the Colors!
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JUNE 20th-28th is War Savings Enlistment Week.
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ETWEEN those dates a volunteer army of 350 patriotic Norwalk citizens will call at
every home, i . -
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TOStake your pledge that you will but during this year the largest amount of War Savings
tamps that you can. . i
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IF you can do so you should subscribe i or the limit—$1,000.
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. IF you cannot take $1,000 consult your conscience and invest to your limit—to your utmost
limit! ‘
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IF necessity requires it you can get yo ‘1' money back at the Post Office on ten days notice.
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HE amount you take is not a gift—it‘ is an investment which pays you liberal interest—the
security is the United States Gove nment—the best in the world!
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JOIN the Army of Savers who are bac ing the Army of Fighters. There is_ a great joy in
Service. Serve Humanity—yourC untry—State and Town—and you Will be a bigger,
better and broader citizen. ‘ . '
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Thisi advertisement contributed by Crofut 89’ Knapp Co.
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LOVE GREW COLD
,ilie church. Mrs. Bullard said that
was the first time she heard of her
husband's divorce.
Mrs. Bollard recited a long list of
her husband's alleged lndiscretlons
‘with other women and told how his
ladmirers wliistled outside his place or
' business in GreenWich for him to come
"to spite of everything i loved him out and give them an automobile ride.
until he made those terrible accusa- John lleld. a Greenwich chauffeur.
lions against me.“ Mrs. Bullard said. testified tltat he has driven Bollard on
leaning forward in her chair and KEY/r various trips with women who were
top; sleruly at the lawyer. mentioned only as “Ethel." "Mary"
«Met Him in lndiana. ‘and "Loretta." They went to the Cob
The. story of Mrs. Bullard‘s early umbia Hotel. in Darlen. and to an inn
life and her first meeting with liul- i_.~i Harrison. N. Y.
lard in Lapin-to, kid. was brought out At the morning session Mrs. Billiard
on cross examination. She was born gave her direct testimony and told
in Clinton, Mich, she said. and win-ii hOW she had been cruelly treated by
about 17 years old went to iniporie. her husband during the past five years.
At that time considerable properly The trial was not finished when
had been left to her by relatives and court adjourned yesterday afternoon.
she was in the habit of carrying $3;
£300 in cash around with her. 92 GERMANS LOSE
FIGHT FOR LIFE IN
AT ACCUSATIONS
OF’HER HUSBAND
(Continued from First Page).
Sim was about 23 years old when she U
met Ballard. who was then employed
as a chemist in a Laporte factory.
They went on an excursion to St. Joe.’
Mich. which is the Gretna Green 0"!
the Middle‘WesL and Were married
there in 1902. There were about it)
other couples on the excursion who‘
weer married the same day. Mrs. llul- force open the conning tower and the.
lard denied she asked Billiard to mac forward hatches and trust to the com-
ry her because of her condition. but presision of air in one pari‘ of the "Is-
Said that he proposed to her. 1‘ sel to force. each man like a torpedo to
Learned of His Divorce. i the surface.
The witness claimed that the first submarine had become so high that
lllilll".‘lk't‘ was performed by a justice the great majority of the Germans
of the peace and as she was a Catlio- ould not keep their mouths closed.
(Continued frmn First Page.)
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nien, when the end calnc. as tiie most
horrible noise they had ever heard. i
The attention of a lirltish trawler;
was attracted and it hastened to the
rescue. The condition of the surviv-f
(rs showed that their experiences in
the submarine had been of a tireatlt‘tih
character. j
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THREE GENERATIONS OF WOMEN'
For tlzi‘IEe tineiatlona women of thls.
country hare used anti recomuushclcd
to their children and children's Hill-
tern the use Cf that famous old root
and herb remedy. Lydia ii. illnkham's
Vegetable ('onipound, until today .it is
recognlred everywhere as the stadium
remedy for wmnan'a ills, it remains?
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”no iiaicotles I'l' harmful drugs is made
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'SUNKEN U-BOAT; should b11111:
: "GAY WHITE WAY”
The only chance of escaping was to"
The air pressure in the‘
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lic. Bollard promised to have the niar-_ 'i‘he compressed air shot them to
riage ceremony performed later inthaf the surface, and hardly had they.
church They went to a priest in Adri:‘ reached the sea level when the air
an. Mirth and there. as it appeared, pressure burst their lungs and about.
Ballard had previously been divorced. twenty of them sank like stones. The
the couple could not be married in' survivors described the yells of the
'THE WNTER WHO is
SSSfié‘ii‘éS‘SN‘ZEfiEr
NEEDE D '
l pcrmitt in]:
from roots and herbs of the ilc'tt under}
the tunst sanitary condition. and any!
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woman s'ifiering from such ailments
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AGAIN BLAZES A8
Police Permit Restoration of Normal
Lighting on Streets of
New York City. i
NEW YORK, June 18.——An oriler'
resumption of
street and display lighting. which have.
“been curtailed As a, prcsao'i ‘31. against
possible enemy air raid since German
submarines became, active off the At-
lantic coast. was issued by the police
department late yesterday. As a re-
sult the metropolitan "Great White
Way" blazed last night with old time‘
brilliancy.
The order was issued with the ap-
proval of Major General William A.
Mann of the department of the east.
The police, however. have not dis-
missed the menace of an attack by air-
planes launched from U-boals. and
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.N ‘EDED MEADOW ST.
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tril'e it a tria‘. «Adv. . 3‘
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normal ‘
I PROVEMENT WILL
. ECOMMENC‘ED WITH-
1 FEW DAYS
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llla“ statements of this nature should
not‘ be confirmed.
'lhc insinttaiiou is plain that the
str et department has been asleep.
Here are the facts, Adjacent towns
lll‘ti not having their streets oiled. for
the simple reason that there is no oil
for} sale, and if there were, the United
States Government would not permit
use. and any town doing its patri.
duty would not use it.
'i he Standard Oil company and oth-
PriOOIIlIIZtHIPS have notified the my
tlitllt they could furnish no road oils
thih year.
it is a fact that Sldiiil’ord at the
prtisent time has been putting on
if") lnl'Vlil. which is not oil, although
di erence.
l in the matter of tarv'ia. the street'
driartmcnt has ordered thirty thou-'
BAN is REMOVED
v1 id callous, contracted for February
.1811, 1918. at a price of six cents per
gafitlon less than present prices. and
lo1 'er than almost any other town .11
lllli‘ State of Connecticut. Cities the
bl‘ to purchase iaria, even at the pre-
vailing price oi twenty cents per gal-
loin. so that Not-walk. far from haviiur
a black eye in this regard, has secur-
e its tar (oil?) at a saving to the
oil y of $1,800.
Vln the same issue there also ap-
Dtiarcd remarks relative to the Ger-
nr 11 IT-hoat seen in the Lake on blea-
thw street. Again it must be said
that the street department is on its
j b. and that everything possible is
b‘ in}: done to give the long-suffering
ptople of Meadow street a good road?
I‘Tllio street department is aware that
i t is, matter has been neglected in the1
lp st years, but it is not intended that
isiich shall be the. case. in 1918. ’l‘he'
e‘ closed letter from the chief engil!
in
.ti ate some of the dimcullies
er of the Conn. Company will illus-'
hich we have to contend. but I want‘
with
any seem to be unable to tell the
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may of l‘oughkeepslc, .\'. \'.. are tin.i-'
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ward with this work. and will use niy‘ular advance. jumping 7 points and ‘ b - . i
. ' ound. cadin . rise of 1" 0min
lbest efforts to assist you to carrythis.wnson Packing gained 4 1-2, 'i‘onac.l i R. 3,; iii a}: h
‘partirular Job forward. You under- “39'“! 90“ (ence, at CU:
also
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island. of course. the didlcnltles which e ‘1'“Ix’lslllstlrdrtzanll til). ~1 potnts. hm . other rails made little progress. Peo-
l “e are up‘ against in the matter ot‘ q p e b an “‘“Sma ‘3 0f ”’9 “3' ‘pie renewed their operations in tobac~
i ceiling siitiicient mm id do our track Class made (le mOderbte gain-S. 1‘. 5-1 co Sumatra i in .3 » t‘ . Cen-
:\\'()l'k. and that it will be impossiblefiieel reacted slightly and rails moved3em;l Ci ars fan 3‘; ffdg‘hgi‘l’er'red
l TOP "8 10 carry forward both this wol'kiwitliin narrow limits, but motors and g ' ‘ a i
made a sudden spurt and equipments
land the work called for by the citv! .
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pp '8 sect d vaiiable gains llbt’l‘i) . were teatured by American Locomo-
and state on Winnipauk line. It wiilln ' ‘ . .
,lic necessary that these jobs no for-. “"15 ““0 5193‘“- tive, which recovered its 11.4 pointa
ward independently. and 1 will ar- ‘li 'd d d 'hb “X ‘b t
range to give precedence to the one| WALL STREET. Noon.-- Moderate‘ V' en an as nine ””5: 1" err
which is most vital. However, 1 bc— reactions among leaders afforded the 3‘58 50“ at 99.30 10 99.64. Fll'Sl 4'“ at
Here we will be able to complete both. general list in the first hour. but prices 94.16 to 94.30, Second 4’s at 94.10 to
Jobs this 603800- ' rallied later on . S. Steel's vigorous re-I 94.88 and 4 H‘s at 96.10 to 96.30. ‘
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a ‘ V“ R. DI’NHAM. JR.
“Quality Shoo”
. ‘- Engineer. M. "f Way. i E — h — ‘.
than HATllleS’ i . ml
COATS —- SUITS — DRESSES
tat llN TRIAL;
SUMMER FURS —- BATHING SUITS —— SKIRTS "
WAISTS —- MIDDIES -— MILLINERY
‘ inmost-1mm. Julie is.~'rim pan-I
bury hatters‘ troubles. oiil of which;
grew the injunction and contempt pro-'i
. cecdings against others and merit-hers
;of Hatters Union. No. 10. _\\‘l'lt:'l \v‘ s;
argued in the Superior (‘oiirt two.
weeks ago. had another phase heard?
today before Judge Walsh and a jury; ._..
in the (.‘ttmmon l’leas itgurt. i
The case at issue is that of the
State against Jeremiah Sculley. presi-
dent of Local No. 10 of Danbury, and
William A. Merson, a hatter not a
member of the union. It follows a list
Charge Accounts Opened
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CENTRAL HOTEL
Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam heated, electric
‘ lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian
I light last September between the two and American style
mm SHINY was fined $50 andrcost‘s Corner Monroe and Chestnut Sta. Tel. 1555.
(and MW“ fined $10 and costs It. the N. DISESA. Manager. J. DISESA, Proprietor. -
lianbury court and both appcaiei J.
On request made for the trial f thef ' .
appeals in the. cases. Judge Walsh‘ ~——--— ~\ ~ __a-__ m
. summoned a special court for today. i i
' in the selection of the jury delay 4;-
was caused by Attorney Howard W.
Taylor of Dnnbury. who insisted on ex-
amining each juror ‘sepal‘aiely as to
his feelings toward organized labor
and capital. which caused a clash be-
tween Mr. Taylor and Attorney Ralph
WALL PAPER. 5c and 10c Red
Bull Line—Fine Assortment
ALSO PAINT AND VARNISH AT LOW PRICEC.
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING
A. COHEN
plans are under way to 1159‘ the sub- tt assure the people of Meadow street
ways as retreats in case the City 13' it at it will not be the fault of the,
_ ‘ .. . . is‘ reel. department if they do not get.
bombed. Commisswner Enright “n'vtlheir road. - ,
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:0. Wells of Hartford. counsel for the 141 Washington Street. south Inn-walk.
Connecticut Manufacturers' Assoc'ia- .
:iion. and the jury was excused and ' ,
brought. in singly. ..._. Tsvrw‘ .__.._ H 4- 2:25.:
Up to noon Richard S. Skelly of No-
roton Heights. Fred W. Cruder of
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. Manning. 14 Berkeley street:
nounced that corporations operating.
the underground railways will be ask-l
ed to shut off the electric power, if an!
air alarm is sounded, to eliminate the:
danger of the third rail in the subway}
tunnels. .5 l “i i",
Private John A. Cahill, one of the
drafted men who left. this city for
furlough from his duties at Camp Up-
ton with hia mother, Mrs. John H.
in
ii . Yours very truly.
{I .. ~HENRY R. MINOR.
l Street Commissioner.
‘THE (‘ONNECTICUT COMPANY.
i New Haven, Conn.,_Juue '15, 1918.
item-y R. Minor. ‘
3‘ City Engineer.
Norwalk, Conn. ' *
ear Sir:
. l am expecting to
be in Norwalk on
' Ca‘mp Upton on hfay 23. spent a brief ,llonday, the 17th. and, if so, will use 10:30 a, m.—Speculaiive issues were
iy best efforts [0 meet you. With
eferencevto work to be done on Mea-
ow street. would say that i am ask-
for the necessary tunda to‘go tor-
Danbury; Frank H. Brewer of Fair-l
field; William Burr of Fairlield; John'
Cnvanagh of Greenwich; Henry C.
l Drlnkwater of Greenwich; Frank Don-
loliue of Norwalk; Frederick E. Emer-
lson of Norwalk and Ash Jones of
Plainlield had been accepted.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
, NEW YORK, June 18, Wall street,
Jacobite
SALE OF DRESSES
$6.00 masses $3.00 nnssrs
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
l the conspicuous features at the irregu-
lar opening of today‘s Stack Marketg.
¢Royal Dutch Oil resumed its spectac-
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