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THURSDAY, JUNE 27,1918
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IVININR 4811211111511 TEL]:
. PHONE CALLS
Editorial Booms—92.
Business Gilles-#98:
Norwsik Branch attics—1388.
. liditcr' s Residence~218 2.
Oityt Editor’ s Residence—1492 4.
Bushes; Manager' s Residence—
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FAIR PLAY ON TOP
When the Fair1i11d (‘11unt1 ltepuhll
can delegates wont to Hartford yester-
day to insis: 011 fair play 111111 the re-
r1omiuat‘lon lieutenant GovernorI
ClltTol'dB \\'1 ison they had thesuppott
of the 1111111 thinking members of ill“
of
partv llllOllf—lthlll the state E1e1'1' del-
egate from this countt was behind the
'splendid leadership 111’ 11011. John T.
King, the member or the Republican
National Committec from Connecticut
11.1111‘11111 (0111111
Republican Mr. Kine.r
had exposed the extraordinary Scheme
and president of the
Organization.
for sidetracking Lieut.
son and from the manner the pul‘tlct'.
who participated in the now historical.
conft rencc ran under cover is but all
other instante of the futility of any
group of men nowadays fixing 1111
those affairs which delegates are sup.
poscd to be elected L?‘
No greater calamity could haw be-
fallen the Republican party than the
failure to renominatc Mr. Wilson, not
on account of himselfpersonally alto-
gethet but for the effect it would h. we
on the only countv in the state “note
at the pi csent. time thele appears to
he a competent organized working
force. Rather titan entertaining a
jealous teeliuc toward Fairfield Coun—
.ty, it. might be. well to send a few
cmlssarics down here and have them be
come. imbued with some of the spirit
to be found among our Republicans.
The. outcome of the convention was
for Mr. King.
political one-
his worth
also a personal victory
tile. ol‘ course, has his,
mics; hlttlhose who know
appreciate the service he renders his
party. Time will mine when the 119-,
publicans all or er the state will takeI
on their hats to him and in every way
encourage his political activities.
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PLENTY or GASOLTNE
It is good news to outomobihstw and
to the business world that them is no
danger of a gasoline scarcity. The con-
ditions that crippleahe primte use ofI
motor cars in England and France do
not and will not prevail here.
is formal assurance from the govern
ment through the fuel administration»
that we shall have all the gasoline we
need while the war lasts—that is, pro-'
vided the supply of crude petloleumI
holds out. _
'Not much fear' is expressed on that
score. litany of our own wells are run
ning dry, but the lncalculahle deposits
ofTampico and Tuxpam are now avail-
able ,and will remain so as long as we
maintain our present relations with
Mexico. It is hardly conceivable that
hostile influence should succeed in in-
terrupting that'source of supply. .
The principal saving factor in the
.111 i 11:11 ion, however,
gasoline is now 'being‘inado virtually
as :1 11;: product. Immense and ever-
incrcaslng quantities of fuel oil are
i
1 ‘ needed for oll-burning-shlps of our 1111-
vy and merchant marine. We may call .
either the luel oil or. the gasoline 'u
byproduct-the result is the some.
Along with the requisite heavY oil we
J get the distilled pi‘bduct in such yol-
‘ ume that all the needs of our greate
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per limits. as be hilly supplied.
The mice of gasoline may use. ow
ling to higher [misfit charges and other
causes. but it will not become prohibi
211w. hirer) body whose business or
lpelsonsl plans depend directly or in-
gdllecllt on 1111' lontinuance of this fuel
:1» upply may the1efol'e go ahead with-
out misgivings.
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l CONFtDENCE
Tile internal troubles
Icomhined with the notable failure oi
the Austlian arms in their supreme ci-
fort inevitably remind us of Russia.
I 11 this time it see me not impossible'
11' be a political and mill
in Austria.
that there m
larv collaps» in the Dual lhonarcln
computable 111 that of the. Russian E111
pil'e.
Such a (levielopnent
greater piece of good fortune for
1 Allies than the Russian debacle was
lfor the Central Empires
1 would be a
l 11 would 111.1. howeter, end the war.
We must not be over-sure of an early
Austrian collapse, and must. not
,too high hopes on it it does:
It will 111eun“'pe1hups half 1110‘;
The other half will he still to
lwill. and will require time,
base;
when
iconic
,1'ictoly.
patience:
and huge effort. l
1191' defeat,
“will be absolutely ccltltin, once her al-
allied
sources and morale will be too over-
} Germany will remain.
11- is put out of the game; re--‘
1111141111115, but still the Germans may i
be expected to fight like llcl'oes when
they are messed back upon their own
soil and the old try that they are. light
1111; for their life 11111111011193 is gl1e n‘
llitelal application.
it would be a grievous mistake forI
am of the allied governments to 111111th
the
'great tiual [haso of the struggle. lt
‘ont jot of their preparations for
, M and cw! of M" 111111. pro- COULDN’T BE 00me . 7
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LieuL—ch. Clittord B. Wilson. re-
Inominated by the Republicans. yester~
day.
at’tcr a few up-siate polltl'icans
did their best to sldetl'uck him. He
the “as the most popular man in the con- .
motion and had behind him the solid
iRepublican vote of the country.
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ilnulcdizuely alter the adjo11rnm1~ut
'of the. Republican convention yester-l
. day noon,
the newly elected Republi-
can State Central committee met
1111011125 at the Allyn House im'I olI-I
gallizatioll.
0111, 111111 the only business. that 0
organization. was quitkly disposed of
by the members. J. lIenly lloraback
was 1'c—_'e11111ed chairman of the com
mittce unanimously, and he was en)-
i'poucled to appoint a secrttulv 101
the committee lle announced the
appointment of Major John Buckleyi,
who has been acting as secretaiv of
the committee sinte Andrew (‘1. Sr.
strom resigned about a year ago.
This was the only business before
the committee.
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' Rich, poor, young, alarms-n, women and 'ichil'di’
"ren of every race and creed; regardless of '
where born or of What station in life, if they be
. .. , I true Americans, will help by signing up today
i ' to save and sacrifice and to buy War Sayings
ammonia-m
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Stamps during the rest of 19-18.
Pledge Yourself to The Limit
in War Savings Stamps
MONEY 18 111113111311 10 WIN rus- Willia-
LET US‘GWE IT.
i' So far'w'e' have been askedonly to lend—4:0
l lend at a good'round 4% interest.
El ‘ \ TURN YOUR" DOLLARS INTO
.3;
Governor \\'ilv,
lwould be :1 mistake [01 the people 0! :NORWALK BOYS TAKEN
11111' allied country to indulge ialsc,‘ IN. TODAY’S DRAFT
The, DRAWING
"hopes of. easy and early victory.
“Carry On.” Those» at home must' backuour-
We a-rewin «this fight to'win. Our soldiers must
lilting to do is to set to the task morc;
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cllmly than 11'111', in the sure know! E
nice that the harder the blows we met
rien
62 ”Amadco Ricci. Cross 81.. Norwalk.
1 1114-1111111 i-‘lcn11'fl‘11y"’101..4'owe St.
‘ 51 Jeseph Pmr.one 23 Fly Ave.
.1hll to strike, the quicker will €011ch
the peace we desire
W e had better mustel enough ”pow‘II.
111' to smash three Germany's than pro-
tl1e life of Prussianism through
over confidence. I
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. , FLIVVERS AND WEASELS It avenue.
A man in lllinois had a chicken pen.“188~— Frank Edwin
Weasels were getting alter the pm» 11111 road.
lleinhtS.
1178- Stephen Thomas Ot‘onnor.
Spring ail-1.131-
66
. lonc'
nut street South Norwalk.
' 184A~Liberuto Loclno. New Canaan.
“’estel'ling.
ducts thereof. An investigafibn Allow logs: street
1d that the \teasels nerc lnhabitlnirfil“ JohnIIJoseph Stanton, West Nor-
we
1111111111111” a 001'“ crib It “its 100 39.110191111101111 Sabanico romaine
small fora dog to crawl through. NOWMk
So theJricnd with the small cart
ton menuc.
119v-Cllarlcs Fdward 011111.35 T’ut
item avenue.
let it into the tile opening. started theI 18% 81W Pesko.13 Laura street
engine, and the. fumes drove out 'the 160 John Milton Smlun. 4 Hamilton
applied a rubber tube to its exhahstfi
Blwi't’altcr G mauve, Brinnnr. Noroion ,
’189—-John Joseph 0' Neil' Jr. 42 1‘ met-1
I 88-John Joseph Barry. 16 Glenwoud'
Dry.
19240111111111 Joseph Gallagher, 3 Keir.
i _ , boys to the limit.
ThisISpace Donated by-the' Boston Store
2
3.1
ward avenue.
Rocks road. Nortit'a’lk.
208—1111111911 3. Mills. Highland Aw t
178—-I“I' illlm James McNernt-y 47 113- ‘.I
l 1 Pine street.
30 Pasquale Quaglionc 103 Lexing- 714-Charles Augustus (lorman. West I'm-James A. Reilly. 67 Meadow St
144~Lennder Wilco"
Fort/st reel.
Cummings,
22~Arthur E. Riley, 190 Main street,
67
1 place. South Nol'11allz.
171—~—Wlllinm Lyle Schultz 39 Platts-
ville av.enuc
152~Stephen Fred Boyd. 4 Raymond
There ‘-
weasels. At last accounts that chick
on coop was safe for democracy. '
"It is'perfectly useless to prophesy‘
what a {livver will or will not do next.'
:A woman was heard to state that the"
'culy things here electric washing may-i
'chine would not wash were 119111111".
and the baby. Doubtless if she will
devote a little time and ingenuity to
the job she will find that both opera 1
lions can be performed with great 11.11 '
isfuction by her husband' 8 gasoline on“
glue I
These are the days of miracles t
W
l The government finds that one 01
the telegraph companies has beenlt
lsending telegrams from city to city
no ot 01"el the wiles, hut. in bags car-
led by measengers on passenger
ttrains The: accounts for certain ec-
avenue
98~Edwin “illiam Horan. 17 Wood-
bury avenue
49~Louis Silverster. New Canaan.
1 25410111111 Nicholas Bredice. s lune.
street, Norwalk.
58‘-»Sal1':1101'e Buone. Lexington Ave.
12 ~lienl'y Frank Kocnia. 52 Glen
wood avenue. ,
34v"~1"l':llll(ls Leslie Hutchinson, 37
Belden avenue.
149—John James Mulvoy. 39 Cedar St.
112~Phillp Schuyler \o'othecs . 3
Gregory Boulevard.
2~John Fisher. 8 Day stleet.
202-Norman' Clark Murrm. 205 Main
street, Nor.walk
Mile—Frederick James Smith.
stock n1enue,Nm11alk
' 95-Albertson S. Doors. 45 Elmwood'
avenue.
‘ 77~Edward ..l «O Brien. 12 Bennett
place, Glenhrook.
16~Panteieone Saivato. 78 Harbor ~
avenue.
8-Charies F McMulien.I7 Franklin' R's—Edward Lawrence. New Canaan. t
avenue. Norwalk
Hulk—William Henry B11',chta 5 Day St.
Q's—Frederick ‘Dugan. 33 Osbom A1. e.
99~John Warner M. Hunt. 10 Grant
Com:
9 ”in street, South N01“ alk i Norwaik. . street. ,
1 e—Da lot L. Starr. 1 West 111 euuc. 22 «Flank John Thopsey. 19 Windsor
‘ ‘ South Nolwalk. ' place. ‘ tTEACHERS ASSIGNED ‘
1.31141 mond B. Creal 56 Splint: St. 1211—»Wiillamq ., .ltl. Powors, . 4 Rev- FOR' ”NEXT
185~An houy John Dugan, 13Leonar1} holds street. YEAR
street 1 2l--John Edward Rooney West Ce . i
59$~Guiceppe Daiena, 83 Railroad} dar street. ”03‘1““ from First P889).
avenue-.116—Dominlo Forcellino. 6 Laura 61.
{EL—Joseph Kuban. Darlen. l180- ~(‘harles L. Vaas't. 40 First street.
36—John Richards, 33 Third street. 1 75 Chllstopher V Sheehan. 3 Beacon
(SS-Frederick Cells. 10 Union street.i avenue, Norwalk.
South Norwalk. ‘ sowlmwis Ferrinc, 16 Leonard street.
195411111111- William llui‘l‘y. 31 “ash- 3' Norwalk.
ington street. . l 47~llominico \‘ento, 22 Tiernet St
172wl‘lobart Jones, Darlen. ‘126«John Robert Lo ett 39 Chestnut
161—Harold Cliil'ord Butte1y, Newtown street, South 0111 alk
arcane i 86—-Thomas Witter Casey‘z.
83~Ar1hur Leland Carlson, Noroton, Boulevard.
Heights, Dmien i 60——Antonlo Galbo. 35 Fort street.
44—Vito-Licari, 66 Bouton street.11129-Anthoquilliams. 58 Swing St
llBS—Harold Sanfo1d Glendening. i205w- Percy George Dann,15 Stuart
Cannon street. avenue.
92——Kari Henry Kocher, 24 Linden; Vii—Aloysius W. Pennell 10 Haviland
street, Wlnulpauk. street.
list—Richard Samuel Hoyt. EWatorEI 167—-David Leonald Oberg,
street. Norwalk avenue, Darien.
Mild—Guy Franklin Blake, Nor“ 111k ' mil—Lewis Beckett. 9 Main 4street,
Norwalk. ‘
int—John Lewis Hasson,
1 Barton.
103—Wllliam John McMullan. 31;175—Jolm J. Disesa. 131 Main street.
. Chestnut street, Norwalk. '146—James Charles McGarry, 13 1—2
79~George James Ambler. 11 North. Cottage street.
‘George E. Thompson; Edwzpd D. Ran
dall. Margaret McClure. Monica D..
holly. A Florence Nichols, Margaret.
Jennings, Katharine Prendergast; Hei- '
en 0 Prindle, Antoinette Kelley. Hel-
en Nicholson. Grace Seymour. Anna
A. Dollbaum. Ethel Gorham.
Two positions yet unfilled.
Center Junior High: Principal i
.Gcorge R Brunjes; Ella F Simonsi
Laura Raymond, Anna S. Good, A Ma'
bel Pryor.” Kathryn Henry, Alice Dunn é
Frances Kelley, John Hodgdqn. Ruth
D. Thames. . anti”!
. Center Grades: Ella L Scofi‘eldi
Lens Hutchinson. Ilda Walkley, Carrie
Gregory
LeRoy
Jefferson: Julia Stowe. Zita Fee'nel', 1
Annie T. Pardee. Ruth Rider, Lillian
Williams, Reba Taylor, Florence Yut
sler, Harriet Parker (Kindergarten.
Over River: Jessie 'Poyvez, Margar-
et Culhane. Anna Pierce.
ll97—Charles Henry Taylor 32 Tayloi Fcl'ndale
avenue.
1. Simms, Clara Velsor (Kindergarten). 1'
street.
cen‘r‘c“‘es Obse‘ve‘l 1n ‘e‘eg‘apmcuito- Gemge Jarvis, Crockett avenue.
service. But how account for the mall- Rowayton
lservice? ls Uncle Sam putting some- ”3140““ H Wempe West Norwalk.
5123 —ITarold R. Bates, Darien.
[thing own on us, too, and sending 19"1186—Marshail H Harba, Wilton
;ters by freight? Mel—William J. Banks 17 Stuart Ave
1194~Wllliam J Edmond 70 North
North Main St, So. Norwalk.
15—W1lliam Olsen, 9 Reynolds St
lib—Leo Gottlieb, 18 Haviland St.
9-—Joseph Christopher Roddy, Ne."
Canaan
20—4Harl'y Ray Hymatt 30 Stuart Ave
26~Albert Nelson Maruca 22 Lincoln , loo-John Joseph Todorowaki, Fern,
Winnipauk: Louis A. Pratt. ‘h‘ene
.Don'nelly, Theresa Donnelly
North Cé‘nter: Florence London.
'1
is the {not that
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Speaking ci a certain community
lthat proudly announces itself as 75
l
.per cent. loyal, the Kansas City Star
that was 75 per cent. good.
The tourist conditions of the
couple of years are reversed. There
won't be much “seeing America" this
summer, but the tourist movement to
Europe is breaking all records.
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Shakespeare knew the "conticienti-
ous objector" type pretty well when
last
ards of us all.” . ..
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The rye crop is to be 11111111351111 ts'v- ‘1
1
{prams to know how you’d like an egg,
he wrote, "Conscience doth make cow— .
—a11d-‘lhey‘ve stopped making it
Main street, South Norwalk.
150—Lconard Maxwell Wiegman, West
Norwalk.
94—Edwa1d M. Malone-y, J12, 3 Dise-
sa court.
148~-Stephen Joseph Kerekos, 22 Eur
. ritt avenue.‘ ‘
lBG—Willlam Alex McCarroil, Woods
court. South Norwalk.
(ST—Antonio Esposlto, 7 Water street.I
Norwallt. ,
till—Joseph anoy'owski, 26 Water
182—John Wisters Newtown avenue.
street, Norwalk.
Bil—Joseph Ntklos. 16 Podmore St.
7—Joseph Damato. 44 Lowe street.
1 ill—Alfred Joseph Breisler. 2 Jarvis
street
163-Robert William Mclwatn, George-
town.
l—Wllllam Pratt,19 Marshall street.
62—Rsflaelo Fe'rantlu‘u‘e, 40 Butler St.
Homes OJseph Lengyel,
19 Ely
avenue dale, Darlen. 'Allce Kane, to be supplied. Caroline
I211—Algxander Toner Dry Hill road, 115—Alfred Leonard Haubel'. New Ca Colton. I
orwalk. Broad River: Shatlor B. Walkley,l
1104~Lew1s H Driebel. New Canaan.
157—1101111111 Herbert Main, Harrison
avenue. New Canaan.
(ll—Bennie Bruno, Darlen.
96~Ellis Arnold Moore,
road. Darlen.
124~W1lliam Riley Hogan,
hill, New Canaan.
53—«Tony Spano, 23 Ely avenue, South
Norwalk.
43~Charies Romano, 40 Bouton St
I'm-Joseph Francis Farrell, 68 West
. avenue. Norwalk.
SS—Gemge William Forsythe 31 cen-
ter avenue, Norwalk.
mil—James Edward Kearney, 14 Pros-
pect avenue. Norw'alk.
134—Harry S Payne, 15 Marshall St.
80—Wllliam J.- ONell, 4 marital
avenue. .
2109—40111:an F. Russkowskl,
arien.
5—4—E ward Rowland, 54
, street, South Norwalk.
169—1111:th Harold Gustefson,
Plait street.
117-John Andrew Vedas, 40 Chestnut
street, South Norwalk.
l39—Murrsy. Joseph Israel, West Norwalk: Marie E. Erdmann
ville avenue Concord: Jessie
133-4113181111 Albert Sherwood 31 08‘ Morgan Elizabeth DOEOJJRVL'!‘ Sara R11"
horn avenue.
MiG-William Weed New Canaan tier. ‘Louise Marlin. Dorothy McKen-
zie Mary C. Gray, Blanche Ellis.
42'—Es.{n’cst‘o Demato, 99 Ely Ave. |
213,—Ale1; stgih 153111.14 Yul-,1: mucolu Alberta Comstock. «More
3‘ 9°! 0"” ‘ ‘Baker. Gladys Brush Jessie M. Sar-
“ Illwhglfggmy Remm' 29 Tay‘ :;ta1n me. P. Crofoot, 1.1111111 Larra‘uu,
Tile—Isadore Levy. 1111 50.111111 s1. mm Hamil Web ’Kéfley
21—:SIleph‘eh .E.. Godeskl Ponut ave;
Fe l ..
Hide 9 '«Helena Culhane. . -‘
North East: Mabel Hammond
.Rowayton: Harry Benedict, Beatrice
11 Bates, Louise Tierney. Helen Sturses. {
Brookside: Daisy 13 Ecuador Mam
1E. Holland.
Water 1
Middlesex
Fishers
1 Platts l
stick out stein,
N
ll ‘12 ‘Ea'lliilel Jack Tove. 57 12211111111111
O'Connor, Edna 1
Knudseh: Kathryn McIHugh, Ethel :
201vJohn Terrence Mather, 28 Golden . nae. Norwalk. My“ - to be " m B 06 .
. 131;“ street. utb Ngggka‘ ins—Gage: Wilfned Lsthan. 57 Chair 1' ‘ “ m}; " fifygoém:
b 1
Elizabeth Ireland, Angelina Wakemnn.
Putnam: Marion Hayes, Anastacla
ltlcllugl» Margaret Claren. Grace Xe
. 0811' (Kindergarten).
Marvin. Ethel Callahan. Adm
Fallon, LUCy A. Finch Louise Kroger,
Helen Fitch, Jennie Joselovsky, Cox'-
r‘le E. Petty, Amelia Becker (KW
gal-ten)
Fitch: Edith Crossman, Ruth mien.
Elizabeth Savage 1111.11 Gehrmsn, to
be supplied, Emma B. Smith (SM
Ryan. Edith J. Mather, Sara F. Don Ural) Laura Sherwood (Kindergarhnx
Washington: Margaret Smith, Helen
O'Connor, Eleanor Sn‘l'iIth, Bessie un-
deberg. lrene Barrett Grace Costello.
Margaret B. Weed Florence McMahon
(Kindergarten). _ , ‘1', 5
Supervisor. ' W,
Frank W. Gregory. ‘-"
Adeline I. Boutomemawtng. ‘
Julia Cuddeback—Muslc. ‘
H. Lillian Hewitt—“Penmanship. ‘
Gertude A. Nafteford-ANurse. '
Fletcher Van Hoosear—Buildings
- George V. Buchanan-Superfund
ent.
. Clerks _
Anna L. Prendergast—Superlntendq
ent’s once.
tAllce L I.est‘h‘!fland-Otflce of Prin-
cipal of High School.
Julia S Savage-Elected but not
assigned.
Suppiy‘ Teachers >
Ive Gulles Tomllnson, Violet Ash
well Perry. Marlon Dertt Greenwood.
Gertrude Dibble Oberlsnder,1ElVa Pew
ny Rompter, Mrs. Dr. R. M: West ./
Janitors.
Franklin—James o'lrara. '
Lincoln—Albert Fraser.
Concord and Knudsen—J. J. Murphy, '
Center—Thomas. Murphy. .
Jefferson—Jacob Frank
' Fitch—To be supplied.
Marvin—To be supplied - .
Bowhytok-E. W Godfiey. -
’WihnlpankA—Petrldk Troy. '1' ."
Bromide—ms. iPrrs'cott. 1
West NomslkfiMrs. Miller.
North Center—40111141; St. John. 1
Bread River—Milton Decker.
ICrbnh‘tn'y—éF."O. Gregory-
Putnww Cunningham.
'WW—Jobn Albrisht. ‘
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