1
CLANG or BELL
EXCITES FIREMEN
n11 CONVENTION
(Continued From Page One)
MONEY BELTS
Suitable for Tourists, Campers o.-
fir Soldier Boys. '1' 5c, $1.01), $2.00
“’e still have some of those
Sample Panama at $5.85 on
$8.00 Value
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' Every one reached for his hat and coat
and was about instinctively to run,
.- 11'hen a Hanforffireman standing near;
11119 exit laughed, and said, “’5“ only 51
o'clock fellows'
3 The com when opened with the
him-ting of the executive commune-,1
{whirl consists of all the ofliteis of the3
assto often The Ol‘dPl of the businessf
JOSE? DAV
H 18 30fthctluy1vas determined at this’
Everthyin‘g Must Go. Last Two
85 Washington Street 3.1113ileeting3B The hedgingt dpjrleésidstéfl3 weeks or This ClOSiIlg out sale
a __~__3 5‘“ 3 1-3 to 1-2 Off on'All Staple Mer-
WEATHER FORECAST 3 The most important meeting of the,
chandise.
day was that of mi- Fll't‘ Chiefs" (711111}
311'hic11 met at the Elks Club. Chief
Forecast for _Norwalk and ticinityg 3John (‘. \lcran of llaitford welcomed
Unettled ”mgh‘ Friday fair A dis- the chiefs of 111.5 c‘ity. There we1e
turbance whith is passing out the St. ahout fottt chiefs from cities all 0191'
Lln'rence Valle, is cans: ng undettlfid the state ptest-nt (‘hief R. R Faint-her
LAST TWO WEEKS
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I -
PREVENllNli MANY
EXEMPTION CLAIMS
NEW YORK, Aug. Ills—Notices serv—
ed on 1171115 1. 'C‘nerey, former chaii"
man. and Dr. Samuel J.
member of local eXcmptlon board 99,
who were removed by order of '.’re51-'
dent Wilson, to appear today in the
United States District Court to plead
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on the part of the federal author‘ties to
bring the case to trial early next week.
111'. Bei‘nl‘t-ld and {Iheery or charged
with accepting a. bribe. of $21,111 11)
issue a dl‘illl exemption.
Members of the New York Bar As-
.sociation today joined with the federal
E authorities to prevent wholesale claims
of exemption on the ground of depend
(”35.13"“)er will be stationid in
virtually cut-Ty one of the 189 local in
uernfeld, a ’ ’
' '.W ”H
to indictments returned by the Federal 3
Grand Jury, indicated a determination ‘
'3waists and all the year ’round
THURSDAY, AUG. 16, 1917
-.. —_.‘__L___ __ 3_ ”A": . __ ”M
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abundant;
Lots and lots of summery WWW"
white waists and colored
twnns
(31;. iii; .311.”
Volles and organdics—pret-
3ty white waists trimmed with
weather in the 93,539,“ portion onthe of New Haven was elected presidel,
me region and the northern portion
(it New England Another f'its'tutbance
mural over .\'orth Carolina, is caus-
ing Cloudy .'-l!l(l sltowery weather in
die southern districts and along the
Atlantic coast. Pleasant Weather pre-
nils in the northern districs between
the Rocky .\lountuins and the Lake re-
gion. The temperature continues mod-
mte in all districts.
'twnivrnnn 11 YEAR AGO 'ro-
DAY.
High, 80; low,
'l‘cm pcraf 11 1'1' 2
(19. Fair.
' V1 est
.and -'(‘1iatles A (‘am'eron oi
'lia1en was elected secretary.
I’attl ‘llason editor of “Fire Preven- .3
Ilion," of Cincinnati. Ohio, Lllld a Mr.-
(Le, editor of “Fire Engineers" of New
York city were the speakers.
Mr. .\lol‘tln spoke on the value of ad-
tomatic sprinklers.
The selective draft was the subject
of tlie discuss-ion of the meeting; All
the chief‘s reported losing lirt-men. and
iii ct-rtiiin cases sct'eral firemen have
been taken from our city. Firemen are.
not c-xrmpted. It was the (onsensu:1
that the firemen should be PA! 111;)th
limit the draft. It was brought out
that during the last three months there
have been sixty-five fires in gi‘iiln cle-
votoi's in this state, at an average of
$80,000 each, despite the high degree
of efficiency of,the state fire fighting
organization. The protection 51nd con
'Stfl‘Villlllll of the food supply, the chiefs
derided should be 1111- ground of the
tXf‘lllllllOH of the firemen, ‘
11 was also decided that 11 fire pre-
:Cify News
Deputy Sheriff Edward B. lioulcits,
yesterday, sci'i'cd divorce suit papers
in an action brought against Ernest
Wrick Gruveson by his wife, both
of Danbury. ‘
Joseph Morton, who carried the 111-.
ISUJIDCO on the Nathan Sliilopsky
building in Saugafttck. states that the
property was not 11 total loss, and that
Inch of the furniture and contents
were. saved tlttougli the good work of
the fliemen. A s .1tlsfactot‘y adjustment}
(1! the loss has been made by the Mor-
Enn- Insurance Agency.
Edward J. Flztlierty, the exprt'wstmart
has had his office repainted and it i
very comfortable and light now
.The Higley Machine company is
having its factory overhauled to al-
Iuw more floor space. They were the
mlptenta of 11 large milllng machine
from a western firm recently and they
are having that installed now.
‘_..__._.__
Arrested last night by Constable
Brian Silk for dt‘ unkénnc’ss and b1 each
of the peace, John Krvuuk, of Winni-
punk was arraigned before Judge Can-
lee in the uptown court this morning,
and was sentenced to thirty days in
jail. According to reports. John has
1111an prominent in manufacturing
trouble around his neighborhoad for
some time.
“it? nF.1fihlf'detott, a former resident
5'1! Norwalk, who has been in the Mid-
dletown Hospital for tho Insane and
film was discharged recently as cured
was brought back from Boston yester-
day afternoon, where she had wander-
ed to. She went into Boston and its
the Boston police said “went. bad"
with the insult. that the local Board
6! Charities was notified and arrange-
ments to hold her at the Town Farm
9111' a few days until she could be re-
mumitted to Mlddletown were made.
Mrs C F‘ McNenry. of Boston a spe-
6713] police- woman brought Mrs. Sox-
‘on here on tho 3: 02 train yesterday
trier-non. She telephoned to the lo-
cal police ftom New Haven to have an
chine! meet the truth as Mrs Saxton
Ind started to get. violent. as the train
drew into New Haven a'nd Oiitcer Mur-
at, was sent to help Mrs. iticNeary
AkrtrtctAt
[-1611 T
111111110111]. eveningsol
Work or study-doub-
1y tax the eyes ‘
let its explain the
use of glasses to you“
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' u‘Oc'partment members. May 1,1916 168
\T'lllltlll text book should be used in
the. schools of the sttite.. R. V. .\lagee
ot‘ \‘t’uteuown was appointed chairman
of it coiiiuiittcc to attend arrangements
for the publication of such 11 book fot
the use of school children
About ! o‘clock the Clllt‘lS adjourned
to the ltllks' t‘lub dining room 11nd 1-11
joyed an excellent lunclieod’.“'l‘ ere,
were many toasts. Chief John Moran
of this city announced that at it
-o clock this morning there“ 11111 be“ a.
demonstration of water throwing by
31110 pumping engines on qu'ell street.
3111 the foot of South Ann street. The
The water tow‘ct will be used 11nd
3531'1’211115 will be played front the
towt't and dock pipes. This demon‘
striitioii will be given by firemen from
trottitihhr'xo ti and No.11, and will
lltlkt‘ place, it is ar‘,1angcd just about
3tho time- of the adjournment of the
convention. ”
T'odny s session opened at 9 o clock
.'l‘hc selection of the plaice [01 the next
convention will be the most linportan‘t
feature of the duv Should the con-
tentlnn not decide on 11 place for next
vear's sesion. the executive commit-l
‘teo will make the. decision and inform
the firemen later.
The nip.ttcst excitement of ycstcr
,thiy's convention was over the election
"lot the first vice-president for the en-
iuiuiz your. and there is always 11 con-
1! st for the 1Iite presidency. (‘hntlcs
Stone of Winsted was narrowly defeat-
.Hl for that office by (‘liai'lek-l‘. Shack-
lcy of Stonlngtoh.
fire departments located around the
strife. The committee also reported
sixty-livi- department members 1111131
(‘llil‘l'rl present. There. wctc more than
3125 visitors who accmnpanlcd these
“toll-111111111 ond tlopnitmont membersl
T‘tt- credential committee which reg-l
lstti'cd ouch delegati- 115 they arrived
111:1erduy1vas composed of lohnT
ltislicx, l-;ltirtford Harry Skillon, ‘11.:1-1
:<-'1101\11. 11nd lt.d\v111"'"d . l’ot-tf,
Manchu 5101'. The executive committee
decided any difficulties at the ll
11 'clock session whith arose in the inat-'
11 r of claims _
The convention was collod to order.
at 2 o clock by President Thomas Ben-
nison of South Manchester. The fire.
mcn were welcomed by Mavor Frank
A. Hiigm‘fy and Chief John 'C. IMoran.
The reports of the, preéident, secretary
and treasurer were read and approved.
Secretary's Report.
Following is a part of the report of
Secretary Magoo: The year closer
May 1 1917, has been a good your for
the association No'extraordi‘nury
claims have been presented and total
payments havc bot-n much lower than
for the preceding year. In 1111.147
claims were paid amounting to $8;
223.86. Nine (tlullllS were paid from
j-t be special fund amounting to $913,
:The balance in the hands of the comp
‘tt-ollcr will be ample 1,0 carry us
-,t.hrouglt until October 1 of this year.
3111119115 very unusual obnditions, should
call for extraordinary expenses. The
association ‘fund- shows no increase
overlost wander] the same is true
.of the surplus in the special fund.
. -l«‘ollowlng are fire fighting organi-
;zatlons that joined the association the
past year: Enfleld Fire apartment.
Enficld;Banttin1 Fire“ Department.
l
lxitclifiold; Stenny, volunteer Fire
Ictimpany, No. 1, Stepney; ”Strotford
ll-‘ito --Depa11menl,No. 3, Stratford;
3East District Fire. Company, West
{Hartford
3 The companies that disbanded the
‘past year were 11111 ChemicalEngine
,COInpany, 'No. l, Glenville‘; Mutual
Fire Company. south Waterbury;-'1It‘ire '
Pollce Company. Weatport. .
hfollowing is a report, of the member
s 1)
Membership, Mdy, 1916 . . . . . . . . . .2944
Companies joined during year . .. . 5
Companies disbanded during ye'nr '3‘
Colno‘ilpinles in good standing May -. 3
Department members,1May 1,1917__21‘l
Shockley, Stonington; secretary, Rob
write 11 large purit'do, .'1 httnquct. and n'
t
The credentials committee reported,
there were 187 delegates present. from'
Soutlt'
.foduy.
1: 3")” \Vil‘"l"l”"-‘ b11113” “13‘0””534 "('11 our positions ill the 110' dd of 1111
“'3‘. '3» ,331'33'3'1'3'i7i'3'wun' on dwowtl’ztdolu \'ullc_1'1t'as repulsed after
1 ,..c
thteoet 2 11 11min hand to hand sti‘ugtrle.
”YESlt‘l'tlil)’ one «11' our larnc
buttibux‘tlmcltt flights strongly c».-
New Officers.
’z-flt 1011011111" officers 11e1e clotted:
‘Pm-‘dm‘ 13'1““ W llurlord 501”“ co‘i',tt-tl reached the important rail-I
.\‘orw,alk \icepresident, Charles .l.‘
\1"11_\ center of Assliiig,iiif|1cSutzt-‘
\tlllt\ with the object 111' (lillllllL-3
ei't Y. .\lagec, Watertown; treasurer,
Somucl (‘. Snagg; \l‘ztferubuiy The in" it mid interrupting the ititcnsc
“or. M. J. Ryan of New llaten was flnfiic of' the clicim there.
elected chaplain. The following (101111 3
ty vice-presidents 11 cre elected: llart-
ford county, John 11‘ [1111mm l(l\ I1-ler-
A N‘t'llllfl tlip',ht its powerful as
idcn: .\'i- 11' Haven count y,
t‘i'osby. West llttven: \'111 London tibjt't-‘titc the 5101] works in the
county, Edward F. Stimson, NDNlCh; 5111110 lot'lllil). The results “"010
Fairfield (ountv, E. 11 (“,tnfoot Dai'ien' “.33 5,333,313,.33,“
L'itthfleld t'ountv Climb-s Stone, \\in 3 i. , 33 _3 3 .
sled; “indhum county. “illiam Fett- . A" out (11111111119 " mm”! ,‘13'
n”. Woodward Damdsm, Mlddll‘St'X tct' this most dut'ttit: (lllt‘l‘flllflll
countv image S. Pitt \liddlctoun which was difficult on account of
Tollaiid comm, (Home 11. Milnt‘ 110011 1111' tlisliiitt't' to 1111' cclitcl‘ 01' born
ville 3 33 3 'f'.bttttlitic111”
The 10110111111: “Pro 11111101111“ ‘ ‘3 ' , l t).\'l)().\', 11111.1.
1111-11 of 1ltc \lll‘ltlu-l commit co: (‘rc
dt'tttial committee, John 11‘. Fisher, “Will ‘1 11‘ ltll‘flt‘ll' dlll'llllf (1 today
llflrlffll‘itl resolution committee, R. V. if living: the List business sinful.r
Magoo \\:1tcrtowzn (‘htiilos (1 Shock- .prior 1,, ,,,l_3',,m-”-,n,im 3mm (),.3,,_
let. Stoninglcm .l. l-‘. \l'hcc'lct Win- 3,”. “I 133
' ). to fill] titt'uibrrship 11.1s
1111-11: auditing committee, Comm 3 ‘
3.1,, Middletown; “1333”,“, J 1111111111 brought out by the iiuiiouticctiit'iit
.\OlWillkI llcntvl Sttihlt Stonlncfon. ‘lhdl l'lt‘llllf‘l‘ “Mil ltt'tll‘gt' “HS
Memorial Service. 1111 11111110 1111 important Slit't'tll on
Fifteen 31131111111111 utter 311dljtimrn(113131>t;lf the “run,- .‘N of 333,. “ .11‘ and 313,.
a ml‘lll'll'l‘l SI’I‘VIPP “RS lPl d _
situation 111 1' ' -" .
l'dn M. .l. llvou conducted 1110 s11- lllNllllNhHl'l'l' 3.
11111 and took as a subject of his re 1 ll‘" 31. —-'lllt' [1111'
111111111111111ideo.“l.o_1nlfy." The choir «lllt' .\'t‘lstll'tlllv of .\lllt't‘icttll sold-
(l St 111m 5 t-liuicli 111110 several tors in London di1idcs the 111111-
solos. Them 11"1'11' illi‘r’l‘v" \“mm‘” liens butflc 111111 the Pope s pcttt'c‘
of the itssncialiml “‘31“ ‘3'“! 1"“ 39‘" proposal the must 11‘11 ' ' t ' l
()1111 1110 of this llllllllwl will be. placed 1 ’ “u” “ W
t
on the honor roll for death .15 :1 result “mm in ”“5 "l“l'llinll'b' lll?\\‘h‘»'
of itt'ttve service llltllll‘l“. 3311‘ tlt'Sl'l'lliflull of' 1311'
(‘optnin Antltonv 1". 11011111 of E nginc
iiiiircli 11ml incidents filliu 1 in some
(‘otupaiiv No 1.1, of this. citv, died 3'
papers three. columns.
March 4. He 1311112111 :1 cold while 1113 ,. _ _ . 3. _ 3 3
work on 1111- .\'1 1w .tltltaln lite llllti died, ”“31 tllll'lltllh urc t-tifhusiusltt-
pt: 11 result of the cold. lumen ".1 ”WW tillc of tho “17,53 53”.“,33:
'1
spectacles 01' the War.
lluglica of Squad A company No. 9, 013
.111s't'111111.i.11, 1,...
llmtfortl. died June 1111,1111 the result of,
injttrit s in “te wicck :11 the corner of
Pearl and Jewel] streets Hughes Wits
thrown from the motor truck
The last time the convention met in
Hartford was five yours 11110. There.
lti. -—e'l‘ll
pciil to the Poles by the P0ll8h3
Peoples l’tirtv, cxltorfitig them
30 CHINA llll 311311110113 with 13103
3 1011111111. usfro- lunguritiii occu-
ll ) ' ’ E ‘ ‘
liliiihli'cf'o': 'h'i'h'tisxlltutl 'litlfelY'li'ns'l'nc'ilg l)", iitgdolccs lllllll Bl" mu!" 1'- Ge”-
affairs tranfilfl‘ll‘d M3 ““33 03h” con 111113. lilsutlski, who woo ttt'rcstctl
.,,,,,,3,m_,, bf‘lng 3,93,, 33,38 )W“- 1111 ”11' (it‘l‘lllllllS 11111111 iitfcmpfiii1r
31o loz'nc lmlutttl on a false puss
WOUNDED AMERICAthmn. 1.- lt‘lt‘ast'fl
SOLDIERS FROM THE
WESTERN FRONT AT,
THE HOSPl'l‘Alr- AT
B.ATH 1
HATTING SITUATION
-M
Board of Directors
1 ANN RY. August 16.~Tlic of'll
3cei's of the local llllllf‘l‘fi'
:pcnt yesterday in New York in con
sultatlon tvltlgtlte board of directors
(Continued From Page One)
1":1111'1 in Belgium. The officiul
re 11 wt of l“ icltl Marshall llttig sin s
that pt'orvrcss is being: made.
l’AltlH,A111,:.l(i-—-lt‘rcticll
troops in Belgium, 1111 noltiltIgl
curly todtiv in conjunction with
the British on both sitlcs of the
road between Stccnstt'uctc 11nd
thimudc captured 1111 their objec-
tivcs 111111 crossed the Stccnbekc‘3
111101; the War Office. announced
11 1M 1111' orourcss is belll"
:loml stlunion. It was unnounced n.
tlit1 local offices of the formulation 11:: 11
1‘11: situation was CODSldPl‘etl ln :1 gen-
eral way but that no definite prlicy
was dclc (led upon. the local officers
simplv stating the facts of the 9111111-
11011 to the directors.
City Clerk 1111113111 11111117 111cc: v‘e-JI
of lo b1,ii' in \‘t’osliing‘ on; which are;
the first 11.15 W pt'atctl iii the 11111- 1' 3
V1 3,3,“, noon the opciutioti 31.111111r us no1
lfi.-l’;11'liit--
lirt'uso Vt'ituiig reproduces 1111 tip-3
Danbury Officers Lay Facts Before 31
associationl
of the United llti‘ters in rcgn ‘u to 111113
two tclcgtams from tho deptirtmcm3
.t-imp it It district headquarters in' the
‘cily with instruction to appeal -‘.'1"ei\'
Ecase iit winch a man is passed on tho
1gi'ound of depetidents, and to use 11191. I
lit-st judg. llll‘lll in other (uses , 3
A total number of 75, 710 have been 3
namined up to today of which.) "2 ,1‘.’Ll ‘
,li:'i\c qualified for military dutv,
EXEMPllllN 311113138
ARE PlllllllNll IN
3 litutxiicr'oit'r. Aug.
val lace, ruffles or insertion.
High or low neck, were
s1. 50—- $1 ..05
I",
t
t
3
l
l
16: --(‘l:iinis'
for t'xt'lllllllOll from military Sl‘l‘\'lt‘.'
goit industrial grounds are pouring' in, J 1
- upon the third district exemption CW3 ry gems
3hOtll'tl, and before the time limit ex‘ Bl'OOCllES fllld bill pills and
will probably. be thous-
§a11ds of such cluims. l'nder the r-ul Cliff P3115 and Cliff links) lllill
tug.- of tit. lioaid. ltowmnr. .11 .i shine and sparkle as they wait
31-:111111 will have to stand upon its own
11111115 and the itttlisponsnbllily of the to go on their way"
. pires their:-
"illlltll and the occupation will have to. 3
'1 be shown to the tilt-titli-L'rs of 111c' . They are SOlld gOld top. and
bumd ' tn the most approved deStgns,
.1
"h.
‘nlw ‘L. --
Wail: suits
$1. 35 and $1. 65
They are
good, sturdy
suits that will
look well on
the boy and
3 3 give him real
3' service and sat-
- -. isfaction.
' . , 1.- They are all
, white, or white
trimmed with
colors, or in a
variety of plain
and fancy colors. . ,_
As there tire 17 (1111's allowed L‘- lmported Whilfi corded ma’
tween the filing of the certified list 3dras3 poplin, gabardine and
‘nnd the end of the time for filing of 'lllléll SllllS ll] plllCl’l- -back NOT-
midcncc, comparatively few of the 3
dullx'tlls have yet matured. fOlkS 01' the new Russmn NOT-
dcci dcd upon 11:1in sessions but 806- 3f0'k’ 01' lltllllCI'OllS Other CfllClly
retiti'y I’letrcpont. sold todtiv be ex- '-
Intcuce iii the near futuic. Sizes 21/2 to 8 years $1. 50
Son 1' claims for indttsft'i.1l exetnp to $4 values—
1
l
1111' cxutuintttion bouitls 1111' also (0111 and they are caCh Ill 3 VClVCt
Scuttso the t-xttiiiinittion boards in low . ,
‘ add much to the mcety of the
‘tion 11 pro mode.
1w.ii1-.'d (11111111: 1111111 been filed. but .13 fOl $1,11ut ll SpCClill COHCCS-
fled. Some of those appealing biise
min floor. front. 77:}: 1.131;.
Examination boards are hogitininx
3but 111110 failed to do so. Antoni: 13
this city containing about In names. 3
doubtedlv failed to rout-h the address 3
3
’1lccs. l'ndet' the lnw those men tire 3
l
3
service. ,
LI 3
R of Anconln. Derby. llcitcon Fitllr. 11.1111 3
on are now being considered by the
no (1101510111: hm»? been mode. If is
'1 .‘1111111' appeals from 1111- dctlstmis of 3
111;; in but not in such great numbers box lined ll] Silk and the COVCl’
.us the industrial tl:iiiii.~.l‘1iis is be is hinged—little details that
tenses 111110 posted their lists of (1111
' fled nit-11 where any clttims for oxenip~ fgifi.
Few (11111111 11 lists of men who 11.1111 ? ' 33
3111151111111 the pliysitul cxuniiiiiititu and 3 They were Intended l0 SC
vet none of the disputed ,cas- s, of SlOll plflCCS then] Oil OUl' COllll-
very few of them have been certi-
3ter zit—. 50c.
‘ their claim on b91111: aliens and 11 low
.u|.0n buying: dependents.
:10 file lists of those who have bet-113,
notified to tippctit' foi e.\utitittutiun.‘3
lilteso pink lists as lll"\' 1111'1 culled.
is one flout tlto st‘t'nnd dltision of
.and one f1 0111 lluttbutv with 25 names.
in some of these. ('uSQ‘S notices un-
01' the person has movtd. or they itie'
lttliens who have disregarded the no
certified for service and are subject
to penalty fox follow to appear for
d
(‘ertlflt'd lists of ellizlbles hate been
rccrlvcd from lllvlsicn '1 of this c. 't_1, '.
'chmottr. . j W
1 Sonic claims for lndustriul exemp- L: -:~
board but as the time. for pi'rst-ntii-
3in11 of 91 lthllC" have not vet closed
the intention of the" board to make
of the cases
3p11bllc the. dcspositlons
when passed upon.
3 Few Appcals Mature. '
.1, X
Mciiibcrs-of the board have 11111 yet
3 effects. . 3,3
peeled (l‘lllY sessions would com~
11011 are difilctilt to determine as the
.- White voile waists and some of fancy cotton,‘ in aw
range of styles and trimmings. Were $2—-,_,3.~..._2_.:,
“211515 of Jap silk—white with wide collar of
printed silk, also 53,219 of poug'ee and of striped 511k,,.
nblack or navy. Were 32—-
Ready Thursday morning»; 1 « .
mode along the river.
The French 111111111 1111 attack on
th Aisnc front, .111d'cziptut‘cd Gor-
3titatt trenches on a front. of one
lgilomoli'o' l"11111' tict‘tntiti or: 1111101‘
attacks 11' crc lt‘plllh‘efl.
Hltl‘l‘lSll FRONT IN FRANCE
lsupposcd to pertain to the half 1511- 30ccuputions claimed on the borton.
- , .
'rtdlust the local difficulty. tMr 1111111133 vcstlgntloii of 11:11 matter of 111-3 pur-
$1. 35 and $1.65.
A. .
i...14..‘
“ill-3011. Both titlotzratits were. address» 3
I TO APPOINT COMMITTEE soou Fm“ baseman
'—
some product; “prepare 1
bring out true food value§, ”it
in a range that takes 1: r _
all cracker or wafer modsgi 3
Educators are dividcdlin _
three classes— 1.5,; 3.1;; 351%,
The Bread Crackers. “ ‘ “'
Whole wow,— 300 l
Toastorc me- 00]
(Wheat. toasted and buttered. )'
Butter Crackers— l
Oolmcul— Zoo-Is
Butter ThlnS- , 2511 I
Water (i‘rackom— 250 I
Sweet Granule—- 131‘» 2150
Graltmetto— . -
'l‘rlunuihi— ‘-:?
(Meal and Cereals.)
Frulfod Education— ‘800 lb
Educator Bruit (‘ooklcs— .G. 350!
(for lnxotlve. )K
.....i.- .
.3 1.33
The Cake Crackers. it???“
Dlg'osuvo Kremfll—n 1.13331 3 '
Vanilla Kmumfll— ,3 , f; 40111
(‘liowluto Krcimim— .-- .L'f 3-; 400
Cliooolaw Krctunlx— 1.}. ll .31; 4013 I l
1-1.
The College Line of Sun.” l
wafm. , :3 lt'.‘ ‘ ‘M.
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Howard... .1 3 :3 3
“'cllcslcy— ,1 :«3‘
Cunpus— 31,. ,- .
14-“). box assorted wafers,
nook—25c. ”3?,
The Rowland Target. assortment
consisting of twenty varieties of
above cruckcrs and wafers—351:
(
Bathrobe!
for men
Made of Terry Cloth, just
as neat and washable as a
crash towel, and ideal for real
home comfort.
111 a new assortment which
includes plain shades as wel3
as the new bright co' oritigs,
Finished with cords at t
waist and neck. Very p‘rac 13
cal, and excellent values at $5,
ed' to Alderman Michael E. 'Sullivan.3 _
W110 “’88 1103113118 mayor The“ PM?“ Mayor Iliti'strmn llllS appointed no
S'otos Conctltotor Mc“ ode ll‘lt‘d to, wmmittco as yet to deal with the ln-
refuscd to make public the nature of tic-11350 0f R0101! Point “5 W115 511g-
ANl) Bl1 lifxlUM, Aug. .16 (By The
Associated Press, 10 a. 111. ).———
ltorccs ot‘llic Enteritc Allies tit,-
daybreak today begun smother"
dt‘ivc attainst the troops of (‘1‘011 11
Prince Rupprcclit of Bavaria:
along a wide front from 11.1)oiiit
opposite Polygon Wood, east of
Y re s, to the left of the French
potii bus on the northward
"In the first onslaught the right’
flank of the French surged across
the Stccnhekc River and at the
same time the loft wing pushed for-:
ward ot'irt'ospondingly.
These meagre facts represent the
total news at this hour from the
zone of the new offensive with tlte'
exception that the French alt'c .‘ldy
have counted a; hundred prisoners. I
RO,ME Aug 16 The Italian Nothing will make‘ 11 person .feel old
merchant, marine losses for the quicker than dlsordere'd kidneys, for
Week ending August. 16 t'._omp1'ise3‘7’h‘3n they are "0t working properly
SiX' .stieamers and. five sailing vesfi .the Whole Hyatem is infected With p01-
sels, one of the latter being above . sons that cause aches and pains in all
100 1;ons.- Five hundred and fifty31mm 0‘ the body. A- W “0'3““: A”
vessels of— all nationalities, of 0,80181111-1 W119? "01‘- 1.5““er W1.“
tonnage of 339, 245, entered port, 113115111“ my back: I “1' 43 319““ 0311
and 509 of n tonnlige of 414 775 but. 1 felt: like a men 90 years old
- Since I took Foley's” llildn’ey Pills l
the. lclc rants and Mr. Sullivan could.
not be reached this afternoon.
FLOOD FOLL’OWS DRA'UG HT
TOPEK-A, Kano, Aim. ——After
Suffering for two months from a
drought, which, according to an official
forecast has cut the corn crop to less
have fallen throughout the state am».
ing the past 48 hours and at t'Sallna;
Dry Creek is out. of its banks. and-
3many acres of hind are inundated
Other' streams are. approaching flood
stage.
,HE FELT LIKE NINETY
urn-’3
Total mTemberahtp Moy 1. 21917 ..-.50‘l ' ”R
,1111111 half a yield, Kansas City seemed3
threatened with a flood. Heavy rains'
lIgEstcd 1n Councilman Nuttings rcso-1
-lution at the meeting on Tuesday cv-
3ening. He has had all of his time.
[occupied with the. work on the. draft
tboard but suys thnt 1112 w ‘11 appoint
3tltiskcomniiltee before the end of the
wet-
CANAAN FARMHOUSE
l DESTROYED.
CANAAN Aug. 16. ——A farmhouse at
3(‘anron Valley owned by Chart-2 -'s G
Thompson, of Waterbury, and occu
\picd by a tenant. was burned cast
nigh‘J. according to “jot-d receivud
lliete today. The loss is cstlmat: d at
,u‘bout. $2, 000 The cause of the fire
'13 not. known.
The condition or Frederick Andrews
who was admitted to the hospital Sat-
urday night, suffering from blood pol
sorting and eryslpiloti, remains about
the same
is called the “Billie Burke. ”
an elastic trill.
sizcs— ,
3 .
The First; Company of Norwalk. ,0.
H (1.. drilled last nl‘glft ll the armory.
Captain Rogers was in charge ,
Mrs. Mary Sexton, a former resident
of WNorwalk and Mrs. Dotson, of Riverj
street were redibved to Dr. Roulen'o3-
Sanitarium in Westport last. night, by
the local authorities. tBoth' women} #1111
n klokln 1111 a number of;-
l . .
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ff.
11le with frill—
Ncat. cool
apparcls
The one- piece pajama is different and attractiv6
‘ .atiste two- piece pajamas with pocket, low neck"?
caves, in empire style, hemstit‘ch trimmed an
11;; Main floor. rctu'. . 1.11523
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Made of white muslin,
10w neck and short sleeves, finished around the ankle with-‘3'
Trimmings of pink, blue and yellow. All
$1.50
fl;-
$225.1}.
“5
A loom skirts with a tailored taffeta ruffle,
3-11 colors— ,. ,.,,.,11,- -
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