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‘iONNELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
com HORWALK.
.. iiy News
was Hope. of “Initial, has been
and from his station rt Camp
ions. ond is now located with the
! deportmdnt in New York city.
rs. Thin“ Luddy in able to be
after being confined to the
.. other pumnts. Mr. and Mrs.
-= O'Nlel. 'i 46 Main Sil‘f‘ei. with a
ere illness.
he [loomn of the state and the lo-
. coundln of defence in particular
being urged to cooperate with
. wnr department in the roundan
on W11 during the whole pe-
-- ot' danobiiiutlon.
Herewtfle it has been neccsshl’y [or
claim winking to leave the‘Uniled
m’flnflo so to a. local board. which
aid lane permits to them it it saw
All executive order issued by Presi-
~ 1 WHO! roocluds thiS.
‘Mr. and Mrs. William Andrews, of
. -on closet. have. received a letter
' ~ M‘flfl. William Jr., who is lo-
' in O camp in Vimnla. In his
- r he outed that he will probably;
~ be able to got home for Chflstmns..
t thot he expectn to be home per-f
~- entiy come time in Jnnnnry. i
Tho New York. New ‘finven l: Hurt-
-. - rod h constructing n large uni:
t Muir bridge. nor the 1M:-
- minty. to provide facilities
" Mini locomtlvea with water.
ntor for the hunk will be ' pumped
tom the arena flowins put the Fair
rounds.
Henry M; bunker in the
m '59 received n severe cut
m'tlh-amlwhilo at work at the and ‘
When“. justice and not eminent. '
common sense not Gama ministry. ‘
lamina-tun within-mac'-
‘N won- nnedns nearly recovered
~ themed: of his lnhn'y. and or
J' .. z in to am to resume his duties
. a tort tine.-—l)nnbnry News.-
Cnrdn have been received “from Mn-
». nintn' min Hownrd Anderson. of
' t woman. who has been loutgd
t the and men Training station
. lillnoln. and who called with a r!-
” com fm‘ mac just berm-e the
malls; oi the nunlsticc. He announc-
I his rule arrival. and any: that all
, » Maxwell. ‘
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baton. of (Tran.
= . have tor several months heard
no word bum their son Ralph. who
wrltlns in thorium!
iino W. The lost fétter from
it- wu wrnun just before he and
a enthralled went into one of the his
' ' and since nothing has,
2 boonhoordot him.it ‘3 unreal
he won hurt in the my.
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onesn' goons ,,
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f. transferred to the Hartford branch for
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CAMPSE‘OR nous
[continued tron First Pitt.)
i
meat C. Hyde; New Britain, Louis '11;
Slade; Wnterbury, .\i. t‘. Donovan“.
Willinrantlc, Egbert A. Case.
The wistant counli' dh'fil‘w“ are:
Litchticld t'ouuil'. Gml‘gr‘ (‘Hfi‘l‘
man; Nov. liauu County, “- L7 Kirch-
flt‘l‘.
These county and my directors re-
cently met for the purpose of making
plans 10 enroll 2mm Connecticut boys
in 1919. "in“: were also made for
the hummer camps. Which, it is hoped,
will bvgin about May 15, 1919. Each
C(itflly and city director is to com-
mtlniriite with high school principal»
and superl'lsors of schools'in his
territory uith the view of getting ev~
cryone in readiness for the recruiting
driV'c- of January 20. 1919.
The state Y. M. C. A., has uttered
the services at the county Y. M. i“. A.
secretaries to SUpl‘l'Vibe tho boy plat»
ed on farms next summer. it is thus
proposed to assure parents that the
boys will be well looked after.
Many principals of high schools
have already signified their intention
of using the farm craft lessonl, rec-
ommended by the Federal Department
of Labor as a means of giving the
boys preliminary training in {arm
problems. .
Major General Lucien I“. Burpee,
commander of the Connecticut State
Guard. has expressed his readiness to
organize in the high schools a Junior
State Guard, in which all boys down
to the age of 10. may receive mili-
tary training under State Guard oili-
coru. he only requirement will be
that the high schools furnish Initnblc
drilling halls and provide at least 50
boys in ouch school who desire this
training. it is not intended to limit
the training to high school boys, tor
any boy may join. Boys will wear
uniforms similar to those of the
State Guard.
. Hon. lien S. Allen. director of the;
educational department of the radar-i
al Food Administration: has informed}
Mr. Hood that "the United States
mum feed the world and keep millions
from starving. but beioro this con be
done, there must be food to send. or
oounse tum-e cannot be enough food
to send unless enough is raised.
"To raise enough there must
enmigh workers, and the hon of thin
country must help, not a. low of them.
but all. The United States Boyn'
Working Reserve must lead the wny
a shining example to other boys and
to grown-ups." ‘ A
“The address of Mr. Hoover to the
State Administrators in on indication
of the momentouu problem which only
increased production can solve."
OPPOSED TO ALL
GERMAN PROPAGANDA
unmanned man Polo our
on active propaganda. in thin country
through notes nddreseod to the Pral-
dent. thrown n communication Id-
around by German women to the who
or the President and to lien Jane
Addnnu. and through sundry other
agencies. seeking
terms of the nrmlntice, to plny upon
the cynipothiu oi the ouduloun and .
:pomioartod. and to ultimately elect o
modification or the condition: to be
impaled upon Ger-runny oi the vacant
council—it not, indeed. to bring about -
actual disagreement among the Anion;
should control the mun or notions
that hove Men iorood hy the Guilt-II
hm to nuke incalcuinbio domino
on to and clvluution; nnd
l Whereas. it would ili~bocomo Amerl‘ ..
on,» who or all the lending tool of Our
my hon uorlticed the ion-t. to u-
onmc lender-ship in the field of lor-
glveneu—it being an easy on it in xrn-l
tultoua to tor-give wrongs done to oth.
er people—therefore be it
Resolved That the Connecticut,
State Council of Defense apparel and]
resents this new nnd insidious tom
of propugnndn. and pledge: itself to
take every means within its powewr
to neutralize and to defeat it; and
Ruched Further that a copy of this
resolution be forthwith trmmited to-
the President oi the United amount
to the Secretary or State: to the'
Chum of the Committee on Pnhlici
luformnilon; to Connecticut's eennu
ton and Congressmen;
aevornl State Council: of Defense 0!
the nation.
Miss Elizabeth Murphy and Misc.
Julia War-to, of the Southern New Eng!
land Telephone company, have been;
the German Foreign Minister, boson V
to NW the‘
and to that "
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um: own in union or possible pail-int. nd other
COMM“ LEA8.doulin an be had from the Bureau of
‘ , Education. This am! is threaded
Draft MN Dot-ice Llflflllh JW‘M ‘0 only for those tenchors who are un-
Try cue: Nat Week. enlpluyed‘ [[5 object is to create. at
Judge 'lol.n F. Walsh who has been Washington, a registry of teachers
busy for more than a year with alairs from will states where their is a
of the Third District board, which had shortage can draw.
charge of draft appeals will reunion
his plow on the Common Pleas court, PAPERS FILED lN
civil bide. next week. lie will preside DIVORCE SUIT OF
over scrotal canes which are assigned " FAMOUS RUNDLES
for trial before a jury, starting next ‘
Tuesday.
Dmbury Woman Am Alimony from
Judge John R, Bouih oi Danbury. Aged Millionaire Husband.
who presided in the civil Common. Papers in the divorce suit of Gladyu
Pleas court for scve ~31 weeks: my. Austin iiilndle against Samuel H. Run-
wiii be (It lln- L‘Pm'h in the Win-ling“. die, on action “Dit'il caused t-omnicnt
side of this t‘Olli'l m.“ “.3“, When throughout the country became oi the
he Mignon» the (Tim on] session he different-c in the axis of the couple,
will go n. Danbury, when he will pre— were filed this week in the Superior
aide over a special, ”Nit,“ M ”1“ civil court. Until a tow days ago it was d9"
side of u... court which is always held nlcd that suit had been brought. al-
in Donbuz-y in December. though reports regarding the matter
or- bed been published.
PAIR UNDER ARREST FOR ' in her petition Mrs. Bundle says
.REAKINQ Anny RULES she married Bundle at Greenwich on
HARTFORD, Nov. 29,0}. Dexter October 16 last and that nine:- then
and Alvnn E. (Eamon were brought her hunhnnd inns been intolerably
to Marshal Middlebrook'n olllce yvsier- cruel to her. Sher times in the com-
day from Canaan, where mp), were up plalnt thnt her husband owns propel-tr
rested for violation of military rogu- worth 32,000.000 "id 5““ asks I“ 3“”
lotions. Dexter ls chargid with ialue- many. The 5“" i" returnable to the
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uniform. Dexter sayu he was or. the ‘
mine sweeper Pelican, was a naval re—
servist. but had such a hard time of
it that when the boat got to harbor, m“ .
October 28, he took “French leavo";
and was making his way to his home: WARN'NG'
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REGIM'ERINO UNIMPLOYED
TEACHERI.
HARTFORD, Nov. 29.-—Tho Federal
Bureau of Education has been author-
ized by President Wlinon to create a
special division to recruit and register
qunliiled and unemployed toot-hers.
according to no announcement rocelw
ed by the woman's department. Con-
necticut State Council oi Deleon. it
is requested that :11 Inch unemployed
tenchern send their names to the Eu-
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