Regent Theatre
Today
George Walsh
‘In the Comedy Drama,
“THE Kin IS
.CLEVER”
Full of Pep and .Speed.
Also, Tenth Episode of
“The Eagle’s Eye”
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Matinee, 2:15. Evening, 7 and 9
o'Clock.
Today
Kim: Bauzot and
Marguerite Snow
In Eighth Episode of
“The Eagle’s Eye” ‘
. Charles Ray, in
"THE‘CLAWS OF THE HUN."
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Wallace Reid in
“Less Than Kin”
Coming Soon
tuucutnru
MINTZ
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muons-rm. . ' m
scans-e the sale .
‘ ltae m of an «mutation. and the
Tfact that his elclent service was
REMAIN 0N ‘openiy acknowledged by the «guilt-l
. that proposed the name is C“ MEAL
I THEIR JOBS ‘Kczeswr, this secret coterie ruthless- NE ‘
i t m.) ly swept aside all courtesy and prece:i ‘
(continued now ”N dent, and elected Councilman Murphy : UV
iHoover Issues “General 01‘-
i tiers” Instead of “Re-'
. quests” to Conserve Food:
,in Restaurants—Onellalf:
Ounce of Cheese or Butter,’
aild You Must Ask For;
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Proprietors of all the local hotels.
restaurants and lunch counters re-
ceived a phalnpiet entitled:
. War Program for
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CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED '
in his place. . .
races unable to comprehend. at first. “Last ml the 5mm conduct was
what’had been Pm 0"" by ”1" police evident, and the councilman iron: the
ladvocates. Third district was so impatient to car-
‘ In accordance with the usual routine. n, out the mandate of the ”met 1g“,
‘City Clerk twins D- Wm“ read merit, of this combination, that net
{the call. which. as mal- “‘35 “0099* coma not wait until the details of thet
ed. The following is the call of the first item of the call. cumming .‘he'
‘ meeting. which figured so prominently: arrangements for the. m election!
1. To take all necessary and prop were disposed of. but arose in his place
‘er action and to make arrangements to make his motion to adjourn. I
“’1' the 5‘3” electipn. ‘0 be held 0" “The second item in the call. con-
November 5. 1918' ' cerning the reduction of the police
2. To reduce the‘nurnber of police- force. was impnded to be covered by
men of the city or, to take all neces- the tollowing reputation, which the
”U and ”mp” action {0" an indefln- above adjournment prevented": ‘ .
ite leave of absence to police officers Whereas. A specific appropriation
Ul- the city: ‘ ’ was made for police salaries for the
. Everything started off merrily and fiscal year, 19181219. at the last-regu»
the onlookers settled down in their lar meeting of the Boat-d of Estimatv.
bcllcht's to spend an enjoyable cven- for [be number of policemen then The letter urges all persons catering
ing. The Council passed a resolution members of the police force of the m ”mums of all hotpm restaurants.
naming tht Town House, for the First (‘ity of Norwalk, at the rate fixed in clubs and public eating places: to 0b
and Fourth districts; the Central Fire the then existing ordinance. and SP”? all. (f the drastic regulations
station, Second ““1"” “d ”‘9 Mill" Whereas. ’l‘hc (‘ouncil of the City “T on luding t‘re limitation or sugar to one
flower fire station, Third district. as Norwalk has voted. since said time. to iuurp or teaspoonful “which must suffice
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General Order it. i
No public eating place shall display
"or permit to be displayed food on its
premises in any such manner as may
cause its deterioration so that it can
not be used for human consumption.
General Order 12. .
No mblic eating place shall serve or
‘ permit to be served what is known as
gobble cream or cream ‘tit- luxu" andf
u ‘ny event. no cream containing over
20 ier cent
served.
Public Eating Places
this morning which was accompanied
by an explanatory letter from Robert
Seoville, Federal Food Administrator
for Connecticut.
of butter fat shall be
AUSTRIA GETS
A REPLY FROM
UNITED STATES
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REGENT THEATRE TODAY
George Wallh la “The la Clever." AI.
no “The Eagle's Eye"
Here are a few “stunts" George
does: '
He arrives at the pier just as his
ship ‘° pulling out and fit ts aboard by
one of h ~= famous broadJumps.
He foniles a bomb while in the
riggin'v of a ship until the sizzling
fuse has disappears, then tosses it so
”rat its explosion will blow him front
'- s north into the rigging of another
t lilfli.
ile then travels hand over hand
“lime 'm-ty foot of rope. some eighty
tvet abovq deck. llntll he can find it
cone ladder “Melt the explosion ‘tlidn‘t
wreck. on which to descend.
He has a battle royal ln everv scene
and there are close to 3th an \-s in
the picture.
We docssome porch clitnbltm which
‘ ruld shame. a crack second'atory
man.
He rescues a fair hidden from a
' submarine just as it eubmertzcs. while
under fire from a battleship,
He. carries onva hand-grenade fight
with a band of Mexican lnsurr‘ectos
single handed and wins.
“The Kid is (‘lever" is as full of
fun and humor as thrills, all because
when George becomes mixed up in a
Mexican revolutionary lmbroglio he
thinks :he dark visnced desoerndoes
were motion plcture actors ptit up to
their devllfry by his father.
BANNERS OF ‘22
NATIONS WAVE ON
FIFTH AVENUE
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vetl banners are hunt. one for the Li—
berty Loan itself, the
over, each building has its red bun-
ner with the inst‘rinfion “Buy I.'hnrtv
floods." and at l‘ ~ points whet“
stands or booths l e been erected.
the draperict are , 'so in rid. But
when the fl:‘zs if he natirns besin
to emerge. ch‘anuinc from street to
street. roughly equal in number from
street to street... and breaking the
maze of red with clusters of blue out!
while and yellow and black and
::,reen. there is a scene of extraordiu ‘
_:try gayeiy.
Th9 flags of the dem
are all there. l-‘ew pensons may have
realized the, true geographic extent of”
the present union against autocraCy.
which includs such widely dissimilar
novernmenis as Slant. Serbia. Liberia.
t"liina. Brazil, Japan. Cuba, Bohemia.
' autemalaxand the. rest. All are
‘ here the small nations quite as pront-
inenf as the large so far as the flats
and allotments of space are concern.
ed.
TODAY IN 'WALL STREET.
NEW YORK. Oct. 19 (Wall Street.
10:30 a. m.)~—Another vigorous rise
in prices accompanied the very active
opening of today's Stock Market. even
the war group. neaptly under pue-
scoring
_ other ill‘fll‘lnL"
the name of one of the Allies. Mort->9
occatlc nations"
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“location of chd
“Washinzh‘ .l. L,
‘K-ct. 't’. 1918.
Wolfe was president of the‘t‘ouncll. ed to the cotnnrisibn at Washington at
last year. and while it is customary to ”'0 "mm“ "WWWNU ”3‘9-
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the polling places for the State elect increaSe the pay of the policemen. of tor fruit. cereal. hm. .0”. t.‘ h. t. ,.
tion. it nthe first Tuesday following the said city, beginning November 1. l9ln.\ ounce of butter. and the same amount
firbf Monday in November'~ Tuesday. and during said fiscal year, and trt‘ (‘hpdttar or ordinary store cheese.
November 5. Vt'hereasv The appropriation ”“4““ and other body blths to pampered up
For the first and only time during for is insufficient to pay the. increased'petites. and contains this significant
lllt‘ t‘Vt’mni: Mayor Donovan 100k lbta Day provided for; in said ordinance. to paragraph, as it gentle hint that
floor in regm‘dfi l0 an 0m” in a ”"0‘ take effect November 1. and ~ trouble is sure to follow any infringe-
lution which had been passed at the Whereas. There is not and has not ment or dodging of the new rules. .
last regular meeting of the t‘ouncil. been. for some time past. the neces- Regulations Supplant Regan". Swedish Minister follows:
The resolution in question “'8’ 0“ sity for the number 0’ policemen “0W “It is the purpose of the Food Ade Sir:
”‘3' "““Wd "- “‘"ng llyingtun ““0 members or the polio? force. in said ministration to enforce these regula- llrave the honor to acknowledge. the
Jl’l‘cluiah Egan «8 "J‘l‘ltin'll‘al'H 0f ‘01 citv_ Now. therefore. ‘ time, and while most concerns- will receipt of your as); of the séventlr in“
3”" “l m” coining “emu“ This Be "- 3950”“. That it 1’ “ECGBFRI‘X voluntarily conform to them. others slant in which on transmit a corn-:
rhould haw been 80 1’"?qu “5 ‘0 that said police force be reduced in who do not will subject themselves munication of the imperial and Royal'
"“1““ ”W men “5 "lnfllrucml'fi 0“ ”‘9 number, and that a reduction of six to an “unfair order.“ which means Government of Austria-Hungary to the
voting machines." at ”I‘P election. but members of said force be, and the that licensed dealers in commodities President. lam now instructed by the
had b9?" Passed by ”I? CONN“ Willi same is, hereby made. ' used by public eating places will be President to request you to be good
We em" unnmk‘ed‘ A ”0‘10“ “5 Dated at Norwnlk. Connecticut. this forbidden to sell supplies to violaters enough, through your Government. to
duly mad" and passed correcting this 18th day of‘Oclober, 1913. . of the regulations." convey to the imperial Ind Royal Gor-
’ 9m" and lhl’ 01‘! ("INK W35 inm‘um‘d The present administration was It is well to note that the word ‘reg- ernment the following reply:
10 d0 "19 same. elected on a platform of an economl- ulation supplants the word "request. “The President deems it his duty to
Councilman Eldridge quietly: ‘001‘ ml and careful expenditure of public that was used in former letters of slm- say to the Austro-Hungnrian Govern-
the “00’ and innocently “5k“! ”'9 funds. It is claimed. by Mayor Dono ilnr import front the same source. and meat that he cannot entertain the pre-
mayor if that ended the election ques- van. that there is. at present, a sur- those who are still in doubt. should sent suggestions of that Government
lion. Mr. Donovan replied in the af- plus of policemen» There'ls a cryinlz' study the iollowlnx: because of certain events, of ytmoat
fir-mative. unsuspicious 0‘ what the need for workers, in every line of in-! mm Limportance. l'thh occurring since the
question was leading t0- dustria] activity. and the mayor says UNITED sures delivery at his address of the eighth
"Well.” drawled Mr. Eldridge. “I the city can well dispense with the F000 ADMINIITRATION of January last, hate necessearily al-
move we adjourn." WM“ the full im- services of at least six police officers. “ ' 1"“ the attitude and NSDOBIlNHiY
port ofthese few words were realized, without the least tmtmtmpnt or the General Order. for Public Eating of the Government of the United
the motion 'lrad been seconded by pmctpncy ot the department. Eating Places. States. Among the fourteen terms of
.(‘ouncllman Murphy. and had been For the purpose of the following gen. peace which the President formulated.
passed by the (‘ounciL and the men CONGRESS PREPARES and orders public eating places shall at that time. occurred the following: t
More preparing to leave their odicial FOR VACATION be defined to include all hotels. res- “‘X~~The people of Austro-Hungary,:
..~tti.~x. . WASHINGTON. Oct. 18.-Congres- tuurunfs, boarding houses. clubs. din- whose place among the nations we;
'. be mayor. and especially Council- “on,” lenders todav “Ducted early rat-l my: cars. and IlPlIfllh'llllil. and all wish to see safeguarded and assured.
mun Clarke. were rendered speechless ificzition liv th ”h. Senate and ”on“. places where cooked food is sold to he should be accorded the frecat oppor-
'bv this Before passing the motion. of plans drawn ”stem” for ndiourn- consumed on the premises. tunity of autonomous development.’
Mayor Donovan called the negative "M“ of (‘ongretis "om October 29 to The following general orders have "Since that sentence was written!
rside of the question. and Mr. Clarin- November 12 rm. 0‘." the elections. been issued by the Lnited States Food and uttered to the Congress of the;
had shouted n vociferous "No." llhgsflgv ill I .- itLttoottothtttitt tttttpttt-y Administration governing the opera- United States. thti Government of thta
The meeting broke up and. byghie .trhchlm.\. bill bv bt th Mum. “S u i trons of all such public eating-places. United States has recognised that a
time. u“. spectators had recov ”(Ward ham.) ”I'm “um ”um clearing. lit-st: orders to he t‘ifl‘t'lll’f‘ October 21. state of belligerency exists between
from their amazement and were dis- the it‘xisleliw thtmtthtr for It... httpt: tilts. it fun not boon deemed udvln~ the ('xcclloSlovnka and the German
attriointetlly filing from ti... hall, The Wmnon . table or necessutl :tt uhc ltl'rm'm time and the Austrollungnrlan Empires,
councilmen 1" attendance “'9” E“ The Scuttle Finance (‘orntnitlee re “"Ufllll “I‘llt‘t‘lw' ill" Oltt‘l‘ltlltm 0‘ and that the (‘zcclro-Slovak: National‘
dr-ldge, Stevens, Murphy. Russell, hum“, t-tmttidtimtlon of the revenue “It'll public ratin‘ulthuct‘. but in cases (‘ouncil is at de facto belligerent gov?
Moor'e.~Volk and Clarke. with City bill today. “hymn": "n “m“ “Mum. when- the pulrlollr t‘ufilll‘l‘ttlltm 0’ eminent. clothed with proper author
(‘lerk i. I). Robertson. Mayor Jerernl- lute H... pt-tttty it “mutt out the noun. “It‘ll public callus lilncvs can not be ity to direct the military and political,
ah Donovan and Corporation (‘ounsel ”mtg“... for luring It". salaries of the secured by Other means. UN‘ United affairs of the (‘recho—Slovnlts. It hasi
Edward J. Quinlfln- t president and federal state iutltzes and S “1‘“ Fm“ “'1""""”".“”" will "f“ “1“" l't‘t'flxnizcd. in the fullest manner.
Mayor Donovan. when intervrcwod. it... income on' state and “tunlcipal “95W“? 'U Ft‘t‘ul‘t‘ l‘l'lllllhtlui‘r With llf‘ the justice of the nationalist aspira-
lllifi morning, in reference in lbc itc- bonds. holding that them- tnxes would """"r' ””"”‘g" "t‘ ”mm" “f '1'“ ‘H-‘m- lions of' thc Jiiizo-Sluvs for freedom.
tion of the Council. last evening. in I“) unconstitutional. bacon ot sugar. flour and other food “The President is. therefore, no
voting to uljoum without consuming 'ullulh‘r}. longcr at liberty to accept the mere,
the item in the call for the special RURAL canmens EXAMINATION. :\ l’zlllurt‘ '0 “WW!“ ‘0 nul‘ M llu‘ nutonpmy' of illt‘sc peoples as it basis
(‘ouncil meeting. proponing to reduce The United Stun-t.- (‘itii Servici- cont following ”“1“” “'l“ l)? ““lill‘dml “5 “ 0" lll‘ilt‘t‘. but is obliged to insist that
the police ior‘ceamtcd “tluti such uc- tttisrion h.» announced 'ft ovittiinn iw:"“v“ll "'me “”Vh'u‘b“ "V """‘ " lllPl’. and not he. shall be the judges
tion was urrprccedentcd. It is a con. mm for u... county l'i l“.ll|'ii.‘itl. (‘tntu Four nt lit“ Fl‘iltl (‘onirol Act of Au. or what action on the part of the Aus-t
tetnpiuous disregard of a vital public to 1‘0 held at "tn" notch. Sou"; .‘"»;' g‘” '0'1917' li‘J “‘D‘Hl'mliu‘m" GOH'I‘UW‘M “'le satisfyi
matter and the interests of citizens iva‘k lin.‘ liinhurt on .\'ovt-tnln~t it. ' General'tlrder 1~ ”I?” d-‘il'll‘fl'l‘nfl “ml their conception
and taxpayers. The city charter pro- lots to fl. tht- ncsititur: of rural cur ,‘\“ public outing place “ha“ 59“"? 0" of limit rights and thHlllll’ tlr' members
vides that the (‘ouncll meetings snail rier nt lhonkiitd. Wilton nod tilt-l “mm" “" "“ 39"”) my “Nd brother of “‘9 ““111inlllltlonfi."
be lurblic.'yct certain members of the wieh llllii vat-.tnciot that may Error m “M” "mm“ which “0"“ "i" contain ACCFDI. Sir. the renewed assurances
Council have been meetlnz in secret cur c“ iurwl i": t... t'I-Hu . " tin-st ".mm 3" ”W "on? M MW” "0‘" 8“" “f “‘3' “We“ consideration.
and 8‘03”“? Publicly over their thl‘t‘e- Cinctld ill the rim o ‘llt‘lllifillt’il tt-urrtl, ““"‘"“v "0’ $h“”»" serve "" permit ‘0 (Signed) ROBERT LANSING. .
mcnts, made in sfltrclutmber sessions, The examination will lie opt-u tvtly it) *0 served more fhutt :5 till'u't's or this In announcing his reply. SWWMW
“3' this same gfur chamber method, at mnlc citizens who are actually donti- ""Nfit “MW“ “9 \ ”or? h""““- 0" ” Luflslnx also made public. the official
”10 previous meeting of the Council. cilt-d in li‘l.‘ lcrrilol')’ of a melodic in no “9“"? Bread " S"'"““‘ "“m‘ than Vll‘" 0f ”‘0 Arturo-Hungarian “("0- 1'
those same members look advantage the (.t unty "mt who meet the other re l ounces of other breads (such its corn follows:
of the absence of Dr. Wolfe, who wits (lulrerucn's set forth in ldortu No. 197']. bread. nrufllns. Boston brown bread,
busily engaged with the influenza epi. This form and application bl inks may "1” Sandwiches or bread served at
mimic. and violated the practice and b.- obtnined front the offices mou‘i‘oned 1"“,de camps. “"d rye bread con: I ‘ ’
procedure of all deliberate bodies. its ohm-o or from the i'nitutl S'utos t‘ivil mining 5" p" “9'“ “r “1"” "l 9V9 "(TI‘ansnttionL .
well as the courtesy due to official ltO- Service (‘ttttrrtrission at Washington, '3‘" “0““ “r" ”“11“" “E“‘l’i‘elh‘ii By Order of my G0" l
sltion. Notwithstanding that Dr. D. ('~ APDHt'Hlitms should be l'ul'waid 6°"3'a' 0"" 2- eminent ! havo the honor confidential-'
No public eatinuitlui‘v film“ “9“"? 0‘ ly to transmit herewith to you the folvi
permit to bl‘ “We“ bread 0" mil-"t “9 lowing communication of the Imperial:
a garniture or under-meat. and Royal Government of Austria-
General Order 3- Hungary to the President of the Unit-
No public eatint; place shall allow ed States oi America:
any bread to be brought to the table “ ‘The Austin-Hungarian monarchy
until after the first course is served. which has waged war always and 3019:
General Order 4. ly as a defensive war and repeatedly
No public eating place shall serve or given documentarv evidence of its'
permit to be served ‘0 one patron “t readiness to stop. the shedding of
any onemeal more than one kind 01’ blood and to arrive at a just and hon-
rueat. For the purpose 0! this ““9 orable peace. hereby addresses itself
moat shall be conntdered as Including to his lordship, the President of the
boef- mutton, pork, poultry and any by- United States of America. and offers
products magi?“ Order 5 to conclude with him and his allies an
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No public eating place shall nerve sebum]: inotbifrteltl'?allixdonzgltlei‘aiiginfi
(‘l‘ permit to be served any bacon as a dintely upon negotiations for a peace
firtrulturc. for which the fourteen principles in
. General Order 5' the message of President Wilson to
.\0 public eating place shall serve or Congress of January 8 1918 and the
pormit to be served to any one para it “four points contained ' in I’resideni
”‘ any “"0 m9“! "‘0’“ ma“ “‘3‘“ 1' Wilson's address of February 12-19181
ounce 0f butter. . should serve as n foundation'abd ink
.Genera' 0"" 7\ which the viewpoints declared by
No public i'lllfl’lg place shall serve or President Wilson in his address 0ft
permit '0 h" ”WM to any ““0 ””50“ September 27 1918 alsb will be taken
at any one meal more titan cno half into account" ' '
ounce of (‘lteddnr commonly called “Be pleased toncccpi p“.
Americah cheese. . (Signed) ' ‘
General Order 8. ‘
Nopublic eating place shall use or "His F
terml‘ the use of the sugar bowl on '
the table tr lunch punter. .\'or shall
any public eating p ace‘serve sugar or
permit it to be served unless the guest .. .
o requests and in no event shall the , . . ‘
‘ illllollnf mm to any one pemn at cm THIS 0" f-«I'l '5 WORTH
any one meal exceed one teaspoonful § " "0”"
t"" lta ”“1“.th ‘ I’lon't m'n till! Cut out this clip
‘1“ him Order tn.“ Paclone with he and loan it to file:
. pu on u olace tita- or . . . ,t i
permit the use of an amount of sugar :‘C‘L‘tm’ “mm.” "m“ ' (“fig
tandem-clinic‘s” ..wrtlnayaarlaneanlndte-
tnlaeiy meals served. M all "‘3’ V“- ‘5 receive . return '
to: some on no in
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‘Bank, of which Selle-ck
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MW """ rum ‘
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The news spread like " |
‘ ‘ ‘lldfire and
surprised oihcrals oLihe First districti
ier . . ' . . was the cash-l all 1'8 With WM ‘ l.
, until hrs resignation was acceptedi Lnxmies and G.“ m
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The. Ilistricl. Commissioners were very; 7'
positive that the case did not directly hi hi
mwreheistoobusyehu-
which their former treasurer is bowing fiat-mans ‘0 eat. to the real W”
rior court. under hail of 810.000. i a. ”blee's 11.;th back 0! the l; II;
The bank officials seemed as much the: ricau soldier is depe .
the arrest. and it is generally credited olllfilalihi‘e11‘9",“n great organizations -II
that the truest. last night. was not in the Lnited War W
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and of the Fairfleld County National; Will the 80”“ I”
rather abruptly, some few months agoi
mm the bar Methodists that a.»
concern the former charges, under '
awaiting trial in the Bridgeport Supe- (“hut-how” that New him cheerful.
surprised, it nor as much mystified, by for ”-3 comfort, his touch 0' .
made dirt-ctiy on complaint of the bank on I ign.
people. He needs these organizations Iv-
it was the general opinion, on the "y M. or, 3y." ""y "“9""? "0.!“ th.
my“! “WNW; that we charges time he enters the servrce until that
happy day when American arms luv.
tri hired and he's mustered out.
. with any of the fine Ameri-
ran) ‘who have mine back fro-s
France. armless. leglgs. blind son.
of than, gas-wrecks others. They will‘
iefl‘ Mil how these organizations help-
ed M “over there,” the Y. M. C. A.
;h: 3" ‘1". (‘. A. the K. of 0., the Jew:
s . e fare Board. the American Ll-
Wm-V Bank, In" mamAssot-iatm and the Salvatio.
would prove to be in connection with
the our ct-rirtitations of checks, made
by him, while “Km” of the bank. .
()thers vvcrrt so fat as to repeat.
more or less vogue rumOrs, regarding
the disposal of certain checks. which
"were practically trust funds, and
which were rnadcuas installment pay-
ments on certain stocks. held in cus»
tody by the Fairfleld C
til the total value was paid but the '
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. mostipelrsrs‘tient questioning could “Ol'luekyi‘enough t? St oofireiin has:
posrt ve y i entity the story. it i ti 1 it cup:
Will Other Arrests Follow? e lbw” cal y how 1 eWar "
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The topic that seemed to overshad tm‘hgi‘yhsgtjgflfig ‘fig m
on the actual arrest, however, when {h "Q”, my til-camp.
ever- the matter was discussed, is best. " as America in preparing bl
”lbw“ ”‘ "‘9 WWW": the greatest free. .ili uttering in In:
Have "-0“ heard of any Other ar- history. The United War Campaign-
rests in connection with the. ca'se?" the 'set-pn spltndid orgghtttations a.
While theuuestroners were very chary rang—fling! ha“. “M 5039 Mo to 33...:-
°f “WWW a query as to the‘reason the boys happv. The time for It;
0! the Inquiry. certain it n that the gums November not and go.-
name 91 several well-known business through till the 18th. In the week.
men are frmuentlypenttonea 1.“: con- generous America—will be asked t.
new” “ml "‘9 “5% unlooee again its money. And gem
The charsea against Mr. Selleck, as one America will. The fact t t thh
omen"! elven. are: country h-n't failed in a sin e till-I
Two charges of over certifying the sudden demand of world war at
checks, when there was not money ed makes that certain.
bnough on the account to meet them,‘ Day and night the welfare nreanir
Ind chances of making false entries in atlona are btrivinx to make our ad
‘3 “new ”PM made to one of the diers the most efficient, the cleaned~
representatives of the bank in going and the most intelligent that a“.
over the “00”“. ’ fought the big fight. Perfect more.
The amounts 0: the two checks were is welding them into a perfect or»
330.000 and $19,000 respectively. in; force, just as perfect governor“
Amount In Bank Not Affoctcd. or: tidal is welding them into “
It is specifically stated that there is stupendous man-power machine MI
no monies missing from the banks on is milling the terrible Hun ruthlflrt
these transactions. but that the arrest but.
is for the acts of over certifications,‘ (lexical Pershing himself vole-Q
and for the misstatements, as charged. “‘0 need “f the welfare ”"9" in "
Security Companies my Up. \ ‘stntement to his staff. .. ‘
An interesting and cheering devel-‘ ‘flentlemen. he said, this army 0!
convent in the Sellt‘ck case is [hp fact Ours has a heart and a contusion...”
that the Aetna Indemnity and Security and "wit. heart and consciencd mat-t-
Company. of Hartford. turned over to b“ fed" _ I
the commissioners of the First Taxing To,““"”“" the feeder? of ”I; a.
district. yesterday, the sum of $8,000, army in heart and (innocence—t so -
an indemnity on the bond of (‘lte‘ster S. on united organizations—that is til.
Seller-k while treasurer of the district. reason of that November llth Gr": _
The amount was immediately lnvpstptl The country mIIBi 'oiler the 8 N f
in ”W purchase of Liberty Bonds. 000.000—and will. , .. '
New England will do its bit. as
nutnutmou'l‘. Oct, la—crtester s. New Rolland has ever since the mar
A WE'R- flrrf‘sli‘d in: ct this wonderful nation was
bv Federal officers ast night. was started a century and in.“ but;
held bv United States Commissioner along the road to Lexington.
Hush .I. La‘vory, today. in 83.000 for 0th- New miglatid quota. in tho hat
:1 ht’nrlng on October 2:». Work drlw isn't much. We are aar-
"“-' Firm give. just 815.4.“ 373. Thai 1’
divided liv states as follows:
Massachusetts—89,048 435.
(‘onnectlcu‘t—«SBfiOOfilio.
Ilhnde tauntt—st..2§o,5ls.
Maine~890u.327.
New "amp-NW
. Vermont—3471.705.
. . . . l . . New Ffitclanti lwr bovs rizht in the
Diocese of Connecticut to full a victim thick of it alone the far flung battin- ~
tohpanlsh W‘.““““‘~ front. will glatllv come through, to
The first v stint of the dread t‘plv be colloquin. ‘ ,
demic among the Junior clergy of the Here's what the orzanizatiobs that]
diccest‘ is the Rev. Thomas A. llrun: need financial help do' '
bley. wlto‘ze death occurred this morn The y. M. (t_ A. and K. of C.. haw
lng "‘ 5“- Mary‘s hospital. Waterbury. thousands of secretaries and hundred
Father Grumbley's ten years or of huts and headquartprs in camps
Brit‘s”? ministration brought him ‘0 here. and right back of the lines over
various corners of the diocese. and there from the North 393 down i0
everywhere that he labored he won Switzerland, and along the mountain»
recognized its ii zealous- and devoted ous Italian grout» They accompapv‘
priest. with but one ambition before the fighte‘ from the thug he‘s induct—
lrim. and that to further the interests ed till lies 'hmugh_ “Rey proVide .
of his Master's Kingdom. hot drinks. “fags." athletic euulpment
Father Grumbley was taught early in. and entertainment.
life the priceless value of his cherished They furnish libraries with {hp mil»
faith. His parents are remembered in lions~of books collected by the Amel-
Norwnlk as having yielded to none in lean Library Association. They work ‘ ‘
self-Lutcriflclng devotion to their hand in hand with the Jewish Web
church. and their names.were field in fare Board. which has huts, too. and
high esteem by the clergy of St. Mary's cares for the thousands of Jewish ho- -
parish. Although it emailed a walk of toes who are doing their hit. Hun
over four miles. the future priest was dreds of Jewish men and .women
encouraged to faithful attendance at alreadf‘havegone overseas. The! ‘
the parochial school, where his ele- teach the illiterate English. and have
mentary education was obtained. morelhan bridged what little chasm.
It was apparent in those purly days stretched between Jew and Gentile
that the hope of one day mounting to before the great Var welded Ameri-
tlre altar of God-was boing nurtured ("3's differnt elements into one 810*
within his bl‘easl. and his faithful cor. our: unit.
respondence it: the ideals that were The Y. W. (IVA. hostess houses are
set before him. marked him a fitting fam°“3.‘.‘°w through EUPODB. glad
candidate for the honor to which he refused fol the soldiers rwho comet
aspired, 5 Weary back from the trenches: Y. W. ‘
superiors and associates in the higlt- C~ Al‘sirls #0 Tight “b 10 the front
or institutfins in ovlrich he. was sub- M“ “‘1'“ “18 wounded. So. tom do:
reqtiently enrolled, foun‘d beneath his the Salvation Army funnies. whole:
retiring and quiet disposition a firm 79"” work has made their story m
and loyal character. He was frank." the'prettv 9”" 4" W0?“ conflict.
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I
TOUCHING TRIBUTE
TO FATHER GRUMBLEY
in the Catholic Transcript this
mcrninmtltcrc was it touching tribute
tc llev. Father Thomas Grunrbley. who
in the Catholic
E"\Ifl‘
and outs often when occasion demand- And~thd work 0I the War CW COI'~ is;
ed it. and not to be swerved from the mm"! 3‘3""? in 'h'“ country need: i?
perlormnnce of duty as he saw it. “0 PWW- “‘9 Millions 0! m , ,3
The faithful of xmvtch and at Will ster- ‘110 have been taken gin»
erbury. in which places the young hotnan, “he“ "i" 3"“ "'0!!! M
priest labored longeatywere not slow,“‘"‘- 9" sufficient iribute. - ’t
. - . - ’ ' We lust natural! ‘ "T
to appwciate his worth. His time has . “9 “m “m“ ‘17
theirs. in so far ll his sat‘erdolal ecr. NW“? '0 "l“ “9"" 0' W 3i
vices could be rendered. in- lilid. llttlel Am-
talue for ,atolnl life. but found in "‘9‘ ” “"“"
company at his Miracle-rte: and in; CHI-V 3%.:075‘m" _
the pursuance nf his daily adult-alums; WM. ' '1’ ' W N”
all the llamas Mien Ohm be”. Wk“ “4.8""9'" m
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“flint-ilk? slow to dine-r; :zwuw furth- pep-neat"
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