1 June ‘20th—28thISWar SavingsEnlistment Week ~ 3 [LEOATS SINK uy - . arSa i. as: some 110an ammo mun *— HONDAY, JUNE 17. 1918 ‘- 1 SS ampSN ow _ .2. Your own United States Government protects you andyours and pays for the privilege in interest on the War Savings Stamps yOu buy. Current events prove how men are used as cannon fodder. Prevent this in the future fur this and subsequent generations. You may think you are Safe now—but help make the future safe, too; 0 If by that date you have not signed your pledge card presented to you at your home by representatives of the State War Savings Director to buy and Save—to‘buy'wisely, what you need (meaning not to. overbuy or hoard) ized agency and buy at 25c Thrift Stamp. Ask for a War Savings , thing every week. When you have 16 Thrift Stamps on your card take it with 17c (1c more in J uly)to nearest post-office and get a War Savings Stamp. askinur for a War Savings Certificate. Have th'utretristered at the post-office for your protection. . Don’t Delay. .00 Now to Your Post-office. Bank or 'other author- Thrift Stamp folder to paste your Thrift Stamps on. Save some- i . ; and. if you have not agreed to help your Government to the best of your ability ‘ You Will Be Called Upon to Appear on June 28th at Your Nearest School House or Other Designated Places to Register \ THE ANDREW RA This Space Donated By OYSTER COMPANY Be Proud to Say to All that you have done your “bit.” Uncle Sam doesn’t say “Give”——he just says “Save”and “Loan” If You Are of Native Birth you are not a true and loyal American . if you refuse. DEL . If You Arc of Foreign Birth you are a traitor to the land that pro. I tects you against autocracy if you fail to support the country that supports you. 2 NORSE SHIPS 3 our VIRGINIA= Continued from Third Page Tun Navy Department announced . last night that the. crew of the Krings-I jun had been picked up by an Ameri- can war ship and is being brought to -' an Atlantic port. I . The during of such operations is . .l-leved‘ likely to get her in trouble in The. Kringsjaa makes the twentieth victim of the raider or raiders. The Simon and the Kringsjna sinkings appn'renlly are the work of the same U~boai which attacked the British stemnshlpiKeomnn on Thursday, for hometown occurred around ninety Iniien off shore. ' it appears likely that the raider has been about the Capes for a considera- ble time. shifting inshore for a while. but now operating twenty-fire to thir- ty mites further out than a week ago. be- time. though it is admittedly a hard task to trail a lone raider which is - constantly shifting. . l ' which arrived yesterdayal an Atlan-I -t.ic port were convinced that the sink-1 i ' ’ time éiv'en in the official Washington ' announcement made it clear that the ~its «pursuit of the northbound steam: .I. 33:3 10 ”It “COPS-“ll“ Sinking 0‘ “19.000.000.000 between July 1 and next the United States will fail to do his » course than the white light began to; ‘ received his belts and directions for , and the. women anti children includ- ‘ edamong the. one h‘undred‘and fifty ———o 150 Don Life Belts As U-boat Pursues glhe undersea raider had either lost those issued prior to the third Liberty Singings-By school. softly. interest in the chase or had been (li- Loan. except that they will have va. Reeltations—“W'elcomeRvHelen Math- ;..verted to some other attack. Thetrious maturities not exceeding four Pry steamship kept up a Zigzag coursenmonths. Carol No. 7"""'0“ CHM" Smile in but worked back into its regular lanei “The flrgt issue of the portiflcmpg Vain." ' as rapidly as possible and reached m” be dated June 25' “-m mature 0c. Recitation -J'Truth"~-iiarriet Weed. port. without further alarm. HOWfigober 25. With interest at 4 1.2 per!Singingw-“Praise and Glory"—-—Mary ever. the [ms-“fingers W9“? 80 “9““ cent.. and similar issues. it is expect-' HOHENL « by their experience that few slept for,..d_ will be made on Tuesday of every] Recitation —A“The Story in \‘erse"—~ the remainder of the trip. lother week following June 25. it 1,1,"! Raymond Johnson and William ills- One 0' the passengers ”W however. contemplated that at a con-: “12.. aboard “Tammi" was_an officer connecmdnenient and favorable period dttI‘ing‘HPClmlinn-4m Prfl)‘01"'-* “WNW“ With the American transport service-””19 summer an offering will be made‘ Smith. He declared that the engines of the to the WWW" public directly. and SingingNJ‘IIt Early Youlh"~-'l‘he steamship [lines had been pounded almost to a Wreck as a result of an experience following the Sinking of .through the banks, of an amount yeti Holland Sisters. to be determined. perhaps '32,000.000,.lReclinilon~Laura Burtis. , ‘ |000 of certificates of suitable maturifiI‘(‘Cllliii0n““'A Prayer"——»(‘larene F6!“ the Carolina. The captain of the Bra-t ”9,. for use by taxpayers in paving: guson. 20:: called upon every able bodied next year's taxes. ”z” taxes pfly'nble‘Carol No. 2~—“For Our 1.1%.”. aboard '0 80 below 3““ s“’k‘idJuno. 1919. levied under existing and? “FEVER" With the result that the Brazos devel-, pending legislation. To the extentiMIcita‘ion—r'Thp Sermon 09"" “ 51’0"“ She had never shown be? that certificates of that character arel Woods"——(lrace Holland. IOPP. SIIP. dashed out to EPA and (00k1 sold substantially an equivalent re-f Recitalion~“i.ove"——Elsie Johnson. a continually ““9“?“ “our“ ‘0 8““ duction in the amount of the regular R00iiaiion~“0ur Part“~—Helen Math- J“““' EV?“ one aboard oxl’ec‘edJOI'tnlghtly sale of certificates lsseud 811 momentarily to be ““1““ but e in anticipation of the next Liberty’Singln'u" Helen Kl‘l'dO-i steamship had “0 mishap “hf“. ”‘3“ Roan will be effected. 'Siuging-——“A Frayed—«Helen Sonislo. her engines were Virtually ruined by Wants Prompt Distribution. Singing—Elsie. Johnson. "‘9 pounding which ”my "909““! ”‘I “in giving this timely advice of the 'Singinpen-“Americn’leo. Father in in the 202 in the flighl- icstimated requirements of the Treas-l Hymnal (by ail). *’—“M iury to all the banks of the country,"Recitation~(‘larence FNRMOW NEXT LOAN IN ,fllld. through them. to those who (33p: Reeltation—~“I.ove"—vMary Holland. gpect to make payment or taxes tn,Recitaiion--“A Prayer" ~— Norman OCTOBER FOR 1919, n is hopedthat they will makei Smith- arrangements promptly of such a‘RGCliRUOH ._- “Little Kindnesses“— SIX BILLION: . character that no delay will be experi.! enced in the sale rind distribution of§ Treasury certificates of both issues. I "The banks of the United States canl Pa-usencers aboard a steamship? . ‘ (Continued from Page One) in; oi” the Norwegian bark Samoa off: the Virginia Capes was accomplished Expenses to Be 312.000.000.000. render a peculiarly helpful service to by a German submarine which T9“; The announcement of this program our gallant sons by keeping the Treas- tltree ‘hours pursued their steamship indicated that the fourth Liberty loan ury of the. United States supplied with on Friday morning. The location and, will be for at least 36.000.000.000. the‘ the money required by the Govern- rexatt amount depending on Govern-‘ment to furnish every American hero _ ment expenditures in the next few‘ with the things he must have to fight .months. The Treasury already haRiViCiOI‘iOUSIY 01‘ i0 (“0 SIOFiOUSIY- I estimated these roughly at about $12,-.am sure that no patriotic banker in submarine turned immediately from Mummy 1. ifull meed of essential service to his The firm Sign “f the undersea raid: The sale of certificates under the country and to her noble defenders." 9" “’3“ a light detected by the Steal“":'.scl1e111e> in client during the last year“ ship watch about two o‘clock Friday?.unoums virtual] . . - ' . ' i. y to borrowing In ad- mornmgu it appeared off the steamy vadce from banks on projected popu_!CHILDREN,S, DAY ship’s port bow and was about a “my lar war loans on tax collections and IN WEST NORWALK' and: “a” “way, Showmg 0‘05“ m the 5 periodically refunding these short George Ferguson and Charlcs Fer- guson. lRecilation—J‘A Temperance Song"—« Emma Lepus. Carol No. 10~«“Nai.urt~'s Lesson." " Address~-»Rev. F. A. Coleman. Trinity church. Singing—“Star By all. Offering. Carol No. 12—“A Flower Lullaby." Benediction—Rev. I“. A. Coleman. Spangled Banner"« —_ CONNECTICUT HAS A TRIPLE HANGING TODAY (Continued from First Page). water. The steamship was proceed-i ing without any lights and as soon as“ theaiarm was given she turned in her tracks and put out to sea at top speed. ' > No sooner had she changed her move rapidly toward her, it was" de- cideathat the passengers 'must .be prepared for an attack. and as the steamship raced along with every ounce of her engines’ strength utilé last! the passengers were notified and their» conduct after the expected at- tack. The lifeboats were swung out passengers placed so that. they could readily be put off in the boats. . The stoninship continued her course (straight out tones for nearly two Its-limiter which it was decided that stuntially similar time oblibations in long term‘ Liber- ty Bonds. Depository banks make 2 ' 1-2 per cent. net, the difference be twocn the 4 1-2 per cent. interest paid by the Government and the 2 per cent. collected for deposits. . Calls 0n Bank Presidents. The future‘financial program was announced at this time to enable banks to prepare for the Government demands. In a letter‘to‘the presi- dents of each of the 7,600 national banks and 20,000 State institutions Secretary McAdoo said: .“The expenditures of the Govern- ment, as nearly as can be. estimated. will require the sale of certificates of indebtedness up .to the flrst.of,, No-v vemberylills, :ag regating’ approxi- mately .‘sspoomoo. 00. This. would involve the. issue every two ‘weeks of about $760;000,00 of certificates sub- (Ooumuea From Page One) and the reputed head of a school of vice in New Haven, Carmine Battiala, who was run out of Brdoklyn by the police, is serving a~sentence of fifteen years on his plea of guilty of man- siau bier. , Strong pressure was . Those who attended the service were greatly impressed by Mr. Cole.- man's.taik. and felt that be 'had brought a beautiful thought'to them, to help them in these strenuous days. ’- - The offering, which amounted 54.50;. was given to the West walk Red Cross Auxiliary. During the singing of a "Flower Lullaby" the members of the school stood in front of the altar. each holding a bunch of daisies and fetus. This modem pretty closing. .Tl‘he complete program was as fol- :lows: . ‘ a .. Carol No. 11——"_A Patriot’s‘Prayer." .Lord’s Prayer—All standing. Scripture reading. , ‘ in character ‘to Prayer—Per. F.‘ A'. Coleman. o to Nor- pecially the soldier. Pisaniello, who was said to be mentally deficient and the 'vlctlm of hypnotic autos‘ugges— tion. Among his supporters were sev- eral army officersand the wife of Mrs. .Poli pleaded for them in per- son before'the board. She said that She had five children, for any one of whom she‘iwould gladlydie and as none of the accused had a mother's voice to lntereede for him, she‘plead— ed as a mother torment. ,1er ' , I. ~ Lanzillo and Pisanieil The alleged instigator of the crime ' bro ght to bear to save all three. es- “ Sylvester Z. Pull. the theatrical man. ' o nabbed as , .. w. *w. y. Mrs. Poll was addressing the board. Their lawyersuniled in their con- demnation of the method“ of Bat- tiata. and urged that in view of the light sentence given him. the worst the boys should get would be to live and suffer for their crime in a penal institution. The clemency that was sought for ‘the convicted murderers was fought [by State Attorney Arnon A. Ailing. i who maintained that the killing :was a deliberate Job. .. -—-—_.._.___—._....— mm “Quality Shoo” 0031‘s —— SUITS — DRESSES - SUMMER runs — BATHING surrs — SKIRTS WAISTS +- MIDDIES —_ MILLINERY AGAINST REDUCED BREAD RA. T'ONS- Charge Accounts Opened I AMSTERDAM. June 17.—A political strike has been arranged for today at Nuremberg as a protest against the reduced bread rations and the‘post- ponement and [tampering of Prussian suffrage reform, according to reportsl received here. The. Berliner Tags-l CENTRAL. HOTEL- . Fine room by the day or week. Steam heated, electric W" “Y5 ”‘9 300‘“ .Di’mmrauc ”“3 lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian tv and the United Trades Unions of; and American style _ Nuremberg have issued a warning. cw“ Mo and Chestnut St! Tel 1555 against a strike. moo ' _ ' ' - l N. DISESA. Manager. J. massa, Proprietor. INSPECTING SARDINE CANNING lNDUSTRV. 21—... _-___ ._.____ nt— _ ..... g . « WASHINGTON_ June 17.- "Appoints, intent of Dr. H. M. loomis as Chief \lnspector for the Sardine canneries .of Maine and Massachusetts, with iheadquarlers at Eastport. Maine. was Lannounced today by the. Food Admin-i iistrntion. The inspection system to .4..- ‘Ibe followed will be similar to that in ” California, with deputy inSpectorst who will have authority to visit all WALL PAPER. 5c and 10c Roll 1 ' Full Line—Fine Assortment ALSO PAINT AND VARNISH AT LOW PRICEC. PAINTING, PAPER HANGING ~ , A. COHEN . 141 Washington Street. South Norwalk. i plants. . 'An Unrivolled Sale of Ladies’ and Misse; Suits, Coats andDreSses We. are bound to‘m‘ake this sale of Ladies’ and Misses' Suits, Coats and Dresses the “TALK OF THE TOW ” for days to come, and we are confident these prices will bring the desired usual beauy and value. Accounts OPENED results. Fine materials in all the plain and fancy colorings, finely made up garments of un- . ,.
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