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LONG BRANCH. N. 1., Nov.
Two women were intently killed
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lily-rum not Willistn Menu, Cal-mt 3%” gm“? ”We,“ “3;; Isms hm. Finish inf
N D. C. No- What finfgflggogwfl- ”A! truly B tux-h?" 1'3 It’ll" ' l
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”him $.23 $3.”???- ,- Britain Hospitsl .— Four “" "" "' ...... '°' m ““5 "0m a me ......
of labor. materials and trans—
as a war emergensy is what
u all over the country are " '
units the Chamber of Commerce NEW BRITAIN. Nov 7.-~Only one»
I .. .I stntes in a statement to member of a party of live that left
. 5N" Eleven Monday sum is a
Ijhould be made by the gov- Pierce-Arrow automobile owned by
in cleeriy defining what 342- the F s. Pslmer Textesb Casement
”tendste tsks in that direction. of No. it Temple street, New Hsven.
. . renuesthotbnt the iso is now alive and she is expected to
‘ of tumult-y may be given die at any time. James Joecph 1‘ am- l
. unity to meet the needs of palne, proprietor of the l’leannt
I ”walnut-impound View Hotel. New Haven: Wlliam
. “e _W Nun. and 29 yum. film an :i
ldemtlen Wanted. : waiter st No. i1 Holmes avenue. New
.- mu everywhere hm Raven; Eugene Sullivan, need 22
7 .tbe Chamber of Commerce of year-I of New Haven. and Miss Mil-
ilod Btstes for information Mr dred W. aged 21 years, or
. first kinds of business the Water “marlin Hsven. are dead
-. will consider Immense» as the result of the overturning of,
and the cheaper is unnble to us. the machine is which they who rid—
_ tbeqnestlon. . ing from New flown to Hartford on
"When the occasion arises. none but Monday night. and at the Now not-
W action should be taken. 9: ’ am General Hospital. Mrs. William
apt intsoeordsnce with some Kellen! Norm, known at: Mary Wilson. II cab
baled upon a thomush “I"?! 0’ aret stinger. l4 hovering between life
WU." SIM Wilddl" 03101110“. and death with terrible burns about
15”!!!” of the committee 0! the the lwild and body and numerom ctttr
Others Dead
(umber of commerce which is co- and bruises.
operating with the Council of National According to the bout. inioz'irutinnu
Belarus. obtainable thi- party was driving
.70 Classify Non-Essentials,
Belore a huntinctm is classified as not:
till and deprived by the govern.
of labor and material. the state
M ssys. the. industry through its
imhtivea should be given an op.
W to discuss the matter. to
km the premises or the government
nail the reasons for action.
”The motive of the government—-
Vibe concentration of industrial energy
towards winning the war—appeals to
' ' the statement continues. "and
“every industry can be relied upon to
' t in» bringing tie" into adjustment mobile y" a mus or “am.“
with the "r needs 0! the country I« Campatm- who was at tim- thought
Where In industry ‘3 regarded II 303' to be one of the men carried to the
csseutld and must be deprived of labor hospital M n; ‘l’ranl: '1.qu to; I-
_ M Indterials. deliberate planning my 1““me killed m. wag thrown m l
m (0 "IF Us"? or substitute materials oil-a] feet and h” IlFCk wag brokm,
mdllmnt WWW 0' production In Mr. North. Mr. iiullivrm and Mrs.
this '” ““‘WCHSMY “l“"d'lhll’ll “103' North were hustled to the hospital.‘
”‘Vm where Sullivan and Nann died this
it should be II card on] principle that morning and MI,” pkg-Imam wnr'
jibe normal htrutlv're of business burned to a crisp. being pinned be-
»m be maintained during these ab~ heath the IN,“ With no champ 0,;
mm” times "5 l" 5'“ posaibie it " escape. it, is «thought she died in
and therefor.- Connideratlon "m, ”Rpm,” wad...“ thr.
hould be given to the possibilities of
in; non. escntial business} prop
W of the, requirements of labor <
M materials, so that some organiza-
any be retained to he developed
'Iapidly along the turnpike at about
10:45 o‘clock Monday night and.‘
utter round' be It tlanzeroutt ("lll'lc
just south of the Buckley railroad
crossing, Sullivan, who was at th-
Whlf‘l temporarily loot control or
the big matlllne and it trashed lntot
n fence atlontr tltv Ioatisldc uprootlng
six porta and finally coming to untol‘
after overturning. 'l'herc was a
shower of gasoline covertntz the car
and its passengers. then an csplo
slott. probably chimed by the buck
firing of the engine. and the auto.‘
fttll weight of the car on her.
Mr, 'l'llmpltlns! was about 51 Yi‘al'rl
old and for yours was at Well known
born In Ireland :tndi
wife.
Mr Nann was born in Now llr-
i'cn. Besidcs hit: wife he chIr-u llll
tnotltet and our mother l“l‘l‘il.
Miss l-‘ltrnlinu. loaves llt'l‘ Inotlwr.
a brother and ii shim.“ at No. 029
Chapel strrct. New llnwn. :Intl Sttl
» liven lived \Iith his parents and his
brother on Park Inn-to. New Haven.
Mrs Nttnn won well known as It
cnbmct singer ill thox Cale Mellon».
. New linvcn n. and also at Bonds in
. Hartford. At the hospital todny it
Tu ”Ella 1“
Was said her tondition in critical/and
her death is expound at any Little.
'fllree Persons Fatally Hurt
and Others Injured in
» ,Louiwille. Kin. Hoielflirc.
LOUWILLB ..Ky.; Nov. 7" ()nl
~ burned to death. three per-
, m limb” htfrt and serernl oth-
,, Ions seriously lnjurtrl ll-l lht‘
in toll of a fire which early to
destroyed tho Willard Hotel. :I
' - of Louisville.
In! McCile a latldtrman “as
“w on the fourth floor whnn
bound on“: for help and in hln
_ when bulbthrough the flames
m burned so seriously he tiled
few minutes.
i I Ellwnnwer. a sergeant in
was» Corps. crashed through
not and suite-red. it factored:
more“. one of the fire-
L the not into which BIL
jumped was knocked down
. bly fatally hurt
mm“: fireman was found Im-
_»in a. hallway on the (shrill
His condition is serious.
.. a score of~occtlpnnls of
Q the third and fourth floor:
Intel tn. '9 hut-nod but none
Eserlouslr
to started on the fourth floor
' mm in the Mcinity bf
‘ shells and stsirways.
:‘When thejovernment i4 force-d to no; . “mill"! by m.
”We a businwtn of mill: II..I. and la
in: me it is iton-cssentiol. an cf-
lent lipid be Inn-lo hv tho- Itovertr
, out to place with the. industry order;
1&- products needed in the w.nr Int
this manner a helping hand may be
given to business suffering solely
gm neridce for the common good.
LADY JENNINGS LODGE FAIR
Tht- four Ilavs fnir ot'uliady .lenningn
Lodge. Shepherds of Bethlehem, will
open this cvenins: in Red Men’s liall,
Washington street. and preparation
have been made tor a fine time for all
who attend. The committee hat: pro—
vided a number of attractions. .
The committee is composed of C.
Ilmours. chairman: Mrs. Bettv Fran-
chnlmnn; Mrs. Amours.
Mrs. AV. H. Masher. necremry; Mrs.
i'lharles Sollte, in charge of the grab
bag; Mrs Dav in charge of the fair.
Mrs. Charles Thicsc, refreshment
booth in charge of Mrs. Nash. Mrs.
Miller, Mrs. Thompson. Mrs.
and Mrs. .‘dnrie ltelnhanty; candy
booth in charge of Mrs. Kate Stein:
cloak room. Mrs. Martha 'Brlsht:
Choriett Thompson:
Mrs. Finch. entertainment committee,
Mrs. Betty film-ls. Mr. lsrcsl, Mn
l‘annie Joyce. ‘
FOREST nuts m
PLAlurtzuo null"
My
l’lAlNF‘lldLD. Nov. 7.—+Fl'0m“& mil;
want of the rnill'osd
.‘ m menus m- the body.
1:120”;st $5 The non
n on In build" I»-
In“ ovum to visit m Molly in the path of the Millet.
I. MINERRobinson. sndi).0
t carries it‘ track-attit-
or the baton ml Al-
miller-item?“
illl she.
received it terrific jolt and had ill":
aportamnn. llc own: d tltlmt' lltll‘
m pit the r -tt I . .
it”! I "n ” maceful con race hortws rind. was ll I‘u'ommont‘,
' ‘ l I l‘l l ' Iv :
“numeral. the :tintt “It?!“ goes on. lit.“ at I nrioue ‘ my Ho 1
' a French army olllcer in the use of arc
rzis and William H. Moshe-r. assistant;
treasurer: ‘
nv boo b. with Mrs Eettrt Solker and. ‘ !
booth in chrirtze ot‘Mr. Wilson; cake!
Plait 1
charge of door, Charles Solker nnd
' fortune tailor.
oven limos AREA
. stetlort here to
Canterbury. theeeimlten awsy, forest
lees yesterdsy burned over practical
l‘ytsll the intervening country. Herd
west on the port or citizens saved thel
for. house of 8. Result. Chsrlos ”0",,
Ulibsldnef Psolnville, which were "' "‘"t
W. and it is supposed that “0(th city mum mm nu. mm 01 a. 5.... mg,
» m of the m WWI unaltmouortmnumuus- mm urn-nos sun In
hm»m«hm.msuw
tip-hummus. new..."
1' . . malevolent-it"swws
sud the crossing was unprotected.
The automobile bus was curled
severnl hundred feet up the track by
the locomotive Major Berndollsr.of
Comp Vsil Signal Corps, was on the
scene five minutes site: the Accident
and helped hurry the injured men
to the hospital.
""0“" ext: loving contest st iltoms
V“ M cloned with the lsvint:I
of the “WM" alteration by;
mode Island Red hen No 322, froml
We. less A poll of tamed;
30".” "“1 blodded along in second
——————-— piece for men than fifty nooks. tin ;
LIV£ svocx wmwtm ‘sllr list-ties first W‘ tunnml
AT 'IJNGIIM‘DN in ”or.“ and-third places fit"
The Connecticut Agricultural Col- th? year. Barred Rocks ‘08.".ll and
logo exhibited five bend of Percher- Rhode inland and. mu, All n... my.
one at the Eastern States Inflation. vies (mints were won bv e‘tite I
Springfield. rte-... on. 12 I. 20- White than or White wtnp’
These included mason. th. vIIYChll'i" duties. 'I'I ice the honoru urn: ml
at: a foul sud tour 1916 foals. the (m
_ England. then to :t ennsvlunia Wm.
"H, n.” of W" bud. for the your. or l.e:botnu...i‘osneetlcut and run It
The vii-um follow: inland had their turn and now .‘iets'.
0an r-tlnnt, three vcar olds» second.
on Dragon. Jr.
Open class. yearling llfllllonzim
on Sierra Victoria.
Upon class, veeriins mirror—Second.
littmpshire stands at the head of 'h“;
lirt. at run be seen from lite sum ;
nly below. These New Hompeh‘rI-I'
Barred flocks entered by Applecoclti
Farm of.ll'itzwilliam, not only won inl
Fit'nl
third and tiltlt on Susette. Muic'll‘ the contest just aided. but thov ham"
and (ial'bon'lte. have let a new high record for l'lvV
Opt-It Ila“. BM" Stallion '5 5" mouth Ror‘ or. as no pen of this Dre at}
l2.ntzlnnd any ago First, Pracon ..lr
Pericheron Sotiety of America lipo-
('lal:
stallion under three. bred and 0"-
cd bv exhibitor «First on Riorrs Vic-
toris.
Moro under three, bred and owned
by exhibitor -—l-‘lrst, second and third
on Sumtte Mariette and Csrbonotte.
Champion more, bred and owned by
the exhibitor—First and Reserve on
lusette and Mariette.
Champion lithium. bred Isnd owned
by cshlltltorfvl‘irst on Storm Vic
torts.
(let of stallion. four colts either sex.
anv lute-First on Storrs. Victoria. St:
scttc. Msriette and Carbouttr.
Thrce mares. nnv hue—Third
in the Percheron Speckle. the Col-
Inge won n‘ tterlint: silver trophy ti"
ullver modal» two bronze medals and
rmwrvc ribbon.
bss hem able to equal their record in
any prevIcus competition ‘ l
The l.- loo bird. in the content. were;
of nine dille'rent breeds and vsrietlesJ
and represented listeen "l.“‘fl nrtd|
two tinted countrleo. ' The comblm-Il
weight of all the hens wee less than
tso and a half tons. and vet thev laid;
over ten tons of cm. in othert
words. the average yield of 163 exits
for each hen was more than four
time: her own welsht. The grand
total for all pens wee 168.387 efl‘
which in the lament number of «so
ever collected At Starts from the
some number of bone. This record is.
1.000 cm ahead of last year's con,
tent and more thsn 11.009 ahead of
the contest "to m.“ In. . . .
The Initial-ed table shows the num-
ber of birds in each breed. the ever»
one annual individual on: yield. and
a.” the overture for all varieties entails”!
The College showed twain shrop- ““10 “lumi— ;
ultirca and four hornets. TbP win— 0 Barred Rocks .......... 169.3
nings Wore on follows: ‘160 White Wysndottee ......... 1036
Shropshire»: .210 Rhode Island Reds ........ lost
Aired en't*~'l'htrd. , 430 White Unborn! . .......... l6? l;
lelm: ewe-Jim. third rod 110 Miscellanea: .II ........... that
“lot: lambs—First. net'ond. fourth 1.000 avertgc‘for all breeds 133A;
and fifth ‘ brred Rocks also won highest in g
l Ram lumbar—Fir". ”I'm“! illll'd and tllllldlml hours. lien No. 9. owned;
fifth. by Merritt bl. Clark of Broobflv'lfl
Center. told more ecgs than any other-l
ono hop in the contest. tier rccol'di
for tho year is 277 ecu. the best bird,
of the breed ever trspnested at Storrs. l
Tons Barron's White Wysndottc No.
‘268, from Cntfortb. England, was ”I'll
best in her class, with the score of
208 can, A. Allan's Rhode island
Red No 463. from 33ml. 11.1.. avast
.hich in her group with n totsl for the
year of 219 eggs. .. Hilltop Poultry i
,Ysrdu’ White Imhorn' No. 796, froml
Mold, was at the top in tho [echoing
division with a yield of 24: eggs. 07-1
or 105 individual birds, includin: no.
ml White sud W Rocks. Whte Built
anndoucs, mode Leland lbds. hec-
horns and Walton. laid more than
200 cu.- ench during the your ;
The following list shows the {Went}
best porn in the order of thclr produc-
tion. also their records for the yenrr— '
Applecoclr Pam. f-‘itswillinm. N.
ll.. Barred Plymouth Rocks ”2.119;
A. P Robinson. CAIVerton. 2v. Y. 5
White Leghorn: ............. 2 090:
Windswenp firm Reddlnx Ridge
Flock—Second. .
(let of sire—First and second
Dol’lleto
I Aged await-First nnd second.
l Yearling even—m.
I Ewe lamb-First.
_________.___’—
[ANOTHER AVER PIIVA‘". DEAD.
IOgdensburg Man Victim of Pneumonia
at Camp Downs.
3 CA MP DEVENS. Ayer. Mutt. Nov. 7.
.~—The body at Private Arthur E. Win
gins of Ogdensburg. N. Y., who died at
the hue hospital of lobar pneumonia
was shipped or his'g‘home yestmdaylm‘
was attached to th‘c auxiliary remount
,do‘pot. oi M.
l Officers were instructed yesterday by
tomatic fire arms.
Field cloves have been not up in all
units. and companies enjoyed meals in
the open, many of them right next to
barracks. '
mus HUNGER
STRIKE TO HELP
I . wom sunset
WASHINGTON. Nov. 1-?» ”first
hunger strike in the American allqu
lion for votes for women is under way
Alice Paul. national chslrntan oi the J 0 ”me 3" Pain, N. Y
“om“ party, ”0' doing a men White L‘eeborns .............
months sentence in jail here tor plcb- Hilltop Potdtry Yards. 3mm“.
eting the White Home is thostriker. White m .....
mg night she/bud been in the in: hos- mom a: “m”. mm“, M
pltal without food for the preceding 24 Wysudottee
Morrlt ll. Clark. Broktieid Cen-
ter. Barred Plymouth Roche
A. Allen. 1r. Newport. R. l.
l 98I
Ian.
1.536
.................
‘ hours. stolidly threatening to starve E A. Bollard, Chestnut Hull Pm.
herself to death m. her six oompr White um . , . . ........ L931
t..rit is serving time for the some of- Brnosido rm um strands.
tense, get better food. ”If! Pu. pm“ mm”
Miss Paul nude somewhat at e '- ll. pm cunning, While it
record tor he i his a hunger striker “gm ......... .... ...... ”02
"I "I Evin-ll 1'" mml rpm :00 cum 1. Btoddnrd, Woodbridu.
..l .917
l
while militstlnn with Mrs. Flatiron! While Inher- ............ 1.891
- ‘ , Windstveep hm, Reading Ridge
Hon! alum 'o awn “only. I Willie ten-m . ........... l3”
IN”. A. a. list! Wellinuord. White
Although nettle: definite has been
l
. worked out on yet thorn a l ‘I. ,
{gm-"am M7 hit/VP m. M?- but: II. Hsnooot «mull»,
1. m. won . VL. wnm ushers.» ....... ,. It"
brought to Nos-truth wlflpe run stiller! 0M 0. ultimatum-.1“.
‘ While WWW.
flee. A. Meltdown. 10s..
Wire Looms. .
rm room-yeah. Anthem.
WWW w
.ltotbnll names thin wintr
.intl
is; .in the inter-eta ot the isms.
munrmnfinwool: wheeelltwv
wiltoummmw Yulnsnwue
miss. Al
the
on.
i
twrorm ............. this
i In tbuhlfltsflhmk'lml
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Colors,
meni of patterns.
Wither Wash Fabrics
For houeefiockssnd general won.
Petal-s, a large variety of patterns to choose from
19 ets. e yd.
Csmbtic Shillings, i6 ilthtrs, Wide, Iteztt patterns, fast
25 en. a yd.
Bowen (fireflies or cm stint; coIIItort .Ihles, large assort-
17 do. .‘ yd. '
’ Main floor
Special, 500 Petticoats
Jersey and: Tdfetn Sits. Blsels end
.. colors. Regulnr and exlrr sizes.
Reg ulztr price $11.03
to $7.50 for
$4.65
The Boot “Militairé”
Common sense and economy have
joined hands in every walk and how
women are demanding sensible shoes.
The “Militsire” is .1 new type of shoe.
with wing tip. long vztmp, high cut.
in lace models only.
All black, $8.50.
Brown, $10.00.
C rt y, $11.00.
Black with gray buck tops $11.00.
Brown with natural buck tops. $11.00.
A lumping Boot of horsehide has
low heel, medium toe and English fox-
ing. in black and brown,
$6.50 end $7.50.
Second lluul‘.
"Amberino Glass"
Reyulztr prices
105 Kaiser Silk 55.0%
for for
$3.65 $3.85
‘ Second floor.
The Ornamental Comb .
’l'hc crate for things military ha
reached the momenta] back comb
and now very unique shell and truth:
combs appear with the signs of tit
aviation corps. Biplanes with stars
circles wings with arrows and Mn
insignia understood only by the initi-
ated. 1hcy are thickly set with rhine-
stones and vet) brilliant.
Combs, representing the “aviation
corps," in wing effect,
$8.00, $9.00 and, $10. 50.
" Cm Combs with rows of brill
‘ liattt stones, topaz, sapphires and peri-
dots regular peacock effects
......” ii .00
'lsir Pins of rhinestones
$1 .00 to $8.00 each
' Jewelry Section” main floor.
I
Dinner bet
Select anors end rim
LiHsoyGlus m shaded . ; . .
amber and red. Exquis- M ‘07 WW. . mm ““4“"
I’ll: effects In Vases, Bowls Cutouts. Neplrins, Dos- scattered florets and small
Odd Saucers and Com- hoodlum, Setsof bunches of flowers with
twigs, fig” “55m 8nd crepe PW Will! "m' green sprays. An odd
:33“?le Ings as we as i" M. m. ' numberof pieces. 1,16,
$1.25 '0. “m. Drnnlnun Section. 1‘ $151”.
Nice for gifts._ Third. “W
‘ Basement.
Basement.
utlt Ilium. name Eng" dulln- ‘ “It... Haven amino Corn 3:1! novAL lettuce HOTEL FILLED.
Lccborna
CONNECTICUT BOYS AND 0»an Ridgefield
AT THE EASTERN STATES Stamford
EXPOSITION Stamford
As one feature of the great Eastern Msnstield
Stolen Exposition at Springfield, the
gsthered together for friendly compo“
l. 3'26 New Haven County and
Tolland County
1 NEW HAVEN .‘ioi 5.".‘(lvh‘l‘ row
tr
"3"” " ‘ reived by or Anson Phelps Stole. of
Potato 5‘" Yale. chairmzln of the Board of l‘riln-
(Yanoint: 6th tees of the American l nlverelty Union
Spwing m. in Europe. and made public. by him to-
Vegetnble 6th day. state that the Royal Palate Hotel.
in Paris. which was opened reconll, 3:!
There were but two demonstration the headquarters 0' mp union. l~ al-
White Leghorn ...... . ..... 2.022 boys and girls doing the best worl: in teams from Connecticut which were ready liliedtooverllowlng and the: ad-
the agricultural and home economics poultrv old cousins end they '0!!-
.t991 clubs at the ten Eastern States were third and tour place, respectively ,
Corsiderinit that the contest in oven meet the needs or American untwrmy
Rhode Island Reds .......... mo tltion. BU!!! Ind Kltll H“ to be to the ten Eastern states. eisht of land college men and their friends who
charm- to thi- mnnel set-tomb, which were represented, the uhowIns
er alords an opportunity for State mode by Connecticut boys and girls
Champions to become Enter: States is W worth while. ,
daionol hotel accommodations are
being secured.
E The union has been established to
are in Europe for military orother
service in the cause of the allies it.
has already been joined by over fill} of
ithc most representative Amerlmn cob
Chllllllou: When these b0" and; In“, year the judging and demon- lager: and universities.
m In M, “It, ”0 ‘mn [“3” mt”. 'Ium wet. 8%:
the opportunity of meeting such ”"9 ed medals instead of mi prises all
u Theodore N. Veil, which simu- ll" lest rear
'9‘"! “1"" '° W “0" '“h “m” to detract one on from the intern I
Iof the contestants
This ’9" the get-together m ““‘t Plan are now under way (or send
at The Boys' and Girls Club Food m a Wm.“ 0, boy,
idellts nod greater ambitions
Training Camp. The Coup was so iprinstleld
pinned that each boy sud tit! Attend even mater thinn-
ing no beck home inspired“!
tsught how to produce or conserve.
more food. l
A branch on» has been opened
in London and an additional branch
‘ihls chem did not mull” under contemplation at Bordeaux...
not!" em out: nosneo.
JEWBTT CITY. Oct. ll.-1‘he sale In
the odlce of the As'lnoob Elude"
and Im- ”there w Siblovn during the night at:
itpossibledo;sbout inmbsndaliltosstownt
lflutenynondsmleflndg‘henlsno
clue. it was stated. robbers
" J ”mmm‘m worked so quietly that no noise no
time Club Leader. .hesrd ”gm w.‘am'
who will
At the 'l’rsininn Comp than were-_
three divisions in which club men -
hm could. compels. Isa-Iv: uhlm.‘
Mslns and demonstration We.
numb toads s very WW
showinmutsllustotslwluniu 0‘
”MW
In the lodging contests. them
tiestphehnwsttlsfollswst'
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