conundrum .
arcane DEVENS‘
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, . tome-mass). i
Mosheadiaspesteerlsw In,“ "" "
l ‘ I . , WWII! . ‘
”M'fllfidm innumvsunhmfi ., '
, mtte M. ably the beginning 0: $33: .
Dulutheflvisicu. leraertrase.
The transferring of the miority of m Hoyt.
the tint release of men to the sons rs $.12“... 3......“ C' 2'
speaksweilortbestatusoftbsCoo-I Deitiesoff '
neeticut regiment. it also gives rise ' mfg...“ eroct
tobouoissssrly simiatssiss-‘- W ' . m". l
lag of long hikes. For these bikes. :5__ "I“ _V4 .. _ '
at“: gilevoeud, are not to be begun . M“ '—
e r ments taki the
u m M, m, Wm ‘ft “ {0;} REPORTS OF ALIEN
new by the men of the regimen that‘ ACTIVITIES FALSE
their Ornllutlon will be one of the- GREGORY SA’YS
brat to be brought up to full strength.’
elm Through Wrist. '
Private Elias Whitby. of Glens
Falls. N. Y.. a member of the Sixth
Company of the Depot Brigade. while
resting on the road In Shirley today.
matrmpanyutteing on a hike. started
row pe es at some of his co - try and it Is but natural
peniolu. When trying to get a bet. rumors are magnified into (saliva-m
ter arip on what he thought was a .pensational stories. The talk of dam-
pebble. he discovered that he was age done by enemymliens in causing
holding a bullet in the palm of his Incendiary fires is an Illustration of
band. (loser inspection showed blood this. Repeatedly in reputable news
:3 his band and wrist. He investigat- papers and in publicationsgotten out
i hurther and found that. unknown by citisen societies exaggerated state
0 im. be had been shot through the ments are made as to the amount 0'
mums stray millet, probably trot-gunners. ‘ ' ‘
‘ r range, d entered the back; “Statistics show i
of his wrist without his even feeling the vastly increased vtltle 3:533
it. gone through the Ilesh in some disc and plants. the ‘actuat fire loss
“than Ira- Pepa One).
Mrs Ms flagella.
“The public assumes." Mr. Gregory
iwrote. "that there is a great deal of
enemy activity going on in this cone-
wlarnn ransom
T tier Norwalk aad vicinity:
Fair ’ t: Wednesday ‘ increasing
cloudiness; light variable winds. be-
. coming path. The western disturb
- ones is central this morning oVer
nests used. It is causing unsettled.
shower]; weather from Colorado east-
ward to pinto end from Texas north-
‘ ward toplinnesota. This disturbance
is moving " slowly eastward. There
has been decided rise In temperature
in the rn districts end it is now
generally above freezing along the
i
r“. way and remained in the palm of his to property of ell desert tion i
northern '20 . 1:?Ihtbblzs‘li'a tong lhet lplagifuiltossingiW's:h not appreciably larger ills: lg:
. h—-—-———-— o e scovery. o e year of 1913. i
“I“ ‘ “‘3 ‘00 Major William Libby of the ord- port recently made “smegma "
TODAY . nence department at Washington. board of fire underwiters shows in sub .
tformer president of the National Rifle stance that oiuri it the Past year one
'1‘ . "—""I r.) ' .Association and, former professor at fire has been clegrly proven to be in
temperature: limit, a.; lull. Princeton University.—came to this work of alien enemies and at a recon:
40' Pair. .camp today on a two days’ tour of conference in the Treasury depart-
éins‘pection. His work will
apectlon of the success 0
United States ride.
be the in. lineal of all of the men in all depart-
r f the new I’ltentl. cgarged with protectlon of
. . an a an supplies it was its -
. thsanning exercises were engaged iout dissent that no instsilceg Wl‘v'ahs
' ews or the llrst time today by sin. known of a fire caused within the
I dents of the divisional schools. un- past year. by alien enemies
. : . 9!: Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Croft“ [millilitres Need of decrscy
‘ o e work consisted of charging the The attorney general suggested'that
ho‘elny who were armed with gun and "the very necessity for keeping sc-
Captain Joseph H. um”, of the '33:; :thLe those in the assault cret many of the activities oi the de-
Phoenix Wine Company. is confined to disermp t’lleiyxa‘lsged £331,233 3:: {fitment undoubtedly contributes to
to hishomeinllcnr! street, with a. bare hands. The men did excellent mmvfilglwloh‘hgfltltfe‘dc? .you but.
“u". attack of the measles. work in this method of hand-to-haudl “ll would be Iblilrd .10 any that
. _ , ‘ aging. ‘ every hostile act hes been Iucoeas
There'ylll beameeting of Bishop mane“ ban the ranges are scoring fully run down and the oifender
Fenwick Council. Knights of Colum- 'pieatlure :hnow and they take more brought to punishment. or that every
“I No”"l263 t th 1 0 an formerly in making a chem! agent or propegendist at work ‘
, . . , a or rooms. 1 8 hit. Somebody thought it would be In this country has been discov ed
South Main street. Tuesday evening. ‘ 300‘ “l“ ‘0 call “‘9 “We“ "'0“ I do" h°'°""t'”°" that "Wing“:
Arthur-1.913- 'Hlnden‘burgx." yon Tirpltg" and tbslsible ellort is being loads 'to ferret
other vons, The men seem almost out and punish activities of this char-
to think they are shooting at the feel actor and that this work in other tie
vons. partments as well as my own is be-
Jltney Regulations. . lug done from day to day with con-
New Regulations for iitney drivers' stsntlr Incl-mitts emciencr. '
}were issued today from divisionl "Long before we entered the war
eadquerters. The new regulations this department "008th the neon
name not only the maximum prior sity of an ancient system for the
glint; may be charged by the” men. prevention as well as the detection
of“m piece limits undue humbér‘i’l enemy activities and began at that
men that may be carried in their time to strengthen and build up its
machines. These .niies applyL hot lbureeu of investigation which now for
only to cars while operating within I long time hll been operated on I
the cantonment. but to long runs to," war basis. in addition to this the do
and from the cantonment. such as partment has accepted the services
/ trips to Boston or Worcester. [and to a great extent supervises the
. The new regulations will not only. activities of more than 200.000 citizens
. Boys on Spring “mu '1“, '9“ 9...; Droltect the soldiers but also serve'ol proven loyalty, systemaiiuny or.
50"“ mum“ "m m mm "a tocfiau'f'i the. chances of accidents. smiled throushout the country as an
. au eurs must receive. a pass auxiliary to the work of the d -
no shot were taken to, the DOING...” from division headquarters to operate mflit- It is a fair statement [eparl'
lion yesterday afternoon and after h within the cantonment. They must that the country has never hasn't?)
talking to were released. They prom- also "display a sign “‘Taxi" or. "l-‘orJhofOlllheroliced in its history by
559d that they would“ no merit [III- ‘1po and [he radluor of their can the federal authorities as ll ll today.“
.. m... mum tun?" til": 2;" ’— '
, rom ovson a - N
quarters. Prices have also been filed ORWALK CONTnACT'NG NOTES
for fares within the cantonment and;
for shorter trips to and fro the can-
lonment. The new rules wil go intol
elect on Thursday.
The City of Hartford has adopted /
. the slowisand filtration plan for purl;
lying iti’water, after the members 01
the water board had been deadlocked
over the matter for several months.
Mrs. Edmund of 72 Northfhlall
"street reported to the police that she
. lost her pocketbook at her home fee
terday afternoon. Whether she mil-
‘laid it or it was stolen is not known.
The police are investigating.
A session of the Connecticut Swed~
Ssh Sunday school association will be
Jleld with the Swedish Immanuel Con-
strugational Church of Danbury next
fistnrday and Sunday.1'he session will
(The Commercial Record)
East Net-walk Residence
St. John a Keyser have taken the
contract for building a reslednre on
"open with a conference at four o'clock COULTER WAS ONE . Egg??? "will”: for Mrs. Johannal
Saturday afternoon. Meetings will be 01? CYCLOPS CREW . . w e of wood, bungalow
type. having eight rooms. the exterior
being shingied. The heatin ill be
(Con _ K V
tinned from l'lrst PIS”- bv furnace and all improvements will
olic church. He had to obtain the he provided. The foundations are now
(copsent of his parents in order to in and the sub-contracts have not been
enter the service. All efforts to per- M.
suede him to finish his course. In the;
university. before taking the step.[
failed. He was determined‘ to enlist.‘ -
”'4 his parents. realising that he the contract for the extensive alters
would enter the Navy with or without tions to be made to the old Starr place;
their consent. gave that consent. for L. A. Dohertv. 120 Broadway. New
The parents of the youth: man York. the plans for which are by Ar-
held on Sunday at 10 a. m.. 4 and 7 it.
an.
Mrs. Alex Diamond has heard from
her husband who disappeared from
this city'seversl days, ago. It 3".“
first thought-that he had gone to Boer
”ton to work in a shes rectory and
. then when it was found that he was
not at Boston nothing could be learn-
' ed of where he had gone and 'Mrs.
Alterations in Residence
A. R. Malkin & Co.. have taken'
mimosa feared that he had made "Y. heard f ' .
I with himself. Yesterday. however. 9mm '3: .31?" “19312211333 hill: chitect .n. n. Paddock. The steam ,__¢______,___ _ ‘_ M
, one "“th “m “flu that “.9 had mother ”can“ bore the date J“, heating is to the let separately. The SEEKS TO END" * ters' organisation and learned from
ed the U. 8. Army “ Fort 91mm 23.1919, "9".“ was then aboard the cost of the improvements will be. . . them i that Preaideht Michael F.
Join Cyclops and the boat apparently '3, about $10,000, . HAT Tm, )UBLES g‘rleene. of the United Hatters. should'
in a very warm climate. _ Not until. Plans have been made by Clarence
gig, is; 32m? gating? gas: 1. Finch for a new factory building to
was long overdue dld the ”am“. hear be erected near the East Norwalk re"-
more about the'boy. ‘road station. It will be constructed r' l"
_ John, "I m "5“,," o, m Cm... hollow tile blocks and will cost‘abom
ter family and his parents are heart $4.000. '
brokliz. bHehhas an older sisters and
. an o rot er. arias. His mother
said today that the suspense of the. USE 6:223:05 MUd‘l’AHD iN
situation was very trying to them ali.l F "$.11."
0R LiNiMlli‘l'b u,
/
and was now stationed there.
The boy's relatives and friends are‘
naturally ginning at the hope thail
I
from. it is a case where no news is
being interpreted to the extent
. tile as am news.
’ . Seaman Coulter is a graduate of St.
John's Parochial school of this city. i
‘ m , '
Loan aupgcmpmgu. GROWING 'imenta are used for colds. pains and
WASHINGTON, April “rum, aches. cm or Mustard is better: .
Loan subscription smaller "to? ‘crsanl of limbs-.1 ~
assesses» were reported today tn‘ 30"
thorns-mum eleveecftlletwalve {two'- Wm fies-ts
rodent Reservebanks. no is maintains. was muscles. bruises. i"
WMMMmmm..“-.°Wbmthmwfi A
Munitions-nostril Waninsaadaehesefth‘e‘ 7
pout-‘ot‘tbc clotssbtoned mustard plaster. in
it is the old family remedy greatly in l"
proved by‘scieece. '
‘ l
w.
._ t.
_or Howco coficc
tit and grateful. It is picke
close the General Electric plan! and
give‘Plttsfield the mast serious labor come
trouble that city evor experie ed
.When the conciliator ill-rived In
held it was 'edmltted that the situa-
'tion had reached the point where s d
settlement would be impossible and
at the closing of the big General.
,thc collie:- will ventnslly be heard Cream 0' "MM DOM NH I'M" omwait, however. through
Cream of Mustard takes" the place prestige of his oflce
which he conduct
settlement of the dispute succeed
" on in drawing“? an‘ agreement 9t .
t w .m e a revs
in most cases where plasters or lin- alums?” General Electricgghiallf
“a m. mee‘ tetives of the cm sacldse with be and mail it to relay a
plum “M" “Wm“ M“ cs. Whitefield“ avenue. oblcaso.
throat. ’ tonsilitis. all! mm
' “MI
handled
'a settlement
“Hem ,
Enhances on Main Street.
W. C,-
u l
We acce ted war for a
worthy o ' ct---and the war
will end w n that ob'ect is
attained. Under God, hope
it will not end until that time
Abraham Lincoln, June 16, 186i.
. Lincoln spoke truly. The war did not end till
its object was attained. ‘ _
And this war will not end till its object is at-
ta' ed: till the might of the German beast is broken,
til the German lust for power is destroyed, till wom-
anhood is sacred and childhood protected once more!
If you have sent your son to the'colors, there is
no need to ask that you buy Liberty Bonds. You
will do it without asking. .
If you have seen your brother march away to
hear his brave part in the greatest war of all ages, you
require no plea to buy Liberty Bonds. You will do it
without asking. ‘ ‘ ’
But you who how: no personal interest in the
our, who do not wait eagerly and anxiously for let-
ter-ll from the “other side," who are thinking more of
your own enjoyment and your own wages than of the
country’s peril, HOW ABOUT YOU? What are you
going to do?
. Wake up; you men and women who have yet to
buy your first Liberty Bond! Wake up!‘ Do your
' lull share! , ..
Awake; the Hub is at the gate!
'7" ‘ This week
a .Coffee special!
Good friend in the morning: cupof fragrant well-
tlavored coffee
Best friend in the morulng: that cup made from
.Howco coffee.
is strong but smooth. is fra-
d coffee, carefully
graded—Alien roastcd'espcrtly and each day here at
/
the store.
Howco co
sorts with a lot of f
more and more. .
To get more, this week a limited amount at a
special price. That is just to get acquainted. Once
acquainted. you and Howco coffee will become real
friends.
Regular
ground or pulvcl'izetl—tllis week - 4 lbs 81.
It’s best to buy it. ill the bean. the flavor and
strength are retained. Each morning grind Just
ffce at 35 cents a pound is one of the
i'iends and users. But we want
'greut- trout!
Buy it .
to 12 lbs. w'liilc quantity holds out.
this week atma solving. You may4ltave up
Front baseman t.
THEHOWLAND
ciaiiy present the hatters' side of
the controversy. Mr. Creenawalt im-
mediately communicated with Presi-
dent Greene. at the New York oflices‘.
v; of the United Hatters. and Mr. Greene?
told the-eonciiiator ’ that he wouldl
‘to Danbury this afternoon and!
confer with him in regard to the lo
cal sitautlon.
“i will. see both sides and then en
esvor to havedhemnivc at a Dian
of adi‘nstment." stated the conciliator.
(Continued from First Page).
employee which.:threatencd to
its
Mr. .
i
ric plant was a certainty.
the .
nner tier oi lied lien. will meet this even-
' K
d the ma
negotiations int. ‘
ssouav
v
o
Don't lullii lhll.. Cut Oil! this film
/
pisnttpraa avensd. Tile/press; ill. l . _ .
moon-Misfit oipmy, .wrltinlrosl'nameandaddrsss
' 7.1, mméusommm‘ clearly. Yeuwlli’reeeive/iu return a
«In for themesner in wbiebsrisl package societal-groin?) Hen-
. “l' " isr‘ scans.
Ft
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35--cclit Howco coffee, in the been or
furlough for breakfast need. Your when will be a
lbs 31
DRY Goo—osco
Uncas Tribe. No. 26. improved Or- ‘
‘ alised in Alliance." the major is quot-
‘f'ram'is'sssslsunesdctsrest haste:
afield Avenue.Callllon Street
w'o-
u
‘f
Spring needs
of home. ."
3 [Po make and to keep house clean and bright and
attractnve; ~ . . M
. Or to lighten work of housekeeping all through'
the Summer; - . l
Qt to save much of time spent in cleansing usual
utensils; is s wt
Or to let in fresh air and keep out flies and other
unwelcome winged visitors;
.t
..«-
t
‘ These Are Ready!
Cookers that White ware
use no coal. for pantry.
“(gating plates. 2 or I burners— Broad box“. several 800d mm:
' ' , -—v50c to 82.25.
Gas tubing in 4 to in foot lengths Call b 'ith ’ll ‘ . 'l
——10c and lie foot. to 8" seo oxen u n. Oil-4.1..
Gas cookers with 16-inch oven
and three burners beside broiler
in oven—810.
Gas ranges with double id-inch
ovens. 4 burners and simmercr on
tor-820.50.
Box cabinet gas ranges ducble
ll-lnch ovens. 4 burners. warming
shelf—"4.
Cabinet box ranges with double
6 8-inch ovens. white pans and pan-
eled doors. 4 burners. broiler in
oven—.40. ‘
Handsome box cabinet ranges
with while back and sides and
paneled door and drip-pan. double
10-inch oven and broiler. glass oven
door with heat indicator. 4 top
burners-445.
Perfection oil stoves. 2 and a
burner. very efficient—814.25 and
819.50. .
Florence automatic blucn‘sme rill
stqoves. 1 z I or 4 burners—Sid to
We
Cake closets—$2.35 to 33...».
Canisters for flour and sultan—r
73c to $2.25.
Tea and coffee ('nnlstel'sv-w'l'fic.
Cosh boxes—70c to $1.25.
Dust.pane——10c to 35c.
Babies' bath tuilswblxih 1012.50.
Pantry sets-—90c in 32.75. '
t
Light strong
durable aluminum.
Quick to carry heat to u'lilltt-veat
one wishes to cook; very easy to
handle because so light.
Toll kettlea~e—84_.05 to 85.70.
Lipped sauce pans—46c to “.75.
Berlin sauce pans- 000 to $2.45.
'l;rescrving kcttics— $1.15 to _
o. . .
Berlin kettlcl-v— 90c to ".45.
Rice boilers. doublet—£1.95 to
$1.80. -
Ovens for use on one or two I
burners, gas or oil stored—83 to
ss.
Good staunch
Roasters. s slzcs.—~it.7.’. to 863.65.
Drip pans. 4 sizes.--ll.90 to
.
doors and screens. M0- ‘ . '
Ten and coffee II')lfl-“l.2-l to
Five different styles of screen “'15. .
doors in slses ranging from 2% by
Gig feet to 8 feet by fill.
Three of these styles are filled
in with black wire and two with
attractive pearl wire. ,
According to else—82.10 to 84.50:
and price includes hinges springs
and! knob.
Pudding puns, 4 sizes.-50c to
.20.
8t
Coke and muffin pulls—48c l.
81.95.
Bread puller—70c and 75c.
Good strong wooden-frame win-
dow screens. 7 sixes-35c to 90¢. Blankets f0:
Reel-frame screens for windows. many 11888.
according to also—46c to 81.10.
Netting for refitting doors and
acrbns. 2h 80 32 or 38 Inches
wide:-«black 15¢ per foot: pearl.
Clothes Millikan-031.75 to is.’
Wet-wash llflskt‘ll.—75t‘. to ".50.
Round hampers with feet.» $2.85
29c per foot. to taco. .
Hampers. squnrc nlllnni: or oval .- ,»
Trays to or nail-rouml.-—l:..5o to $3.50.
Shopping llaskct‘s—‘bsc for She.
Waste paper baskets-25c to”,
Bnbics' baskets—ll and "-25.
Sewing baskets on stand—".2! .-
save many steps.
Beside their daintiness and nice
effect. serving trays save a great
many steps!
Ja lined trap-lilo to 80¢. . and ’4' .
Ch‘lladren's fro)” “m“! or blue Firt-wnml lmskriu. plain or stain.
or willie-ms to as. - “V42 ‘0 ‘5- . ~
\Xhi‘t: papier macho trays—81
to 2. .
Black surveys—81.35. To get the
Nahogany-flnisli trays. 2 sizes.—
31 and use. - garden ready. .
Nickeled bays—toe to u.
Fine trays of mahogany inlaid
In handsome patterns—$5 to $12.
Spades. sqvlnre end—3|.35.
iron rakes. 2 slats-40c and 50".
Steel rakes. 2 sizes.—80c and Si.
.Trowols—Sc to 250.
4 l
1 009d Strong , Round-point spiltlcs—Sl.50. l
galvanised utensils. Wire “ohm. 1
Wash tubs. two ntyics and sizes. "filigrdcn '9le 3 "‘268~"300 ‘0'
—3l.25 to ".65.
Water pails. g to 15 quart—45c Garden boar. mluruntcc
d, 25 all",
50 foet.-—10c foot. -
to 60¢.
Garbo-re cans. ’wc-vcral Sizes,- Hose reels. wood or steel—73¢
50cm 82. ‘to 82.25. .
Ash cans. strong and “0.1,...” Lawn sprilihlcrs.»fific to 82.75.} ..
to $5. l’rtlning shearer—$1.10. .
Lnu'll mowers—w “.25 to Sill.
slop pails—80c and Mo.
MPANY.
; - I,“ -s
Ltbe‘ ships and with them we mds'trh
'men. supplies and equipment
Says situation is More Serious Then France." ' "‘
We Realise E '
Major Howard A. Oiddincs, a mom-i
her of the Connecticut State Council:
of Defense, who went abroad on on (ll-[,4
flcial visit of inspection of the war
sone as a member of the Liberty Lona.
Mission. and wi's commissioned an?
the personal representative of.tlovcr-
nor iHolcomb. has returned. says the$
Hartford Times.
Major Giddings was unable to visit
Connecticut troops in France but was
allowed to send by courier the mes-
sage to Connecticut soldiers overseas.
be carried from Governor Holcomb.
The division in which the Connecticut
troops liere serving was in the front
lines when lisior alddings pla‘nned to
visitxtllem was revoked because the
great offensive was beginning;
"The war situation in England and
mace is far more serious than is re-
...n . . ._ .._.. ..,...—._.. .-....
MAJOlI GIDDINGS BACK
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.——.—_.—...-..~.—. .. .
“BARGAINS?
Pure Condensed F
Compound lard ‘1
Collette-Brand
. Coffee
ed as urine is a New York dispatch.
lb.
l l
”panorama tackles
I
Milk, large can 159 ..
26c is w
" it.
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