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Every time you drive your automobile you >13” in cons. 'ant danger oi injuring or
‘killing 11111111111, 11101711111 or child. . .. .
1 There isn 't an automobile driver careful enough to avoid the careless public.
L Should your list be stolen or burned, your maximum io‘ss is'the value of the car. 1 1..
Bbt it you kill 11 thrill, a woman or a child. 13 )1a1pa1ppcni11gA always possible, your
‘ entire property and savings may be wiped out—the cost of litigation alone, may
run into thousands of dollars.
Every day judgments running into many thousands
against drivers of automobiles. ' ‘
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This newspaper reports numerous arrests of automobjle drivers for running
down sdmc careless person—their arrest mom: .EE e 2:31;: o guilt. he Jury is
‘ bifiscd by this tact—the attorney for the inju‘q‘il pérs‘o‘n mixes capital of it— .. '
" the result, mjudgment. Ask yourself how 111111111111 11111 afford to lose. '
To save tbs sniall cost of a premium. do you dare take the chances? . .1
nnsure toll and stop worrying. 111111111 your accident comes your insurance ‘ 1 . ~ . .1
' ""on'tplmy 1%! pay all costs of invesi 1glntion and adjusnmnt, aesufi‘you deiencd
court and pay the amount of you? ability up to .the. limit of the policy.
Your need for 1nsurance grows daily with the increase in traffic. . D1o1nft11 wait-1— . ”‘7
are rendered
' ' your accident may be next; ,
of dollars
each tor
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LABOR CONGRESS
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\ , . .
Bowen, president of the International}
firicklivers' and Plasterers’ Union;
John 'If. Frey president of the Inter-
:nplional Moulders' Union: Edgar Wal-
lace. editor oil the United Mine Work-
el's' Journal, and C L. Paine, presi imembers the meeting will be open to
dent of the Interantional Boot
Shoe kaers’ Union;
fEarly in September Mr. Gompers
and party will go to ltalx as :1 mission
and
to discuss with representatives of la-. Hayden Passnic N J. w
bar of that country matters affecting‘ slstcd by the following: omcers Grand togiapher.
The mlS-‘1past chic: daughter,
sion nill return to London in time. for lace. Jersey City;
:'lt.er
labor policy and the “an
the Trades Union Congress 11nd‘
will go to1F1'.ance ,
Mr. Gompers conferred Monday:
with President Wilson. He declined
Yesterday to discuss questions to be
Dose of the Amerlcl‘m la 1' leaders in
visiting France and Italy“ He said the
principal object in going to Euriope
was to attend the congress in Lon-
don, but that many auctions vital to
labor and the our in France and ltatv} York.
'would occupy a large part of then at- '
tentlon
Socialism. he declared, would occu
py no part in the deliberations of the
American delegates. He added that
there would no Socialilt represen-
tation“. den reports 'rom London
1% the would be a lolnt la-
lat our.
tothat report"
,.. . 41—“ . ... n- 1.1 Mag-3.1.1“; n "" _ 1‘1“ « 1 . _ ._.__1,.41.
he statcd. 'dotcctives would diiluige the course 01' cepted “as offered by Senltor iteed HE . 1 1 _ ’
. .The trip to France will lllwlyoc‘l,l11- MAN SEIZED AFTER nature of the information that ltd togoi Missouri, as a substitute 101 (Intel 1 RSHFIELDS
after the“ London coniclclit’f- is con- TROOP TRAIN WRECK the anest Of Tow.ermnn ’ “' agl‘tisenéw Iby 3811111111101' (1111111111113.I of O XPRE S S
cl‘uded. ' ’ i 11 um o t plov es 111 "11. ion AU ~ E = ‘- .
‘ 1_~~_1___ HAD IRON CROSSI Three soldiers were killed lid for- [111m person shall haxe been placed '.1, T ' ”
DAUGHTERS OF.“COTIA. ‘ ‘tydive injured on April 1.1 11111311 11 deferred or exempted class,’ hr!
-At the .Rp'd Men-g 1.1:; tomorrow. 40911211111911 from First Page). Atuelva steel ca'l's were \lvwcckel cnfihall “not be entitled to remain Daily TI'IDS Between '
Thulsday‘e-venlng; at 7 ,110 o'clock. the , ' ~ _.___. the Long island Railroad three miles therein unless he shall, in good faith 1 ~11 4:.11N011W31k13nd. New YOI‘ILCIW‘
Norwalk branch, Lady McLachlnn street, B1 0011an The other: ’ 1 1
Iitiated by the Grand Lodge the olh- goourt on a charge of violating the E3- infantry. SEEM 33:01:31: 2:113:21 ‘fg‘fui‘hfii 13:. fiosure to dainp‘néia or by Telephone 294
001' of which me all exnected to be 110118139 act. .The arrest took place All W draft ‘ l liftinghenvvwéhmsiiémn new ‘1?th ohm oEFlcE.
misfits: ti 9 l ltiat' f th 1205:330er “1111111131 and “11“)“ ”m r BROAD ORK 0R While the bill 11 as before the com ‘ ' ' ""117 East 231d St.
l n 10!! o 1 9 new n “"1“ iieilir‘ll%llll):51an:l ‘ - '
the fiflcef’s made 11 warm “I” ”m FIGHT PROVISION mittee, Senator Kirby, of Alzknnsls, Rhone ‘Gmmmercy 705 1 1
ers. Jane D. Wildwan, New Haven: 'do not buy Li .
considered by the congrb; 1 n the 11111111 111 and belly Bonds to 11 ear this
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d
1 east oi« Central Isllp. The men were continue while physically able to do
“‘n or members of a battalion of the .lJSlh‘ E
M N FICE, 122 WATER STREE ’
Lodge. of this organis‘ation. will be in :Tfagn Sanbom today in the l'cdoral 11 1 N Q'F
n 1 1
so to work and follow- suc olcmn- South Norwalk Conn
63m,‘lridney trouble,
attempted to amend it so as to plane“
21 the minimum age. He failed, but
announced he would renew the light
when the bill reached the Senate. ~
IN DRAFT BILL"
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[the friends and gue ts. and the public ‘.I- 2W" lhev found 111 1‘ mo of the
Iceimnonies v. in begin about 3: 30 It rooms were used fot developing neon-
w,lll be under the dllection ol‘ the liven and [making mints. Sallbm'n
gland oldest daughter, Mis Nellie said when not engaged in his raiimad
110 will boas. wol-k- that he was a commend 11 pho«
It you are in a hurry, gust phone us.
and we will take care 0 your expresd
for'you. We have seven of the has
Tru_cks1n the state. Also Hydraulic
Dump Trucks for Contractors‘ Work
Our»Trucks make daily trips to New
‘lYork city. Let them handle your
'1'11.‘ Penetrativb
AnodyneCroim
The quickneu with
whiohAndolinrelieve. I
Chairman Chamberlain plans to re- 1
port the bill next Thrusday and tol _
take up its consideration in the Sqnfi 1 SONS OF ST' GEORGE CONVEN
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Mrs “1115' Wal-' The olbcérs said they found no g3.
T.ION .
grand SUb' chiei‘ tives Mid prints of an iron cross. with ate next Monday, cutting short the: ,. twinkling oer freig t and express. and thus keep it
dauggtecli. 111113 11113111111111 Bmiklym' this inscllptlon "Donl buy L bom Senate vacation recess perioa by a ' . _ ' ‘11 fifsgglieafiotn" a11way from the congested terminals
.gl‘av 18113 n, rs argaret Mc- minds (the word ‘don' t' help 1 . week " STAMFO ‘ A .1 __ _ "1 ' 11.3 no -_
Bride, Yonkers: grand con‘tiuctor. Mrs scored twice) g uncer . ugust. 14 A A blister jg...
We Haul Anything
I hr'l'eby award 11‘! AMI-
The bill which was prepared u‘nda Slaney, of cw Britain. was elected
grand secretary, .erican citizens ullo can afield to and
the direction of .Secretary Bnirel' isi grand president or the So‘ns of St " ..
trained to' enable the nation to in‘ George lit the thirtieth annual state
crease its war. progiam in accordance contention of the order here‘ yep'er-
with an understanding reached with day. The other stat'e officers elected
the allies. About 13 ,000 000 men we‘re:
would be registered under the new. Vice- president,E B 1111113115101; sec- '
law and Provost Malshal General rotary. GeorgeE Whitnall Bridge:
Crowdel' estimates it will make nvnll- sport; (treasurer, - liiam N Copley. .1
able at once for military service Tbl'l'ington; messe ger, A. A. Lassen
2,398,000 men between the ages of 1% 'Waterbury; . assistdnt ' secrstnr ;,
and 20 and 32 and 45. _ James‘ W. Knight. .{Bridgeportg aeslst ,
Action by the committee followed ant messenger, George Wood,‘
About 11 'week's consideration. Bur. Bridgeport; chaplain, Rev. A. Jepson,
Laird, ‘Jersey City:
treasurer. Mrs. Margalot honorable insignia in roof of their
Spence, Jersey City: grand past treats-s loyalty and devotion topme.
u‘rer, Mrs. E. Hetherington, l'onkel'us “KAISER WILHELM” 3'
Special visitors will be thq royal Sanborn said he had found an old
deputy of Scottish clans .l'. McCallum, iron cross in the Sunnyside yards
Hartford, and Colonel Scott of New when he was working there and made
1 the prints. - '
Tile members of the Clan McKenzie} The omcers also found copies of on-
and Lady McKenzie Lodges of Stam- culat's, distributed in the Brownsville
lord and Clan Campbell, of Brid‘ge- Bection on the night of June A last, .
port. will be in attendance with dele urging the young men‘ Who were to
gates from lodges in various parts 9! become oi wage. (in the 1.110111111111113 day, ing 1111111111111. Secretory Battenfl
the country. . ' not to register, but resist ieglstra- and March rind Geenral crowd
A feature or the evening will be the 11.1011 His 11191111111111 oi the prefionce
laying of‘ the .hegplpee b Scottgh 1101:1119” circulars. ch moors 113', as '
1. . 1 1 1 1 1 t 1 h ' ‘
Your shipments are entrusted to
competent. enipldyes nhly.’ '
A récelpt is given and obtained i
all goods handled.
Phone or write for our 1'stes.»we a.
save you time and money.
LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUG 111a
of ‘All Kinds.
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