at m M .meows-iSMeetimfl.’ at . .
”W‘ flimsy.£3£i:ton: “" m" , Pilfechcmmm
e u.‘ . Bu . om. M , .
anon thus in: Mute: 39:65:] 03% Sept. “—352”. a no:
Beach. t ew . '
o N (Britain. state council hue am an... gastric m m
V' ., ‘ .. . f .» .
S lATEu‘ U‘A. IL on: William Van None at. 3:15:01 _
' —-———— ' tit-to . ' ' ' as souvenirs during a main m do
oi New Britain. at“. council “a", Van. the military authorities o: the
Delegates from Many Cities . . H. Hm “my; 0: _ Verdun area tum dull-{ja-
Attended Annual 8688!” state council treasurer. Alsa‘tha fol~ to “1°" ““0“ to penetrate, the '—
in Da . 10"“: mm" of sets committees: toric site. The ldantityqt ski-envo-
abutya.‘ ‘ o.ncmormm;n.a.wn-
t‘orty or more delegates from ear g fisgzgdg‘lt'aké B‘Ml' aha-3:;
11"!» councils of the 0308 United Water-burr JIIEl! “kl ' of a“
-\:u.-ric:tn Men, tbs-onwards. stats. t”, A J ' of winger
v n. .m convention in W. l'es- fielorlycmdmm anniversary ot'tllfi
Md u. at the anal muting of a. founding of Pahquioque Council, of
authorities threaten to, M other
areas unless greater respect Arnold
the battle fmta. . They- cuntmd tht
some persons have even removed the
metal nameplates from the crosses in
cemeteries in their wild lust ior war
,4, . h I“ souvenirs.
‘. “A La‘mfirl'l ha" in Jul” 0.‘ Danbury. was held in Mechanic‘s Hall,
’ ‘z 0 ‘ ' ' . in. conjunction with the reception to‘ _
t - meeting opened at to. octock.’the I m lllllliei'l o, the m... Guards Harem
.mh State Councilor Ralph J. Beach.
of New Britain. presiding. Thousand m "was” m »
mp, was given over to the coating 01 N it. '“ ted ’by t y-
,.. .or six members. and during the speech-
..;8.t::.::e.:.:m::a“.:: 2...‘ °..’“:...m.tmm the m... were mm
rtzht new members were also admit-’ Charles ‘1 F“flu-"E"ner ROM"! and “01"“ Guard is 11 oncer and 239 an-
“,d to the 01 d" at this tune .Kenneth Tom. The local delegatss‘lltlted men. out of an authorized
The report of State .councilcr."°"e Elmer Rmm’ .jPhlllp Herr ,istrcngth 0f 2.3.8.1!” War rt-
showed a loss in membership but a‘la‘redtericlt Scoiield. and Charles Killian. announced today.
' 3'. ’ 3 IN, a former state ofllcer. was Tile enlisted strength of the Nation-
;rreatcr actntt.‘ in initiator) work t; ill Guard for all sun. has new
during the past year. a marked 12- “5° "93°“ by 3,431 men during August. The
cre'tse in membership in several indi- total str h . ofieer
viduni councils was also noted. snl HARTFORD MA" “WWW 60.545 :3. $1332? “marl-mi
insurance proposition for members 1111 "—"" stren is 180. or.
Connecticut. which has been launched,m7m°"d. Tm'm L”. L". Afl‘r Cou‘tfoicticnt :ankg 313:
since lilo last session or the councils 3“"‘9 Fame" and Br°ther states is enlistment
w.-.. referred to as being safe. sound
council. Lincoln Council, of South
Only 250%”
WASHINGTON, Sept. 14.——'i'he pres.
ent strength of the Connecticut Na-
among
ctr-emu in m.
and logical. Among the reconnect-l “”3130an 999'" 13.-tRaymond 1333:3311? P131160 2:0 Uutmh'
damn.» offered by the state councilor Tomb“ 3" a public accountant °f [island and Mix-seem lead! the were
in his report was the adoption of a Hartford, "‘5 drowned oi! High Bartnamed. ‘
ll'flll for a bonus ‘0 be offered for se- at Milford 'Point late yesterday. His
. , , , h x. tmolher and} fiancee. on the shore. » '
NIH]: nlfj'omemofmism" counciiorlpowerles“ to give aid, appealed to COAL “‘09:: TRACKS.
l'.tI Kisscibrack. showed the numborfio‘hers to save him. '
or (matciis throughout the state to Mrs Tm‘h- “ short time before
m. maintained at thirty. with a net ltad_requcsted her son. Jesse. aged 19'
m figurdm, 0r 131. during the past to atd her husband. The latter had
wit Stittc Council Treasurer H be?“ taken with cramps while swim-
to .tv' l'urtlx‘. of this city. reported a mm" and Jesse had gone to M“ a!-
Derailed Cars Nonv- Bdhd Tia-Up
Norwsik Branch
Two cars of coal were derailed and
one 0: them overturned yummy
near the Bethel freight house, com
plotely blocking the truck. of the
, . , _ sistance. Both were sinking when \v .
ml l.t u in th“ lrcnsnl‘}. of $910.01. «113' ' ‘ orwalk branch or the NW York
I. v. . . . )tnond sent to their assistance N '
"“ ”0‘“ m ”‘8 morning mm" and got them close to the beach. Mrs. ' ew Haven & Holland rails-cad. Ibo
. rtcm‘wrs repaired to Mechanics
cut-nor of Main and‘ Liberty
for lunch. which was served
o'clock. by the members of
t'onstcr Council. Sons and
I- .. ‘v '-)l‘.’< of Liberty. an auxiliary.
‘» > I"! " (OUflCiL ‘ confluence
- the councils represented and the
“annular (‘ouncil of Wafer-bun?
flak Council. Hartford: Lixr
‘mncii. Sulllh Norwalk: 001mm
'lll'fl. Mormon:
New Britain:
“Tack held up the (imitate 0! the
I11:50 o’clock train {or nearly half an
hour. Then the train started {or
Bethe! but the passengers had to
tratat‘slfer around the wreck and could
no 0 so untl a reiiott~ tr
1 th Ehe bztriis atithf’from South Norwalk. arfigefienm
Smtt?d. e ousa on c r vertggggl oticlocjk. DThg‘pasaengers on the
, Mr. Tomlin, the father. is cnglneer‘atso balsam" ”233:5? 2:02:33, oufe‘OCk’
For “i" “us-“P" and F7min Company railed cars and it was M ed til”
. _ ' sat New Britain, and the family lire other trains h t ' expect u
how Britain i Ne _ B it'i . t . e ween this city and
, n u r a n. The members hill South horwalk would be d l '
Pabqnioque glivod during the summer at 3 hotel at’ One of the two car i e oped.
l'anhut'v: Unity Council..thc beach and the service will be ”'1‘"! tracks but the other a 8 mply '9" the.
.,,,n; Nathan Hale Council.;th:tt place Wednesdrlr. ,bloclting the track 23:: 31?]le mare.
race?! (‘gunfffl' B'l‘l'im'i 'sott coal over a considergblengarea.
(«mu 1' . 0“ Haven, lmi .The derailed cars were a part of the
‘ the local freight be.
:twcen South Norwaik and Danburr
,in charge of Conductor Fitzgerald
land Engineer Shove. The wrcck oc-
.‘currcd about 11:30 o‘clock. The New
Haven wrecking crew was ordered
,out but did not reach the scene until
nearly 1'30 o‘clock.
Tomlin had just reached the beach
and was able to draw them ashore.
Raymond, however. could not make
the beach and went down. The body
was recovered by the Myrtle Beach‘
0‘ Life Saving Corps.
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.‘tl‘
—Tha Best Salesman—A Want Ad.
leouipment of
I REUNION AT
GOULD HOMESTEAD.
, The annual
reunion of the Gould
Homestead cucsts will beheld in Fair-
tield on Saturday, Sept. 25. from 2 lot;
1). it). Each truest may bring a friend
or relative. A basket lunch should
be provided bythose who attend. but
hot coffee cud sandwiches will be
whoae daughters the Home has Dem
A model for every figure5
‘, [ (eachcxclusivc for its purpose mazelfitszplfimfi“§‘rllQ'aff‘migfigtfi
{ :_ v combining Slendcrncs_s, County. Those intending to be pres-
Grace and Suppleness, With cnt will confer a favor by notifyinr:
Style 367 long-Wear, W. B. Nuform the matron. Mrs. K. M. Spalding,
_ LOW sus'r Corsets rovide "MuchCor- FIJI-t ms Gould HOME“. Flirfieli at least
:Price! . K ”I for‘thtlo Money.” ‘ 9 three days before the event.
—h~ *m
wamcanrafl‘iaros. Inc. amt! tax - cmcaco RELIEF woaK PROILEM‘.
“'ASHINGTON, Sept, Z’..-—Prob-
lcms in the organization of relief work
were discussed today by the National
Conference of Catholic Charities with
representatives oi the clergy. the sin-
terhood and lay organizations attend-
in);, the sessions.
Secretary of State Colby in an an-
.nouncement at the close of the first
day of the biennial conference declar-
ed there Was pressing nieed for Amer-
ican relief organizations to carry on
their work in foreign countries. He
praised Cumulus for the attentiveness
of their relief activities abroad. as
well as at home.
A cahlegram was received from Car-
dinal Gasparri, Papal Secretary 0!
Side. in which the pope bestowed his
benediction on the conference. and ex-
pressed bk approval at it; exerts.
RETI WINNER AT CHESS.
Accouiing to a report receiud yes-
terday from Europe. Richard Betti, rep
resenting CzechoSlovak‘la, was the
winner of the international chess Iss-
ters' tournament at Gothenburg.6we—
den, in which he and A. Rubinstein.
the Russian champion. had been tied
at 8 1-2 pants . each after tantra.
{rounds it am that let]. who as
tabllshed the world's recort’ 'or blind.
fold chess, playing at Harlem. Hob
land, succeeded in emerging from the
final round with a clear lead. Bosch
jubotl'. Kostick and Dr. Tarrasch were
. all close behind.
{)ur Corsetiere Service
We are proud of it—and so are our customers.
That is whv women whom we have fitted in cor-
.wis tell their friends about our facilities and the skill
of our fitter.
Fié‘ures “difficult to fit” are carefully studied.
d unusual types receive special attention.
l@$.l
. p
it”
. CPRDE MERCHAND/IE Hr Moon’s/Wt Pp/Ct f
as wasnnto'ron swans!
hum—fl
nir hunters in nothnnwia victim-4
—-—
E'
.mm in, ,
Comm, mit‘y'Vleifars‘ ~ls li’ow»
Hull-do In.
vi
thlmmaoa'bubam
”.3... ”1m warmth and
mty welmwofisethom
can
3” It: Gone m have come
sue! sections in-thetr m. There-
torevthe Bed cross Rural Service.
, MW,‘m_pum arm-u Serv-
lceistoassistpeoplotommotims
more match. wealth animus. In
this anbiic lie-tut. luau-action
and general educational progress of
both children and adult. flay s by
but.
Recreational: toundhbomotthe
biggest need- in rural
inch 0! Mont plum for the cli-
dranandseciaillteiotrhemlts.
leicw pageants, debating clubs.
W team. 0mm singing
and other social events whldt bring
the pennies! surrounding communities
together have been organised and car-
ried on under the guidance of Red
Gro- rnrsl workers to neat. advano
taco. In many instances sslvlagJec-
reatloml pm and damn. peefle
together proves to be the our“
of the community to other conditions
which may be improved by united
action.
As a result of community omnlza-
tion, townships in which there had
been Mather plans nor inter-at in
community progress have been organ-
ized to work togethcr with the unified
purpou or bringing their community
up to the most enlightened standards.
Lecture and musical entertainment
com have been started as a result
of community meetings. as well as ctr»
calating libraries. [ted Cro- schoola of
instruction in Home Nursing. Care of
the Sick and First Aid. In the lam
towns the need for restrooms and pub-
lic comfort stations is being met. Play-
grounds for the children have ban
established and recreational activities
worked out for the year.
in order that there may be concerted
effort in carrying on the programs of
the various wolfnre agmcles in the
rural districts. Red i‘ross Rural Serv-
ice helps the emulation. already on
the ground. The main object of the
service is to lend a hand everywhere
and take the lead only where neces-
stray.
JUNIOR RED caoss‘
acnva iN 811ng
Garden seed. for Polish orphans.
mm: for anaemic Greek babies, car-
peutcra‘ tools for CM
cripples—«hose are only It, tow at the
gifts that young Americans are send~
I
E
_ served by the household. Precedinz
_ accomplishthe the luncheon, which will be partakcn
’ I . . on the lawn if the weather permit-1.
l Walsdess—Hlpless will be a program of music and spcak-
B d inc. A feature of the program will
us ca be an addrcss by Mrs. S. M. Garlick.
. . _ , ,on “Legend‘s of the Post Road." Sinn
figure-outlines. Fashions will also tell reminiscences of thc
latest decree. Could family. by the generosity or
I. BRESEV
119 Washington St., next-to Post Ofiico
my to drop cigarette. Ola-r.
l
to
:to~‘
bacon habit. Whmovsr you have a
r No-To-Bsc has hclpé- -
”the costly: ‘
. $6.00 AND $5.00 place . for a nmxtorgmcm, 33";
Georgette Waists to be Sold Saturday ‘ gfohgmhlggfi‘t Anon-h m
. AT 8338‘ ' . t ' .5, ,
“I C:'
pie. Getaboxot
\ .,.
$2.00C&BCORSETS.Reduwdto ”$2.69
“-00 C & B CORSET? ““9““ ~ «r. ‘
, at colleges and trade schools
F
E.
ing to the war-crushed children of the
Old “'orld.
Through the Junior Rod Cross the
boys and girls of the United Slntcs
are giving a fresh start In “to to little
war orphans scattered all over Europe.
Titcy have set up orphans" ltomcs In
France, adtod colonies in Bi'lglum and
Monicnqre, and day schools in Al-
bauia.
Thcy are scndlttz dozt-ns of young
Syrians. Montcnegrins, and Albanians
to American colleges in Constantinople
and Beirut. and maintaining more than
a hundred orphans or l-‘rcnch soldiers
In or-
phanages and {arm schools up and
down the peninsula of itnly there are
nearly 5(1) wards of American Juniors.
Last Mate: a thousand French chil-
dren from the inadequate shelters of
the dcvasted regions wero sent by the
Junior Red Cross to spend the cold
months in warmer parts of France.
At the same time five thousand little
Belghns were having a hot lunch every
day at Junior Red Cross school can-
teens.
American school children have al-
ready mlsei something like a million
dollars (or these enterprises. and they
are still hard at work.
In China, through campaigns of ed-
ucation. the Junior-filed Cross is help-
ll‘ to cachet flay prevalent blind-
ness and cholera.
RED (33059 RELIEF
mm EUROPE
But for timely assistance of the
m Bid" Gus during the last
year, a large, proportion of the 20.000.~
000 population of the Balkan States
111181“ be starved or perished from
“,a‘mw‘ Six million dol-
lars worth of food. clothing and medt-
will list. hen sent to the Bai-
t“ “83?“. Albania.
Hootenegro. Serbia. Bosnia and Greece
—aince the beginning of Red Cross re.
mm in Central Europe.
albumen-of dollars worth of food
alone has been sent‘to the needy in
states.
The money expended by the Red
Cross in this stricken portion of Eu-
rope has been used to set up hospitals,
mmmriea. mobile medl.
til units and to help in the general re-
devastated areas. Amer-
i‘ltcan tractors and other taming Imple-
Mshnllnhcn sent to the Weal-
‘t'uiarestsmwaerc aid as; been xiv.
in owingfthe-iand.
“Ergo “last otj‘this year probably
all Amalie-n Red Cross agencies ad-
minmifld " to Calm Enm'
wmhave withdrawn. By thatflmqit
nmmmwm have ap-
. 5 l ’W‘
_ . t 2:30, practice at. tans. ‘
wmmfi‘here will; be anteater-t3
lchross.Am,~slloltbo
are. nmh'm
ton
New Yarn—«Cooper»
none tn meeting the
: year. .1:me f
trousers Vii use them. mm,
gun may be inclined.“ mist higher
1 m believe that business on a
,larss scale will be impossible-in eon
ihatsfm at 85 as more—ch law-'9
annually mention I. ml
a short time M- conse-
Iow bats have been
“or this price. except! 2
Wt
of “I. ”mum ”(l-ll! m3. meso-
An s e a .
mentormishtcsrsotnotielsm.
Mantle-perm: ,
An average lacing ot thirty l“,
pares: -
Reduction, at bad-order can b I
mmml-xeugumdtwwmcdm
own .
“Woodsman“
- has number of locomotives now no
utter-m
- III. et‘tective efforts to. huh:
about the returner cars to own:
M
MIRS TO CONSTITU‘I'M
Governor Coolidge Says new. -
Party Stands for Sound Com.
" R ‘ AV. MANCHESTER. N. K. Sept. 11..
N. “H" PA TIES IN NORW . Go Calvin Goal of
Olive nti'metog ca vg made! ort chusets. speak” hero tom. anti
lows-cuts of. the sun and earth,America "led by spur-lot like '21.
.i'avor young men oi Norway and Owe-.9: Harding will protect the w
dc. Because of short days and earlyot all her people at bone and yes»
darkness most of the “W of thong?“ ungrsdingly all hr data.
'10.; Womens Christia- Assoelatlon a -" h
in these countries man be joint or, “it is well to keep in mind. he
hits M Christian said, "that unless we mat-tab *
Assam?“ Yom‘ ldomestic institutions. we shall ham
t .‘no foreign relations. unless we char-h.
All but a few hours of the twen‘:e , libertv and promerity at home '9
four are so dark that girls cannot . M
asked or m“ to come to meebpannot provideror defend them
h” by themselves. {if i were asked to state the ”I”
This is the repent of was mmsaigfguaemwmfly in "'0 mt, ‘
Spencer ot the "Y. W." Overseas do? ”rm a"... £4"qu fl
paruncnt who has ”at arrived in New; ”9 °
. .aiwaya threaten our custitnflon. 0-.
York from join-hey: that covered elev~ '
en Eh: ucountfles {is numeracy. the chromium at th
Themwt l ”5““er surprise bmfiexcmtivmo traveler clatter-“u b-
“ did not intimidate the Class Deb-chosen ‘0 5.7. the M“. Such-l-
cause waistline?) Ere 30‘ fi?§:§12\-atiou is always sought by raw
about 41“ 8'18 e ‘3“- - "them or the responsibilities at titer
however. lag-sage 3:8 ‘qgestiogmgiifim. taking over the alt-eaten at
We cannot arose-r one we and imw'“m"mcif translated mm “anlfM‘” twain. ass-amine govern-nu
lmperii another. ,, .. .
We u“ "puman‘ ct col manage-1m “Sign “‘9‘ "M91 br°kenreo321§3a§liiaw$§wers to ttilt; creed".
“9"” C“ M ‘1‘” lat intervals bv more questions. until the like of which were amt-cs by
labor" 03‘an m m m .u. by m time it .WaE 0“? the class knew lilo other person on earth The-e pows'
ural. Mt “mt!“ ltho lite historv ot the instructor bar ers have not vet beacon-end” as...
i believe in unionism. i believe lair” her “9.: Under them 50-!“ as I m in
collective bargaining. i believe 'Theg ' ’_ ‘ or “ms m pm a draft ”“090 it.
“‘° "“° mm” '° moo "“c' “”FtLEa mvotsce sermon gtomormw and impress our citlas- a. f
ward *“ just rewards. Kati > e ALLEGINO CRUELTYfloe sent to tight anywhere in the world.
We do not want to an t (mono; Job . Ryan of Norwilk tiled peti-ilt is not enough to say this will not i.
“‘3‘! for another, we wan 0 p ltion in the Superior Court yesterday L«lime. i obiact to the “We, q
00‘ ‘0 classes. ‘asmng for a divorce from Emmagany such powers in time of page.
. ~Ryan of the we place. alleging intol- s’l‘hf‘ only agency now seeking e.
—-'l'ry a classified adverts-lent “frerable cruelty.- Timer weremarried bring this condition to a clone to th
the Ballad for the but m iScptemher 6'. 1916. ‘ Republican Party."
W‘ and 'Oflier
M‘“ .u ’1‘ch m
or time cin- iwaeh. h _
. “‘8 “ca ysn, w a was absent
3'.“ Vi“. ’lflauea to
he as hail-a
l um-
Asian '
lie-client. He was
Club, and
his fellow pupil;
lmm roots Haaomo's
WY BPIICW
H
hboristhoagsneyotmattaia
3
i
{cecast lively competition
*pomriohd stores and be-
tllnt lower prices maid result.
A Chicago hatter has launched ’a
-srioe ez'mpaign to start the new
!
l A man can't match one doctrine
all We. 100th".
Life without toll. it possible. would
be an minim Mace.
laboraadcsploalarelndeadlyconact.
It is the solution to wooed. the.
determination to do the most and.
but— these speed men on to the
belch“. .
l wot employers to know what is_
in the hearts of the workmen.
in government must do many
things. but it has enough to do with-
on invading the field‘s: privatuc.
You cannot take away from any
man the right to quit his employment.
i believe in the. protective "”1
which prospera America first. and er:
alts American stewards of wagaaandr
American Has-duds at “was. ,
I want to no. preset-rise nail-tea
and punished.
'We can redneethcest d govern-
men by uniting the play of politics
with the nation’s bread and butter.
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The multitude of Attainment-omen who sufia terribly day after day
and year after icar from ills peculiar to theirsex is almost beyond belief
-——yet there is ardly a town-or hamlet in the United States wherein
some woman, and often many, do not reside who have been restored
to health from someof the worst forms of female ills,and often avoided
operations by taking Lydia E. 'Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
T'heseTWWuan of“ ’
Canoflaon, Rye-4‘! suffered about ,
LLZIIQ; 0-2;:ch
w...‘o
.zzatcre-zzmcr
.--¢.~.-—n A- a... -.pcv».-1¢
once.
Ms, W—“ Every month I
two years with fienmie weakness. I had such pains in my backand lower
could not wallg any-distance. ride or fast»! stomach i could not lie in bed.
take any’exerclseatdhmms ' muttered so it seemed as though I
would die,and I was not regulateittber.
t
It I swept the-floor or did an (lngl
lain. [adhered fora year and was unfit todo
work it would bring m: s' all
' ’ dnoenergy,
I was weak and Ian
‘Or-ZDIC":
myhousework, could only washdishes l.
Willie‘ms a nuse' rybo mp. I was once mofw'l‘tliitz. Emma!) adm' ’ lit
- . ram ' ' .. moat. ’ I 5
-' serumlmouths and-wind A”... V Omani had done for U
f ' ' ' other“ WWW“; it; ,
mum, Hm n.5hnkhsma',.- , ,
'cgctable'Compound and ecidcd to surelydid wonders for ma.
-v —.<--e~.-~—-.m+.-¢-uo.m~—.
t it. After ta‘ tuuve bottles no ma- snd-aandotny own 7
{gall ”was ' , and . . minutiae-t sugar-able at all. l
twink m 3 any a. , q‘if will sing me you mdtctne as .
‘ MWHW ' do not were as a doctor that;
havedoneali kindsof workandat candoasmnchgwlforfsxnalewgeab
' present ammn ‘ at a, -. ,m‘mLyflmEPinkm’sVege.
l . iospitai and“ be M “bound and you may use
‘~ alwaysreoommend‘ egetableuim- these facts as a testimotial.”—Mrs.
—- 1nund.”—-—Ln.t.ux aar,82«i South 0th T‘s-run E. Wanna, R. 1.. Box 60.
Street, Carmilton, Ky. . OndaskgWiv. ’ ‘
TbousandsofSuchLettet-s MWValueof
.ztm' to. murmuymtc: «oral
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