tntttntttmt
a ; «Bllll'iSINflllEllille
nut tl- u“ I» .. W.
> . ‘4 I n V t- Int-'5an.,-a: ti
H ia‘ e mi. [4: ' ‘. tr "i
I ‘iv. stunt .. no
A u? I! -t- '-t _ t.\ “on in}
'l'ottw \i‘l’tls:1 to t’m 7. ~ a“!
ir In-. ‘-:t. \tl' Hi" I.
' at» r‘ IL It. Ila tutti-"U
[huiltsty - t"t .i it; litttts ." u. All A”
hell (I It ttt's .‘tutnoseou tor tho
it. «oil it » wit toll ht hi» lltft't'n
l’. Jutlt lit 1“? who ultIII‘tl in this
Is (at) 3.: ~t- “LI“. int >|u~lliilK pull
n. Ltd ttslit' .‘kl\> he 3. point: to
c all his \tttt‘a at ti 1' l.;tk>t'tl L-vtttnas
III lie tie. l.tt('> he is in meat shape
id (lttlllb t‘. ,;t tut \tiil surprise the
"in: “mild h} thinning lh-ntpsey.
Jitntny Fortitnl; lilo is to have
nine oi hm z; to ll.t \tot' fund sport
rive unit~ l .. ‘vt -‘li piled to referee
te ituht \t '1“ til the Philadelphia
fort-es rilllt‘tl In Hush, and as
.‘lliltrl \ up not pttitiul to t-et‘tam
en Vol tti ll‘tltitttot‘e ofl‘leials
ori’wti.'.~ not” \\1\S HIERPSIMI and
mtnutly netepted by both fighters.
ohu the barber
Loses Dempsey Claim
MILVI'U'KF'LIC \‘I'is. (let. ftl. -.
dtze (itegort in the (-it‘euit t-ottti
-nrt yesterday upheld the injttnt-tion
per issued l7t~t May restraining
III) Reisie. of New York from in
eferin: with dark Dempsey. heavyn
eight boxer. lteisler t-lztiuted he held
contract with Dempsey whielt does
w expire to] another year.
The venue: means that the stamina
Its started it: New York and Now
Hey by Rt-isler virtually are dis
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ATHER M‘CRANN AT FUNERAL.
ot‘walk Priest Assists at Obsequies
of Rev. W. S. McElroy.
NEW HAVEN. (let. 1‘. . St. Front-is
lunch was crowded to the doors. uud
-ny nwited outside yt-tstorduy. when
(Monet-til of Rev. \‘l'altt-r Shouley
cEiroy. a popular young priest. who
ied reeently of influenza. Wits llt’itl
ere. Bishop John J. .\'ilan and o,
.rge number of priests from all ports
the tliot‘ese were in attendunet:
Rev. Father William Klit'tllllt‘ el
utel‘bury t-elebraled a suit-till] high
as (it requiem, assisted by lit-t. .lohn
ally of Stamford and Rex. Walter
C(iraun of Nrrwultt. Rut, John (I.
array, t-ltttnt'ellor ot‘ the Hartford
loathe. was muster til t‘eretnonies.
he honorary bearers were ltey. Wall
1' J. Shuttle) of lionhury. ltet’. J. J.
with of this City. Rev. i’. J. .\l(‘(li\'-
ey of Bridgeport. Rey. Peter McLean
f Milford. Rey. Ernest H. Wilson of
artfortl. titer. N. .i. Ryan of New Ita-
en. Rev. John A. Sullivan of Willi-
antic, Rev. W. l‘. Kileoyue of Water-
ry. Rev. John Kelly of Stamford.
nd Rev. Henry Coleman of Southtn:
ID.
The aetive bearers were Mayor Ila
In E. Fitzgerald, Postmaster Philip
roup. Probate Judge John L. Iibson
f this city. State Deputy William J.
ronin of the Knights of Columbus.
td Thomas J. (trottrk. Edward Mr-
oon.(Patt'iek F, ()‘Mettra ttnd 'l‘hotuau
td Thomas C. liraeltin.
The burial was in St. Miehztel‘s eetu
tery, Bridgeport.
GRANTS TWO-DIVORCES.
udge Joel H. Reed Presides at
Special Court Session.
Judge Joel H. Reed. presiding at a
Dental session of tile Superior eottrt
’ Danbury this week. granted two de-
. -.es of divorce. heard arguments on
demurre’r and assigned :t ease for
ext Vt'ednesday which will he a jury
at.
.th‘rancts Nolan was granted a decree
'f divorce from Fannie Nolan on the
ound ot‘ tiesertion. Dioeenne Abel
as granted a decree of divorce from
Nathan Abel on the ground of deltas
on and was also given the right to‘
{hange her ttztute to Dioeenne Rosenr
at. ,
‘I‘hp demurrer hinted was iii the
as» of [tar lt‘} Michael ts. .I. ll.
Iownseud. t’l ui, lltiwultl W. Taylor
presenting the plaintiff and t‘harles
. Mutphy. the defendant.
The ease assigned for next Wednes '
tty was that of the Amerieatt Surety
mpany vs. Jesse A. lhtnean rf Red-
ting. :t fomter tux collector of bed
' IS. The ease was to have come up
lcl‘ober ‘12 but was postponed on ur-
uunt of the illness of Attorney Tav-
or. eounsel for the surety company 1
tgutmnny & Connery of Norwalk. are:
”tinsel for the defendant.
'RICE OF OIL ADVANCED AGAIN.
NEW YORK. t_)et. 3I.-~The Stand-
rd Oil company of New York today
.‘ vain-ed the price of refined petrole-
t‘ m barrels I 14 cents to 171-4 cents
. zttlltm ’F‘tu :ttlrunee ts dtte to-the
('lt‘tlst d (a at of eooperuge.
i coueoeo so HE COUhDN'T i
' SLEEP
‘ Bronchial t'ottzhs. tirklltm In throat!
.1 Id asthmal'. : Sllllr‘lllci break one’s rest ‘
rd weaken one so tllltt the stilts... I!
. down an i s- t'iotts sirkttoSs mar re 5
VlLaEnos "all-ell. l‘aollJnd. Writesf
out! o sen-2e mid this tall and
laughed continually at ntztltt; (‘I’Hlld
.tuttv sleep The first bottle of Pol!
t .. Honey and TM N'llttt‘ed toe, en
Ii‘i~ whim.- my rough.” It eon-rt
”Lt" l mmhhl’amfii I‘I’h a Ili'til‘n‘
‘ ‘1 Wm!‘ :tt‘: mini. M phlegm"
.. up” up w-flmm
Fralfl. and (:aflney Discuss
Sale of Fenway Park I
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lltIS'rtt‘t_ in: '.‘l “'llt'll ltosebttIIl
Ithll."- int It it; Is tt\‘ll thi- Busltiu'
.\u-t man .lntl “thltlll National League;
lull tit h: tutwt likely will play at
thaw» I“ltltl. just its the two Nut
\‘ttti. elubs do business at the Polo
Grounds Hart) Flume. owner of the
World‘s ('Ii;.tttpiotts. and James A.t
(lull'nev I'orttitr (t\\'l\t‘]' of the lisau-su
who has suddenly :»l|‘|tl“'(l hut’k into
some import illl tontttttittn with tht‘
(‘lltlt hall a lone ttllllt'l't‘llt‘I‘ ill lt' yes
Nt'llllt‘l'\\'i‘1lltl ll.1lilt‘ :tn oflit'itll fitte-
lilt'l‘l. but it ~ hlitiwll they tlistttssetl
the him to hate both lloston tltlhs
use the some field in the home Pett-
wztv Park. home ot the .llllt'l'it‘alli
League. has int-reused in value and
President l“I'HZt';t‘ hos some \er_\ flat-
tt tint: offers to. the real estate. \thieh
I> vtorth tuote tor eottttuert-ittl Dill-
po-es thou illt‘ National League t'ielt‘t
'ilr_ (luft'ttet tod:tt' paid the treasurer
of the Waves $l7i flittl to help (over itt E
tel'ttst tlllt‘ on tltth hottds lie did this '
he t‘\|)litll1t‘tl. to ttt‘otttt his own the.
Ierests in tiit- trout llrutes Field
Sertts trotto tuoplw, l‘.‘.lltht more that}
Munro) l’atlt.
Hank (iowdy Pleads
For United War Drive
PARIS, (ht. .".I "llttnlt" tlowtlt
linsehuli stttr lwftll' he donned the lthu '
ki Zilltl tltt-ttons of an Auterit-uu :t‘
my set"'t‘:ttlt. hos st‘nl :t rillE'tttE tuttr‘
sate to r-lttlll tans in the l'nt'tet‘l
State.- to «UNION the tuoteuteut ot
tunintuiuittz the splendid wlnniue
morale of the Atttel‘it'an l-preditionaty
form‘s thtotteh several :tflt'nt‘lefl' eotu-
hitted iii the l'uitt-d War \I'otk t-attr
pttitrn. Howdy uses the Y. M ‘(‘. A.
as an example of what it. the K ol
(‘. and the ‘s‘atration Army and others
ure doing m’erseas. .
“When the men on your lt'lliil
kttorit hotue rttns erety time. we:
win.“ said Howdy. "Now, portner.‘
that‘s what the Y. M. t‘, A. is do)
in: in France. its serviet-s too
sure indispensable for every one of
us soldiers Amerieans get behind In.
their eltntupionship drive for fittuneiai
backing." . l
“Hank‘s” last ptthile nppearunt-e itt
Amerieu was attite till; world's ’t‘l .
ies. when he eolleeted funds for host-
balls and bats for soldiers
BENEDICT’S R‘ETORT
Tells Cummings What. Democratic‘
Candidate: Should do to Deserve
Support.
(‘outtnodot‘e E. t‘. Bent-diet of Green
with. intimate friend of former Presi-
dent (It-over t‘lerelatttl, today sent the;
following telegram to Aetlnt: (‘hnirt
man Homer S. t‘tunmines of the lit-ut 1
ot-rutie National Committee. in re~I
spouse to :t twptest for funds. 6
lime alreud) subserihetl. if the.
Democratic rattdithttes will promptly.
and lillllllt'ly promise repeal of tilt"
present pestit'erlotts income and tilllt‘t .
disastrous legislation. whit-h has plztiuv
ly parnlrzed nearly all the inllltill'lvs’i
of our t‘ottutry, and permit them to
resume their normal honest tart-ers.
and stamped proxies and all transfers-
of realestate and personal propertt"
reasonably and equitably adjttstetl.l
and Issue fottr per eent. bonds for an)"
defieienev of revenue. for posteritr to.
liquidate the l’lemoet‘tttie party will 1"“.
eelve abundant eatnpalen support. tuttil
the Government the money it llt'tiil“
to make it the richest nation IIIJIIi
ever existed. Get busy!" I
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MUNITION WORKERS URGED TO
KEEP ON i
V‘I'.\Slll.\'t(lTON. ()el. 31.-. -:\n :lll':
pen! to munitions workers not to slow
up in their work as a result of near."
talk was Issued todar hr .‘lfljtil‘lll‘lt'l
eral Williams. '(‘ifiel' of Ordnance. i
“We of the Ortlnanee Department.
have nothingr to do with peaee talkffi‘
lie said. "For us there is no Marci.
our business. ottr awful responsibilityo
is war. if you and others should)
plan what you will do when pettot‘j
eomes. no wcleonte peaee eVet‘ whr
come." 1
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REPORT ON AIRCRAFT PROGRAM
“'ASHING'PON. ()et. 3].—-~The re .
port embodying the findings of the.
spot-int investigation by (‘harles Pi.‘
“tubes. of Ihe aircraft program was;
sent to President Wilson today hvi
Atttit‘ttetrtlenet‘al Gregory. It “'33: «v»: T
per-ted that ‘lte report would he ntzttir'
pnhlie title in the day. 1
It is understood the plans of the,
Government I'm protlttetion of nirohipv
and in general the eooperation of
if getting manol’netttrers is eomtuenti ,
ed. bill the report is said to diselose
evidenee of ineffieleney in umnttfuet;
urlng plants; and waste of time and
money in aettine the aircraft proer-tm
under wov.
NEW CORPORATIONS .
(‘ertittrntw ot‘lneortmtion wereI
tiled t-t-ut-trdnv In the MI? sent
Ian's ttfllce its inllt‘ll'e;~~ ‘
\‘t-w Hit-n Metal Bed t‘omttam.
eupJ-tl .‘NNN_ gloom; Incmporatora‘
\vttonin town"... (Honeypot hrrillt
Lotr' Q‘t-"ul’o and I‘d!!! n Antonio
of New "Men
Hubbard l mm. «um nod.
83m tmvotm'm. June It unr‘
rt.“ I Watt-r milked.“
t.
11hr rum-Ii Stairs littered the war is bled" H‘pe" that i- “v
Tile lizuws it ltrP' lII>I|l
VIRGINIA HELLO GIRLS STRIKE. t-ess athlPH‘tJ tn (‘Ulnbluluk the Imal .
'1t tr. opinion «ti PL‘P'N’i Mu»- btllttm dollars
“'U'i‘IK ii!“ "mortal nod and the Illt—‘ll
say-mun: ‘_‘.'.|tttttti
lif‘"!1l;!lltrll‘ Ilnllul
.«ntt operators it“
. n- .x .'-rt rutat ‘lttiepzu-zr .‘
' jtolul‘pllf, M: unlit-m.“ in“.
Ah ”8 Itidewuirt‘ :wtton u: . mum”: a, on.
‘ "‘ it'll: Among toe din-'1 a's pp *1»; um.“
””‘il‘ “it tti' «him. of Slli'lt't twirl} at
‘ . itnilsti lilwn
2-.) l."\t‘llltt'll til $3 ‘ittt
Virginia. includ» ASKS RETURN or Tstnfi TAO m...
\itI'Il district ex-
ltll‘dllter. tailed to report
tin}, itdIlllil voted la-t night I) truth:
i tltt-II‘
SIX i’ll \Nt‘lSi‘t’i
many by. Jute-fin tail) tr- ill:
llt‘ tvilt ttt il1t‘tli‘Iigsl'llill.l\\;it .t
in dirt-ass Lent-mi potter
tt—l'ms. at-t-ordiug to ltr. t‘ 'l‘stt:
appointed eon-til iii Net: York ! I it.
Republic of i‘hiua. at ho is Lew today
entottt. to his post,
l‘nien loader:
tlt't‘lol'Hl wt HIlpl‘ }I‘.\ had resigned
The etupioyes rlnttu to have asked
an inert-arson pay in September. Fred Positions ate in lli"
t-outpaul. tl"('ldrt‘tl
lite-en t‘etet'tttl to
intuieuvd would am It
I'Ittit‘tl .s‘lu‘rs
“fishing-ton. lt
setrelary of the local board of chi!
SURVEY PARTIES NEEDED
BY CONSTRUCTION
DIVISION OF THE ARMY
WASHlNGTUN, I)_ (V, ()L‘l.31.—-‘Tile
construction division of the army I>
the most extensive or-.
ganization of it . kind in the htstory oil
The approximate \alue o1
eonstruetion projerts
this branch of the government store
l’ost tuasterflenetal
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SOLDIERS WORE CLOTH MASKS.
LONDON. \\'etlne.~'da.\'.
. tinnspot't t-arryiug titttttt Atueriean sol-
_ has urritetl at a British port.‘
tinting thr- trip there were only titty
lt'l‘dllv. t‘xtst's Ill Jllfilit’lizu let'ol‘tletl. ()ne tlt‘atfll
l“its (".illsi'd by the disease.
without doubt
“fact.- I
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I FATIMA
ra'tuas w.“ he GERMAN
uzxrn c-dl_l('.llltn; training, type PARIS UttEM
Wine and physiutl ltiitlzty as shown ptess isl i V
PRESS VER
it) illt. itpillttoiiitlle Llhti (illit'l)lllhll\|‘ [1.1“ Iit‘t-np dj
t‘l'ltll’lltt 'i‘;v. imam il> write it t.\' Ital. It is said slit»
eehn‘ opportunity it: patrimt. .~ti't~ mttuoty ot the i‘
tte. and the t'm‘l Settitt, t'otuuitu
urges qualified persou~ to up; ’3 with 81,14,101.
out lit in).
3! Mt” it it n..
t tuen and \‘IIIltttll All oi tl..- Netti .1 liral (ll) >(’litlii. ;- :1 iv: t‘ 'illx‘iil‘V i ‘H. “(I
1 . 't .
eftil. not the no} ‘ ~‘:ttvtu to the childten ‘ hr" .. ‘ .ttiuent t'ht-llllt‘ktl.‘
it a. 1“,. 43:1 to,” Shop" T3... 1.1., site: as at lt‘etentit'e against wi-
ltrietor t-ztttts to the boys and go": in: Mr iii-11 apprmed In the
St‘th‘v I'tllit
t‘. or lit the
ish and Canadian troops.
and in the U. S. Army,
here and overseas
From all atimunts, the most eagerly sought-for ciga-
rette among American soldiers abroad is Fatima. Exact
figures to prove this are not available; but. in View of
Fatima’s known popularity with both officers and man
still in training on this side of the water, it would seem
to be correct. Below are printed a fetv typical reports on
training camps and army posts, received from our sales-
men last month:
Fain Ms; Monitor. Old Point Comfort. Va:
“Fatima leads in hair)"
“'Ifl‘ l‘etx‘r, Oifiren' ('iuit:
"More Fatituas stnoltei than arv o'ltrr‘ rigarettc"
‘ Rom: Lush Akcrut. Rock l itt:.1,i.!.:
“llttitna is «wild but seller”
CAM? MERHITI‘, l‘ttzutrt, X. l, ()div-rs‘ (3.5:
“Fatitiza is Ling-A J’illl‘hi cigzirrtt t"
CAMt' ZACHARY TAYIOR. I.'I:Il~\lil€, Kn:
“Fatima is most popular luph-gmdr ltmtti"
Cum l'rrou, Yttphank, N. Y. : -
“Fatima l\ called here ‘tltt- oE'trrrx' rigarett “ "
CAMP Gannon, Atlanta, (in;
"I’utittta is one oI the bet seller, ..llllIL_: tit.
CAMP SHFRMAN, (‘hillit‘otltm t‘i:in~
“I'atitnd is sreontl In, ,{3 barium; ti
Cr" More“, Mnlfle l’...‘ :
“Fatima is luddig st-ert l.i't(, i2. 2-, .1. ."
*Fonr WAMWORTII, N. Y
“Mod oilirers smokt~ Ilitlzizas; wry p‘tqu. : .2“)
among the men"
FORT SILL, Oklahoma, “School of Tits":
“Fatima is second in point of “gt ,"
CAMP SHERIDAN, Mormomery, Aim:
"Fatima outsells 11.1 other high—ch: , lirliltl’i"
FORI RILEY, Kansas, Medical Otheers' Trtinir ; ('ump:
“Ilium: t: by hr the biggest-sebum rigdrettr i:; tum-p"
‘- t --r “Till‘ is"
14 Sensible Cigarette .
Army training makes the [Find quirk
find alert; and army men—«exaetly ltke
quick-minded civilians—naturally choose
a cigarette, not alone for its good-tast-
ing qualities, but also for the fact that it
does not disturb a man in any way, even
if smoked—as so ntanv soldier: titt—
altnost shoddy throughout the day.
.L’yggt'x‘JE-‘f-sfifinwf’u
3i. "Tim- German
‘t'ri‘_\‘ ill and “wt-tit, arrordtuz‘.
want; to the i’t‘li! Jour
.r iiaUli'r'd ivy the)
, ‘ ct .sstan tetttlution.
it‘ll and insists upon the ktUdlt'llllttll ot' the
* “ 1 ' ENCE MAKES UNDERWEAR
i‘iltil '4‘ Ittptiuialtllit' t’lt‘.il‘_-l;.«li at F. “A BIT MORE " THAT IS FATAL To “COOT'E”
'r‘tuw po i‘tot‘p ..tt op. n
in little things that children too. not Mamet“!!! and rhirmwts ‘1 quant'
i» alwals ghes good Ilitt‘dslll'fi" on el- 1" oyelseas'httye MW“ 0‘11"?" 9‘1“”
Ha ultlllr or a "bit "mu." 0" randy. titled. The moments wert ttented in
Bostbn. New" Tm” are ””H. elarses “f pt‘i'itlf‘. the laboratories at the State L'niter
Atlanta. t‘inein— those who don‘t do their duty. those 3“" 3‘ I‘m“ ( ”5' and were brought to
mm. (‘hit-aao. S Paul. St. UNIS. New who do their duty and illtIitt v Ir; do
tit-letting Seattle or San Front-ism. ”W” dll‘." and S‘tmt'llllng utort .—
Altpllt‘ilms will not be required to t‘ltristiau Hetald.
undergo a written examination. the ""“'"'"‘_'“""
examination being of the "nonAaSsem-
the attention of Secretary Baker and
other War Department otfirials
Mrs. Charles W. Eastman, widow ot
, Profesmr Eastman. of the uniyersity
Try 3 Sentinel Want Ad. Similar garments are in use by Brit‘
Norwalk Chronicler