Iterator
Want to the Connecticut State
Prison in vlrethersfield in December.
1913, for forgery, is Gilt ("tn-morale and]
. is with his Emily in this city..iie1wu ”1}"- We son was out until
80 [on hi hi, and t
,, gained by the mausoleum Wm, “23 9 ,V'go The 51303332130:
an; unlocked during 011.11 pfl'iod. but
. . Ml—KM beganghts term; of three to it 111%;er that the burglary 9°?
Verge; 31”" on Mother 80, "1.51618! W I the boy went tolled
3’ reason of good conduct he corned l Most of the jewelry Was in Hrs
Elliman‘ 1: bedroom, on the second floor
rebate in time and his minimum term 01. the be
0.119. the 11. There
expired 'by reason or it on June 9 He was also sommr. Elm’ 5 room.
is said to be in modicum mud Twentyrsour dean: of the money was
under the cup of phylum: ummggaken. out oi. Mr. Ellinlan's trousers
been advised to rest "to or (life; DOCK“, and the remainder was taken
- months before seeking enipl'oyiient.‘ “' “m ‘9‘ ”MW in M” m '
:mom
——-———-—-‘-12--r-- The Elllmsns sleep on a :sleeping
1‘ ‘3. 1mm mm ”EL”-
1 ”flit. .00 their rooms. Mls Elbmans
BMDQEFORT, July 10. —Carl..;.Ed’ room Idbine the porch. and Mr. Bill-
" “rd Sw-mm' ‘ Clam“ remv‘s" wry to use through Mrs. 2111mm;
thiny six years of age, was today or 100111 to get to the porch from Mr Elli-
ml's mm in 1mm it it is nee»
l
Weulyarm. making an
at: the house
that the jewelry was fully insured.
Mr. Eliiman is a prominent
{York real estate dealer.
has been active in war charities i219
and in New York.
VVS’IIIATVE ROUGE SEEK
1 SLAYER OF ELDERLY
1 . BAN'IIAM LAKE MAN
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the time having lain .dolvn Johnson,
she av'els went to imcsligate. and uas
filmed upon, a shelgun being. used
After Johnson got to the house. again,
neither she nor Wellman dared leale
until this morning, when the coroner
wasnolified.
l.JQllIlB(JE.llV€d.8l0n0 in alhouse on
5 Guests .. ..
thltg “mg, the 3%} #EQBWYWG
inmthuon. N9 list of the missing In» Q! WSlovakg for the mill-
39‘943 were obtainable from them 0.! tarp trunlng damp four miles north o:
It Will sold. howeverzibereleq gesture“ tom and was
lgivon a popular ovation during the
New! street march. There were about 100
Mrs. Ellimanll'n all.
101' service in units or their own na-
mortality on the European battlefields l
‘1‘.
Stephen O'Brien of Norfi left In]
alumnae-bile standing in WWI‘J,
yesterda3 it son-W and be-
3111 backing done-1,1113 ml. finally
bunting up comm 3'. 11111-
law’s 31.11011“ W guindew
.mwfitamiord Advocate.
53.111311111411111 113+ 9 third
The» men are being trained
rrcSelltinel Won't AdsSnre 1.‘ Pay. '
Doom
“jun/Mod, .4651
‘ to Germany, following his violation of
r. parole. stunted him two months ago.
He was arrested, Sunday.
1 awesome penalsm
. if you \" cle out in No Man‘s land
with a patml party when. the Gen
11111115 suddenly mode, a .laid in folce
under a. heavy barrage uremisolatet
illg a small unit of your companyl
and Gill. by shell shock. 11nd some of
,youl, comrades suddenly disappe"
:heyolld the barbed wire,
would you do?- lt's held to say
phat each. individual might do
_ idcr the circumstances. but the m
. {duct or Cormrul Earl H, Sanderson,
of blow Haven, and the Grays, 1111
cited by General Pershing, would
celllalnly set an‘ example for all to
01 ow -
is one of we thousands Iowa to All! Some him 31 the valor or Sander»
trlan mink ll) ers and mlne—lnylng 3“" lson reached 1 onnecticut when l leu-
marlnfl la the Adriatic for the our llenant Ralph. Bishop, of New Haven.
pose o! destroying commerce or flu .1811"an to this country, two moths
allies and 111111155111" the lines of com 'ngo for can, instcucllon duty 1 At
muulcntlon of the allied armies in thtltllat time in on ”autopilot Bishop
East. To the vigilance or the Italian was plersed for details ot a dis-1'
Navy is due in 11 large measure tho pate weld] bud preceded him men-
tact lthnf 01' has been no 88114“. 1'tlonilax lm 11nd Sanderson and sev-
11' FE rem-011.111. amino 1!:an
Twine Adriatic and the Medltter-
‘1, . 1,, none” 11111711 been no 108113060-
healer; and important to the allied
Que than the fightim ot the ltnlian
We! In the pipe and the other new
“on: of the Austrian front.
The accompanying picture at o mine
tuned by an. Italian wine sweeper. lnt’et'terencefi'
.nle Mrlotl'c 111 one oftllo. uremic, plain or the 111 as 111.0111 nouns and
features of the Italian Wur Ex-
Wit now being showuiu this country.
the exhibit, consisting of war tro-
to; and photographs, to an enter-
11, visualization of. hair'- bottles
potion in the world war.
913» 9.151: shod'n in the illustration”
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shes floats on or near the 3“,.an H Sanderson I saw some nuns-
and is exploded by contact. The con ,ual acts. of course, among curt
tact points may be noted near the wa 1103.13 but that fellow is the hero of '
o! the de.vice .- them all. lie went out through the
""""" 1h11r1'age again and again to look for
.‘eome of his chums and he pulled
, me ill (our the palopct and sl'ved
Alums during flying times the am my life-11nd you’d have thought no
bulau'ces, manned and “1m tors was lit 11 pink ton he was so moi. "
1.39”" NW“? “W1”! Ready it running. stand 0" the "dead the" Lieutenant Bisbop let it go 111 that.
' 8X8! AVlflthll 3ch00|~ ,ready to 3”” Forced landings. ‘but «when Genelal Pershing named
A ho 119,1 airplane is the latest in- sometimes occux, with occasional ac- Sanderson and Bishop as war medal
,rld’vation It the Love Field Aviation cldcnts, but nlOfil frequently llll‘ in recipients tor u'tlusunl vnlor lust
school at. Dallas, Texas it is an Juries me not serious. so the 111115111 week he told the full 3,0“.
emergency airship manned by a skill- ances have no terrors for the outlets. ' it was in n raid on 11 -bl'ua1y 33
pilot, wltll a ph3aician in the ob-yThey call them‘ meat wagons' gnear 591, lleprcy that um Grava got
server's sent and it is kept readyf Adjutant Wynllln has just on into the val)! 31mm of a heavy m
during all hours of flying practice to nounccd that work in aerial wircless‘. tack and we“, isolated for ,1,“ 1m
noble medical help to teach a fallen and aerial photozraplly ls Dclnlt done hm Eleven melubels of [hill
victor, .. at Love Field now, special equipment company were captured. Bishop and
_ 7. The hospital "ship" is always being placed on the planes last week Sanderson were able to round up
»',,'.:eady .ior instant use. That there for these purposes “we,“ companies and get them into
may be no delay. the emergency 1113- Another innovation is n "tl'.ltllc a shell hole from which they brought
,ohlne is “cranked up” every tucnty squad" composed of two or more 11111- down man) Germans 'l‘llon tllrourtll
ininut'eé. so that the engine may be chines which patrol the air during 11 heavy barrage Bishop and sandef- .
ep; worm and ready to ploduce its flying to see that the practicing nvl- eon wem out 3,, search of “‘10 nllss
Vest speed as soon as needed. The ators stay within the aerial bounds 1113 men.
1 lot and the physician sta3 close ht assigned mom: by their instructors." When near the German Nllt‘. B1211-
and. ‘Ae the 1111111110 progresses and the .01) was stunned by n she" explgslon
Observers with field glasses keep a melt become more expert, there is a near him Sanderson. who was some
watchful eve upon the men in the greater tendency toward flyin'lz tar djstuncc away, rmv lllnl fall and
air and the Instant a nycr starlhlefleld to some of the dozclrlltile ,‘rushed flnough o murdmoas the.
falling, information is telgraphed towns. ten or twenty miles from 0111- ‘plcked “I, his lieutenant WNW Mm
lmultaneousll to the ambulance the has The landing of an alrshln is an over. his shoulders and 11111911 buck
re wagon and the hoepitnl “ship" ' levent in these towns rmd the nvintor‘ lnlo .lll's 01111 trench He men,
, Oftentimes when a forced landing who lands is tested and made much scarcely llcsltnting. bent out 114-1111
occurs it is in. a field distant frOm of. The instluctors discourage those into the bell of me and tried in \ulll
by road. and the ambulance can trips by penalties. but “lien a flyer is ,0 find some of we missing. members
reach it .only by ir'meling a long having his CIOSS country training.“ the company They had ,1] been
.end round about way. The hospital Tor-cod" landings .‘819 inevitable and cap‘ufod but Sanderson (1111.101 km)“
~ 11111" lclam save lime. not only by its; the. towns which have the best rep-m m that time Last week Gen.
:23:ornithglqagcltleggmg (“Will ‘0 the utation 101' 11030081"? get 1?“'“""°“5 era] Pershing a“ arded him the‘ new
3 The ublquitious evidence of prepar-
1 alien's for accidents is thoroughly 1111-. the air. the boundaries of the train
,1 .4. 1 .All-‘uvmo HOSPITAL.
Ill. 110110111 1. E '
will be sent to them direct from the
,cnneou
REMOVED ., sullen113.211.1111.:e-sz
F A7R . E . tale of flying and had a certain num-
‘ l ‘1!
3531’ ‘ 1 her or hours in the 1111- in some of the
want roll militate with carbon
1» other schools: When. they will come
onto iriendr and to my others who . Asthtbdl‘o condltlollm‘l
fiatbelntcl'esied. " War ’l‘ax b;lll ' ' 1
y u n .
jwadonumwhumke m" emm W 111- brides cant pull the wool
"‘°151“““"c°°1“d‘§‘°“ul‘eli [in Gav; it 11311 over, the eyel hi the women member;
Nruouyo omnlmoe'
of Tacoma draft boards. The women
yougaoline. Absolutely harmless Vto ell _
. of the boards have ,onnounced they lyre“
engines,
{‘1 Gei- HYSIGN from your dealer or
«undue your homo. 1nd nddms .wlth till 1
n and {tencenls to cover bpomgennd
11%? Ho ramnm lrrlai hon oi HY‘ ,
ARBOR REM OVER- 18 euro in
unset-111011. ‘ 1
m: 111-SIGN positron
which are ‘e- dim 11
end tubercular {Jr-om 1311015. no
one and even the sin
«if! oitcn lend to fatal reeulls.
11 more menacing to one-
' '1! be: cold is peelficl
- e
[o‘dallro fighabovdig dallllllelp %uh Q .
1111 mm noun so
run 1:311:11th size 11111131" 11°“ 11» no ,
.abnnds one woman on e bonrd sol“ .
“This is my answer to these VB 4,
lbrides: You know, your government '
i had Salad 111‘. men Jrom t‘wentyone
libertyeone into the service. You took
1 lmur'chancemltan son snarled 11 rue
1.1111714111111er ’
1 non About
and you saw your lieutenant kuoclr—‘f .
dared interned fur the duration of the gunner
» war. 1,1,9, [1, ,1 000.“ eve operated within 10 01 12 feet of
m . w i. to M (1 ed the sleeping couple, the- latter did not...
hear them.
The burglars apparently knew the
First th".'3 collened
’Vull the jeWels in the place and lemov-
ed 1: (111 to an unoccupied nolu. ofl‘
Mr 'Ellimanfls
Alva ue of jewels
l” _
Altbtlugh the burglars must
Tiler:-
.. 01194111 selection t1! ing 1:: 3' the most Q; the crime
.41. New 1112111909101“, 531““ Life to “mm pins and mg, TM M . .
not touch the silver, and apparently
entered only the rooms wherein were
the Jewels and the money
tlsy made a
the shore of Bantam lake.
Mrs. Williams told the coroner that
she .lslasspending the night at the
Wellman home. Sheriff Tul'killgton,l
who is assisting the slate poli ca, 11113:
been unable to find the gun used in:
the shooting. The officials have not
made public the identity of the man,
sought on their theory of the motile
It you eat an extro potato you can
save 11 slice oi bread.
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this source With ”Isl 32‘ 001:?21116‘1‘1); in whlcllhzlllcrllon‘); 1’ . .391“ ”'36:?“ end Surplico butterfly, in filmy lace clients over silk:
in the For Eust. l {more pultit ipaled. he said simply: ”“de-‘w “a"; bangles. “"25 M'qumlgm “l3? BMEonlo'aTtlglgi
.. ere: new no -
A wine or this 111111 tilled with our It you want to praise somebody rm 1 ' "m" m“ . m” 1:11 r011 11 0111111 nnnssmsns.
erul hundred 0011008 of high mp, 111m 'ely lull. say something about Earl ' beuuufien. K180758133“. F
CORSET
Wrmcn'rru 81103.. inc.
. with l11 ill-priced quelltlu.
figures—reduce one 10% w inohannd you look ten to twenty poundalighm.
W. R. 1N"FORM COM! for Ilender end
The low-prim! corset
Iver; fl 11mm
K5.11.11 EOUSO Corsets (or stout
New You: QilCAGO
[s tab/Isllea’. 51357 I ' ‘
Two Important ltems this
Week
The Clearance of Porch Furniture
Cuntinues .'
Burdette Chairs and Rockers
in several models
1 Old Hickory Chairs and Rockers
.Rustic
.1for thelawn or garden
“S“OTS' American moss of war n .. . 1 85 now 1 19
i Now the iraflic squad will pntroli Sanderson lived m 37 iii gll “we, Rok'l‘ersl “ere $0' r $2330
when in New Haven. and worked for $-31) 110“]... 1
Drover! by the young there and has-111g field except for those engaged at ,1“, United Sulelting & Alum mm 7 DO\V' $3 00
,9 depressing “59“ on their spirits. stunts or cross comm flying will be' Company. of commerce street. He _. $3.11) ‘ - . V
1 -Ill“r$“l‘;2°‘.i‘3§o“p§:§'§llfii53111.5" .1150 now $3.60
' e r' “~hdllvedi inn 11 , ,
. Regime flom botll Love Field 111111;“, 11 3 11m 9“” about tree _‘ .. $0.00 DOW $4.00
Call icld at Wichita Falls are t at ‘ . . . . _ VV
both these camps are to 1e made; 7. Armchan‘s $3. 70 110“! $3.00
schools for advanced flying and men . . $3. 50 HOW $2.80
Old Hickory Furniture
Verywellmsde, strong and comfortable
. these nice things.
Embroideriesl Madame, ,
undulations dainty etceteras for the making
. of lingerie audiwhlte frocks.
1 111111 Embroidery, doneon-
' l . thing that will commend itself toall women. The ;
' 7 material is very substantial
ccllent. The home sewer 13'
" Oa-mbric, Nainsook and Swiss Edges and In~
motions in very dainty patterns. _- . '
Long 0loth,is 30111111,,
..~..
.. ._. .0"..—
and the work is cx-‘l
ill enjoy making up“
' 1.4- n...
l,” "Camisole Edges from 2 to. 1231301100 wide.“
~—.<-,.A..
.. .7“ «'w~ r.-
l Petticoat. Flouncings,
some at . 39 111111150 cts.
Attractive 1 Motifs, but:
tcrflics, bowknots, medal-
Cedar Pieces 3
“'31., we . ..
«on woke knd’wnbout . ; to Love ‘and Call fields and receive , , . , .-
. 5‘53“ 1135310313013 their training in stunts and in wsl' \,Clla-1TS "‘ 919 $317!) DOW $2' 75
‘1‘ng “infamous.“ m- , duties 1 vI‘hTosef, incltudefl jigging; $500 uIlOW $4 00 1
co Al or lame to ere 11. ' wm' ex ens vc 01111111 ion 3' r
°ln;‘l"‘:de'i§g “5:?st ”’5 ““3“? 1’ dilic'llit military type and cross noun-l, FOR ISl’lllA, BRONCHITIS, $62" ‘ “PW‘fi' 00 ,
' . try flying with advanced msmdwmlin tin“. SHARK", COLDSBMGBIPPE‘ EVTc. :1 . . .. $7.50 DOW $6 00 l, V
1 .‘mgiroless aerial - unnery an n o 0- 60 80MB ' ‘V .1 V T1 1 . . ‘ .V 7
1‘ “ m“ ‘ ‘ urapme work: ' . fl ' o" ”flamed?” .Rockcrs were $4.50 now $3150 1 '1
itiacarbon remunerhndshl "an" , _ ..-—-‘——""‘ - VV‘PAIEHTV MEDICINE 1 i _ $4 00
. Marching that could mthecnrbou ‘E PT TRUCKS. “V7,” or law dlmua‘mre etha. " ' $5 00 110W.
non: of- my motor is wing sompnnd I MAY EX M Aeth ml: ew more disltc’ssln Mpginiu “$7 00 . ..n0\v:,$5160 l .
. »,- 1111‘; 41111.10 write you or the 1'11: 111' _ .' f'rlte congressional Wilys and Means ~ “14,!"- Maine-time!“ 1 ‘2 -‘ 6. 00
Hyfiign “to“: 'lthlml.’ wily Sim-labor committee appears to haw been com {fiengelegrgggzlwieknowg‘éo medicale . 1. $8.25 _,.'.' 110W $ ,1 i
anthem noutu mymomtnn “Ir “a, 3 .. ' .
proved my “no".ZS to 4091:. Shall be 3130341131” “10th trucks should be ex commonly 312%?3rgrggwleflfmr more " ,W.61‘_V6V $9. 00 n0‘V, $6 85 '1
pleased to recommend Hy Sign to my erupted in the iourthcomillg Nuloional 3°09 lll'ed stinks 1“ ill "11':$8.25 110W $5175
- Furniture Rooms. third floor. _:_
‘ .‘AJ
lions round or oval, maple
“leaves and squares of great
beauty, ready to apply to
garments and only requir-
ing a few stitches. From
5 to 25 cts.
Seam Bindings and
Ribbon Readings 111 gm cat
variety.
Embroidery for Baby
Dresses, little yokesV all
made ready to insert.
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It is good tllat through .
wartilne the American .
uoman should retain ‘
her simple elegance in
dress. It go‘hs far to
p r e v e 11 tV discourage—
ment and dowllllcart-
cdllcss. Of cOurs’e she
expects to meet and
Cover up her worri‘s 7
“16118" and her own 1 ‘
appearance will help .
in that. The con- ,
sciousncss of being '
well dressed is won- ;
dcrfully sustaining ill '
troubulous times.
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Center aisle, main floor.
on organdie and colllbined
'sz-v'
41¢
Venise.
:33:
color. '
j ascortment, all Widths.”
' chance
dark green, taupe,
1!; 1'
1“ ,1elks 1._ ’3‘ 1V2, ".5.
you excht to need one, there' 15 a good .
to put in an order for September tie-1f
livery The models are in black, Burgundy,
ll’lOW
nnvy and brown. 1 '
;,‘$25. 00 th°Pri°°'.. . i
‘Kfittclpote and save money. See the mod-a
-.V»-.Ben soles ,. :5},
Laces of r'nany kinds
for collars and dress trimmings
Filet Lace if you wish to be 111 st) 1e. It must
’. adorn voile dresses and run round the edges of
collars. A machine made Filct can pass itself ofl
for the real article most. any time. ,
Venise Edges are rarely beautiful and when
.4.
with a little fine c1111 7
broidery the effect is wonderful. .-1
'A fine organ‘die with a scallop and edge of
Venise, has a running vine of embroidery in
1 mignonette green and forgetmenot blue. Gray
embroidery lS wonderfully delicate 011 ,white with
. .r J,»
'3 i‘ -‘=‘ {Brigg
Lacs Flouncings are in black, white '01" cream
1 . 1
5 l..
Bretonne Nets, 72 inches Wide,
frdm' 59 01:8. to. $2.00
ignound and Square Mesh VVal Laces in large
1 .‘Wtw7' , ” 7. ,.. Main 0001'. \
..-.. Wear White Shoes now. ,
,_ 0anvas Pumps V ‘ Pumps“? '
‘ Military or “Louis’_’ heels of genuine buckskin
'5 ~ . $5.00 to $6100 4,3 " $71)" '
Canvas Oxfords . GenuineBucls Oxfordl
V.’with military heels with military; heels
”$500 and $5. 50 I 1: $8100 41,4, 11“
4 '. 03111111111 or Book oxforde or. Boots; .with‘ Vb: 1
'1» :flwm
» Main floor. curt-ohm Vl
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