swimwear? 51m
“'7 canny“. COURT .
‘ P WEI“~ m l (Continued 1:0:th mo.)
1W” , Auto Theft: To. Humor-out. é
‘- Louis Buchard, of Worcester, wool
35:: 10.52.50
given six months in jail for the theft
of an automobile. His lather came
here to appeal to the court for CIE’D‘
1110 plants or ferns tbct you
intend to cave through the wt!-
ni tor will be twice on attraptive
‘ in one of these.
child, but the court declared that up-
tomobile thefts are becoming too
numerous and imposed the jail sen-
tence. .
Thomas Brennan and William Mur-
phy, of Dnnbury. pleaded guilty to
burglarising nature. in Dunbury. and
were given four months in jail.
Albanas Arkanas was sentenced to
the Cheshire rei'ormatory on his plea
of guilty to thefts from a local rtt-uni
ing house.
Took Auto to Avoid Dunning.
George Brown, of Stamford. plead-
led guilty to taking an nulmmtbile
iwithout permission, but as it. was
'proved that he had taken the auto-
.mobile solely as a means of reporting
gto the ship to which he was assigned
do the Government Merchant Mamm
, irervice, he was let go on suspeiuzion‘
tof sentence of a year in iail. Brown
In— "
[City News
~l declared he did not have his cact‘are
Register today.
Look over our stock
DON NELLY’S
l. 16 So. Main St.
scorn nonwsu.
‘and as he did not want to be classed
‘lus a desenter. took the autom nuile l0
lget to New York, intending to send
1word to its owner after he had reach-
led there. He had served on five ships
:that had been torpedoed ny ll-bosts
'(and his previous good record impress-
ed the court. -
William Plaatze, former paymastei
at the Housatonic shipyardv, pleaded
guilty to theft of more tinn $101K).
but sentence was deferred. Sentnnce
. was also deferred in the case of Peter
Beckwith and Edward Knowles, who
pleaded guilty to burglary in Strat-
t‘ord. Joseph Mindoten and John
Mullen. who pleaded guilty to bur-
xiary, in this city, and Max Kranz and
ill'Vallsce Knapp. wbo admitted thefts
of automobiles.
William H. Miller was given a
sentence of ten days in jail. He
pleaded guilty to burglarizing the
home of Garfield James, in West-
port, stealing a few household ar-
ticles and a small amount in cash.
EXPRESS PRIDE
FOR STATE TROOPS
Roton Point Park will close Sunday
night for the season.
——Do.nce Friday evening Arlen Hall.
Benefit of the Czecho'Slovak Army.
Svec's orcrestra.
The federal Government has re-
quested a general display of flags to-
day, Registration Day.
Farmers in the vicinity of Norman:
are now busily engaged in (filing their
silos. in preparationior winter.
Georges Henri Briand dos Roches.
of Llndenherst Inn. has now recover
ed from his locum illness. ‘
m "Will )‘Gllv J“ u ‘w Leg um.
, lthose filolut pommnnicutod to»
UPPER. the America troop-f ‘
mlnistntor Garfield informed the Ben
ate today in. response to the Lodge
. . .‘ . resolution of inquiry. that unless con
ency in behalf 0f Baths!!! 5 "re and starvation stops are taken immediately
malely one million barrels of gasoline,
.‘ ‘ .
_ “Very truly youi‘i.’ MINT
“countrymen! commit or ~.
maximise." ‘,
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SHORTAGE OF GASOLlNE.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 11.-——Flel Adw
' FALL
, APPAREL
there would be a deficit ”of npprmti~ CHARGE ACCOUNT. OPENED
at the end of the year. At the rate‘
k” " ‘
NEW .
of consumption in August, he estimat-
ed that there was only about one
month‘s supply ahead.
Try a Familial Want id.
Wartime F rocks Show a Smart Simplicity ‘
‘ ) 'lha: is Easy for the Home Dream-kc! ‘0 Carry Out in
' PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS
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THE FASHION BOOK FOR FALL—41d a C09}; Now
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Putt-nu Now In“ J
W James Donnelly
Private in Kinlns. who has been
on duty at Fort Slocum for some time
has now been sent back to assist in
the work of Local Board No. 14.
(Continued From Pen One)
The council‘s letter follows:
“General John J. Pershing.
“Commander in Chief of the Ameri-
can Expeditionary Force.
“France.
“Dear Sir: , .
“At a meeting of the Connecticut
Council of Defense. held in executive
session. in Hartford, on September 9.
the following resolutions wcrg unani-
mously poised: ‘ ‘ w '
”Resolved. That the Connecticut
Council of Defense heartily rejoices
in the magnificent drive forward upon
the western front of the troops of the
Allies. and expresses its clear convic-
tion that the initiative of the cam-
psilzn on the western front has top
ever passed from the Central Powers.
That we also express our pride in the
part which our own t‘onnecticut troops
have taken ever since they landed in
France, and extend to them our warm-
. est gratitude.
3 "Resolved, That there must be no
ildence the day when American troops.
under their own commanders. «shall ex.
—Daneing Roton Point. Wadwdai
Friday and Saturday evenings.
~ A ninopound daughter was born to
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Johnson, of ‘43
Orchard siren, yesterday “thrown.
Mother and child undoing nicely.
Mills Elizabeth L. Wilson. of Reed
street, has resumed tier position with
the Roscoe Coal -Qo., alter a week's
illness.
Edward J. Kenesly has been all-
polnted liquor prosecutor for Stam-
fo'rd. Mr. Kenoaly held the ofiioe be-
fore. ‘.
’ -u-u—uu.
The local thieves are now centering
The Black “ Shell Guarantee
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Our products represent 50 years of experience and constant oi-
fort toward betterment and we know they are right.
If on ever find defective Black Shells that have escaped
our rlgzi lnspoo
lion, sand than: to our Nev-York one. for im-
mediate and attractor-y adjustment.
If you use cartridges, try U. 8. Cartridges. For all makes
of firearms. ~ .
U.8.8hollscregoodlholls. g- I”.
their efforts on grape arbors. Nearly
ecute their orders and carry on a bat-
every night. grape-vines are raided.
tie upon their own sector. They will
emulate the valor and military skill of
Albert D. Morgan
1‘" ‘r gar
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NWAL AND BRAD!
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Men for Immediate Disposal-Subject to Prior Solo,
UNITED STATES TREASURY
o 1-2 Per Cent. onrinosm or mannerisms
mmmd oat-can 24th, 1918
In Denominations of
$590 and $1,000.
3‘ f l: pu‘ and accrued interest from June 25th, 1918.
obligation of the United States and
Icahn of n chord-time investment 0!
SALE.
'1'. union. 20
ALL 00MB!-
mfl. (Ml-A5], LAKE, WOODS, 03-
mom
RAYMOND martinis
137 Washington St.
0. B. JACKSON
orromn'rms'r
3 Km
Gilli
To any individual firm or corporation having funds tam.
unity to invest in the best so-
rals of interest, at the some
3 of the war.
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16!! you perhaps to an
titanium. because of h ,
: ed coat of building. .
l box- and nearly every
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”ELEM in ,;
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and the thieves do a great deal of
damage besides stealing fruit. our Allies, and we cannot ask for ‘
imore.
, ; “Resolved. That theer must be no
Yesterday was the aunlvoflm of peace considered until Germany and
the first of the early frosts last sen-liter vassals lare thoroughly beatennnd
son that caused tromdhdous damage . or far-reaming plan of worldldomin-
0 .
‘0 corn and other into c . Another 1 n cast into the setup of oblivion. it
its the settled Opinion of the people of
killing frost occurred yesterday 8180‘ Connecticut that there must be no
~ menu: or conciliation, negotiation or
Walter Blnuvslt. of 179 South Mainfpargaining. .
street. left this city today for the“ “Germany must be stripped of all
Great Lakes Naval “Mm“ Station. the territory she has won. her grip on
adjoining territory. nations and peo
3‘ Chicago, where he fl“ enter “lei plan must be loosed, her hold upon the
service of Uncle Sam. ‘ ‘ ‘ {Bagdad railroad given no, and the Slav
‘ .peoples made into independent na-
The fifty-sixth annual reunion of tlons. standing between Germany and
. _ the East. .
"’9 11th regiment °f Connecticut V01 5 “Justice demands from Germanvend
unteers of the CiVIl War will be held. the German people, and Connecticut
in the G. A. R. hall in Hartford next. insists upon that demand, that they
Saturday. September 14th. The bush, make reparation for the past. and give
ness meeting will commnce at 11‘ adequate assurances for the future
'and lawful liberty of all.
o'clock. followed by a. dinner served “Resolved, That a copy of these ms“
by the W‘ 3- 0' Th“ day of the re-; olutions be forwarded to our senators
union is the 56th anniversary' 0! the and representatives in Congress. ind
battle of South Mountain, in which to the commander-in-chlet of the . m-
‘Dlfl erlcsn Expeditionary Force, with the
~the 11th took a. prominent .. request that be forward the same to
Home Furnishings .
That the Thrifty Will Appreciate.
vourhom furnishings prism can easily be solved hero.
Wohsvcassémblodanucormt 01 FURNITURE, BID-
DING, BUGS, LEOLIUM. W and HOUSEI'UR-
NISHINGB, that will stud your critical inspection in Quality;
construction, style and price, with satisfaction muted. ‘
THE A. J. COLLINS C0.
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A NEW LINE OF I
NECKWEAR
tissues in not and organdy, named, hematitchcd and embroid-
ered, medium length and the long cross-over style . boo—$1.51:
lino Georgette, crepe do china and urgently Collars in medium
andlsmroundcnduilonbape boo—R20
Collar and Uni! Sets of wash satin, Georgette, pique and milled
I
A variety of White and Colored Ruining mod for collars or
forthccollcrcndonfrsets................ 250—590 per yd.
Satin, PiqueandOrgandy‘Rolonllm coo—51.00 ‘
Blacklm Venues and dollars boo—$1.50
J. I. MALLETTE ,
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AHORNEY AT LAW ’
Lu- Examiner U. I. Publi ’ .
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creator pinched norvoo end;
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We cannot say too much about our stock of shoes for
boys and girl: not only for school, but for general wear and
for dross. occasions. Only a pompous! inspection will prove
timber. is the place to get just the proper shoe for your chil-
w‘v—e mus “lemme
sol Stockings
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South Rm
1 , the commanding officers of all Con-
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Secure a Syie Deposit 4 FALL MonELS
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with and not get tired of? Well, ,
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