'Mrs. E. C. Brown, of Cave ave-
lele is visiting in Long Island for a
. Malays.
and Portsmouth, X. it, afidris'uwwiil
Le: Lid summer homestead at Wash-
ington. N. H. Mrs. Roberts is interest
0! in antiques of all periods. but, of
52-;te, her preference-L‘s been given to
antique jewelry of which she is male
3 ling a notable collection.
AND
1‘ monarch:
1 Robert Little and William Little of
‘Darien. had a— fracas in Grelv'rouk
.Place, Stamford, last night, and were
. arrested by Oflicers Faubel and Kan-
"15 Muller of Mansfield avenue is the. detski. William, the elder, claimed
owner of a new car. Yllal he was trying to induce his bro
, titer to go with him and board the
ilobert'Mul-ray of Waterbury has been" last train home. Robert didn't want
visiting his father here. ‘to do this and he fought against it.
lRobert admitted this on the stand. He
Mrs. Irene Crain of Noroton Heights: “as fined $5 and William was dist-
has been entertaining Miss Frances'i'ha’géd-
Abbott of Bridgeport. ’
l Dozens of automobiles roll up to the
Miss Hazel Brown of the Helghtsiparking reservation’ond the beach is
"has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. James thronged with happy people in their
igay, summer sport clothes. The pret-
ty little cove and harbor not only offer
3“"- and Mrs. Charles NON “line‘safe moorings for pleasure craft, but
Heights have been entertaining guests'm.. friendly waters give refreshment
from Gaylordville, Conn. Eand offer unsurpassed sport for the
{young people. Constable Ottmer is in
Kelley of New Canaan.
Corporal Alvin Sayres of the Gill
Many came to visit thh relatives).
fi First street yesterday on a 48-hour
ough.
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Leonard Self and sister. Mis~ LydiaE
Self are at the Plainville (‘amp (.round‘L
today attending the convention of "5.5
Sunday school and Loyol Workers as-
,aoelatioa of the Connetcicut Comer-V
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Mrs. William Hulsc, son Francis and
daughter Bernice of Heliport, L. 1., who
have been visiting with lltir. and Mrs”
John R. L'Hommedieu of Core avenue
to} a little over a week return to their
home today.
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I Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L’Hommedieu
of Rowan street and Mn, and Mrs."
James Hanford and daughter Isabelle
of Wilfleld street. who for the past two
weeks have been visiting in North-
leld, Mass, are expected to return to
. their home today.
5;? returned aftcr a visit at Lake George-
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' lArthur‘ Swinnerton of GlcnSprinn
Z, ‘Heights, spent Sunday at Roton Point.
" Miss Mary Hickey and
. Genrge Hit-key of (‘amp
SDI‘lnFldfllt‘. spent yesterday
‘ “friends in Rowayton.
Master
avenue.
with
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2 "preparation for thc
. snout, Saturday.
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races at Larch-
Arthur Clark. who joined the Naval
' Reserve force some time also. was or-
‘ it'dered to report to New Haven for in-
f stunt duty.
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matter a week's visit at Saratoga.
' Richard Duffy was a visitor at Far
Rocknway yeslerdy.
‘t 'Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Waterbury of
”Hope street, Sprinsda'le. have
been camping at Rowavtott for the
tglarrlmer,~will return homo tomorrow.
Miss Isabel Mcllacttlao, of Bell 19-
land, has returned home after spend-
“ several days with Miss Geraldine
Becker, at Saratosa. Miss McLachlan
ls‘being congratulated on her pick
,1)! winning horses. choosing a winner
{every day bub Saturday.
up...
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“ Miss Minnie Lewis of Tokenekc has
Haywood Smith has returned bomc'
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(left today for his second tri
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Edward Austin has been promoted to
the position as sergeant of supplies in
the Darien Home Guard.
charge of the beach and bath houses
Iand to him is due the credit for keep
ling the beach and grounds near the pa
:vilion in such attractive order. A
number of canoes make the scene pic
,turesquo, and the daring feats of young
imen who handle them so skillfully
‘ .
Herbert Johnston, of Flushing, Longiturnish entertainment to the on-look
island, spent Sunday in Norolon, visit lens. The more venturesonlc of the
int; friends in The King‘s Highway lswimmers sometimes strike out for the
idistant rocks. but no one has tried this
since a shark was caught ill the cove.
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' Mrs. George Stevens of Tokens-kc
has returned home after enjoying a
wceks‘ visit at Lenox, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Abcndroth
have been entertaining their niece,
Miss Helen Henry of Poughkeepsie.‘
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" "llii'le
4"" sun—- I
Time is growing short and Saturday
. is not far off. so therefore if the citi.
films of Daricn wish to give her boys
Mr. and Mrs. William Warner of," pleasant send off they had better do
.\‘oroton have been tmertaining Mn'somc quick acting. Norwalk is doing
and Mrs. C. Blaheley and their chil- h" share and through h" work “he.
‘lltts persuaded Governor Holcomb ands
‘ .the stale draft board to comelto Nor-
Mr. and Mrs. William Dugdalc of me'walk to add an elaborate touch to the
Heights recently motored to Savin ceremonies. What are you going to d9
'lock to participate in an Odd Fellows' for your boys who are going to take
banquet held there. .
dren of Waterbury.
mart in these ceremonies? Action must
be taken immediately and at once. We
would suggest that the. Home Guards
' Edward ‘Wcsver. who was arrested
Sunday night for operating an auto-
moblle without an operator's license,
will be tried tonight.
Ncrwalk. which Would make the young
men who are going to fight in" their
country feel happy and more courage-
ous. Every other town is planning to
do something and Darien ccn do the
same. Of what use will the. roll of
,honor be if you don't get out and do
_ - ——-—- something which will show the boys
Mrs. .l. E. Williams of Brookaidc are tlml the town is with them. There are
one. and her guests, Mrs. Mct’calf and many patriotic citizens in this toWn
Miss Livingston of Palatku. Florida. that would be only too glad to do some
were visitors in Hartford, ycslcrday. thing but what they need is the co
-—- opcrallon of the town. Life In short,
Martin J. Slmughncssy. a popular but there Is stlll time. at least a little
.Voung man of Imrlen. and Miss Alma lime. to make a few plans for that day
Kane will be married tomorrow morn- which will never be forgotten.
tug at 9 o'clock at St. John’s churcll,‘ ‘
Noroton.
Henlnmin Street. who was formerly
a drlyer in the employ of andrcw Tay-
lor. hits secured a‘ position alt chauffeur
with R. J. Wheeler of Tokeneke.
. a
1; Miss Jennie Dugdalo Is now the posh
mistress at Noroton . having taken
Sidney Wilson of Highland avenue.
who is superintendent of equipment for
duties. roton express their best wishes to both
R. L. Tonnelli and family of (‘cdar coming postmistrcss. Th.“ ofllcc ls
date left town for Greenwich yester- “‘5‘ becoming 0"" of the most import-
day, and during their absence their not poslofilcc along the line. and it is
house is being occupied by Mr. and to be hoped that a rural free delivery
Mrs. Rich. ‘will soon be given it. The desirability
of the postomce department giving this
Ben. S. Stagg of Nol‘oton Heights office a free delivery has been shown ill
p to llrnzil. this column. also an early morning
expecting to go on, this time. to mail out and slate outgoing mail. (‘0!-
Buenos Ayres. and other South Mm“ cob. which is no larger than Noroton
can portS. and certainly not any more important
. __ - has a rural free delivery from ‘tbe Cos.
Miss Helen Phelps—Stokes of Noro- cob postofllce. and two free deliveries
ton, who has been with her mother at daily from "19 Greenwich postofflce,
ithcir coull‘ry home in Ridgefield, and NOTOlCH has none. Why? Al-
Conn., is on a visit to New York or though there is an early incoming mail
‘a few days. )lohout 7:30 a. m.) at Noroton posh
———-——- ofllcc and go off on the mall train at
Never before, has the pear Troe about 7:30, in. the morning. and the
Point bathing beach seen such a gay night mail train take out the mall in
and successful season. Althoug many the same wall. scents a mystery yet un-
new bath houses were added this SOIVGd-
;spring, they have all been engaged for.
ithe season.
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Salvatore Siroco of Linden avenue.
flocked in a cell until the trial was over. makes a special 91““ ‘0 "‘9 9909]“
act as an escort to the boys as far as,
charge the last of the week. when Post-.
Farrell the New Haven railroad companv is muster Charles H. Bennett turned the‘
are overhauling their star boats in enjoying a few days vacation from his office ovcr '9 1‘0" A" residents 0‘ “’1
the oul~going postmaster and the in-1
{it were not for her mother, she would .nouncetl in Friday‘s paper,
he on the street with her little onesvl One thing which Norwalk people on
Her mo'her had bought it": cbildrcnmrged to remember is the fan that all
clothes, while her husband spent allfautomobilev. must be kept or: of tinI
his earnings for drink. As soon as he avenue during the parade. Orders u !
got two or three dollars he drank and this effect have been issued by (‘hio ;
abused her. He had been arrested last IPcnllington of the police dppaflmpm
Mug“;- assaulting her. About 20 days Iand pains will be taken to sec that the;
ago, he had torn her waist and broken orders are enforced. Machines may br'
up the cookstove while in a drunken parked in side streets, but they must
rage. Monday morning he had threat- stay of! the avenue. ‘
sued to take. her children away from The entereiainment committee;
1191'. 8.5 her mother had taken the little headed by J. J. Millard, reports pro |
ones into her home for fPZl!‘ 0f Siroco. snags. and DTUHIlBPS 10 have an 91,1915:
Anthony Rlolo, brother to Mrs. Siroco. tainnient for gm. boys at me dinner.
corroborated his sister's testimony Owing to an error, the name of .lo—
stating that be lived in an pillow?” seph Davis. as a member of the it
house. and that one night Siroco had nance committee was omitted in yet:
the whole neighborhood scared. He terday's paper. Mr. Davis is a member
had been sleeping on? a drunk on the of said committee. The committee has
front porch. and, upon awakening been divided into the following sub
about 1 in the morning. threatened 1“ committees:
burn the house. a familial“? ”“9 Joseph Davis and William Miller»—
meal. With “5 inhabitants. M3” Riolo. South Norwalk and East Norwalk mer .
mother of Mrs. Siroco, testified that chants.
she own“ the 130“” in which the Lester Hyatt and LeGrand .Rav-
Sirocco lived, and ”‘8‘ ”1*" other tenv mond—Norwalk merchants. I
ants had threatened to move away be-
cause of Siroco's actions. She and her
daughter had experienced so muchi
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Judge William F. Tammany and
Judge George H. Vosburgh-«l’rolcs-
trouble with Siroco that they had, for sional men or the entire city.
a time. moved to Stamford and lived. Frederick L- I-amson am it. ..
there. Siroco denied the charges:MayclloffwManufacturers of the cl
against him most emphatically. nlain»:fire city.
taming that he had provided for his Seymour Curtis ant Frederick Ella——
family whenever he had work. He said uptown banks.
that his threat to burn lllf? house in: Charles E. H03", George 1.. “'Ofld-
which be lived was only said in a joke. ward and “7”er Bodwell—downtown t
that he would not think of burning “banks.
a bouseful of people like so many rats:
Constable Ottmcr introduced into evi-
dence a table scarf and a coat, both
torn to shreds. which he said had been
destroyed by Siroco while under the
influence of liquor. Mrs. Siroco was
recalled, and declared that she did not
want to live with her husband any
more, that he was a dangerous man.
ll was at this point that Siroco became
so boisterous that Justice Snead. after plans were made.
repeated warnings had not impelled. Th9 decoration committee '5 work
the man to desist. ordered him to be ing hard on “3 3’1“" 0f "1“ WOW» “'1"
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Norwalk citizens wishing to contrib
ute money towards the big affair, an»
requested to hand in their contribu ‘
tions to the sub-committees as named
above.
The finance committee met this noonl
at a luncheon in the M. N. Muyelloff 6‘:J
Company's dining hall. as. lllt' guests
of Mr. Mayehoff, at which tlmc furfhcl
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Mrs. Frank Massey Turned Infant Ov-
er to the Care of the Potlce
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WEDNESDAY, AUG. 39, 1917
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And our prices are always lowest the market afl‘ords. In the
long run Beckmann’s is where you can save money on your
satables.
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Golden Santos Colt'ee ................. 20c 1b., 5 lbs. for 950
3 lbs. Fancy Whole Grain Rice for ............... . . . . . . . 250
Armour’s Potted Méat .............. 1.4 size be. 1.2 size we
Very Best New York State Cheese, lb. .................... 29c
Bevo Beverage (Non-alcoholic). per doz. ............... $1.25
A rebate of 25c dozen on empty bottles.
Very Best New Made Butter, per lb. .................... 47c
60 Pink Stamps with 1 lb. Special Tea ................... 500
Sohuble's Grape Juice, 10c size .................... 3 for 256
g.
x SPECIAL f0R AUGUST
10 Piece Solid Mahogany ”
Dining Room Suite
Regular $289 —— Now 8225
ll Piece Ivory. Bedroom Suite
Regular $90 —- Now $59
See Them in our Window.
A. J. Ange‘vine 8. Son Co.
\
A. F. Beckmanndt ()0.
83 & 85 WaSllinlllon Sf.
Phone 1405
Family of Patriotic "Dolls
FR.EE .
To the Most Popular Girl Between the Ages of 4 and 12
Name
-.-.ss--.......
Address
This Coupon good for one vote when deposited at The
oils-on ......................... . .......... .
Sentinel Office. M c
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~ . :llll‘t’s which are calculated to make
v. ,thls tlflair the superior to anything
no
‘ at has been given at this popular
. beach. _
3 Events of every kind 25 in number
{have been arranged for. Many con-
testnntu are expected to talc? part. All
. . . -. . . are eligible to enter any of the events
, . x . _ provided they are entered by some
.one residing at the beach. Residc'nts
__._. 'l‘trc all eligible without the formality
Tells State .It‘ederatlon the smfifflf‘fif ,gfilfififj‘ufi‘}: .
. . . . tb go to nmko
Safeguards (of Workel‘sfan affair of this kind a success will
Should Not Be Set Aside fbe ill evidence including tilting con-
vtcsls, tub races, swimming. races,
JAMESTOWN, Aug. 294m nu mif
fancy diving, broad jumping and oth-
drcss before the New York State Fed-
cr contests. Prizes will be awarded
oration of Labor convention here yes--
"to the successful. Those who come in
"second and third will also be taken.
terday Governor Whitman reviewed
labor legislation of the last year in.
care of.
this state and discussed the relation
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There. being no “my"... witnesses, along the line of march to decorate
Grand Juror Will.otl told that he had ”“7" homes, and ”‘0“‘3 as much “’3
had frequent complaints about the ac- ”059“"? in “0’10" 0‘ ”‘9 “"“"‘- Th“
tions of Siam, and that he had tried to 80"“"“""'S stand 5“ ”“3 nl'mm'v “’m
persuade the man m behave himself shortly be erected and decorated, and
“mm.“ bringing kiln to court. The the dining hall, at llorlon’s Point. will
flusllcc ordered the prisoner brought in b" “‘0“ “3’ Friday morning.
{for condemnation. and informed hlm‘ One of the chief things to remember
that he would send him to jail for five in connection with the coming affair.
1.”. no: penalty for his contempt of is the fact that (‘onncctlcut's chief ext
Ecourl, nmlimposc a penalty of ‘15 and ecutlvc. Governor Marcus ll. Holcomb.
Ecosts upon the various Charges made. will honor us with his prescncv The
;Thc costs “.0“, “8.05, and. as Siroco governor will be accompanied by some
had no money. he was locked up in u of the members of his staff, and by
{.cell for the night to be taken to Bridge members of the 5‘1“” board. If ”"3
«port by the constable in the morning. plans “mm are “0" 1’9"“! “"3er 0‘"
’lt will take hint 34 days to work out the 80 through “3 “99““: Saturday's
financial Dill'l of his punishment. so event will be the biggest affair ever
that, with the five days to be served recorded in the history of Norwalk.
for contempt. he stands committed for “we” r" ”‘9 "7"" ““0"“ and
;39 davs in all. the dinner will be distributed to the.
. ' National Army men on Friday evening
INATIONAL ARMY at the armory, at which time the final
drill will be held. All members of
l MEN DRILL IN Norwalk's quota are urged to be pres-
THE ARMORY cut at this tlme.
~ ,_ Benjamin ll. Harrimnn, Norwa‘lk's
(00!"de From Page One) first class publicity man, has been up
. 4 ._..._.. pointed on the publicity committee and
“(53173.251;.$035.33.“Kalli-Tiff.*3 mm ”W “m“ °' "W
. ‘ - committee.
aides many members of his machine, ,_~_~___._____~___ _
gun battery. The Nationsl Army. men' THOUGHT BABY WAS ABANDON-
werc formed Into companiesrand for 4- ED
two solid hours were put through
company and squad formations.
During the ccurse of the evening,
the men were drilled by General Rus-j
schFrosl, Captain Charles D. Rogers, R990" “3N 1113““ to ”to police 133'
of New London. who is n member of evening b“ “m 1""qu Mackey, col-
the Yale omccrs' Reserve Corps. ,
M um close of the drill the men. All“? Ridfit’» 0' Beth“. had Mt her
showed great aptitude for the work. ”"pe weeks' old baby 1’0? “it“ h" 0“
and apparently were intensely pleased Sunday and bad 19" tou‘n for good.
and interested in the drilling. . Mrs. Mackev sold that she could no
Not for funny years has there been longer take charge of the child anti
a mcrc inspiring scene witnessed in wanted the police to~look after "-
this city than was presented last night . This morning Mrs. ““9"“ “cow“!
in the armory. a letter ”from the mother saying that
Meanwhile. the other end of-thc'. she could not come -ack to gef h"
work on the big affair achédulcd for ‘Ehlld at. once because of the. fact that
ifmlrdny afternoon rsporcecding nlcc-k- er mother, also a resident of Betael.
was ill and that she would have to
stay there for a while.
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Idwartl B. Gallagher. the leading.
nred, of Washington street, that ‘Bh‘fiu
The committee in charge of the
events comprises Frank B. Kinslow,
of labor lenders in these \vor times. chairman; James 0‘t'“0nnor, secre-
‘l‘he governor said: . fury: and Robert Hawkins. treasurer.
“if we are to gain'our real measure . Committees were also appointed for
of efficiency we must not petmit cult-the purchase of prizes and the selec-
pcople who are engaged In illdu>trlal ' 11ml of judg-fs and starters.
pursuits to become apprehensive that In the evening thorn will be a com
the standards erected for thl!‘ lll‘Olt‘C' ‘ and fl'ankfurt roast. The fun will be-
tion .will be set aside. and ‘wc muman at 10:30 in the morning and will
not permit them 'to have cause to feel‘ continue as long as tho crowd stays
that the war's burdenrhnd sacrificesg‘ around.
may rest most heavily upon the shoulv
tiers of those least able to hear them.
"We should not disregard the errnrsv‘Commands Negro R
of other nations with respect to thci
suspension of their labor laws. '
' “Voluntary and enthusiastic service
on the part of our wagerarners will
egiment
turned home after spending two, . Mrs. May Sharkey of Riverside, sis-
unonths gtyfl training camp in New ter of Editor Norman Talcott of “Our
Mpshlre'. On his return he brought Town." visited friends in Noroton, Sat-
Vflh hi ‘ his new submersible fouréyurday. They were on'a trolley trip to
{01:10:39 it is attracting consider- New Haven and. after stopping over in
«able atte tton around the islands, thP‘Noroton. proceeded on their trip. Mrs.
peoplezhsving never before seen such Sharkey and Mrs. White expect to take
' : odd. spectacle in these parts. la. trolley trip up to Maine some time in
' [the early fall.
’George Smith. of Bell Island intends
7. form a machine gun troop t0 aid First Lieutenant Richard C. Chris
fife United States government. It i‘iltopher of Montclair, N. J., who won his
intention to COleEtf—‘ly outfit the:promotion recently at the Reserve Dill-
y e troOp and to be trained under cers’ Training Camp to Fort Meyer,
easupervision of Hanford oFofe, 0f|Va., has been transferred to Cum.
' . New York Military academy. Af‘ibrldge, Mass, where there is less phy-
beyeral weeks of training. they are sical training and more mental work.
acted to go to France. ,‘Lleutenant Christopher spent Saturday
_ ,. . land Sunday with friends in Noroton;
: The American :Blmd 0' South N0!“ and returned .to Cambridge, Sunday
‘ litmus volunteered its service in night.
ebration to be given the men of
‘ational Army from this district .'
wally. This band has always
sry' patriotic and has» on . more
Miss Ada M. (Rubens of New York
Jetty, who makes frequent visits to No-
ton Heights to be the guest of Mrs.
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Noroton Heights, will probably spent spirit
the next 30 days in Bridgeport jail fcr today for the purpose of securing wrist
a combination of offenses, for all of watches which will be distributed to
which John Barleycorn seems to have. the men, Saturday afternoon. The
been responsible, because he lacked watches are the regulation‘govern-
funds to pay the fines and Costs WhiCh ment watch, and are being secured at
Justice Harry V. Snead imposed when the wholesale price of 5450.
the Italian was arraigned before him, John D. Milne, will act as marshal of
in the. Darien town court last night. the parade. and he ”nu appointed as
VSiroco was char-god wltuassault upon .his aides. C. living Bylngton. ’l‘elfair
this wife, disturbing the peace of the M, Minton and John J, coped.
community. neglect to supporthis faul- Mr. Milne especially urges allTItal-
lly. and, finally, he was adjudged in ion and Polish societies to turn out for
contempt. ofvcc’urt, by the‘iustice be the parade Saturday afternoon, and it
cause he persisted in talking tothethey intend to dam. to notltthi‘m- at'
bench when ordered toriréep Quiet-omens to the time andplacs‘whero
‘Grand Juror illilm H. Willmott pro they-will be ready to report... A
sented'the complaint against'Slroco. "The marshal ‘has’alre‘ady received
who hndlbeen arrestodabout 2 p.‘m._ word that the following organisations'
Monday by ‘Constubls Ottn'ter oft-he. will participate in‘the paradefirhe
Heights; l-M‘rs. . Siroco testified thatanoniecuaids of Numalk. the callaL'
irebgugyy im- husband and abused her nernntter‘y. members of theater-warn
‘and neglected to providetorthe house: Fire'Dopartment, members of the Nor»l
hold. Though she stated she. had been naturallceoepartmem, the ldcll‘vBoy
marriedflsix years, and 1 hertwo chll- Scouts. the Polish Clubiot'Wlnnipaulr,
dre‘n. one' five and; the other two-years and anuluber of Italian. and Bohemian.
an 'ed; . ‘ ' f-afdirl societies; ‘ - .r ’
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in the Work. is in New York city“
Mrs. Mackey when interviewed this result in a volume of efiort and sup-
morning sald that last Sunday Mrs. 'port- of far greater benefit to the state
Ridge came to her home and asked her ‘und nation than cen be derived 113'
to take charge of the baby for sever- forced labor under conditions and dur-
‘ing hours now prohibited by law.
oi days and agreed to pay her so much - “Today the American workingman
for the keep of it. Mrs. Ridge at that is fighting for the worklngmen of .3“
time was rooming at 56 South- Main‘ the world, for all the people of- the
street,'wlth a friend others. - Mrs.|world. it is not on the battlefield
Mackey agreed to take charge of the: 310118 that this war is being fought,
baby. as Mrs. Ridge told her that she it is being ““g‘d in the “o‘ksm’p'
in the‘factory and on the farm as
turned up iolast night Mrs. Mackey; A . . l 3 , . .
was‘somewh'at worried and went to: A ‘ I; , g . .
where Mrs. Ridge had been ‘l‘aomlngf ‘ . ' '
the-baby 'and Matilda was'lhe séc‘
Thercupon‘ 1M“. Mackey informed'tbe , Water Sports“ Scheduled
MrsQ‘Ridge- this morning, however the
lmeeliuglu‘st night perfected arrange-
of thumbnail] suchtlme as Mrs. (unloads.
day. .When Mrs. Ridge had not re-§
bad skipped town and had abandoned!
,Twenty-Frive Varieties' 'of
When-she rocelved the later from
‘ COtiagers at "Ffill‘field Beach at a
‘key said mainly: would take charge
."9 09:1‘9b9’1‘y‘ 9"”
.COLMlLLlAM HAYWARD ’
. Colonel William Hayward, of New
York city and Nebraska, is the com-
mander of the Negro regiment of
New York militia, the Fifteenth,
which is ready for war. Colonel Hay-
‘ward believes his blacktroops- will
make .asgood a showing when 1th
wouldhave to go out of town for theE truly f“ it is in the trenches."
and asked what had become of ix.“ .: ‘ j , ‘ , 1‘ g“
Mrs. Ridge's friends told her that s ,- , . .., a _ . ‘ .
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and baby thst~sbe had so abandoned}
PM . sermon-pay
matter .was ‘sxplalned nnd«Mr's. Mac-
: mentst'for their annuallwater- carnival
museum rat at and claim a. - “hm? as
so to France «as any rsglmentiinitbe.
é' and it‘s béliéve's everyylnan ts .
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