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ESTABLISHED on?
JAMES Gal-DEN
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lcenter for the development,
2 They will have, too.
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3headquarters for intellectual and pitti-
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tanthlopic work of world-wide scope.
own c {"t‘e.
if present plans, maturemthere will
‘be a republic founded on idealism no
iless pure and absolute than that which
:‘animated the ioundcrs of our own na-
theup’e of Dario and Solomon. of
of theirl
SATURDAY,.JUNE 29, 1918 . t‘
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" MINIATURE WAG PUSH .‘""—“ » 1
t SAVING CLOTH AND LEATHER ,
. h 'd giggnlforso m l The new clothing restrictions for:
£13 1':le: 5:23. setsus‘éo p. I ’ncxt year, as announced by the war ill-fl
‘ ’ dustries bould, have few terrors tori
”Minibar-of ithrAssoclated Fruits oven. ‘
The Associated Press is .exciusivelyt stool of us will be quite content won‘t
entitled to the use for publication of
all news dispatches credited to it cr, .
not otherwise in this paper and also an extreme of 37 1—2 inches: for tall:
the 10031 115‘” dellsn‘d herein. 'men. t‘oat‘ length has aiuavs beeni
sack coats shortened to 30 inches, art
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From 7 lo 10 o’clock
;.;. Pure Castile Soap
Regular be.
Table Oil Cloth
4.3 inches. with: plain white f
and fancy patterns. I
Special ....... 32c yard
Thin Blown Tumblers
6c cake
f . Roger and Gallet Violet
'Rice Powder
All rights of republication of *spe
elsf dcspatches herein are also re
pervert. .
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IVENING SENTINEL TEIE-
PHONE CALLS
' " Editorial Rooms—92.
. Business Office-93.
A Homalk Branch Office-4388.
, Editor’s Residence—2183.
Oily Editor ’3 Residence—44924.
Business Manager’s Rendenco—
1113-12.
IMAKING’LAND FOR SOLDIERS
To the department of the interior
fails much of the problem of providinu
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a home alld a lit'ctiltood
turned soldier. Secretary Lane. ill
- bringing this‘tnatter before the public.
points out the fact that the I‘nitcd
Slates no longer" has it great .
domain, of cultivable fund open to set-’
. tietlleht, as it had at the close of the
public"
Civil War. Today the land that is
left. needs a good deal of de\elopment
to put it into shape. irrigation, drain-
‘ it age and clearing projects must be car—
7 ried otlt if (he land is to be made
available for cultivation.
The chief need right now, ill-r. Lane
points out, is for a comprehensive plan
and funds to work it out. The nation
soldiers return
r
must know before its
just where the land worth dct’elopliltz
lies, what treatment it needs, and how
’ “ to go abottt developing it. Then the
' ' returned soldier can choose for himself
the kind, of fund he wants to work
with: The government‘must be ready
Innot only to point out available land.
btlt also to help the soldier-farmer in
every way "with financial loans, scicn»
ttfic knowledge and upto date machin.
cry.
This problem of returning:
daily life of
the sol-
(hero to the normal the
nation without economic upltcaVal or
«disturbance is ours to face now. Past
experience has shown that the siren-
uous outdoor life of the soldier respec-
itilly fits hint for work on the land
when he returns to civilian life. f‘ana-
t, '1 ‘ do and England have worked out suc-
‘ i ‘ cesst’tti solutions for fileir
needs. he can and must do the same
It is no charitable ar-
of. the sol-
for ourselves.
rangement for the benefit
dier citizens.
the government will be ntorc than re-
sources and the self-respect anti flappi-
- . ness of the population.
'. 9; THE BLUE AND WHITE FLAG
3’ There is a new flag in the interns
.t'tonal firmnment. it is the blue and
~' . white banner of Judea, which is be-
. ing unfurled as a companion to the
: flags of England, France, ltaly, Amer—
:Ica and otlter allied nations.
51! “It is appropriate." says a Zionist
,leader, -“lllal the, Jewish flag should
‘ wave beside the banners of the Allies.
‘ because the Jews of the-world, though
scattet‘edx‘in every land, are neT'e'rtlte-
less unanimous in the one purpose of
crushing Prussianism.”
Their natural instincts and tradi-
tions have led the Jews to this atti-
tude; theirs was the “first democracy
of recorded history, and. one of the
.freest and greatest. The dew has
been through thewages an exemplar of
:ltdl‘vidualistn. It. is inevitable that
twdur the sympathies of any Hebrew.
regardless of his birthplace, should be
with the group . of nations that. are
it‘llli‘ng tor the world’s freedom.
_ Gratitude pluyn‘ltshnrtrtoo. unto
the stiles rhstthtlvoswrcsted the Jew»
Holy Land front the dehlinp«.and
strangest): the ,Lgurk. and
’ for of restoring it to int"
5 if” Within til dome-l
" rod tribes of Isrsbl.
”W m twill
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for the. ff",
present '
The initial expense to ~
:fiaid by the increase of national re- ~
“MW thou “tr-"film
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regulated by arbitrurr style rather
ithun utility or beauty. anyhow: and
, -
‘ue'd just as lief wear I'nclc Sam's
:stylc as the tailors". We can worrv
outside
ialOfljJ, too, with only three
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,pockets, and WilliOlll bafit straps anti
pocket flapsrbn our trousers. Some oil
lot the greatest men this country ever
iproduced never wore straps and flaps.
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if is no hardship, either, to 'tic restrict
§ed to ten models of sack suits. We can
'mannge quite conlt'ortabfy 'with those
l ten models.
Coming now to shoes, with special
2
reference to
shoes have already been put on a pret
tv good war basis, We find that height
is who reduced to a maximum
eight inches from ltccl to top. and that
'colors are to belittlited to black, white
and two shades of tun. This is dras~
lie, but a sympathetic male can find no
, atrocity in it.
As long as we're getting down to
[basic economics, however, there's one
factor in the clothing and shoe busi-
mess that miuht be adjusted more fair-
ily. \\'ill the war tnuustt-ios board tell
,us why a little man should be oblitzf‘fi
’to pay as much for a suit as a big man
who takes twice the quantity of‘ clotlt,
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' Should
and why a number eight shoe
:cost as much as a number twelve?
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‘ COAL FOR OUR ALLIES
Another reason for saving coat is
rcvcalt'd in :t \\'ushini€ton dispatch. It
may become necessary to divide our
coal with France and Italy.
Built of thosc countries are In a bad
way as regards their fuel supply.
biggest French coal mines were grab-
1914,. and olllcl‘
valuable deposits have been lost lit the
bed by Germany ill
i-‘rchh pro
an
has
reccnt German advance.
ductton has therefore dwindled to
almost negligible quantity. ltuly
practically no coat of' her own.
Both countries have thus far depend-
ed on (treat Britain for their war slip-
a big burden
on H country sufficiently burdened otlt~
ply. That has imposed
erwise. The growing labor scarcity
to
the
makes it more and more difficult
send the nec-chary Visual front
Welsh mines, particularly because of
the old-fashioned labor methods used
in loading the ships. .it is pointed out
that the fine mechanical facilities for
loading coal at. American ports give its
a great advantage in this respect.
Herctofore’ships have been looking but
there will probably be enough tonnage
Cars can very likely be
before long.
supplied. too.
The main question is whether
it our
we
can produce an export surplus.
allies’ need becomes imperative, and
cannot be satisfactorily met otherwise,
there will be but one answer~ot
course we can! In the meantime. all
our agencies‘ of, production and con»
sttmption must take into account that
possible » contingency.
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ireland, offered home rule in one
hand and conscription in the other,
would have neither. Now that the of-
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for is withdrawn. she may decule site
wants both.
O—-—-—-— .
.‘ They're adopting luminous house
numbers in Pill‘iB. We might go as far
as putting our house numbers on the
glass doors 01 windows, so they could
be seen at. night,
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It may comfort Leonard Wood to
remember-that doffre, Cedar and
French weresholved. too. .and Motion-
pm seems "destination the same fate.
itiriwosutlmolttm.’ love on you an.
and that! ommtmo no mum”.
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0, E posed when the Constitutional llclttoct atic party took the govertttttenf. bus ll ecu assassinotcd.
Flesh and \i'ltitc; regular 33c,
I 1' tr 1 -'.i I .. '4‘»
Special .......... . 29c 5”.“ "““ 1‘“ Ml" 9“
u ‘ ' bDBClal 6 for 45c
% Keen Clean Hair Brushes W , , 4 '
“I, Solid wood handles, bristles . omens “aSh
‘~ sci tn aluminum. Dress Skirts t
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l . Specral . . ..... . . . . . 210 Plant white. colors, . “‘ o
, , Torchon Laces Special (‘lcrtl‘allcc l’t'it’t‘ _
Value up to 17c yard. V 79C 1
SDCCIaI ...... . 110 yard ~W’0men’s)“7ash Dresses l.
Bureau Scarfs
Full length, tncrccrizwl. lace
trltltulctl; regular $2.00.
~Snecial...........
Beach Cloth
Yard \t'itlt‘. all colors, cxrcpf
(total quality; material andw
iii'clil’lsiylcs. ' ‘
Special ('lcttt'tlitcc l’l‘ice —. .. .
98c . .
Shirt Waists 5.
Various styles, in Voiles will
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leNA'lL DEFEAT? tf‘Ulllllf‘iS with treaties bctht-n the
! AMENDMENTb TO 1l’nitcdStatesfipain. Switzerland, Nor»
CHANGE DRAFT AG ,way. itculuattt and bwcdcu, and that
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1 texemption from Auteur-an draft or
_ ~—-— __...- {their citizens was“ regarded by the
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, ' —--——-—- .lllllllii‘lllflCf‘.» The Senate. however,
fleet cotporatlotl. latdoptod the Hitchcock substitute.
Other attlcndmchts accepted uu-' Amour: minor amendments writ-,
tllorize the new plan of busing drttttmen into the bill by tile Senate was at
quotas on the numbcr of men itt provision that lack of college educa-
(‘lztss 1. instead of upon state titltttl»;tttttt shall ttot rtcpr.vc lnctl of positions;
lotions and affecting rights of lieu-tn the aviation service. Antilllt’l"
trals under the draft law. The Sen»,amendment would require factory own-
utc previously had adopted the draft crs to whom enlisted men are assign-t
quota legislation. but it has been Itcldted in making war mutt-rials to par
tip in the House. ithcnt tegttlur wage settles. with theft
The umctutmcut affecting tlcutrulufarmy pity suspendedduriug their in-
provides that citizens of ttcutrztl’ttustt'ial ctttploynlent.
countries now subject to draft who; ._...__
have declared their itttctttton of bc-‘
coming American citizens, shall not'
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CHICAGO WOMAN’S CLUB RECOMJl
MENDS FEKRAL TRAINING
be eligible for citizenship if they.
claim exctllption front the draft. ’l‘hiss FOR GIRLS AS WELL
proviison, offered by Senator illicit" A8 BOYS
cock. of" Nebraska. was adopted as a,
substitute for an amendment approved!
by the State lit-partltlcnt providing for,
til its:
resolution in
The (‘thicatitof‘Woman‘s (“tub
mutual mcctintz passed a
zrtls of neutral countries. Ecliuizc. tlnif'r, and strcttutheu the;
The question oi extending the draft , young men and women of n“, yum.“
age Itttttts occupmd almost all of tilt-.glmm for the troll ‘ sk It If n
Scuttle session. A proposal by Sena-E " ' .. 5‘ " a. u" W 9‘]
tor I-lttrdwiclt, of Georgia. that tltt- presi fore the” ., i
sent minimum age limit of 21 years he: The resolution, aftcr setting forth;
substituted for the 20-year tuittitttuln'uuu mp grf‘li! war has cotltpcnpd ant
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of the I‘ll“ amendment, was ttjtfif‘d.‘ analysts of the Nation's ability to m,“
41 to 33. as was one by Senator. _ - .
Weeks. of .‘ifltssncltulictts. to make the tire-so in harmony “”1 "”3 high ideal!
“fun-
tllaxitnunt title 30 years instead of l0. for humanity and 1“” revealed
Proposals by Senator l‘trandcgcc. tilidluflenifli weaknesses which gr'ently,
Cotilllncilsl'lil, to ticduce Iltlt'fillilll‘lllllll;; illlilull‘ our national strength, limit ttic‘
age it years a so was ll‘ ca ct ant : , , r \. t‘
by Senator New, of iridium. to make tftictenty of 0‘" people land p e on ..
military training of youths between 201mm“ from sharing wisely in “"9an
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and 21 compulsory also were defeated], ment so as to contribute wisely to the,
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eating immediate lcgtsialiotl. Senator adoption of a Federal pollcv providing
Mcflumbel'. of North Dakota, tlfli'O» for' . ‘
catcd immediate. organization of all. ‘
army of 5,000,000 men, which Chair-l "L Th“ assimilation 0‘ 0“" great.
man t'lulmbcriltin. or the military- population of recent foreign origin and
committee. declared wan impossible. ,of intensifying the intelligent patriot-
Asserting that Secretary Baker and ism of our vounw‘peopte
the press of tho country seemed to; .... 'l‘h L -tn f q {‘0' MW
be the only ones who had the optniou‘ ‘“ 9, ‘4‘“ .on 0 re. pcc 1 ‘
some time ago that. the allied ilnc on‘and Order and thewelf-control neces-
the “estct‘n front could not be broken Sai‘y to prevent viciotlsness and crime.
but dcspite the optimism of the sec- among the vouth of the land.
233“}£-‘...‘.¥$"t.—.if§“‘iii; ’ii‘fé‘mi’ii ? “3i “v WWW 0' ”‘9 "“1” 0"
3‘ . ' ‘i ‘ K . > . h Psical and n cniai strength. the laWs;
forced it back fit one place thitty-stlt 1‘ «‘ 3 ,
miles itt three days. and despite re-‘of hygiene. and sanitation. _ ‘
ports of great allied reserves inf “4, The development of a higher:
France ready to stem Hun onsluugllts, ‘ sense of personal duty as to the obit-g
Llfifiggfijfiggfivfim any considerable; gallons of citizenship in local and no!
' ‘The reserve fol-co tics in the sol-,“Onal affairs. .l
diery of the United States." he said? ”5. The elimination of tnisundetll
”We might, as well recognize that standing between different groups of
Bill}. El‘i‘i‘é‘»‘ii‘i‘l.~“ii§§§mfdi W"? W” m a ""““‘"“C' “W“
cited by Sedator McCutttber as an-imopemle Intelligentlym t slit to:
other evidence of “our habit of‘ "5- The “b"“_y of the cit zen. p of.
minimizing our disasters and magnify-defend their liberty with force
ins our successes." , ’arms. if necessary. ,
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unscrupulously, regarded the Germantmg camps “w “-2 . 1‘ tanv ct":
as a superman. and that as an Ameriw “great value “3., women] n“ n ' ' ‘
can he resented it. “We have surprtsy these weaknesses. . ‘
53d"it‘llfin‘iiiiaih‘;"°§imiit‘{2'" all: ? “W ““3”” s°""°°“"°““"' “d Til."
were surprised by the hetgians. tinstills; Americans, as a lay-product o a
British and Serbians. “They were
surprised-todeath." he said, “wii‘entreads:
they could not'kick us the fourth time caesolved, That the Chicago Wire
“"i'sit.‘:“rwinr.irt22...... p... .. “° «“1“:
tot- Republican me'mber 30f ulgei mili-leflecuve 35‘9““ m the ”gamma
tary committee. declared Congresslo . ‘
was handling the draft question withlcally. and patriotloalll' in “79 spittt of?
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"kid gloves and not bare .hsnded."’u-ue democracy than through an 9‘",
and that 18 to 45 age limits are. tightened svstem of intensive Federal
RECESSRI‘Y. \ .
Minconnection with thedraffhuesa
,tton, Senator Johnson, of California!“ b t r
announced that. he would postponeionceln their lives. pr'v‘lfimbly 9° ‘3
untilthemcpy tinny program iswsubdmevyote.
milled - his . effort» for legislation , to? '
give states credit in future draft calls;
for excess .of,lnan power furnished
-“Resolved. That the" Federal 00"-
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by-rotttntaryottilstmh‘ht‘s. .
_ when oftnoutrtlh from them-aft
.«hrlot,pontrotcml'.. ,
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courses of
thclblo.
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providing for ”such short
mining. and” rapidly as
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civic alum.“ will to.
y at»,
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w- white; worth 49c. ‘ Lingerie. Value $1.25.
when the million ot more graduates of;
the proposed it"t‘tif’tftl snort courses re-l
turn each year to “IMF lidmes through-l
out the land they may—be qualified to,-
. Special ...... . 25c yard Special _, ......... .8901
Nenonsct Floor Coverings Women's Fitrite
. noon to suspend at. once the
implication for this certificate and to
t.
Icontbiltg other classes which has becni ,
linstitutcd the class trill be recruited . for “‘9 women and children who m“
lcants for the positions of stenog-'
Looks and wears like real
linoleum. ’l‘tvo yards wide.
\ttlttt‘ tH.75.
take some icudcrsillp in the Welfare oil '
their resp'cctit’e communities as will"
its in tile provrch and security of thet
Nation." l
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MEN DRAFTED .
GO‘TO :DEVENS : . so» NEEDED INFRANCE.
WEEK OFJULY 22"
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Mrs. Louis A. Lehmaier Receives a
Letter of Thanks for Previous Gifts:
. 1 Mrs. Louis A. Lehmaier of Blue
cm or just one “.53 than ”H. required; Mountain Farm, .\'orwalk. has just re-
numbcr. Major Buckley notifiedevery‘celved the following self-explanatory
,lot‘uf draft board in the state this ion» 1 letter:
issulnzt
of ccrfif'totltes for enlistment ill the
navy. He has taken this step so as to;~.\ly dear Mrs. Lchtnaier:
forestall a disposition on the part of: In rep‘v to your letter of ADP“ its I
of h?!“ ‘ ‘ -. . ' ‘ "
any ‘ l on in “a“ 0m to “m“ «beg to inform you that the other two
use as a reason for claiming cxcmb-l boxes of soap came to me ill Paris and
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rates for enlistment lit the navy willfsoap is sent to Alsace to o friend who
be granted to thosteztstered June S.’ . . » .
1917i, omit the. present call .is compliant hag ‘1 huspllal 11‘9“" 'Shortiy before 1
cd. Ctass'Onc. of this registration isile PM“ she came and begged me
now wiped empty or. in tire words or. to come up and help her with new
an official. it has been wiped out: But :1 work that should be started in her
il l“ “”00“” ”‘3' by u") process "Hneigbborhood. This work is to carc‘
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to a large number. ’ln the surrounding villages which are
THREE CONNECTICUT MEN ,shells‘.
PMSONERS IN GERMANYl These shells are filled with a new
s.
Two from ‘ New .Haven and "om‘gas called mUstard gas which per-m.
Meriden. if tneates the clothing and if this cJoth-
WASliINGTON.,;lune 23.r~Nume: of his Is not. removed at once, tltc whole
ill the filial effort of those ude-‘cotntnon welfare.“ suggeststhc early, four additional-American soldiers held bodl‘ is covered with a running sore. Providence and told hint ‘0 address it
prisoners at (‘amp Durmatadl, Ger» '1‘
many. were. announced laSt night by
the war department. They tire 'tfor-i
noraf Royal 1..
Greene strett. Meriden,,Conn.,and, Prl~' off their clothin
vale Chetter D. Gt‘ztvuti. Ocean Grove,‘
N. .l.: Clifford N. Markle, No. 358 . .
L‘dgewood avenue, New Haven. Conn: as. m“ MOW. $039 is very scarce in,
and Elijah Collins. Wamick. in. t. tFrance today. so your soap went
Two other prisoners in German)" there.
W Captain E- J. Presrer 0‘ Phlla'; Will you tell the children who col-.
dclphta Medical. Reserve Corps, tit-'1“,t d thi' ,0 tb ti , 1 l ‘
tached to British expeditionary forces c S s an at tey me he D ng.
and Private Edward W. Prunier of .\'o.; hundreds or little kiddies, some Off
243; West Hazel street New ,Havenfi whom do not talk French, 'having‘
hese poor women and children came
g and wash them from
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Conn.
--———-—-—-—:«> frttie. and who are;,looke’d upon with.
UNCLE SAM NEEDS MORE to rent deal of sus :cion a d m
CLERKSL g D: n 50 0‘"
",times hatred. simply because thcyf
National Capital have. increasedfrom; They are 0? Fren'ElL b160d.,
30,000 to nearly 80,000 in the first year "TT‘ . ' ' rm .,‘
of the war. the Government still needs;i here W,“ a greatlneed otctot. "I”;
specialized clerks. The. United States It “ism” ,ofFranceM because my
Civil Service Commission announces f'riendbaving a POSPHM {01' wounded
that there is an urgent call forapplt- 1. soldiers, had nothing to give these
rapher typewriter bookkeeper-Wt) people except. a soldier’s, shtrtmnd»;
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writer. clerkbookkceper, cost accottnt-= blanket. I was able t9 obtain some;
ant. accounting and statisticnlriolerkpl clothing, and ‘f the children at NO“.
statistician, clerk qualified in account-l} walk would like to send new clothing’
Although the civilian workers in the: speak the German language, although‘
while .. making: trig, clerk qualified in business'. admin, to children who have. none, I shall lie-Walk ““091 system, have beenact‘iept- "
lSpecial......$l.39yardl
,wm “‘W 4m. ‘W .m :21; O“: 53.95“
New York, N. Y., June 23. 19”.:
. colian who is cooking ill the Within-
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constantly bclne bombarded .by gas
to my‘frto‘nd to see it she could l‘elpiiBEDF-‘ORD, JR., ls-ARB
Lacourciere, No, 55 them. Tile first thing to do is to take,
heed to foot with soap and water. and,‘
Union Suits v.,,.
lieg‘tiltll' tltttl cliil‘u hth‘——- , _
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:itflll having garments to send, will
‘plcasc telephone Mrs. Leittnaier, 188,
‘ who will gladly call for the articles.
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BRIDGEPORT CHINAMAN AT
. ,DEVENS HAS ,TRQUBLL’Z
(‘Alli’ DEVENS, Ayer, Mass... Juno
2tt.~Lcon Glut of Bridgeport. a Mom,
{entry is flaring rather a hard time.
sending his allotment ,oheck tobis
wife, who is; located in Canton, China.
exemption from the draft of all chi-t “WM 0! Federal training "to Anll‘t'l' lion from thodraft. No more certifi- if have already distributed them. This“ The check, for his wife has already
unlade one round .trip cocaine.
Giln asked the government to send
,his monthly allotnlctlt to his wife} Mrs.
Chong Sttcy Toy Gim, Chang Sou Sun,
Ring. Canton, China. The letter hear-
ing the check was not addressed in -
.t‘hitlese characters. so it did pol-reach
.Mrs. Gittt. . .
Then he told the .govepnment to
have it sent to a nlissiqnaryhe knew
he. could trust. Finally it came;back
to him yesterday all postmarked in a
“ray that almost made Gitn homesick.
uHe tbcn senttths check toblsruncle in
properly for ltisrwife In China.
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ESIED
AFTERIMOTOR2001£LI5IUN
naturism, June 29,-fis/a result,
[of an automobilesmash-up on-‘l‘unxis
.Hiii road and Villa avenue, Charles
Redford. in. its yearsoldkgrandson of.
title famOUs oil magnate; E. P..Bed£ord.
Iii-held by local. authorities on charge .
Iot' speedingxl Twoautomobiles, going 4
'inI'opptrslté‘directions. one of them'
tbeen brought up under the Germamdfiven by tileryoung 'mlllionalre,,coi- ,
ltded head-on at a turning.onu1‘.unxf3i
Hill road, Smashing the machines, but...
causing no serih‘us: injury to the occus
pants of the cars. ' i .
.. Bedford, who lives at Greens "Farms,
‘has been ordered to appear for. trial
July 9 in the local court.
NORWALIK rsAc't-tERs- JOIN
WOMEN’S'LANDrARtMY‘ .
Miss Marion“ Thompson and Miss
Edith Bayer, both teahcers‘ln the Non L,
lopen to both‘men and women. ,
specialized o‘ierk is needed is perhaps
.Government. ofllcen lltw- Vt
you. its. Isotrop- horn-
istrntion, index and 'cataloguefcl‘nrk.‘
schedule . clerk, passenger-rate .ciei-tt,‘l
blue-print file cletzkpnnd assistant. to'
business manager. \These positions are"
Representatives‘ot‘ the. fil-ivllrtService'x
Commission at the. post'ofllces in all}
cities are- prepared to furnish definite,
information and appllc'atton blanks.
1' our citizenship, mentallYa pbysl-. According to. theGivil Service Cont», in whichtlley leave New York—cheap;
box may come and the, other follow};
weak or; two after. '1
mls'slonftfie full extent to which the3
not generally, understoodnnd it is t_n'1
. ‘lhlt‘l cloud of work that. women hovel. ‘
.tralnins under "“1111er discipline-j the best opportunity to boot real serv1 in October to_ resumemy work there
V lvcrtznl‘for all during a short nerlOdv ice to the Government at this time.‘nnd l w
Eighteen thousand stonographers and‘
isolate are at- work constantly in the.
sshlnstonl
it.,(‘.. 01! the tons of correspondence
eminent should, now. adopt at polic’vand rccords‘tnstfe necessary by. wart
prevention: on; auto such all the
to
ling my attention to the fact that there i ‘3 ”“93“ Q: vamenlilhertwillstart?
are other boxes on my way.
once you may care to give me.
very glad to take the matter up withi “my Mrs; denies installer 93min“ f _
you. iot’ficer of the Hartford district of: tiles
Thankyou for the soap and for, chili Womenisngnd ANDY. QL-dtmsfifia- Jtlr
- , work, on atarmin. Hartfordmotmty
flair. of one official.
Unfortunately. our shipments do not: under, the. .dlrec
it arrive exactly in the same rOlstlonE <monotone.
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. RELVAWES
.m; .USED. CARS '
You get vatbein every way yr
you buy-one of ,our {mo
and guaranteed. ‘Iiled ,llll‘fi.’ .
most (time manta i
bloat coupon cal; agent
is.
i
turn tolerance : .
.I ,am, intending to. re
ill be very glad for any SHIP,
Believe me to be.
sincerely yours.
(filmed) "EMILY 083003 L .
vlld hf sale void f ‘
flu, limpet-t, 1‘9”de £5 fillnou‘hfl uni!!!“ V _l
Mrs..l.ohmier in V. .. on hula “In:
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