H. Koran: secretm'y and treasurer.
IEdward S. Aust
‘ W. Cgoper. Edward B. H
L .4 R.€l‘lolmes, J. A. F. llaccammond, Al-l
trod Morehouse. and Mark \‘l'.Nor-.
man.
“5;!
1761‘: real; .
your
a greeting of the-Que E’s Club will
be held Monday erening.
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1’. 'fieveral machines for knitting socks
:for. soldiers. a great improiiement on
5 theold slow way of doing the work by
Ihand, have been installed in a room in
‘the garage on the William L. Searies
places: Tokeneke, for the use of the
allied Cross workers there.
Fred Swenson, of Merideil, is spend-l
Plait avenue. class of those who .have become twen-;
loom years of ago since last year’s
The electrical commissioners met at
The {Woman’s “reign Missionary
in, directors; Simon c
indley, Frank parsonage on. Tuesday evening at 8.
former resident of this place, will be
him: He enlisted in February, 1917.
in the First Regiment, N. our 24', 4..
‘and was one of twenty-five mousse-
lected for the ofllcers' training at Fort
'Myer, Va.I After successlully passing
the examination for aviator he was
sent to the School of Military Aero
nestles, Princeton, N. J.. in July. and
was one of the honor men of his class;
Seventeen 0‘ the young men Whohe left for France in October and re-
v»
iety will hold a. social meeting at the
t
The friends of Arthur Dillard, a’
nterested in the following regarding
slipstream-toll
. f 4 ~11?— _.
my machinegfivhflc Bcrlin reports
the shooting down of twenty-live]:
Allied air-ships. French pilots are
bombing military targets
hardy and north of the Marne, and.
British bombers persist in
raids into the region about Metz.
front is,of minor character.
GERMAN those taken west of Morris. Two
PRISONERS AND THE German field guns, in addition to
FRENCH AND BRITISH a number of machine guns and
IMPROVE’POSITIONS trench mortars, also were captur.
ed.
mentioned From Page One;
. ‘f'l‘he hostile artilery has been
factlve oppogite Vairc Wood. south
‘of the Somme, and west of Fem-by
(Arras region).
There has been increased artil~
_ ’_ 31ery activity by both sides in the
“1 1 1' Nicppc Forest sector.”
their; LONDON, June 28.—Gennany and
lRussian Bolshevlk Government, in a
secret convention regarding the fu-
.ture of Poland, have virtually agreed
. Fighting activity on the Italian
' Ar-
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Lyn Mass; Donald '1'. Peek, East! .
Haven, Conn; WOMEN AS FINGER-PRINT EX I
Martin. Pittston. Pa;
cott, Cambridgeport, Mass.
pbia.
Prisoner, rl’vei..f,RH, .
Pmoner. Previously Reported Missihougpds me to believe that woolen are
Haven, Conn.
previously reported should be reduced 1904 Mrs. M. E.'H01land, whose bus-.-
by one on account of repetition. ' '
comes with the strongest (-redentials.iLouis Exposition.
first. as the former leader of Russian l subject and went to. Scotland Yeltl to
Socialism, who has learned by bitter} study.
. I .rtson - ~-.. -- . ...
the 633 at the ho ne 0‘ his pa en . registered for military servxce in memeived his tramlng m flying in a
French camp whper he was: breveted;
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tillery duels have increased in vig-
or along the front. Austro-liun—
garish trenches on the Asiago Pla-
t
to cooperate in crushing Polish na-
tionalist aspirations. Details of the
treaty have‘ been printed in the news.
experience the locks and shoals that; struction to
brill‘ew its course, and. second, as the . States Navy,
authorized spokesman of the Socialist number or other officials.
and non-Socialist parties of Russia,” land was one.ofr.lthe first persons in
mammalian! it'll“
* a .
Privates William B.
PERTS. '
Herbert Pres- :
Women lune proud their aim“? 1;
. tbs-come expert in Eugenia-int .amkg
. . Prisoner. tat-cording to Hear; l’. dt Forest, o!
(imam Elmer J. Prosper. PhiladeI-Ilhe New York Civil Servicezeemmlm
town.
i “The ewehpmghmgk pave but]
Private Edward W. Prumier, §€WJfial-[jculaflynadetefi :1“: fipgg‘vprintt
, _ ; worlt‘fisal‘s Mince Forest, of tlyarg‘ewl
Total number of deaths from disease 1 Yo‘k Civil Service Commission. ., In
,band had a detective agency, became
linterested in the fingerapianl exhibit
28. — “Kerensky l tion made by Scotland Yard at the Sta
She took up the
LONDON. June
Upon her return she gave in»
Mr. Halls, of the United
at Washington, and to 8‘
Mrs. Hol-l
it til, 1918.}? received his commis-
o
the plant last evenlns and‘iransacted
routine business.‘
Howard Taylor. of Van Zant street.
has accepted a position with Martin.
the iceman. 4
. .. A meeting of the third district corn-
,-~l..,anlssioners will be held at the offices
.1»: the plant on Monday evening.
no: oscnuan. . at undershirt,
drawing. were‘dr‘aWnby their “Warsaw?“ first lieutenant. mists. to. A.
Thursdaytor Uncle Sam's service. a! «s. It. He use been in active service
Hollows “+133er L- Tuttle, Mailieince the latter parlor April and now
istreet, Darien} ’76. Kenneth Abbott'wears his first gold stripe‘i'for. ,.slx
Yeaton, Post road, Darien; bO,Thomas'nlonths’ overseas service and “feels
Joswh Boyle, Noroton: 45, Patsy Zan-fqulte dolled up." He is well unhappy
113. Robert to be serving his wuntryrta‘fthihess
Luke Wall, Ferndale, West Norwalk; let his ability and would .bejlmedim
81,- Walter Gustave llrunner; NorotonIheal' from any at his 11'" :Al‘Hll’ide
Heights; 39, Joseph John Sabanlcofiil‘QS“ i'5- First “WEE”? Ami"!!-
‘irelndxle,ItVesl Norwalk; 123, Harold Billard. United States" Air, Service;
R: Ba , West avenue, Darien: 37, J0.:American Expeditionary Forces, via
se‘Dh tubes, Darien; 172' Hobartipm‘lsv France.
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‘grille. Norotcn Heights;
"us-M
law have been penetrated by Brit-
ish troops, who took prisoners.
of the German airships that took
pllrt in Thursday night‘s air raid
on Paris was compelled to land in
the wooded area between Paris and
the German line. One of the avia-
tfl!‘ was killed.
poniolls were taken prisoner.
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_ PARIS, June 29 lllavasl.——~I’ar-
is was not harmed by last night ’5
says the Times' Former Petrograd cor-l America definitely in tad: ..the-snbjecl
~ ms a tailor in New York city yes-
}ma’ ., 'Joncs.,llarien; 83, Arthur Leland Carl-J
_ son. Nor‘oton Heights; 31, Benjamin
A» _. Charles Webb. of 05.1w,“ “Mug, Bruno, Barton; 96, Ellis Arnold Moore.
”has accepted :l position with theNor— Middlesex road; 167. David Leonard
mill Steatploat Line. " IOberg. Way avenue, Darlen; 111.
‘ . . , -— II iJohn-Lewis Hasson, Ferndale, West
Lester Hughes, the East Side young Norwalk: JO.“ John Joseph Todorowski,
. ..mnn who was a member of the gnaw of Ferndale, West Norwalk; 100, John Fit
the l I
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ill-fated "President ' 'Llnboln." Russkowski,Ferndale, West Norwalk.‘
= l-wbich was torpedoed braflsrman U' The exhibition ofllle handiwork of‘
boat, is expected home today. “he manual training and domestic?
‘ - , _ science departments at Center school.
. The TBEUIRI’ meeting of “1'9 ER“ NO“ was well worth the inspection of every
. «walk lmjrovenmnt-AssmiallOH Will be residentof the town. The boys show-
beld at theCommunitS H311. TUeBdaY. ed proficiency in the. use of carpen-
afternoon, July 2. at 2130 P- 111- :lefs' tools. The exhibit was mordl
comprehensive than in previous years,
Gt'nrge l*'- ““959“: 0‘ Sycamore and the work was better done, show~
1‘1““ has resigned his position with log that the lads in the upper grade
the Southern New England T"l'0i=0n¢ .m‘e profiling h- - -. . -.
. . l the increased expert
I Co, altar hm"; l" the "mph“ 0‘ that ence of the years When this work
firm for about nine years. ‘
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German air raid. None of the}
bombs, dropped by the several!
‘macllincs which attempted to!
penetrate the defenses between}
11:30 and 12:30 o'clock, fell on!
the city. ~ ‘
Mlllllllllllllllfill
. SHlllil llNElillllllS
Lagging Legislation Leaves
Administration in Dilemma
as to Problem—Time Limit
Up July l—President May
Take Over Any ofRoads
Desired Later by Issuing
Proclamation
F.“
PARIS, June 29,—111 ul ed?
to organize the defense 0 Paris
against German raiding airplanes,§
the Aviation Committee of tllel
(‘humber of llcputics .will confer
with Premier Clemenceau and rec-
ommend the pursuit of German
machines which bombard the cupi-
llll and the creation of three dis~
tiuct defense zones. The first, of
thcsc zones will be exclusively for
cannon and airplanes, the next!
well be defended by balloons and
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WASHINGTON, June 29.--»-Dlrcctor-
(ll‘nl'l‘al McAdoo and his advisers in
the Railroad Administration are on
the horns of a dilemma as to what to
do with the short line railroads. Tile
lulllmd control :n-l provides that the
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tlt’l. E
Mrs? Charles Cummings, of Pine
Hill Road, has received a letter from
was undertaken. We? of four years late of short lines of the United States
ago. the boys Illvihe eighth grade had ' must be determined and a decisionzan-
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had only a few months“ training. but - pounced by July 1 us to the lines that
* are to remain under or come under
licprispls against German cities;
are demanded by the press, the
Path I’arislcn demanding that the
paper The Nation's Voice of Cracow,
Gallcia. according to a dispatch to the
Times from Milan.
The Bolshevik Government pledged
itself to recognize AustroGerman heli-
emony in Poland and to aid in defend-
ing it against the former allies of Rus-
sna.
The Cracow newspaper de-zeribes
the treaty as a “scandalous document
showing the treachery of th'e Bolshe-
vikl and the baseness of the Germans."
It gives the gist of the eight articles
of the agreement as follows:
First~The Polish policy shall
conducted by Germany.
Second-The Russian Government
pledges itself not to interfere with the
organization of Poland.
Thlrd—The Russian Government
may keep in touch with democratic
and revolutionary clubs in Poland
through agitators known to the Ger»
man lnformallon Bureau.
Fourth—~Tho sending of agitators to
Germany and Austria shall be sus-
pended by the Russian Government.
'Fiftlf—Rilssiu slmll exercise strict
vigilance over Polish national groups1
so as to prevent them from enlistlns
in the Russian terrltorial army.
Sixth—Russian shall consider viola
tion of the fronllr of Lithuania and
Ukraine by Polish troops as a declara-
tlon of war on Germany. Austria-.
llunanrv shall aid in crushing such
troops. ‘ ‘
Seventh~ltussln shall prevent Rus-
be
respondent. who is in London. He con- i to Govwnment omc’mls.
tlnues:
confine himself to propagating the les-‘ybegan the study engages; prints: 78m;
litical experiment. His nlisalon is in-Icml Service (”ommiesion of that city;
tended as an appeal to the Allies for
aid in the only form it can be effectivel these women passed a Museum“
--—arms and supplies to enable. hislfion than th
ing?
to hear it even whisper.
the lads graduated this term had thel
advantage of the cumulative work of'
three years. The some is, of course,
,true‘of the girls. who this yearnas for
tithe-last. two years, made their own
Mrs. Robert Thompson, of 54 pust'graduatlon dresses, besides other
i-s~ntreet..has-~recelved a number“ let- specimens of needlework from Huge.
tors from her so“. Alvin G.~Sayrc and rie to aprons. The specimens of cock-
Walter Sayre, both of. the American cry displayed looked. "’0' “5 though
Expedltlonary Forces. in France. Wal~ they would demonstrate the wisdom of
,. .. tar, it was learned, ls_a pupil at, one 011 the school board's action in adding
the gag schools, while Alvin has just .thees practical subjects to the curricu
completeda .course of instruction at lum 0‘ the three ”she-SI grades of the
‘m 01 the. (tin schools,,ilT.llexname of school: Miss Harrington the teacher
M the gun he 13 studying is not known, .of these‘brnnches, as well as her pre-
. as it was deleted by the censor. Both decmors..desqrve greatoremt ml; the
am in excellent health and‘iexpCct to Splendid results attained.
o, jibe transferred any day to a place, '
llmhercthey will participate law‘some
,, ml-bghtlng!" ‘ A .’
..mnm
. . fiber brother. Private Ernest Valentine:
.. » A. E. R, in France. saying‘tlmt he and
the rest of the boys are confidant they
. . will be homo.by.Chrlstlnas.
5,,
. Victor A. Cnhill has arrived at Belle
5 <§~lslund,fon.the summer undhus. had a
~I,telephone installed. ' '
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5"»Mrs. Charles‘ P. Word of 3'Broad
lstreet, visited with friends at .Bellefl
ulslanli yesterday.——Stamlord Advocate.
. About twenty women are now meet-
jnx. twice a week in money. first-aid .
class which. Dr. Noxon lld‘ul‘ganized. ’ A number, of applications have been
' ' inade‘for those Hello Island cottages
' Great preparations are being made;wlnch aroempty and further arrivals
~‘10::the.tmt-cloqr,,iete to be. heldlon‘the fare egpIectethls coming week
....-- _.._.
Government control and the lines that
cities of ('ologllc, plump,” ,mdslan cltlzens from investing their ownl
‘clarlfy. ll itlie resolution does not Scy'dlerltodhis eficct.
. STATE GUARD rAliADE
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3,,,‘?,,}°_,,',’§,,f,’§f,',§’d;§,‘i,{.',§’,l“ ”u Govem Frankfort be made special objects
“tough much study has been given of attack. The llotvspllpcr recom-
to the situation and to the short. luleslmcuds that the. control of airplune
it‘ll; ”1:955“?! :l'm‘gl't l0 bf‘il' form?” lembllrdmcnts of German cities
nitggegv;e’ac,;e§,nlif13:33:31,115 have”)? placed ill the bonds of all indo-
lu addition there is pending in the prudent bud)"
Senate a resolution that adds to the l
complexity of the situation. In its oral LONDON. Juno 29.~Emporor
lginal form the resolution providedjl‘hurlcs of Austria has refused to
that dflclfilfln could b9 postponed unill‘acc‘xpt ”w resignuth") 0f “10 Ans.
“may" 1 “u" An amendment m trian Premier, Dr. von Scytller,lllul
this, however, provided that roads. , -
mks“ mermum not be relinquished.llm5 summoned the Austrian Par:
July 16, accord-
pn‘dtho resolution was reported withEllflmClli ‘0 meet "ll
the amendment. Whether the Iresolu-iun to: liniCllallgc Tl‘ll‘lfl'flllh “‘15:,
lion in its original or amended form putcltl’ mp} (,'tl1lellllilgt’ll, which
will pass today lagmfimfimgfl‘ wifillillllcslhut the Vienna newspapers
have published an uutogruph lcl~
The llllllroud
r from. the emperor to Dr. vol)
wall. until the lust moment to move,
In the hope that the situation will to
pass it will be possible to relinquish
all lines upon which there is question,“
Then if they are wanted in the Go?-
ernmenl system the President can is- . .
sue another praclcmatlon taking them be contmucd on July 8 ill Sulxburg,
(wer- 3according to ,the:Balzbnrgcrl’olks-
.éblatt. Plans are also taking shape
for the drawing up of a military
FOR PERSHING FUND iagreement and for. the . discussion
of commercial relations. .
Sixty German and Austrian
.. stutcs1ncn,.sayc the newspaper, will
participate, molding. the German
Vice—Chancellor, Herr von Payer;
COPENHAGEN, June 29.-—'Tllc
negotiations for the extension of
the Gcrlllmt-Austriull ulliancc will
(Continued from First Page.)
once. The improvement in marchin
and general tine. showing, calling for
many words of praise from. the crowds. ..
that lined the streets. jDr, Richard von Kuelllmann, Ger-
léflefldfg 1:2,“ 3’8 lliir‘llalklv “lull: man. Foreign wSccretary; Barrio
.orps, e. «a on c to or'Wn ~- . - . \ ',, '
Armory at eight pr m.. and Wall street. Burlap, ‘£."§"nfm $91???" Vlnli'mt'
where ”my stood at m, whneLouls tel, and nllsttrs 0 1m e les 1
Zeller; of-MoKinley Camp..made a and Szlkrenk.
short :but' vigorous speech. . Outlining - »
the object ol.’ the Pershing Fourth of ,. PARIS, Junex29.~Germml.: m.
nounds of Col. Robbins? home at Thé'
[email protected] the Fourth of July.
, .ers. Bose MoMaster’an‘d three child-
. ..Ll. real otaMonItrealc Canada, who arrived
‘ .Carl Brenner of this town sends oc-.«recelltly clothe Greenwich Inn. Slam!
manualmoatcards from. Camp, Dorcas lord, visited with friends" at Bella Is-
to friends in town. He is. almost.theisndyesterday. ‘
lust of the Barton boys who went to . _____.___ ‘
unevanswith-the fll‘st..coutingent from New York men may come across
. Dal-ten still at Camp Devens. -Long Island Sound and fish or clam
" -—-—--— . .lunmolested nlong.Connecticut's shore.
w, Fred J_ zBirchard of this town is now They may also procure licenses to do
I-nhlef instructor at Bridgeport of the lobstering. A-Connecticut man may
you (Emergency Telegraphers Re- not fish or clam on the Long Island
Serve. a. new organization to instruct side or the Sound, however without a
young women to become telegraph op license. '
erators to take the places of the men
fsummonéd to the war.
The cold weather still continuem to
halt the influx of summer visitors to
and Belle Island and not much activity will
result until warmer weather sets in.
it has been a bad season so far,for
the hotels, cottages and boarding
places. although the latter have had
considerable business.
Counters, shelving, fixtures
cashier’s cage had been put into the
’ new Stewart grocery, at \its location
‘lletore the fire in the Schlichting block ‘
this tweekjhe stock was transferred.
and the concern opened for business
Ifllere. '
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Morning worship at the Methodist
_ The first public meeting in advocacy
it: the local "dry" campaign audit! will preach. The summer evening ser-
.v°r 0f stateand national prohtbl- vice at 7:30 will be patriotic. Harold
{Ion will be held. Sunday night, attire C. Cuthlll, a senior of. Wesleyan Unl-
Ilelhodist “h“mh: Mrs. WM“ 0’ verslty, will speak of the patriotic, op-
“ that city Will 3993K lyoung. people of our country, and the
.2. ‘ """"" . pastor will give a brief address on “The
There was not much lnterest'shown Yanks Are Coating" There will be
.. the-annual meeting of “19 Dorian special music. William F. Jennings will
if!” Library ABSOCMUOD. held 133t conduct the song service. Sunday
Wonder mm. A" therroaellt officers school with adult Bible study classes
chart M. Smith; vice-presidents, Dr.
. . , , , . . maetlngof the Official Bosrdon l
Md Stout Neilson and Dr. George
day .93
;.
venlng at ‘8. at th
3.))
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gas-a 1'93” guard,.marchcd to South N0“ pulsed lust’lligllt, undethe French“
Episcopal Church on Sunday at 19' 0.,
The pastor, Rev. H. FrKastendlec ,-
rooklynppresident 0f theIW. C. T- Ur portunity,f interest and service of? the
were redrawn-2101M»: il’maidélitbv‘lu 'bel hold at 11:50 a. m Resul r abgdgalcnnd 9.;aumly. obtuse.
rooms to shinny“; an. '
lJulyFund. for: our soldier boys in t , ~ ~ - :1
asks on the front south ot Soul
e, w - en 1 ll (1- . . ..
Franc and as g erousy apl flu sons forthc purpose'ofcycctmg the
d. .. .
The battalion,-wlth'somo.. score ol French from posthons taken by
“meel'fl 0T McKinley Camp. tacting. them on »'l‘lluraday night, were re-
Ewalk' where Rm)“ Bl‘wlm‘i “50 a line was hollliiutact, according to;
S an' 11 War Veteran, made another . , .
5.1;“ng men for,_memnd_ The bat- the statement issued by the. War
' Ofilce today.
talion then returned to the Armory.
S‘mdfiv “I‘danndaY ““le ”.18 days In an operation northwest of
in the windup Of the Pershing 'Fund Moutdidicr, American troops took
Drive for a Fourth of July Fund for forty prisoners.
American some“ in hisgopmmandl «In addition to their attack on the.
"Over There“ There Will be Stimuli ,front in-tllelsoissonsarea, the Ger-
meetlngs at the Palace .and Regent mans sent assault detachments
Theatres Sunday evening at 8.0'0100k' against. the lines held by the Ital-
when special ,war pictures. will _\ be ions on theBliguy heights, south:
shown. stirrins Speeches made, and 38 west of Rllcims. The Italians drove
an extra lnduceemnt, Fisk's O'Hara, the off the German thrust. *
wtirld renowned Irish tenor..haavolun- .
teered to sing at both theatres, appear-l LONDON, Jne 29....1‘110 German‘
in: at the~Palace at 8:30 and at the'government, according to German
Regent at 9 pm Rev. Father M. J-I newspapers, is taking preparatory
' names. divided as follows:
: Holyoke,. Masai;
or French, Brltlsh or Alllericau. cubi-
lul in any industrial undertaking in P0
.4
land.
Eight—muscle pledges itself to rec
(ignite the eventual new state orthlnfl
to be created by Germany and Austria
in Poland and to defend it against
Russln's formel' allies. »
PARIS, June 28 (flavour-IF. Knchl-
mann offered his resignation as GEN
man Foreign Secretary on Wednes-
day, says a Zurich Watch to the
Journal. The dispatch adds that Tl‘is
believed the Emperor'wlll‘accapt the
resignation. . .
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PARIS June is (Howrah—«Eleven
persons were killed and fourteen otllw
ers injured through tho'explosionp!
bombs dropped by German surmount
last night's raid over the Paris district,
Apparently there were several
groups of enemy machines which took
dlfferent courses in an effort to pene-
trale thevdefenslve barrier fire. Sev-
eral succeeded...“ bombs began to
drop almoat immediately.
.Tlit‘ damage is reported as consid-
able. :
President Polncare sent the victims
messages of sympathy.
There were several c
onlookers being wounded by shell“
fragments from anti-aircraft fire. v
M. Teysslere, chief of the Parts lure
uses of careless ‘
. “Another woman in .New York. at
"Kerensky has “591-" resolved t0-:Miss Sullenderyaboutanve years ag;
sons 0f the Rum“ ”Winn” Eansi became extremely pmflnt andwloud
He has no ”“3“!“ 0r “1-? first in~two wmnetitivuexamimtiona
the Allies.
ls by' the
tenlion of returning to the arcs of no. i held for fingerWnLeXper
~me
lab
8 best mmllmicily all
Miss-Sullepder trip the
IA Mrs. Tittle stood second.=
countrymen to drive out the Germans that time.
and rejoin the fight against the cue-,Flnger Print Bureau of ,the DEDZII'I.‘
rules of freedom. He ins" ; first of‘ ment of Charities. She" has‘ . beet!
all that all the Allies ta ” and in leaching‘lhe subject for tha‘past tin-m
this task and that they d ' with great success, and Wild
their will in establishln tire of her women pupils,-mglg-'Dahm,llisa
form of government in II. 'y.l Burns and Miss Nolan. arenow in tlll‘l
Russia, he says. does not Wt... “Finger Print Bureau 01"th .Un‘tlrd
choose between Germany and anyl States Navy. of which JIlfiu-hert 'l‘ny-t
9059 . years.
other country. .She wants to be free, '5 chief. .l ...,ljl UL
but. cannot achieve freedom under the‘ lor 1 ___.._._.———-———-"' '|
Bolshevlki.” HE KNEW. \
The Foreigner—:You-awdon‘t [from
Dubber—How did he lose his hear-.nize titles of nobility in this countryel
l The Rich American—0h! yes, we do.
its can‘nuote choir mar-t
d and cal-136m by theirt
CRUEL WORLD.
Clubber—Somebody made the re-,The women fol
mark that money talks and he tried,ket value offhan
lflrst names.
We Deliver Groceries
‘3 Daily to. the Following
.5 Places: ‘
Nor-walk, South Norwalk, East Nor-Walk, Belle Isiah
Romyton, Tokeneke. . . .
. Deliveries-to West Norwalk,‘ Wednesday and Thursday. 1‘ - .
. Coll, write of 'phone your orders and they willlbe care-
fully and promptly deliverared direct to your home.
A.*F:B'eollmann4~8rGo. .
- 83$ {81 85 Washington Street: thdth l
' Our tires are cheap when
mileage and: umwrtqvloum
sidered. . .3
Our prices are right. ,
vulca -
0.
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We guarantee our
ixinc. ~'
e repair mylcuw blown
out. ,
Let us give you a price 01‘
, your volcanism or tires.
l. nonwawgalwwmom
Department; dled of. suffocation while.
‘tllrectlng the rescue of victims of Wed- l
L29W8113tl‘00964 i
.Jifl'el. 1585 ‘ will
mesday night's raid.
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WASIHNGTON,‘June 28.
casualty list today con
talned ’55‘
of .wound 5'.
(led severell
etermined.
Killed its action. birdied
4-: died "of. diseases. 3.; woun
.ly..22:.woupdcd, degree und
2; prisoner, l.
\' Floyd Gibbons,
Chicago Tribune,"
Expedition» Forces...
in. the Army. casual
degree undetermine
es recently told of Gibbons?
woundcrllmr'l‘he list: f ‘,
- «» Killed. in. Action.
Lieutenants; Karl H. Eyman,
caster, Ohio: Jerome L. Goldman, St!
Louis; NorriiuI J. McCreary, Volant,i
Pa.: James
Falls, N. Y
son; Roslindale,
lJankowiak, Soul
.Kellv, Holyoke.
correspondent? or the l
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wasnamed. today -
tyyllst as woo .
(1." News dispatch-l
beingl
Mass; Alexander, A”.
h Bend, Ind: John J.‘
Mass: Thomas E‘l
Peden, Gray Court S. (3.; John J} R)".
tier, “Brooklyn; Jethro «ShoemakerH
Clem,Ga.;‘ 'Fnrrler William J.MoNally,|
.Privates. Alfred M..
Bananas, Brooklyn; Louis M.‘Croteau,§
Holyoke. Mass; Elvin A; Frost, Clear-y
mont. Wyo.; Jan Golda, Detroltr‘H rI
hert F. Gledhill, Siguard, UtaI :v
Lynch. of St. Joseph's. will be the measures Wit-ll a view to interven-
speaker at the Palace. and Rev. Father _tion in Russia, says a. dispatch to
Walter A. McCann at the Regent. the Exchange Telegraph Company
Tall Day Month!- today from Zurich. Under this
Monday will be tag day in all parts plan, it .is stated, troops will be
of the city and' a bevy of'lJrettyslrls sent to restore order, assisted by
have volunteered for the, good. work. ,Maximalist forces.
Better buy a tagcarly. for buy you. I
must at some, time during the day. LONDON,’»~IJune 29.-111 , thei
8pm” Senior! 0' TIIIAHDBYV’GWS successful attack-do Flanders, east
. All of. the ladies who .huvemolunteer— of Nicppe Wood, yesterday, 'the
all their services for the Pershing Fund British took more than 400 prison-
Tag Day are notified to appear at theirs, the War Ofllce“announced to-
home ot’Mra. Walter H. Pierson. 85 dang. '
East avenue, at 3 o'clock sunday after- . The statement reads:
noon. to receivellnul- instructions. t‘The total number of prisoners
,- taken by: northwycsterday is. sucocs;
* ,
- : exceeds 40M ,I'llhese . dolnpt‘ include
l
l Kinney, Evansville, Wis;
l Suskl..Clevel
. . ..ftllnporatimlem ofiNicppeForcst .
.Charles H. Horach, Brockport; N. Yilg
‘Toney 'Lunb‘eck. Chicago; Harry Mc-
Sarkls H.
‘Semonian... Nashua, .‘N‘, 1-1.: Joseph
and; Leo Waits, Welling--
William’ J. Whittaker,’
ton, Ala;
Clarkston, Wash” Gilbert Will-ion,
Wofford. Ky. ‘ .
. 2;:Dch‘fromWounds. ,
Cal-gt; Fred A.:- Plogger, .gEarrlIe, IVs.
Corporal'A'rthur ill. Bond, SolplmI'Oklao
Howard ‘Vst‘ln Camp. Haven, aKna.
. ‘ Died of Disease.
Springs, W. Va..; Privates George
Holmes. Springfield, M
'enberg. ,Plttsburgh.
‘ XIVIoundod severely. , ,
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l: ‘Corporals Robert H. Jacler
Privates vAlberh H. Jester. Qalveston. j
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