a
WM...
duty
and the Star Spangled Banner sung in
. closing. wanna . 1; . WW
1 3 impact-u clean should t».- given Miss
. Elli!“ Wells snow“ kill? Mill
.4... ,. . ., t J; ._ . . .1. ” ,
' amt “g
departmc'nt ftir p tag the program
it has been prophesied that our lit; Mr. and ”'5' mnk ”W15 and son
3 ‘ i and drilling the Children. Mrs. Mil»
. l
\'.. ‘ ' .« .,_ . f ' . >
.: Mrs. Elmer Case will entertain. the i ”P Village would soon be “on the map" {are spending some time in Collins-
idred Kuhn assisted at the piano:
, Whatsoever Circle of Kings Daugh- . We are here now, for Ronal‘on gave to "Ville- ‘
' tors tomorrow afternoon at 2:30. like Red i‘l’oss mort than $1200. ' I: ———~———.
3 ‘ ' — ""‘ “5‘“ . Mrs. D- L» CORY. has returned to Co!
I 513. Eliza J. Naumberg or pigbland: till the last an; Cross; drivfi; justilinsville, after a visit with her 5011.
. mine has hem n'igitfng', friendsjin ”ng “lynch it glozgi‘iotfl "liverFDavidS. Coley, and family.
. , . Ney'rork‘ctty. , ' .3. , manhole Charmaine. '.‘ WM. ,,
Lundqutst, of new York, has. :should feel that we have downed:
, Kline his m0\‘ed (from..Thomaa
to Lorena street.
M—
Thonext meeting of the Norfleld
1Thimble club will be with Mrs. Lang
. I ' __ ‘ i . "1V
biggie of the residence: oni Mr. Gale and familygmfle moltéd pork. Mrs. G51 Mumhad charge
{from South Nfirwdkptoifli and dives 9::th Rob'filo’n Districtfjand is ‘osv
‘ T ‘ . nue. ; . , - .gu ;« .dleélafiymaifffldio! monotoneanedfeuem’ “mm ““9““-
. Harrison. of New York City', is __ , way in which the team worked helpedl . _..
“9mg “5 59mm” ”men“: The Woman’s Foreign Missionarv They were Mrs. Comes, Mics mm. The new ”‘7'“ flag Will be ”“118 *0
lon's Point. _ ; l, . ' £50019“; of ”he bidihodi'stchurcii'wiil Crockett, Mrs. Davenport, Mra.‘E"vo'ry.‘ "‘6 breeze from the large flag pole,
‘ ' ’ . 150m Va: meeting this edema a, 8 Miss Hackiey, Miss Millspaugh, Mm; ”we" 9” Norfleld Church Green, on
that th- 0113* e! H. L. Raymond Mrs. Harry ScofieldfiFridam June 14.
_ > . JP 5 Mrs. marl Stevens, Mrs. Oscar Scott,” *‘----
l Fifth ward Democrats will hold their
Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. s. S. wood, Mrs, if Miss Mary Lord the evangelist has
9 Red 01035 workers of‘the East caucus to elect two delegates to the
May Weed. One of the Scouts, Jack preturmxd ‘0 her home after several
m M. 1!. church Vill_'¥mcet thisi town convention to» he held in the city
a
3 0'
old huhbeen received ' .
'1‘. Shei‘of 3 Charles street has 901°C]? “1 the
_, safely overseas. ' ‘ ‘ ‘
'Coates sold twenty tickets for {hebday‘s' visit With Rev. and Mrs. c, w.
. _. . . . ; _ , , 'tEBurt at the Con r
.. ‘ for its usual sewing session. hall on‘the evening of the 17th, 1!] the '-, theatre benefit - g elational parsonage.
. _._.— 1 city hall court room. . » ‘ l
“d Mr C L “'OOd o'f White ~' ~b-—-—-v—--" ‘ ’ *‘ 3 Town Clerk and Mrs, A. C. Bradley.
Land Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Fancher have
‘ ‘vbeen visitors with Mrs. Adel] Ogden in
{gum Canaan.
Harold: L. VT’ristram, who has been
employed in the grocery store of it'll-
.______ liam Littler, South Norwalk, for some
“a or, might Griham. of time, began his duties today as man
Mann, are visiting their sister. ager of the Andrew Davey store in no
annah J. Seymour, of Rowan WWW" avenue. _ _ , ‘ l
‘ , wan-h— l
‘ — i The Republicans of the Fifth Ward
Mut- Morrison, of the Quartermaa- will hold a caucus in the rooms of the.
Corps Camp Devens, is enjoying a Rowayton Hose Company on Wednca- __________
day furlough "at his home on day evening to elect three delegates-to Mrs. Clarence S. Mather has return- fyl'amily, Mlaa Gertrude Craft and Mn
. ct street. ' ' ytho conventionhto be 11121: in. 11:19 city 9,, from a week's v1.5“ with relatives ijJennée Smith Wallace Brown have en.
. . ' .—‘—.’——~7 3 I court room in t o city ta , lll mg on in the city. - on an auto trip to Horwinton where
”dill-pom lflorntan‘ 393%?!” has re- the following evening, at which time, 2 they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sto
' tohla‘dutlea at F0" Terry after delegates ‘0 “‘9 “Nev congrealonal The Women's Committee of the Da- phen DOW. 'formerly of Weston.
““3 the week-end at his home on and county conventions Wi“ neglected. rien War Bureau will hold an import‘i ‘ --——————-—-——.
.‘e avenue. 1. Delegates to the-senatorial contientlon , ant meeting at 3 “lock. this aftqr- 1
and representative nominations will noon. , URINE PHEE .
i!)- alld Mrs- William Waldron 0f not be made by the ‘Republicans until . t ‘ . 3
m I alphas;formerga‘t‘);,§orvtall:e:lt': October. ., it .3“ ,'g. John C. Hnmngton, the Cedar Gate}
tingwl 'iMrs. mnapa ‘v . ..
. f 'h ties artiatuwaa made very sick for a few‘
531587 place,_ A" honor to the man W o r ' days last week by eating toadstools in,
spent]; the week-end at their
l' residence at Marvin Beach.
i Mrs. Lillian Gregory and Mrs. Fred-
fertclt Weed of Norwalk have visited
V‘ftheir brother, Oscar Budd and family
of Prospect street. '
“-—
Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Fitch and
_...—..._..__.
ng peace among nati‘ona can never
yierian be brought into harmony: compro-
instead or misc cannot even be considered." R04
regular preaching service. fbert Lansing. Secretary of State, do
. lclared here today in an address as
.- ‘ ”'— 1honorary chancellor of Union ‘Cdl-
Tum calm.- were born last saturdny logo for 1918. instance after instance
ton David N. Mother's farm on upper. from his own experience at. the head
~Gracie atrial. Such an occurmncdlglrtedAaeflcg's gin-Mg? olflco were
in yo V5,. _ . 3} pr ve a no at because. he
luck 2; :nnlsual, and considered “f1. assorted. “Alnorlca, even those in-.
y“ e . 1 tellecfually edulpped. have but vague
idea of the ‘attitudo'i‘ which mada
‘ ing at that couriers olivJIan Zant for multiple“ our good friend, Edwin; were held in the Noroton Presh
“t, this evening. . , _ W. Godfrey of Rowayton avenue, care- ‘2 church, yesterday morning,
1 ’ ‘ ‘3 l ‘ . J taker of the school house and grounded the
inward F'. Smith. who With J01!!! The girls and boys of many nationali-l
,Melle and Worth Grehm is enjoying flea,“ and- than: are many. aépbea of.
”Input fishing trip in Maine is re- them. atl'reap‘ect him and info him.
filtering friends in town with cards. {99, During the ‘ recess he‘g‘overna
, ~4—--’—-_-‘-- _ thorn as generals do ‘armiemnnl With
file annual Childrcn’s Day program a "mailed list," but a kind heart’ and a
“observed at ballast Avenuc Md}; helping hand. ~. Elle introduce; new
oiicch yesterday morning. ‘ ninth 'ptoya. untdng'tonnmr that ‘Children.. “a “if.”
34......—
fir
. 3 , . . » . u. Hindlcy motoredtzl’rusmmm nonunion: 3 .. 3 . ,
Wei,“ ”"5? #qu? of ”“7“"?! do lei. “fixed up in; . And the.” “at“. to N‘ewdjla ' . 1:“ week and returned: "It 13- a “Cl Wt aongrally known,"
0rd baptibed. . ' r . . . . Methodist.é_‘hni‘chr-lbb-wd 119 3 "firm“, tli" *‘" ta. award. who . ha vinfium Secretary Lansing. “that mun
——-—-— to it is as your perfect as obit be. The 'n‘ow co r, . _ six weeks after the imperial Govern.
. , r. :3 . . » ." . . .. ”P , 3M8 509110030" ”fii‘mant had. in th " ‘
Dr. and Mrs. it. it, Bannum of Port ladios met. on uncommon (nearing hm. annoyed" the aviation coma. ‘ a cutie of the Sussex‘.
Nightlight.
ater and Mr. and'Mr'a'C. E. Wood disturbed countcnhnces) to give the ,: ,glvon ““3 goyernment its sob
5"". u...
White Plains, were among those church .ita‘anniial cleaningfnaturally
d apent the week-end at their real- they didn't; liko thnuloh. After a thor-
‘addnces at Marvin Beach. ough examination they unanimously
- ‘agrced that it didn‘t need it, and re-
Tbe Que E's club will hold their tired with pleasant countenancos.
My meetln E’bbb éyé fig at the They had‘a he‘altby appreciation of tho
I
the oi Moo ‘ ‘m Bean’b Van Zant than that tries.»
'bdtect. Plans for their coming enter-
ment will be. completed at the
means.
The following interesting program
was given by the acholara of tho
_ ., Methodist Sunday \ocl’topllfimlday ev-I
on Tucaday evening the Junior ‘Ep— citing in‘tho'chnrch.‘ . ‘ .
Wtb Wino of the East Avenue M. Song. fling out the Dinner,
/
m-..—
Thojlt'nong‘h'eclt‘ Point auxiliary of
mo harlot-033. moat nation in re-
but you: lost” nutrition will Mitzi its
qdully sessionllfljéxcépt on sattii‘lhyi
and Sundown W‘ilte garden house. on
the commas: dime. an mum of
'1 "that" section“ at». tbyltodto share in the
work. ‘ , ,
“5-, of tbé .Darien Congregational
church. began‘. his ministry Yesterday.
Rev. Henry-c. Carter. tho-bow par
.1” f?“ ,Airongoin'entoiro'r’ flic‘ formal installao
F..lon' will tie uitl'do total. The Congre:
Fga'tion‘al and mtliodlat Sunday schools
.will. have their observance of Chit:
in church will entertain the monitors Cfififlfldfi:
rot mama's 'Forelgn Missiontry Pfa‘y‘el‘lly c..w;.atu.
Wmfioohuroh parlors. At this Robitdtloh. School om
m‘ tilts you peopt‘t‘e‘ will cream Recitation. canal-oil's bay
i.- '.
“Pita coinage chool,"' thrillers-onto- ............ ‘. ... Girohdolyn Arnold «“39“ s ””5” “9’“- SW“
.‘ 6! M has been carefulfi pr'e; Chorus, We Are Little Soldiers ..:.L 1 . r. .
M thin it ih" éxpect'ed that an ex‘c'ef- ................. Primary Scholars Mm Attl'oli PM” SM“. hem“;
,Recft‘ation’. Au moo, .......... Imifsme 9535’“? Neck ”n" “W”
i . .. Catherine can“? 35"" “93‘“ “m“ w “will“
""""" {Woodrow Garncglc two years ago.
Chorus. Rejoice, "l‘ls Children's Day ~- . _ , _
- . . - . . has been sold to Dr. John A. Harris of
igiollacco
. . Fund met at the store of M. Carol Mills, Emma Wells, Dorothy Ne York city, be h taken posses-
. Dunne. secretary of the committee Wells. Ida" Wittorbury. .
m preparcdia number of packages of titeclta‘tlon, Because: it Is ,thlran'a ‘Zgn'gfizmfiifniy 1:". tamer mp”?
mm for the East Nerwalk young 5 Day .................... cot-oi Mills mam Dr m i f9 3' “IS“W‘R'
1m W33" 3T9 in the service. A total Recitation. Children's Day . .. .. ... lioe commisa‘lon I: a twin???“ .93?
eleven packages tvere mad? ‘up by ............. ‘ ......... Mary I'lynch' his 8 cial 2" ° ‘ 9w ”1‘ city,
e comma and are now ready for Solo. Roses So rat, ...thtls Overton “on ‘1}: mm‘ ““9 “"3 "‘9 a"???
_ wlpment. Packages were sent to the Solo, When the Bella Ring Out the i ll 0 m c and comm] °f ""3 mm"
Mowing young men Thomas Collins, C,“ ______ , __________ Marjorie Hall .3!” cemen.
; ‘3 N., George W‘ Brown. Albert 0- Chorus. Balls of Children’s Day.... 1 Edwin D. Ayers, 77 years of age
._ “v Charles A- Havlick T~ W- Tay- Florence Batteraon, Dorothy Beau-ti," . . ,
,1“ ‘A. Middletown Andrew Darkeni ’ 3‘le a few (“35 “8'0 at Fitchs home,
wt auditing win be‘ made.
The maiden of the East Nomalk
paine. Eleanor Hall, Norma Hall 439 was a corporal of Com
~ . ‘ V - * . . an A, 10th
‘bgfildmgéilfilifi: gtlg’ZZZnh‘llOIt-fr Recitation, ““19 Bird """""" 1- - ~ {Connecticut N Volunteer lifaztry, and
AS. ‘ y. _ ‘ ................ Marjorie Desmond .also‘ corporal of Company M, 13”] New
I Reading, The Soul of Old Glory .... {York Heavy Affine”, during tll‘é “v“
' . ....... 3.3 laaEm - ,
a reunion of the family of John w.' 4 , M m“ Wells Wt“- He was one. of the best-known
and most popular of the men at the
3 Salmon athtl c‘ - -
s was held at his home, 42 Fifth » ,n, e nun me ME .
,. 3. ...... . ......... ..;.4... C c it
out. East Not-walk, on Sunday, June Solo we“ me'Dmf .. .3 e e a Dallpnome. Before entering the war. he
mnnn‘ his children and mu- ' -. . ' i “"9 ' """" '
moo-oouc
[omn promise that it would cease ruth-
NEW HONOR ACOORDED DAVID
.Ituht with Entire MW! Ie" who
the ”W awarded
' in Hillary. C
David might Well be called the first
bandmaster mentioned in history. f'l'
he was the first orrltoslru! orgunizor
of whith we.have any; record. His
hand numbcrt-d two hundred, four-
score and eight. and he thus led the
first body of players. lie no, doubt
tation and tonocolor effect, for he
ments.
The fourth Psalm, "Hoar Inc-when
I call, 0 God of my righteousness,”
he directs to be played by his chief
musician. who was a player of the
ham and the aackbut. Psalm fifth,
“(live our to my words, _0 Lord," be
iasslgna to the chief musician. who
was the solo flutist of his band.
Psalm sixth, "0 Lord. rebuke me not
In thine anger." the chief musician
or‘ soloist on the string instrument.
who bud a ,virtnoso’a regard for ex-
pression, is called upon to perform,
and so on through the Psalms.
David Without question had in his
band ,all of the component parts of
the modern orchestra-strings. wood-
winds, brass and percussion. At the
and all the house of David “played
before the Lord with nil manner of
instruments made of tlr wood, and
with harps and with psaltrlea with
trlmbela, costancta. comets and cym-
bals, and the sound of the trumpef
was heard in the land even as it is
heard today."
and popullir as a conductor, David was
tertalnly to be envied.
From these Biblical days to the
present time the instrumental body has
existed in many forms—bonds com
posed entirely of bagpipes, orchestras
‘compoacd entirely of string instru-
ments, bands of oboe players, hands
entirely of brass, bands of brass and
wood-wind, bonds of trumpets, bands
of buglca, bonds of drums. and all
aorta of combinations hnve been made
iby man.
SPOTS OF LIFE IN DEAD SEA
.. {Li ff ' \ though “.9 may “mi saniEtimcd. Ah" mistake for mushrooms. » .
“he Mayflower Hook ll; Ladder Com. wen, we aro'ali onlybuman at Oil? heal ' SCHENECTADY, N. Y.. June 10,—- small Flak and Other Living Creature.
'y will hold .their T9013? monthly .——tltc,effort counts all the same. Take Tho annual Children's Day eIErciaea ’Prusaianiam and the idea of ondur—3 H." Been Observed ‘" Deso-
lah Waters.
‘lnto, an, nna represented by early writ-
llfé‘. with sterile shore-a, and no pestl-
lenfiul tlmt oven birds flying over were
liable to foil ddhd. Though 46 police
in length and more than 9 mile-a in
greatest breadth. it is espcclally not-
able as being tho greatest deprcaalou
ion tho‘ earth. its surface being 1,300
feet lower ihnn that of the Mediter-
r‘d‘nenn." The ntlnfa’li Ii'tallgliiabnt' {:0
greatmvolumc of “'1‘. rpour n, y
'fhe Jordan mlse'a‘ 6% Surface 10 of
Its feet at times. though. with no out-
let. this lnn’ow is all evaporated In the
dry section. The wind! has become
possessed a knowledge of instrumcn- '
“assigns his subjects to speda‘l lustru- 1
dedication of Solomon‘s temple, David '
Popular on a composer .
The Bond and is not quite so deco-t
era. .who pictured If an utterly without.
* 'BuyCoal
BANK-no convanrton.
Local Men WllI‘Attend Conference a‘l
Eastern Point, June 21 and 22. I
Manyllocal business men are plan
mm; to attend the fifth annual convem
film of theiblow England states Bank-
era’ Association which is to be held at
The Griswold, Eastern Point, New Lon-
don. Friday 9.110 Saturday, June 21 and
22. Thin convention ”0111181339.“? and
the biggest of its kind yet held and an
unusually. tine, program has boon an
manta. , _ . . .. . , ‘, ,,
The State Bankers' Association fro
I Maine. New Hampshire, Vermont,
rangedrhv _.the.comal.lltye..of. arrange
lOHDAY. In: 10, 1918 "l
I
,»,‘ , 7'1 til“?!
Y...‘
The largest crowd of the week was
present to enjoy
Lon Washburns Midway Show Satt'lb'
day night. All the sldeahows were
‘open and did a fine business. Sport
loyers had their fill when they watcbtl
o couple of the Wrestling'matChcs be
When Harry "Mamas who claims the
nlicue'might champlbnahlp" of the
world and too Fuller of Sbutlt Nor.” '
mud in thr‘e‘o bouts for’ lt'wtn be re:
can. router déctétmy’uéf‘eatea m- "
" Massachusetts, Rhode Island. and.Con-' '3‘
team alaughter upon the high seam: Very dense and bitter. while floating - nectlcut and the Savings Bank Asso-
Coun Von Bernatorff, appreciating the,mfififlel Of bitumen WW1 "‘0'“ “‘9 clbtion of Connecticut will be among
worthlcatlneaa of the promise. aalfed‘
the Berlin Foreign Office to Rdviadi
him in ample time before the cam ‘
paign‘ of submarine murder was re-'
the German merchant ships in Amor-
‘lcan harbors to deatroy their ma-'
lchlliery. because be anticipated that
the renewal of that method of War,
‘faro. would in all probability, bring.
ithe United States into the wan.
"How well the ambassador knew}
the character of his goycrnment and
bow perfectly frank ho was. in mm
ed for the information without apolo-
gy or lndlrdctlon. The Very blunt-
neaa of his message ahowa he was
sure his superiors would not take of-
,fopse at the assumption that their
word was valu‘eleaa and had only
boon stren‘ tO‘ train that find thin.
when an increase of Germany’s ebb.
marine fleet warranted, the promise,
would be broken without hesitation
or compnnclion. What a commen-
my on Bernatorff’a eatimato of tho
sense of hbnOr and good faith of hit
. govdrm‘nont.’ ‘
“In view of this spirit of- hypoorl
av and bad faith. manifesting an en-
tire lack of. conscipnco. we oucht not
<to‘be astonished that the Bttrlln F’br
elzn Office novel- permitted a. prom-
ise or a treatv engagement to stand-
in the way, of a ccurge of action
which the German Government doom
ed expedient. I coed not one in
proof of this fact the flagrant viola-
tions of the treaty neutralizing Bel-
gium and the recent treaty of'llrest-
Litovsk. This discreditahle chamo-
teriatic of German foréifin policy was
accepted by German diplomats as a
matter of course and it}. neutral. if =
raiaeworthyrutctll‘ftd‘ of deal- j
not a‘ p
w
in: with other governmélita.”w
, The caution of tho wor, 1dr. can '
'alng Enid; coumow the Gdr”ili
desire for world dominion. 2
. "That Was and lathé‘ comm:
” . *was errand boy and apprentice printer
unto-me present. including live}; 1» w- """"D°f°l“’- 13.33.31.333 the New York Tribune. and coma thought of Pmssiamm“ _ tie and
gum. .and five sons, and mam ec tatton. They Say In {dine I, tell many interesting stories of Horace “It excited the cuptdlty of tho govt
dchildi-en, {gammy Mr. and Mrs; ......................§Janet Quick Greeley in thdse'stirrlng times. Mm erning and wealthy (flanges 01%,}.
ant-K Banks and four children.
'Cborna‘," Summer Time Injflilma Again the war he was engaged in country empire; . it dialed with “3' ”man"
andgxra. C. K. Cutbill and son of
: ._ __ ,ed glorieb and it its mm 86'“ ‘ .
3110318.. The Messageof‘tbegclla, _ . newspaper work. and for a long time; (boasted racial: atizcrlovi‘i‘y tiio dogma:
. ec atton, The .Flowem-Mae Gardner until obliged to stop because of his millions Who Were to hem” matfi“
.,'EarleE.Bank,M. d. - , . . . .. . 3
m by 5 1' an ,-Recltation.Chlldren'h‘fi’krs...,_.... failing health, he was correspondent , ment of achievement. With a. devo-
”tot ’1" 9““ “d “”0 5°33»; ....... .3...-.:. March Money‘ghe Home to, the BMW R" 1. “goon and‘aeblworthyofbettcrcltnae.
Ha ~Paxton and four chlldrenngThe pastor, Rev. Hg?“ , . . ev EW-t they turned heir energy ““30 thbl'e‘
> d bids. J". L. overton and daugh‘l- spoke on the Eddéa‘tlonssgttz’rbiifcgi Corp. Avefs was also the Wigwam.“
lit-rand Mrs. S. W. Durgy,.Nox~ ‘ ‘ : .
‘ . the Church.
m. Private J. Lealle (Banks .30 '
’ channels which would aid the ruKn’g
Ithe Mien life-saving crops, which class. , i * ,1 '
horua Jesus Love Me Thin; Kn- {now has branches‘at awry input whore Th3: Slug; fillet“ ‘tgth T3: 3:;
- .3 _ ._ . ms ow...» thi .. » W ,_
Tel‘ry, L. l. s.. N. Y., and M185 .fSong, Columbia. th ’ {ha n8 is popular' and men has been mm m I“! 1°" “hm ““e' We mm
_ .. . , . ,cmmoftheOcoanw . , .. -
“Ln-91391150 Mrs. mm“ litu- 'tRecitat‘lon, Just Oneg‘nttue now». ‘ he means of saving hundreds. of lives not transmit to posterity a learner of
an. and Miss Lillian-Hor- ' t "
3.... -,. g _ ). ..... Iran'c‘
th Norwalk, during the af- ré
o ‘th!!! drowning. Because of his coo- blood and military.
. . n! no énec‘tion with this movement \f‘ [for Eleni conflict.“ downwinto mg Val-
. . , ‘ 7 Recitation, ,Watchlng‘ Ovér‘ m“, an n -. .. .. “y 3
Mil} arena was photo- ‘3 'r - “upping“! . dubbed Admiral shy mama.
d? prfiShadowa because our tools
z _ .. on at tlio-Ko’ma. ,p war 1 and inured into tutor. L We
wens, after‘sch us of. to primary " ‘
> .. .. lnlust be prcpared to
' mom: and tcmporary
We“ may in this -
bottom and sulphur deposited from
spring: along the shore add to tho un-
attractivonccs. It la true that neither
but- Dr. W. 0.
any. afhféd that our the shores.
what-o mull” humus stream: and cos
moot»: occur 3mm filth, erotic and
tile participants.
The guests of honor will include
animal nor vegetfiblg life 1.. to ho l istlch men as Hon. Samuel W. lilo-Call.
newed m otuer thathe might notlfy found in the gallon woof the sea; laovernorlof Massachusetts; Hon. tn.
, ~ _ lfuaferton. In an ac- Ltvingsfon‘ Boeckman. govenor of,
wont to the 110an Geozribhiénl 80‘ abode Island. non. Marcus H. not-l
'mbered that Fuller is one of thc‘
against wrotttle'r in the game today lbw
lug'won 1‘1 championships lumped
tan'd Germany before the war. 'l'htI
'carnlval will be in Norwali until
Thursday night and the people' Will
have a better chancé to énjoy the at-
traction of the show.
The Court of Common Pleas. Judge
cOmb. Governor of Connecticut. and ‘John J. ways}, and Judge' John R.
bfr. C. A. Hlnach. president of the‘Booth presiding. will “014' a s'peclal
m‘blttlulto ln‘rydc. At' . Spot where he ;Atnerlcan Bankers’ Association.
The following program will be pro mega” morning tic/ginning atfltllo
and other travelers saw fish actively
stmlng. the water was found“ to
centnln not less than 33.8 per cent of
solids. There are many placing altmg ,
the chore wlicrtf acrcit‘bf food! "dill! ;
,many freed llo‘itlltlll, and alf (dob Spots .
bli'db and othcr‘ animal "to“ at!” abun-
dant.
Gobi! Word to.- m
“Only 1'! on the m varieties» o! it
sum in". America are poisoncuagf‘
writes Glam ‘K. .Norton in. American
Forestry. 'fNono," he asserts; "will at- ._
fuck a human" being cic‘cpt tn spif-
| defense. All of them destroyrodbfitd’f
5 that lhjur‘c‘ dopa- tlnd citrr‘y‘ continual;
I cable (licenses)? __ u
l' the mima'mma-ammm of ap-
‘ ri’cttlture’ plitccs' our annual crop loss .1
one to’rcucnts atrover $500,000,000; or
something like $5 a person. 3
I. Just how many more a alteatvovnccdr
in America to save this 1500,0000!
food no our claim toknow; but it
may be a good idea for snake haters
to péfllilt thewlggllufi‘repflles a longer
left“ of life—a reprieve; you-tnlght
midrib" all the mdcnti"afe gone,
L
, fonts-moon niétlr'fié mint-omen
in?“ é’b'fiilfiiiélefl? t??? 9““ if...“
habitat and» tilofiinouanonca ounce
anoint: and Food? or fiduciary: .. The
committing ocrootwaycnongwogc
' tho manta optimum condom, the
colour bongo onaplo'w‘ayfirmg strun-
3m, to identify a given house
by our moat concomitant: object in trio
dance. out it; a road, my or 1‘9.“
appeared in‘ bold-‘i‘fclléf the building
was nomad by tho“ trltyeler by, one
ortottiea or them tat-n13; After the
.oyécthr‘owof morocco: phobia and the
modicum of tho nonhuman the
orifice, handyman. tile“ only rah
soul-co left. to: monogram-cu n toot:
at“ ' it
over mottohnu concavhyfalcpioym'
, file on «bomb; 3
:T do'not feel that! have really soon
'Hafilct? pihyéd." innuendo. slouc-
, ,lngtofi“ Bullpen. ‘
that"
out We? “*9 Wt my
. fl
canted on Friday, June 21:
”desktop in this city tomOrrow' and Wed-
o‘clock in the morning: Severn]? long
=1 New York city.
20.0100)! the convention will be Called N- Y»- and “’5' J
3:30-«lti'oetlit‘g of the associations of Standing cages bet‘flen focal parties
each state for the elction of omcerc't are due to come b‘eibro the own.
and the transaction of the Militia“ ‘ " —.——‘—-——-—-1--‘—-
of the’respectlve associations. OFTEN wnaT MAKES HIM’ BLACK
8:00—Baddiiet to the members and “SometimeS.” remarked the man 0“
sués‘fs (o be given in the Banquet ' the car, "the black snoop of the tam
H'hlf. flock"—Toledo Blade:
DEATHS AND“ runnnaha.
' Mn Berithldétto Morel".
'Mrs. Bernaidett'a 'hforclll died and?
Prairam‘.
invocation—Rev. J. . Beverilge Lee.
New Inndon, Donn.
A‘ddress of WelcomeACharles T. .
TNBdWfiY.‘ Mdéfit‘, Connecticut _ . _ ‘
Baniéra’ A‘o'aoolatloli. Sunday morning at her home, 32 Union
Andreas—"Some of the By-Products or street. after a long illness. She is amt.“
the War," Dr. Nicholas Murbay_'viVed by two sons, Joseph and John‘
> i‘“ ' Mrs Ant-
president of Columbia University of Morelli, and four daughters .. . -
hony Carbone and bliss aMrry :Morenr
o'of-this city, Mrs. Joscpn Stanchl, of
' oséph mutton, of
Saturday morning , June 22, at,1
.-order in the ball room. with Charla .‘New Jersey. _ .
if. Morse. governor, Federal Reserve; The funeral Will be heldrat mg:
Bank. 9 Boston, where the following o’clock Tuesday morning ‘mnilll" in;
men will speak. ,Joseph's church. ~Interment w
Address—“A Basisvfor Short Term in S" Marys cemetery.
Farm: Loans," Guy C. Smith. Field 3‘
Agent, Storm Agricultural College,|
Storrs, Conn. . .
Address —- “Commercial Credits
Through Acceptance," Albert Bre-
ton; vice-president of the Guarantee
' . Ml‘s. Mary E. Hartford
Word was roCeived this canning of .
the death of Mrs. Mary '9. 'fianfor‘d,
widow of Charles E.» Hanford. in Hous-
ton.- Team. Mrs. l—lanford m a for-
ily has more pep .. than the entira‘ ‘
Trust Company of New York city.
Address—"State. institutions and the
Federal Reserve System," Pierre
Jay, chairman of the Federal I'Re-
serv‘c Ban, New York city.
Address—"What This War Means."
Hon. Theodore E. Burton, preaident
of the Merchants National Bank.
Now Yorttclty. _
pared for the visitors during the. after
noon and evening. In the afternoon,
ttona permit. to have acub'marlno an
accuracy “evening dancing; will“ be" to
brooch/the but room orthohotalc.
Suitable entcrtal'nmt-et'bdb been pre-
Captatn‘ John Engérs “of the Submarine‘f
Baae,‘3.haa arranged. if uervice condi-
merge in front of The Griawold’and ‘on I?
me’r réSident of this town and was well
'known here. The funeral cervical
will take place at the time of her bro-
{heron-law Winfield ‘S’. Hartford at i143
. East avenue, Thu‘rada'y dfternoon “at
t 4'o’cloclt. Interment will 'be in the
.‘Eaat‘. Norwalk cemetery.
.i “sowudava‘oaamursyaup
i Why use ordinary cough remedies,
'b‘oen used so successfully for fifty-two
years in all parta' of tho Unlutd”.8tat‘cs
for cough; bronchitis, “colds scaled in
, ig’ht'c root.
zit)? owi-
oration ln‘tho morning; gl‘y‘ed fibt‘lii'c', ‘
. “och "cc to compel W'é{Mflfib%W,
‘ ff thonuottsofli' ' * 3,3,,
,whcaltb'w-Plalatcd’a
.tgivca‘ftho paiicnt a good
free flout coughing". with
the attraction of" .
iwhen Boachee’a Germad Syrup had -
3. “.mt. , A.
,-_..~,.__,.......-. do... to 51' I... I, I! I‘ v . ‘p
-
QtliCJsiy-Use Stony.
Says -1'hu-Josaaaos- mum
‘the throat, especially malnutrition. It ‘
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