Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 23, 1918 · page 6

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, " '=~ ORWAm Speaking not prof-helm but with iitn'JOHN W. GLOVER [the motion picture director, who will edIfmm tune to time, as necessity re- I . _______,
”‘50 S _ I i' l . . 1. _ have charge of the picture, thinks quires ,
. ’ VENING SENTINEL . peaking “0‘ pro ane y, but “Rh “7 LEAVES NORwA'L'Kjfhat the location is ideal. All sorts of; The statement of the provost mar-
; . eral truthfulness, an American lad .— ..-.. -.. ; "stud” can be made in this locality, shal's followid;
W__ writing to his father from France savs'} tannin“ tron first Pm, lwater hsiuud cougdllyifce‘xiitisuiflsflii’liil Provost Marshal General CFOWder '7
‘ ‘ . ‘ Ianoug ' 0 0 80 C Y ‘ H today announced to the "eictive serv-
‘- In. t A. 1-. GOLD“, Props. "This is a hell of an experience." ‘conciscly an outline of vt'ii't their i :residenccs. aillh‘ement park scenes st ice regulations which deals with the g
_ ‘1 wouldn't go through it again." begun-9 work qu be~conditions ”hi:- 30’0“ Poul“ forest W9“? at“! in great Mew“ of requiring men not ..;=,. ' i
. . . . . w“ h. . . o ' ‘14“ Dim-V “Will all “m" 0 ”cal engaged in a musical occupation. to .
. ESTABLISHED BY adds. “But I wouldnt iis it this t1me.I:I:d Gilli-ail tsp-1:91“. (“Ii 1' “ill”, d "all“! ties such as are in demand '4‘ ”WI immediately apply themselves to some
JAMES GOLDEN We all hate it; but at the same lime'toms-—exchan‘: n imam)“; HP] 0.1“— present I‘ll-“e can be made here. lfOl'm of labor. contributing to 1319 item CHILDREN ,8 i
V *7 ' . . . . . 21'“ A 'h 1: U ‘ money ‘d “357.? More information dealing “’“h on“ oral good. The idler. too. will find him .252»- i
. 'V' ——,—-~—— T— — n '5 S0 inhuman and interesting that 1 (KieranggliflI'nt. ”"5““; liliysi‘l 9" interesting features 0" the busi- self confronted with tile alternative of T
_ NURSDAY, MAY 23, 1918 we sit up with eyes open at some oi oi develosing l‘ealdk‘i‘lf fifi'iigltigiit nItIoss wilIl be. aInnounIced lattelliuou' I3; finding suitable employment, or t-hter- Wash Dreqses .‘.
. ‘ ' ' .. t a way . . . :5. ~
W the things we see tind hour." 'games 10 SOlGiEFS. iirggigiiesun “e p an .mfiqlfii: 11:51AM“ provide‘ that afterl’r" A“ Just arrived, several ilU\\'
f ' ' . ' ‘ - . . l " . . . ,
”“ng WAG ’03 That seems to be obi)“t “‘9 “"‘W ”1“:augutlii’ttl“§..l“fi,'§§’§3m’3.I:‘IffI;‘Ifi“If§t After certain parts 01 {he lilt'luwI July 1 a v regi‘strant who is mund by i a \ al'ivms mum-“SI 3“ till“:- models oi Royal “'ttrt-estcr .
T MORROW areragc Sammy looks 211th j”. a”. ministers twenty-five are ’autothme been IIakelIl heft“ ”‘9 “when! a local boa to be a habitual idler. or LI~ iiillilh‘ and t-Jtmnlu-m-s llcatlv and Bull 'l‘till Corsets: with '
' . nigh tid 11'06 . 11.03 - . ' ' Will go to Washington. D. C.. where not engaged income useful occupation. . - ' I .- f. 'l‘ -. . -
r; _ e . at. m., . p. m. -. . -. , , . . mechanics and motor transport driv: . ~ ' \- 1‘» . ’. . "mulled: Skll'ls ('lli lull tilt. ‘5 ”"n 3 latest ll’Ui‘llt‘N lll _
I . . . . it In the moat hellish oi all’warh. it . . . scenes connected with Ltncotn. lit shall be summoned .befme the board. . . - . . I .
Sunrises 5.27, get. 8.12, II . . . . crs. l‘lte others are business men,las tresident and hi“ assassination .- II I .- I. d i 7 t filled With pockets. size 5 while and pink. ior sli‘f‘lli, i
must look, round, smell and tell l’dl‘ dot-tors. lawyers teat-hers song lead- “lb t it Otl I “new in Ken glu“ a ”lance m ”pd," an ' " Lu: ' h, )4 )th’tillllll ”Id “I”! f“ b i
w “‘ ~-—-——-——-~ ticulal'lv infernal to young men who first munwwns, 0112. who ,ulll do gt=n-t:‘u.,.v 3.5.25? .9 “gm gap and 01h. amen.” 0’: a ‘5‘"‘f‘mm’. 9"???“31.’ I - Ft II‘ .- l l 1““ I
Homber of the Associated Press . . I in“) work in Y. M, (1. ogI huts, dug‘lcfpiiceg virilinbe taken -nd the com In; it): IntliIutI:P(; 1;:0Ilhe iutlltuly sclttci $1.98 and $249 Vt lIitt \tltIt the new 0. (i. .
. ‘ ‘ ‘ ' 1y the piping ths 0‘ . . ~ - .. .. .' ‘ ' ~ ‘ “ . ’ "0 H‘ mm 398- '3'1'.‘ »- Hum. \vii‘clt does '01 i
The Associated Press is exclusively “we ”0““ on tom" 9‘“ 50““? 0’ men] ha“ 1"“ w'u . t ~ t NO'Wl-llk in the .. . . . . - - . n »
fl untitled to the use for publication of peace. But even in “5 “0961‘s ”my i alt-Singlir‘d “1) work on arm". ”MSW” ‘ l'allyto ICOVil:ii:i: $3)an 18001185. The. lo all); litigidnbfligtlim]lizgrtilr‘igit? 6 K MISSES’ DRESSES mulh “Hr lll‘t'ak, It stays fiat
gtzfigrgizgaightfiifsggg dialing; find diversion. They have taken lhelr'I‘;i‘]f;;.£;;:'; d(ti‘eii){)(;:\lfiiiai:1010i\;]:li‘l: old studies at Fort IlIme. NII. J.. bJ’Iust'jurisdiction of the registrant or not: I4 Splendid assm'tltlt‘ittsI ginni— tun d‘w“ ““1 squeak. I
. -t ' . ' - ‘01] cu" ‘- . .. ,I I . r-I - .
the local now published herein. brains with ”1H“: ”19““ “ill‘ios‘ly’ nmrt '10 m “a” m “hm-k wm' ”'9 Imhanniftirtiiifit‘iil: \i/{lliliclitmillacieeis timiost as I::idiiirl't‘)”:tiidiilagilll(l‘1:gillbligggbnt‘m:t:ig hams, (-hanllm')“ (“id 11mm“ ROYAL WORCESTER .~
. All rights of republication of ope cagerness for new experience anIlItIIloops. :tndIIIlIiy Irat» tlIeI lit-rate.- nutii- l‘atitous‘in moving mum... ”m” “I. to answer to a Chicago board even attlactlvo. stylus. .lli .miIlliIv CORS
chi despatches herein are also re- 'lndrr 'l‘l -'1‘~‘il('t'l‘ intellectual iu- Fii-niii lioolimitdm \;I(I))l}t"“lti; the Los Angelcs. will be “Mid for mu“. though he may have registered in New DIWHY otItlors and (-(llillllllH- ETS
urvett - know ‘ De- 1”, ‘ - lit-an PXDPd'tiiinaii‘ “XIII“ inner“ meri- ol‘ the massive interim sets Work and lived there most of his life. 1‘ 9mm 5119* it). ‘7 Hilil 15’ Lott. litctiillin and hiirl
- terest in the tragic ilatne itt-lps titt-mi IIIIIJI- oi I'III orciipatltln: n ciiilniiiel it is expected that ”w tm‘turIf “'1“! 'l‘htx t-ngisttations which apply to ycal's— bust ( ’1
I I . 'ts, ain: andlI I‘I I I . ’ -. j ‘I . be released early in January 0 next' idle registrant tI will .1". made to apply .:':.l . . ' ‘
G SENTINEL TELE. to indule its til~(oniiol i! a . ”Fons; d; d. liuInIiedlitttIl) DI) the 't. year and it is expected to be one of also to gamblers of all descriptions and ., Prices $3.98 to $7.98 $125 ‘0 $2 50
RHONE CALLS perils, --lt's so inhuman and intercsin InIO-IIIIIIIII. IIot SgtlINal‘lfiII positions both the most elaborate, mast costly. and employees and attendants of trttkct e . 9 . .
_ mu Rooms-92" in“ .. this Zoiiiitriin llritgildn‘l‘li’aitangfiuivii most historically accurate ltiirluresI Show. and race'ra"k=. {Inv'tung tillers}, HILDREN S BLOOM- BON TON CORSETS
' a. . . , II. I . . I I' 'ILI . ‘_ . ever filmed. «flail-lovable. palutlsts find the like. "d V
, M65! 0m06—93. they re getting upturn“. bum ”1 {KggIIi‘IIIES baggy; SLI‘ISIHIEIIIEKESIm? _________._....—-—- who for l‘.l(-‘ purpo'ie of the rcgulatlousI ER DRESSES Low, medium and lliglt
”M 3m“! om°°"'13880 Oflgli- Many 0f “’9’“ ““11“” more thatval men to fill openings. I’llvsicu-l di- 1. W. W. MAN TOLD lshiil‘ll hpntlnfiieilrtflit‘ifii‘nrs‘wiil at o l l ’ Sizes 2 to 8 years' J'm‘m'
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thor SI Bermuda—2183. they want But in most (this it will (1 I:ItIItItImIIIIIIaiItIIIcuIIuIIIlItItIgIIII lwItIIiItIaitsIII than; 013 23 WAYS FOR M ”II, following class”. i f Math (ii good illitilll) (lllli $350 t0 $6
. Oityldttorsnesidenoe—l492-4. them gOOd.Tll9y will route buck biflgl‘l'It work in: ct especial value ‘Bi'ldy ilh- SINKING A BOAT “tat ppmmu (ingaggd in uni sct‘v-l nhIt t-olor ulnghanls. . lll
Business Merv. Residence— and broader men. And they will prizt‘: parlance. ,“III field is attractive and v. IlniiIIoIl foodantiIIdrlnk.ItttoIIeitIhelI'.Iin]I.;.I. Sh-ipt‘s, cIIlt-t-ks alltl plaids. THEDEP‘ENDABLE
1113.15. “mm," connected with the 2m“ ad.l()fi't‘i‘$ iiutitcdlitte opportunity for a' (Continued trout First Page.) ‘Ii‘IuI’II‘I‘IIII'LM‘ " ““ “"“5 "m S dm m-l i rail." tl'lmluctl lit-its and NEMOCORSET . i
. ~ ' Ilttrge number of men. it is a known I " [000 it'ihw ’ '
. ‘ ., .. . . . " b) Passenger elevator operators , »
«' . lemme. . “ii...“lt.” . d ,hq‘m mun.“ in?) .‘hflm‘vd h‘“ name and ““9le u d” land attendants. dormen. footnlen and Price $1.75 A durable, Well-made ( “i“ t
nnonovono 4-”- l not out out .t-
_ . a t . _ same mo. rccor I t: . * . .. . ~. ~ - , 9 .. .. I . .
A college course in the problems of} THE OFF THESTREET CLU icohlt'sin to occupy lilt‘ll‘ Si’lflft' tiluc hp hail beett\n(-tive in advising his. 32?.:;I?I::Eshouz‘e" ofltce buildings andlsl, GIRLS WHITE “(l-H ‘l‘lm‘d “Wm Ri‘ttmg
‘ ' A Y. .\I. t‘. A. secretary in ClllcagOIure belltnl'itted ill many ways, namely: i b oil .I. ”m mm.” ho“. H, ”mm. thcl ‘..' - - .u DRESSES \l‘iicll vou buy a Selma—-
employments villagers was opened. h . lb 1 d 18 he’thcir morale is‘ kept up their notion di‘ai‘t“ ‘ i“. Pei-1801?.moludu‘gnshe”and' ' I .
. . \‘l"‘linlllleli:101‘i00 wire .' . . "'. - , ill-rattan an: n' e n o l . . .
not long a_ 11 Cambridge, Mass. Thai; 0d H 1 lo tunitt to dllhtrVe the! ttlIc lItIept t’itv— tltIeit' mind: are Irelnow In I'll-tier lo Solidarity. the l. “.I in connection “511911 Lnatizmoii‘ Spell-V3123; Milllt‘ “f dimm- lutltrrlals. $2.75 to $6.00 ’
I . . . in amp 0 0 ‘pm‘ _' 7‘ IN mm “m van tint llnll ensantt \V. Publication. Cournmé, who was “Hamil?!“ m8 tire I nt'ttlal "m . It" [ll‘t‘lh‘ Sl\'li5il tll't‘pst'h‘. it “-id‘t
first 2‘ WM“ we“) turn hem by man“. children of the street Rushed, tilrLiSiumugl,"S “d ' ‘“““°"l““- 09‘9"“ eiitillove 0’ the United “‘3‘” “"‘a'h'l in iicgii‘ilua't: cgntttnrto {limo pilinl (‘llflit'i‘ tti' cllrci'tlllv sclrctcd LA CAMILLE COR-
tacturers working on war .(Iomrat;ts, . . . . d-bottle-llm‘sinng has tut'imi Ovpl- to the YA" Bureau i“ l‘iurou. t-‘t, ll. advm’detheatricnl performances” " ' llit'itlt'lN—‘ . - SETS I
especiailv shipbuilding and munitions li'if‘iidli‘bbv haunting ”nu“ M- (- A. this “110‘? bit! Dmmfm 0’ the ornnniltttlon'to issue a Pulllplllet‘» “(at Person's employed tn dnlueol'zl ‘
pI m3 A.I u . ’ec ll t-ll-eii‘n, vacant lots, I-livini; by liltlirtlizl:l\l;5::llt\ll(l{lIHsI Wt‘li IasIthe ['flnlm‘?loll|t05lnfl conscription and ““dIurgmitlc service. . l ‘. Special $3.98 to $7.98 'l‘llc front lace thirst-t with
a . so lt’l‘L’ Wt‘l't' prosp t 'e .- . . I . . I I. . . IHI . ' . . It" organza tolls arc a ’l‘hai members of the “null zit onI .. (I S I c I I I ~ . . lllc \‘t‘l I. '. ‘. . . .
employment managers front the quar— “m" suiting M100” mm” W l WW“ ”‘Hnscm's -I“'i”‘ ”“3 RM seek employment in industries which: etutiitiveiialii “magi,§§d0.?.t.l',.‘",,.:‘§$:,Ifl SILK PE’l'l‘lCOATS allitnltl n’lll‘iu. 1.1:)ll‘-IldmiI_l)ad\I
' warmth, llll‘)‘ hold an appeal to the: li'zlmtzlc and M‘t‘ dotng highly com-'wdum omnmpt- ‘h‘infifmln active um I ..' v. . ll‘i . . .. ' . . 1‘ ‘Uill U lidillrl
termastcr’s and labor departments at. IIII I I: be rented twolmmdam” Work. ,r tvit-c. . illtIIIIeIItIIIamsohntrIttth a ed ti alto 0 fl I In all tlcslrtilllt‘ tailors. new hollows l'lntluc prcs'surc upon
Washington. )mm‘ mummy. Re . . l l Secretaries “‘9 often required “‘1 “liy titlinlnl: control of these iuduF-t “.1”; a". We]: wing“; h: "figmgd i and smart suIvles. villuttltp to the spine. and provides a fire
It's i ii I ll d f l . rooms in a small, dingy building. undItundcrgo ttxllcmc hardships :ttltiIIpt'iJIIIIIIIII" out: it‘l‘lt‘lr said. "the tilt‘nlbi‘l‘fi‘ to seek rt-llt-f because or illt’lfflcl that . $3.75. . circulation——
8 range la 10 1190 0 ram . . . . . valiotts and iiittrt be of strong it ysl- . . i - at u b t e and ‘ .-
i i . . x l, will bl ablt to ttuctttt .h 0 at: . . . I , , t
I . . (it IIII ioulidid tilt Ufillle btlcit (lu) ‘t-al endurance. They must be be- II . . I . l I '5 way tttc IIIfttey bawdraun a tall order numboIl.I 881032.29 I $2.00 to $6.00
ing for butil uo was not more (\l . . llLllitlt billlill). ill in . . b . . . .I . .t
The club bcgti lis‘curcer 17 )‘i’al'fi tween the ages of hi and 50 \'(’til‘:tl.l , . . d . . . tl . minor of the?m Hausa they ha" been placed ml" .
dent earlier it has taken a sliortttao 1‘ . - .. .I’ - . . . . ' I l“' “- "J“ ””03 " I 3(‘lnss H. or (Vans 1“. or IV. on the. *‘W '
. ‘ t 00 Will) an li‘t‘ Cl‘t‘illll social, largely; Only lll l‘n" ”“41"“05 llt‘ llit‘ll bl" American Federation 0' LilbUl‘ ““dl grounds of d9 ndenov Till‘ I Cl that l'w " ’ ' " ' " “ ' " ' E “‘!‘-“"“""*‘ "" "*' __ "W" . ——~ -
of successful en tlove" to )l‘ h 5 ~ . Wild 5“ .Vi‘iii'h‘ accented. Mull . ' .. ' ie liortant war: pe ' " fl 1 . LAURALTON ALUMNAE TO
ll I18 (ltntlpl e _ . 1 . lgntn conttol olerll. iul .h.“ fll' l .d ..m 3., n. . n... l‘ i .it.
A'illondi‘il b" 'l WOTidiV-p‘c‘d susplfloug (ir‘iil 'l't‘ (‘lillllm DO‘iSihlV b9 \Ifit‘d‘5 p” I t . “Oi “89 II it (“HID OIV( . \\ nOlt i W99!) ll [W0 (10 .8 an nu
., possibilities of it regular course oi"H ' i ' I ' l ‘ I,‘ l‘ . ' - ' lnilllSll‘lt’H of the cotlnlr). t weigh both of the above conditions. {able hiatus. for it is demonstrably trite MEET 0” MAY 3°
5._ .ltllron" of cynical youngster, But tilnlI‘iann‘“ lili‘)‘ lliIW ill! illiiiflrfliii‘i Mid: Ht- gum he had it‘iil'nt‘d Went)“. .. i ,. I. . , I - . l .. -- ill . 'f d._‘
training. it has bt-cn demonstrated a . lunrkcd physical disability. For "or-1, II . . I ink n boot and tolti' it s upttltd tlltlt tilt list ofttlnt thousands. it nut in ions. 0 t . .
I' _ . . I- I .t-rowd yielded to friendliness” 1‘l‘.~'t‘il§” servicc lpcn tit dutft title must . din 1‘ “it“ i’ “ II'III lumps ml non~lhteful occupations will be cxtend- lvmltdoncynoxenlptionp have no effort ol I Invitations have been issued top um
again and again in \‘til‘lOtlH industries II . ‘I . II I t h' 'l‘it sum)“. it .Iwum 10 leave the coon-‘0‘. bombs 'Im‘Id‘i to I“’"'I'I‘I I“ iblt'l til from time to time its necessity will I industrial drfcrllient whatever. . I tenth dnnual meeting of the Alumnae
lilo ()H-iil(~bll‘t(.i (ill) .is 3t. . I .cmlt and (htmltals mitt lo HMII , . . . . .. . t O l -. h , . i . .
in recent vearslhat experts at the try' from ”Mr local draft board bP-‘ .. tctluire ‘m 9“ to lmmd' prisons in. no “N"? unanswera ‘1‘ cm “Hm association of Lauralton Hall at the
h d f ‘1' id 1 t l l"“’“"‘ “ ””“i ”m" in“) "‘0’" “W“ tore they will be ottttonlttroti lm‘Xiiti’t m' it lit lntt-otlttt-ttl til m "”“"" “m"‘°"““"““" 10mm am" “"5 been m" it wk” mm 'Academt of Cu 1 Ci f\i . i “ll
, ea »0 cuttoymen entr men 3 MIN" .. . - ‘ “ ‘. . w 'H ‘ ‘l‘ ‘ - .- .. . - - . - . . _ . .' r A! o . t‘l‘(‘_V n- .
I l l ,ious qttitrtttru. Its prescht membership 1“. addition to physical “”“mr‘lllotdnv's session consisted of It‘ltt‘rll TrimmtalIy ubscmo Iftom reglllnrt from the farmgIand tIronIiIalluoeful eiiIi f II . I y .
materially 113(10de “‘9 “‘5‘“ “‘"li . mam men are llet-dcti quickly for mo~ ‘ .' . h . - rnment holwd ml employment “m ‘0 ““9“ 0““ Weclt. poymenta on “‘a‘fl‘“ them WWI 0“ on M33 3"
. -. is Still and it is still growing. I f I I ....- I it . b)’ “'1th l i‘ 50‘“ , . unless such temporary absences arc “‘0st 0f ldlri‘fl and loafers 8W8." l0. Mass and benet‘tii-tion 'ill b1 >1»-
goes with the careless lilllnr.r of Mir b l I lit cliiliren tut tlanspolt . htl\l(‘t. aIutoI mtcnlnI pi‘OVP that the i. W. \\. had bet‘In lIc . habitual and frequent shall not b’etcon-lllle "a“. The“ remedy is himpIc-to b t d b I R I i‘m i ct
. . t. I I, No tidy pl‘t‘tl‘flt‘s o c t . lcs, moving picture titccianlcs. unt . “”18”“. conscription not 011- . I I . I . .' I . . , 1. " . I. rn e ,vlle or. I “.30 lean, hon.
ployees and the “unlocked turnnoict . . I . . I (' t then for cuntctm work who have hntl‘ tIl\eIl . t£ll§tll$< ., hill! rod at idlcnt so. Regular vacationsI couple the industrial basis with othcrt orary president in the a d . h' . .
of Inme . 'iht-y tttc :llnilll) glton a man 0 0 convtiticrttblr uxpcl‘ii'ni‘i‘ in roliiil tttttr- ‘r N" “ " will not be consldcmd as absences in £30de for “91119th audio H‘QUI-t‘: l ' C“ “"5 c ‘i'
‘ , .v.‘ . . h .' fj'on] hc- . .‘ .. , l ”7”" . .I . this connection that any mun pleading elicnlpilon onIO.
instruction is :chn chiefly in foul“ mum, ”Htgoml ”Hi l ('1‘. illililcler (hg‘liiliiiliiiii men who believe tittyHAVIEAHERCRHHGANr t “The regulation mm“ " ftirthtarIanv ground am" “50 show that h” “‘1 The baldness meeting will open at
. . 7v . planting in c t‘ ,. ' - ' .. - _ . . . . . . . .
division; mnpiorment practice. slime- 1"“ l‘ l“ “U" II b III th IIIIIIIIIltun ttuttlity are asked to alibi." lH‘mnili-‘lI TASK'BEEORE THEM. iticfifniiailii-ntrti’t‘ii‘lill'it‘gntlil-iit ilififrmollhm lflfiiiiriaiitfiiri‘: sffifé‘;‘;’I3I0I‘I° ““3 ““1“ 10 oclock and the annual lunch will
tics, labor cconoulicr. and industriaiIbundmg' “I’m”! 0‘ t ch ' . ‘ 00d ‘IiI'I-IIisIl‘alfI‘Ii‘F‘I‘I’IrIIL" (1331:?“ ‘(iiliiiAtlhiE-l II . hi‘ I vim; minimum}; donniutlic clrcumstfln-l “The regulation itself makes plaln'be served at 1 0'01““
organization. Lecturers are gathered of pure ll\'tltl:. ltl'c b)‘-l"0diicrb 0‘ g \i (‘ A I‘O “LII“ S Chast‘ l‘ttrsoli:l (Continued from”! age" Ices that would .not permjt’bhange‘otI the determination of the war (li‘pflrI-I The officers of the Alumnae assoc-Ta.
t -. . . . . 1 titties and human ltlndnt-tts. mint-lied inlet 130;..6mv Norm'omufm' 1.05m.) -"'—' cttllliovnlcm by the registrant without them. The Si‘l‘ai Offo’tu‘ilfliiml of 1M h'iilon are: Reverend P. H. lllcClean.
in from ”HWY“ l‘“"“s“-" u” h “3' . . I I II . ~ ,' '. '\ Q. ' l A number of the. captains had not disportionatr hardship to his dcpcnd- and district boards WW“ lilln airtady ‘honorar' resident- W g
.[h .H,]na.~.tlc.~t classes it blind of mint. Boston. .lu.h. . t . . . I l l) . . ss lara Relian.
sachusetls instituti- of chltnkflhIW lo . imado returns and consequently tltuit’i with. or where «a change from noun “00109“!th 8110‘“th “Oik- may be president' Vii" Eli b .
. v. . . it p“. forty instruments. a primary club for "gm-en quoted representonly u frac- useful to useful employment or (K‘Cilpfl-I "lied “DODJIO catch the Spirit 0-r the ‘ ' ‘ “I I“ 9th I83”)? MM"
Boston ‘ mum, and {mm m J ' ' 'l tl ~r l‘SCinalllflgiachi- LOCAL PEOPLE tionul'pnrt of the work done. tlon would necessitate a removal 0! movement and sorely new“ {“81lean "‘99 Iii'FSIdGm; MW Mildred
ployment Munuilcrs Association of mu“ '0‘" an. 0 1‘ “ . TO HAVE PARTms Thoro‘is [tn unlimited untount oitthe ppgtstmnt or his tramnyI 10cm ‘powcr will soon be flowing into the Neal of Bridgeport. vice president:
tics. Wt- ttlilli‘ove Or "if“ club. ‘ . ‘work to be done in order [0 accom-t boards may give consideration to.ihe? fields 0f useful i'ndPiiVOI‘ of into the .RQVI sister Mary Celestine of \Iilford
Boston. ~ " LINCOLN PILMb plitih the desired results. Every 01““ circunlstnnccs. The regulation fillll‘t‘i‘ other direction 0' mull”? strength. recordi ta' . . . i '
‘ . A similar sch”, was opened in Ro‘cll- _.—-—-———O—---—. ___.._,. lsh ld endeavor to help ItIttIe cItIilupgiglIlIIlpmfldeS that “h”? such a changeot, Provost Marshal. General t‘rowdtvi-ii l (nightlife: ly. Mle Agnes Kri.
I 4 e. 0 i‘ ii . : . . now “work or fight" ‘l'eizulttlltins min. 93' 0 n or . COTI‘GSDOMMK 8%
- v . - - . - . ; v.-‘ecl- AMERICAN SCHRECKLICHKEIT (Continued from Flint Page.) W0!“ m 85 Ilium 3' 9033 l . omployment would compel the night . I
.. 5.93”" 1" L 1“” M‘Mh' 1“ a“ “L t . t l ldlmlnullon‘ to make your msefll’mfl “he“ "‘9. employment or women lundF'r‘bil‘cilth- “INN“? rmmSitmui ba-WHH .. arms tary. anti Miss Katherine Martin (it
‘ingly important 5WD in meeting our 'lliero has bcenn grit e “ ‘tile technical director Connie i .call comes. make it as liberal as imam” stances which a board might deem not3 either W “8359 in some “2‘9““ “CCU' Brooklyn treasurer executive ‘conio
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.. lplomient problems ill “J1 industries. lately iii the ntliilbct of lintltings a liter. purChtisiniz agent. and present! While we have but plum before gazini‘mg-omioymti'$3,318: “githaseball pljttvers as pig-it as jOt‘kovs lmtttee. Mrs. Oscar Rich of Merlden.
9* But it Ought to be cotllinucdniteio the hazing parties held around the coun I pIuIlI>IlIiItIleItIyI ’lni‘dltllfhrti‘liigoiiiicriltoiiti‘tik hail“ the fact that NorwalIlIiI'S éppgrtgtznéi 'into‘cnn‘il iteration in making the mul'pi‘ol'elssionnl golfers and . other profcs- Mrs. Earl Christie of Bridgeport, Mrs.
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it. .war for the same reasons of gt-otttcrttt-Iv with pro-German as \lClllllS.Th9l0l50mp years. About twenty-fire yuan illltienini: 22.30%.”on i‘smtho iitiitlniunl ““1330“; . I I tzzognthdgpIorfifitzl: aggcttIitaaiIIySIrItIinItLtgrtIlIohn Ilartnett of Bridgeport, Miss
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eti’lclenc)’, avoidance of waste and so-Ihttsnt been much sympathy 101‘ the Iago Mr. Roe lived . in this till lot amount. . cral 8mm: ‘3de “ H [mm (en lulationn it-strlctly enforced. General uth Greenwood 0‘ Bridgeport. Miss
. . . . .' . 1- some little time. after winch be left One. thin to remenber “I that there: .. - . . I . I, Elylor Quinn of New Rocheiie' llistiy
lutlon of many'labor problems. t-tcltuis. but there is a widespread fee 'and went into the theatrical business its no uppoli‘ttonmonttfor my district The war has so far disorganlzodt Shard" 51;" "I“ (“d not dew” to rlan Mir Blblana Stalk or St'ntf d
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‘ .4 - ing that Stu-ii acts. injure the gmdl Henry Btlllnal‘. director general of lor tor tiny team. nor for any individual. gsn::;$“;s§$‘$$gm tiiii L;%‘;:;:‘;Il would :fikecgfiigfis 251:.“ figggleéatggl in the afternoon at 3,30 0:10;";
I . _ . the picture. has made tt~lit‘e. study or The goal co reach. is not the minimum . , . . ~ .
DENATUFNNG THE MULE lname of America.d l tw'ttniuglunmm Hincc he first met him somfllbut a handsome oversubscriptioIn. :oIigggggtlcgzzggg (igdsdggtilgflm organ-3:11:22” him from 10““ boards afterIconiert Igor the benefit or w“ relief
. . It hardly requil'i‘ lie r909“ ‘ ' lfifty nine vears ago when he was. that every one in Norwalk w it e: . . , .. ' . ‘IWOI‘ M be given in the academy nu-
, i ll Tve ince bur-l into poetry III II .I ' . -. .' . . “There is a ulnr emu d m . .Theatrical pell‘ormers were ex-: _ .
B l - ’ b _ “III from Attorney Gen. Gregory to makeili‘n I‘Lflrh old. [it that tune IMr. Bel-Iable to walk erectIWlth‘ a gmiyd‘itee' ganizntion of mpli’li’powe: butn'no dag; :Icppted from the regulations a! the dt.Idlt0riUm by Miss A‘deline Smith of
I this wise: . imar met Lincoln at Springfield. Ill..vgrce of pride in what has n 0 . . ”can“: Secretar of W B k Meriden M's S ih I
f 1 K 01m stivo tlloughful people realize that such law-I and at the age of fourteen met lliniitor the Red Cross. A |drait 90“” be imposed iii present.» lwho i's said to’fecl’thyat the :1; l a :r'li ' "3 mt has R WODGEI‘YHL
Ah ' lonely, gent 9, un u ltnnnness piavs into the bonds of our again. this-limo in Washington. 1). (Li Give to the Red‘Cross W0“ 8"".Y’ Stops m prohibit idleness and non-{not do ‘wltbout all amusemltintpiii iii y sweet soprano velce and the clear
mule! . ”‘ ’ ‘ , . _ Becoming interested in a bovithlOilai‘ that you possibly can. ShesI't‘fl'ecm'P OfelipaiiOn- willlbc woimmedIIIme and that other am“ * t .. ness of her tones and the distinctness
' de‘t l ll ainutothe 'azurt- enemies. Newspapers m/Gerhtam hn‘e t way in Lincoln l'nis lnloreslcdness'i‘ip-lwarming “100881165. leading thousand: ”£03990“? ' , , be dispensed with mereufirixgg-‘i: could of her words make her singing a de-
~.»Thou stun 'h ( y ag ‘ already seized upon isolated attaCRS‘ened as he grew older into il'llH’t’ lawman“: thousands from hfi‘MSe: the. ' “9 him" give ”lbw?” and men ——~--- : light i I
sky. ‘ ‘ " V" ' ' . a tazlhe than and the work that he did andl‘flreatest Mother in the World. l‘noi effeCtively employed the choice he” BANDS WORK AP PR E6“ .. .
. . . III I (III IIIIIN like I; on German sympathize” “5 ‘ l“) m. vowed ”I“ he would always "you have not, been called upon by tween military service and effective} . . “D I ——-—-——————-—--
‘ And “‘99 .\. 3“ ~‘v ‘ ~ ‘ . . ate German grievanceagninsl “Sheep m5. emery ireeu and do all in one of the solicitors. seeknone out and employment; Every man in the draftr —-—-- ”'5 OUR SELF EXISTENCE.
hired nlan.’ gmm I 1 G man mind theqelhiv bower-tome day to make it fit-‘ call “p0" hlm- ' “Renal-leash mild! WOi‘k 0" fight t5°°°"d Red c'” wa" Fund C0mmit-5 —-——
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There is going to be no more of that \\ 0159 still. to t to . . I . ncdi ting memorial to the man which; Soil“toiltIShmiiddpi‘eiig‘bail}? 33:1 niaiirgilvisrnoitaiones wItItIrIoiImllttarilI tee Thank: Local Muslclans It is our liberty. our nations fret»
‘ - '1 -f the v terinarv exports of acts of informal 9‘11““umb ale “5' 'would contain his life history {ral'l'élvgilvgiic“shduitl tsear'ihleir budge dur-l industries: 'and lilcgl‘hueiiici" cgnIItIf'IfIt 0f 3 The following ‘letter sent to the. dam. our children’s birthright, that is
*\ ding ng. ‘ l e V ‘ . . . to justify atrocities that German lial'eI the cradle to the grave. and whith‘I‘IIg the Redtlross drive. . lliiust not. be thought of a; lmer'elv 33:»; American Bond of South ..orwaili now fighting for its life. All that life
. Whaliington and Oregon hale their tr'tted on other nations. and mayIwotiltl he lustOtI'iciiily‘ accurate. This The'remttining nye‘daysof the cam. Begging an army, we must think I3, 1m. speaIksItoi- itself. {holds for you in your own country and
way about it _The_v are plotting to hold pcrpe ‘ . . . stificati on oi" Iiiizvihlatslililailigeiifdtili'e iilettlcil: I“:?::I:. paign must be run on high gear in I as being an army—a army in whlclt;Anlcrican Band; iIfor you as an American is at stake in
I“ iolnt clinic in Portland next month he pleaded lieieafter in 311 iivol'kiflg on “Liliebln the Man of Ihelordel; to finish the work on schedule gvol‘y factory and 100mm the empire I-"South‘iNnrwaik, Conn. ithis war, and you must fight for it to
“ii d' devise ways and mmm to mm “reprisals” against Americans. People." ’ ’ time; ‘3 31mg“??? ”FBI!“ adt'ognplete ma‘IGentlemen:—- tthe utmost of your power.
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ah I b I9 8 We want no ttfriglttfulness in this; Miss Laura. Love the leading . wry-IALL MUST WORK I riiicesptiled (z‘IIIntfiIquinn malts: :ft 33,... The Norwalk Committee desires to! We cannot all be in the trenches,
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't 8 run e lay , - va ,5 country. That 153 busmess in which MI ":31: :ff&:‘:c$lg£§; filming: Kiel: R AFTER solves the same sort of effective ma- expiess to young apprecmtion of yourI hilt every one us can. and must, 5V?
“I9?" are 5““ "0 ‘39 three “ ’ self-respecting Ammcan cares to com-‘4 tucky girl having, been bum only tent 0 'FIGHI , . chIiInezII: . Ilabors «With‘xihe Committee in the field thin those who are. The‘ Red Cross is:
known by “him this aim can be ac etc with Germnnv miles from Hodgensvllle. Ky., where" JUL IST NEXT pennif‘lszglflat: filihthgéImlggelg'yesterday. (519th). The. presence or doing our part torus who are privi.
. complislied, {til at them surgical. One p ‘ ' h.lncoln tWas born, and first saw theI ~ his hand m effective work We must FOW'WM' 3“" great pleasure 1° the. leg“ to stay at home, Stretching forth
. ., l .. 'nvolves ‘ ' . light or: day. . , (Continued from First Page.) malte‘burselves effectiVeNWe’must‘dr- whole event; Assuring you again of the her hands to air in need' to Jew and
of them, stlanhe to re ans. 1 Somebody has inventfll a fan that Already about two montlis' work ganize for the future We must make appreciaflontof your erlmg the com- Gentile black and white-,l knowing in,
l ‘n f br v wholeheartedly . has been‘done-ati'iiat‘ioiispoints alert on . . c-‘ I ' . I . . ' . . .
the gem g 0 a, ‘l I t a can be worked by twiddllng ones the Mississippi tind in Kentucky; COBIiItIfegflfigézzflggiifinflg?$grggagwJI§:&:I$hdr5vggsJ;r{€:Iz%agd tin-Imittee desires to remain, -favortte. yet favoring all. 0 .
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I Without elevating his Ital . 3115 Ian thumb; Which . Is fortunate. .seeth which Isemms.“ film-willbe fitteni e‘d entirely in ”my“! '3“ Title." A. dustry bghlnd the gap with on “0;. .1 Verly 'i'rui} Yours: , The four-minute speakers last eveir
__ rooster cannot crow Without ralsmb that people who twiddle their thumbs mfhii‘tfhililiii iiigluretayodnas a 4,. Immunity be at the .bottotltI-Of ,Clafilleratlng production or every '-useftlt 89”“ fléd'f‘ms “a” Fund commit. “‘3 Were Judge Joseph R Taylor at the
his head. h oneq that seem to need‘ the b bo' of 9 10f ‘12 a 'outh' of One 0“. 97'?“ in 0138 ““rV‘but' I" 11.6.,“ng in 130838”? 1119833115. HOW-HI 99' {P819426 and Attorney L'eo Da'ViS‘ttt the \.
it seems a sad late to inflict on a fire l e - . 1g'a'iiiia20 ind so: on ulilll {he ’tlmer‘iauts IvvtthtnttlIte requlttllonIalIlId reIfIlIlsgs this to be doné'! The‘tinllwer is plain. (signed) W James Wood. 'Regeiit. ' . '
.~ - . ost tanning. ' ' . 0 R 0 use u emu ovmen . e wt 6 .The first step toWartl the Solution” of . ' - . _’_
helpless beast. whatever the, method. m. ._.———-O—-——-‘—‘ that he met his death at the handsI given a new number in Class One that the difficulty is to' prohibit engagement I “SIT? ii iii in l'. b t Tonight Harry E. Sootleltl-wili sneak.
sut-iév“ II niule has “me enough M In h of IIIJI VIil’ilkeskBtI)0ilIlI.e Ithe :ssaslii- d 'will send him into the military servicelhy able-bodied men in the field pi hurt- I F. iraiii '0“ °I ii 0“ 0‘ W 95 at. the Regent and Attorney- John 14'-
»- Now‘a German protessor RB DYOV‘ ‘ uc W0? 5 n8 .GIIB-IOWIIT 3' fidrthwith. ‘Loottlwbotirds are nuthor- flu employment. 14km”; or ineffecto n a r te oun y, as on numerous Coach at the Palace. . ,
lite iwithottt being deprived offhe con- i i own satisfaction that Napol- tho erection of many lot-Lemma. and tired to use discretion only where theyl tial employment. and thus “induce and 0008510“ donated “9 “mm for WN‘l‘ «WW»
pollution of his own voice. To unconr ed, to 1 s ' ' contracts for the purchase 0" hire or. find' that enforced ‘chtmge of=employ~v persuade the vast wasted excess vinto rallies, parades and other things for BENNETT BOUND OVER .4 -
» eon was a German. Which is amus- animals such as horses, dogstind’ ifrmenttwoum result in digpmpfiflona‘te'tuseiui flelda.‘ , . l , . . .
pounding humans it may be an o!- N leon" possible, oxen will be made. 'hardshlp upn my, dependents. ~ “The very situation we a“, now WHIth'Ch “195' believed that it was “‘9" ‘ON ASSAULT CHARGE
, ins, when you 0035”" what 3‘” ‘ ' That this picture is to be taken' it , »' - - ; patriotic duty not to make any charge
[ends but no doubt every mule is, to _ . . It had been known for some meI sidIeriiig. however. Offetd great possl- -, . MOODUS Ma" 23 ’F d'B .-
. . by u Caruso. did to the Germans. . glelfliiils it IiItIiattorIthaItIIshouldftinterestI that some form ofIII'I'IIlwork ol' fight" wnt‘bttmfism improving the amnion well fer their service. Not always has the.35 e id Y t :1 re enlighn.
s wn hrs. “a ‘ ‘ .Orwa D8096 cause means 'had been submitt in President il- as t mum 2f lb 1. bond feminine), ziett r um one 3' 83's 0 . can '1: in .8. swampr
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‘ ' ‘ s . however de- that ‘the c?“ 0' this production, ”“150“. but there had... an no “limit“! ‘tion Olthe labor sltuationib effective ‘ ‘ - . . ' lTues‘day. followin com alnt
"ram? Feces “y ' ' - The Kaiser once more is promising which no money willcbe spared if that-it‘was no {It-99W; in soope..sadmtntetratlou ot the dratty Colloid and more than once the“ services as Fra k D it s ‘ \in 0! Mn»
s’it. The mules arettwanted f0? ' thereb.v it can be made accurate andI Both tfie‘mmm‘” oiiicors.and “part-Jermaine selective service law we we accepted as a matter of course and no 11 us 0 that he ad beaten he:
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