELLEN“S SUIT AGAINST NEW
HAVEN SETTLED.
Sundays ,
. .\l.~9:25, 1022912 .
. M.-—2:15, 7:20.
Danhury to South Nor-walk
, \1-600, :25.
1 NEW HAVEN. June 29.—--Tl'.'? suill
,of Charles S Mcllen, a‘ former presi-
EIdenl, against the New York, New
7355XI 1310111101” liau‘n 1‘1 Hartford Railroad (‘0., beat-
Iouly) 8:25 (except Monday), 10:05ij lug \m‘. compensation. has been scl-
,11:50. I lied by agreement through 1h? offices
P. M.—-l:33x, 7:07, 8:3Gx. (exccpl‘ 0‘ 3“ "“‘Wa‘m‘ l
Saturdays). ‘ '
Sundays SETTLE BOUNDARY
A M 7.70 , LlNE DISPUTE.
I I' 3“ n’ - ___-
The case of Alfred B. Austin of
[‘.Norwnik “a:'.1:insl William lIZ'fi'rou
jwbich was recently scheduled for a
_.«__ lheariniz in the suptuim douit has:
lbeen settled. The case arore out of
0N LAST CASE “1332:5111“ quarrel over boundm y lincs. I
———.—-——-~—\———
' CARD OF THANKS .
We desiie to express our sincere
thanks to all friends for their kind
expressions of sympathy to us in our
about I82-150 were t‘ur- late bereavement ' l
BANN- EHANfilNII
{made in the building,
‘pIIcchl that a new and modern front.
.will replace the old front now on lhef
building.
I husband, John 1'. Monahan,
, ilIInIIIIiiale
7 Ilraplrnd at our-II.
, and Mrs.
" soula,
'I'ovI 1' but will lillcly bt'ur
‘; NilllllllV.
, some 5.000
: cations"
‘of trading in grain
Ito pay those 5.000
EXflNEllAlEli
E. R. Castleberg, of South Norwalk,.
was exonerated by Coroner Phelan to l
day for killing Chas. L Page in an'
auto accident in Westport, Safurday. 1
613111113111 ‘ l
i
ill TRUST Ell.
Because of a small technicality, the;
I'harler which has been promised to
the Central ,Bank & Trust company,»
l
1
l
l
l
l
l
l
‘1'? has been held up for a short time, and.
for lhis Ieason the present bank willl
not be able to start in on its new|
policy by the 1st of July, as was all
first expected. 1
It is thought, however that the af-
fairs ol the institution can be straight- l
cued out so that the bank can assumel
its lormai title of a trust company, by
the last of September.
Many changes will probably be',
and it is ex-‘
MRS. MONAHAN lN COURT.
1
1
NE“ ll 11 EN June 29. ‘
Annie P. Monahzn, charged by (‘or-
(:nt‘l‘ Mix u'ilh having killed her third
by use of
a poison, was pIIIsenled in the city
' court today, and at tho Icqucst of tho
state she was scnl back to jail to;
uuall 'l hearing on 11111 9. lizuid l).
l"llZ"Plilld, who aI'II-d for the woman
during the. period of her IIIIIfiIII-IIII III
,in jail awaiting trial on :I charge of.
having poisoned lIcr neicc. in 1913,.
lappearcd for the III-I'usI-d today. l
. .-—.
OLYMPIA STRUCK
UNCHARTERED ROCK.‘
1
June '29. A 1e“
NI'IWI’OR l‘, 11 i,
poll l'IcIIn'III'. lIIIIII today from 11:11:11
olIiIIIl's investigating lll'i‘
'I‘ 111- «day :
11 :11 ship
in Block ‘lslnnd Sound l'nl‘l)’
morning stand that the
.sIIIII-k an unI-hnrlIIId IIIIlI liu- hun
(ll't'll yards south ol (‘lliiil‘lla .Nhoal
buoy and llllll .'1 l'l‘lll'l oi inquiry prob-
ably would show Iliill IllIII nnviaalol'
“'11:; not .1! 1.11m it “as suuulslul
llziil IhII Inilcd Sir .tIs Ionsl .Ill: \II1;
bII .IlIIsId of tin :1pp:'-11111I IlIlI(l in
IlIII (“MN and lllal 111w “IIIIIrs in llli‘
\lI-inily bI- lllulolluhlv
'i‘lIln inim'mution, it was said,
fiIlIII-Ii lllI' liIIIory ol' lli\'I'Il I-xporh:
who had 'T'X'lll't‘SM'll the opinion that
the Olympia 1th upon II lIIluI- which:
111d not 1101“ plopmiy IlI.Il'lIIl. I
\llllIIllL‘ll lhI- ()hmpia Icnlnins hui
II'I'Imnd. erIIllIIl‘s soul wI'nIl that
lliiivl‘ 111' .‘l‘\'lnL1 Ill‘l' lit'l‘ 1101
con- ‘I
‘.'Iliilllllllnl‘ll
CHILD GNAWED BY RATS.
llI'r lIII'II and hands cliauIIIl by rule,
lll llll‘l'i‘-llil|lllI‘S'Olll Ilzlushlcr ol‘ .‘.lI'.
William Sl'lllil'l'. of An-
is under treatment at ll'.u‘ Ilriil
Iin hospital, says the Ansonla Scull-
nI-l. 'l‘h-LI girl, ii is slated, will 1':--
ol' hI-r I'prII'iIIuI'II as long as she in 's.
'l‘hc child's fingers wen- gnawed lo lzil‘l about is yours, was :II'I'csIIIIl in (la\'_
II Slate srl't‘ct lmusc,
lwo men.
1119 Ii’:lll‘. Piece: (11‘ ilIIsll “'I'-I'II also
IIIIIIIn from Ili‘ l'orIllcaIi by tho 1.11' ,
whiIlI arc and lo haw imadcd the
lIousII some time MEI). l‘hII littlc Iz'ill‘
“as almost IIIIIIIn alinI before hI'l'
parents wIIrII awak'ncd from
our (1.10.111 pun some .1911 .I‘q slaqulup:
I'ms away.
According to one story. .'1 social
Lalhcring 11'le held at tho SInkIIr
home on the niI'hl of IlIII ocIuI'rIIucII EDDlE-MAHAN OF HARVARD
and the par nls Iclllcd lalII and slcp;'
II was :11ch midnight. i1 is
said, when they were aroused by 1th
”(lies of the inlan' and finding the lil-
llII girl had been sorioush injur.ed .'1
plIvslIian was summoned.
BENEFICIENT VACATIONS
Chicago is lamenting the fact“ that
employcs or brokerage
bonscs are going on c‘ompulsory "1'21-
011 account of the stoppage
iulnrcs by order
of IlnI Board of Trade.
'l‘hc I'cst of the country can bear the
news with cquanimily. There is 111111122
:1] sympathy for every man thrown out
lol‘ a job but personal sympathy is
Ic'mpcled smncwhal by a sense of the
:I'I'Iontz done the country by the busi-
ness those 5,000 employers are cugn."
ed in. it is recognized, too. that they
needn't be idle long. Thcrc arc picn-
ly of jobs, This is their chance to
‘gel into a line of work that is produm.
live. not parasitic.
if there were 110 other jobs
men and women
Illeir usual salaries out of a public
fund, it that would lusuIe a permancx
vacation on the pint of the grain spec-
ulators.
Fire candidates were initiated last
evening at a regular semi-monthly
meeting of Court Cecile. No. 105.
Daughters of Castile. After tTIe inilla-,
tion had been concluded a social time.
was enjoyed. Mrs. lrving Huymes ren
dered Ave Maria,“ and Miss Fdna,,
Howard sang “Forgotten." and also re-
cited several poems.
::
=
——-——II""
4—.-1’
Tristram ‘8. Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Buy NEMOS NOW and Save Money.
. TOmOrrow is the Last Day
On and AliervMonday, July 2nd, Nemo Prices
Will Advance
A' number of Self-Reducing Corsets now selling at $3.50 ARE GOING UP to $4.00.
Others selling “at $6.00 ARE GOING UP to $6.00.
These increases are compelled by the scarcity and higher cost of nearly all corset materials.
The same cause may compel increase in price of other Nemo Models in the near future.
If you wish to economize, secure a stock of Nemos NOW. You will be wise to answer this
LAST CALL.
”Mrsi -.
ClllllNfl Till
light
prilt'llt'v III mIIIulIIIs ol' lhc House c\'-
II udi: 11:1 111111 I'IIIIIIII'ks in the I ongres l
l llIIutc 1'.
made \Hl'icly, sp-
lIIlI-ul'llnls and I'I-solulions,
IIuaily
111:: hill. 1
grounding j
of the linilI-d Stalls ('l‘lllr'l'i‘ Olympia; Mm,
..:Iid loday that since the owning oi,
(‘onurI-ss lwI lily-nine
articles.
rlX spI-III'lIrs In oulsldI-rs.
llllll 721‘» 1(IlI'L'rauls iIayII bIIIIIl lllN‘l'It'tl‘
in lllt‘ rI-I'oIIi by members. (inc 111cm '
b\'l' was l‘I‘SpIthllilI' for 532
(.ml'npxjng ilxlllllilll pulses ol' the' No; ri 2 a' e a a On ir S
on In tilli’r 1.1.1 mini: .__ : ’8' p d T it i &S [I Sk I l4
SEEK FORMER LOCAL
\lilIiI'IIIi (Wok,
Illil I'lly,
1m." IlI 11 Ili<.I-Ipp :1r.1ncII of lnuls Levine, of THE PLEDGE FOR HOUSEWIVES ll
lirookh n,
Rowayton, were
New York. by Lcyinc. for while slaw houscwivcs. should sign up iIumIIIllaIIu
purponcs according to (‘apl. PI. 0. (‘l‘II- ly,"
IIIIIIIIIImos 111m
Home in New Haven but escaped, go- ly
”‘I‘” int: 10 Lowell, where it is said she met ‘ i‘ood conservation,
1 cvinc.
llom \o1.1 SI‘Olin.
l
ban has signed 111111 the Marine Corps
and undoubtedly will rIIcIIivII a com-
mission, his arllvard Ilegrcc going a
{grout way ill
him,
mcnls and his calibre as a man also
may be regarded as having helped.
ball captain that has worn the black the organization distributing them and
"ii” in '
military scl'vl‘ce of some sort. Dad-
nqu is with {he Ambulance tolps iu
Reserve Olficcrs' Trainingr c011» other
captains back to 1910—lI. Wilhington.
R. ’1‘. Fisher, Percy Wendell
'I‘. P. SIOIH‘Gl—alp all in service.
Murr av. who had been elected to lead
the 1511’.“ clevcn. is
serve.
I
open
filo thIAu, the nation could well afford
Curtis. 71. wins old .11 leading ciitzcn“he “0m“
and a LI eminent hotel man. died this I hope that no one will sign until she
Chester A Arthur as president of in
United States, the Curtis Hotel was lightly into it
Ilhe summer capitol.
.ucre «entertained at the hotel during
the management of Mr. Curtis.
lson and one daughter survive, as does
:I. brother George Curtis, of Hartford,-
'Conn. ‘
SHOOTING VICTIM WILL Recovanll
RefreshmentS'lgaI t C. Farlar, of Pllknville, who
IioIIIII IcIo Ii containing: extraneous:
l’llINllNfillllli‘ H,Krieger& Co.
\1'.\.<11'1.\'I;TI).\',“Juno '29. -'l‘he. old'.
'III:lIoIs by olllsidcrsfl
.At Very Special Prices
For $15.00
You may take your choice-out of 10 dillerent
styles of the newest Tallcla Navy Blue Dresses.
Also a New Arrival Of
MU lls lllc
liI'prIIsI lllalivII Walsh, ol .‘lit".\‘:i('llli"
who is bI-hlnd the movI'mIII'I',‘
pumps, III-vent)",
edi'oriais, twenty-I
109 iIIllIII's;
11111 tour
4 llIiI-pralus,l
WOMAN lN CONNECTION .'
WITH "SLAVE" ARREST
At $4.93 and $5.59
mun-I manumu—uzn—sz: .:.; ..-.Wr;.: -I. :. .—
; man-fu—
i
The Bridgeport police are scIIkinl-t
a former
in IIIIIncclion “1111 the sud-
I'IIsiIlI‘uI ol' .. .1-.. -. >1 - -. ~ -~-
City News
who has loII'IIilIId bonds of '— '
300,000 Connecticut Women Calledlj
$2,000, furnishI-Il by :1 bonding comj
puny, following his arrow on I'llargII: UFO" 1° ObServe "-
of while slavery. ' 3 “livery woman in Connecticut who ~—
'l‘l1c Cook girl and Marion Arnold, of IIIIIans'busiIII-ss and is willing to lI'y 10‘ Th“ annual llch'lint' oi the Scare.
l:IriI-.<‘ Association of (‘olIIIIII'liI'ul \I-'.
I: 'c f'om 1w Ill Io ivI 111 In liIIrbI-rl llomI-r's Ilcdgc for , ‘
‘I‘ u l U ‘ 1 ‘ I ‘ lIc‘I'i llns afternoon I’ll I2,':0 91-1..“
, in Illl‘ pIIl'lIIIs of ”III .\‘orI.vulll club.
Chairman 01 .11111' the I'III111:11'bII.~'incs.~ llli‘t'llll».
Iommitlcc of bad in :1 i"l|litlll:t111.llll‘ illi‘lllliIIH ad<
said .\1. 1'}. Sprugur',
The Cook woman who has 1101'" Il1c loud conservation
married and has the appearance of :1 11,9 “31,. council of (‘IIImeo Selim» ' joul l'U'IIl lo llll' lioIlon llI111.I-\\lII-I-.I
“'l‘l \" 'I '0111" lo 1‘1 '1 ch'lncc “ ”mm (“mm ““5 ”HM“ H", "‘
H‘ ‘I“ L h g ‘ ‘ ’Izrllnd'II oI lhI .'IllIInoou was spent,
Bridgeport. “in to sign, too,” said Alias Sprulzuc.
'l‘lll‘W‘I'Ol‘li of enrolling the house-
wivI's of the stale has bccn pul entire»
in showing the v>1 ilors lhII si lll< of
the town \lionl lu'Iuly nIIIIIlIIII'I .: o:
the assm-ianou '.I'I-I'II proscul.
in ‘11,. hands of mo (‘Olllllllllt‘l‘ of A hand (If :3‘])~ll'.\‘, Iran-ling by auto-
and '1 mm 'ilKll mobile utInl through town this morn—
Brid'c 011' , , ‘ , ' ‘ p. 1111:. “Hwy I-nlI-rcd scuIral sIorI-s and
is p Ilasting fillccn days \\'ill\l)t' lauuchcd “mm.“ to 1'..” ”HI furnlnps of mo pro:
.luly 1. Each counly or the static will priclors and clerks. but I'cmnnhcring
me in charge of a mcmbcr ol‘ the com- ”19 i‘xpl‘l'li‘m‘l‘ 11111611severallocalpeo-
pic had with the last company of wan-
.. I \
E N MARINE CORPS "um" and the blanks M“ D“ i on dIIrcrs, cvcryonc who was approached
FAM I out irom lilo county bureau omccs 11n- k”), his hands on MS wnlch and
NEW ll\\'lI.\', June ‘29 —I“ddl(‘ Mil I'lli‘l the direction of Ibis rcpl‘csonlll par-,kclbook and told the “minus"
llvc. Local organizations and homo 1001‘" “d5 "WHICH" dOInE"
economics (.Ommmops of u“. (‘0unly 1' unstable (‘iarcncc Brush has scrv’
farm bureaus will bd askI-Ii Q assist “1 .1 bud) “I“ 0" 6“" P0P” ‘0' “'I““
. I. . .' . e I I ....
in IhII work of distributing and compel. I‘M S Mlldllll‘tl ll) . lilllli n INCH”-
ing IhIIsII blanks. instead of having “WSW by 1’0le .~= dog lunna lnm on
cach housewife mail hcr plI-Ilgo in- l0“'f‘r cxlrI-millcs which necessitated
dividuaily to Washington. the cards "“‘d‘o‘ll “”m'mn' AllaclIuII-nl '3
will be collccled as soon as signed by
She was sent to tho (‘riltcndcn
ShII ('illllt‘ ,Io
Raining this hdnor for
while his athletic accomplish-
mnde for $1,000 and the wril is rc-
1111 liable in the cily court on the third
Monday in July. .1. ii, Linchilcr rcp-
rcscnts lhc [1111111110 in the ac‘liou.
With Muhan in sf‘l‘VlCt‘ every fool-
”‘9 ”'I"" “’W“ 3’0“"5 is 1 a list made of those signing. ThisIlist
will be forwarded together wilh the
Isigllt'd cards to the county lli'lldqlllli'l‘;
crs. Each crumy list will then be
.uscd as a pcrnmncul mailinj' list for
leaflets and bulletins
and f" 'lt is estimated that there are 300,-
h“ 000 homes in the stale of (‘onnccli-
cut," stud Niles Spraguc, "and it sccms
grcusonable lo expect that almost with-
;out. exception the 1100.000 housewives
iin these homes will sc'ze the oppor-
tunity 10 help by enrolling along with
makers of the other slalIs
MOTOR LAW VIOLATOR FINEDJI
DANDL‘RY, .lunc 28.~Jamcs (l. .\l.'I.l.~
IlIrws. who displayed :1 check in this
name of the Red'hross Socir-ty calling
for a considerable amount of money,
to substitute his claim lllal he was
connected with the Red Cross Soci-
ety in New York city, was arrcs.cd
lll'l'P early today on clauses ol' viola»
lion of, the motor laws. 1115 car was
minus one light and one marker and:
its registration ccrlificalcs and the.
driver was without :1 driver's licc so.
rancc lllicklcy is in the H.111 ml
in the naval r9-
.___.II__-——_..
LENOX HOTEL MAN DEAD.
l. EVOX. Mass, Juno ‘.’0 —\\ illiam D.-
lllm‘ITllnI‘l “110111115 110“ many WWW has lead the pledge carefully and con 4 _
offices and was in the state legislllture Sldered mm, what it means. ll is a The police also ropprlcd that 1h," (1,“...
in 1875. During the term of the late or was speeding :md’lbal he violated
0 serious work and no one should enter
The housewife who
Yuanv notables lives up to the pledge is doing a splen-
did patriotic work and dcscivcs much
praise."
.1 traffic law. alillhcws said he was
on his way from New York to Bridge.—
port. His case was nnllpd in the cit!
court on payment of lI'In dollars.
:mLMER Aoos14 JAP‘AN GETTING HER RIGHTS
YEARLINGS To STABLE TOKIO, June 28.-Viscount icllim
One of thtI largest private sales of;.\lotono. Foreign Minister, in his adv
lthoroughbred ycarlings in rcccntldlcss lo the Diet Tuchay, discussed
years was announCcd yestciday 11in .m Izovcmment' s foreign rights volt»-
John E. Madden. The. largest brchl- ing the conticlion that measures lake
Om I
HARTFORD. June 29 Miss Ms-
yesterda v,
nis‘hed. .
Wh day] We “15° have, not reasonable for the bill Judse CATHERINE HENNEssur AND served later in the evening. Ten mom-j Was resting comfortably may at the er m the country has disposed or en to assure Japan's rights and inlefi
,BUNS and COFFEE Wilder reserved the decision. . FAMI . .bers cl Court Laurel were present as hospital and more enco gemcnt is yearlings) all by Ogden to Willie (m5 lathe 30th Sea 1513“,, until
addition to our regular This was the last case to ‘come lie-l jig I. .gucsts at me good time jast evenixig.. lven' for :her rcco1e1y in spite 0" “"0 Shalpe Rumor of Binghampton lo: Shahtung were bearing fruitful mid
fore this 'piirij 'ol the court and ibhas}
been adjourned without date.
' If.
1
Try a on nelWant Adv”
State Advocate Mrsl McNamara, wash-
also present,
ad wounds. p
I
The mans recovery suits.
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