fin. _._.... ,
p'- "-
..._............_.
“Prion". Another chain will cover a'
EL 4111'“ stretch of territory in till-oil.
'indiana. Ohio and West Viginia. An-
other will sens several California cit-l
ics. Routes are already in operation;
:oonnet'iing Washington with varionl'
icities in Maryland and Pennsylvania. i A short time “0 WI may remcm'
‘ l it is expected that eventually the)" that in car colunm '. had we
' ,wltoie country will be covered by a reference to dzoflverflm that had
”‘7'- Jmny 11, 1.1. EICIWOI’I oi postal truck routes, great been overheard between We? Well
‘ ly relieving the railroads and in many '9 hem “I“ ride vvslk chatter not
1'“! ‘W50 '03 cases giving more prompt and depcn~ to" ”0 while 'flliu for a car in
the classic b of ’l x g
. W‘omw ldable service than can be obtained “I" ! lOle "-Yflk .
I Two women coming in opposite 4p
2 W;O;:7 :n'm‘, 3:40 p, m, from the railroads in normal timed: rections met right in back at where we:
W”...
" ' Every such extension aids materiallyl were “,qu and this is '3“ our'
_ in the distribution of parcel post mat- ears got: ‘
”amber a! the Associated Press I". and lend! to lower the 60“- "Well, lira. Samara, of all the poo
fblowdslzooigéeg.l’r::s is {Exclusively \ Meanwhile ’the tpmmeroial con-I pie. what are you doing out this vinyl"?
put s r pil on .on - .
.1] ”y. diapatcits credited to it or quests of the motor. truck continue,
. fit my“. in LE": bird”; Mid 8150 One of the latest developments is the , nelghborh but i can't see it a
the loss news pa s are n. . , _ J not}. .
an rights at republication at we “”“m‘cem’m °' “ "'m'm “"1”": “My Gawd! cheaper: what do you'
obi despatches herein are also region organized in Toledo, 0., to prob". to my t or lamb d ‘0'. your.
‘IU'Od. ivide truck freight service between Chi-Way? The dirty ”my" around here
ti. ~——-—-—-—-—-—-—-~-~—" cage and Cleveland and between Devare asking 59 cents a pound, and
i
l “Why, 1 was told that meat was,
heaper out this way that! in my,
.7“,
#'
m0 W .iroit and Cincinnati. A fleet of loo’thev're all the way back, at that. They '
P30” 0‘15“ ’large trucks will be in operation with- , ”ml: think that my old man 0'" (be:
M looms—g2 in 30 days. The routes are now heins‘mul told llarry last week if he didn't:
mm Newman mapped out. The schedules allow lz‘g‘ye moi/more money and cut out they
. '. g hours for the trip from (‘leVeland to,booze we'd have to break up. i
W" innuendo—21m
m mi. mucklm Toledo and :4 hours from Toledo to; "i went to get a dish pan last week.;
W3 mm— ('hicag. The time allowance frmnEa gray one mind you. and they wanted,
1113-12. Detroit to Cincinnati is 23 hours. in}55 "it” for it. If“! 10“ ““3 WI":
W the heyday of the Americamrailroad- one m") n for 3" cents h" year. ,_ '
l. . dunno what things are coming to.
“RINGED WITH F038" .mg "“3!" "‘3 ‘ ‘” tl.:l.~portednol lira. Samara said: "Our Kate's
S”! I man Who knows Germany: rapidly as this. lll‘Pilklns up next week; 81"“! going to
“This education of the gem”, W910 The truck's the thing. There's no live with Charlie's people. I pitv her:
that we are aiming at is all very well, misl’fike about it. We're on the litter. ‘ sin-'ll have a hell's life on earth with
" not it will take a very tgng time to hold of a it"W era of transportation.
his mother. l
, l "Did you Nor see anything like the
”we them that the rest of the the greatest toruard step since thezpm' of shoes? I took 1““, outlast
world is not bent on their destruction deivlovm‘m 0‘ “113's and "Human Jwrelr and i had to pay $3 for a pair.
. "hilt consider this fact. Every Ger ‘ M—f-fi :of shoes. Can yu beat it? Three dol-
lldl school child, for decades, h“ had WOMEN FMH‘ERS 'lars “for a pair of shoes for a Child
, lo be the three years old."
it i l '
drille nto h m a lesson that goes .1 do!" mm l "e, 5“. Jam;
i
4
ii
, Tupi-ha, Kart, is soon
scene of a («inference of women farm-i
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Scribbles and Scrawls
Iy “SANDY.”
noisy. sunny 11. ms
tarsylaaswhienrekalidingot the
wingandposdblyotherm'w
remedyoondltionsbronghtontbythe.
Addams! Shirl Opportunity
With prices going higher, we give on this opportumty' to
buy your Shirts for the coming season.y
We have bought our new stock before the hen advance
and wish to clean up last year's stocks. v,
lire. ‘ '
The hospital Its! not the enema-
:cy militia-5' inst night' in excellently
out here. and I ain't seen you since hm”, Ix, Haviland said that sill
moved out here, four years ago. Ev- the ”items whohadlost their quar-lv
eryhzdy says she's the dead spit of ; m, "n “mm.“ L, me o, w. wullo shirt reserved. Fancy, White, Dress and flannel Shirts. “*
me, u. a. i... “my. .m, mm m. m mm m w h mm 1 or without collars. Soft or still cuss. rum and pleated.
"mm" “d 1"“ h" ‘3" “NF dance hall. Bone tour hundred horse, 80m exceptional values in Pleated Shir“. semi-nil! bosom .-
whooping wit!!! Ind m1“: N“ ‘59 blankets were MM drum n iocnli'v‘v" lad M M! ”5
canesroundllrib.‘il' 7 ' L
“Mm... ,' ‘ 5 ”" ’“fim-ngofemxzze :31 33:3 ! 3115 quality ....... .......... 956,11111doun $5.50 ‘
”rum .1] right so" but ul'm be mm”. a. m. V,“ have . $1.50 quahty ....................... 31,15, half dozen “.75 ,
W Eddie had inlantile paralysis tendency to reduce the number of ”m “uh” - ' -' ---------------- $1.35, hall dozen $9.10
or Miss last min-n so we so! charges until the hospital can return v; $250—$390 quality ........ $1.85, half dosen $10.75
a doctor. . and he said: ‘He got M41 normal capacity. 30—441” unlit ...............
way from trying to walk like Charlie: o i 3mm ”:1. . .y ____ $215, w am “4.3 ‘
Chflil.’ “M lMWtflIe .OICAPSTOPREVENT ,3. “mm“! “H... ............ ............. one”! ‘..-
that, I said: ‘I guess it's from watcb- . -------------------- “'85
1‘“ m father m“: me “if“! FREEZING EARS .: $7.M—'—$8.M m ........ ' .................... , ...... ’5 .75
AT CAMP DEVENS . Sizes 13 1-2 to 18 1-2.
ntghts.’ Ain't children the “sworn".
“What rent are you paying. lira;
Elli», when: you are?"
"Twenty-two a month. and the land-
I
I I i
ord wont do a thing for us. Outta" each m,“ hereafter nothing but "
SALE STARTS JANUARY 12'“!
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Orders have. gone forth that one.
I
WEATHER FORECAST l
. Tgerous condition and in urgent ni ~d of
meni Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity; sand or ashes.
kitchen's a sight, but I can't get hill] arm -. .
y garrison rations '
to paper it. but Harry says not lost mess. In this '.yI;lllli:te 39:1:ng
make too much of a kick or he'll raise, to conserve food and at the same -
the rent on us. What rent do you‘ ”“9 3"!" ”'9 In"! “Bed '0 the plain
’3'?" litre which will be. their lot wit-n ..
. . ey get Me the field and a fed : . V
"Twenty—six dollars a month: a four-' '9 - 2‘
room flat but we onl et heatl two 9"!“th army rations. 0n the d” 2 088 EVIss as "lg 0“ ts ‘
’ y g n om .lgnatad’ dag all the little extras. on 0
rooms; radiators don't work in the ~ gar. ml is. utter and other “luxuries" 80 ”0 m ‘ “
er two. Buithcre's nousein kickingzlo:I “my life which are ”0" ”New? " o a“ I, I.
maybe 'P." lump out of the fryingiibmuxh company funds and throughid'_ .. a?“ ”w“ “O?W'».wr’fi’flllf“fli'”drill?" il 1, ”’C
pan into the fire Charlie wants to‘ "inflosn g: “forofmrl "’9” ”W“ —-—-——-— W v
‘ . . . l s r ct y arrcd. ‘
.i ,
,‘o lo the country and 7"“ chiernl , A clever crook is operating in the Many sidewalks are still in a mu"
lie-says he can make a bunch o moth: cantonmem, it was disclosed today.. ~—
ey out of .m'n iivrlletih degils of the robbing of
”Chickens; dld vou sa 1ror Gawd's 0 l. ‘3 llt "1!“er RPlflMt of,
sake dos'i'iet bim' Hymy's brother mm thin 8500 were made publichmb'bly m" °' m" me ”“5” ”—“fl
:d , ' - _In all. the thief hall worked three “d Sammy- The d"‘“"’““’ “mi The “um“ "can“! comm“.
mm W. h i ohli i l m_ nights and each night he has cloudy-ls central over Southern Texas yes-lime“ "“1 M” “'9" “”5““ ""3""
A coal wagon av rig I II! V it ed out the pockets of sleepiig men tel-day morning is now central overling this evening It the offices of the
ion ofl the trolley track the street car in at least two barracks. His latest Louisiana lt h causin cloud e plant on State street .
came alone, we boarded it and passed "“1 made in the curly hours at Monv h i h' ’ ' s y ' a: '
"am the "an”? M the two women day morning, netted ”5‘35 from ”wt er wt snow or rain in the central Th ""
who were l:rildlvL:lzvciilticullitirig as they‘ men of l. I. and 3! companies. Prise-.3“ ”“11""! dlflll'lflfl- 5110' W” '0'! c adjourned meeting 0‘ the “mm.
3lklll)’ all of the men in the r»?gi-'ported as far south as Tennessee. The ors 0' the NorWalk Hospital «‘3‘0‘5‘”
like this: . .. ' lk l M \‘M they're still there , - .
, e . it“ 3 f en . o vvl icb Kan- did I? l“ 9" ' , ' "'9'" came from [WWW Nearly tent ,rature is ener ll Ii {"0” will be held 3‘ the N0!‘“‘ Club
." 'W hat is Germany'?‘ the child lrl “5 fl a u” N N f l ‘ "i don't know: i guess you didn't talking. We don't know but thats the 8300 in ‘cah obtained mofi'li’ in sums p9t i it s a y . “my high“tomorrow anemoon Januar 1" d
sail may well be proud. The women . d‘ Hanging from 20 cents to Sit wa or can 0 t e Mississippi river and: ' r y .. \l
Inked. And then comes the invariable 'though. She '35 born “in“ I ”’0" "1 it goes. new"... by m, thief l bl “ lower from the Mississippi riVer "myoclock. '
answer, that has sounded- in Hindu farmers 0‘ that state haVe alreadylm -. W‘raid. All the loot was“ tx‘ikJu 1?:3d'ward. lo the Rocky oMuntains. Zero3 . ‘— .
a r ' d distinction. It is re' "“"""' ’ " " ” ___,.....-.,.. " be k f - ’ . i The install ti 1 ill -‘ -
school houses billions of ti e : uon success an . ' I DOC etc 0 sum trousers. The temperatures extend. as far south as “ 0” ° 0 0"” 1‘" ”l"
.. 'Gér‘many/flis the Futile: 8d l ported that there are between flooFOUR BARGES .STATE HOSPITAL gtrouserfi :9" scattered about and Titian. {Red “elm" take place ”“5 evening
r . . a . . _ , . ' t . ‘
‘d ' n . r us and 3,000 women managing their own or COAL REACH 1 “RE [”58 PUT isome of t em left in nearby'lairines. ____L_.____ lat their rooms on Slain street. A del-
» mm “M “e" farms. There it one who is the larx-' CITY TODAY AT $100,000 go Slfmfi‘fhc'°°".‘}m" WEATHER A YEAR A60 Tomwimillion “0m 3“"8990" 'i" be "r"?-
l - .. - . /' THIS 3 l ' " o’er" 0"" "f m" - isenl and a :ot-lal hour will follow.
"Every German now fighting. we .
might almost say every German now Jest 2’3““ wit/cat producer in the Mata:
;.,«-..~,,h"“' has had that drilled into him. thithmf’t singlecxception :of the indie‘
" We are dealing with a whole general agricultural collcge. lle’r wheat is},
a”, of Germans who have grown u of very villi? 55?51."';..N0" of it is used
"in the implicit belief that every alien for milling.“ Tl‘ilm “W” is the woman
'1‘ neighbor is their natural enemy, fill- farmer Who Omit“ manages one of
ed with the ill-will and hatred and ”'8 my“ "”1“ “Wm i" u” md'
bent on Germany'» destructon. It lrl (M Wflt' There are many others.
in“ "3mm; that has given to the These women farmers have already
.German rsce what psychologists some-
times call the. 'mania of persecution?-
7the notion that every man's hand is
gnlnst it.
“How are We going to get that dclu-
’ sion out of lhe German head?"
it is certainly a llerculcan task. let
le9 must drive out the delusion lieforc
‘ there can be pcace in the world. or
:elde give! apparent proof of tho tit-hr
slon's reality by cruluhing Germany in- .
. w helplessness. Linn Work. and with the entropic
Never in history has there becn so
glaring an example of the power of ed
-. nation for good or evil. it is primnr.
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The Norwalk's pumps had to be
kept in operation to keep thl- water
from rising too high In the boat dur.
ing the battle yr'sterdzlv. and to make
matters worse she was out of coal.
and fresh water. She will have to
take coal on at Slimford before be-
ing able to go out again.
The barges consigned to this city
con'nin about 2,500 tons of anthracite
coal and tho-v w’lll be brought into ill"
lotiil harbor today. 1110“» will be
very little difficulty. it is believed. in
achieved success and are, thoroughly
awake to the/opportunities in their
line of work. Thcy wcnt into it be-
thc {act that lhc channcl is kept open-'
l-d pretty vvcll by the oyster boats.
and tho only ice that ls in it are
occasional big ilocs. anti mostly «hop ‘
' \w- ‘ ~d up does. .
mllllary “A!” l“:WOne of the barges hauled in to|
calling so many men a”, "0‘“ u", S-limford yesterday contained about
farms. Mini ions of atom and nut coal for
More womcn in Kansas and othcr
(‘ztllile they.»ll'kc.l it. long before
prose-lit War nccd arose. lindouiitcd
ly their conforcncc will be of special
import now that
flunl thij..l.r'hlgli Valley t'ool Sales
in t.‘ol..p'uny. lnpnother barge were 516,
0' trmrt fl'tml‘ Dixon 8 Eddy, for Fits
, ltll'lli'ict‘.
those women who have already found;
"Slzlti‘s will now become interest d
'61!) tons oi broken t-ocl-‘ldrgc size—r
- . ’tor the Stamford Gas and i-Z!cc'..ic
inf. ill not busy in agricultural Work Company. whose supply or (u... had
. of their own. l;l‘(‘.0|llé' alarmingly ‘low.
' lly this pernicloull doctrine, so carc- ______*_________ 'rilo- following account of the my,”
. My lnculcated, that has made the BREAD lN FRANCE
German people a pliant tool in the The French bread radon has boon (illilli‘d 11"" ”‘4'“‘3’.’ ”“0 0' the
hands of the master criminals who cut to seven ounces :7. day. lien arid'smuv‘mrd Advocate?»-
l
it an interesting and successful call-
mhed the worldwar, and that 319015 women doing the hardnst kind of pity : and barges that ai‘riicd here this. watchman on the “mm, floors of the'
“the tool still serviceable ‘5“. . . trimming said lh‘ y never use so much
.7 . _a w . ( . .
l ork are 81’0“"! a little morepiw in the Sound an my (neottntered
[,‘Jlthe Gcrmansl‘ad only been tcuzht but he majority, including the rich, or. the way up, :tll'i they nudcd that
' (It. truth. if little Hans and Gretch- are restricted to the norm ounces. :WIWUOM #039 ‘llde'aw' "“° the
' ,i . ? iakeboat near 'i"llllc tone Were even
a and the rest. mar after year, mi- That is a little less than half as 20...... . ”my Huh-3:. mum with
M nfter million. had been taught much as is contitirlrd‘ in one of our trial have been sunk by ic.c they
W other nations were made u of s . s . , . ‘. st.
,. , p . mall louver. Adm”? ““0 ""3"“ 1" The captain of the barge consigned
pretty mum like themselves.lis plenty for three media should unto the Stamford Gall (L: locum Corn-
l
‘ wellmozlnlng, honest and in": careful note of the amount of bread 33:31; ”(5' fliitritiilklttailig2n1tl‘rfn. E'wm:
they had hcen taught that there it coiisumod in his own famili’, and thcn‘ two other hinges lcft North River ladt' riory M Mr. Cowles tallies with that! on bad “"7."
, firstly in men and women of all consider that hr» d ~ EMonday DIEM.
[races mor God than em a with mo Fronchfboam were held up at Whitestoltc by
c l; r today is not a small detail, as with ice, and also to permit the tugboat
generosity than neitlshfleflflrmogt of u... but the chic! article of Milton to go back to New York for
- - wat- . There wore
kindness than cruelty, if they died. And it isn't our good, palamllle :3: smut-“33s heliir up there. and
learned that the human race on and wholly nutritious uhito broad, 8}" also a number of scavgoing barges
whole is a pretty decent and no :- . n , ' , iloadcd with coal. There are two
the , but .. war bread made by adding. mum.“ ”’1“ through tho Me n
‘ V race—then there would have . 9°37“ and cheap ingredients to make Through Neck. one for outward bound
”m" ' m 1'”
“- Mt fail to profit in full mea- With ”In" French ration “1 mind W‘ of fearsome of them 20 int-hrs th‘ck.
‘ ”mm Gtermany's.~“tragic error. 1-“ can any American family continue ml Every foot of tin; vgyage frgm P'hit'a-
‘ . ., ’ rintone into Stain or saw t e ow u
sure om .chlldrenleam that ‘L waste good bread? 1! we keep on contact with floating ice. said the
havent natural or inevitable throyjfig away crusts and state slices. crew members. The” voyage '15! 3‘
t ac ‘ t »“' Iverilable ice battle. e tow arrive
1‘ m w h them the ‘m {or mm“ m“ mm" mm“, or! Stamford harbor about 3:30 this
“3‘ '1'“ m" $130 world loot other foodstuffs of which we have
9nd moves men and nations "plenty. the French people/3 will soon‘
The tow of the seven
morning. The hosts lay to until day-
ilisa , the battle with the ice. mutually
wt tlons forward. is not arm-lbs cut to less than seven! ounces. itching a passage through but at con-
. - 01' clever scheming. but Iim- ———--—.——-——— M01115!!! M; to :07.“ Panama]:
‘ nun ADMIRAL followed in t s In e t e orwa
good will that ssistsin man. HOWELL DIAD mad. when the c not was fl“
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WASHINGTON, Va., an. il.—ll.ear-' “m" the m” '"' taken in I"
l WNWIIINO TRUCK r; it in and hauled in. The channel
' m‘ ’05“ AW 30'0". mired. "Earle by the city or auditors and the
memm “midi“ yesterday.athlahotnenonrhere.‘Mt. Morris was not wide mail
toutsnditslnotortrwkwfll‘fismmoflmumam'm-coal barges aadinwideslu
".. within the nest ml'picstssrlngt fl and stharmfm’t‘ho't
unswroutss tdtallingabswtflmvmm'mu""~jmlm, their captains said. Austin
Mkhkflmzm 1“ '“ “'my’“""'." luatnsristhssaptaiastthsttsrwatk
”Mai.“ ,aadJa-sswwdtkdlm-
bringing the boats in because of the:
.llzll id Waterbury & Son. :1 shipnlcntt Mattoon has a “m. ”r”, rt 3’. MW‘ZNM come in
"h" ”1”“ ”“39 carried a “"30 of’ meow! man in Frederick Alli-n. son of the building. As he watchctl lhfiiupon various otcaalons, has resigned)
1
got the lugs and also of norm or if)”. “1:4,,an June 22' 1911.
handouts of bringing the coal in. in:
Members of the crows of the lug‘
break. and then the Norwalk begau‘
ithief and so cleverly did he conceal
ghls workings taking with but three
=exceptions. nothing but money Ell-l...)
though gold watches. and other val-:"'
usbles were within reach. that armyi
oil'lcials are satisfied the affair was
the work '0! an experienced crook.
now in the service. Monday morn-
dog's paid. during which the
worked through the barracks of , L'
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lieved that all had escaped flom tho
flames. but during the alts-moon it
was discovered that four men were
missing. A search of the rultls re-
vealed the bodlt‘ll of two men on the
third floor. One was identified as
that of .X—nest lie-.t Champlain of
'l‘i-lllpcrallirc: "lulu-H; long.
A roll of honor containin the norm;
()vcrcasf. g I
of the men from St. Mary's Parish,
that have taken arms in the nation's
icausc will be hung in the vcstihule or
C i N .lhe church. The roll will contain 126
. ham .
. ews. °7
“'nllingford,. The other body was so not; M companies. was the third of n ; A request ”1,. made to the Norwalk
badly burned that it was not recog« si- es 0 similar robberies .in ,thrl . _
nizcd. Some of the ruin» are still some regiment. To none of them isl ——-—- police that from N'cw Romp!” “a“
smouldering. and it may he lllilv lilt‘ there even a clue. l A mass will be celebrated tomorrow'lhl'i We? 8 watch or}! young negro
bodies cannot. be located for twenty.“ Private ’Zion of 1 Company. and morning at St. Mary; Church for the ilTUDSCd in n Lyust)’ fashion. whc “nail
four hours. if tht- mm are actually in fink W. J. Mcbellan. a member of mph in the service. This is a mommy'purioincd an overcoat from a Yel‘cw-
lht' ruins. l \' minivan). are the only two men _ ,, ‘ , . l a ,, ,-
Names of the Missing ‘who hare seen the thief. Zion was‘evtnt/that lids instituiid ashort “lllle nilrdtt in l.ldt city.
Superintendent (‘. ‘l-‘lOyd‘liaviland awake-lied by a stranger prou'ling."g°-.' . _
announced ”it norms of the thrcc about the barracks bui riot knowingl A colnpetltivc examination for
missing Dalientd. orri- of whom id” all the lit"? recruits. thought that lung Upputy Grand Sachem Rowe andlpnaifions of clerk and can.” a. .a",
known to be dead. riltbouch the bt y mart. ilrcsscd in bl'm denim overalls fl . ' ' . N . s
. an of Cochenoe Tribe, Improved Ur- Norwalk postoifice bill be held at the
. . . .. r. ~ .c. , : ‘ , . . .‘ _
cannot be idenliflcd Th: llilui {and mat! as but with a lied (roan der 0‘ Red Men, raised up the chiefs booth Norwaik postofllcc tomorrow,
are: ilerbcrt A. Mnltooll. llarlforil: sweater. and a .muffler wound about. .. " '
y-"d._.r;clt All: it. Middletown. and his neck. was a new recruit who had.’or Pnugussctt Tribe. 0‘ Danbury, In” the 1”by the United States “m SUV.
icc commission. The‘date of lhl‘ c1-
Sam "Wh'bllnk. Waterbury. Sir. been out far .3 drink or who had evening.
|aminationu was first placed on “HP
Mcllellan probably'
' Thomas J. Cunningham. deputy uaryfll3. but as this date is Sunday,
toon. who lives at No. 2” .llonroe‘saved the men of K company fromI
t , i. Hartford. lie is is ’ears of,.-lmilar thefts. He was in th t i » ,
Sigmund w” admitted u; the insti-Z about 2:15 o’clock- Monday 21:14.3; sheriff in Bridgeport, whosc otllclal dd- the examination will (also place on the
lotion on NOWMMI’ 30,- 1917- Th!" when he saw a stranger in the rmzties have brought him to this cizy‘l2th.
a
,.
.il?
A very important meeting of the
icorge l, All-3n, of Middlt'309‘n.,mfln corn out. he nodded and passed from Sheriff Pcase’s staff to 59“,me
L" ascended half wayiatrcet commissioner in Bridgeport.
of
lie is 2'. vearr. of age and has. lvsicll'out of doom,
at til? hospital since April. i'Jiii.'llp the «third» of K compnuv's bar. 1 . , '
”fhl- third man is a. Polar. Sam l'ni‘re— racks. turnul and saw Mild-Han “"'"'""' be M“ this 8402110011 in lionbury A“
bunk. lie is 35 years of age and trawling him .‘rtl tin-n walked oilin Captain Leonard Lochc, command-“0“" teams represented in the circuit
illi‘ direction of ihl‘ "()Vi'l'HOW" bar-ii"; one of the Hartford Companies of Will “3nd two delwall‘fi 98011 10 the
Stlpcrintendcnt Havlland startcd a racks. Illciillan. lriievlntr him to: . . _ ‘ 'meeting at which little an (.xecut‘ve
preliminary investigation of the cause im .2 new l'i‘Clilii, till-llijht nothing ‘ofifhe ’b'attonal _Gm;d’ a part 0‘ tho committee will be named and is won»
'of the fire tonight and had an intcr- thi- incident. “3414‘” DIV-“‘0" no" in France. 1' "ft q' I“ 'e t d 1 ll r 1")“.
ivicvi' with James Cowles. the night. Guard Jo,“ in 5,3,“. ’has a numbcr of Norwalk friends who am '9‘ sun. 8-»6 e . n a D ma
it half hour luv-r Zion Lad ariscn.h3Ve only recently learned that be Is “5' ”mm" C‘mmn‘mm ‘“' be we"
burned building. Th'“ was a rumor; in the MTI‘BCIZ-i of I company anti'ln Franco. ills wife was Miss Clavtt ed this post. A detinltc schedule for
the season will also be drawn up at
current this afternoon ”I“ COMP-“Thought his trousers p't'ltcth; thcy
was missing but this ‘” “mm“! to; WI“? cleaned and ‘h'w' thuled “more. formerly of Danbury, who “Ah-b meeting. and other minor detail;
have resulted from the fact that he'- i . . 2 twell known in this city. - . ' ..
will' bone. to got sonic sleep. in.;2.23"“...5‘31‘2:,3§}fi..},‘fi” hmlrgl‘dgiz ..._.__ iwm (mite up for di..p0°ition.
.‘707'93i5‘llg “2‘?” 25"” $33332}? H. Cohen ran ill his underwear to! The questionnaires that are being
home rt he c or the 9 me t , . “r ..
“0°“ ‘7‘" “WW” ”W'- i‘ V“ ‘hezcntlrlc gran?[rasg‘tllii‘lrh'ctlhglllltctoq233:3;.:emlmed no» a.c “,1 many cases do}
.irtmm pipes. Liner he saw the datum; 5mg”... fiddle Mack. we ”mm“; eel W) and will have to be corrected.
.i-llmt downward, lie started to give promoter, "fwd up all the men in tM'Those errors are due to the lec’. that
the‘hlarlll but in the mcantlme James calamari}. ard mp“. 0mm”, i‘COll cn‘t‘re registrants did not avail thcm-
"0“"qu turncd lathe “lam Theme Verne “ii-On lights were "31’l0d|lpivcfi of the opportunity to visit the
ot‘ llczilrcssey as to the. location of the’ searched. Moatmgfn J): $5.533??? advisory 1’0”“ who were 1“ all times
on. The attic. itself. is maciicallyzclmd only. warty mews. The-willing to aid them. The mini: regie
inacccsaible and the fact that therehl,;of did his vvrrrl; well. final: will have a chance tomorrow
55 “5’1”“ "'9" lends “1°" ‘0 "’9. First Borer-ml Lillv Lewis. of !.,faftcrnoon to fill these uucstionnairca
theory" that ”"3 fir" may have bepflicompany, who llails‘from Douglas, out propel-1",
gownsii‘tgfggefzfttnvcaggmm $21542? Aria, was ”1‘3. largcgt izdfvidualiloser. ‘
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a» yet. gzggy‘higfigymg in mg; ‘L‘L‘fia' ~sasitsrsstl. TONIGHT
' lt ”em"! likely today "‘3‘ four pa';nnd Sergeant Lewis Paterson wore: ”01"!“ ‘9' Bridgeport.
"CM! in the Connrctirut lunatic All"; sleeping and took Le'iis'g trougerti’ game, ‘
lum lost their lives in the title yesterw from a nail. After extracting $44 in?
day which destroyed one ot the large? $37.53“bgrsénhfufadfiil‘my 9‘" ”‘0,
Maggi. TV" bodies. “"9 ”cuffed The previous robberies were in if,
“"9743“ One 0‘ these 391‘" ldentf- conlpanv of the same regiment and‘,
fled. and Dr. F. C. ilaviland. the MP in a company of the First Battalion;
porintendent. had listed three patients. 1:19 (grim: Old”!!! thlgf til?“ Walled; ,
« . .leoccrsan men n mm or
as missing with the hope that theya talk t lay it will not be enflrcl y
would be found sheltered by sans one. healthy should he be “um by the
in or around Middleton. The our men themselves.
dentiftsd body was undoubtedly one ‘___,.__._______..._ “
.of these. But no word came of theta Chief Boatswain's Mate Victor W.'
during the night. and or. Havlland Ferris of the Naval Reserve term Ill
:lhls noon felt that two of the bodied. enjoying a brief furlough at his home/l OUR IIG tisso CAR OHOW ‘ i
linnst be. under the charred tinbsrs here today. ~. 1 And until April lot we will ‘ :
.aad rubbish of the Will wins. new 0 'l' U i boldi gt“ l ‘1,“- YOUR can '“u .
. . . s a special
' ' - If in the spring decide that so would prefer to have a new
rustlngatthsbotasotltrs.hank m y ‘
Tony Smith arrested after Dctcctl‘vrl
Snrgcant Hunt and Ofllccrs lobe";
and ’1‘. Barney had been called to tho
Radell Oyster Company's place on
Water strret. for the thcft of lib from
the clothca of David Adams also an
ugh-mot! to thirty days in Jail and
cost in tho downtown court. tl'llii morn-
ing by Judge V'osburgh. The case pl
Bro-mph Miller one of tho milieu coin.
"panles culployccs who wait nrrcdtcd.
League for breach cf the peace by Oillcci'
i'l'oothill was continued indefinitely.
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and Wilma-Knight
gm’m “I tbd “" sits this tors- . . any we will amass with your lssal Overland Dealer to audit you i
moo-Jo tune! the bodies was loud ltardsvant on Gregory Boulevard this § with M? “It.” so . new army '; a.“ ., -
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