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,oua BATTLE OF THE MARNE
.1 Americans may now say with pride. .
a “at We haVc fought our battle of tho i
Marne. It was umali compared with Z
the great French stand that saved the
world four years ago, but it was a bat- I
fie of the some sort, fought in the‘
_ lame place nod won with the some
" mint. 3 .4
, - July 15, ms, will occupy a place ln' .
" “but history hereafter. On that day. 0
. file Germans attacked our troops for:
the first time with great force, on no
Mde front, in a renewed cl’fort to lake
I’llflsand file Channels ports. it was K.
, our big test. it
Our rii‘sl'fiéws was disquieting. It'
if { told of overwhelming pressure of ., _
_ gxuns mud men. and of forced retreat. HAT PROFégENFFR'fio JAIL
= All was the old story, so off repented
In this year of trials, and always dis? *
' (manned m use 0!!!)
I. ‘ heartening. We know that a big push;
, may b0 cxpocled to gain several miles;
‘ hummer of trauma before it 1S" slop- price fol- inferior hats had hep“ (in.
M. “We were sure that the Ameri- tel-ed for them. The fines were paid.
cans would not let the lions through. The two companies received con-i
But it was o. critical moment.‘ Those tracts for 1'000'000 hats. It was “I“
were new. How luch w emergency order. and the «antimony!
whiz”; dure? n ”E‘showcd that an inferior grade of furl
Tb trail was substituted after the grade
‘ on come the incredible news that, demanded bytbe contract had been
. utter'r'yielding ground for four miles, exhausted.
. ‘ boycdaad rallied and attacked the m.‘ The substitution was ordered by
lemymlth such fiery vigor that they John J. Slattery, superintendent of
.. ‘ both factories, it is claimed. ‘ ‘
«drove him back. regaining wery foot was indicted with Duffy and 3333:
of lost.:zround. and pant him reeling butdiad in January.
,. com the Marne beyond his former; In its report of the court pro-
,uuzes. with the whole field strewn with Emma the Daily News Record to-
sdeud and wounded and great num- " “y u”: '
, ‘ ‘y ' .1 "Judge Mouton sentenced the in-
heft}?! Hun ”“9039” in the Vic-WE Aupectora tetanus of eighteen montha
m. . _ _oach in the Federal penitentiary at
Rivas the first time that the Ger-iAllanm. Gan but granted a stay of
mono had ever been buried back thud execution pending an appeal. The
on the first day of a big drive. {figgf‘fgxicfl‘m $31), fig: afiem'l
~We cannot expect to do as well as y ”1 ave
. ‘ niwa a born -
.tbat “we” lime. -We must expect to y e an excellentrcputniion
cud are believed to have been ‘nogli’
Minamotlmes, to retreat sometimes. sent in 'th9 ‘wfomance 0! their
But we cahnot help regarding that
dutif; or to have overloakod ‘lhéiiaotu.
great” little battle of the—Mame as tvp-"° ‘3 companies out 0: friendship
_‘ , ~ ' . for John 'J. Shatter-y who 'vr whom!
deal of mummyeand prophetic of our ' .3
of . h '
‘ future achievements. t a two companies and! the time
It reminds us of the words of
u
s
of his death last January.
8‘ in passing sentence Judge Mouton
really mlportant met
:‘Britfoh correspondentvvho.somoweeksrflomued regret that the man who‘
ago. observing the American lads at
{heir new war game. . spoke of that
characteristic quality, “that fine tem-
perwhlch is the sword of the Spirit."
It inof Damascus stool, which may.
bend‘ibut never brooks. Yielding, "it
fhruats again, and wins,
, .—————+—-——-——
mHlPs FROM THE omam'
miracts have been lot by our gov-
,ernment for the building of 30 Steel
I, cargo ships in Japanese yardspin addi-
, tlonvto goodoized orders already plac-
od. “i'i'his is. gmtifylng, but notxpartic-
.nlcrly surprising. Here, however, is
a fact that tends to open our eyes. It
in nnnouncéd n '"the some dmc‘lhat
China Mama! to build 120.000t0ns
of steilbsbips for us. and. is thoroughly
prepared to carry out the contract.
. Themhlps will :be constructed in m
‘big yand, controlled by the Chinese
government, which has “hummu-
flties for the work. Thé United States
will fumiah thefdesig'ns and amallpurt
of classical plates. All the other ma-
tcrlnlmill be provided by China, 311*
eluding-the engines. 'mhe-lwborwiilbo
wholly‘fflfiincae. The first of the ships
will mbclfiy fibe delivered .witliin .uix
montbslfm the time the keel is laid.
p from ‘ 'our‘ anchor ul-
, , _ . that reallylcounls‘. and
who Malina expected it of China?
That “clout country may have more
gurprjggsflp her sleeve; ‘ ",3th
”"f‘-,
41.5-- l t _
j ‘neur‘uerréynmulmuu‘m2
’ declared the court ‘decmcd it imper—
’ llludge . Mantonwxerréd «to the fact
:zne'r law
“was Alvidontly responalble for the
fraud escaped punishment for his
acts ‘xnd'cherred to the good record
of the inspectors before they became
involved «in this once. IBM in major
thatmthor impectors imay'rcceive a
Warning-thatmlect of duty shall
be severely dealt with. Judge .flanton
mnemonic prisonmntenoe ‘Ibe im—
Wl‘tb reference to the companies.
that » rthoucands vof : hilvldufls.’ firms
and corporations are filling Govern-
mentcontmcta. and to deter other
women; 1mm attempting to defraud
the Government Judge .Manton im-
posed [fines of $7.500.each.on ’rtb‘é
companies.
Judg‘e Manlon declared that Col-
onel Unmmings, who instituted ‘ihe
linvestlgaision which culminated in the
indictment of the several defendants.
'should be publicly commended for
irhia patriotic and energeticr-zefiortsdn
.atumping out mum: of this charac-
terumt a time whom everyone should
{BMW to do "everything possible to
laid the Government in the prosecu-
vilonwuherw. ..
Before his death it is understood
53’ .J. Slottery made ot‘tuli state-
lmentmsaumiug all Yreaponuibmty for
1 the :rfnuds and .mpletalyvexoncrated
1othexuofliciulu-:.umd employes of the
l However." the widenwdidmotpwafy
l the GOVel‘PmBPt meals .that . chemo:
molded ‘ deféndants' were “entirely:
blameless find ornament” 111197.
Were also placedmndrlul. _. _
I i it £13 vugderstood v"unit ribs @lngglcta
lmendpcn ins Wt lulu ; or:
i !ey‘ and WilliamLB. Tuning: ,_ alml;
inn-gunman! heacuacbcd lily the
..
mommy lbw, Thou may chills:
luckier ‘m the other companies but
11‘ a mo knowledge of‘wthe fraud being
etrated on thefid‘ . all . ‘
companies of which-he mus diamond.
' fionnlmcaxe Alliance at Budapest.
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W‘M
STORE OPEN TONIGHT" UNTIL
N STORE’S
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O’C‘LOCK
This: annual-trade event is looked upon as one of
chandise features of the 311- l
year. It is very important at this partitular time
I“ ; g in a “large measure» to the unusual conditions
allover the world. ~
"’5 a mosi opportune time for the wise an
to provide for now and future needs.
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POLICE OF MILFORD
HOLD 28 MEN IN ,
DRAFT ROUND-UP
[continual lib-om Page One).
DR. MORRlSON IN WAR WORK.
Nomnlk Friends Will-Be interested in
iAccounf of What He ls'VDoing.
Norwalk and Wilton friends of Dr.
F. J. Morriuon will be interested in
this lute news of this young physician;
from thoWeatport Herald. Visit Dance Hall.
He took up the practice of his pro-l At Le Chateau, a dance hall M De-
WSBlO‘nalxl‘ldVSgiflliilézf 1? “ganglia, 3:2 1 von. Eight State Guardsmen and three
wooet 7 “ " ’ $901103 Questioned every man present
1:“an and mum“ dangling)! 1,19“ l and, out of the large crowd there. 15
L. A. Marks, rccior of St.l annoy:n am not have cards with the .. Later
m. w “53....“
chi-re (bro: established In paying pmcj,lou'ed to go bowie}. ailment all ”I “‘95"
f ' 'men were from r goporf.
lice. rcmovlng to Westport twoyeurnl When the police trulere d this dance
aggr F J Morrison was the first phylum thoy made the announcemenzmai
' ' ' 'evoryman must. ‘cu on one si e of
’siciun from Westporl to cnllnt for warime hull unfll i3. :3” question ad.
service. “(5: mus collating: cmafigflbc doors were guarded by the sol.
Gwen‘e‘f' 9°" :1; "1‘” 1h 8 131mm diam. so if them had been any desire
spout (Mela man (a: b rob]: ”Ho escape on the mm of “"3 men. they
ggfigsgégngim “m" 030; “'1 51$le" have been unnbile “do? so.
. ’ ’. plum few men were gatlore n at the
succession until hoM ml: made an ill-.200“!er an d others along the beaches,
clinicigrcgfvr‘lg 13mg“ for over-sens [but all were able to prove that lhey
duiyeeifrly in April and was one of mm lmmugf‘h all 3‘" ”mmlmfifmsth“:
“ . ‘ 9 W- e no ca are nos vc n
fourteen picked men who vole sent to i there are very few men of the draft
K. OF C. TEACH'NG
FRENCH T0 SOLIDlERS
Order Will Send Secretaries Where
ever American Troop; 30.
The Knights of Columbm have do-
oidcd to N‘lld Boundaries to every
from In which Mnol'ican tl'oopcrgo.
whether in holy. Russia or any part oil
the world. according to tho statement
of William .l. Mulligan. chairman of
the commi'lce on war activities.
Wherccvcr K. of C. secretaries» curve
the policy will be “Everybody wol-
conlo, everything free."
instruction in the French language
will be gluon to American soldiers in
training camps throughout the coun-
try by the Knighis of Columbus. Pin»
.nogmphs hnvo boon lsfalledin only
K. of C. club house in the big canton-
mcntc. with records (punching a com-
plete mum in conversational French
Special instruction is also given in
French to K.»of C. oecmmrie's sent
overlap. An order for 20.000 games
for indoor entertainment but also been
placed Ind theywilllbe om throat! as‘
soon as spucc is available.
Forty men to not as sccrefnries will
leave by the next nailing: secretaries
for both foreign curvioe and work in
the American camps are urgently
nestled. ‘
M
FORCE PRIEST TO‘mNG
BELL AND Kiss FLAG
M
Mt. Vornonltes Compel Him to Color
rbrafe Victory.
Five thousand citizens assisted in a
demonstrationlogainsi the lRov. Ed-
ward W. Heinlein, pastor of the Ru-
man Calholic Church of Our Lady of
Victory in Mount Vernon. for mu fail-
ure to ring the church bell in accord.
once with a proclamation issuedllast
Week by Mayor mush in honor of tho
F‘rancoAmcriom drive. Tho priest
was. holed from tho churchcnd an ox»
planatlon demanded. When he replied
'tllai'he built) one t
was hauled inside an
d the rope putlm. Belgium’s loin
:5 “g? “r“ My 3:" _.-____________..————————¢
' “The crowd outsidp the edifice, br-
oumc more elli’ilvd, and when Falllcr
Heinlein appeared again he was caught.
und forced to kiss an American dag.
nailed to the church door. Fulhu"
Heinlein did not. acquiesce at once and
was pulled and hauled around the vcsw
try until he‘conscnlcd. The hunting
of the crowd during the pcriornmnm
attracted the police several blocks
away and u call for reserves was wot;
in. The police rccnforccd by a squad
oi soldiers rescued Father Heinlein
and took him to the station for solo
keeping. The church is in the center
of a German section. .2
. ...——.—-—-—-—--—-—-
SOME MORE LOANS MADE.
WASHINGTON, “Jul-y 22—July got:
another credit of $100,000,000. from the
United States government last week.
glum was given"‘$9.000.000 a‘ddi-
This-mokcs‘ Italy‘s touchdowns.
l
l
land Bel
tianai.
o ring the bell be from the United States ”50.000000,
1 $145,250,000, and all.
“$80,040,000.
w,‘ . ..
re ort direct! to Gen. Pershing. On -. ,
his? arrival in )l'i‘mnce he was sontwithl‘tlg': If: 31%;?” 0‘ Milford‘who have
three other Medial officers to find a g " _ ‘ ‘
suitable location for a new base hospi-
tal .nnd after traveling over a. large
territory they finally took over an old
French Convent and school which they
orunized and in unitary runningmre
dot for the use of our wounded men.
After that Dr. Morrison was detailed
to do all the eye. ear. nose and throat
work in two words and is now Working
very. hard and long hours on those
special cases which include home of
the most dimoult and painful condi-
tions of men wounded in the war.
Here in Westport his sterling char-
acter. delightful personality and pro-
fcnimmi ukiil won for him many!
friends and a successful and growing
practiog. l
When he returns to Wectpor
ainohdy been taken into court. The
mods thnough the center are admir-
able and many drivers save time there,
but are liable to lost myriad deal more.
I if they are taken in.
AFTER AN OPERATION
East Liverpool, Ohio—”After an Oil-
eration. I was weak. rundown. and
will do so with the invaluable 3
ago of intensive training and large ex-lderful. I h
perlence with the .newast .nnd bestialeap fine,
methods in th
which have ben developed by the
greatest medical men to meet condi'
lions created by ihiulworldear. ‘
aye a good appetite and
[am always glad'uo‘bell
-——Joseph Weiser.
There is no secret about muck—it.
owes lt success {in such cases lobeet
MEGS RUUTZ—REES WRITEs ON
MOBILIZATlON'flF'WOMElN
In the current issue of the Yale Re-l
View is a most interesting article byl
Caroline Roma-Rees, entitled "The'
Mobilization of hmerican Women."
Miss Ruutz~Rees is well qualified to
treat this subject authoritatively. She
lls apromincnt educator mamas long
been uciivoin all matters pertainingto
the advancemcutwf ~women. Since
May. 1917, she has been chairman of
the State Council of Defence. having
abut recently tendered her. resignation,
due to; pressure of duties in connection
with her school, |lloucmal-y Hail. ‘
Miss Ruutz-Rees is a‘ memberbf the
Albermarie club, London, and'oi'some
of theneudlng clubs of New York city.
as well as the local field club at dream
vwioh. take in a member of the execu-
tive committee of ‘tbe‘Natlonal ‘Amerh
can} Woznnn‘Suffrcge Association and
.in“ 1918 was ‘9. delegate“ the‘ Interim:
photos, the oldest and most famous
body building cud ratrongth creams
tonlcs.~Frank ll. Buxter and drug
gists everywhere.——Adv.
“Freezone” is "Magic!
Tillie article bloséa with "thlé‘Véi'y
ascmvvmmphh _
"A hundred years, humorist and pes- ‘
rslmlstloultepgrce. may sec .3,“ the; a
rains “puller in »- feminine bonds.
"This would be a"disaster“for the coon:
try only comparable to its present con-
‘défitwfibn luldnnaculhe bands. In the
_ mlxanmroducdon
elpfip‘onderence
no ‘ldgirtllicotion
um M..m3‘lil$glt-mfluu:h at
l
after the automobiliuts. Soveulmavc'
Ohio Man Tell. How to Gain Strength
t. helslow to Tommie-l m advised to‘
dumb , take Vinol, and the results were mm-!
c medicine and surgery anyone what Vino] has done for 1118.".-
tnd cod liver. pcptonea. iron undilu- ‘
ganese peptonates and glycamDhOS-x
jright till .Wilh “fingersr-No paid!
Wt tol‘ridl‘you: imp! my
palms)“ corn, ammo-m
A WARNING TO AUTOMOBILISTS.
'Ilhe New Haven papers quote oili-
cials of North l-luveu as declaring they
intend to make their town sale for do
mocracy on foot. in other wordu to get
BEING mum;
on nun sum :7
. On account of the advanced
FUEL BULLETIN.
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rADVANOE 1N lRETAlL
PRICES. 5"" “
rates "which «went into
railroad freight
Into ' ' have. been allowed
‘ effect June 25, and the increased charges which . . d as
l ‘ ”y “0f getting The. for lemme. necessitates the retail price of coal to be advaucc a
, tollabswnbj 1‘ I “I" MW“ ‘ ' ' .. 310.00
83 1 .’ . 5 Pricopertoninthcynrd.............................. 10.50
ingin ‘ WWW; Wmnlkorlchuie delivery ......... moo
Mon “through no Ann-q cameohmy basket . .................... a“
, 5' ‘ . r
‘0 I ”in“ is W‘MMVMZ‘? The above prices will uppiy to all deliveries of coal on and e .
:order “than?“ no er. ‘ my 22': WI .EXTRACT BULLETIN 60-A. "ii v u? w ill lit:
The-8e . e1 is co-o; t. Z . of anthracite
“lg‘ F ‘Temlslon‘ fromWashingtm is neccsnary iondelilvliveys who normal-
'with theflwemment, cutting-
.out.nll.murns,“frec7cqpiecmd:
in may my mum
inputs. supply of men
"71$de wanton have a:
.big thus in winning the “my:
mad the public .in numerous
waysisshowlng “communion
.ofdbeuneqnflle’dnm mice.
it is -miving “though the
PIP". ‘ "
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l
coalto any factory and for any
ly consume "more than thirty ton
hospitals, apartment houses,
used for xovommen
“enamel-chi greenhouses will
center .
Emulation-ted iha
vent 'opaeflydellvery o
*hwsesware untitled.”
"Public Wilding. public schools
lotion concerning del
l
with such regulations
supply‘untlll
’Domcsticdelivatiea
large’conoumcts. in seem
sumelu mcelvc ibcir tum-thirds
made to large consumers?"
Must .tlle Fuel Questionnaires.
bumed.350,000.000 ion
management to save 50,00
these requirements
Failure to compact
The Fuel Admlnl‘ stration is
cool requirements. lit la 2
and transportation, for economic
supply to nonessential industry,
the mines.
:nmmam W
play nomination s
multiplexing and
t. .Evory
r-‘flth‘ls mm
we are now algal in
public :‘h‘d‘l
Amer
.M..m odltoflfl on Elm
following extract: “New Engl
Administration. the territory on
”the .nafli‘ rotatory
Immanuel: to
7m 22. 1913'
provide
‘y
other class of cans
u a year, except dome
*State, County. and Mum
to! purposes.’
«commons-u LLETlN 64.
“b
our normal consumption.
t by September _
f the remaining ‘20 ‘P
ZEXTBAOT eULLE-rmcs.
, church
iverles tozdcmestic con
cannot receive. more
each‘order-on ardealer has
should be taken
5 desirable to havemll
deliveries b Moe
BQHNECTIOUT»
s’of coal iastyear-
upon tonazof c
were publish
e mean curtailment o
no ‘wnercuamommsvnh‘rm.
working in four
developiuz pl
in the Wide 0
and "gfor increasing the production at
“BONSERVKTION.
moor ugnumlncludlng ad
hould be stopped.
dingo. should join in
lean citillcn" should
thud We, and take mm
the greatest won in history.
mawwomcmmcs, JuLvns. m—
Times on tbcmocBMm W
and hasraau‘udmlrablem
dex‘ its aupmiolgnis well o
bylaw.
the necoaaory ato
silo. coosumérs.
'cipnl buildings
:7
l'theremfi
er meat to w
as,.etc., fall within the regu- f
comers, and in accordance
than two-thirds of their
een e same am .
b re deliveries tO'tba
any deliveries .are
FA‘G'EDRiES. W
sudes of the United States .
Bible, l)
Full details‘oi-
on Jul), 12.
war . Mu. .
The indu
“It is 1305
09.1 annually.-
the local DTGSS
t coal ‘supplY.
.. n
ed in
new!”
directions to meet the
ans ' for better distribution
t cool. formhlltflnsfi! the .
.3. ,Wufiv .;
r
wrtiuins signs and «my
,afiloe‘buildlogsynm~
rigid economyol ‘
become .a fuellur
*omgiderltum tint 3
i
.
gl-Iotels,
#3me '9
when“
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