lTHURSBAY, JULY 4, 1918
v.“
Wants. To get. lion Sale. Busi?’
5. . . ness afl Botswana Cards,
Miscellaneous Advs.
Classified . ..
Advertisements amusements;
' or Gaps Double Price.
n.
I 0 I O
I I I O
TACK PROVES A FAIL-l
URE. THE ENEMY LOS-
ING VERY HEAYILY *
(Continum train mm Palm.
cral l’ershing’s communique for
yesterday announces that one
tierman regiment virtually “as an-l
niltilated ill the heavy losses in-
flicted by the Americalns whein
they .\.lornlt‘tl and held the village
} tar . .
-_,.___<. _ -_..._... W M (if \ aux, tile Both de la Roche and
BNTED i ' m ‘ ‘ neighboring woods, advancing the
”mmj : WA D' l _7 TO LET Allleriean posiions a thousand
i _ . . . . - . . . , _ ‘ard: n a mile and ahalf front.
WANTED _ amnwouu ovn dwmveo (ASHLOR ounnmn] TO LET-l-Unlesnno llooMs,’ \K';if)m‘ilel‘ial captured include
«1*. A - , ~ l . . ' . . . . — V ' . 4, _. . . 4 ‘ ‘
WHO L’NDERSTA .5 POWER SEW—l on t. mane} If bloken. I pal_$2.io 53... ml ’4 ntlelnen. Also home {0] “gm some trench mortars and over six-
lN’U MACHIVFS O\’E TO I ‘ARV . Pier not, also cash tor old- gotd, Sliver, housekeeping. 2 High street, South 1" machine; .
A ‘ ‘ ’ I A“ . .al , ‘l ' u ' --. . ‘ “'
NOVELTY CERTAIN MAM'FACTURhliiwéliiiiil {iii}:dsen:0]:iauiindbymi-liyiiii50mm“ Three American aviators al-e
1‘“ GOOD POSITION To EXPERI'imgpl and will hold good; 10 a“... iorl _ ‘ . reported missing from squadrons
ENCED “VOJjAN. MCBIAHON“ CRIM-l SPHder's app-by“ of n - _- _ - i‘; .1 .' . TO LET" l “00315. DEVON” “'lllk‘ll lliil'llt'lllilll'll ill fighmg
MINS & WOR'i‘liING’l‘ON. th‘_, 12‘) ' ‘ ‘ 1y Dm‘e‘ ‘“ to ”00’? ”1 “Vi“‘l‘lnwm “Wt"- Wl“ northwest ot't‘hilteall Title-try.
., _ 1.. thV‘l' 204‘ S. .~ - , w
ORCHARD STREET, noun Ann. pm ‘Pfl ‘ “1 ““9“, “Mad” ...llanuc
3‘3 3t _* mp.
l WANTED -‘ AN‘
rooms to <uit the tenant.
....
bl l'eel.
oxennlnxcnl)‘
in
'u l _ ~ .
.lu llllpquire oi Edward Bet-her. lit; South Main
14 3‘ gion our infantry. with cii'octive
“Section A»~-—~Yeatcndtl:v after-l
ll]0()ll ill the ('llatcntl-Tlnerry re-
WANTED'WHEII' FDR (llCXEllAii'
. , Slt‘li(l§’.l‘ilpll("‘, one with ' knowle i'
llousecleanlng, Wages $12 a week Wll“ . a dge o ‘
bookkeeping preferred. Apply Clover
lilo: rd. Tel. 120“»12, '3 9'. . ‘ ‘ll"enue. hllit’l all itll u‘ov nellts
| U J ) MIK- (ouulunv :30 Day .\li‘eei, South “:r n f “v l 9‘ '10
Nol‘lvalk, Conn. ~33 3 ‘1 um "
...—_- _,.........____. _~~
WANTED—HELP. SPLENDID 01’“: l
‘portunity for young ”3.?“ (16-18). A few; WANTED—AT ONCE, EXPISRiliNt‘-l
days' instruction and" "Jmanent 9051‘ ed cook for family of two, wages $12 ll
tion entirely free. Ave ..
al, at 18 Taylor avenue.
i To LET—‘3 ROOMS 0X STUART!
awlillln ill- in lloch- alld the neigh-
j3 3tjllol'ing woods.
~illlil(lt‘ ill ell-operation ~with
TO LETMI‘LEASANT FURNISHED;l“l't‘llt‘li
rooms, all improvetltents, board option-1 Villlt‘t'll their line on Hill 2-04. ()url
1'3 itioll'll'pmitions were advanced an al
lelmperation from our batteries-
lhltil‘lllt‘ll the village of, “Mix, the
The attack was;
ill?
right, who ul-
(ill (illl‘
9 earnings to ' week. Phone 1203”. 1.. In
start 365 per month and meals. Call' 3 -
0‘!‘ WI‘ltP li‘i't‘L‘ Hotel Men's Training. WANTED“EXli’lilel‘E‘l-l. RAlld
School, 23 West 37th Sii‘i‘el, New York. ID AND ‘CAI‘ICE‘I'IA PACKERS. AP
' . ' lil‘.‘ \l‘ashingto street, 1' r -l' I)‘
J3 39PM ill l’t) llATTnnv co, “ ° “‘9' l ‘
:Nonlmmt.
WANTED—Two on Tlllilllfll'fi‘ ~
l“ ”t .
l" " ‘rence Agency.
”non slim-i “ ‘ "‘1’ To
1 rooms in desirable locality for llgln}
housekeeping or furnished cottage for; FOR
.the summer. F. D. Sweet, care Web-'
‘bing & Eduillg (‘orp.. 83 Vt'ullsinitioll
street, j3 3t
LE T—llAXl lSOM l'l
SALE‘IAATE
llull Road, Norlvzllk. Tel. mo. 33 3t ”- 1 “Wm. telephone 1037- '
APART-
CABBAGE ment of {rooms and bath; hard wood.
fillilml“. 5,1, poms 1,9,. hundred. $4 per floor. janitor service and every con-
lll(lll.\illlll. illitllei‘ield Farm, \Voli’ [,jt'vcllience to “19k“ housekeeping easy. - - - -
13 3Lallverely and hit additional pris-
l
WANTED —~ CARPENTERS 'l‘U‘l
intone 'rlrll-z'oovlclixil-ENT. x0 lax.“
may ALIENS NEED A‘PI’LT. 't'lAln.
. tween t‘ and 8 0".l 'k ‘J A ~ .. ‘ YNOI'Wfllk.
AT ONCE AT THE UNITED STATES ’ ‘ 0‘ ' I “"9““ 5“"
South Not-walk.
_-_..~
SHIPPING BOARD. wfisovs _ .. i To LET—Two mm
VP-QINT, SO. N01i\\Al.h. j: till IFOR SALE-S’l‘ANi)lN(l HAY l,OR‘apllrlnlenta. Part improvements;
‘ isule. About .1 acres,
WANTED—LEFT l'lANhnn MiG-\lnglinml avenue, Sulllli Norwalk.
FOR TIRE MAKING, EXPERIENCED; __._...
’ 1“th CAN MAKE Bl‘l'l‘W'l‘iFN 273 T0; FOR SALE _ EXCEPTlON.‘\l.l:l
$30 PER WEEK. lglullr lloeu ll-Wfrlm. vigorous
APPLY NORWALK TIRE S: RUBBER plants.
00. EMPLOYMENT DEPT. 33 3t’\\'llll(' Plume and Golden Self lli‘llllt‘ll'l
'ltlc. tut Meadow street. Phone 1415. l
.38 i’utnummcnue,
TO LET «3 ROOMS
t‘o.. llle, ll lilroad avenue.
WANTEDHSTENOGRAi’llEli. ONid' 12 3‘ T0 LET—JWISIRABZJ} STORES ix
Willi some knowledge of book keeping. Hotel Clifford Block: reasonable rent
and pay roll work preferred. Appli‘ (if-3 FOR $ALE~~-~O\'ERLA.\‘D 19“ A-1 and suitable :0 needs of tenants; best
business location in city. Apply to
Harris 6‘: Cans Co, South Norwnlk
{ice of Lockwood Mill. (‘0. l? 3l|condition. sell-starter. Will sell at a
"’_- ssacrit'ice on account of going away.
WANTEDfiA ROW BOAT. MUSl‘lCall at Central Hotel. Tel, 1555. .12 hi; 11’3“
be in iloutl condition. Slate price. Ev} m»... ._.._,,_~., __.____ ~
A, care Sl'iilim‘l. 12 Mi FOR SALE-STANDING HAY. M‘Rh‘,’ FOR SALE--.\ l'. FAMILY HOVSE.
l'l'l‘lr“ $.10 to hill per month, Sale price
instill. Aim three family house, rent?»
"$20 to $25 per llllllllll. well located in
First District Both bargains.
:l‘l't‘l‘llh. Woodward Park, South .\orV
WANTED—Govnlmnnxr Nlcnps walk. 3: 3:
20.000 clerks at \l'ashington. EXilmlii-l ..._ __,,
.ations everywhere in July. Experi-' FOR S ALE—~ROU'Xl‘l BOTTO 11‘
ence unnecessary. Mon and women W“ lilhilt‘ll. hill! 18 tlxl 1.2 ll. ‘1 year (Jill.
FOR SALE—OVERliAXD TOURING; To LET—“FURNISHED ROOMS,()N“‘""" ellptllred ill the attack lllltl
car in A_} condition, (‘all evenings b9 trolley line. (‘all 232 East avenue. East l-olllltel‘altiueh number fill“ and ill-
.. 3t elude slx oillcei‘s.
ROOM troops ill this vicinity during the
zl‘laht month In nearly 1,200.
John IlOVt‘llGl‘. Taylor avenue. Inquire C. A. Waters, ‘ ,
I. 12 3c irurllu dllrlllu' yesterday afternoon}
l __ illit'llllltN trench mortars and overl
1 AND nit'ru. , p ,
transplanted celery Pleasantly located and convenient to WNW” ‘l”“‘ll.“ “l "ll“‘l' PNMN
The kind that grow we“. mqmup plum“ .\.pply J. .\I. men! Aim iii an ulhdlltll! mplalltun .
12 M "li-tlllt‘l‘illl‘ll ll'lih our ll'tmilh'lli the
«northeast of l‘llpo .\‘ilc.
,reanonablepricc, office (4 rooms) at"l‘he ellellly's losses in killed illlll:__~
‘ . .l\\tillll(it‘tl were heavy.
LAbT Sloman's oillce. inquire of J. ii. Lanilllt‘lil holding: llle sector attacked
33 3t ofi'el-ed obstinate resistance
Hill regi-l
until
was practically annihilated. (lurl
losses were relatively alight. l
“A German counter-attack made!
'early this llltil’lilllg' was entirely rev
‘plllh‘t‘ll. The enemy again suffered
itiiit‘l‘s ill our illllllltl. 'l‘ihe prison-l
This increasen~
Vllli' total of ill‘Nlllt‘l‘H taken by our
“The material captured by our.
‘nixty illvlt‘lllilt‘ mills. Jgrill-
action I northwest ol’ (‘llalt‘illil
'l‘lllerl‘i‘. Three of our aviators tlll
not return.”
VIENNA. July :2. "l'lil' Italians
sltl'l-el'dyd ill l-ll'l‘elillg‘ ll .\liplll
.u‘lllll of ground near t‘lliesullllovll.
, 'l‘he t'lltilc attempt ol‘ the enemy
to land his illt'lllltry on the eastelm
ly hill“ of the Hare was made near“
llt‘l'wlvli. close to the Adriatic. l
The ,ltlllilllls captured lllllll'UXLl
lllllll-ly l.lll)ll .\llhli‘liillx. together
dilull-Plllillnil
‘lillhslu
troups have concentrated on the
Filllllflll—lillsslllli lltli'tlt.‘l’tlll(l at sev—
eral JitlliliS have crossed the fron-
tier and tired upon the lillfihlflllfi.
.Thia illi‘ornlalioll is contained in «‘l
*(llspalt‘li l'rllln llelsingt'ors to the
lNya Dagligt .\llehalillra of Stock-
holm and ll'iillhiillllt‘ll
petlllllgell by the Exchange 'l‘cle.
graph t‘olllpany.
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GERMAN COUNTER Air-i British social-gnarl; retain
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Anti-Aircraft Gun to Spot Enemy Plane
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This is a scene on the western from showing British soldiers with late Scopes and an anti-aircraft gun spot~
gym“, of a mi“. and a half and 1., g ting an entimy airplane. All the in Sirllllieflli are turned on the approaching plane to get‘the range for the gun
T0 LET—Ftiitaxv PURPOSE A'i‘ia (li‘llill ol‘ nnc'ihuusli’lul .l-al-lis.lmountrd 0‘0 a tumor lorry.
than declared to the editor of the:
l‘etit Journal.
llilNlNlN, July
t'il mph igtl
I
,- ..
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against
lthe Murmansk region ill .‘s’orthcrnE
(If
has lit-glut. Manes
l'l'llnl ('o~
'l'llc (lel'lllllll Arllly ill Finland. it
his iltltlell, has increased. in the past
(ill) il't'\'v' Weeks in :llHlllll.
‘l'Ull‘llll at lll'l\lli'.!'l.tll‘> told it vol"
:l'espoilclellt ot’ the .\‘tuelillulltl new»
Jililll‘l‘fi thal he t‘).[l":‘.t‘tl tn 3':-
'l'he lil‘lilsli
lletl l'rnlll l’illlanll.
llllS'l'HN. .lllly :l.-»-—-'l'he t'mlr-
‘lllllslt‘ll schooner Samuel W. llil'hg
,llway. reported sunk ll) ii Herman
lauhllml'illc oil‘ the Atlantic t‘tllls!
.llllle ll.
‘Alllcril'illl port.
li‘et'l \‘.‘ll\‘ reel-"cell lulla)‘ ll} the
tl\\‘lit‘i‘\‘ here.
ha~ arrived at a South
“.0!“ it) llllh t‘l‘A
l.tl.\'llll.\'.
.lul‘l
(let'~.
l"\"‘
2i,»-Hpt';llllil'_"
.on a .\‘llu'flt'~llliil mad:- ill the lltlllxt‘
ot' ('omlllolls by Percy .\ldl-il. that
‘ 9 A. M. T0 s e. M. CALI. AT Joe-l
‘iliulev \lacilille (To. Also 1‘. lathe hands.
knitted :3 Rich”; mutt. Owner mar}
ASk John T. Hayes Vivilh il'l‘llt‘li gulls. lilill'lilllt‘ Ellll.‘
. . ,ll l'ol'ullll l'ewllliiun oi" .~\lllputhv
tilllll \val' lllaierltlls. ' '
airing government positions write forlsm. o, It. :ienil, liolvnyton, Conn. 'i‘cl,
‘ free particulars'to .T. C. Leonard. (fm‘lttihi'. 2 5t N0. 7 Main St" Not-walk . 'l‘ l 4.. _ _ ‘. ll . '. l ‘tlllll good will i‘tlr the l‘llllt'll
nlcl'Cil'ii Sol-vice Emullnrr).421Kcn- .; 33M. Esrnmmmsunnncn t ' mi"“.".3"""""“1”5‘. “n ii an”... .limiiil l... ..nmu Minn-rim.
ols Bldg, \l'ashiugton. $29 7‘. FOR SALE~~0R EXCHANGE ‘ w - “l' " “” ' ”"m‘m ("mm “mm" .lllly ~lth. .\lllll‘eu' llollal' l.a\v.
l‘ou «—
Norwall: or vicillity, property, moll-
WANTEDw—‘GOOD JEWISH HOMES em up to dilte two-t‘lltllily brick house.
"in South Norwnlk‘. and suburban local- located ill one of the beat sections oi
ities, in which to place in board. anae- Brooklyn. Mrs. Rosa Golllstein. 43 Os.
ille lleml ol' llll‘ Still lull'l‘llltl
\. ,.\- ' . ., .. .‘ ,
.. Til!“ .” lll IHHi t(lllllppa llflltlll‘. “le13,:
l- ~e l‘\' ll 3 en t it - - -
is‘ o N .t .1 ,_' ti - ‘ w - .2
ll i )'1‘] .1\ ,l 'i' “1”“ propose a lorlllal l‘i‘NlllllllU” oi the
'l"t‘.\'. m“, l; -'i , . .
l "‘1 1‘ “ l 1”“ “H‘ 1"“ 5N'\‘lil|lulll_\ and g‘oiltl will luv the
'l
.—-— ll
Lbs:
,l‘halleellnr ot’ the l‘in'lll‘lillt'l'. maid
'l‘l'lZEN
and high
street. ll'buneh of keys ill leather crisp
l A
LOST-«UN Tl'EFl‘AY 3'..."
the Norwlllk post. office
mic children. front 5 to 12 years, ntflmm “Home, East N01.“ alk. phone been eonvolilliliell a» ‘
(a the rate of $35 per month. Apply by‘1195_5_ 31 0’ with tag marked LeGl'nnd Raymonllfl 'l‘l _ “'lmh'r oi: ”N" i 1‘ nymph. and wwrmmm “f the
i ‘ i l ‘ ‘ ‘ . 4‘ ‘s ‘ ‘ l v - . . .
K letter to the Superintendent. Bourd-l w- .llcwtlrd for return to Raymond 8.- Song“ ‘ i“ I. [minim it‘ll uliill ”J'Hif'linttell Mitten on the oeell~loll ot
. v ' ._ ‘ _ t“.' 2.3 ' ' ‘l l- , ‘ t‘ .. i- ‘ l . - . | . ‘ a
. -* ,tt lhrew 0r lulu AS)” _. . .‘ l. 9; “all and lil‘ill .~. UCLTCl‘HlOn,‘ l.. . . . . the tell-.ltlttlon oi t.le l'ottlth oi-
im: Dommnm ’ H‘ D ' FOR SALE Ml ST SLLL (“H L if q ‘ ’ t'lllllt' g‘llliS and quantities ol uni"
lum. 1560 Amsterdam avenue. New and restaurant. $800 a wool: lluslnossy 1‘3 3i film."- ““1" ’l'“ l'HllV‘l Slim“ Wt"
.lllilll-r': . so vet" ' )ll“ , .
. ”I “l l ( (all “‘1 1el'ulllent alrll tnntzuom luv.»
York City. $3.500. Apply Attorney C. J. Donohue. > -. .. . _ > . . ,. . 0...». . . . .
_ lMeriden. Conn. :25 3: MUSICAL. g .=\.\l.\"l‘lilli).\.\l. .qu :‘..~-'l‘ ..u_mni' {’i‘i"""“"l“‘f" 3" “W?” ”l
WANTED—TO ELY ALL KINDS ~ .\l'al- contribution which lielmumlttil Rll mu. -. \\.l.\ the techno oi
of cattle and calms. lligllt‘Sl prices: FOR SALE—FOUR BURNER GAS)
paid. Fat caivcg from 16c to 18¢ a lb.I‘stove in good condition. Address Stove, . - -
Young calves to mi from $10 to $15 3.0are'of Sentinel. int Music. has J. liclicc, 30 Cednr'St.. milliliulllli t'raneu n. til).litltl.iltll) l “"“‘l ““1““-
piece. Also New l.\iilcll cmvs for sa 9,. . South Norwalk. '
for family use and dairy COWS. \‘I.} FOR SALE—CABBAGE PLANTS!
Miller. Connecticut avenue, Tel 130.31“ Dutch Ball ”03¢ Save? and Red
.iDuich, 500 rt 190; $4 a 1.000. Celery
WANTED—IMMEDIATELY U. S. plants 05c it 100. All plants extra fine
Government wants thousands men-’and hardy. Reynolds Poultry Farm,
women, is or over for war position.f Highland avenue, Witch Lane. Phone
Eacy clerical work. 3100 month. Lilitloss. \
postllons open free. Write imlllediate.[
Film“ ln$lm€1l0n5 (‘OHSPI'ViIi'tH‘l"llllv to puv to (ii-t'ltiull)‘. ears Les . . .
' ‘ itah people ltll' the people oi the
COW‘S".PUDi10fNewOl‘kfl‘onsf‘l‘Vfitm‘i Nollvelles. has llt'l‘ll raised l'l‘lllllv
Sunday. June .16.—
' " ' " - "“ ‘nm. In“ . "m hill Ill 1’ Hi“ ;(il'ltll«.l ”illit‘ Michael. brother of
. l.r~' . 'i (' ‘il " lt‘ i' l‘ .. . , . ‘
. . , . . .tlze torulrr l'lllSnlilll l‘.lillit‘l'01’. cs-
V - . ., ~» . i _. _ . - .
AUTO SUPPLIES ”"l l "m“ 'l“ l” “N u“: H“. "um leaped irom l’erm. willlhcr he had
OILS GASOLINE ’ltl cl payment by the wig-tans. '
______ 'lli'i‘li exiled. two ill-mills ago, ac—
BICYCLES VULCANIZIIIG l‘lll’lGNll.\(il§N. -llll‘.' 3.0 SM._ltlli‘llillu' to a .\ltilt‘Hil‘lll lluillc aha
A. MODNE I
. A $1.. ' ,,' l ) .‘ n ‘ .3 .
t‘l'lll liltltlil-ill's‘ oi the Hitssltlll royal 61“?” Add.“ 1““ ."l‘ul 5”?” 11)}
.. . l 1‘ l . ‘ . .‘U | 1
Phone 957— tamil)‘ ltmk pin-«aux» on a steamer ‘ ‘ ‘H "H“ 1mm ”It “ l“
l‘olllleil oi' (‘olllllliwlollers ot' the
i’t'l'ancx monthly. This is clplivilletlll \lth‘tW.‘
lio 73-!" t'l‘allll-s per head. The tier-f ‘ '
IF. Franklin Institute. Dept. 23 1“,. .. ._ ,_ :;;____, m “w“ 70 NorthMain St.,SO. orwalk ,wllieh l‘eectltlj.‘ Mlllt‘ll from the .1, ‘ N l (. ‘ l . [1
mama-mm. BUSINESS NOTICES i chn'mnn W‘- 1.. Hr White Sl'u- .‘ll‘iii'i‘l minim“ “T”: i
__..... ..._.————~--- 1 ' ‘ — any "a dispatch to the liel'litlske‘BS; 55'" l tlilfliivmldinl‘ t it"iilil‘illlll
ED—MEN TO WORK 03“ . l ' ' :'i'id ‘lllll' l'l‘tllll'al’t‘l‘W-‘ll. ’l‘lle illfoln' . “I h. "UP (I ‘l . ‘ I“ “ "m ‘
WANT _ Firemen ‘ ) " with him.
.‘llllltiun is attributed to a Russian:
Chm“ 7" 900d W39“ and adwivlm declares tllc‘i’unitivcs were on}
oyster boats. Steady work. $0011 935‘. PLUMBING AND TleNG
NorthAtlantic Oyster Farms, 1-14 Wa-i
WITH THE .»\l\ll£lllt‘:\.\' ARMY
‘91. street. l JOleillrz :1 Specialty. Eslamates Vancement for men betwc=n the ag$S|lll:' :tanlc steamer with him. . l , . . . . . . ., ; . , . .
icheerfully furnished. Stow, Ranges, of eiohtccn and forty-five years lni 'l‘lle ill-\vspapc’l'k informant (10_.};\‘l‘ RAS‘ 1:“ 411;) " tAlnnzll'llfllHl
WANTED—~SPECIALPRICES pAlo'mmmv and Repairins- Stephen 9°” “"Wcal “minion- Apply N. Y-llt'liil't'tl these lllt‘llllit‘i‘i‘ of the royal “W” “““FJ l“ t“ “ll m. m"!-
“Miller. Telephone 397, 12 High street“:
1 N. H. G. H. R. R. .ftllllll)' lliitl (lsrflpl‘tl from a it‘lllil.
South .\‘orwalk. 110 lmo.‘
M- D' MILLER: Sup‘i.. Waterbury. loll which they were being taken lo' , ,
O. AMITCHELL. Sup't.. Hartford. ll‘erm (prehlimalllv from Yeltate- ““1 ('lllmml fl'r.mel."i””'\ '1' H‘
‘ ’l‘he Rliasiau added that Stephens, New \ (il‘k: l\. 1.. Porter.
f,l)t)\\’ilf.'ltlt'. Mlch.: Ralph O‘Neill.
fl.)cllver. lllnf Maxwell’l’crry. lll-
‘ illiilllllpolis. ‘ ‘
rill: ll.\l.‘l'l2..luly:l~-t,li-t‘lilalllyl All mm «m 'I‘nwleu' and \Vl'i‘»
lFOR . EXPERIENCED HAND Eh
BROIDERED \VORK TO BE DONE.
AT HOME. STEADY WORK, HOURS'
were brought down.
PAINTING — PAPER-HANGtNG
, , ~ . ’decorating. painter's supplies- wall ‘-
EM 8 out GOODS STORE. 130mm,. , . wo , _ _ .
MEN S ASSOCIATION OF COM' il‘tll‘llli‘l‘ Elllperor Xlt'lllllil‘.
CORNER OF LOWE. mme 337. lpaper, up-to—dnte styles, lowest prices. MERGE
‘ ' 1-2:, 1“listinlatos cheerfully given, Trial or- i
idPl‘S solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander "
, ‘ . - .. .\‘F.\\‘ YOR". l :.—.- . ' .i
WANTED—DRAPTSMM M‘ TH"- Whitc. 61 1-2 Eiravcnue- lion of .\ll’.~s [instill-ind winigniinxiii-iii
new ol‘ t'hilam. president of the “'0
men‘s ASEOl‘littln’ of (‘ollimerce oi the
rillllnl‘ul.
'i‘here soon would be some news it
repeatedly has awhile—tell . _ _ .
llllilllllY her readiness for peace Pill-“ll” Millillll'mh in mp. M.4...-
vciiil-ll. lll:\‘.‘l'\'t'l‘. ll-‘Yl‘l‘ hit» lit-l*ll‘('“l-?ll‘r-"-"l l” “lmlllill‘w‘ml' """llltll‘-
t'iltl-i‘tuilll'tl lw tin. illlllilp‘lll)! luw-‘l‘l'lllflln‘.’ dnun wrath rm‘m."
"i . ’l'llix‘ is the reiil'. ni‘ thi- ttlirnplum-x. 'llm Alllel'lean avllltni's
l..ll Empress to a letter \l'l'iiil‘tl“"i‘i"‘ l'N Hit-l pile up» fit‘i‘lllll‘33'
ll‘v .\lme. Del’nllg. Wife of the lilillfli lli'l’lllldml‘ . .
Milli~tcl'.oi‘ War. on lwlmll‘ nt': Amen: thi- airmen coca-zed ill
3' ; Union Parcel bellvery. Edward J.
. .CARD OF THANKS fFlnherty. proprietor. Trucking. Long 'l Y‘li'wl States oi" America Russell T
“0 wish in express our sincere “D‘diBtaMP hauling. Light and heavy li'l' .m... ”Wm”. ot‘ the .Hducaiional
preciation to neinhbor» and friends l°r.itruckinz Ollice. telephone! 1551. you 3,, “m m We Vailunal War Bartlett
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TEACHER SHORTAGE
. Instructor
. attractive
The local school authorities. in com-
mon with those in every city ill the
country, are concerned about the
teacher shortage which
pronounced in some sections of
country. The registration at
the
year, was about onehalf that of the
previous year and small l‘eglutl‘ation
institutions‘
was tile rule in normal
all over the country. Many reasons
:i’ov the shortage have been set forth
by educators but lll!‘ following letter
receh'ed today by local school oili-
cials puts thcnlaiter before school
authorities in an interesting way.
The letter follows:
“As a result 0t loin: experience, I
can 2ivc you some reasons. why peo
‘ple won't teach school. in tile first
place, it is a profession reqpirinl:
lt’lllL‘. ('ui‘eful and excellent lll‘BliZii‘lt
tion. We embark ill it for life, We
are enillusi'latil _ but sooner or later
ire lose our illusions and welt other
work. To us. it is a profession. but
the lavmall it is onlvil job, and
anvbody can teach school.
" ‘1‘.» have absolutely no tenure oi
oillee. We are wandering intellectual
‘oboe’g. liisltliesuil at iltcillwlil or
lllSll’lllillltlll ol‘ :lnv blacksmith. cat“
pentm‘. t~ll(ll‘lllakt"i‘ or merchant. The
filial work in all the problems of edu
cation in .\l‘lllt‘d not by men of edu-
cation. but llv laymen, in most cases
without education, a multitude of
whom have never completed the
equivalent of it grillulllar school edu-
cation. th these men, under our sys
tem. pronounce solemn judgment. and
their word is law. upon the most lin-
portatlt' problem of human life. the
education of the risin: generation.
“We find ourselw; worn out ilt
'bodl' and mind. with nothinu "Timid
of it: except pennylessnwss and old
ace. (Willy in larvae cities is there nnv
alleviaticn of this condition. Why
should people or education and cul-
ture chance in such a profesaloll‘.‘
More and more. inefficient. iltcnlllpc-
tent and llellilBM persons will lill-Il" up
teaching especially in tile pint-lent and
future time. "
“Except in
we are social interiors.
:eat cheap food, wear cheap cloi‘i'
land our wives have to work like
slave-s that we mav make ends meat.
the small coltnuunities.
We have to
and, if possible. save :1 few thousand
dollars to buy us a bit of land that
we may not Sinl'Ve.
“ I have no particular quarrel with
my present ilniarv. but it is slilltrue.
that after life‘s time in nu“ proi'cS-
Sign. and with ten or time years (it
time and money spent in preparation.
VI Shall he very lucky to have enouzh
to llllV me :1 little bit of land upon
which to spend the rest Oi“ my life
at manual labor and in deprivation
What little 1 how has been attained
tllost strenuous etiort?
part of myself and my
a
only hv ill“
n-soll the
wife."
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CUSTOMS OFFICIALS T0
LICENSE SMALL CRAFT
Lieutenant John ii. Martha-3 " ‘3
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ix becominfl
the
State Normal school in llanburv lasti
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N. R. i‘. commander, Section 1_. Third '
Navnl District. with lleadquatmrs in
New Haven, aniounced yesterday that:
he had received orders from ’Washinp
‘ ton to discontinue the licensing of all
small craft which had been carried on
by his oifice for tileqlast year and ‘ll._
llalt' under the direction of tht navy
department. This work will be taken
over by the treasury department
through captainsvof ports where such
exists, and otherwise through collect-
01‘s or deputy collectors of customs.
in Section 1, the work will be can
rled on by the collectors of customs
at Hartford. Provision has been
’; made that licenses and permits hells-
l tofol‘e issued by the navy department
lwlll be recognized for a period of six
intonths from June 10, 1918, but it: will
lilo necessary for the owners of all
.crai‘t who have. previously obtained
inuval licenses, to get in touch with
the nearest collectors of customs re‘
guiding a new license before the ex-
piration of that period. 1
Lieutenant Murphy desired that;
special prominence be given to the
statement that no more. licenses will
be lnn‘lll ti to small vessels through his
oilice, and that all inquiries regarding
the same would be referred to the col-
lector of customs.
CARIONE is NOW
ACCOUNTED FOR
Mr. and Mr». Pasquale Cal‘ione 0t
13 (ivorgc received a letter
l from llleor son. i’rlvlltc Anthony Carl-'
.one, of the 102d regiment. who was
‘C‘ilpllll't‘tl by the Germans on April 20.
in which he said that he was, well, and
asked hi: part-ills not to send him any
lt‘lleln or tobacco or other things until
he could send. them a permanent ad‘
dress. Tile letter was written during
May. the exact date not being deciph‘
l‘l'fllllr’u and “'ii.‘ mailed from Darin
stadt. Germany. ‘
Private Cariotle. who has been deo
mated “llll the i‘roix de Gutrre for
bravery was the last of the local boys;
to be heard from. '
lnt‘olnlaitun has been received about.
or leters have been received from Pri-
vacs Hugh‘P. .\larron. Vincent‘Allen,
Charles B. Kenney, and Herbert T.
Cullinrx ol‘ tilt: city. and Stephen To-
rok ot‘ Dnrietl. who were all members
of .Privaie Cal'ione's regiment and
who were all captured on the same
day. Their names were reported-as.
being "missing in action" onJunedlh .
The letter was written in film 7
language. - -
>li‘uvl,
KEEP THE BLOOD STREAM
Rheumatic pains. backache. swollen
joint: and sore muscles often are the
result of impurities. in the blood gather ‘
in; in the region affected. a result of .
failure of the kidneys to
waste products from the blood stream.
Foley Kidney Pills heal, strengthen
and lllVlgOl‘aIO weak. diseased kidneys > p
and bladder. W. H. I-lill, Justin of‘the '
.Peace, Detroit, Tenn, writes: “I usad
imp... Kidney Pills and say unhesitut-
lncly that at all I have used they are.
the best. and have done the work
where the rest tailed."—Stillson-Poweil
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