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Prospects for ending the trunw try and
Parties to the controversy reached an
'npproxinnte settlement at a contor-
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pay {or men and women and workers
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argument: set forth here in favor of
a combined intervention by the m-
tente nations in Siberia was that it
was imperative as a military diversiin..
the expeditionary forces did not pene‘
irate into Russia as fat as the old hat-
tle line on the eastern from, it wouldi
ntvextl. tiers ulteve the French from}
and tone ll‘ic Germans again to [119- |
patt- 1.1111991 anadtctsan on If 9 east i
cm front. i
It “as uiged here that an expedition!
composed of forces of the leading En i
tentc ations would be absoluttly
friendly toward Russia and would 1ai- l
the German domination. it was also
and indusuial as cell as political.
\lpcnctration of Russia by the Gown-ins.
The indication here are that the
isconomic aspects of the mm are at
Ci w \iltaining a ten imponant stage and the
{the belief is expressed that if Russia
sleft alone time is dangei of 1191
ifallinr.r petmanently undei the recon
lotnic grip of the Germans.
The katydids were here last Satur-i France. which has made immense
day night, and in six weeks “9 mav loans to Russia, was said hole to be-
expect frost [litwe that a military move from the
' -East, cautiously conducted would
,——~.—-——~~ nave something to the Entente of
The farmers have harvvsted 1119il their tremendous economic interests
crop of oats, but it was a light one. in Russia.
_ ve‘e drou. ht. England was described as fearing
owing to the long ““1? 1 g German advance toWnl‘ds the lndtan
ftontier and as feeling that 11 int in-
—Annual clm bake gwrn D" James tervention would p1otect the sl‘t’uation
J. Ghiotto and Bob Gates, Sunday. In that direction
August 25th. Burchard’s pro—ye. Tick- , Japan and China who are new unit-
ets $3511 led in a military atonement. have the
,imcrest of protecting themselves
against advances of the German men-
The brown W988!“ are numPrOUS are to thc Far East and are believed
“118 year, and many small chickfi to be sympathetic to any project
have been caught and kmgd by UK at: which “ould check possible eastern 11g-
pests. gressions
Still anothe1 consideration raised
here as Justiiving intervention is that
Fred E Locltuood l"‘llOl‘lS having Germany is steadily‘employing Rus-
picked up 11 carr'lel pigeon weailns sinus in her munition plants and gen-
two blank bands on “.1 legs n horefm‘ entermise» connected with the
no number . 1 war and is thus able to relieve a large
' inumber of her own citizens for serv-
M ice on the western front. This devclr
. The thhtcenth annual rcunion of opment is declared to be a new men-
the 28th Regiment. C V will held at are which is liable to lengthen the
w.ar Advocates of intervention insist
50““: 1:333 Aug. 28‘ Business meet that it should be of a nature to hold
11g 11 : a. in.
fund reconstruct Russia.
1 From a military standpoint, it is un-
—~We buy and sell Liberty ”0!!de derstood the Japanese army is ready
Maples & Goldschmidi, brokers. ‘Ifox any emergency.
As a picmincnl diplomat told the
Programs have been issued for the fvrlfllgofigfllb‘rnmgtnthns only”
thiid annual 1egistcred trapshooting 0 pus m l n no nervcn on
uill come immediately. "
tournament 0f the Norwalk Gun Club The oppom-nts of intervention ques-
to be held at Dorlon‘s Point,
East tion it." advisability, They think it
Not-walk, August 31; :fvmuld be, steadily opposed by the Bat-
;1-11o\iki and prove to be In error sim-
The lnnuai picnic at the Sunday- ilar to that of Gulllpoli and Rumnnia.
so 00 o Lmntantel Cha 1. Hope
street]; Spfrillgdale. Iwill be hind next RUSS%§M%I;‘ISCIS%I;CIDE
Wednesday. at Roton Point Park. A‘
motor-truck will leave the chapel at
1 WASHINGTON. August 22.——Swed-
ish press reports transmitted to the
9:30 a. :11.
State Department today. say that a
New Haven papers state 11m R0 Colonel Maren, whose status in the
hert T- Bulkeley, formerly 01' Den- Russian establishment at Petrogrud
bury, has resigned the position '0! is not known here. committed suicide
managingeditot‘ of Me 'New Haven by shooting teccntly when he was
booted down during 11 speech at a
. , o
TimesLecder to become “crawl el1 meeting in Pet1ogr11d. Colonel. Maren
H- W33“ Lines. head M t e ex mas jeercd upon gutting that the Ger-
sive building firm in Meriden bearing loam were in K (two); Solo and m.
-hls name. {tended to mhrch on Petrograd to re-
\ move the Soviet Government.
- r I Reports from Finland say Trouky
Through the local exemption boa d' is at Helsingtors, and Lenine, the
the government wants good stenotp BOltht 1k Premier is on a German
raphers who have some legal truinihfi.‘ ship bound for Revel (-cirnan press
and are certified for limited service. repmts say Lenlne still is at Moscow
also mo dmughtsmcn certified for and Trotzky at the [10111.
general mintfi'y' service. Those dual-l
tried for the above should repo’r’i to
the local exemption board.
NEW MAJOR GENERALS NAMED.
WASHINGTON August 22. ml'leven
wigadier-generals, of the army \vcie
nominated by President Wilson to-
The annual meeting of the Branch: day for promortilon to the at??? at 111;;
ci tion which has ior-generai. ey are: i am
jgiigmsfh (:1: 15:15:80 firm in Branch Johnston Bonuinlonti‘I B Bun}l :Vlllltxlll
‘ ’ Weigel, Robert owze, 0 an -
ville was new “new" in ewrgdexlmder John L. Hines, Grate Hutche-
tOWn. The follOWlng trusttws were ”son “1'3th? 1‘1 Gordon Eu ‘\_ Eel.
”elected. Samuel J. Miller, D Harry mick, William Lassiter and William
Miller and William Hunter. of S. McNair.
Georgetown; \‘m R‘ W' Lowe, Daniel the Military Bureau, also was nomi-
Dl‘venmfl' “f Bridgeport George L nated majongenersl and Brig-Gen
ROCKWG“: 0‘ nidgétield and Lercyihierritt. W. lreland was nominated BB-
Miller of New York City DY L0“ sistant surgeon-general. with the fault
was cholen president or the board of of major- general. Thirty-two colonels.
_ including Colonel Marlborough
mm” and M" Hum“ gammy Churchill. of the General Starr. 011111:
' in! Army Censor tweer nominated briga-
diers.
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ERTIFICATES OF
c INDEBTEDNESS
Are Now Being Issued In Antici-
pation of the Fourth Liberty ‘
' Linen That is to Be Put Out
by the Government
Thin Full.
These Certificates my be m
chued through us in denomintc
tions as small as “00.00 and
may be used in payment. tor out»
' scriptlons to the next issue a
. Liberty Bonds.
1! you have idle funds that you -~
Forfficononyksnlae
"m. SAW” 811038
1011 mm cannons
Ind: en the naturcsbape last,
ity to lawn in a Government
8“an ‘ ~t 4% per cent. matur-
lnrtltb- «till.
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the wily animals have already started:
The Eumpean nations in the Ditente theii destructive work in several corni"
were 1ep1csen ed as believing that if fields
ly to its lo1ce Eurasian elements \llliilll
are bPll€\ ed to be bitterly opposed tol
E1',tont1~1:1ded that suth nu expeditionaiv'
force would (ounteiact the ctonomicl
Brigham Jesse M. Carter, Chief of '
‘uwcd not: nailed, giving extra ,3.
are intending putting in Liberty; foot comfort.
Bonds or that you expect to use .
pairwise in three or tour We lid“ them hillbilly patterns. .3:
month this is your oppomm. MWMM
In: M Ant marl-m
Price Incl '
Raccoon are quite plentiful. and:
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These Are Just the Frocks for t
’ Early Fall Wear
=5 in m
Serge or Jersey
15:1153' to make, easy to
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”TUBING OCTOBER 24th, 1918 ‘
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ct expense entering into the “d, '
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LINGERIE GARMENTS —- Gowns,
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HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES—Scarves,
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Hello Control, (live In No Inn's Lead. by Ida: Brown.
Smiles, by .103. 0. Smith's Graham
Skeleton Jungle, angina 1111s. Jan 111.1111. '
Gmnny' s Laddy, by Harry Louder.
The Song That Reached My Heart, by Evan William! . *'
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There is plenty oi Summer weather ahead
oi‘us and nothing .1111 liven up your cos-
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Chiropractic 1: the definition &
cause at the disease and the
adjusting the nine. Dineulc in
by n wrench, twin or apt-in a
back. Even it done in chm
creates pinched nerves Ind m
lug-team. in the mount «an
Chiropractic" move the
disease and pain. health in
through harmonizing the new.
ten: in your body. Fcnulo
given Ipcciu attention; Ill. m
ture‘ct the spine. You will mun ,
not giving the Chiropractor t m
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taupe and the popular navy. at
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“War-bride Veils” with deepchilion bor- ‘ 1.
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cargo
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