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: . :BISHOPWILLIAMS
2i 7 '.. . - "Wig
f. (conlhudhoui’agopaoi >1.
:phit'iago Theologicar Seminary. and
'loraneriy put of the South (3me
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Tristram ,&‘ Hyatt
.Norwfli’s Loading Dry Geode Store
. i church in this city. who was
110 Liver an address on “The church ‘
tin These Times." has been called
:bacif to Chicago and will be unable
to attend. Sessions were held in the
HM Church and the South
Church. i
All last evening's Incision. Bishop,
tut or B. Wilson, of New York told
lot recent visit to the battlefields
of Europe. He said democracy is
[coming by installments and is com-
flng fast. He paid more attention to ‘
the living things rather than inspect-
,ing the dust of dead kings.
The. French home is a very sacred
iplace and the. womanhood of France
its at this panlcular time deserving
‘ lot the highest honor. Since human-
‘tty entered this gmtoat enterprise,’
French women have been doing all.
that wonnnhood can bear.‘ The two}
:most have stood by the men to.re-
lease the men for the work of thc‘
great a variety of styles and shades.
Dainty Silk Dresses
Splendid Styles in Most Fetching Models
' * See the New Waists. .
Ladies ’( Suits and Coats
Never have we shown more attractive models in as
.tmscites. '
j "The men or France! What shall 1;
salt of them?" said the Bishop:
.”W’oul-1 that i could speak the wordst
.thoy deserve. i have been through
,citlrs and towns where there was not
" ; Reliable Raintoals and Umbrellas -—
a single man of military age left. i
raiiv them going to war and return-
inst from the trenches. They did not;
’nlllig. They did not .iosilt- one another.
-...... _. ~_ _-~_-_ _...-._--._......_
BOY AUTOMOBIEL
gm. marched. on"... m... .....E VICTIM EXPECTED To .
ftu march toward the trout titan away DIE FRO}! HURTS :'
,frttim the front. They were all will-
iimg to put their shoulder under the
‘burden of humanity."
] tht the Verdun section, Bishop
(Continued from First Page).
'tliod with the Treble bureau b_y il-e
two men alter the accidt-nl (fast-y was _
driving on Crescent'avcnuc at a low .
:Wiilson and his party ate witlt the
{soldiers and attended services. All
idurinn the services the big Runs
limousines for Christenings, Weddings
and, Receptions
wr srrcuuzs iii SERVICE
VAAST BROS. GARAGE:
5 line 'I'on Attachment-
‘ Cali, 1 MM hlisehaeaii
flaliiIcliedlo your Fordior
‘1 . $440.00
rate of speed early last night shop
3 four boys rushed from the sidewalk at
'Wlliiani street and ran directly in f:
itiiundercd and roared as they thunder
ithird roar ailhday and night along this
section of t c front. During the set-l -
, _ ° trout of the machine.
“‘1'“? " mm“ “"09"” NM." The right hand forward wheel of the
i triliead and the single candle beag- “No.1,“. Mamet! and knocked biml .-
inset tit services, was extinguished so down while the right hand rear wheel ‘
is» toonot advertise the place and that passed directly ‘over his body. 3‘09-
t nigh. "1h; inactiglg. p,“ .. soon a; ponibl? after tlu» ac.
. i one t ng about a German, cidenl. (‘Igey went back to see what. .
not?» ”it" It is abegtlutrly neutral: in; the matter with the boy and he:
an; who? Ithey bomb. he said. "Redéround that in. was unconscious. A call 1
. - bills are ”Preluily {Mort was sent to the Emergency hospital
ed: for bombing." Telling of hi , . - L l
.1. . 17 unanim- as. com soawam an“... mm. be urged that m. ".3333 ri'.§:“.{,.‘:3:.tgg,ggg Trgtiunfihmg;
‘ ‘ I ' ’ i .w to are ltn'ttin ,
M“ ”hi mdmd. I” dC‘ “I" 1350. "I" 2011' ' crime he esperizncczzini‘llil: hztollilllt‘ttmfii'nmbugfifeerad Several Fracturu l
. 1"W“Jn' . h K . I
‘? nonstraflm CI" 1959 2.52:: 1'3”!" harm that EM"- Be knit-l .‘fl‘r a short diagnosis of the case
i R ih l ‘ bl J (i W iqut:Pu'rl':3 glitz”. ht;l said. "Keep; lir. ll. (‘.. Pasutli ordered the boy rush-g.“
I ’ o a" t" “mm 9 .. u 5' "h" e "N” "" ""1" the' ad to the itri eport hospital where it:
, 3 THE KNIGHTS'flth / and Roger ”ammo" as "Charlie ““4""! m“ ‘I done." 3 is reported the: he has been placed on‘
“S s aragc COLUMBUS HAVE demon." a newspaperrnan were excel. “*9in :n‘s'k‘o Tm mistake. he said? the dangerous list. it is said that'
, . . lent. Elton Hoyt, as “Pierce." tho 9 0 e (‘llton has ion b ‘ i d hulls ‘
' ' ‘”‘ ‘ ‘ it I .7“. ‘ t MEMBERSHIP DRIVE chat. and later as 'Colonol its!c|sh."if;,“l 0:"; :ultaemacy of the? “was: :xgfigi magma“ 3:23;; tribal
him ' d m 'mlk ' Bob's former rc lint'llfll colonel. sent ' fl . '9' "ll '0 Paris. then to and'probabh- internal injuries. ' i
' ' ‘ " 1' (Continued ""3 n” One) line audience lno roars of laughter London and from London to Wash-l while u... .mdem "I reported'to‘
- It!” 0"! the W . .-——-- ‘timc and time again. The axooiloualllslon W" the intention. The courage, tho police no arrestayere made but'
m. mm 1950 "omnizi'eiinbh'vwiffitWham", or; acting ofi 'thb-chmamblers' 5)! "‘10 cast its-flail;t :anllt‘lli‘nnss ut Larger? mam”; Plummar and Casey were summoned,
' . t crw. ‘ e so .u on costumes [must a r em m
Home Phone 1622 u... ’ " “ “" m“ it" 5“
Father Lynch in, two very in- and the
J tereatinn addresses titled with patriot-i .‘I‘l'lhi-Bi
lam.
L ii‘dt'o aim?!"
They made a hit with the mom {who witnessed last nigh
.bers and undoubtedly will be morelance to resolve to-retnrn tonight I
frequent attackers at the local coun. watch the stifled young members t
c" gatherings.
Peter F. Foley.
‘ member of South
lA-TTERIES WILL FREEZE IN but more recenti
COLD WEATHER ' Laclede Council.
can at put-Willard Service stating enter;aine‘d the knights- with an in-
."9’. you will eat 3 1WD tonsay interesting description of the
' ,tcat "mug-ten amt-t rm City, of St. Louis, dealing with St.
.mn authorative advice in this Louis as a city, its population. ind
5.
,. on. itrios. churches and especially speaki-
WO-rccbarge, repair and store bat "'3 °'- "'0 K- 0’ 0- Work there. Mr
. . .Foley received a rousing reception at
inn"! battery for any make of “I the conclusion of his address. He
is obtained at any time.
i spoke most encouragingly to the work-
,”"l-‘sirbanlts Storage
NorWalk (‘ouncil
y Grand Knight of
school orchestra furnishing the must
K. of‘C.. St. Louis,
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
once.
.0”; of the campaign committee and
‘pointcd out their duty and predicted
The campaign for membership was
_ ‘iformerly launched. and .the iworkers
Am, m hm (received their commissions from the
Miss Nancy Worburton. Bob’s sister.
and Betty's chum .
William, a stable boy
. m .. . Evelyn Ferris
..............
or the "tun-ant. go‘iairman of the committee. Nine ap . ---- . ---------- comP‘l“ ””300"
_t ‘ G 2"":11 and...“ l plications were received as a result COL Franfi “31°13“, Worburton'a R93“
. I .m- ”#:3- l- “0 3 “n. l of the efforts to date. The drive will mental CO'OMLH-l ----- Ell“ ”931
w rum savage-”I1. or s bottles 82.75.] last for thirty (12‘ 3 Scene: Judge Watts private exami-
.CII¢INIIATI.G ' , nation room in the Third Precinct.
DRAMATIC CLUB ACT ii.
* ‘ ’"‘ “““l MAKES A HIT' Scene: The 'Snuggery". of Col. An-
'2‘
nesley’s home at Chevy Chase.
tContlnned nor- m Para)
Time. One month later. Morning.
' ACT ill.
lies hasno Better
lllslon Titan Pov-
' eriy.
1' . is but one quality of opti-
. gh-uudintheinauntao-
“.yofourlenus.
‘ Scene:
‘ iiho high school as one of the best, iii Time. Two days inter. Late in the
That the bushlamateur theatrical pro-19",“... —
.duction ever ”attempted in Norwaik. 9
i Though thew’presentation of the play.
might be classed as amateur theatri-‘WAR PICTURES AT 5
card there was nothing amateur aboutl THEATRES SUNDAY.
it. for every member of the cast took i
off his or her part to perfection with-{
’ m and the man“ “I, out a slip or misquoted word during flown.“ no. "u" "I” i
s .1. a“ benefit the entire production. indeed. while 3
. . - some from our “mm“ the play it was difficult to army will tell of his eaperiencea in.
.. . , think that the participants were only the battle of Yprea where he was;
m m a” mm high school scholars and not iinisbco twice wounded, of the life of the boys'
products of so ~i noted school of son “I “‘9 much"- 0' “5
capture and ,fin-l
,lng. it would a dittlculttasb to pick ””50“le
in the camp for prisoners
l .t o 't “lesson. 0 many. and or his rc-
W '3: iitfi'm'ni?’.ffzfifk"nfi lease bocau;o[the Germans consider!
W pro- Wffml- ‘- 104 him of hit-titer luscrtor army
'lliss bin-ion Nuance: as "its“,‘ssrvice. I
A l .
an“:
covered
a...“ fu-lov The-pictures and lecture are well
am 0.... 3..., ‘02,." worth names. for the nominal ad-
.3’. Mirodlnn‘y olcbr- tiniasion fee of twenty cents. The pro,-
.3. M witb‘hor’ sasdsoftbaasiowtlt gototbatfltata,
.« 'r M ., . - . ~ “tsunami”, ”tsunami
. 4“-
bcsuty oi the yet simple atago'mld [0 mean,
wit.’ panplflvom‘ of ”"9 neat features of the u
is performu'nhe great Cardinal of Belgium.
the club give their final presentation emiattors 0i dOKmn the cardinal
formerly a chartcr Dancing will also be an added stifle-Noll“ not agree.
tion on tonight's program. The higll‘Wmld pray to G
this evening,_ the same as last evening
between the acts and for tho dancing.g’¢lr ”1080 0"er there.
Named in order of their first appear-i “Lid!
0 09"
Martin. Clerk of‘ the 3d Precinct Conrtilt‘pp.
.................... Albert mower
mitt-er Cassidy. of tho 3d Precinct Po
lice Station .......... Thomas Hoyt
Officer O'Brien. of the Mounted Pollcolsuv that Germany cannot
.. [layer Sallie!
Mr, Charles Henderson, a Newspaper
be beaten, his hotel for a short .riod. but it was '
success in the work. . Man Roger McKibbon that Germany will be beaten." not practical. if infirm hotel men
B u a, Ralph Comatock of the U. S. Navy, Magistrate Watts of the 3d Precinct "it right is right, if God is God," in the stats saw tit to try out the mat-g.
I cry . who has Just returncd from his third Court ---------------- Joseph Roth rimmed Bishop Wilson. "then Ger- ter he would continue. He said tho '
., No Main 8“,.“ 3° NONI“ t trip related some interesting incidents Lieutenant R059" Worburton, lately llllny must be beaten," while the large Stratfleld is now on a 50-50 basis be-v
.‘ ' 1'10”“. .3. ' 'in connection with France, and his resitmed .......... Frederick Brack church shook with applause. He does. cause of complaints made by guests! .
. 1.31:, He stathm but there were aboutl Miss Betty Annealey“. " . M . ..Q. not brillei'? that the victory over Ger-l when the wheaticss meals were sorvedq-ff
, . men on is ship. of these neat-l '. .' ..... _ .......... . a on an area many a mpossible. He believes it two weeksa o. ‘ ’ ‘
Wanna BUYING £200 were catholics. while at a port Mrs. Conway. hereonfldsnte ..... .- it Possible. but America needs to m is Ob‘urvcd Elsewhere. i
tit" mom in France. Easter week. a committee .................. Helen Vosburgh It: and talm notice Of what is going Mr. 800V"!!! said he knew of statesii
can! m m ' )equegted the protegtant chaplaln for Corn, the Anneslay’s maid ....... . o in the world. We should be awak- Where the hotels were observing the9
”Y. “Tum OLD permission to arrange for a mass on Marietta Zelultlenod by the congressional you, in w“. wheatless meals. but whether it was
. Amuom board ship. Easter Sunday. A priest MORSE!" “9"". the Anneslfll chef . { min. where the issue was one of loy» practical here in Connecticut is Rome'i
f L mo! was sent Saturday evening and on ............ r ....... Elton Hoyt aty and disloyalty. it they were mg. thing he wants to . find out 5M
m m ‘41. Easter Sunday. 190.calb0llc. boys. re- COL 990’” ““193!” a ”Billed army ills to elect a senator of the same caii- the int-clips at Waterbury yester-
. . . on. 'reived communion. ' 0M0" - SHOIIHOHMOI'Jhar as thchone who left. i am not day Was held entirely ‘for the pur-
.' r 1.21:}; m’ . “Pa“; (”amid $33M! i/Ihn p. 1:... Count Karloii, a Rulmvgii‘li‘mnilllgunnlsmmm at the expression." pose. He said Clifford D. Perkins.
aw Iw‘ gator, Sign. .. cMa on ma 6 e cosng remar s. ------------------- .
Same as Act ii. I
l 'lrs. Berry presidcd’fit the meeting).
8-1)“ to appelir hero in the city court. 'l‘i‘af-j
"Thov shall not pass.’
' isI tic policeman who witnessed the acct.
'ur.‘ dent said that the automobillsts were
and! in no way to blame for the catastro-
of ,nre two men Bishopphe. l
l
l
l
Will! “be"
:1; W
ilson would like to have soon. On.“
.13: {ANY FLOUR RAISE
.. IS PROFITEERING, ‘
SCOVILLE STATES, _
but on patriot .
ad that i might boil
in accord with him; he said . '
“Those that can pray. let them pray!
Let us find our"
ilet. us send ship
not only of men but of hope, ' i ‘;
and 0"includes." said the'bis- cent. whdatlesa until the next harvest?
General Pcrshing's message to! Mr. Scoviile said the matter was en-V
the people of this country given in: tirely in the experimental stage but he,
:hsponse 'to the bishop's request. is: wanted to talk with the hotel men and .
Tell America that it 4,. heresy to see what they thought of such a plan.
be beaten.’ Frank A. Cantweli oi the eminent.
ny can be said he had tried the wheatiess idea in ‘
c
l
WWI tomhrr. icoaunm tram First Page). 3
lT’elI America that Germs
brats-n. that Germany must
Bishop Wilson touched on the pro-
German sltun on in this country when
he said that t costs no more to re-
turn than it cost to come over and;
they should go back when they found
American ideals not to their lilting.
it they came‘ltere and pnrtoolt of the
lli‘berty and freedom at this country
and then thy to deliver this country
Iinto Germany's hands. the yare‘ trait-
“. It is time We stopped this child- conserve as much as possible in order _
itih fashion of handling matters. “’3‘ more may be 59'“ 39'0" "‘9
James R. Baker, of the National 'floccan for the soldiers in France.-
Glouncil of Defense, who returned re-
managerof Hoteiileublein in amoral
has resold to wholesalers, all his wheat.
tionr and will serve no wheat flour pro?
ducts until September. thereby adhcn
inn strictly to the pledge given by hint
and 560 other hotel ineneto Herbert)
Hoover at Washington last month.
The state food administration said
there was no danger of any hour short-l
age in Bridgeport, but folks should
zreen. Sizes 4 to 14. from.
$3.98 to $7.98
Easy Payments-If You Want Them. 5
I OU/lL/fl’H/CHIJT-
H.Krieger & Co.
GIRLS’ con rs
will be sold here at very special prices: in a irood as-
sortment of black and white checks. plain blue. sag/i;
I
of quality and distinction
MODERATELY PRICED
BEDROOM FURNITURE
in odd pieces or complete sets;
all finishes. '
i m.”
PINK! Y I. Old/[57'
27. He explaicd his actions y saying ding to the records of the Central "or
on of Chicago, made pub-
he said he can
. ‘ ‘ a in attic, after rlniilng a ard Associati
$211913: gurgling; Egan-l: D EN Y VIOLATION . am: ‘20:“: ‘0' the “‘y' and ”m iic here today.
the last speaker of the evening. ' 0F INJUNCTION 0"" “batted in", “9 {321121335 by The record show
> V Afternoon Program. ' ISSUED BY COURT hu;l:3lgb?el}zefl,::;slgd Sampwss elect born in Gennnny.‘ Prat!” 10"“ 0""
benmnl‘ietige at"??? egg??? was " cd from‘the saloon. He went horn-:ieye while in the reforuiatory.
Innit‘tersnl'y finisslfmarey' what»: with (Continued m first M) and hi ""9 dumwred “%;“':h::r“'v’l7:'
held at the South Congregational 4 -— {mfg}; 'flsnmgn.:::ua Igniting to .
cl urch. Mrs. Warren F. Sheldonkot'llicnnrssey. Sam Monaco. Francesco.
illitidletown. presided at the Woman'sl PRIOIIO. Mlltttlt‘uflco and 111th Holln'i
Foreign Missionary may meet“); at] sky; in rebuttal Fuaco and O'Haha wree
201310“ “a Mrs. Howard E. lint-toad r‘cémiiednti:i the stagd, while the plain-
of this city, favored with vocal tieiec-A 1 recs 8 Harry 01‘0” "I: W1" am . is of tits
tow. a... Edwin n cum. on!" Green“ "Wm R- "m illnifi'fi?t3.§iiii ‘ii: boys are
New York. vice-mam of the W 1"" WWW" "mm” °""""ein the army anti a third will soon go.
dioty, delivered an address. members °' the union or "'9” agents He said his reason «Liar not worlds!
"‘“m’d't’” "”9”?“ °1 "'9 United much was on account ol rheumatism
1 "30 WW5 Home Missionary i States H" “"3".” in Danbury. while He admitted trotting 81 a.woelr. some
” 3:”, John A» Mad...” the defendants witnesses denied any cool and 3‘ “9" groceries when the
I It“ Ruth Bennett ”“0704 '0' intimidation through hirollngs 0" any need became urgent. All the batters '
d selections. violation 0' the injunction restraining denied breaking or in any way violata
; Conference badnass was tslrsn‘up in than: ‘trorn so doing. , , ing m. intonation.
it“ 5! the “his INC forsnooa. Full" of 14 1'08”“. ‘
lvlowlaa tho ' . , Sam tflorosoo’ , father of ti children.
j ‘ .3 . , 1. seven boys and. men girls. second of
. , . - tbs 1' intonation
cast disrespect upon the court's order.
Under cross examination M'orasco said
‘ he has worked one woelt since the
striite started about one year ago, yet
. VIAOII ”AD I!“ IN Mil,
*. Cinnamon" tar—Ito
per
Smith. UndeerOd.
Remington, all
milkt’ll.
repaired.
other
said. touted.
Rentals ll
month. Machines.
sold at 85 per month. .
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