no use: Lid society of m. East
Me I. E. church will meet. .is us-
'fl tomorrow afternoon.
WM
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“lip Ii. Fielding. president of the
*~ Norwaik Republican Club, has
“a“ it call for a get-together meet-
51;“ d the East side Republicans.
-" I” Will be held on Friday etening.
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;‘ he more boxes of goodies have
i ‘ .h. plepued by the members of the
u Norwalk Tobacco Fund and will
“”y be mailed to Privates .l. E. Byr-
. u Camp lievens, and Eugene Levin,
r'mvettsity of Maine, Drone. Maine.
~ he Women's Auxiliary of t‘hrist
”it has made arrangements to ltold
our rummage sale in the vacant
L’Ilofilpedieu stare. on East Washing-
_' .- street,‘on Wednesday, Thursday
" and Friday of next week. The final
for the sale will be made at a
- “lg to be held on Thursday.
Word has been received by Mrs.
Md Mtrrill that her brother. Pri-
vato William C. Thompson, a well‘
Mn East Side lad, is confined in tile
”ital at Elbert Field. Arkansas,
‘ with the Spanish influenza. lliamuny
(fiends hope to hear of a speedy re-
may.
,. Itchael P. Dunne. secretary of the
hit Norwalk Tobacco Fund. has l'w
“yeti a number of post cards and let-
utg from East Norwalk boys in the
“rice, thanking ltitti for the packages
d Incl-lea they ltad received from the
m. Three, past cards have been re-
f, gum by him front Privates J. 'l‘.
' ”lies. (‘0. 1)., 3501 M. G. Iin.. t‘tlmp
.. Melts; Ernest W. Plait, Ward K. 1:.
' hie Hospital. Camp l'pton; illltl
final-lea H. Cogsu’elL Motor (‘0. i).
he. 8.. Camp Greettlcat‘; and a lt'ilt‘r,
j" -‘Uch follows. from i‘rivate William
_ J. Klein. Base Hospital. No. 121. t'mup
Midland, Anuistott, Ala:
“Dall- Friend Mike:
Received the packacc today and. be»
" litre me, all i can say is that you >lll'tA
' an some picker. as all lllt' roman.
’Id hit the spot. ..
They couldn't have arrived at a bet-
t. time. either. as We lire/kill lllltlt r
mrantlne. for Spanish “hell-tit tv-ctttr
ms.” All canteens are closed. but
"I ltcan just grin and keep on >iiltll‘.
f
Kore power to the Tobacco Fund.
I BILL .l. KLEIN.
The committee in charge of the rum-
” sales, which was to have been
told next week. under the auspices of
th‘ East Norwalll improvement Asso-
dation. has announced that the stile
ha been postponed until further no
flow. The postponement, however. will
at interfere with the collections.
chh willIbe made. as was announced
flora. on Wednesday. October 9th.
no stations for receiving the gooda
m locatod at the homes of the fol-
lowing persons: tbirs. Bradley. 4 Van
Inst street; Rundletl Bakery; Mrs. E.
II. Tutor. 48 Cove avenue; Mra. E. F.
Smith. 29 Seaview avenue; Illirit. Fred
_ pbell, )198 East avenue: Mrs. E.
\,
‘ try. 14 St. John's place: Mrs.
Miler-ham, 10 Fort street; and
M‘ store. First street.
‘; (alarm swim. oflthe Navy. is en-
wjaytng a short furlough at his home
lithe East Side.
Save prune pits. too. as they are
needed in the making of gas masks
for our hoyn.
Several boats got stranded off Wesl-
, port. Saturday. while on a mackerel
.expedition. The storm raised nltlch
trouble and the vessels were rescued
.‘Bnnday; Several good catches of
. mackerel were reported.
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Connecticut :arlnors have grown
' nearly four times as much wheat an
in normally produced in the state. and
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. ASSESORS.
united by ‘00 ermin- ed such nui- . \
w; and it is one that is canine ‘(For three years).
of great dii'rlivlimifli. tataanit‘iccnt ”2.4- John R. tonn. r .................
would sates at. to be attained at Andrew S. it aterbury, d .......
the head of title \taler, towards Tok (For one year).
ends and along the sides of the ri- William llugdilie, i ....... e ......
ver. all of which will in due counc John H (Jbt'rlattder. d .....
when developed be not only produv BOARD OF IiiJLlEF.
live of bench; to the surrounding cit- (For three years).
izens. but also to the revenue:- of Henry B Cooke, r ..............
both the townships of Norwalk and Andrew Taylor, d ..... , .........
linden. (For two years).
if we are supine enough
this menace lt‘ continue,
i’ul section will be entirely ruined. (For one year).
Dre Works moldlr grow rivets liedtiit‘li H. Him. r... ....... 226 ---—~— H'—
which lltay menu at first to be onll‘ .illrlts L‘tnuetl. d ...... . 1174 mm ram”,
slightly polluted, soon become foul FELEt‘TMAN. . --» - .. ‘
sewers. The writable reéldww “3'4"“ John 11 Seliet'k. r. . . . . .. . . - . .....24J' Forecast for Norwalk ‘aud v.t-inity:
the neighborbod and “190 P111115 “‘4' Himin l3. Taylor. r ............... 222 Fair tonight and Wednesday: ll‘OSi'IO-
taken up by ml" “811139- W“ 11‘1““: \‘an llensslear Pooley, d .......... 98 night in exposed places; warmer \\ ed-
unlytoloul aroundmotherNWS an” Edgar T. Bates, d ......... .. ..... 112 nesday; diminishing northeast winds
communities that hate been affected Al'ntq‘OR' on the (past. The a,“ of high pres-
‘.ll a similar '\a\' w 599 the ”U”! 0' Ernest B. Crofoot. r ......... .....223 sure which was central yesterday
”Ii-‘1 “ James Bennett. d ................ 121 morning over Ontario is new“ central
Law is founded upon Patti" and int GRAND JI'RORS. over Vermont. it is producing pleats-
Ul'e. is i' justice to allow 0‘“ “m" William ll. \Villntoit, r ........... 233 ant weather with low temperatures in
“She" rights and 9’09“".V "am” 0‘ George N. Pliilcox. r .‘ ...... ......228 all the eastern districts. Heavy frosts
““"lmum‘it‘s ‘9 5“ des‘l'ol’i‘d? Abel trance. d .................... 107 and in some places killing frosts with
Th“ “”0“ Analine and ("“"“i""1 William H. Willmott. d ........... 107 freezing temperatures, were reported
""“W‘S COPI'OTWUD “1" “9 “'9” ‘“" (‘OliLEt‘TOR or TAXES. .uirougliout the eastern portion of the
““‘d ‘0 "10““ ”1“” “0"“ ‘0 3'“ ‘"' Elbert C. Bates. r-d .............. 344 Lake region and New England. Un-
dttstrial centre, befote at‘tion is tak- CONSTABLSS. settled weather mm rising tempera-
”) against 11m“ for damages by ‘be'George Dance. r ................. 230 lure prevails in the western districts. .
vested interests oi those whose pro- Simon Bennett, r .............. 222i
parties are >0 \llal'ly allvcied. and by Clarence l3. Bunion. i‘ ............ 235‘ mrnzl A m AGO-
the oyster Association of Connecticut. Harry Palmer r _ 233. TODAY
and “so me 5”” Board 0' WNW“? Wilbur B) Ball‘s. tl.::::.:::..:.....:105! ’l‘~ il"l ,-— l .
Signed. (HARLhS R. i’E'i‘Ti. Charles Smith. d _______________ 99; ' ill‘illt‘ldllllt . tut, l-l. mt.
‘ieorge A. Velle, d .............. 100; 00' l'an.
At the annual meeting at the no Wallace‘b‘l. WW?"- d ------ 39 ,
wayton Free Library last evening the . , RhlilHrllAIt 0“ ‘OTLRS- .
following were elected to office: .l‘alllloimBrnnrtluzwu' 1' ----------- ii: t N
President—Mrs. J. B. Raymond. . . ---------------- ' ews
illt vice president—Mrs. (‘haries T. TOWN SCHOOL COMMITTEE- y
Mitchell. '. Henrietta Bennett. l' ............. 225
2nd vice piesideni—Mrs. Wm. R ”‘3”95 S. F011)”. d ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 126, ‘-
Th..mpflml James A. F. Mat-t‘antntond, r ...... 224. ._._........
Secretary—Mrs. 0. ll. Scott John Godt'rev. d ................ 112'' The llethany Guild. of Trinity
Treasurer—Mrs. l‘. A. Brands. l BOARD OF FINANCE. it‘hurt-h, will liltt'l in the thildh-oom
Fourth member of tho lt(l\'lF0l‘y “him“ \i'. ""1" r ~~~~~~~~~~~ 235 0' ”W ”“1"“ tomorrow i’Vf‘llmK iii
board-E H. EYUY‘)’. Allretl Mot‘t‘ltousu, r .............. 230 l 7245.7.
it is hoped that a hearty response lllfly D ”“1150“. I‘ ...... (.. . . . . .224 -——~—-——
will be given the solicitors - who are 3"“‘m W. ‘ "”W‘l'. d --------- 112' (‘otttlttodore William ll lltittxton.
t-anvassing n“. yin“? this Wet-ll lol‘ \Villlilnl .\l. “'t‘NI, (l ...........
tituintenaitcl’ tlepur‘i- ‘ Samuel (irutnntan. d ...........
funds for the
uncut.
At the Methodist church. on Sunday
morning. the pastor. Rev. H. r‘. Kust~
cndicclc read the names of those who.
have gone. into Army and Navy. and
other war service. from the church,;
and offered a special prayer in theirl-
behalf. the congregation standing for
the reading of the names and the pray-
01'. The. Sunday school Rally Day pro.
grant was in charge of Superintendent
Harry S. liryun attd was a very pleas-
ant and patriotic event. [it the even-
ing service the speaker was Mitts Mabel
Thomas. a teacher in one of the best
private schools for girls, in Boston.
out who has been president of the l’ri:
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to allow Roy C. l.e<ter. r ............... .
our beauti- Eugene. A. Jackson. d. . .
Non WALK
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and Personal I
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tremolo of
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. hoped the community
will accept the cordial invitation
..215 'hlth la extended to them.
SALES LAD
: 7.13 Apply to dry goodum’ of
3333? r. K. BANKS
2.,1gtinder W 'WL 'W“
‘10”,wmmmnmmm
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d-lmlwho has been on the sick list. was
..ll7,ahle to be at his desk t 's ntorninll
at Room ill, (iii/mite liuilt ins.
Mrs. liowatd t't.illtpiott will enter
lain tltt- members of the Norwalk 'llos.
pital Thltnhl: t‘lub. at her home on
BPltlt'll avenue, this afternoon.
The monthlv
Hook and
tileeting of Old Well
Latitlt-r (‘otupany will
get the (‘entml Fire Station. Franklin
street.
Miss Allen l‘t't-ttdct'uilst.
.pheg for Iltlnlmr A‘- Quinlan. who has
been quite t” for several days, was
Ireported its ~l‘chtlv llt‘l'l’r lltix‘ 'ilnl'li-
ing. ‘
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late School Teachers' Association. of
lionton. for six years. and is in con-
..«tant demand as an educator, writer
,and speaker. llcr topic was "Art Ext
,periment in Democracy," and wait an
wacconnt of the life, and work. and in—
‘tlucnce. during the summer. of iteveraltl
units of student fartnorettes. in a New
Hampshire village. it was a story of.
the adventure of some high-aplrltedi
school girls. in charge of Miss Thom-l
as. in what. was to them a wholly utt-}
tried sphere of service growing out of,
the war. and of how admirably tht-yl itmokitn, N. Y.
made good. it was a most interestingl '
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Mitts Elizabeth t‘ullcns, R. N
care of path-it‘s suffering of the
lips-a.
The engagement
‘icorgc ii.
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Albert \Vt-llultz of Norwalk.
lll'llt‘ll to lit‘l' home yesterday.
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Thomas is a adughter of the late llevJ
William H. Thomas. D. D.. of the New
England-conference.
int; it few months at his summer
his residence in Arch street.
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' her position in the M. E. c‘turCit
| Sunday.
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Mrs. William Dibble slipped on a
banana peel in Stamford six weeks ago
and cracked the bones of her right
hand. is now improved to such an ex-
tent that she is able to use her hand a
cation.
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Charles E. Williamson. will ‘be named
to succeed himself at the Senatorial
convention to be. held at the Hotell
Clifford Saturday afternoon.. Senator
Williamson's record at Hmfi'ord has
been so satisfactory that there has
never been any idea of naming anoth
er man to ‘l'ikt‘ his place. The fact
that he is to receive the nomination
without opposition indicates lilo rc-l
election without a doubt. =poiice that some one broke int
this evening.
_‘.._.
evening in Red Men's Hall.
Mm. .loltn Kenney
than
been called to Boston to assist in the
cd to the Symnie hospi'al. Arllmton.
ed l the Symtnt- hospital. Arlington.
I
announced of
littxton. t‘crutcr Mayor of
Norwnlk. and Mitts Juliette l’. Alida-
stm. daughter of in. .l. Gill Atkinson of
and re.
t ‘tt \l'tzodlirldge. (‘ottn., has returned totemId ‘0 curry something warm
John J. liaison of the naval training"l
. station at Newport. is enjoying it short.
' ‘eave of absence at his home on Har-
Mi‘ss Willa Miller who has been sufv
li‘l‘ll’lg front a severe cold. returned to
Mitts Elizabeth Watson. caphler at
the A. t‘. lleckutan company on \fashaed a ten veara'
mgion street, is enjoying a week's vii-dam“-fl on Sunday last. was most plea-
A stated convocation of Washington
«Chapter, No. 24. n. A. M.. will be held!
t'cporta to the
Nelson W. l‘ovvelL of the Stillson-
to enter upon his military training in
the Student's Army Training Corps
at Columbia l‘nit‘eirsity.
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—Hot peppers, G‘lt‘iotto'u.
avenue. Photo.- W‘I.) ,.
Span.
. Railroad
church brilm‘li of the (iifls‘ Friendly
Society that with Mrs. Monroe on
North Mum street that evening. Plans
were dimmed and the followlnt of—
floors were elfit‘tetl. Mrs. Edward J.
and informing narrative lnterspotsetil .. . it‘laherlv proiddent- \lins I-‘leanor
' ‘. ‘ Mrs. l, Ritestel of .‘vew Rochelle. -' ‘ . ‘ ’ ‘
mlhalxtzltlllt‘lgnazgdwzgplxzmillrlth “It; spent lllt' Wt‘ell-t‘ntl with Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, tteaaurer: .-.
~For the tchcol children a folding
lunch box ‘s Just the thing. Neat and
liarvcy M. Kent who has been attend- unitary. 9“" '0 carry. Th“ half 9""
hom..lll9l‘ln08 bottle lit just the size for ll
in and look
it: So. Main
schol with him. (‘ome
them over. Donnelly'in.
Wt.
A god hind delegation of the local
police force headed by Chief Penning-
,ton. went to Bridgeport todav, in the
who the tota
case of the late Peter Kerwin,
was killed in an automobile accident
some. time ago.
was with him at the time, also went
'over to the bearing concerning the
{compensation act.
CliOll'.
' St.
rectorship at
.snnflv surprlied by the presentation
lot a checit for 8l50 from his parish»
Miss Elizabeth .\lylord of llrldgcportfioners as ‘u token of their esteem. The worth of
.biatoric interest.
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A 200d placcto spend this evening
.will be. tit tne South Norwalk Barr
Sherman (3')"llllantler'v'. 470. l'nitedtiist Church to hear the stereoptlcan
Order Golden (from. meets tomorrowllecture on "How l‘nole Sam Makes
Ea Soldier." which will be given by
lthe Rev. C. H. Frank. former camp
Pastor at (‘amp Dix. N. J. The loo-
0 her tttre will begin at 8 o‘clock and it is
bt‘
,held next Moudav melting at h‘ o'clock
Slf‘ilfllll‘ll‘_
Powell Corporation. left this morning.
The .aettlor class. 6! the Grace,
in lions to the
John Kenneflc. who Oct.~19.
Rev. Louis B. Howell. who complet-
Sergcant William H. O‘Hara has H l
turned to (‘a:;.p Meade. Maryland. a!-
ter spending :. few days with his wife
and parents. ot this city. He i; much
improved in health.
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l A special i.ltlt'lr on the Fourth l.i~
bertv Loan appears. in another page
of this issue, which will be of pecttl‘
iar interest to the large subscribers
and partnerships.
There wa< no service lit the South
Not'walk (‘tnteiegatiottal (‘littrt-lt Sun
dav. owing to the ftttt that the acting
pastor. Rev, F. Jacobs. had been call-
ed to Boston. on account of the death
of his nephew and serious illness of
his sister with Spanish inmenza. Th"
Congregational menilv- ‘ “tied to
the South Not-walk Baptist (‘hurt-h
and united in Worship with that con
creeatlon. ‘g I,
Eocene t‘lark, ntotomtan on a hr
cal trolliy car saw a large knittinfl
baa lying between the rails yesterday
on one of his trips. ll contained be
odes the knitting. a purse containin':
ten doliats in bills. and Kolnf small
change, and t. catd bearing the fol-
lowinu address—Mrs. 0. l... Godcy.
{10:1 liellevue avenue. Mtllllt'lali‘, N? J.
i-Mr (‘lark notified the police, and alsc
said he would send word to the ad
dress mentioned above.
llBlRll llllll NEWS
«continued "Oil! First Page.)
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‘may now holl $btl.0i“l Liberty Loan
bonds—430.000 Fourth Low and 850;
000 Second and Third launs~exempt
from all income taxes and creeks pro-
,l'ita and war taxes. Such holdings.
'yleldlnu l l l per cent, on the sub-
scription price. are. timing the period
of the vi al' and for 1th years thereaf-
ter. on a parity. with respect to tax
2allot). with the Liberty Loan ll l-ZB's
'now selling above par.
i This exemption from all income
taxes which is obtained bv subscrib-
(‘l't'i to the Fourth Loan on the propm'
littlllllt‘ amount (1' I": n' holding on the
SPl‘tlntl illltl 'lltiitl Loansls equivalent
to an additional return on the lfi\f‘~‘l
mom in the Fourth Loan
This great advantage to llfllllr‘l'< of
the Second and Third Loan Bonds is
a cutttpellinz inducement to subscribe
to the Fourth l.ibt-i‘i:.' Loan Bonds.
- Ask your banker (IV' the special sttlv
strlptlun committee for further 9“.
llclitt-nmt-tit no this matter
But whatever the returns llit‘ cost
will have to be met. If the people
will not hit. bonds tltcv “ill llfl\t' to
pay taxes 'l‘hal'tz all there is to it.
That‘s all there is to it. We are co-
in to win this war.
story. We :tf- going to win whatt‘Vet'
,it costs The whole American nation
:lms said to and America. never fails
:ln her word. whatever the cost. it
inmate won't. buy bands. they will pay
taxes. There l-= no doubt about that.
You.‘ Norwalker. will either lend your
tmoney and bttv bonds or vour money
will be takch may frotn you in heavy
taxes.
; Take vour choice. lluy bonds or
pay taxes. The lei-ts the bonds the
{more taxes. The more bonds the
least taxes. Simple arithmetic. Will,
.‘you land your money or must it be
taken from you. it's up to you. Take
your choice.
NEW YORK, Oct. 8. — Total aubscrltv
Fourth Liberty Loan l‘i“
ceived through the Second Federal Re
serve District up to 10 a. In. today
amounted to $330.6i8.900. an overnight
igaln of 324329.300.
WASHINGTON.. Oct.
tions to the Fourth Liberty Loan must
average more than $425,000,000 daily."
I of $6,000,000.000 '1! to be rais-
hc close of the campaign on
8.—Subscrlp
Nibllt
The halfway mark in the. campaign
was reached today with total subscrip
.tiona as reported by the Federal Re-
serve banks to the Treasury amount.
ing to only 31.323.716.950. Eleven
working days of the campaign yet re-
main. in the eleven days that have
passed slightly more than 81203001300
bonds were sold daily.-
little. ‘ ‘
_ spent the week-end visiting Miss MarleEsernlon ut'thc morning “WW“ W” 3! “WW“ officials today rite???
. '" . Cronin at her home at X Nonh avenue. brief summary of his work in the bar- the warning against ““0" “3 l? of
Our fellow townsmun. senator ._-,‘_ lish. with than.“ tmpfegflng details of. man We? proposal to loosen t e e -
forts of the workers or the ardor of
ithe public. At no other: time. it was
said. should the American people show
more plainly their full’henrted support
of the war. in it message flashed by
order of Secretary Daniels today tor
cry naval station
every ship and to ev
Vice-Admiral Sims called upon the
men of the Navy to subscribe to the
loan.
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l5 :lgt‘hel'ng‘t) agfipfilggetgngfs deg”; —— iltome during the noon‘ltour yesterday -_.- .._ --—— L's-"5* ‘ ' ’- " ‘
.,-' ‘hiq ”:5“ And on keep \vitllll’n the An addition is to be. erected at once bl“ 'h’“ “0”““3 0f vaiue “'3‘ taken. .
i ‘ '. . bysthe town of Barton to the Fifth dis- ,
it» fining? ”was". 0‘ me food admin trict school. on the Dorian side of Victor ll. llann, whohits completed Table d “0‘8 Luncheon 85¢
'. Springtime. The mole of that dis- his course of study at the non cont- THE. CLIFFORD HOTEL
. Word .9. reeclved by relatives of triet have worked for years for this.lu:iflfilone‘:‘801h'10|uill ,C 11ml)f "Helga '
' much needed lmprcvement. A fcw‘w ies t at to w ilfll'l or an n -
A :fin‘ fifthwmigwgogt‘: Week: ago they organized the \l'eaticers school as soon as the present SERVED II m m 300K [30! ”magnu-
*" young ulna ",0 n. “flow, wound» Side Improvement Association. whichiquarantinc it! raised front the camp. ~ “DWAY
.‘ in action in pm.“ ”m. “SCION soon convinced Dorian omciala that; r '
m who was connned'to the but hop? they would have to give the district. Much unfavorable comment is m- (M) -
. some improvementa. or low the nup- ing about the city became of th-1 ' don-om. m
flabbaamundandburwflmd . Panama“
it ”It Sergeant Mm." port of every voter in the district. A erectingof displav hill-boards which M m [HI-4m m
'3“ won m", period- I“. It was tworoou addition will be built on the are being put up on the stone abate _. 03V.
1‘ u M M n W W of tho M. It is hollowed merit under-llu- Washington «men Celery 1m
hm m u when: that thin will a. rum-t for a few bridge. Ii in poawibie um Ionic ac~l -—'"‘""-"' .
u a“ who u than... a ran. at the new rate of growth lion nm b.- taken to stop such pro, (M)
mm mm“"" . must. i nutrient-(Idaho
”be r. I“ For or“ umuutmmmuam;wau' mm”
in acs-bond to aa- I-y "”
m .8!“ but!“ IRMUWM mll'dfllm
fill
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That is the piaitf
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no: increase was flat smaller that ' E-OPENS STEVENS CASE.
that of the average of recent day-
Members of the committee express . Testimony Cine: Not Change Do.
opinion that peace talk and the inn . motor! of Coroner.
em were fleeting subwn'puons ad Nlil‘lil‘. ()cl. a Coroner l’ltelafl
The pledges total only 5:)“. to this city. on Saturday. to hear
per cent. of the plopottionate amoun-i‘r ”WU“ 2n “will to the vir-
iwltich should have been reported up if leul‘cr 0' tln at t tdrltt that call»-
thig tinge, e death of Gourmet Hoyt Stevens,
l WASHINGTON, 0”, g._ The Merl t’ Mr and Mrs t‘harles W 5,, v-
‘nigltt increase in Liberty Loan subtn “'0'“ “1 his “WW- un l’atkaim
scriptions reported to the Treasury “1 ”‘6 d1"“'“00n “1 Sl-‘illelubl‘t‘ 17.
. todgy was $32,334,030. raising the tota the boy was thrown from hi: hi.
to 31.406.051.000. and received a ltaclutc (ii the
l l coroner said yesterday "nit
: tg brought to light through llie
onal t'\'ltlt‘n('€ had caused llilfl
ange- the decision that he trade
his fitst inquiry 'illlU lllc I,‘.i>"..
he bllll finds that no criminal
ty exists in the case.
Stevens boy lullv his b.(‘_‘\tl(-|
the drtteway of the yard of ins
,into l’ai'li avenue as the drill)-
of S 1.. Weed, of Norwalk, was
citing. He was thrown from his
to tile lilacadatnized road. The
lints oi the Weed car aESt‘i't‘d
the machine did not strike the.
r his bLt-ycle.
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JilllNNl this?
All-Slit TEAM
intuition
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“‘9 following major league players
now in Franc» with Pershing’s forces
will soon be teleasctl on damn-9d 59.. l _ _ ,
vice to Play with .loltnnv livers“ all feeling on “.19 purl of ”James
starfeam: ' ‘ boy that it scented scatt-ely
G, (,‘. Aleandll'. It. l‘liit-iteo .\'. ‘ly that he could have been m,
Sherrod Smith. p. Brooklyn N. to the extent that. he was by it
Leon Cadet-e. p lll‘tltlli'hil N, “é“ “um his bicycle. led, to
Otis Lantbetll, p, ('levclttud A. I “,““"‘"“‘”"n '3‘ ”‘3 ("“5" ““"r
(‘has. Noyes, p. Athletics A, Islual ”lilUV-‘l. and the prcStIl-
Hank Gowdy. c, Boston N. "f ‘U'H'W ““‘h‘llW- Th“ body
Rick Regan c. Cincinnati N. "“““".“- 1‘ ‘9“ ““3““ “b”, “n“ “'1
Dots Miller. 1b. St. Louitt‘N. “ l’cl'lot’llll‘dg
Johnny Evers, 2b. Boston N. surgeons witnissittg the au-
(‘V Bates. ill). Athletics A. mid (‘oroner l'llt‘l‘dil that the
(‘huck Ward. SS. Brooklyn. N. ‘ ““1“" ‘0 ”Wt" It"! tlt'lll't’srinn
Bill Mentor-key. if. \i'ashinaton A. “W” “111"“ “”3”” "3"“ b“ "
Sam mop, ,f’ \\‘a§hinu'0n A. by a blow from the autoimmune-
Jack Miller. (.L Cleveland A. . “'et-d. of Norwalk. the fatal
Eddie Grant, utility_ (313mb, evidently having bt't'n catwtl
Harry Mi‘COl'lnat‘k, utility, Giants. the boy tell our the handle
The Y. M. c. A. Knights of Colon his bicycle.
f the. new witnesses cratitniml
hn Nellt’y, a. chauffeur i'wttl
l
l
i
bus and other organizations strivlnc
to make happy the life of the soldiers
overseas intlnd to leave nothing un- ’10, who “as tillvitttr a ca.
done this autumn and winter to en- Danbury and “as about you
it‘t‘Iain the men in khaki Not the ay. He told t‘otoncr l‘ht'..tn
least important project on foot is salt! sotnetllittr “huh lu- in
to be a blilnlttt ldllllli; imu.
~ed automol. 1e. but \lllt‘ll
the schema llt‘ llllllltl lllt ti. -.
t ground. lln- (lltl not Mu lnr
lie Strike lllt‘ but, but
(opinion that sonn- [Hill (It
1' lultllll liki‘t‘ llll llll‘ lllt'\’t‘l-
tlit-r \l‘ilncr‘s “as .l maul
in the Steveth‘ iatiilv. ml»
at directly 'rillil llli' iit‘t‘lllvltl
his Weed entett-tl llli' httiisi.
.etstood Miss \vt‘i‘ll to my,
awfully sorry we litll
" Miss. \\'t-etl Was (liters-tin
this by t‘orottcr l’llt‘lillhllti“"
denied tnakinc th'.~~ slain
ornttcr Phelau said yiwtettmy
was of the opinion lll.i‘ lin
ld clearly rccllll jll>l what
at the time of the accident
i also brought out. the .or-
(ml. that the boy did not :vl
(tilbicycle unt-il haJ'vlts about
on feet from the driveway en
thl driver of the Weed auto
H$d not see that he. was going:
the formation of an all-star baseball
team embracing a number of players
who formerly shone in the malm‘
leagues. but who now are serving- in
the battle. lilies in France.
The movement l:t under the
auspices of the Y .\I, (‘. A. and the
Knights of Villullllill.‘ and llli' lt‘lllll
uill be in charge of .litltnnv livers.
formerly captain and star second
baseman of the f‘lticltgo t‘ubs. who
is serving in Fianvr as a tield sucrc
iary for the Knit-lib. leers has ill"
itcntbled what promises to no one o'.
llll' stronccst teams that ever has pl!"-
fnrmad on foreign soil, and a totlr nl .
the divisional camps in whom
France. is bring ill‘l'allmwl. it is like-
ly the games will lain-
l't
joint 1: .
i -,.t_
itui.
place tlll“lnL'
November and December. for the cll‘
mate in lower Flal‘lt'l’ la hallm- in win
for. The cluo will no the rounds of
the divisional teams and hospital staff
hint-a and will pral‘ a majority of the
names for the benefit of the wounded
warriors at the large hospiltals in
Southern France.
The official lineup has just been an-
nounced and it is likely the tour will
”9"“ early nevi month. The first
game will be played in Paris with a
team rccruited front the Paris League
clubs. numbering lllian skillful_bail
tosaers who played in the minor
leagues before citing abroad to help
overthrow the lioche
Lino-up Complete
Evert: has completed the line-up of
hill club. The pitching staff will in-
-cltl‘he rut-h Famous alara as Gravel!"i
t‘levelnnd .-\lett'i'm|‘ei‘. formerly crnc
. ‘ . B r for Another Term Geardt
ntountlsman of the Cubs. fiberrol olThnae Years in Prison.
NR1). Oct. S.—One man sent
Smith. who used to pitch for the Dot]-
to iriaon. bench warrants lssttl-tl
d incline until he was only it.
it: away.
l tr l‘helan said that tltetc
W' ing new introduced iii-calm-
bl hange his decision and that
W boy‘s death may have been
(in he presence of the autontw
bl vicinity, tbcre wart no mim-
in ity on the part of the drivi-r
bf .
MURDER
TRIAL POSTPONED
GI
gora; icon Cadore. also of the Dod-
fct ready in prison and the mill
gem. who now is a lieutenant in the
army: Otiit inmheth, formerly of the _ ' ..
Indiana. and Charley Noyes. thot Eh I” l“ -‘ postponed or at lea .
last seaaon was one of the most promv, underm Were the results. of the
hum: of t‘ontilo Mack's spring crop of 5e f the Superior l rlmmal
votinflaters on the Athletic» ' (‘0 .V before it adjournment to
I Anv fan will readily appreciating) at to a. m. by 111.13.. L9,..."
» ‘s Iondiil work its v. .u. c. A..j . .
:llltlnth: Knights of Columbus havP' \i'll‘mnsrdli of'thz? cilty \dh" slim
. lobed in assembling such a, . t a cm in to ion at ,wr
:ltcfflllll); staff. it is a staff of major. llolFrnnkiln a\‘0nut', git-memo. .-
lcague calibre fore and all. and any: liked guilty to aggravated .-..
club of soldiers. that opposes the hill slum! was sentenced to st..tc
vliar—nine is such to be ptlt to it bald prieg‘lm one to three mam
l ion of State's At'nrnov Al-
‘ .
willie catchers will be Hank (iowdy-I (broom-t ordered 1mm, Wal'l‘flnlw‘
formerlv star backstop of the Boston . issvr John H. Kllgallln and “W
Bravesiwho won the slimlll honor 07} llalovan. who are serving Sull-
being the first hall pinbyer to m't‘l‘ifiiblg lie thrusting: Sn”? aiB\JC‘;hp'-t
.iiankl'ts cell it e m em. in l e (Yty an and
llhnemszivpmuce ever since the United Tr npany. State's Attorney AL
States leaped into action and has won .0 9,. .0 present me” man on a
the commendation of baseball “fans ch erm‘y in connectl on with
the country over. Regan. Who “97"“ th imony in the. trial of William
brlollv'xvith t‘incinnatl. also will catt'll .\i f Boston. who was comm.“
3. ' of be third memb o
fo'ldl'gisAl‘tltss‘gitembled a formidable to run aWayPl-A'ltlt‘220fiutg
infield. too. Dots Miller. veteran of the banking room.
the C"irdm““ls'\; figgalhnlzsxze Jill'- fgrEtnltfiiTr (‘i'lll‘ilg‘an'tvill not
.ntc.a ' ' ra aerm'n'
hftlthdnwn first base. D0i3 is plaYinS 1‘
as well nit ever in the games behind
.and
John F. Forward will “ialii‘
ilhe battle lines in Flanders l‘ ‘ to the court. Thursday, for
Ishould be it tower 0f erf'nillh 3‘ f” _ a of venue to another counh
for the stars. f“ of the case. Mr. Alcom told
. ers will cover second himself.
Millet reports from France are to the
effect that Even. in as fast as ever:
The strain of increasing years has pl
impaired his game in the least.
'wlli have full charge of the team on
the field.
served several
‘mflllhf.f'o.r'.iii:hithletics and made andrit t... "#1 f... "in” l‘m
an excellent showing. will pin! third ’neltls lime. Mm ”mm" L, m
Bates prmuiacd in develop into a mi thcbrti Jail. who it n. . ,. pm.
. but when t c mint it, title, with the i'Xl'rZi'tuI
m :3"an “let be , of on b! .-t the state prison
a. «a «mood ., —- .
“m """“ in menus”
oven... in an wed
ill but he regretted that he was
One your reason was
'aughn of the Universityjtf
linens. is a" physician ind
Chdlow in government sot-tire
into action-
fiv Ila"
the Ni", .
3-3;“: “' "" unmi- .. m. or nuns" ALIEN
.. m... that will tour "It
A. g. f, ' 'GTON. Oct. Q.» Evident!
nbownbal tho um ll
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