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High tide 10:49 a. "1.; 11:01 P. m. gold. added metal. satin. cloth or any»,
Sun rises 5:20; sets 8 :23. -
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Mamber of the Associated Press 3 THE SENTENCED C
The Associated Press is exclusively;
The (lcl'nlan advance in tlle‘fit‘st.
entitled to the use [or publication at few days of this last drive has remind-1
all neos dispatchcs‘crcdited to if U pd many pt-ople of u... early wccks Off
ill); gdggl-‘Ihizi'smpfigifgtfiadpegefgg. also the war. But Germany, howc’r
' All rights of republication of 'spe- ‘ strong the appears at the business endi
cial despatches herein are ‘of her military battering ram, is noti
'l‘h:s
also rel,
”"ed' 1 tlle Germany of four years ago.
’w___~w -.__~,.,._,.__.____._...,__, great plunge forwad is not inspil‘ctl bit
It is an act of frenzy and?
IVENING SENTINEL Tum: confidence. .
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I]. . newspapetr, “l.'l{onlme Lillie," put the:1
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Norwalk Branch Dulce—1388.
Editor’s Residence—4183.
City Editor's Residence—14924.
Business Manager’s Residence—-
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“Gertnany is ill a hurry to finish tile
‘ war. and she awaits like a criminal the i
gsentcnce of death or life from the su-
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E pretne judge. I
' ‘Mflr
{ital
Siltllllill
talus alts
l “The Allies are tllis supreme pudge,
i,and they will hold until the arrival of1
l the American army." :
The. criminal is merely turning: at his.
lchalns‘and beating his head auainst:
the bars. Don‘t be deceived by the up-E
roar he makes. The bars may head:
but they will not break. Thc time of;
WW-.. .., .
.PLEDGING THE BOYS
There‘s a fine spirit and grip ill that
old oath of loyalty that used to be. tak- '
en by Athenian lads. And there's a
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'mu. Mm”.
TheSe four men were the first so:
U-boats on the New Jersey coast to real
hero of the. crt-w of the Edward ll. 0
which was blown up June 2 by the U-
for several hours till they wcrc pick
New York city. "
Whitman.
rivers of the attack of the German
:1 72th.:
Schooner Sunk by Submarin 2, Her Master
~h shore in safety. They were mom-
cle. the four wasted Huston schooner
boat. They were. adrift ill lifeboats
ed up by another vessel and taken to
Genuine
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DECALOGUE PUBLICITY
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BRIIXIEI‘ORT. Juno 0.—‘State Mo:
Etor Vehicle, Commissioner Stoeckel
illcard a number of cases yesterday
land rcstorcd licenses to several mo»
torists alld in two cases l'cscl'yt‘d his
impressive 1* film“ “‘3‘ week to 0"" The (lulall't World Herald rcl’erl‘tnl:
. ‘ ‘ ‘ decision pending t’urthcr intestiua~
l'idll in" a re 1 l . . l - -- ‘ - . ‘ ’7
g l at ” “a“ ' I‘m). ‘tlan luff} l0 ”1* “‘lLv‘llsl‘lm f‘" on “unl‘llmn‘nttlon. (hnl'lcs J. Suttcr. arrested tor
whose membels “em alleadv in ml “ lll'Ollfltlitlltla..,tll be conducted by 1110 3“, driving his car while intoxicated was
tary servtce, and two of whom had glv- ‘ “m in Germany, quotas witil approval 1‘ nonplmvd from blame and his
all their lives. Here is the pledge, tht‘tfollowlllu suggestion: icenso restored. He asserted that the
. .- . .. . ' ‘ . ninucr alc ht- dmllk was doctored
taken by the rGllldllllan.’ membels or “7““ 0“ thrre million copies of “mlwith Whiskt'v Sultcr is workinu
”‘9 class, nearly all of whom uclc pm" Ten (‘Olllfllflnlllllem-‘l are m be Whit?" l sloadily at the 1‘. M. t". and bears a
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cans. Regular 45c.
Sale
pared to follow their absent classmates. in tho let-man lanuuage and distriuhr
imnledialcly into their country‘s scr- cd throughout G-el‘lllttlly I“, airplanes,”
”M: ‘ ' “will. It's an appoalinc proposal, and there
“I will my“. sully mm" sacred are no doubt some bossibilitic? in it.
arms, nor will 1 forsake my comrades Hero and there a copy would fall into
in the “3”“)an r.thc hands of some old‘fashloncd Cer-
t! “m detend "“1 country‘s shrincs'mm not utterly saturated with twen-
thoun‘h all other defenders fail. ninth-century Kultur, who would nivf“
“1 “vi” not have “N country 1955' but the document a respectful rcadlna. l'ltlt
greater than I found her. :in general. thcrc doesn’t seem to be
“I will obey “W superiors and llt‘ill‘- much hope in anything of that sort.
ken to “jimmy“. laws ”“1 pcottlc have. The ordinary (lcrnlan todav would see,
established or shall ltcrcaitcr cliltab'g at a glance. that the Commadmcntli
1m" . ‘clash with the faith he's been fed on.
u” any man anus . . The Ilccaloguc may have been all
these laws or disobey thcnl, 1 Will pro- right in time. But it doesn’t go
. " lc l‘lWS _ .
wot him. and! T“ defend it ‘ ,any more in Germany. How could it.
though I stunt a one.
. . ‘ lcktt the sanction of the
“[willh’ouorthe faith of my father. “he“ H a '
, , Kaiser and the Kaiser's God?.
Why not make this noble row a patty
of every coullllcllcclncnt protzrall‘t. ln THE TRlUMPHANT TRACTOR
ac and every high school in 0
And in our common ‘ While the guns are humming in
' {Franc-o. the American tractor ls win-
iniug the food hattlc at home. Reports
{indicate that tllcrc are today no less
( titan 100.000 tractors chugging away on
gl'cssive womanhood. ‘ ‘ Americans farms, (loin: the work of at
V“\\'omcn will never make soldiers. 191191 200.000 farm hands and $00,000
They are too undisciplined. They horses. The number in use last sum.
cannot be organized. And they allow mf‘l‘ Was not more than 40,000. By
the white. feather." 2 "1“ PM or “fill year. experts say, there
And who makes this scathing clla- Will he more than 200.000 of these tire-
acterization‘.’ Somc silv handed amide-“S workers on the job‘.
soft-hearted club woman? Some anti-1 Tre tractor is solving the argicul.
suffragist. scandalized at the nation of “Will problem. It is making it. pos-
women rushinu into any sort of public Siblt‘ to produce more food with less la.
activity? Not at all. The speaker is jbm‘ thus fitting in finely with war Con-
none .other than Mme. ‘BOthllkal‘OV/a, dltion. it lends itself admirably to
the cdnlnfitmttir of Russia's"celebratcdfill-Operative use; neighborhood as-
felnall“Bat.ttalion of Death.” lSOdMlOHS buy Ute machines and pass
Her statement is rather puzzlinc.‘tltcm around as needed, thus keeping
Prcsnmbly she speaks front cxper-llhclh busy and getting full value out of
ience. But can all the stories we them.
have heard of the discipline and cour-‘ "Quantity production" is now a real-
age of her Amazons be nothing more. it): ‘There are 12 factories running
than compliment and myth. {night and day, and the railroad admin-
Militant leaders of modern femin- istraiion is rushing delivpyieg. Even—
istn will. never forgive the doughly tnally we may expéct to see a. tractor
Mine. Botchkarva for the bluntlon every farm.
Statement. And maybe she is bit over; ______.__._.___.
severe as, women are apt to be With; The British casualties last week on-
women. But even it it‘s all 0118,13: 3,571. the lowest in many months.
there’s no reason fOr despair. ’N t The average air the past year has been
Nobody with a level head ever ex-me-e than 30000 a week. The strik-
d women to undergo military . ing decreaSe can mean only one thing-
'training and fight like men. What’s that the army is resting in preparation
the use. when. there are so many men . for heavy fighting. It may be the
able and willing to do the fightinlllons-awaited German blow. Or it may
and when there are so many essential be an, allied offensive. Time will
things that twomen can do better than ‘ soon tell.
men? ' .Effl ._————-—¢-————
#4...”— . The Bolsheviki were credulous
STARS FOR THE FALLEN lenough, goodness knows, in the negotia—‘
President Wilson's approval insuresllons with the German diplomats. But
to make void-
ot'ory colic
the country?
schools, too?
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WOMEN AS SOLDIERS
There is treason in the ranks of pro-
t
I pacts
the general adoption 0f the 1110“!”ang [or childlike trustfulness they don't
token suggested by the Women‘s Continua a candle to the Ukrainians. The
. lattice of the Council of Nattlonal Defihtter actually signed a treaty with
loose. There will be no conventional: the treaty-breakers.
I‘Vl‘iiilllilg of the ordinary sort. ln-I ______._______
icood reputation. ills license was re
stored.
1
tin Westport last Novcmbcr when
lhliss Margaret Allen and Archibald
ihtills were killcd, lie was exonerated
‘by Coroner l‘llclan. and stated that
ithc rcason he had not applied to
have his llccnse given back, was that
he had expected to be drai'tcd. His
license was restored.
Sixty days suspension at his license
was the penalty of William llrodsky
of 193 llead street had to pay for
evading n‘spoilsibility in a collision.
Commissioner Stocltcl decided to
investigate further the statements of
Moo lt‘rlcdcl a jitncy—driver who ran
into a fire truck on May 19. He
assurcd Fl‘lt‘tit'l that it' his assertions
were true he would restore his li»
091150.
Dominica llalllmico who collided
with another vehicle at Main street
and Madison avenue whilo driving a
bakery wagon had his case continued
to June 1‘3.
Jarvis chd of South Norwalk had
this license restored. lie was charit-
cd with operating an automobile.
while under the influence of liquor.
He stated that he Was not addictcd
to drink and promised to be sober in
the future.
The case of George Iv‘tlshay who is
but. eighteen years of age was contin-
ued until Commissioner Stockal can
investigate it more thoroughly. It is
the manner in which the license was
secured for a minor that is the ques-
tion at issue. .
$16,000,000 APPROPRIA-
TION WANTED FOR
GUARDING NATION
AGAINST SUBMKRINE
ATTACKS ‘ ‘
(Continued from First Page.)
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NEW YORK. Juno 5..—..—-"Don't. use
your wireless and we won’t shoot," is
the newest “made in Germany" war
slogan under which the emperor‘s sub-
marine commanders ure carrying their
campaign of frightfulness into Ameri-
can Atlantic waters, according to per-
sons among 25 survivors of the steam-
ship Carollna who were brought to this
port aboard a coastwise schooner early
today. The Carolina was destroyedbvy
U-boat gunfire titty miles off the. Dela-
ware Capes on Sunday evening. . ‘
Stories told by passengers and crews
of the sunken vessel indicated that Ed-
win W. Vogel .of New York city, .the
ship's nineteenyenrcld chief wireless
operator, played a. spectacular part in
the. dramatic raiding agate Cur'olina.
When the submarine messaged the
"Use no wirelestr‘we don’t shoot.” Yo
gel defiantly repeated his S. .0. S. sig‘
nals. which he had already begun flash-
ing and was on the verge of answering
queries from Cape May and Brooklyn
navy yard stations for the Carolina‘s
James llykcman was driving.r a cat“
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Will hold 8 pint or quart jars
and fit in any size boiler. Regu-
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Special ...... . ...... 79c
_ Towel Bars
18 inch brass nickel plated bars. 1
rustproot towel bars. Regular 09c.
Sale ........ ........55c
Water Set
Seven piece. cut glass water set. :
(’OSSJSUDE of two quart pitcher
an six glasses to match. Revular
$2.00. ' a
Special . . . . . ....... $1.593:
Oil Stoves V
.. The Boss oil stove ovens
in over" two burners.
$3.50.
SDeClal . . . ..
Window Screens
Adjustable window screens
inches high extend
Value 600.
Special . . . .
will “ .
Regular 3.
247
to 33 inches
55c each
Ice Cream Freezers L
_ Three quart size, North Pole
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wide.
nlar price 3.00.
Sale .............. $2.49 5
Hammocks
Att ract ive color combinations.
Hair lay back pillow and wide full
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:‘necial ...... ....; $4.98 l‘
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Carolina, the Ship Sunk by a Submarine Off the NeW.
Jersey Coast
Wszawam 2m. mow ~
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at San Juan. It was manifestly im-
City of Columbus Which Narrowly Escaped
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night of June 2 by one of the German
t the Jersey coast. She was bound trout New York to the Caribbean for sugar.
The picture-of the superstructure of
a six-inch gun mounted fore and aft.
Mum. ,
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The schooner Edward H. Cole. 1,
1 of Boston, of which Captain H. G. New comb was the master, was sunk tlle
lievod attacked the Cole. is here given.
possible for these mendo escape that ‘ WANT MORE MONEY
notice of the Hun captain, It was said?
but he evinced no more interest in: (Continued m P830 One)
them. seemingly than in any others:
aboard. t
The officers, all of whom reached
C "it. was shown to the. Judiciary
_ t .onlmittce that in recent years ' is
here safety. are. , Inulnbcr of able and efficient judges
First Lieut. J. P. O'Toole. Clinton. . were compelled to leave the bench'be-
31355.; First Lleut. F. D. Carpenter,; cause their salaries were insuficlbnl:
Maplewood, N. 1; First Lieut. n. r}? “mm“. the” families'" ““13”"
Boyd. Syracuse, N. Y.; Second Lieutfligefiszfifgdfié‘girfteifinof igggzzixii .
G. Boldsnlith. Pittsburgh: Second. main on the bench at. great financial
Lieut. Bernard 0. Waltz, New York sacrifices simply because of their
city: Second fieut. M... Ortiz. Newl devotion to their judicial duties in“!
‘the honor of their judicial position.
York city; First Lieut. G. Nada], San‘ "l N Y k P
Juan. P. R.; F‘r.tlLi . n ew or , ennsylvania‘ and
Arth B t 'f eutenant LeslitlaiW lNew Jersey, the salaries of 'state.‘
“1" 03-01" Second L19“. W“ amdudges have increased considerably
Redding. Mosranticut. R. I..;‘Firstlmore than we hundred per cent. in "
Lleut. William M.. Sides, Plllladelphla.lPennsylvania. the judges of thesa-
Captain Robert K. Wright and Pay- preme Court receive $13,090 a year.
791 tons owned by ‘Crowell & Thurlow
submarines fifty miles off Barnegat on
a German submarine. such as is be-
These are powerful vessels with
”
day, 156 of whom were passengers and
94‘n1embers of the crew, leaves an ap
parent discrepancy of 29 persons to be
accounted for. This calculation by
oflcluls ot the New York and Porto
the Carolina, is, based on advices that
sixteen are known to have been last
from a lifeboat which reached Lewd?
Del, yesterday, with only ninetzen or
its original burden o! 35 persons; and
that. 28 we“: landed yesterday at 11b
Rico Steamship Company, owners of .
and of the Superior Court, $12,000 u.
master 13- C' Crowell “the unitedlyear. That state. with a population
States Navy. also appeared on deck or ; ‘of about 3,000,000 is paying its Jung.
the submarine’marked vessel withouties more than their United States «is
drawing comment from the Teuton uI-lpaying “5 judiciary f0! -adml“l3‘edng
dersea men. [figtlce to more than 100,000,000 peo-
l c " 1
donut anthem. l ~While varying in detail. thestories “This situation, Which is not. com
Veteran marines who superintended "all?“ by the ”“8995 accorded “It fined to the states mentioned, at.
the abutting or llfeboutll to those on all important incidents regarding thej tracts to the state bench men or the‘
the Carolina declared the coolnestand, submerslle's sudden "11055113 “It"lmgMSi talent and frequently oper-V
expedition wall which this tark was throush the ocean at the starboard 3:311:52 “‘9 detrimem 0‘ ““3 MW “
side of the Carolina; announcement of: '
gled Banner." and it was instantly
taken up'by those in other boats—the.
men joining in the whistling and many
of them Singing the words of the Na.-
..v ti
accomplished was remarkable" Few , The present salar'k N
_. . y of U ad
women been e hysterical, they de- “3 presence by the firing of a 5119“ States district judges is 86,000“ a‘
elated, and most of “me “gem over the bow of its quarry; the leisure . year. and of circuit judges $1,000 a
there will be a slmplt “3°35 It's hot. and the work‘s hard. and
J’s-ices are high. and the rent’s due.l position when Captain '1‘. ill. 1).. Bar- lautlc City
and income tax to be paid. But antbour. Vosol's mmmfinderc “We" “'3 The arrival here today and at M
,. ¥l=‘fa'.‘. ‘
hand three inches wide, worn on the
i no sleeve. ind henl'an‘a gut star for
each inI'lll'K‘l‘ of the family who has
given his: lit: tor the nation.
The clnlvlrnl is. strictly whilst. not
‘I moi'trntnlt mu st all. The um llt
Writ ”strontium of grief. but its on
dim sum is «W Irv ml- at».
‘mgudamm firm in. . g
It has um um mm
‘ «snubs! ’
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we down-hearted? Not a bit’ 11101940 out his hey all see whether the.l
anticCit dLews 'st (13.1-
than they are in the allied trenches. omuns would keep their m I!“ mm '31:?“ mm; :‘prapzouzt
where they have not troubles. m declared '
. _......_Q._._._._ ‘ Camila Barbour slid he decided 10‘ Carolina who reached bore ted:
_ y. sold
Gems has lost the elections mm "1' WWW“ 1‘” down b’ th- vuutl carded m MAW“ “(1
.wt min.
tannin. Mum-om mt‘mvm.mmmm. ‘ .-
*MW‘M ‘ mmlummummmwm m“ M “Insult-mm.
tie! at: m The duel-ls of the.
their wits under the rebuk s promm‘y
accorded by other women of stouter
courage" . ,
Those who reached here afiel- escap-
tng tho Irlple menace of German gun-
tire. drownlnx and starvation. vmvuu- i
‘nhle to understand why the columna-
“ «Min mm m to at no u-
Apokmd. to: ”Mrmmm'
t . I 'I ' ‘
with which the U-boltt set‘ about to Ye"-
sink the vecsel. and the lonely lit-hour
.virgil item luthe storm-tossed. wind
driven beau-l. which ended in the res-
cue by the coasting schooner.
Cyrus Bullet-ll. of {but Nomads.
a innate of the Houston Soldiers
ammunition: from the indi-
taunt: Wand thermos in all
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The bill would'tncraase' the
minimum salary of district judgesto-
86,500 a year and growths a. 3nd-
uuted increase based upon the We
latter! of the district. 35“ ’l M 110- ‘
lng propOscd for cannibal”: of MN- '
ulatiou in excess of the first 500.00.. ‘
with a mnwnulu of 810.000 unit-.4 .
Circuit 1110er ms 4W0 $1.“: .1
a you more than the district tum. .
with. the some mansion at 110:wa .3;
up to 311.000 amt. ‘ 9 '- “
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