A Luna 0! Notion could talents on
W with its own wogflpdiu
Mt. ,
We cannot have "navallm" any
. more than ‘nflimflmfi'
This brings us hack to a question
much disguised early in thc present
war. when the Germans lllSlFlHl that
tllvy had as good a right to the strong
e:l army ill thc world its Grout Brit-
m I put, In"!
ltiii’l‘illt‘T No. Siwer. (l. Moran.
J. ii. Wchrle, Mrs. G.\l)avis. Mills G.
l. Moran, Jamal M. O‘Brien. Mary J.
ant hit-J. to [llt’ strongest navy. 'i‘h
tlcrlllllua of course were not
If the Asmaatea Prcu.
. ted Press in t‘XCluslVei)
the use for publication m
”patches (‘retillud to it 0]
‘ in this paper and also
'uws Dublllht‘d herein.
of rcpublication of me-
e: harem are um re-
ahout the matter.
had not abused her naval Mllllelliflr)‘.
ilut in theory. on» hold: 11> great a
the
And Granite (lmt Britain's
attic l'ccord and prescnc inteu.
lliitlii.(‘u tor the world s peat-c as
(I‘ltt’r.
not». it lb conceivable that her naval
tttlltt‘l‘ llt sonic future time might be
:~ivn.~t~,i ()lhcl' nations asked to enter
it»...
lwlt that fact.
it uppcars. llii‘ll, that lil'illlin holds
proposed foderntion cannot over-
' . n Residence—14924
.Mer'l Residence——
llw iffy to tho- sitcoms of this grew
cntcrprisc. She can look» a wrong
COOPERATION. Elf-1W fcdcratioll possiblc and mum.
In hardly ll uord lllnl‘t' llN‘tl
"l‘il-
t‘altlt‘ by consenting to reduce hrr own
ill‘lllzimt‘nl. voluntarily relinquishing
Iliuscd right non than
" thcr naval supremacy ill favor or the
lly or how llt'l‘ll \Hil'llt‘tl!f“(lf‘l‘tll,l0li. 1;..- Winning, shc can 1"“
like conversion or llllfilll(‘§*:\'t'fll thcli‘ormation of uny clicctivc
firm a WM“ l"“-"l"v i“ ”l“ ”Ml“ I ll‘itfiut‘ and thus disultholnt thc hotws
V be mud»- nlthout panic orjor mankind.
. (hero nltlst llt' "full and UN“ What will sin.- do about it 1'
... ...—... ....
STRIKING THE PIRATE FLAG.
Admiral von iit‘utcr. connnundcr oi
.
‘ don lii’th‘t‘ll illt' t‘lnttloyt-r and.
V V! l
the employcr suys it. and lllcll t
' l i it .llll llltll lllt l”“' “Wm“ "M which surrcndcl-«d lo
Y eat or says . ' l . . . . ' \
it . . d it h. hm I“ 1|}th Alllcs on ;\(t\'. 21, hlls protcstctl
.l Gil S Jll> 's - t ~ .
y hi ”mm"? "W Ul‘tlt‘r of ”ill British Ad'
somet in; now.
Kittie that co-opcrntioll is \llill.
lrd'low Wht‘il et'cl'y quv-stion
ntirnl directing that thc ticrnmn tilts
lw hauled down during tho ccrcnlolty.
d i o ‘ ..x, 1W", “1 ortcont it unjustifiable. and con
pp 0 wagsmu ‘3' -~
I hen lulwr says "coopt-ru- .
‘9‘ 0 - - . .l-‘étl'r. "to ordcr tilc Sll‘lklill: or lltiKn
will“! operation is what is rcull}
I the thing in mind ltcing tllc
.. of capitol from tho» largo-st
il‘itl‘}' to international custom," he
on tit-rmah chips. Mort-over. in my
opinion, the ordcr to strike thc llllx
ihl ‘lll do 1 d l lltun. \tun‘ not in kccplng with the idea oi
goon c in l v‘s "
, While the employer similar-
' not a thing of lllllllilll lmnc
hippo-sided pm‘lorllllfllt'l‘ which
In getting thc most produo
‘ labor for the: smallest sum.
is fair. Both forgot than
. - means mutual understand-
cilivulrylbctu'ccn two htlnui‘tllllv op-
pout-nts." A.
Thus wot haw anoth'cr ruvclution of
(icrnntn psychology and unothnr
proof that it has not changed. Von
'l‘irpitz's lit-a assassin undoriltltt- to
lnatrnct the Allies in uvai chivalry.
As is usually the case with Prom
Mall reasoning. it‘would be logical
cnongh if tiltI promises were true. In
this case thcrc were not “two hon.
Thcrc was only
lliunl sacrifice.
Butler. of thc indulatrilll scr-
oraltlc opponents,"
onc. And that was why thctll-rmnn flag
ht that all thcir nlcn re.
ithelr pay was
lllld laconic down.
.,,.___..___............_...
TVHA’T GERMAN WAR‘DIIT.
'l‘hc (h-rnmn wllr dcltt hl estimated
alt llnywhcro l‘rotn $30.000.00tl,00tt to
350.000.000.000. according to the cat-
pricc ‘of the outilnntor. Statisticinntl
are such imaginativc fallowlt. any-
howl
iltl tbni' an it may.
,xrogntionu oi‘ llllllotiB look prt-tty much
”W Show to tho American citizen pay-
unvolopce
may receive in thosc cnvc
or impropcr food. clcun or
, desirable or untlcnirnhlo
many other things which
lite Worth living or minor-
good [or lhc cnlployt-r who
, this and docs all M can
" pay envelopes of his men
‘on thc way to grand lllld
. 'cltitenship,
,other hand. the ctnpioycc,
l his enVclopc ill the mono
ltl export to render lll’lr «cr-
9” hire. to remember that;
‘ ‘ carries the invostulnnt
t this implies of cxponsc
ty to destruction and
hill the purchasing power
is no more because it is
filmelt book than it is in on
i.
All pnnsihlc ug-
lug ill] uyeragtuslzed incotno tax and
trying to have enough over to buy on
act-Michal thrift stump for the bully.
What lhclwrltcr started out to say
is this: “’9 should concern ourselves
about the iillns‘ wur debt! They on'e it
to catch other. hot them pay it. by (‘ln-
ct-lltng it. Then Germany. from from
domestic trill- obligations. cull utturd
to go ahead and pay lllt’ indemnition
she owes the Allies. ‘
. “6'7““
VICV‘TORIOIJS DEMORALIZATION.
Tho returning German soldl'i‘rs are
hailed by their countrymen us “the un-
conqucretl troops. whose front has nov-
or been~piorced."
This is good German philosophy. ac
cording} to which )1) army remains
if it can run hull.
enough; while even a stupid German
can see thpt a front can he saved from
piercing if the back is turned ut. the
‘criticnl moment.~
. '---‘-9~-—-—--
glitcznznrs no NOT'AP‘PLV.’
Holland says: “The Netherlands
limitation of national government does not believe that. for-
' the establishment m.- "eliufgovcrnment-n whose subject. hove
‘i ’ army, and ‘ navy ,
to with any a“. use will return; to‘ronpoct the nation”
,. ., ‘trndttlon 'or to menu.- instances
Illa-filo) mental"; have rerun to,
' timid-hull mun-raw .
'l‘lnl pound; rm will. but who!
HW‘MW or mu" m
. .u u... or “mm a.
t
NAVAtlSM:
task of the great mum
in the opinion of Amt-r2»
e - establishment of :1
Aliens which shall kecp
’ world.
- Lion must not only pos~
authority to ticoide con:
eon nations. but must
jpower to enforce its de-
- subdue any trouble-
‘wlthln or without the
ltnconqucrod
no oftenghnd the tumult oi Dutch lit-l
O'ltricn. Helen F. Collins, Mrs. Cold
hunt-st “roll. Mrs. John Kolcias'. hits. Stcpllcn
. lBoris, Mr. Albcrt Young. MN. J. Chin
They iguol'cd the | z
‘ er.
{act that {or :l centul-y Great llyttulnl Victor Venncly, Mrs llyonixit.
Leon Cladding, \V. S. Finch, Mia.
District No. iii-Airs. G. W. Plill'.
.Mr. and Mrs. J“. ll. llolliston. Mr.
Hates. Abljilll Rulldlt‘. t'asll rot-t-iH-d
'fronl Miss Marian Sturges 8928.52.
! liliscellancoua.-llclell it‘agnn. Agni-a
‘Torphy, Elizabeth Byrnc, C. \Vllail-n.
Dr. '1‘. F. Clune. C. B. Strong. Mrs.
Win. lit'ycc. B. F. Donne. Mrs. Charles
J. llill. Mr. and Mrs. E. .l. Quinlan, .1.
F. Jennings, lrn 0 Gregory. Mrs. J. A.
,Grcgory, Mrs. J l) hliluc. Joe T.
l Hulan. Wm. l‘oduwell. All liltn-lt. W. H.
, ii. Urcllnrddicorgc (‘. Gcrrl‘sh. Jammt
‘Cfllllll. C. F. Day. Frank Allrick. Aos
- till ll. llal'ragll. F. A. llovt'e._ 'l'. 'i‘. fi‘tlt
ltlc. Mrs. Jcltnic Clark, Mary :\lll‘.lot:t-y.‘
lhirs. t‘lurk. Kathryn Dolly. Kittllryn
.Stccr. Mrs. Gatln. llaruul‘ct (‘altilL
,tKntc (i'f‘onnor. Rosc Liclltblllu. liuly
lSlllllll. null O'Neill, Nonll- Lucy.
Frances O'Brien. Mrs. llcnly. t‘lllrll
Hedman, Ros.» Wilt-ill. Emma Nowuk.
Katllorinc hoolmrd, Sltdio it‘llunlt. 'Au
nlt Fitzgerald, Allcc Culllthlln, Klttllcr»
inc lit-Sally. Mrs. Gordon. Mulwl
(Wiscnutn, Mrs. .‘lt‘l’lfi‘l‘. Ml‘ll. Troy.
1 Anna Kuskc. llcrtlut Knnkc. Anna Fer-
gu‘son, Mrs. Roscoe. Elllabctll Fitz-
get'llhl, llplic ilurgcn. Albcrtn Collin.
Mrs. Nollie ilynlln, Mrs. Tuttlc. Ger
trtldc Joy-cc. Mlllic Toltlut-aclttt. Mrs.
Stilt-s, Mary McGowan. Milly Pcndcr
gust, Amy Lililllilll‘dl. Mill‘Rlll‘f‘l, Dru»
ky. John llowd. Ernest Hendrick.
Frcd l’luttt-ry. l~‘. l-‘ct‘guron, t). it‘. llcn-
loll. C. .l. Rartitul,
Sullil- Powell. Thomas W. l’ou’cll.
)inrgllrct Flori. Noilic Sitcchan.
Porm-ratlons.~8. N. it). Telephone
(‘o.. Muller Gloria Mills, A. F. Rock-
lnan Co.. (‘roi‘ut Ir Knapp Ca. M: Rol-
Icr .‘l and ltlc Store. Kcrr—ilurnin Fur
t‘o., S; N. Savings limit. Joseph
Loth & 00.. Routing 1 Plumbing Co.
Fulfill)“lt‘Sx’Clilldmn of Mary, St.
Mnry‘et church, First 11. E. church.
Mtsceilnnaotta.-Sllto or. Tickets for
thmtro‘tt. 8:42.50; streets. Shalom.
theatres and Tax Day, ”HIM: Tim-
trc collcctions. Norwnlk. Wednesday
night. $671.80: Employeou of Old \i'oll
Cigar C0... 815: Ymployoott of R—W
lint Shop. $56.75: Employees of J. c J.
Cash. Ltd. $53.75: Employees of
‘t‘luott, Peabody (30.. $61.85; Em-
ploycell or Jlullcr Gloria Mills. 89:50;
Flutployneh or it. Jacobs 80m. inn,
879.60: Employer-it. of R. & G. (‘o..
$31.50.
District No. 1.4m. N. Knox. .m
acphino Johann. Mrn. ilodner. Mn.
imvy. Mm. E. Morrison, Mn. 3. Drury.
hint. Kori, M. Mason, Mrs. Dreryonu-
ity. Mills Elizabeth Smith, MW. 0.
Rowland, Fred Lockwood. Mrs. P.
Mcrriileld. Edwin Godfrey, Mr. llnd
Mrs. Muendel. Mrs. R. Wolfe. Mrtl. J.
Grant. Mrs. H. Mad. Mm. E. Vat-inn.
Mr. Hcdety. Mrs. Conuroher. Mrs.
Tuitlc, Mr. S. S. Wood. Mr. and Mrlt.
H. M. Comings. Mr. and lint. A.
Crockett. Mrs. Bonky. Mild. Sharron.
Mr. and hires. A. Beaupnln, Mrs. Pink:
not. Mr. and Mrs. it. B. Dibble. Mrs.
J. Jarvht. Mrs. Eugene Ambler. Mr. l..
Morrison. P. M. Needles, Mrs. W. 1.
Stevens, Mrs. L. Jesaup. Mrs. ii.
Brynn, Claude _Poyney. Mr§. J. W;
War Shop. Mrs. P. Steventz. Mrs. E. s.
Raymond.
District No. ‘2.—~Frederick Louder,
Mm. irredérlck Lander.
District No. thr. W. C.
Bridge-t Barney. E. Crawfo’rd.‘ Mr.
'Vorhensgltl. Ruiao, Mr. Allen, Rich
.lml MOllel‘, Frances A. Rees. him-Jan.
Campbell. Mrs. Ernest Hendrick,
lauretta. Walter Mauritian, Lil‘s. L.
Phillips. ,
District. No. 16.~-i. 3. Willtby, ‘o. H.
Sherwood. Carl A. f manhunt. Ill. L.
humming. 1,. n. roll, I). R.,Rpiinrd.
Clinton Jessup. «Rolled moron. ins.
Han-ll, E. L. Dealt. o.
Ramllion Kasey. ,, .
District No. 1797mm: rHelen Curtiu,
Citation n. tint-till. Mn. ‘Annll Cum».
new. AIMHIntlllon. William P. Beertl.
'f‘. 'Tenr ‘
m mama; Helm mu wall.
D. W. Itch; MB. Punt. Ruflol
licrllard .l. Kinderlicu, James Noonlln.l
Katherluo Knorr. .
Clark. Mrs. 'l‘. H. Waters, Mrs. E. H.‘
Every. Mrs. H. T. Kastendrich. my
l’orry..
Mrs. E. 8. Hammond, Mrs. J. Curtia.l
Helen White. Katheryn While. ram-l
:Goldsborough, Howard M. Loo. .1. British
- entity
Lloyd“-
-putrlcttto.n—oun not won: -
.. . .. . f
7' in: L. can " 7 7H! umm mm; ' ‘
1'. , ‘ '
om Logical, Timothy W. Army. ' , ‘ um
mu. 1. Wm... Era A. Barteleln. hemmed Total " .
Km mutiny. F. lrvin; Smith. Dena. to date. 1
Elizabeth R. Smith. William Miller, rolled in action‘ tinciud'tng .. "‘
Hale! G. Miller, Willa R. Miller, put-ill 496 at ml ... . . .110 22101 i
H. Miller, Charles Mott. Charles Pres- Died of wounds .. ........ zzu 5,41..-
cou' Lulu Prescott, Died of disc-tare ........... 230 H.611) f‘
. District No. 23:4. Wcln. P. J Bird of accident and otllel ' ’ ~ ‘
Smith, Mr, M. Kindilicn, Mr. Hugh causcs ...... . ....... It to”: w G1 H .i
Campbell. Randall Campbell. Kuth- Wounded in action .. . .930 {mitt omen s oves’ and-,
urine Campbell. Kuhn-l Smith. ll. R Mowing in action tillcluding . ‘ . .-;
llouiens. R. L. lioulcns, A. 'i‘. Dawson: hrlnoncru . . .. .zna l'.‘,t:t "" ., kerChIEfS and Hosie '
T. J. Burns. Mi‘. H. Jacoby. l-‘lug’cnt‘ 1- . . I s
()‘i'oltnell. Mr. Solwcll. Miss Zloxh Totztl ............ ..t,7:l 1:97;“ . "
layman. not Loin molten. Ml... ll. Marines. NO Better Time Than NOW to Buy
Hubbvll,.Mrs. u. Hubbell. harm... head... all canal»: ..42 Laos . . ,
Slit‘u. Bi. ll. Shell, Mr. and Airs. 'r l. Wounded ............... 1:3 2 m7. , tor Gifts ,
Lydon. Mrs. A. ll. Cuthili. Mrs, \\ r1. Missing in action tlnciuding . -
not. Mr. and Mrs. ,Tllcodorc (Jinn. Di‘lntlnel'lit ,,r,t,. 359 i a
Mrs. A. i)! Voise, Mrs, \V. Kemp, Ml . » -7 . ‘ ’
and 1112:. 8. Armstrong, Mls. Clarissa Total ................ .133 74337;: § GLOVES . HoleRY ' .
‘1
ll
liaise. Mrs. J. Wagner. M 1‘5, .l. Parker.
Airs. M. Drummond, ll. Dennis. Mrs
Ruth
WASHlNGTON, Dec. l.»-'l‘lle lul
lowing casualty llh’lrs \wm tut-uh» pill) ‘
. Gloves of I tend
lic yesterday by the War llt‘ilill‘llllknt; P Id make and
Good.
J. Smith. Mills lloyt, lira». S. ( “an” m etrlkingly low prices. lerviccabte wean";
Roth, Master Doulcns, Mrs. S. Show» War, ”a may" Are Practical Xmas Gift: ”am“. mm “W”. 3
oil, Mrs. G. Crosby, J12. lt'ricntl. Mrs. (,‘llaructcr of casualtim is llldl(“cilt1l " “r , ‘ wear-
coman. Mrs. William Coley, ll. 1’ thus: (Kl killed in action; tow» died . omensCashmerette am “d °°""°mble to.
Willie. Margaret Cavanltuglr Dr. C. l. of wounds; tl)Al died of accident or :3 Gloves
Women’s Silk Hose
Superior nu llily. llcrct'l ~
lull fashioncd with garter WM
a mutual tllmc, Ill--
lips, D. H. Phillips. Mr. A. ll. (‘tttbili. other causes: till); our l-
died of disease:
l
. mmwm
Made-line Campbell. Mrs. l.. stilllll. (Withwotlded: lust woundcd slightly: are black. “....” m,,._,‘,u.‘_‘.";;'g‘ and reinforced her-ls and m..-
lira. iluglt Campbell. (“Ll wounded. degree ltndt-tcr ulu pl‘lt‘t‘ 65“ "an, ' ' lllack 3““ 0’0"" A Surprising-
District .\‘0. 35r-l‘lilllp ii. Mum-ac, mined; (Ml missing: ll‘l promo-r, Sale price ., _, 490 1180011 value. 51 25
District No. Elm-Ralph li. Leary. Connecticut. w , ... Al. Ditll‘ ........... I
. o r
(‘lulrles Williunll-l, ilarvcy ilykcnllln, Jackson, ’l‘hotnas i-‘.. l.l|'lll.. Now lil'it men S bllk Glotes
Double thread. tiliu'i';- llllgl‘r tip-
ped ,oxtrn line quality Black sot.
Gloves: wul'mtltcti so our, wt;
ulnr price :1 43.
Silk Hose
Wotncn's Pure Tine-1 Silk Hose,
lull fashioned; little garwr top,
lln tMl.
Blakeley. Francis 1.,
Mr. I'lufault. Gcorgc Cunw. lt‘. Colonl»
ho. Sam Hyman. Etta Strong. Mary
5
i
Corp. North
l
l
l
t
l
film-fulfill?naaggfl‘llulfimhr: (5:221:21030) ll. t‘m'p Hartford tW) ! . Tomorrow, ”a“. " 51‘25 ' all“ crcsirrlrlfrced MS and $0!“
. . - . ‘ . a - I . u 'l .
Mllry O'Neill, Michael Markham. Berber. Edward. Curl»- Union City: Women’s Imported "it .... , $1.69
Mica F. Rich. Mildrmi A. Howell. (WU) . ' , .‘
John J. Gluten. George 0. Plait. is. .l. Nardielio Luigi. ('m'l'» Waterbury" Real Fl‘rnt'lglli’iylfsgturc finish women 8 medal!“
Reynolds. Mary Howell. Mrs. J. W. ‘ (WUJ- I Th” mm?“ “"“l‘fl‘?” 'l‘ld 01h Welt!“ Cotton Hose
hallo, P. r. umphy. Frank Howell, Anderson. Adolph. New Burton tu't. ' "make” ”mm" """”“""""“d name
back, all the wanted color“ l
black and whitc. H P so
its $2.75 pair.
Sale price ........
top, double heal and
soles; fast and “unless dyc:
will give the tent but possible
wenr.‘ black. white, brown and
Burkc. Edmund 0., New Haven tu'ln.‘
Dlviness. Bolton. Hartford tD“’t,
Olga Schcdt', llcrthu'C. Seymour. J.
.W. Pole. Mrs. J. W. Mendc. Mrs. ii.
Kcllcy. Mrs. ll. J. Reynaldo. 'l‘. J. Sul-
llexular price
$1.95
t:
i
it‘aull, Albert, West Haven, tll't't,
Km)"
livnn. Stephcn Nowak. Mux Levy. ' “’omen's Tan (“mun Pair ““““““““““ 29‘
Mrs. Winn, Hedenberg, Dominic in- F‘lunagnnJorcph lullridgcport (“'lU 3.5 'GIOVQS ‘
(‘tll0. Prank Mnrsttns. FI-gdhl‘hlhmau‘ Griflln. James J., NOW llt‘ituitl (“'l'i l A soil, Niall!“ leather made Women’s Silk Vests
2A. Fernleaf. ’
, l
Fitzpatrick. John R. lit-ldgcport t\\'l'l '
l District. No. 28.-.]ohn \'crhnuby, (l. ‘H
from imported tsklnawone clasp.
[K‘i‘fect fitting; the regular price ily Fillbmidi‘m- Finch color
é“...§'§ill~“§lh..... $1.79 4-2125... ...... $2.25
Christmas Handkerchiefs
Nmrltnwwe shownaomnny. NWMLM at‘
little prices. All new, M stocks for the Holiday marlin- .
m assortment; Ind bestguallties. "
'm‘rfiumflynfltkerchiei‘s Men’s Handkerchiefs
em roidemd cor~ “ ..
non and neatly lint-had with hen» ($12,193?!) :£?:rvl:::llle “3.1::
stitched. “d ,.
borders. Each 15° .... 425° ity. regular price 13 1-3..“ .,
Sale prico ‘ m‘
Women’s Linen Handker-
, efs Men’s llamas
Pure Lmen Handkerchief», oi su~ Pure Linen initial Houdini-hunts.
pérlor quality. embroidered can a very title quality. Thou are Hand-
ners. in a variety of pretty designs. kerchielll that can be depended
Special. 49° upon (or “nice. ‘
each .................. Sperm. each .......
liennescy, Cllarlcs t.‘.. llaludcn till). i The material is rich and claim
Herman. Maurice l-‘.. ital-(foul til i.
Kate. Fred L., Riverside (Will.
Lambert. Paul K., Glastonbury (DW)
Lynch, James 13.. New Haven tWSi.
Marcello. Joseph. Bridgeport (“'l.
Oppernlan. Jasetph. Torrington tDWl.
; l’u'lllolcc.~ Arthur 0.. New Haven,
| DWl.
; l‘errln, Jamel-l li., Norwich (DD).
t blltrlct No. 31,—w. n. O‘Reiliy, r.‘P°“'°r=‘-1“Ch801"~ “a WWW. N"
;W. Vetamlirs. L. Slanaon, William W. Re'stillo. J‘mn- thnlpuuk (WU)-
; Mutton, Sandera Gale. scullt'flih‘, Airs.
’Nonosiu Mott. Frank Nicklaus. Paul
. Lot. Frank J. ‘Bitgy. Joseph Kustolt.
,‘h‘linboth Bagdtnny. Ellnbctll Smit»
finch. Julius Markus. Georgia Olmsted.
{Joseph Bamai. John O’Neil, Jr.. Mrs.
l A. Joskanld. Gabriel Kurcnml, .lum‘pll
1 Farm“. St. L. R. C. C. Church
l
’4.
i
.1
JACOiBY’S
Special ShoWlng at
> LADIES’ COATS
at 915.com $19.30
of Transportation. State Council at“
Defense, under the title of the Con-t
necticut Motor Corps, with Mrs. nus-u
CROSS ROLL CALL
soil and Mrs. Strong respectively as, ~———————.
tunnel and Lieutenant-Colonel. t leon't'lnm can first rum.
'Tlle Connecticut. Motnrméorps wasf ———~ ..
organihed territorlully into nix dlvi- , ,,
aions conforming to the districts org: 3 32:2” fuz'zfiigo‘fig‘fiffml:
the State ““8"“ Each “fish" is total, however. it was Announced that
“mm” by “ "“3"- "‘ “‘e “'5‘ an lnmuoot 3179 m cent willhino
division Mrs. H. G. Armstrong of tube Min the mm,_
. Hartford is or- in the second—lib ,, .
Silver Lake to . . ‘ , “ , assistance to war bureaus. When the! ' M the PM” line there are 19.-
. ' ‘ ' have-n still broader field of ulleluh Eben flmd of Norwich in the the country. That is exactly 19.1
. Fraternities —— Carlo-niece Local heap, i personally hope, tvberofol-cdfmflh division Hrs cm“; 0. Slur per cent. at the entire population of
Union No. 746. South Norwalll Congro “I!“ ”31’0"”!!! l0 invitations to ’0‘“th ’0! Bridgeport'dn the filth divi- 103,739,000 based on the hm census.
its rank will continue to be promonm‘n’ Miss" Katherine Smith, of Wa- 0! the present will. "LES-.500 are
' magazine or $21?!“ memberships.
Irrational church, Hungarian Rei'orni'tttlt and generous ..
‘cl u ’l , , ‘ ‘ . ‘ ‘ ’ ; and in the sixth division.
., l rch. inptiltt Church. South Nor : During the mollthtl followinx the “Jllgurguultna Wilcox 0' Mlddietown. ipmt‘lllcgll'y all of tfm reminder being
- n e, ayearcull.
walk. St. Mary‘s, church (at Htlnnrlf. try of the United States into the outta? _ ’ '
‘ woman-... Social Club. . [limo-ruins. to Mrs. Russell’s atatement.§“fi°n°‘g"'3 “lfih “Shelagh: of “the “The Jul. "census" at Red Cross
Employees Subscription yam..-“ patriotic Connecticut Women, onercd ‘ ° or‘ finger“ til em“: 3;“: cg; monitors shoved that 2.415.577 had
«to drive their cars wherever voluntary.0°33:3 l gv , sum. 6 t r "at joined ‘. 0 Mahala the Miln-
09 n l“ “"9““ ” ”We“ “' uc , on. m is 1mm cent. or
transportation would be or assistancewnh the 1“ via m not major in Omani:
toner . . ‘ . ' ‘ , . . , .
case agencies and similar ”gm-ting local units of the Motor Corps. At'the entire mm 0‘ the three
inrltutlrm- ' " - . ~ . . . ,
r , . , lill' l . motions engaged in waltttotivities. In ‘ , .statea, 14.73am. Rod C as ofllctlus
‘ PM Bill»? $28k wllourtteen Connecticut cttifiatlleyomgu‘meml‘ “we?“ “film“ “mt” “9,“ the headquarters in illicit You:
‘ _ , 7 p 8'3 \ lortntul local units 'deslgn'ntgd in gen: in “19 9mm of 10mm“!- nine m ale null-ea new
- LONDON M” era! as Motor . Meaning" comm Tho automobile owners who Volunc’iim 1,. W- Mm“, Roll gall,
l u iv k ,t D" «tr-Women, _‘ll““l’.l’.fhmugh the organlzntinn,oi' the to teered their cars ”"0““! GONE!“ ”1318.000”? an heroine D! m
t. on or or: nbo tutti been meoiytnsfur units the mombertl continued to” Hoimmb‘s agnoblle census renewdim out. 55-: gel- cent. more than that
pity an yho invoke” alcoholic}. ntrlbntc‘tlle use or their nioior-chrs,lh9 otter on an cm to (he denim- "em inortt‘one set for the country.
. ”$99,,WWWFm‘gfiltommamwot Wit”: and”. {fun formation or thelsme uni-'3. ' ' ‘
W emltui _ , ‘ “ll “entail? W.Wlwlfl (to “ tinglilunncil timid the can mm .atlded’ to! Fm]. . N; More have undert'ak.
, ‘Th‘ '8'“- .. ' ‘ ‘ tut nuch‘uctlvttlad ‘ua the? Li tithe" lint-y petition or thefiotqugmémtne, Wampum am
4 . . W... ”01' mini“ 1h.“ he “*8 Imm‘WBI' summhnhed woe; Work $0M Matty mum to hufldhlrm haunt-rim. “hut not with.
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\ Cohan. M. A. Clunery. G. pitunmmsnonu, Joe, Thtsmpttonvllte (Will.
.W. J. Weber, thiidm‘ Moore. James: Splat“. Bulimia. Torrinxion (K). ~
'11. ’l'nylor. Antonin. YPlututliilll‘.’Pall!l ~ ‘ ' ’ “
in... it... an“... m... who, CONNECTICUT moron
ill" .w‘i‘iml; F". 'iil‘“‘°l‘i i'fl’i CORPS IS P ““1850",,”
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iiimn J. Lovell, John‘linlavy, Chat-tutti ._...
5A. Plait, g. H. Harvey. Rose 8. Mud-‘oun moment to invitations to join its
; lien. Mrs. A. Craw. Fred M. Shove. ll. NEH
gill. Buzzard, Emily Godfrey. ids Filth cenffioginrfngre81lgxtfigg “100' ll: r
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W)“ «(largo f S°ym°“"~ 3"“- Anna Federal Government during the grout-
Ittul. Dr. “adswortit._Kathet-lnu Kei- eat crisis in our national history has
toy, Frederick N. Shove. gum-g3 A, boon mom enthusiastic than the work
Clark, Clarence ‘H. llurr, Elisabeth ghethaosggofnwt'lfigtonfmm‘l ”aid _
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l Tafl‘g'f‘fiirlr Tin-lav. "'1‘" M1?” sute'lt agencies of defence have been i
on -. . er. Allen 1“- Shelter- lnlore valuable and ancient.
l uncommon. —- Charla: 0nsteud,t "incorporated as a division of the
[George varr, Charles Bradley. Jns.,’:°l‘";mm 8‘ Transportation ”mm“
lilomlport James Gummy 0 Kc“modem ‘tnto ouncll'ot Dateline. with
t , ' " ‘ ‘ ' the express purpose of coordinating
{ W Almnder. Harry Ambler. “Oberlllndividual citorta into one attentive
gSmlth, Arthur Tyrreli, Harvey Dy'ke-‘movomcnt. the Corps has. indepen- '
imam. James Gohmlm, Andrew Kowldenllr. given for a'lung period servifi
.meckl. Peter Tyrrell. n. nulls. Fanton'f: {33 file“ “a "my "°;:d"‘l‘l““"‘°--
. . l u olllo ll‘ owners exten t 2 tom
.Beol-ll, C. Sherwood. R. Abbott. 11- of thuir cars for Liberty Loan meet»
Buokhoiz. A. Crossnlan. Joseph Hans lugs and [or war rallies. During tho
Ernest. Droeschner, F, Buckholz, .1, recent influenza epidemic them were
Hart.“ Sum Skldmorc, Charles Wnfi‘“: (i? (it‘llugdancelior the infill“?
. _‘ o 0 rs Mil nurner. an n. t. ,0
Keene, Frank ClarinTom Taylor,(~lnl-lmmpommn or "N, French Army
once Bililill. Ben holly. J. Mthgllen- hand. when it toured Connecticut for
William Kaiser. .aeven thlys in Septcmher. 1918. was
Corpornt.ionlt.-nr‘t‘lsden Lace Works ,mmll’lled by ”l“ ”“110 ““110th man
i Coinorntlonu.~Dreaden Lace Works.‘“d women.
‘ "Now the Motor Corps stands ready
Inn. Neptune ,Hardware Milt. (AL-to serve United wllr Work campaign'-
Meeker Union Foundry. Anal-g w Davyfet‘s. Liberty Loan. Red Cross and War
lnc., Old Welt Cigar 00.. R. u, v_ Cu" Sfii‘mfis Workers. it will also extend
'5. Mayehdff 00.. $292.75.
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u, m, - “M": tion by nildofanle ml (tunable—or- Corp: will; it lnnllomed by thel “Tho‘pooplb mil-urine the ma
film W“, . "0"" , autumnal the membern WAWMW-Immfl tle sanctum-m Quantum at!» .
. ‘l‘itt rm- .. ’Wic-nitmnem- =WI,bo loud in humanism , two. , mm
mm“ . ,W '3! rot-ultimo n more flexible man”- "port to the Council. . - ~ ' . 1 ' . .- - . ' ' ‘
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