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ANTI-BOLSHEVISTS Bolshevist Government Fallen WELCOME ALLIES WashlngtoB, Ang 12— The ■M ‘‘supreme government of the And Leaders Fled Says Report northern territory of Russia,” welcomes AUied co-<^>OTatlon against the Bolshevists. This Advices from Copenhagen on Sat­ was made very plain In a ca­ London, Aug. 12.— The Bolshevist blegram reachhxg the State De­ iw£ Esnm IT / t urday quoted German papers as say­ government of Russia has apparent­ partment today from Arch­ ing that a change of government in angel. It consisted of an an­ I ly reached its end, the Wolff Bureau Russia was likely. nouncement of policy by the GERMANS WORSTED UUIDED TODAY of Germany announced today, ac­ members of the newly formed British, Aided by French, Take Two More Villages Along This was followed on Sunday by government there. BY CANADIANS cording to a dispatch from Amster­ a report that. Lenine and Trotzky They intend to fight to free With the IMtUib A m y on the Picardy Froixi,. AnS- I * —. dam. probably would take refuge In Ger­ Russia from all outside influ­ Center and Left Flank o f French Annies— 700 German ence. (9 a. m.)—Two new filTlflkma Captain Alexander Lawson Nicholai Lenine, the Bolshevist many. were thrown Into the flgbtilig The Bolshevists in Russia came in­ Guns in Allied Hands— SonHi of Albert Operations More in the vicinity of LIhpna by tlie premier, and Leon Trotzky, the for­ Germans last night ii| n deopO’ and 29 of Swedish Steam­ eign minister, have fled from Mos­ to power in November, 1917, follow­ rate attempt to cfieck the Ca­ cow U) Cronstadt. ing an abortive attempt to seize the Local— Germans Begin to Counter Attack at Some Points nadians. er Lydland’s Crew Reach Rumors of the collapse of the Bol­ government in the preceding July. BRITISH AHACK Despite the^ vlolance of the The Wolff Bureau Is the official counter attack the Genyiane shevist government have been cur­ were hurl^ back and avlferecl Port Safely— Herman Win­ rent for the past few days. news service of Germany. heavy losses. FiOSIAN COAST The counter attack phase has been reached in the great bat­ The attack was a comj^ete tle developed by the Anglo-French offensive between Albert and failnre. ter Not Sank; is in Harhor the Oise river and fresh German reserves have begun to make The fourth day of the offen­ MISTAKE IN D RAH CALL; sive found the enemy strongly FIRST II. S. FIELD ARMY German Zeppelin and Six Brit their appearance ^ _ , . .. * i entrenched along a 20 nMle, — 10 Vessels Prohahly Along the center and left flank of the French armies the Al­ front. TIME EXTENDED TO 30TH lies have made further gains in the direction of the German base' Lost ORGANIZEO IN FRANCE ish Motorboats are Re­ at Roye, capturing Armancourt and Tilloloy, about 3V^ miles away. German prisoners are now unofficially estimated at more nonading in the regions of Hurqui- Local Men Will Not Be Sent to Camp ported Missing than 40,000 while the Allies are reported to have captured approx­ on Thursday— Latest Local Draft villers and Grivillers. An Atlantic Port, Aug. 12.— Nine imately 700 German guns. On the northern one of the Picardy ‘‘There is nothing to report from . Infmonation Announced. fishing schooners and a steamer were Consists of Five Army Corps, battle zone, (just south of Albert) the fighting dwindled down to the balance of the front.” sunk off the New England coast by local operations temporarily. These enabled the British to stab- The Marqulvillers-Grlvillers -to®'* PLANES AID NAVY lize their lines and to connect up a small gap north of the Somme German under-sea raiders on Satur­ Presomably for F^hting tor is 4 ^ miles southwest ot Roye. ■ Chairman E. L. G. Hohenthal, of in the district where Americans were engaged on Saturday. Four Divisions TahtoDChaulnes Still in Foe’s Hands? With the British. Army oh the .Ft* here today by survivors. Thirty- nounces today that an error had been Coast Faces North $9ea— 825 Miles Farther to the south a savage struggle developed around cardy Battle Front, Aug..- (;• five survivors that were picked up made In transcribing a message from from England-r^iiShdi Must Pass Chaulnes. Allied partols Were reported on Saturday to be far to a. m.)— German prisoners, by fishing craft that escaped the U- Washington, received here on Satur­ Hdlgolamd to the east of Chaulnes, but apparently the town remains in German mating nearly fi^m: boat have been landed here. day night. The original message CORPS COMMANDERS been capturetl ' " —— called upon the local board to ^nd hands. . , x. i. More Sunk, Perhaps. iter-attacks were delivered by the Germans at French How mani^more the raider may men to

rjqiy the s t « ^ l^ p re­ AniMHmcedriUDtliSw AiteleBT ward their line within a mile bi the strategic Peronne-Roye road. pelln was shut dcKfhi ,The text of the ported by U-)>bat, is problemati­ pect. grace. Bray has been reached by the British and the joint advance British motorboats yere reported report follows: - - * cal. It is estimated that at least 50 The Manchester men who will be of the British and French is now menacing Roye. fishing vessels were on or around the sent on Aug. 30 will be Gustaf F. missing. .‘The enemy renewed bh; *atfabk With the American Army in Georges banks on Friday and Satur­ Gustafson, Owen Davey and Richard The Frisian coast Res on the west, Reinforcements from Rupprecht. against our positions sou^ of Li­ France, .^ug. 12.— (2 p. m.)— The day. The Kate Palmer, only two Moonan with Thomas Dixon as the of the German province of Schleswig- As was the case on the Marae the Germans are again draw­ hons Sunday evening, but wias. re­ y i United States finally has her own days out from Boston herself sighted alternate. Holstein. It fronts the North Sea ing upon Prince Rupprecht’s Flanders army for reserves. So far pulsed. army in the field. The troops are some 30-odd vessels when her sur­ On Thursday there will be sent and is 325 miles fronr the British 31 (German divisions, or 372,000 men have been identified, and of "We captured 200 Gernmn priton- operating under strictly American vivors were released by the subma­ from this town to the Newton School coast. To reach it the British naval these eight were from Flanders. ers in a successful operation’ command. This most important de­ rine commander along with fully 20 In Massachusetts these local men: forces have to pass the great German Eight crack German divisions have been completely smashed, of the Somme and linked up our P|tol- velopment was announced today. I dories, with from 60 to 70 men were Emilio Rampone, RIcard Hewitt, naval outpost of Heligoland. showing the severity of the German losses. tions between Mericourt attd Btlne- General John J. Pershing, in ad­ pitching about in the choppy seas. Wllllim T. Cotter, James Robb and The Kaiser has begun to punish his generals for the loss of hem. ; ' ' ■ ’ dition to his duties as American com- From shortly after 3 o’clock on Oswald Fischer. Montdidier and already three of them have been cashiered, ac­ (Mericourt and Stinaliem nm mader-ln-chief, has taken over the Saturday afternoon until long after , New Rule Made. cording to advices from Amsterdam tod&y. north of the river.) direct command of this first field nightfall the raider went about her A new rule has Just been made. 305 CASUllTIES There was another flare up of local fighting in Flanders on “Oh the right of the fburtb Bvitleh army organized in France. work of destroying the schooners. All selected men when they report Sunday night, the British improving their positions between Har­ army progress was made., towardn It consists of five army corps, and, Long before 3 o'clock the submarine it W illi Hall for Instructions, will ris and Vieux Berquin. Roye. while It was not stated where the ONTREARMYLIRFS “ The villages of Armitficourt and had been busy sinking others of the have sewed on to the sleeve of their The only development of importance on the Aisne-Vesle front force will operate, it is presumably Tilloloy were captured,. . fieet. coat a band on which will be printed has been the repulse of new German counter attacks by the Ameri­ in the Marne sector. "On the northern, ($*laiidera) the letters "U. S. N. A,” The men cans north of the Vesle. ‘‘Submarine Raising Hell.” All of the divisions comprising the front the British posltloflB Wfra Im^ must wear the same coat when they Shortly before noon the Kate field army have had preliminary Of Total 57 Die on Field, 16 proved between "Vieux Rerquiu *ud 'leave for the camp as these armbands Palmer and her companions had been training and active service at the the Oise river now number more than Merris as the result of successful lOr Identify the ' selectlves. Also the Two More Villages Taken. warned by a passing schooner that front, a number participating In the from Various Other 40,000, according to an unofficial es­ cal operations. . . . bands are the same as a uniform London, Aug. 12.— More progress "a submarine’s out there raising most recent battles. timate made here today. 81 Foe Divisions under the law and no one may sell has been made by the British on the hell,” and sounds of firing could be Causes Seven hundred German cannon London. Aug. 12.— 1.20 p. m .)^^ ■ Corps Commanders. liquor ib a man wearing one of these Fjcardy front and the villages of heard, according to survivors land­ have been taken since the drive A number of fresh Germau*diyi|iona The five army corps are command­ bands Ivhile' he is enboute to the Armancourt and Tilloloy have beeh ed here. This would place the start started on Thursday morning. have been brought up atOhg tlfj) ed by Major Generals Liggett, Bul­ campSi The officers In charge of the captured, the war office announoefi of her activity at early in the morn­ (Seven hundred pieces of artil­ cardy front in an effort id tha lard, Bundy, Reed and Wright. selectlves will have arm bands also today. ing. 67 BADLY WOUNDED lery is the most that the Allies have Allied advance. . . Each corps contained several di­ on Which will be printed the letters (The Armancourt-Tilloloy seotdr ever taken on the western front in Thirty-one German diViktlSns have, visions of approximately 30,000 men, "S. P.” meaning special police. Is about 3% miles southwest of 80 Are Landed. the first five days of any offensive. now been Identified, ln«^ud|ilf tight An Atlantic Port, Aug. 12.— Cap­ with such auxiliaries as tanks, air­ These officers will have the power to Number Wounded |ln Degrees Not Roye.) South of Lihons the Germans de­ Montdidier Destroyed. drawn from Prince RdDpY^Cht’l re-, tain Alexander Lawson and 29 mem- men and heavy artillery. place under arrest any selectlves who Det^mined 158—-Missing in Ac­ livered a counter attack which was Enraged because they had to give serves In Flanders. , be’'s of the crew of the Swedish It was not stated whether General do not behave on the way to the tion, Seven— The Report. up Montdidier, the Germans destroy­ (Thirty-one German^' dlvUdoni . steamer Sydland were landed here Pershing Intends to remain long as camps. repulsed. The British south of Albert have ed the city before they started, ap­ would be about 372,006 today by trawlers that picked them Field Commander or if he will turn Next Quota, Aug. 26. Washington, Aug. 12.— Three linked up their lines in the Merl- plying the torch and blowing up The enemy has been reictiag b®av- up last night, 80 miles southeast of over the command to a junior gen­ Our next quota will leave here army casualty lists were issued to­ court-Etlnchem sector, capturing 800 buildings with dynamite. Many old ily against the British b^Wt^U ilojn Island Light. eral officer. about Aug. 25. The men will be sent day containing a total of 305 names, German prisoners. The British and beautiful pieces of architecture road and the Somme river* Whart tha The men had been in open boats Although not announced at head­ to Camp Forrest, Lytle, Ga. This divided hs follows: right fiank is continuing its advance were destroyed by the Huns. Allied positions now havO beto wtst-- from last Thursday at 3 p. ra., wtcn quarters, It is understood that other quota will take all our Class 1 men Fifty-seven killed In action, ten in the direction of the German btoe Despite resistance by the enemy blitzed. their ship Was torpedoed 180 miles armies will be organised shortly. of 1917 registration and some of the died from wounds, two from dis­ the French have continued to gain Lihons which the Oermfcaa vt>to6lc southwest of Cape Sable. 21 year olds who registered 4hls ease, four from accident and other at Roye. Local operations have developed ground between the Avre and Oise in a counter-attack, has htoi| ,Taisap* THREE GERMAN GENERALS •year. It Is believed that by the first causes, 67 wounded severely. 158 rivers. tured by the British. “ CASHIERED" ,SAY8 REPORT. of September our Class 1 will be wounded, degree undetermined, and on the Flanders front, which enabled (Continued on page 2.) the British to improve their positions The French have captured Mac- Chaulnes, the great OMrmatt' rkll^ exhausted. seven missing in action. quivillers, Gravlllers, Laberliere, way base west of the MettUna, wiM. The local board Is already getting The Connecticut men were: east of Robecq and between Vleux- Amsterdam, Aug. 12 Three Macheont, Cambrokke, and the out­ still in the enemy’s h a ^ at'latMtt ready for the next registration day Wounded Severely. Berquin and Merris. German generals commanding forces skirts of Canny-sur-Matz. reports. which will be held on Sept. 5. On Corporal Frank R. Mallette, Tor- Foe Tries to Save Supplies. mar Montdidier have been cashier­ Paris, Aug. 12.— Heavy cannon­ New French this day it is believed that all men rlngton. Conn. London, Aug. 12.— (11.40)— Ger­ ed, said a dispatch from Berlin to- ading was reported from the re- The French, advanotat^’ o^var nm< KlUSBtiliED between the ages of 18 and 45 wll Private Day id Burts, .28 Park St., man resistance on the Picardy front gioas of Marquivillers and Merivil- 18-mile front, have ■ Lt^.. daf. » Meriden, Conn. is due to an endeavor to save the A large number of German sol­ have in register. lers by the French war office today. chelle. From there ' Wounded, Degree Undetermined. accumulations of war materials and diers have been courtmartlalled at Mr. Hohenthal also said today that Between the Avre and Oise rivers, to Armancourt, Tillolbyr the limited 'service men should be Private John Costrar, 26 Burnside to evacuate them behind the Somine TOORDBI St. Quentin. the communique added, the situation Gury, St. Claude#’ F a r ^ lt< ready at all times for a call as these Ave., Hartford, Conn, river, according to the Reuter cor­ The Kaiser has gone to Brussels. shows no change. Quarry and the hUl nt)rto. M>^ Corporal Francis P. Ryan, 152 respondent at the front today. He The greatest German collapse on calls come unexpectedly and no time The text of the communique val. extensions will be allowed for any Baldwin St., Waterbury, Conn. estimated the number of German the Picardy, front came in the Mont- prisoners at 35,000 and the number .reads: Eight German dlvisfol A RHHTAT reason. Men who have been placed Corporal Victor Woysocki, Somers, didier sector, when the line com­ of guns taken at more than 500. "Between the Avre and the Oise smashed. They woro jm undet* deferred classification on ag­ Conn. pletely gave away on Saturday. The British have captured the ;tbe situation is without change. eight line dfriMl&a la riculture grounds have been led to Private Jacob F. Bernasconl, 83 Rome, An*. 12.— Evacuation of high ground between Etinobem and "During the night there were bom­ General voajDeii^'ltorlartl.^'* - ^ i- believe that they will not be calleC Cleveland St., New Britain, Conn. the whole German salient on the Police Commissioner Enright of Dernancourt, (imniedlately south of bardments In the sectors of Mar­ The Offirnian prisonbd^Jiirw^ until September 15 but it Is said thai, Private Joseph Ciprlano, 210 S. Western front fprmed by Ypres, the New York City has appealed to quivillers and Meriviilers. mated-thla morning • this order may be revoked at any Leonard St., Waterbury, Cojm. Albert.) Montdidier sector and the Verdun Washington to make police exempt A dispatch from Paris -said that 'There is nothing to report on the the guns at 45(^' time and the farmers may be called Private Joseph E. Cushman, 52 area Is being drgbd upon the Kaiser from the draft. Some 683 of the the Matin estimates the Gsgipan DHs- rest of the front.* The British haiNld Se^t^tthor.. 15, so they also Elm, St., Stonington, Conn. by the Gerihan geinbfal staff, accord police already are In the national oners at 40,000 and the gqns at The text of the communique fol­ have atablltod fbelr shoUld^ he reifdy when the call comes. Private Henry J. Doucette, 22 Sey­ runs east o f Ralaaobii ing to a Nears Agency dispatch from service. mour St., New Britain, Conn. 700. lows: • “ “ Zurich; tpdiqp. Allies* Prisoners 40,(MM). French BeporL The French' l ^ c Charles H

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305 CASDALTtES 4>]niiMmnaiMiwwE]ppiipi^^ The small boy stood at the gstdeti hw . Li . - -W i ■' BE I m t m USTS gate and howled and howled and iniiiaiiimiiiNiCHiiiitHiiiiaMHiiliiiicj TONIGHTS DOUBLE FEATURE SHOW howled. A passing old lady; patised (Coniinned from page 1) beside hhn. M a r ia n S w a y n e T U f i m i t (MIIJJiDj “ What’s the'matter, little man?’ she PriTate 'Matthew Jacohs, 75 Hud­ asked in a kindly voice. The Cutl« Star la ------HlL U l iU . Ura’lftltl son m ., Sartlord,^ Conn. “0-oK)h 1’’ walled -the youngster. T a PBiWle TIobort J. SulHvnn, North- and ma'won’t take me to the pictures G h n ^ e ‘t o m e d y O n S a m e B ill ^jiuiiHMiiiniiiHMinioiiiiiiiiiiiqfnHiiHniB^ tonight” THE m t f OffroClMCY amptoh, ‘Cohn. “But don’t make snch a noise,” said $]miiiiuiuE3itiiiniiiioiiuiuiiiiaiuiiiuiiiiM> ■Weetwledt Degree -Undoi oiTOtned. the dame admonishlngly. “Do they Corporal Thomas J. Atherton, 85 aver take you when you cry like tliat?” Main ^t.; XDanhtiry, Conn. “ S-sometlmes f h ^ do, nn’—an’ Pri^e Julius Kuhlayai, 480 Sometimes they d-d*don't” bellowed nnMRROW AND WBNESDAY-THE BEStfiF M.L PATDIOTIC PLAYS dlpruce4K.t Bridgeport, Conn. ?the boy. “But It alnit no troi*le to Jrell!”—^London Opinion. A MAMMOTH METRO MASTERPIECE A SEVEN ACT RED WHITE AND BLUE THUNDERBOLT V E T.Lim tN Advice to Mothers. Bhe was a very careful woman and \S^TH MABEL TALIAFERRO AND ALL STAR CAST When she noticed that the little boy 9EM) H SFOTHlHttDENwas rather Indifferent as to his per­ — THE PLAY THAT TOOK THE LARGER CITIES BY sonal appearance it worried her very ^ STORM. ADMISSION OR 20 CENTS AND WAR T A X - p a sto r »dMi|rtaln 111 B ig h t W onflis much. w* Inteattnal aJrortbio—Was Bonn “Your conduct troubles me very COME AROUND EARLY TO BE CERTAIN OF A SEAT, much,” she said. “Now tell me how I in Hartford. can get you to wash your face regu- arly?” Meriden, AAttg. 12— The Rev. Law­ "That’s oasy, ma,” the boy replied. rence 'A. 'Gulnan, pastor of Holy “Just let me go In swimming every Angels’ church. South Meriden and day." St. ^Bridget’s, Cheshire, and chaplain TO RENT. POSTED. ^ n h e Cheshire ‘Reformatory, died FOR RENT— 4 room flat, all modern Classified wt ^the 'rectory in South Meriden improvements. Rent $13. Apply to John Cairns. 10 West Middle turnpike. teiris morning, after an eight months’ Advertisements tUnesB of Intestinal trouble. He TO RENT— Three room tenement. -was born in Hartford about 50 $8 00, and four room tenement $10.00, both on Spruce St., inquire store, cor­ ------IN T H E ' ywars ago and attended St. Charles ner Spruce and Eldridge Sts. 266t4 College and St. Mary’s Seminary, TO RENT—Four room tenementj BWtimore and was ordained by Car- Charles Stead, wife and child of Modern improvements. Ni<^ healthy diltal -Gibhons 24 years ago. He Giastonbury, came here yesterday location. Rent $12.50. Robert Smith, Bank Bldg. ■first went to Plymouth, Mass., and and took Mr. and Mrs. Howard TO RENT—Five room tenement on then for 13 years was assistant rec­ ©urnhans aiwi child and Clarence Pearl street, vacant August 12. In­ 262tf tor and school principal of St Lymann, of this town with them in quire 53 Pearl street. ______Roses’ parish In Meriden, going to their motor car on a trip to Col- TO RENT— September 1st newly fln- ishpd tenement. flnquire William South Meriden ten years ago. brook. On the return the auto col­ Kanehl, 239 Woodbridge street, Tele- He Is suBvlved by two brothers lided with another auto. Burnhans phone 111-.4. ______J ® and his wife were thrown out and TO RENT—Tenement of four roorns BRING RESULTS ^ahfi ^ r e e sisters. downstairs. Just renovated. E. L. G, The funeral will be held Wednes­ bruised considerably. Mrs. Burn­ Park Theater Ircle Theater Hohenthal, 467 Center St. 260tf RATE— One cent a word for day -morning at 10 o’clock from hans was taken to St. Francis hos­ TO RENT—5 room tenement on Spruce street with improvements. ^Ap­ first insertion, one hall cent a Holy Angels’ church with burial in pital but her husband was able to 258tf The famous Lee Kids, Jane and ply 93 Foster St., Tel. 409-3. word for each subsequent In­ Hereford, come home. The other occupants of A big double feature bill is the sertion. The combined in lt i^ Katherine, will be seen at the Circle f o r r e n t —Six room tenement the car escaped injury. The car was magnet that should draw hundreds walking distance froin the factory. of a name, or the figures of a “ Seeing the watah weminds me tha: so badly damaged that it had to be this evening in their latest comedy Robert J. Smith, Bank Bldg. number count as one word. •T can tell you how much falls pvab to the Popular Playhouse tonight as American Buds.” This is the com­ Minimum charge 20 cents. MENSEO m E M left on the road. FOR RENT—A seven room flat with Niagara Falls, to a ^gallon.” John F. Sullivan has combed the edy that created a riot at the Strand garage located o n Cambridge St. A p­ The tobacco crop all over the val­ ply to Edward J. Hoik______For the accommodation of “How much?” markets for some good features for theater, Hartford, a short time ago “ Four quarts, bah Jove.” gll # ley is a fine one. Those who have our patrons we will accept Tel­ tonight’s bill. A Christie comedy, FOR RENT— 4 ro< ^ flat, Archibald Roosevelt, the ex-Pres- ______‘ ' r r harvested are free from any field and it is really considered the great­ 2nd floor. Walton W. Grant, 22 Cam­ ephone advertisements tor this ^ one of the best in the market, will ident’s son, will have to undergo a Playing Safe. damage. The buyers are willing to est comedy in which these two fa­ bridge St. ______column from any one whose second operation to save himself There was a man who feared the Show be shown and also another chapter mous fun makers have ever appear­ name is on our books payment pay almost any price as long as they FOUND. to be made at earUest con.T«l^ from a paralyzed arno,. That trivial error makes. of that great American chapter play, FOUNiJ—One pair shoes and other He never did a thing, and so can get the texture, quality and color ed. ience. In other cases cash “ A Son of Democracy” which will articles. Owner can get same at 365 ¥ •: r-M Avoided all mistakes. desired. Every year there is a dif­ Notwithstanding the fact that this Adams St., proving property and pay­ must accompany order. teach you more of the life of Abra­ President Wilson has Issued an ferent demand for tobacco in the way is an extra-ordinary offering and ing for ad.______^ appeal to‘ coal miners to do their ut Penalty of Lying. ham Lincoln than any text book that its rental price would pay for FOUND — Pocketbook containing Read By 10,000 People “ Sedentary work,” said the college it shall be handled and delivered to small sum of money. Finder may have SBOst lo Increase the output, which Besides all this the five act fea­ three or four ordinary features, the lecturer, “ tends to lessen the endur­ the warehouses. same by proving pro^rty and Paims at present he says is so small as to ture will be anj Art Dramas produc management announces that the for adv. Mrs. CyrUs Tyler, Chapel^St.^ ance.' Edward Yerrington is spending Manchester, Conn. 266tf tthreaten the success of the war pro tion called “The Little Samaritan” , prices will not be advanced. “In other words,” butted In the two weeks at Cape Cod. FOUND—Brown shepherd dog. Own­ gram. smart student, “ the more one sits the with Marian £?iayne playing the lead­ Admirers of these two youngsters Mrs. Emma Skinner spent the past er may telephone 557-2. FOR SALE—Cook st%e, nearly ngF, should taike advantage of l(he fact tess one can atai^.’’ week in New York city. ing part. and household fornititf^^; togntee V*’ Uiat*thiB'pro'duction Is to .playyat the: miscellaneous . night or : Uim 9 » m m ^ i) aak Place, off Church St. 2«6t?. thor. Revere; Clarenfe J. Harris, Circle this evening and make every DEBTS COLLECTED ANY'W'HERE re­ without charge unless successful, com­ has construe; d a story of simple effort to be on hand early as it is mission basis. Lewis Collecting Agen­ f o r SALE— Stoddard-Dayton tour­ sorts. cy, 11 Vine St.. So. Manchester. Conm ing car: also good farm horse, live Mrs. E. P. (Collins spent the past charm and d ightful appeal. The probably the last time they will rears old. weight 1200 pounds. Inquire scene is a sm&ll town, inhabited by have the opportunity of seeing them ‘C. M. PInney, Bolton, Tel. 246-12. He Was Updo-Data. two weeks at Sound View. r e p a i r i n g . . „ Little Johnnie, aged seven, was being Miss Dora Foster of Brooklyn, N. bigoted, narrow-minded and selfish for some time to come. ^EWBIiRY AMD WATCH **^FAIR- admonished by his father for fighting individuals, -ft;ho, pretending to be Although the management is now Ing and prtcra right for w ors that la FC>R SALE—One 1913 Paige touring Y., is spending her vacation with done right. Have your watch made car in very good condition.^ Price rea- with the boy next door. “ 1 never got making arrangements for a presen­ over to a bracelet watch at a ama« By a system which Includes the friends in this place. Christians, practise all the vices and Ki'iiairle. Elmer jiUloinobile Co., Tel. into a fight when I was a boy,” said coat. Gardella, 40 Aaylnn 8t., Mnr* 298-12. 264t3 «klp atop, direct routing, uniting of M. J. Troy raised a five acre shed hypocrisies of the Pharisees. Among tation of their next release it cannot ford. Room 2, up 1 Might. Upea evr cargoes, full holds and shorter time his parent. these moves the figure ot LIndy announce the play date as the de­ ataga- ______“I know, dad,” said Johnnie; “but the past week, and William Barton FOR S\LE—Good 6 room house and Gray, a little girl of good impulses mand for the Lee Kid pitcures are barn 'VVell located, extra large lot, in -port, the efficiency of American these are war times.”—People’s Home a ten acre one. FUNERAL OP 06x330 feet. Owner leaving town, price enormous and the exhibitor must wea vessels has been increased an JoucnaL Roswell Grant of New Haven is and unselfish disposition. She is dis MRS. JOHN M. TOOHY. and terms from Robert J. Smith, Bank await his turn for a bid. Bldg. ^atAraated 50 per cent. the guest of Lewis Sperry. liked by the girls, because she is an The funeral of Mrs. John M. But this is not telling you about Almost Unkind- Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Jones have orphan, and gossip has surrounded Toohy, whose death occurred at her FOR SALE—North of Center near “ You must try to keep your temper tonight’s picture. You all know Main ilfi'et, 6 room cottage with heat, been visiting in New Haven. her with calumny. In the new min home on William street last Friday the price is $2,850 on easy terms. Rob­ when the weather ^ets hot.” what the Lee Kids can do. You SOME SURVIVORS Mrs. Arthur S. Grant and daug- ister, however, she finds a sympa night, was very largely attended this ert J. Smith. Bank Bldg.______“ And yet,” mused Miss Cayenne, “It know that all their comedies are of ter Constance have returned from thetic friend, who understands and morning at nine o’clock from St. ~F(m SALE—Who wants 3 good build­ does seem to Irritate everybody so the highest caliber and that when ing lots for $650? I have three con­ ARE LANDED TODAY when one person manages to seem per­ Brooklyn, N. Y., where they have helps her. He sees through -the Bridget’s church. Rev. C. T. Mc­ venient to trolley owned by a man you come to see these kids you are that said sell. This is a bargain, Rob­ ‘ *" (Continued from page 1) fectly cool and comfortable on a sum­ been living while the doctor attend­ masks worn by other members of his Cann officiated and he was assisited 263tf sure of a perfect evening’s enter­ ert J. Smith. Bank Bldg. mer day.” ed Cornell university. He expects congregation, and knows the true by Rev. W. J. McGurk of St. James’s tainment. One of the many thrills f o r s a l e — 100 acre farm, large to go across soon. worth of the outcast Lindy. When church and by Rev. D. P. Hurley of hou.se, barn and two Bilos, 15 cows, 3 Three Vessels Reported Sunk. in this picture outside of the come­ Bad Start. Mrs. Calvin C. Bolles has received the collection money is stolen, anc East Hartford. The church was fill­ horses pigs, hens. $2,000 worth of Washington, Aug. 12— The sink­ “How did your husband’s gardening tools all crops, electric lights in house word of the safe arrival overseas of Noah, an ancient negro, is accused dy situations is a daring leap by Jane ed with relatives and friends from and barn. Good retail milk route. ing by sudmarines of the British Lee from a parachute 2,000 feet Ml for $12,000. One mile from trolley, Iteamer Penlstone, the Swedish ^ o T w d l s o tar,” responded the 1 Sergeant Calvin C. Bones ot the 303 Lindy, rather than see the poor man this and surrounding towns. There 2 V2 miles from city, reasonable terms above the earth. Sounds like cam­ Robert J. Smith, Bank Bldg. 263tf serlons woman. “The outdoor work Ambulance Corps go to jail, confesses to having stolen was a mass of beautiful flowers that steamer Sydland, and the American ouflage doesn’t it, but It is the truth. echooner Herman Winter was report-1 i;ave him such an appetite that he ate enlistment Sergeant Bolles was em the money herself. Her act of self testified to the esteem In which Mrs. FOR SALE— $4,400 w ill buy a nearly Now here goes for a bargain night new 12 room house, containing heat, to the Navy Department today. {The| the potatoes Instead.of planting them.” | ployed by the State Bank and Trust sacrifice does not go unrewarded Toohy was held in the community. light, bath, cement cellar, beautiful In­ at the Circle for it is really a bar­ terior finish. Concrete walk and good latter later was found to be in port). Company. and in a stirring sermon the minis The bearers were John M. Toohy and location, small payment down. Robert ONE THING THEY MUST LEARN. Owing to an outbreak of smallpox gain to see the Lee Kids at a regu­ J. Smith, Bank Bldg. 263tf No mention was made o fthe steam­ ter tells her story and holds her up John Hanrahan of New Britain, Pat­ the Red Cross rooms will be closed lar admission price. Other reels er inien, reported in news dispatches as an example of the true Christian. rick Shea of Vernon, John Connors FOR SALE—My Oldsmoblle Roadster. for three weeks. They were open precede the feature. of Glastonbury and John R. Dwyer In good running order, with new tires. to have been sunk by the raider, and The love story between Lindy and Would make good express truck. El- Thursday that all work could be re­ and D. J. Sullivan of this town. The wood E. Ela, Herald Office.______261tf it was believed that there may have the minister adds the romantic in­ turned. The Hartford Red Cross Where is Stone. body was placed in a steel vault in been some confusion in the name terest to this wholesome and enter­ FOR SALE—Or exchange Farm, mod­ has issued orders that no articles will What has happened to Stone of St. Bridget’s cemetery. ern two or three family house In South and that vessel referred to was in taining photoplay. Manchester, R. F. D. No. 1, No. 60_An- be received from this town until Tomorrow and Wednesday comes Winsted, he of the jocund and ro­ dover, Conn. 2SltS reality the Penistone. fumigation has taken place. the Red, White and Blue Patriotic bust imagination? Heat waves and NARROW ESCAPE. FOR SALE—Young pigs. Call Louis The Penlstone was sunk yesterday tf The cabaret which was given at storms come and go and we have no Raddlng, Lydall St. 249 afternoon, according to the Navy De Thunderbolt, “ Draft 258” with Ma­ the Scantic Parish House last week reports of the things unusual and Little Viola Adamson, who lives FOR SALE—New potatoes, at a rea­ partment, 1(10 miles east of Nan­ bel Taliaferro as the star. There are sonable price In bushel lots. Dellimrea was well attended. An aesthetic novel that must have happened in on Birch street had a narrow escape tucket, and the Sydland was sent thousands of persons used in this to anv part .of the town. XiOUlS Bad- dance was given, also singing and the town ot The Citizen, Highland from death Saturday night. She ding. Tel. 24-5. 2M9tf down on August 8, 100 miles south­ play and “ The Tower of Babel” one acting. Ruby Thompson was the Lake and bizarre events. We hope was walking along the sidewalk on FOR SM.i'l—White Birch wood. Now east of Nantucket. of the scenes cost over $50,000 alone. singer. Ice cream and candjy were Stone is not out on a sun-strike. Birch street and stepped off in front Is the liiM. I" |)iit In your supply before The Winter was sunk in the same This is pure and simple American prices p*.’ up. $8,00 for_4 ft. M d Ww served by the young ladies. But Winsted must defend her laur­ of an automobile. The little girl is stove Ion;;Ills per cord. Orders deliver- general locality yesterday but there play and a war picture de luxe. It ed promptly. Also chestnut_p08ts &ny Miss Charlotte Sadd is visiting els from Virginia which claims that but four years old and when struck length. C. H. Schell, Brookmean is a coastwise steamer by that name. shows the battle of San Juan Hill, 210tt relatives at Woodmont, apples on the trees were baked by by the car was frightened badly but Farm, Tel. 143-12. The Department is now conducting the Mexican War, the Civil War and The residence which Prank Sellew the terrific heat of the past few days. an investigation in an effort to learn the present war. It is called the fortunately she did not suffer any WANTED. of Hartford, is building for Mrs. Winsted might at least have brok­ If this was the submarine victim. screen’s greatest sensation. A de­ serious injuries. Lewis Sperry is anout completed. en farm wagon tire welded by Old The Ford car which struck the WANTED—Chicken coop about ^ There is nothing said about loss tailed account of the play will be feet long. W. E. Luettgea®, Tel. The plans were prepared by Archi- Sol or a runaway automobile set go­ girl was driven by James Finnegan of life in any of the reports that found here tomorrow. "Why do you think Slobber’s wife | William T. Marchant. ing through the automatic starting driver for James Robinson the groc- have reached the Department. WANTED—Men to work oh tobacco was a chorus girl once?' Miss Ruth Breen of Broad Brook of the engine by the torrid and hor­ eryman. Captain Campbell was farm; wages $5.00 per day. Inquire K Two Veeaela’ Recsords. “ ’Cause she always wears a hf^py McIntosh, Buckland, Tel. $6-2: 265( is visiting Miss Josephine McGrath. rid temperature.— Bristol Press. nearby and seeing that the girl was The Penistone was of 4,139 gross ] Mrs. Sophie McKnight of Elling­ not bafily injured he did not hold WANTED— Boarding accommoda­ tons an dwas built la 1913. The SIKARME tions. for women and Kins, .^dress ton is the guest of Mrs. Oscar Money belts and other necessary Finnegan. It was evident that the Employment Department. Chenev Sydland was o f 3,031 gross tons and Brain Fag. Brothers. 2 64 to The “loafer” now Is out of data, Stoughton. rV teaspooi^ SK» gifts for the drafted men at Balch accident was no fault of the drivers. was built in 1905. WANTED—An elderly lady as house­ Lers do the l>eBt we can The funeral of Mrs. Sabra Stough­ & Brown’s Pharmacy. 264t2 Just such an accident has long The Penlstone was torpedoed at From day to day to stimulate ncapii^ teaspeonniL keeper, small family. Call at 74 Bige­ ton who died in Rockville was held been expected on many different low >treet. .______-44t5 J.2.16 yesterday, says the Navy, and The tired business man. irveoeach. meal Ibr here Saturday afternoon at the Con­ IZO days fiv eaclvof de It doesn’t .matter whether Hinden- streets in Manchester. 'Children WANTED—Desirable rent of 5 or 6 the schooner was sent to the bottom JLOO.ooo.ooo persons rooms with improvements located north Truth Crushing. gregational church with internment burg or Ludendorff is commanding playing on the sidewalks seem to for­ p f gunfire. The Swedish vessel “Truth crushed to earth will rise in. tha U nit^ States of the Center. Write or c^ll J. N. Bur- in the local cemetery. auikes a pile 35 as Hr the German army. Whoever he is, get that autos are passing to and fro. dK'k, care of the Herald. Manek^tet. was benirbed. again,” said the poetry quoteTv Ibohoifli' " he has met his master.— Charleston Without any warning they jump out ■ Kf The______Jdartoe _____ Register fails to list “Yes,” repdled Senator Sorghum; to sirppV die esffiv armed WANTED—By young Anaerlo«m American schooner Herman Win- ] •%ut sometimes she gets up so late that NO’TICE. ibnea oi the uatkm. News and Courier. into the roadway and near accidents le, two furnished rooms, with li( an housekeeping privileges. Addrass _ an Itoportant trafh -of thought hasgoue are frequent occurences. L. H. R.. Herald branch office, HPtf on without her.’' Jisman WiRter hi Port. ______I hereby give notice that in the It probobly will be unnecessary LOST. An Atlantic Port, Aug. 12. The future I will not pay any bills con- for the German war office to offer l o s t —Pair eye glasses in Barvi freighter Herman Winter, answered tj.a^.t.ed by my wife, Mrs. Jessie & Lewis case. Finder please 'reftum goMitiened hi today’s list of ships' ^ wanted her own way.” Trueman higher position to General Hell. He Herald branch office. ..MS'1 Absolutely Removes is what the American soldiers have submarined. 4s discharging a cargo' on earth did you manage to George Trueman. LOST— Sunday b«tw»e«i iiabaMntn'' In d ig estion . Druggi&ts been raising already.— Kansas City Wllllmahtlc, orange ai^ra Offlclato ______south Manchester, Conn., Auiiaet 12, Suitably reward If TetWUrfjtuA ^ ntbat the heat sunk was a smaUil '“Baifily done, ^ m am so. i ^ pefuad money if it iails._2^ Staf. St.. 8o. MiUlcheatec 9V 1318. ;Y gohooBer.

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THE EVENING HERALD, MONDAY AUGUST 12, ,1918 ~1 >* Walter Tefllord, 'WilllAui Shtdids,* *1 'ilii '-- i- Olinton -Morgan. "Pantkmd 'saW || that by:this time E •»3UtllllIRH Stuart Dorsey, Armand Donza, 'Thomas Curran, cook In officers’ _ mess. Corporal Edward Cobb, Cor- TtESBftY, AUfiDST 13 poral James Clifford, Corporal John C, Carter, John Benson, Fred Bar­ YlUltE rett, Clinton Morgan and Sam Robb, rett. KIDS G Men Gassed. A number of G men have been LO^HART gassed. 'Those Pentland could IN AN UPROARING SIX ACT COMEDY DRAMA think of were Frank Blanchard, who Is In had condition. Jack Breen, who Is hack again, Richard D’Amico, back in trenches, Louis Palmer, back again after \ fully recovering, James O. Wilcox, back some time’ ago, ’Eugene Murray, back after recovery, John F. Newman still in DON’T MISS IT! UTS A SCREAM! OTHER PUYS ALSO! hospital. Some Transferred. Some of those who left with G have either been transferred or found not fit for service in the trenches and have been given other Laurel Park f, TELLS work. Of those who have neither AT m u END SALE. TUESDAY ONLY-ENOUSH SAID been spdken of as'in good health or gassed, William McCarthy has been Women’s $2.50 Linen crash dress skirts - Ball Mason Fruit Jars 18 for $1.00 iConcert Every Sunday, 3:30 p. m. transferred to some other company, A A JwJr Qiisrc at $1.00. HOW LOCAL U»Y$ ARE LMK Frank Kacmarzyck, right hand "bad $1 98 Aluminum Sauce Pan Sets 3 sizes Hatch’s Band in Fine Programs. Women’s colored Voile and Madras ly wounded from shell, Chris Gray, per set $1.00. Charles P. Hatch Conductor Waists 2 for $1.00. leg wounded from shell and not on Umbrella stands worth up to $2.50 for Children’s Chambray Bloomer Dresses Latest and Best Moving Pictures at Local Soldier Sent Back to U. S. to Help Train National duty, Harrison Wilson, transferred $1.00. to another company. It has since $1-00. , „ , . Men’s v“Champion” Keds worth $1.50 8 :3 0 P. M. Sundays. been, reported that Wilson was Women’s $1.50 Percale Bungalow Aprons j^rmy— Gives Detailed Account of Loc . ■ k from outside Manchester have suf- Lynch’s wound. In doing so, Corn­ ■15P 1 ^ ‘bn .G’a fered;On the day that Pentland left ell suff’^i^ed *■ froin the feas. About' ‘the night. Tt "pihve ilegr«i Bf^Cher Here BecblVes An- Rally PoH^ws BecefSsion—Pool AeV Liberty Bonds "4s 1st ....; i'• there were three casualties in G but noon the gas which Cornell had in­ an enemy alien and he.waskerit'hack oBier Tdlbgram from War Depart­ tlvlties hi Some Issues— Liberty Liberty Bonds 4s 2 n d ...... * .9«4:D6 among Waterbury men. A number haled took effect and he was taken hero to a prison In Gt«rgia. 3%'a Again High—KJnotations. ment— -tJstial Mixnp in Dates. Bonds 4%^...... DS.gO of the local boys have suffered from to the first aid hospital back of the Gauruder is a local man. He Liberty gas attacks but the injuries are min­ trenches. At 5:30 that afternoon came here from New ^ork city and or and nothing which the folks at he was being moved from the first boarded with a Mrs. Steger. He For the third time within four Ohio Cities Gas yielded 1-2 at Best Red Cedar Shingles home should feel worried over. aid hospital and was in an ambu­ was known by his local friends as 39 5-8. General Motors was ex- months Private Louis H. Palmer of WAITING. In Any Quantity Mlss Turkington’s Work. lance. It was struck by a German “ Mike” Gauruder. He Is not well Company G has been reported to changed at 1148. American Su- shell and blown to pieces. Every­ Most important is the work of known although he made a number have been wounded. A telegram matra rose 3-8 to 129 5-8. Dis- ^^glye-year-old Tommie Was Quality Lumber and Martha Turkington, the local Salva­ one in the ambulance with the ex­ of friends for the abort time he was received Saturday evening by his tillers’ Securities yielded 1-4 at ing his uncle gather tomatoes trOhr the tion Army girl who is doing canteen ception of Alex. Tournaud was kill­ in town. He evidently wanted to 59 1-8. garden. He started to work energet­ Mason Materials brother, Walter E. Palmer, of Maple w'ork right up near the front line ed. “ Micky” was among them. get into the first line trenches for street, stated- that Louis had been Liberty 3 l-2s sold at a new high ically, but by-the time his hartcet was trenches. Sergeant Pentland talked Tournaud’s wound was a horrible he was one of the first to enlist with severely wounded on July 23. No for the year of 100.04. half filled he grew tired and pnt R down on the ground. For several min­ with her personally. She served one. G. further information was given. He The reaction in the early dealings utes he stood still without doing any- G. H. Allen him and a number of G boys with Morrison O, K. was first reported wounded on April was followed by a development of a Thomas Morrison was back in the coffee and doughnuts at a canteen 16 and in June Walter received a steadier tone during the forenoon. “Well, Tommie,” said his uncle, T m station which was under fire. trenches when Pentland left and he RYERCiffTAIN letter from Louis, saying that he was Pool activities In some issues caused afraid you are not a very good Shells were bursting all around but was shaking hands with him- just be­ in the hospital for the second time. good advances. Steel Common, after You must work faster than tMsflfrjTO e a v y r u c k i n g H T this did not worry the brave Salva­ fore leaving. He is well again GETS FIRST PLANE Sergeant John Pentla^ of Com­ selling down to 111 3-4, moved up have to fire you I” he added, lni^4hlhg. Long Distance ami Piano moving a tion Army girl. She kept on serving after being gassed. pany G, who returned t{?^his country to 112 1-2, while Midvale and Cru­ After a few minutes he loiOfced IflP G Boys Separated. again. Tommie ■was still standing 111 specialty. the “ goodies” to the G boys and did Ray T. Bridgman of Lake Forest, with Lieutenant John J. Holmes and cible were both active and strong. 0 Auto Trucks ami full equipment G company is not close together the same place, watching him tnteotiy. not seem to mind the firing. Thi;^ ni., Reported Victor near Xlvray spent the week end at his home on Clearing house statement: Ex­ all the time and there are times “What*8 the matter, Tommie?” his of Competent men. is nerve racking work but Miss Tur­ In Battle of 32 Minutes. Foster street, said that the first two changes, $385,157,094; balances, when they seldom see each other. uncle asked. , . G. E. WILLIS kington has stood it wonderfully and times Louis Palmer was gassed. He $37,766,269. “I’m waiting to be tted,'* Said 32pxn* 164 East Center Street. Phone 53 is happy in her work and tries her Squads of the company are together saw Louis when he left France on With the American Army in Stock Qtfotaitlons. mle.—Youth’s Companion. . 1 ’'j hardest to please the fellowe in but never is the whole company to­ France, Aug. 11.— (4.30 p. m.) — July 21. ■ Louis had just left the gether in the line. When out for every way. While unofficially confirmed, it is hospital and was expecting to go into Reported for The Evening Herald Why Fsther iNrdrtded. TYPEWRITERS Dr. Hesselgrave. rest a chance is given to see those believed that\Captaln Ray T. Bridg­ the trenches with his company with­ by Richter & Co., 6 Central Row, A boy of twelve a^ed tils fathitir'iSte “ Pop” , “ Father” and any name who are still in the fight, but after a in a few days. Hartford. 2.30 p. m. prices other day if he Mkfed to Wdft. _ jAU makes overhauled or repaired man of Lake Forest, 111., brought which shows appreciation of his man is taken from the first line tren­ At G & W I ...... 104% “Of conrOe,” Was the reply, down his first German airplane, after Mixnp in Dates. RIBBONS work is called out to Dr. Charles E. ches on a stretcher the G boys never Alaska Gold ...... 3 % that’s a queer question; v(diy'do a hot fight neat Xivary. (Xlvary As In nearly every case, when a And Supplies for all Machinei Hesselgrave when he comes to the hear of him again until he returns American Sugar ...... 110% ask Itr’ is on the Toul front.) The battle last­ Manchester boy has been reported “Because I want to hear .^enr *s- D. W . CAMP G boys in the trenches. The local to duty. Am B Sugar ...... 69% ed 23 minutes. wounded, there seems to be a mixup swer.” y P. 0. Box 503 Phone, Chartei fellows think the, world of Dr. Hes­ Ford in Hospital. Am Tel & Tel ...... 92% Bridgman and a companion were in dates in young Palmer’s case. The “I like to work for one reason; 8717 selgrave. He is the only Y. M. C. A. Sam Ford was in the hospital Anaconda ...... 66% cause I’ve got to work to earn moU'e^ patroling, when they encountered telegram said he was wounded HARTFORD man who dared to go Into the first when Pentland left suffering from a Am Smelter ...... '^8% so I can take care of myself and fam­ two German machines. Many rounds severely on July 23, but a letter has line trenches where G was to serve broken arm. He got this in an acci­ Am Loco ...... 67% ily. Who’d take care of yon and of ammmunition were fired and just been received from him, writ­ them. He goes to the G men and dent out of the trenches altogether. Bridgman’s bullets were about ex­ Am Car Foundry...... 85% mamma if I didn’t work?” ten under date of July 27. Louis “What are pOothouses for?” all the Manchester fellows as often There were a number of things A T & S F e ...... 85% hausted, when a lucky shot sent the was wel Ithen, having just come out “They’re not for laky people Who^JiSh as he possibly can. Whenever Balt & Ohio ...... 66 PIANO TUNING which Sergeant Pentland was just Boche down In a trail of smoke. of the hospital and he said he was Work And won’t Besldek, 11 I dldi^ they cannot pay for their chocolate B R ...... 41%' dying to tell but could not for mili­ Captain Bridgman set out again expecting to go back Into the trench­ work there would be no fun in loaf­ AND REPAIRING and other good things. Dr. Hessel— Bethlehem Steel B ...... 84% tary reasons. He is a fine soldier, this morning, arriving over the Ger­ es with his company within a few ing.” grave manages to get them the mon­ looking in the best of health and man lines in time to take part In an­ Butte & Sup ...... 25% J.COCKERHAWI days. Chile Oopp:er ...... 16% ey or gives it to them free, paying carrying himself like a veteran. He other fight in which a Hun plane was Private Palmer was 21 years old BEFORE THE COOLNESS. 6 Orchard St, Tel. 245-5 for it himself. Every G man looks has been a sergeant for two years sent crashing to the ground. last October. He unlisted In Com­ C & O ...... % Can Pac ...... 166 up to Dr. Hesselgrave as a wonderful and is so, efficient that he was chos­ The two Americans were pitted pany G on June 6, 1917, while the man and they are looking forward to en to come back and train part of against two Fokkers, one of the lat­ company was at Goodwin Park, Erie ...... 15% the time when he will come back the new National Army which will ter escaping. Hartford. He trained with the com­ Erie 1st ...... 32% Gen Electric ...... 146 AUTO TOPS RE-COVESIED home with them and enjoy a real re­ be inductee^ next month. pany at Yale Field and went across Curtains repaired, Celluloid windows union in town. The local pastor At present Pentland’s quarters are Gt Northern...... 92% DERAHjED FREIGHT DELAY8 last October. His father, W. E. rfeplaced. All kinds of Harness has braved many hardships in order Kennecott ...... 34 at Camp Merritt and he has not been n o r 'th b o u ^ t r a in s . Palme'r, lives in Coventry and he has to get to the local boys and help Lehigh V a lle y ...... 67% assigned to any other camp yet. Hartford, Aug. 12— A derailed two sisters living In Norwich. His i("cHAIlLES LAKIUG make their life in the trenches easier. mother has been dead for a number Mexican Pet ...... 101% * How G Boys Fared* freight train just below Parkvllle, Mer M P f d ...... 96% , Corner Main and Eldridge Sts. Corporal Titus. of years and he has made his home Pentland gave a detailed state­ three miles from this city, caused a Sergeant Pentland said that he with his brother Walter. Before Miami Copper ...... 28 ment oi the condition of all the G delay In north bound trains this had not seen Corporal Edwin Titus enlisting Louis worked with his Norfolk & West ...... 20 “Namin’ a boy ‘George W shing men he could remember about. morhtng, and as a result about 300 Nev'Consol Co]^per...... 104% in two months. He is working be­ commuters from Meriden, Berlin brother at the R. O. Cheney estate. t’p,’ said Uncle Eben, “ is as much a Those who are in good condition and North P acific...... 89% hind the lines as a clerk not yet be­ and Wallingford, employed here, not yet wounded or gassed were: N Y C e n t...... 73% sign dat he’s g’ineter be truthful as ing well enough to get back into the were forced to travel to work as best I pour companies of French troops Joseph O’Connell, Charles O’Con­ N Y N H & H ...... 41% namin a mule ‘Job’ is a sign dat he’s trenches. He is feeling well but they could. j and one of Indo-Chinese have reach- S, nell, James J. McVeigh, , who Is in Press Steel C a r ...... 72 Sta>*. not strong. He is employed in a Fh*lendly truck drivers and auto-lg^j Russian eastern port of Vlad- quartermasters corps where his Battalion headquarters, Ernest Mc­ Penna ...... 44% Nally, Corporal David McCollum, mobllists carried about 100 Meriden People’s Gas ...... 45 work is valuable. girls to the city and others finished [ An American chemist’s examina Sergeant Joseph McCann, Harry Repub I & S ...... 92% Bing from Cornell. Mathiason, Sherwood Martin, cook the journey on foot or by trolley. tion of the great wall of China has The German embassy Is about to Reading ...... 90% I wM a floeoy Three hours before the death of at officers’ mess, John Mallon, John Smoke tpiorter dilun. revealed that the bricks are so wet leave Moscow, It is confidently as­ Chic R I & P a c ...... 24% “ Micky” Cornell, Pentland was Linnell, William Leggett, Richard *^K)t wn* do itiattiaMir that they can be crumbled with the serted, owing to the antl-BolshevIst Sonthehi t*ac ...... • 87 speaking to him. Pentland Johnson, Fh’ed Hope, Francis Wright too 4higers, and that the structure is in U$e H m U Van! C o b o u uprising. Southern Ry ...... 24 brought back to Manchester an opa l Corporal Edward Wilson, Sergeant 4anger of disintegration,— Ex. ring which belonged to '’Micky”

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of .^C^erman rkolT ' ! > .$'f ;c9 #mlision anyhow, the Kaiser took away ^the gunU1 ■pect. Wall StrMT>ot only in ■ Mammon. It in frequently the en- barrels wiUi him. but couldn’t Uke ■nton^ «t the, Pont Olime at Man- common businean nenne of the foundation, almost as big. as a. second Cla» Mail Hotter. railroad yaji^ji , WIIW ' still that.'^B we firmly believfe, “the % >^ - V'iX ^ I manufactuftprii of oilier Kcomip^t- m f nsportpr’s description no- In New York City, it is reported! tien than the enaentitlB,*eye^: tied thelS #brds: “The gun; carriage [that “the reason,, the •■ governmentj n i llendllliDtiBt Company ing Bteel meUi will soon ^ee th at a gives our soldiers, bPfore sailing fori i moved on ball bearings, each ball ■r*r7 Arp^lnK ezoopt Snndajn miid.' tax on theij^ em ploy^’ Hiding necds- n lii^^h^ in diameter.” France,' the opportunity of signing I Bolldayih Bities is a ^ x upto tfiem in»the form iThtitiS^^f a gun moving on ball ] their names to postcards informing i I a r^ g s p t steel, the balls bigger jtheir friends that they have-arrived j of constapiy incasing w^es^i I f Labpr aisp win y ^ nee^'if it 'mo es ban bld^shioned cannon balls, and I safely overseas, is to cover the sihk- By Mall. Postpaid, year. 11.60 for six montha not now. that the control of the rail you see what progress this war hashpg of American transports, which is U arrler...... Ten cents a week Copies ...... Twd cents ways anii*.tele®honftt,.#.nd .telfiSTsP^ brought abp»t in the art of murder. Laid to happen fTPquently with great systems ti|^dile^y the ' ifiTihi ' ^ 1 ‘ " • • • jloss of life.” ^ ,♦ § ■ j, T —to -SMii^v^ORE for BETTER Furniture is to spend LE^SilC them of an emboxlted' ahstrattipn in­ ,iMQEf 4fe§n 200.000 men worked The pro-German, who.lntented that Office—Herald ,BulldL“»* stead of •‘Wend (ihd butte?:^ C! Pub­ Itt th^KWM,«dPtory producing such ktory betrays a touching disappoint-. BranWh Office—VerrlB Block. lic utllitleslhe ^Iw ayn ere, I»it,they y to LITTLE more money usually buys very n fu d f f- tjouttP- Manch^ft^.,^ klupg^mSbS Youcan Uent. Our. tropps have , recently Fj^nufeRre, and a very LITTLE better Furniture often {laTe lesE^o do^'witfc tlieij iffiegtoa, Aha'iBmperor’B exultation as 1 been crossing the ocean at the rate of living thnn ahrbthet t>f whlcmviwe gilreS*'vieip-JitJCH better Service and Satisfaction. h iJv S n i'^ the secret lnBfaUBtion.|w 100,000 a week, without the loss . jg ip i^ ‘ it ^ ^-ib^&se a cheaply copstructed. piece of ,fumiti|re usapli|- ^'tJtellMANY^S^'^EfERlVIINISM. |tD and tives announcing their safe arrival! showsmost of) its value in its veneer. It fa a pecuffdMty of strict out and does insftt, d|?Ph on the other side; the cards are heldj 7- Np w - h* biuii marched away has­ —of coun^e there is plenty of inexpensive furniture that is out organization, such as that of the 1 which. is ^dhe^^|: ! by the Post Office until the W ar De-I very worthy and will give you full value for its price. „ , a thing— iN.rpbaislng a so tily, taking his big gun barrels with partment receives a cable that the! .hivA^llke German state, that the only an reporters are study- >-^nd WATKINS BROS, is the safest place to buy it because that existence may —and K W we are able to offer you DISTINGUISHED, It follows jjhat only the Kaiser has delay is avoided that would resuRj one of the original members of the BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE AT THE NEAR-FUTURE PRICES the power t<^J speak thO strict truth Whether the war ends soon or if the cards were mailed lu England] Lafayette Escadrllle, in which he OF THE COMMONPLACE. as he sees lt,jland of course we know late, this nation hds become over- or France. refers with pride to the sang-froid bl. that'-he Baysjjnothing in public with­ Uig^t a; ree|l and groat world power. Lufbery, formerly of Wallingford out, ponsldeijlng first the effect it There are two hundred and fifty The Northwestern States are hear-] wAl have, udiless .of cpuyse his tem ­ He sayS: AnDaricatt wpirships ^ h tin g from Eu­ It hardly seems possible that Luf ing that “In Canada they use all the per‘'gets the Ibetter of him. ropean bases at this moment. Sir bery Is gone; he was such a wonder^ wheat and white bread they want, Kjiiitur, lnj()ther words, is as pure- 'Bi!‘iiiS' Gedda*, First Lord of British fully skilled pilot I always expected las there are no resTflctlons there on ly mechanlst||c politically as It well I to pull through. And today Admiralty, makes jthlB announce- cair be. with ifiuxuant human nature do net believe the Boches got him ittteht’Biid‘'8(lyB he is assured that the the use of wheat.’^ Thl* is one of a. ihe .a 4 a . oa wMc. oper- U - ..at ^-..a _a.rpla„, ^ rumher""orAm7rlcan fighting phips ] the dally German lies that are belni will increase fasten in the future put out to hamper the Food Admin-] -titeB, jt has been mentioned In any news- istratlon. The Canadian Food The’ German universe is purely “a I paper account of his death but Lut- thap in tpia past. blbhl^act ‘morganatic mar;] Or/,.whfat is jSst as had If not worse, Sergeant Pentland. It is in retreat, riages^ wlthQ French girls; which are thc^jaye maw for the Kaiser, who stood that the company has been on] * * •; * automaticaU^ dissolved'upon the soL] tly fers to them as "my dier*l>«fi^'«alNi^ the fronti] rest since July aip following the ac- iii '' ^ '■ Price $9c., August Sale Price TSe. ' tlSh at Cl&>tnn Tliierry.’M) that pralj O***” »( y*"*' J eo': tiffiiM fan ionSF-wlk PP. efflclency aumbaly tb. old r.eord'i. « np t# t «»•-•«»»« tootaltoyon tka-Mpab mitCied to' :er ih to ‘‘another'sncl^ Cork tooieui^, Regular Price $1.50, August Side Price $Ltt, ' ^ mach^e, wldch is probably ______ese army, will soon mar<*In*-lnto J another girl.” The Genuffieintaid Linoleums, Regular Price $1.85, August of ^ate as could be desired. why.^Ifis Oeri n is BO poor at inven­ Mam5hwtirfa lads have been in the | *«**“*»'^ °* the eastl.ln S ib ^ , car- Department reports: “This is a‘ Price I1.49M ' . tion! ai. compuired with the American. thick of the fighting, but so far as rying the war towajfd Berlin from J thorough-gofng falsehood. A great) Genuine' Inlaid Linoleums, Regular Price $2.00, August Sale ^ The''.pWper ways in which things known now they have not participat­ the other side of thej world.' | jjjggy fantastic stories come to us Price $1.59.); should be done are too limited and ed in the new offensive of the Allies ,1 , I each day for authoritative denial. Genuine lifilaid Linoleums, Regular Price $2.25, August* Sidg too set and rigid. A .German plan on three great sections of the com­ You buyers of b | the record, and that is a good thing, big man. You arej paying for the The Red Cross and Y. M. C. A. agents of the process, or It goes to smash. Orders for 15 yards or more laid without charge. / too. If a man is healthy and un­ war, feeding and financing the out- returning fropi Prance are contin-J The Kaiserts refusal to recognize wounded, it will do no harm for his side world as well as j your own coun-] ually bearing witness to the good; such a thing ^s change and his strict people and .frieiyjj tjo^ .know it, an.d,J.jtry, moral conditions among our troops adherehce to ja^ medieval court with the same is true of men whose In- * * «r in Prance. The Surgeon-General’s Iiiiported Rugs nfV/hB^dptrrmfnTrfbMatWrorGS^Vries com^ in Sep-1 reports 'show that the hospital ad^ iinported ijJapanese Jute Rugs, 3 feet by 6 feet. R ^ u l a r ‘ ' furloughed home. [tember- Be ready fbr it, Do your mission rate for venereal diseases] man kultur. Sergeant Pentland has been se'nt ] giia|.g jn that big offensive of finance among these men has been as low as Prticee$7o50. Impossible to obtain now at any price. A t^ ru s t Still'another aspect is the German back to help train new American which it, in importance, next to the one-tenth of the rate that prevailed Sale Price $5.i9^. governijnenf’s refusal to recognize units. The selection of him for the the western | ambng the drafted men when they] the variety of human kind and itr military offensive on work is a recognition of his efficiency, were first gathered into the canton-;] attempt to impose its system of front. quite as truly as an advance in rank « * * ments last Autumn. U. S!. Flags Complete with Staff and Rope thought and things upon other peo­ would be. ples, forgetting that representative The Kaiser is developing a note of The town’s congraulations *a_ well $ 1 . 9 8 . ''• l i . ; government alone admits of self-rule ithOB In kls speeches: “We remem- Washington, D. C., has suddenly, J(^^^^,'^|^e^ence ' a^^ have been saturated with .reports that therej )Flsg is gi&ranteed fast color, size 4x6 feet. Outfit includes and,belij#1ii?1lS^ ' ' ' •. " wVow^goofi^O^^^ Is It any wonder then that, even in jllven their lives for the Fatherland.” are a number of .returned American brecliets and fealyard, with double-jointed pole. . y ble the publication of the prusant n war, Germany has been merely a “We, presumably meaning the soldiers .in the Walter Reed Hospital inventory. X 'X great inji|tfltpr,; i instead . of a great, seven husky Hohenzollerns—father with their tongues cut i out; that and six sons, all alive. inventor,! ;jurt ^ 'she , been a' there are 25 Red Cross nurses in one It would have saved trouble, for great adapter of the physical and The ability to chobse one’s own ward who have had their hands cut Huhessollerns especially, if the Em- chemical disooy^ri^ • of other, na-' branch of the sewice was the chief off by the Germans; that there are thought about those 1 Come to tions.i rather’than a discoverer her­ advantage*of enlisting'ah compared;j peron had 2,000 wounded soldiers being treat-) to give their lives for self? This state of things will re­ with being drafted. Enllstmeiit j "who were ed and 37 unclaimed• bodies in the, the Fatherland” before he starend bis main iGefjnany veaRzes that Prol>al>l7 again, as morgue,' and so' forth. All these^ |i\ugust Furniture «. -X- 'A soon as tliq.new ?!|raft demands ai;e murder expedition into Bels'i ui. ad truth Jure one and in­ stories are false. . There ' are no K - If the worst comes to the worst, separable. satisfied. nurses in any : Washington^ hospitals, after the war, a good line for a who have had their hands cut off, vaudeville \^oUld be: The report, if true, that the Hart­ and no' soldiers'With their tongues j’The Seven Husky Hohenzol- GOV’T CONTROL—WHAT FOR? ford Times will change to six-point cut out. There are only 75 wound-, is a step in the right direction. The lerns.” ., ' Whatever the details may be of ed soldiers - jfnom overseas a t ithe! the new government contract with] Timer doubtless recognizee, the fact • • « Walter Reed H-ospital. The War De-. the rallrpads, still in the making, it that newspapers are unnecesBarUy u. Etloicing in the United States, I(g ] partment reports that all the wound:R: seems impoMlble that the adminis-] large and news print must be saved wRh: contem pt for Prussia as |;,main feature, grows steadily H 1 ed returned to 'this country • do not tration has yet. failed to realize that The whole thing makas an. exesN 'which these storlee-recelve is a thing head Saturday afternoon at 4 o’clock control of the roads should be limit- The Red Cross never 1* in danger jhreaks out with especial enthusiasm ret number 2,000 and mere no 'unclaiined bodies of dead soldiers i example of that war-time cr^ to amaze mankind. as had been contemipiated As tl$>ir ed to such a measure as will ensure of sewing or knitting too many- af-Jln moving pictures. To jin the morgue. I ...... — i daughter Miss HelUfbe tighter control .of, the necessities. Un- tides, now that America^ is getting ]., ,,On one street you see a sign: 1 dullty of which the pro-Geiinah ruj A determined' attempt - has been The housewives of Grand Island, and Rev. James less the government does realize that | deeper and deei^r into the war. ] Hell, with, the Kaiser." takes advantegh- ,Acro« »he rtreot.. bigger .Igalmad. by tb. MlHUry (Iiit.!Ilg.»c.| mor-moB^r ! Nebraska, among other placu, are had concluded not to ntem* ’Ik® the cost of living must govern Its Every lady must do her bit, if the story told in bilef is that' Mlu ^ys,:, “The Geezer of, Berlin,” and]®®®!:!®® to run down - these false-]shows, also, the praqtical. impossi. being told that “The Pood Admin­ public ownership policy, we shall chapter’s pledge is to be met. lace Whitehead A * vaeal' ^alipost nest door big electric letters j hoods to thetr • source.' One of theL{iity of finding the inventor of suc^ istration asks them niot to use white have, another “Full dinner pail” is­ three years ^ Bapt JNorthf We hope there will he a good*hot, veati,: "To Berlin via America.” a | rumors was followed, from Infor- reports. syrup in their cooking or canning.” sue this telb as sure as the Almighty and there met r W. James Bai mant to - Informant, for fifteen- re­ I The Food Administration has not made green apples. And, it must primary fight. Then, after the fight Ipoloyad soldier asked if he were go- a clergymah-frbm"^UIorn!a, 'i^o* moves until it reached a loyal citi­ made and such request. The use be evident that government ojvner- is over, we hope voters will cast their, Ling te ,Fte"®®' r®?!!®**’ OhlOjj^.writeii' said that he WAS isidlii««a^a C ^- ballots for the man and j principle^ thrpqgh there on my way to Ber- zen with a had memory who could ] A citizen of Carey, of white syrup in choking or can­ ahip. of the railways is unnec.essary I gregational ch^iy^. - jh,earraa9 0 hd- not recaU where’ he had heard it.]to ask whete®*" 1^ is tnte tli^t ning has not been prohibited and foy that purpose. i they best beliove in. JLin.” ence was i ..This cbitntry does not lack the It has betsh passad along by the gos-] Southern, tralninr camp* evqry. *ok no limit has been put upon the quan­ By the necessities we niean pri­ up until a i^ew montha ago^aiMn confidence said to be the strongest sip of Red Cross workers, telephone dier Cateollc or non-Cathollc hag tity that may be used. The false­ marily food, fuel and building ma- b r is b a n b ;s p a r a g r a p h s . engagement of Mlu W ltftM ead|^ forpe for victory. Liris. hair drasmtrs. hotel Rueste. Ibeen ordered to attend'a. Q^thpllf hood is one of many that have been terialSf Clothing also is an im­ This country. floppy ®“®* mass.” It,Is, of course, npt tur«| Rev. Jam u Inman ’isng 'Snaonn^ lege, may have exaggerated the im­ club members and what, not. Sey- coined by the German counterfeiters portant item, but competition, effi­ In their attempts to divide the couP' and her friends to Slmslmfr'ten Enemy cash in this country to thejeral persons who Tieard it ,dld not in their attempt to discourage home cient methods of manufacture, e{tc.. portance of repent victories. BnV ed her showers as, alwayt |da have served to keep the price of ] better eMggerated cheerfulness than] gpiount of fifty millions is tp be]believe it, but they hplppd to clr- try In a religious quarrel, j^ e Gter banning and preserving. when one of nhmi|m tn^ha exaggerated gloom. ,J i^edfor the purchase of Liberty J culate , it, by asking about it from man agents and sympaihisprs elothing more nearly within bounds. married and whem tka & y afdn.lpffi For every Cheer on our side thenil ponds, Altogether, the amount their neighbors. Even , gpyernment spreading Innumei’ahle. aterlef- of Many bnllding materials also remain this sort, alleging. Impartisi^ Cathi NO WEDDING. the weddlB||,;i|$eeenla 0^9K f n - m somewhere near a reasonable status. baa been a groan in Prussia. J tekpn pv®r ,ln money and property of employees and aripy officers repeat- ‘ ^ ,pnemy belongings is about half a bll-led it In this way. A number of tel- olic, disloyalty, govornm«»tel dlsprlia| Jamee Epmbnf came ^ Unleu. we are very innch mistaken, S r h ^ ^Gonple Decide 'at Last Bto

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n B n from Manchester Men Who Are Serving Uncle Sam On Land and Sea r ! p :' \WV >5 ^ ti: M b EVENING HERALD, eager to^^her^ery bit of news of our soldier boys, wherever they he, \ Gasoline in v f^ Its readers to contribute perso|ial% portloiis of ktt^^ and any Information about them they may dMien listed lew. They teU posfiepfh Such portlmiB of letters as are personal or which oaly SOGONY ■ i': ; !■ ■ • ’ ’ may^giye Information to; the enemy, wlH, of conrsi^'Jiot be published. Leok Are You Acquainted With _ev th e Red. V White end . Hlae So-CO-ey.$i^ Anyone at the Gas Office? VAIiUES’ AJlMY EXPERIENCE. he writes, and a fine lot. The ofll-1 cers, he says,, look after >thje men’s F^nak E. Zhttmerman of This Thwn Interests equally with their own. Do you ever ^ to the Gas Company’s office, or do you pay Thteks Time Passes Quickly* and “Our food is good,’’ he. writes, • n i the Werfd^t. your bills hy ,mail? Expects^ Rad of War Soon. “and we have fine barracks.. France is a pretty country. We„are In a wouldn’t exchange my experi- beautiful valley apd, are nqt far from Do you known how much this Company is Willing to doi ^MOtOR GASOUNB ^ ences ’ overseas for a million dol- the froijt. I’m hpfiing to get there to rendef Service? iars,*’ writ**’ Frank E. Zimmerman befoih lopg,. . Three, or four edn- of thia town, who was employed, at yoys are sent out every day pud I Do you realise that it is our wish to know you PERSON­ the jTrayeJeiw'Insurance company,, in may get a chpneq to he assigned to one. There are a lot, pt towns ALLY, that we may be in a position to serve you better a letter‘ito a friend in Hartford. Zim­ merman has, or had, five uncles | In around this camp and in one of them Manchester and more intelligently? is General Pershing’s 'headquarters. the German army, of whom he has Manchester not heard since the war started. We can go to the nearby towns every Do you realize that we not only welcome suggestions as to Zimmerman, though of German pa­ other Sunday. The general Opin­ So. Manchester how we m^y Iniprove uur Service, but put them lntthe .Natibuai^,S|iMi^Pi>« w ith -tliel ' Committee of the willow with* ®n aveinkht^-384.. Ellihgioil, ilkllan iy^'belief Fund of Ameri-' The White Sox h^fieiA the Red Sox by breaking even with Ellington I h “ wk'iBti Mture historians tell the in a double header. 'Cicotte’s.pitch­ Story his death, tried to (He has fallen!) the wastebasket without even being opened at that. It is believed that the poBslbllltles pf Morris Talcott and daughters'upedt German conception and conssuma- ?'‘go went in* style^’ by taking with “When i foufid mysert f Was;w»- the sumac industry have'not been the week end at Laurel Beach. The next best wi^^ is to give Willie or Jimmie half a' tlon and of world abhorrence. hhn as’many women-and children as 4 -.\ realized and that-war’s interruption Mrs. Emerson Moofe htid ddughter ning With the men and'‘WomiBh “The Allies cannot say too much bo could'is 'graphically described' by children of Eperhay, dhd' With'tkiin dollar and an armful of circulars with strict orders to< of Sicilian importatlOTe' brakes the have returned from BdthTehehH'N. in 'xratirtidh and praise-of" the bril­ Mrs. Laura Forest, of the American I kept oh running'Ull*^ th e fallfw ■ 6ti0 V*‘«lfC ddd'ei’ every door in town. present an opportune .•thnA to place H., where they spent’ seveihl Wh«kn. liant achievements of Italy. Time, Fund for FreUch Wounded In a let­ the industry oo a firmer footing. The Mr. and Mrt. Wlfbur Smith tpbiit plane was In sight. 'WouhiYed Wfllie (or Jimmie) does nobly until the tempter comes p^haps, W«l show that it was our ter from Epernay, where she had the aviator was,' he turned' IiIb am- sumac plant Is chiefly abundant east Sunday in Columbia. * Southern Ally which brought abput taken part in Che ^evacuation of a chine gun bn the crowd an^ ffinadv ^Oftg^ inform,him “they’re bitin’ swell down to Skin- of the Mississippi river from Maine MlsB Alice Beebe of fiduth Covep- the,^ turning, point of the „war. Of hospital before the'Gerinan advance, killing a woman and a cfill^. ''And A ncr’s Ciseeki” and your precious circulars are delivered in to Central Georgia and. MfaeiaeiPSd- try is spending a few da^k wltlt ^hpr one thing let us always be thank- and witnessed the fall'of the Hun still we ran and Ybuhd ^ m ’ aild ohiF 0iie’big''exiien8ive bunch— into some ash-barrel! parents; Mr.’ and Mrs.’ Olln'Beebe. fuHj^ assureJ; That we b#e a debt to plane. The letter which was re­ the arrival of "A ^btbr^Wllh thb to* There Is a distinct difference be­ The mbrnihg service^ fn thrf It u Itjaiy 80 gre^t that it never cau be ceived at the national headquarters lice let him Uve as lo'^'aV Re‘^tftd. vTljat ,swne amount of money invested in newspaper tween a PopuUst-%»d'-%FiWpraUst. church had to* he held Ih- the blSAl'ch ibpWfdv” ^' . ■ Of the A. r. T. W , 73 Park Aven­ He died wltliin a few ktfort.'' ' The .space would diring better and surer results. The Pop wants th e’rgeueral govern­ parlors because tiie pipe’orgUtf'Wfs ue, New York city, tells how the second man whS hUribii' tkd ment to own it aH . -and, tj^ Fed but of order. It was thought that is tli^ cmly medium through which you can really boche even after he had fallen, de- machine and tke erbyd yihtV^ll ^ta- KEEP ZINC PROM PRESERVES, wants it to do it all. In other words, the electric counections were hrAk^i. ^berately continued ta fire upon persed before was Hnt^^|hk reach4 be people of this community. Going into almost the Pop .wants the: government to It was Impossible to get^diitb’Hpe non-combatant'' ’ specUftOre. ■ ■ Mrs. badly wounded, and eat^eC awa^’. 1 -eveiyrimme and being read by an ayerage of four people *Waah1h^ton,, D. C., Aug. 12^— Do have all the . property *nd 4 the; Fed motor room because the door " "Ar^s Forest’s letter follows: never heaii whbtjBibi!. ^Tie*'5ils^ • ov eadh faihily, you can readily see the value of newspaper nd(t ifse galici^nized utensils in mak- wauts It to have. -te» who do not read or receive your hand-bills. Whi^h the vessels are galvaUlised may hotel and watched ^ wbat we thought the A: P. F. the new quarters the e^lb is seen, in home of Albert • Beeb6 l®^t , S&tt(r- be bh'anged /to salts 'of zinc, which was the-successful Carrying out of French med.icfAl apthq^l^yg;'attii ’^.dvertising Manager call and show you what full flight eastward, with beak and day evening. There were u ilhie productaft 'acrid' and a dangerous move, the sudden drop­ American Red,Crou.ftoJ ■ bringing our Newspaper space is. talons ready for action. On the old number of young pe6ple'’preheui’'iM astringent ‘tAste reaifier it dn- the party did not break'up'u^tll! a ping of *t^'^abe through the ly 2,000 hoepiti^., ddltahlh for hunmh ’use! Moreover, quarters the eagle simply Uodd still late hour. Mr. Beebe is to "be uejAt area of b,uiyQhg sheila and out of the Forest had beto.aisi the dissolving 6f this zlni coating on Its tail and flapped its wings, from the lochl draft 'board digtr^t reaqk^'tba giUHB.-^ "flight over the of locating thiide to rirtn' the bbnlainerV The pons, the other ' waVcid ah^ olive with a number of oth<^ to i^dWlOT, bUllA^if'hphe <^e.'raking;cwne. . raking; the atreetstreet wounded wennded in isolited l use ht gairaihlii'dd Utenfilrs rdr hbll- One cla% held a few ahtlquated wea vening Herald M tralhedliBi ■wM’^macySP'-- t k ..: u iu , branch, while its beak whs entangled Mass., where he will b ing down" fruit ‘ fiil6e is' eiipeclally came, suchh*u''bttm'\>riior from tko^eluUy ^G iutiid’'Ao'&A with scrbll.-^lddependent'.' mechanic. I . m-T i rtekyi''* '' “ ..... '

Pi V 'PJ: o*o»6*o*o*o*o*o*o*o«o*o*o*; GOES FAR BACK IN HISTORY THERE WAS A MAN IN OUR TOWN. Miss Mildred Cox, Who :: THEg, § Hoftess to Our Women French City ®f Morttdldier W »s of Im­ There was a ‘man in our town And he 'was wondrous wise; Signs 25,000 Checks Daily :: KlTCtlDJ portance in Flret^illenniuni of • * Scrap Book •War Workers in Paris 5 He liook his cliange In W ar Thrift Stamps, •o*o*o*o*o*o«o*o«o*o*o«o«o the Christian ^Era. The Twenty-Five Cent size. CABINET And when he found what Thrift would flo. Music, when soft, voices die. TELL VINTAGE OF STAMPS The National Geographic society ts- With all his might and main, Vibrates In the memory; Odors, when sweet violets sicken. suoB the following war geography bnl- ile bought some more Thrift Saving Live within the sense they quicken. Ictln on Montdldier, a few miles east Stamps, Lines on George Washington's Collar Again, again, again! Button Are the Marks Which o s< j of Amiens: —By Golett Burgess, of 'the Vigilantes. t i m e l y TIPS. "A “This little town, whose history Reveal Their Exact Age. dates back to the first millennium of This Is the season of the year when the Christian era, had a •population, MERELY aUESTION OF TIME When next you obtain an ordinary looking over old treasures and unused three-cent stamp, take a magnifying of less than 5,000 at the beginning of but still useful articles, ■V' Men Knew Mule Would Do Its Part glass and examine tlie little round the war, but It was rich In historic to pass them on. To If Blacksmith Would Keep button at the center of the collar V associations. It Is said to have de­ somebody who has little, On Doing His. which is at the neck of George Wash­ rived Its name from the ifact that they would be both use­ ington in the portrait. If the button Dldlcr or Deslderlus, the last of the ful and acceptable. The conversation at a social session contains five vertical lines, the stamp Lombard kings, was Imprisoned here The wise housewife X turned to the thoughtless regard that Is the one you have been accustomed in 774 by Charlemagne. It will be re­ these days docs not, un­ some people have for their fellow men, to use, says Boys’ Life, the boy X membered that Charlemagne, having less obliged by decora­ when the following story was related scouts’ magazine. But if the button put aside his first wife, Deslderlus’ tors or painters, tear up by Representative Charles P. Caldwell contains, instead, first a vertical line; daughter, took up the quarrel of Tope the whole house so that Adrian I with the Lombard monarch, of New York: second, a vertical lino; third, a Recently a delegate from the rear there is no place for the and after marching an army across dot between two dashes; fourth, of the township appeared at the vil­ woiiry man to lay his the Alps, captured the erstwhile fa­ a vertical line, and fifth (at the lage blacksmith shop leading a mulo head or read the evening paper. The ther-in-law’s capital city, Ticlnum, very right), two dots—if you find that didn’t seem to be taking a very housewife of today cleans and set­ and took the vanquished ruler back this comi)inntIon then you have a optimistic view of life, and asked to tles a room at a time and when his to France, where he died In captivity, stamp which w'as made by a process have the animal shod. help is not needed the man of the i “ Montdldier Is attractively situated which the bureau of engraving and “ What’s the matter with the shoes house Is not aware that houscclean- ■ on an eminence on the banks of the printing at Washington has recently he’s got on?’’ demanded the black­ ing Is in progress. The household up­ river Don. It Is the capital of an ar- adopted. smith, cantlously examining the heavals of former days are now ex­ I rondlssement In the department of If there are five vertical linos, the mule’s feet. “I shod him only ,yester- tinct, for which we arc thankful. the Somme, and Is 62 miles north of stamp was made from a steel plate dny afternoon, and they look all right When possible save the old curtains ' I’arls by rail, and 23 miles southeast Into which the design was cut or eloh- to mo ** so that they may be hung each time of Amiens. Its chief industries be- ed by an engraver with his tools i “ Never mind how they look, Jim,” Miss aiildred Cox Is the “ M. Cox’ wliile the new curtains are being laun­ '—the method by which our country’s Mlss Geary of New York, is mana.ger the war were tanneries and the returned the owner of the mule. “Jes’ whose name Is signed to thousands of dered or dry cleaned. It takes but o f the Hostess house of the Y. W. C. \ mumifncture of zlnc-whlte. ^ ... .. , stamps have been printed ever since you go ahead and shoo him ag’in. Me allotment checks which the families of a few moments to hang them and It began to produce the labels more ti'ii 0,1 cau.se foi wblch in Paris. The Hostess liouse is for “ When the tides of wmr finally re­ an’ Jake Hawkins will pay the bill." ! Uncle Sam’s soldiers receive. She Is means much to the attractiveness j ^j,an 70 years ago. Bat if the M>rti- her liushaml gu'. c Uic battle­ the convenience of the Americim wom­ cede it is probable that the three build­ “Juke Hawkins.’’ responded th e: deputy director of tlic bureau of war fields of l'’ran( 0, I.'uly E cho is now en doing war work “over tliere.” ings in which the citizens of Mont­ the room. ! cal lines are broken in the manner blacksmith, wonderingly. ‘What has risk insurance, and one of her duties Soak paint brushes In kerosene then j ^ben you will know that s('pv!ng „ as a luirse in Rutland, , , , Eng- i i dldier took the greatest pride will be ' 1 to Bign 25,000 chcckP per day. Jake got to do with it?" wash in hot soapsuds and they " ilU printed from a zinc; land. T.onI Elelio, v, ho was heir to his Yiddish 1 crumbling ruins. These nre the church “A whole lot,” was the startling re­ How Could She Tell? become pliable again. 1 photographs have been , faihor, t’.o ■levcnth oarl of ' Yiddish is a dialect' spoken by the of St. Pierre, which was built before , A never-failing remedy for a tender P I named among t \e joinder of the owner. “ We’re bettln’ One of the girl ushers In a Flatbnsh Jews of central Europe, consisting of Columbus set sai on his of ■ on how many times you can shoe that theater had a problem offered her the j skin which might become “ ^ , fjhe fii-st process, still employed in Brlti^^h I tv Iht of May 2, 1D16. corrupted Ilc'brew wltli u large admix- discovery, and which contains a tomb Lady ICUho h<-fore her marriage was mule before going through the roof of other evening. She was showing tv,o i'5 to lather It freely with castile soap,; making of our adhesives except ture of German. It has been carried and font of the eleverUh century, the blacksmith shop and out among letting it dry on, ‘ those of theople will not refuse. HAVE ALWAYS BEEN CHUMS S to belllg. But for religious usage the doubtclly rem ove hetore the I n ” ' ; If a fish bone or any sharp sub- creased Yield. nncleht Hebraic form and words, em- mans entered the city. ■______, stance Is swallowed, swallow the Origin of the Friendship Existing Be­ The English press la manlfestlBg ; pfo,ea;u..J;e,vr,„e„ Torah or The Trouble. ' Immediately; this tween Man and Dog Lost In Mists of Antiquity. considerable Interest at present In the-j adboroa w. tapetaa to fte colture of the potato “Mn." ronreilMr. Jagsby. -a-hera in coirta over the edges and pro- .question of tiie application 'of 4iloo* i"; the demnmp3^-W0«s la my hat? tecta the staraai* and The friendship of dogs and men Is trlcity'to agrl«ilttirirt»-« ^ ’ ^ m m n n lv have also a in France. A statue erected here com- ig'cUaat itbla honae. I ^ Bat raisin yrltlr a ^ iffiithfe im’clent language'ineinorates his gift to the “ «on as old as war aad has needed no con­ creasing the supply of. home-grqwi^ I. , “ For a number of years this little It-S a shame «,e way Ihlnga disappear earache. flict to furnish proof of Its reality. foodstuffs, says the Scientific Amerl- > ‘‘Ttce. I governed by Its own ^rds, without any apparent reason. I would ______Put a little lemon or orange Juice On the part of the dog this friendship can. Experiments which have been i then passed under the dominion of the just like to know where that hat Is, In the spoon before filling with castor 1 has furnished some of the finest Inter- going on for some years In England *| “ So would I,” replied Mrs. Jagsby, i’ Uniform Comes First ! counts of Crepy and Valois. In the oil. It will go down with less pro­ ' pretations of loyalty known to life. have clearly demonstrated that the use ' There M’Qs a long line of people at twelfth century it became a pos.ses- coldly. “You didn’t have it on when In the present war the dog has more of an electric discharge has a marked you came home la.st night."—Birming­ test. the box office of a theater In Chatta- gjon of tbe French crown and received Use popped com Instead of crou­ than a chum relation and more than a effect ou crop production. nooga, Tenn., near Fort Oglethorpe. ^ charter of liberties. In 16.36 it of- ham Age-Herald. tons with the tomato soup, thus sav­ doglike oflice to fill. The development The subject has lately been brought waitlng to buy tickets. Among the fered a gallant and successful resist- CJne thousand Improved wheal-har- ing wheat and giving your family a In recent years of dog training In cer- | to the fore by Charles Mercler, who. crowd was a young man dressed In ance to the Spanish Invaders.” vesting machines, known as combines, nt the same time, tain foriii-s of offlclal service, ns with writing In the London Times, statM the uniform of a camp librarian In the will bo u.sed In Washington -state and i pj-fip vinegar put on tbe hands the police, has opened up possibilities that “great and startling improve service of the American Library asso­ Avoid Grouch and Live Long. other states of the Northwest this soften, them when roughened by that are sometimes of amazing char­ ment.s in agriculture arc on the point ciation. He was near the end of the Writing for the Minneapolis Jour- year, according to farm-help special- y,ork or wind. acter. The police dog has, Indeed, of being introduced,” and says that a waiting line. . nal, A. J. R. notes the demise of a Se- Ists of the United States department of been the raw material for the work­ method has been devised to overcome Presently a fat, jolly looking old fel- citizen one hundred and tliree HowserrThe early bird gets the agriculture, and will effect a great sav­ The price of beef hearts varies In ing out of a splendid helpful service. the difficulty of expense of electrifica­ low, who vas standing Just before him,' yg^rs old, and suggests that one of the ^ worm. ing in labor. These machines, which different sections and It is never safe Dog training for war work, like tion as applied to l)oth the growing turned and said: “ Here, you’re a sol- j reasons why he lived .so long was ' Wise— So does the early fish, cut the heads from wheat and thrash to say that certain klnd.s any other sort of animal training, Is jcrops and the seed before it is sown, dler, take my place,” whereupon the, j,p never groudied at the break- tlu; grain as they travel across tne of meat arc low in price. a delicate and exacting business. To 1 installations at which farmers can supposed soldier explained that he was fast table or elsewhere. Discussing The Closing Sign, field, can he operated by two persons, In heart there is little say that the dog Is a good pupil Is slm- j fijjyg tfiglr seed treated by experts not a soldier but a civilian In the em­ this. A. J. R. writes | Harriet has been to Sunday school and each machine will harvest from waste, and when the cost ply to say that the dog lives up | figgn erected at several centers. ploy of the library association. “The enjoyment of breakfast and j many times, but recently she made her 350 to 400 acres of wheot during a Is reasonable It makes a to his traditions. and are capable of treating some 30,- “ Don’t make a bit of difference,’' of the sunrise always comes so eas- : first visit to church during regular season. They are marlied labor savers fairly economical dish. If 000 sacks per month. The increase of said the old inuu, somewhat gruffly, ily to me that I sometimes wail in ; services, over the old type (•omblne, which re­ the heart Is to be cooked How Dogs Play War Game. yield from seed so treated, though not “ any fellow with a uniform on is bet­ charity for persons who, I have been | The opening prayer. It happened, quired al)out 20 men. whole It should bo care­ The dog Is an important feature In | so great as the Increase from electrl- ter than I am—step up,” and he did. led to believe, start the generous day : was offered by a man who put his the many camps scattered over the fication of the growing crops, Is stated OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOi fully w’ashed to remove i wrong l)y raising hades at the break­ whole soul Into his plea. all blood, then the in­ country, and besides being a great pet | to be ccnsidcrablo, ranging from 25 fast table. I will freely wager 75 The prayer was so earnest. In fact, O*0*0*0«0«0«0o0*0«0*0*0«0* Charming Summer Frock edible portion and the among the troops often proves very' per cent to as much as SO per cent, cents that the Seattle centena­ that again and again from the congre­ of Blue and Tan Chiffon arteries are removed and useful. A northern naval air service, ^ ® Ostrich Feathers for s rian who lived to be one hun- j gation came fervent expressions of It Is ready to stuff or cook in any way camp possesses a dog of exceptional 11 o Millinery of Summer 5 dred and throe never Insurged at “Amen.” boOOOOOOOOOGOOOOOOOOOOOOOO desired. sagacity. It knows all the bugle calls • breakfast, never complained of the Harriet nudged her mother. M'hcn stuffing, cut through the right and is always first on the scene. Tlie o food, nor sneered at his wife’s cook­ “ What is It, dear?” the mother •0*0*0*0«A*OeO*0*0*0*0*0«0 and left sections so there Is but one calls of the four different stations are ^ ing.” asked. envity to fill. A stuffing of sausage apparently known to It by the nuin- ooOOOOOOOOOOOwOwOOOwO', The aged Senttler ascribed his lon- “ Everybody Is saying ‘Amen,’ ” re­ meat, to which aa onion or two finely ber of G’s sounded at the end. The gevlty to his own temper; he had not plied Harriet, “and I just wonder why cl’.npped Is mixed, mokes a most sav­ dog takes its share In holding down been angry since he was twenty, and the man doesn’t quit.”—Youngstown ory dish. Sage with a little onion for an airship, hanging on to the ropes had driven a yoke of oxen most of his Telegram. flavor is another combination with with its teeth and making Itself gener­ life. Also, loved everybody, and every­ bread crumbs which Is well liked. lEgg, ally useful. Perhaps the most sa- body loved him. 'Exerelaing Stiff Joint*. butter and salt and pepper pre all ■gacious act takes place at the weekly; One of the problems military doc­ needed to make a .savory stuffing. A camp concert. The animal remains' He Hadn’t Realized. tors have had to face was that when heart simply stewed until tender then asleep throughout the concert, but; The custodian of an Indianapolis a man recovered from a wound It left sliced cold makes a good dish. The when the national anthem is played I t , building recently hired a colored man, him with stiff joints. To overcome seasoning should be added to the immediately \valk.s out, knowing that George, to work about the building. this a series of simple exercises havei sauce while cooking so that the meat, the concert is over, George had always worked as a “house been evolved. Men with stiff knees will bo seasoned all through. man” and came well recommended. j walk up an Inclined board, keeping Calf's Heart en Casserole.— Wash j New Motion-Picture Idea. The first day of his employment, how­ one foot on the ground; stiff shoul­ ever, George was out for lunch the tbe heart and stuff with any desired j A new motion-picture machine fo r , ders are overcome by climbing lad­ stnfling. Arrange a half cupful of the home, designed also for educationul | greater part of three hours. ders ; Impaired wrists and fingers by i onions and carrots in a casserole, then I ami business purposes, wcigdis *.3 The custodian was naturally nn- turning wooden rollers from which I noyed. “ Where In thunder have you hiv in the lieart Sprinkle with salt, iTounds and is fitted to a carrying box cords are suspended; the man who impper and paprika; dredge wilh flour; resembling a small suit case. Its spe- been?” he Inquired the minute he set must be re-taught to walk is put eyes on the erring George. “Me? through his paces by the emplo3nnent, and bake for Why, I’se been home takin’ a nap,” niirl m n k e n OrOWIl ^ of a “ pigeon hole” frame, which com direct or alternating current, a novel George answered. In a surprised tone. gravy, using four tablespoonfuls of pels Him to place his feet properly. leed giving lllckerless pictures, a 14- “I always takes a nap In the middle the fat with three of Hour, adding two volt 2-ampere lamp Illuminating bril­ of the day.” . cupfuls of boiling water. Son,’o with Voting by Soldier*. liantly for pictures up to 12 feet in “Well, believe me,” the custodian de­ the gravy and vegetable around the The war department decided that diameter at di.stances not exceeding clared, “you don’t do that any more. h(>art. Corn or barley flour should be so far as soldiers are stationed within i 100 feet, and security against fire by You’re needed around here.” used for the thickening. the borders of the United States their j tbe use of slow-burning films. A rheor Was George aggrieved? Not a hit Heart a la Francaise.—Take a half votes at either a primary or general j Btat reduces the ordinary 100-volt cur­ of It. A most appreciative grin spread cupful of bread crumbs, two table­ election may be taken by the several j rent of the street circuit and adjusts! over his face. spoonfuls of finely chopped suet, a state governments without serious In-1 the lighting to any requirement. “Welk now,” he said slowly, “you’ll terference with military operations. As \ teaspoonful of minced parsley, some have to excuse me this time, boss. to> soldiers In France or In other for- sweet herbs, salt and pepper, and an j The Captain's Dog. It’s just that I didn't realize before elgn soil In the theater of war the de­ egg for binding. Stuff the heart with A captain was very fond of his two how important I Is around here.” partment decides that their vote can­ this ana fasten well with a string. d9 gs and always permitted them to not be taken without serious Interfer­ Rub the‘ heart over with melted fat i\ accompany him. One day while drill- ence with the military efficiency. and fold In a buttered paper or a P(i- No Chance for the Old Man. per bag used for cooking. Roast for; Ing his company he had just given per uag . . . Serve gar-! the preliminary commaml; "Com- Tt was the first time that Richard’s Understanding. three and a half hours, ‘ pany!” when one of the dogs barked. father had seen “her’* and they were “ Jim, why don’t you ever take me nlshed with spinach and brown sauce. The company halted. The captain; talking things over, to a baseball game?” A charming light frock of blue and Tomatoes as a vegetable may accom­ stared for a moment, then realizing the i Thbs empire suit In navy trl«o-#er^ “So ray son has proposed to you,” he “ What would be the use, my dear? tan chiffon wltH silk embroidery in pany this dish. makes a chattnlng street qostuime, 4 Ostrich feathers are having re- reason turned to the dog, saying: a said, “and you’ve accepted him? I You don’t understand it.” hannonizlDg and contrasting colors, b*lght«olore^ embrol«l«red^l<^^ai»i, vogue this year for summer “ Who Is running this company—youpany—you ‘'-•a— — —- j ------—- - think you might have seen me first.” “ That’s no excuse. I take you to The costume Is , strikingly effective lalUinery. The attractive hat Here or m a r—Private S. G. Druschdd, | She blushed sweefly*as ahe replied; grand opera every winter and you when completed by a figured taffeta lively set off the.qutot blue. lastrated is covered with pale blue iU. s. M. S.. QuanUco, Va^ In Judge. •a did, but I think I prefer Richard.” don’t understtfhd that, either.” bat and _ plynage. _ V t_- '%-K -X Xi-'i-. r.a;*

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to drive Miss Moore home in his car. down the carriage steps, Eleanor look­ JShe accepted Ws offer. As they Sktm- ed aboat, longing, y6t afraid to meet jued over the country roads he had an the qnlczical eyes of John Eversfield, opportunity to survey the girl beside C o n s d ^ i o e and her heart sank when she did not j u A T o u e b o | Mm. Sh#WnB almost tli^iprri||Ie8t girl see him. The pleasure she anticipated he had ever seen. Her. CQg|epiHatlon r r r V m p d e a G o w n turned to a dull ache and she te s te d ^as not .grtlflplal iW^ he f ^ d her a her lace kerchief between her fingers ,most Interesting ^eiraQi:>--^lui^ to .talk as (ihe leaned further forward hoping =)>n the subjects he cared for most, and By VICTOR R ED diFFE By EUGENIE ROSSFIER to ^ I n a glimpse of him. •never once spenkliig of hbrseff. ' iBy BUSAN CLAQQBTT Bj VINeBNT a P9BRV (Coffrlobt. 1911. WeeUra Kawapeper Uaie04 f’ Then :pride came to her aid. He had The people of the gtudio had Ms ad­ promised to be the first to meet her, I (Coprrlabt, U ll. WMt«ra MMrap«pwtJiiloB.) dress and would wire ihlro when Ger- Mark Lester loved and told no one.; and she must not let this crowd of gldlne Lewis came back. He called at not even the oriject of his affections- Courage, hope and ambition had (Gopyrlgbt, 1918,- tin McClur* N«wipa- cousins sense her disappointment. (Copyrlsht, 1918, by the McC FUNNf p«r Syndlcate.) the telegraph office every morning for He was of a timid, retiring dlspeol- well-nigh deserted Elben Ward, and an With a light laugh that well covered per Syndicate.) the expected message, but it did not tion that made him self-deprecatiry added burden came one day when a In the attic Eleanor Brooke dived the ache at her heart, she accepted the Ronald Adair, better known as Rich­ come. Miss Moore and ‘he l>ecanie very and self-conscious. He made a confident telegram reached him reading: “R. is Into the old horse-hair trunk that had extended hand of Allan Bowie and de­ ard Stevens, dramatic actor, put down friendly and soon she acciinr-panlcd him of no one, not even of Ralph Est^ dying. Come at once.” scended from the high carriage. 10 once .belonged to the great aunt after his hand mirror with .an exclamation In his car on m,ost of his drives. The whom be considered the beait of man­ (S e “ It.” was Robert Ward, his brother, whom she tyas named. She was look­ This was two days before the ball. of relief. H e had his make-up on to days passed and still there was no his twin brother gone wrong ten years kind and a .true, helpful friend. They ing for and hoping to find something “ Isn’t It too bad,” Ruth Worthington satisfy his director this time, he was word from the studio. Every day he before, discharged from a penal In.sti- did not see much of one another ahd slie conld shape Into a dress for the whispered to her that night, as they sure. It was the first time he had called to tajee Miss Moore out In his tution five years later and dead to the Mark was careful not to Intrude upon m dance on the fourth. Wbenever she went up the stalirs together, “ Cousin made up bis face successfully for the car, and before long they reached tho others. AH the same he harbored a world for all Kben ever told, even his was at a loss for finery Aunt Eleanor’s John sent John, Jr., to Baltimore upon camera, for It was so different from sta^,e where he colled her Hilda. ’The sentiment towards Ralph almost broth­ own family, about him. He had shield­ trunk had been a veritable treasure affairs of Importance. I think It a the make-up for the footlights that It days grew Into w’eeks. erly. ed his loved ones from the dreaded trove, hut so often had the girl gone shame. He might have waited until was like learning something entirely “Why do you always call at the The latter at the risk of his Ufe bad disgrace. They did not know that, a through the contents she had small after the ball. Although .John told me new. I f everything about moving pic­ telegraph office?” Hilda asked one day, rescued the crippled sister of Mark, lielpless Invalid, his brother was being hope of finding anything that would nothing but death would keep him ture acting was to be as hard as the after he had announced his Intention from being overtaken aqd crushed b y What Tommy Would Say. supported by Kben In charge of an old he suitable for theqmrty toward which away, there Is always the chance of make-up he was sorry he had forsaken of heading the car that way, an automobile. He made little of 'his O^e day when small Tommy was call­ man living a liermltllke existence 50 she was looking forward with more something happening. But even If he the stage for the silent drama, but then “I am expecting a wire fi'om New heroism when Mark came to him with ed to the desk with his slate he acci­ miles away. than usual anticipation. does get back In time for the dance, the tempting salary that had been used York,” he nn'^wered. tears in his eyes, overflowing With dentally stepped on his teacher’s foot. E'or two years the pay for the care Aunt Eleanor’s gowns were all of he will miss the good time we are hav­ as an Induc.emeut for him to sign a New Y o rk !’’ she exelnlmed. In sur­ gratitude. About once a week after She looked up, expecting a “Please par­ of Robert had been a hard task for the heaviest hroeades, velvets and ing, and Cousin John was certainly contract to star In feature photoplays prise. “ Are you from New York?” that Mark would put himself casually don ane,” but Master Tommy was si­ E:i)en. Uls own health was falling and satins, so stiff they would stand alone. me^in to choose this opportunity for was worth a little Inconvenience. “Yes. Is there anything strange in the way of Ralph, Just to bask im lent. the doctors hud told him he should She had never been stinted In money, pressing business.” “ I’m all ready,” he announced, as his about that?” the sunshine of his smile and open­ “ W4iy, Tommy, what should you say,” seek another cllinate for a time. He as her namesake frequently was, and Eleanor’s heavy heart lightened af­ director appeared at his dressing-room “ No, but I thought It strange that heartedness. Sometimes nights hef she asked. hud not the means to carry out this rich dresses, with here and there a ter hearing this and she took her full doorway. “ Now to do or die.” you hod never mentioned It before. I would stroll by the place where RalpR Toouny hung bis little head. suggestion, however. In fact, he was time stain, that had come from. Lon­ share of the gayety that filled every “I’m afrn’d you’ll have to die,” the have been under the Imprcsslou that hoarded, and glance up at the light In “ What should you say, dear?" unable to work more than half the don and were of a bygone style, had minute of the day and evening. Al­ .director smiled wistfully. “The star your home wa.s here.” liD window and go home, like some Tommy began to cry. time and the pinch of actual poverty lain for long In the horse-hnlr trunk though no coquette, as were some of we have selected to play opposite you “I was never here until the day I devotee who had visited a cherished “ What should you say, Tommy?” per­ began to be felt by his wife and daugh­ under the eaves until young Eleanor the other pretty cousins, time did not has taken a fit of temperament and ab­ met you.” shrine. sisted his teacher. ter, Luella. / one morning pulled It Into the light. He heavily upon her hands, Allan Bowie solutely refuses to go In a scene with “Will the wire call you back?” she Ralph had a poorly paid position. “ I 8—should s— say ouchl” sobbed The latter had married an estimable W’ith little exclamations of pleasure saw to that, and Alec Worthington. you. She has never seen you, but has asked. Mark learned this, and also noted that Tommy. young man, Warren Boyd, but directly she opened the carefully wrapped Both young men were bewitched, and taken a dislike to you from a picture “ Yes.” Ralph, even Sundays, wore a wCll- after the honeymoon the young hu.s- packages and found herself heir to between them she was kept fully occu­ she saw of you in a Shylock costume. “ AVhy hasn’t It come before?” iiiemled suit of clothe.s. Sams Place Not There. haud lost his position. He had an of­ much that was totally unsuited to her pied. The night of the dance, as she She went to her home some place out “ Because of n woman.” One evening they met on the street,, During the lesson one afternoon a fer to contract a promising co-part­ youth and petite figure, even In a day descended the stairs, brave In her of the city last night. It has tied “ Your wife?” she asked In alarm. a dash of rain came up and Murk In-: violent thunderstorm arose and to les­ nership witli a friend. l)ut must supply when maids were gowned In costly Dolly Varden gown, no maid among things up for goodness knows how “ No, It Is Just a woman who has vlted Ralph to seek shelter till the' sen the fright of the children the half tlie capital, and this Warren could stuff. them all was lovelier, and the two long.” caused a big change In my plans. It sliower was over In a neighborhood/ teacher began telling of the wonders not do and El)en was unable to co-op­ But when one loves dances and has gallants, beruffled, powdered and drefis- “ She must be crazy!” Adair ex­ Is because of her I found time to come cluhrooni. o f the elements. erate wltli lilm in a financial way. not the wherewithal to buy vanities, ed In the height of fashionable attire, claimed. here;” ‘Till a member,” he advised Ralph. “ And now, Jimmy," she asked, “ why Kben Ward made an excuse of being the fact that material Is unsuitable has all but came to blows In their effort to “ No, she’s for from It. She’s been “ That’s strange! It’s because of a “ You .see, we’re just a few people liv­ is It that lightning never strikes twice sent for l)y an old and cherished little weight, and she always carried win her favor. overtaxed, though, lately, and I man 1 am here. A man I have never ing In a narrow district and meet once In the same place?” frit'nd and left home ulterly dlsidrited the day against her mother’s more But mistress Eleanor minded not wouldn’t be surprised If this Is the met, either, but he is a hateful man.” a week for readings and lectures,. “ Because,” said Jimmy confidently, and discouragtal. Dark tlionghts were certain Judgment of things fit and un­ that. She accepted their admiration first symptom of a nervous break­ “ Tell me about him.” he Invited. Miss Deane,” he bowed as a young- “ after It hits once the same place in ills mind on his Journey. His life fit. But If her gowns were not always shyly, which was most becoming, but down.” “ It wouldn’t Interest you,” she said, lady. neared them, and Ralph found ain’t there any more.”— Sunshine Bul­ was insured for .f.'i.lKHl, As he realized what she should hav.e worn, that fned underneath her pleasure was the hope “ She couldn’t be a fitting type for tr.vlng to make him think there was a himself introdncod to a most charming letin. how much lieiu'fit tliat amount \\ould was lost In the plea.sure one found In .Tohn Eversfield would also find her tho port of the girl In that ’script you mystery. girl. Then Mark, who was a sort of in* to his family, he half wished the looking at the animated face and the good to look upon. Yet, when they have for me or she wouldn’t behave He did not speak until he halted hl« master of cereiiionles for the evening, A Purpose In View. end of his mental misery would come. absolute Joyousness of the girl herself. left the house, early on account of the like this." ear In front of the telegraph office, left the two together and Ralph spent **My friend,” remarked the facetious Ehen reached the wretched hut in For this little story la of a time when roads, he had not come, and there was “You don’t know Gor.ildine Lewis or and then it was only a few curt words. a pleasant hour. man, “ do you get any satisfaction out which his brother liad hccu a charge girls, young girls, were not so sophis­ tiny ortaglvilng lest he might not be you wouldn’t soy that.” the director He entered the office and returned In It was a week later when Mark, of staring at a thermometer when It upon old Mart’iu Dye for live years, to ticated as at the present drty and their In time ,to see her In the wonderful sold grimly. “ She’s going to be one of a few seconds with an envelope In his neared the home of Miss Deane. reglster.s 09 degrees In the shade?” find Robert dead wltlilu the imur. Dye pleasures, coming far apart, mode them gown or to claim the minuet he had the Mg stars soon.” Geraldine was hands. A lump rose In her throat as Glancing from the street he saw in • “ None to speak of,” replied the was ready to leave for some relatives all the more desirable, simple though )eggod for. evidently a fnvorlto, so Ronald re­ she noticed It and realized that their the little parlor the girt he had learned crusty Individual, “ but I hope that If 1 In another state. Klx'U found himself they usually were. Ruth pinched her as she'was about frained from expressing his opinion of compaffionshlp was to be broken. to love and Ralph Estes. He turned stand here and gaze at this thermome­ alone with the dead, no neighbor with­ This dance had heen heralded for to step into the carriage, whispering, her. “Does it say you are to go?” she in­ from the spot with a sudden pang at ter the next blithering Idiot who comes in several mlh's, no one aware of the weeks. General Washington had sig­ as she handed her a sirnill package: Charley Dixon, the director, and quired eagerly. along won t think It necessary to re­ demise of the la'clnse, and caring less. nified his Intention to be present, paus­ “ I wonder If you can goess what this Ronald, spent the rest of the day look­ H e had meant to net offended, hut heart. “ It’s plain,” he commented, his eyes mind me that It’s a hot day.”— Bir­ For hours Kben sat moodiiy muttering ing for a few hours hi Upper Marl­ Is? .Tohn Ever^cld’s Tom brought It. ing over the other available stars and her tone won him over. “ I ’ll road It,” betokening intense secret pain. “I mingham Age-Herald. an overjiowerlng thought that came to borough on his way to Annapolis. Nat­ I’m dying of curiosity. Blip back Into extra girls, but couldn’t find one they he said, as he pulled It open. He rend don’t wonder that Estes has been at­ his mind. A plan suggested grew with­ urally everyone was on the qul vlve. the house and open It before grand­ could agree on as being suitable for It aloud; “ No word from Geraldine. tracted hy Etta. It means good-by to WITH THE HOBOES. in his niorhld mind and Eleanor Brooke forthwith went mother comes. There’s time,” and the part. There was nothing for It,- ap­ Have secured star to take part. Come some happy hopes I have had, but he “ No one will ever know,” ho whis­ Into the attic to search for a gown giving the girl a push, Bath stepped parently, but to wait until Geraldine back at once.—Dixon.” is worthy of any woman’s love and I pered hoarsely to himself. “ It Is the brave enough to do honor to the occa­ Into her place and gave il|sck tit for Lewis came to her senses. The fear “ Oh,” she cried, “ Is that from Char­ one way out. M.v life Is worth nothing sion. tat, as the two young men called for of losing a renewal of her contract ley Dixon?” He did not answer, but —I will forget.” to those 1 lov(>, my death would .solve She knew what she wanted and lov­ an .explanation ,of Bleanor’fi^^andden dls would have some effect, likely. she knew It was. “ I am Geraldine Mark did not fonget, M i#. the entire problem. Yes, I have de­ ingly fingered the heavy brocade cov­ appearance. The .prospect o f a holiday waa not an Lewis, and I ran,away sooner th aop jjy er p U » ^ cided. Within a few years, anyway, ered with jplnk roses nnd the .trnde^ And In her rppm the .oopleasant one, .specially ,as re y^;as a love scene with you. I was told ydb ItmTpb or with fluctuating icOlbr npony P*«irl-en- as bookkeeper for a _ ^ the insurance, peoide would be called sklrt'of pink sn'llh that had long been some btfslness In the country that Ron­ were .old and homely.” (ahllslnnent, that business f a il^ and on for tlie immey, for the doctors say her utmost desire. And more daring drtfled miniature wh&e opened ald had to attend to. His father had “And 'here we’ve heen playing love with fingers that trembleB the note left him some property in the village Mark was occupied for a week^^ I will not live long in this climate, so still was the wish to wear the gown scenes for a cofipM of woelcs,” he twisted about the slender g ^ e n chain. of Wlndsllde and' It had heen In the curing a new position. The "ianorlng where is the sin or crime In anticipat­ Just as it was, flualnt In Its looped-up laughed. overdress and watteau plait. There was only a line, but; R made of hands of the village lawyer so long e.stuhllshment owed him a month’s ing that event?” “Yc.s,” she blushed, “but let’s drive life a benntlfnl thlng.*for ,lt asked for that It needed looking after. If there wages and offered to settle the score The family of Kben Ward waited for She shook out the folds of Siltfti and some place else. IVe arc' staiHllng up that which she was glad , to give. ^^•as any way of turning it Into ca.sh If iMark would take It out in goods, i a week for the return of father and held It against her height. It was In the cor and must look very foolish.” Over and over she rea^ fhe single Ronald was going to find it. and he Tlieii a bright Idea came into his husband and then began to get anxious. long, very long, for Great Aunt Elea­ “Walt until I wire Dixon,” Ronald line: “D«vr, will you weal^ this for my motored to the village with this object mind. He had seen Ralph at a dis­ Warren Boyd started a search for the nor had been a tall woman. But she said, as Jie jumped from the car. had also boon slight, and when Inter sake?—John.” Then she slipped it In view. tance and had noticed that he still ml.sslng man. He returned home after The wire that D '!’!un received made her namesake stood in her own room Into the bosom of her dress. With hes­ After regl.sterlng at the hotel, he lost wore the same shabby suit of clothes, the ahse.nc'c of auctlu'r week with sad, him think .somebody had gone crazy, and twisted and turned before the mir­ itating fingers she clasped the chain no time In seeking the lawyer. He ex­ Mark knew enough of the practical' crushing news. At a town far down for It read: “ Fire that star. I have ror to get a glimpse of her hack, she about her neck, but overcome by mod­ ported to find a notice on that gentle­ end of tailoring to take accurate eye the river he had U.-arned of a drowned vowed never to make love to another decided the only change needed was In esty at so flaunting her lover’s minia­ man’s door announcing that he had jneasurement. Then he ordered a suit man being found. The body has been woman but Geraldine Lewis. Congrat­ ture for curious eyes to look upon, she gone on a fishing expedition, hut this that would he sure to fit his cherished given burial, hut a photograph of the length. ulate us,” and It was signed “ Stevens.” It was a lovely gown and she would hid It among the ruffles of her gown village lawyer was different from the- deceased liiul been taken and articles Dixon took some time to figure out friend. have been a very Indifferent girl If she and hastily ran down the stairs, a radi­

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Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ruddell and f if tt^M f f tTttttw w tf t 111 ■ ■■■■■■■ Mr. and Mrs. John Slnnamon spent BOYS FILL COURT lO O M ; the week end at Milford. EfiER’S SALE 18 NOR Wild cherries aVe ripe and the PLAY POKER; STEAL CASH Our second anniversary sale started with a rush Saturday and ABOUT youngsters are tearing down the from all indications we will do a monster business afl^ this Wi S P E M BARfilUNS branches of the'trees wherever found because THE WONDERFUL BARGAINS HAVE NEVER BEFO BEEN DUPLICATED. Here are a few Items from^j|mong t TOWN in order to gather the cherries. Gang Rounded Up in Playground-— hundreds. DROP IN AND INVESTIGATE THIS W$IBK. Hhzel Chambers of HstoI street n iree Youngsters SteuI $47 from| MEN’ S UNDERWEAR. in LADIES’ SKIRTS has returned from Coventry where Ekpressman Foley# Men’s Wool Underwear, about 40 dozen in all. Buy for next she has been the guest of Mr. and winter. We doubt if any more can be bought. F;IRST COME, Mrs. William Sfnith. FIRST SERVED. Market Price |2.75 0 ' t f7iQ Sale E A C H ...... Mr. and Mrs. Latting Caverly of The session of the police court this FOR TU ESD AY : TONIGHT IN MANCHESTER. Men’s Balbrlggan Union Suits, Market Price William str^t have been entertain­ morning gave evidence of Imlng a 11.75, Sale Price ...... $1.25 State Guard drill. ing Mr. and Mrs. J. Wm. Burton, Men’s Balbrlggan Two Piece Underwear, Market Price K Q /s 1 Light Green Tailor Made Serge, 36 size, juvenile court as the room 'was filled < Shephdrd Encampment, Odd Fel- Mrs. Clara Armstrong and Christo­ 85 cents, Sale P r ic e ...... a l v V was $25,00 n o w ...... $8.98 !ltfWs hall. pher Irvin of Qllbertville, Mass. with boys whose ages ranged from Men’s Underwear, Market Price $1.25 Daughters of Liberty, Orange hall, Mr. and Mrs. William Robinson of six to eighteen. Sixteen to eighteen Pl*lc0 • 89c 1 khaki Serge, size 38, $27 50 Men’s Underwear, B. V. D. style, sizes 34 to 44, worth Campbell Council, K. of C., Ferris Spruce street and Mrs. John McCann of the boys were charged with breach value n o w ...... $10 OK nAntn .Qnlo Prlco ...... 59c [.block. of West Center street are visiting at of the peace. This was the gang MEN’S HOSE FOR TOMORROW ONLY, worth Wadsworth Council, Spencer hall. V 1 \|^i|pfe Colored Serge, 18 New York and Patreson, N. J. They that has been causing so much troub­ 29 cents. Sale P r ic e ...... “• 19c Royal Neighbors, Tinker hall. went by auto. le in the neighborhood of the Cottage LADIES’ DEPARTMENT siz^ IfQW, ...... $10 Circle theater. The Lee Kids. Father IJcCann’s dog which he has street play grounds. Ladies’ Black and White Hose, Worth ^ i* Park theater, ‘‘The Little Samarl 20 cents. Sale Price ...... A * 2 1 Mustard Colored Serge, 18 size, was I'owned for about 18 years, is dead of For the last two years these boys Itan.” Ladies’ Hose Worth 25 cents $25.00 n o w ...... $7.98 bid age. The dog was a fixture have been making it unpleasant for Sale Price ...... 19c around the rectory and the church the younger children at the grounds Ladles’ Hose, Black, Gray and White Silk 1 Black and White Checked Serge, size lighting Up Time. and was known by hundreds of men, and also the management. Chief worth 75 cents, Sale P r ic e ...... 59c Auto lamps should be lighted at 38, was $22.50 n o w ...... $8.98 women and children who passed St. Gordon has been watching these Bungalow Aprons FOR TOMORIiOW 0>tLY at Special Price o f ...... 98c ,8.26 p. m. Bridget’s church. boys and was well posted ou what 1 Navy Blue Poplin, 16 size was $25.00 The sun rose at 5.56 a. m. John P. Sullivan was right when they were doing. Saturday he went now ...... $9.98 The sun sets at 7.56 p. m. he said that the daylight saving law to the grounds and he came upon , o J I effected the movies. Now that it is the gang so suddenly that the boys ; I M l.. Mary Hendrlck.on of SPrin»-L j were completely surprised. They J|dala, Pa.. 1. the guaat ot Ml.a the theater, and were divided into bunches and were cilia Crosby of Green Hill. A.E g e R&C o Saturday night looked like old times having a nice quiet little game of PARK BLDG Motorman Frank Nichols is con on Main street. poker. The chief saw the cards, the fined to his home on Russell street 849 MAIN ST. SOUTH MANCHF.STER Miss Alice McCabe and Mrs. Wal­ money and heard the boys use the by illness. ELMAN’S ter E. McCabe and daughter Arline poker terms, and he decided to place Word has been received of the of Russell street have returned from them under arrest und ordered them ^Isafe arrival overseas of George W Paterson, N. J. They also visited to appear in court this morning. Kennedy of Adams street. Walter E. McCabe of the Naval Re William Fraser of Cedar street Several of the boys have been be­ serves who is stationed at Brook­ left this morning for a few days’ fore the court on previous occasions lyn. and these boys were given to under­ Goodrich Tires And Tuhes outing at Savin Rock. Miss Carrie Lang and her sister Mrs. Robert Turklngton and son stand that if they persisted in the New stock just received. Mrs. Edward Foley of Woodbridge way they were going they would land Clarence of Center street spent the street, left town this morning for a week end at Silver Beach. in state prison. GOODRICH MOTORCYCLE TIRES vacation to be spent at Woodmont. (GUARANTEED) Lincoln L. Crosby was home from The warm wave promised for the Boys Must Behave. $12.75 Greenwich over Sunday. He had as early part of this week arrived this Prosecuting Attorney Hathaway his guests Charles Brock of New forenoon and it showed prospects of gave the boys to understand that SPECIAL! Champion X Spark Plugs, 55c ven and Fred Close of Greenwich keeping up with the forecast which they would be made to behave them­ The Misses Agnes and Lillian Fin selves while at the play grounds. says it will be a record breaker. Tubes Vulcariized, Socony Gas, FREE AIR. negan and Sadie Curran of Ford Alexander Leggett of the Green He was tired of getting complaints [ street will spend the next two weeks was given h 3fi day Jail sentence in about the gang that was causing the I at Asbury Park, N. J. the police court this morning by disturbance at the playground and CENTER AUTO SUPPLY STATION. Mrs. John McCarthy of Pine Hill Judge Carney for intoxicatiep. Leg­ recommended that the boys be given 105 Center St., Opposite Linden St. is very ill and this morning her life gett has been doing first rate for the to understand by the court that if was hanging in the balance. She has | ^ec the trouble was not cut out they E. E. FISH Phone 673 E. T. BANTLY* ■On^ of the most necessary ar­ ibeen sick but a few days with rheu- ognized his effort to do better and would land in Jail. ticles of equipment in the mod- [Anatism of the heart. suspended sentence and placed tai^ The Judge gave the boys a good Lieutenant Albert T. Dewey, who on probation for six months. lecture on what they must do if they 0fn household is the electric CALL EXTENDED TO has been taking a special course at a wanted to get along in the world iron. There’s a sturdy servant REV. H. 8. M’CREADY. the glittering coat of an school in Washington, D. C., spent and while he had made up his mind the week-end at his home on Main w m s m ROY LOST to let them all go this morning he . 1 elj^tric iron, ready to turn the By the Congregational Church of stteet and left yesterday for a new emphasized the fact that if they ap­ of your ironing day Willimantlc— Occupied the Pulpit pbcifort, smoothing out the aseignraent in Texas. m l YEAR IS LOCATED peared before fcim.>aigain they would ■ Osc^' Anderson of the Naval Re- There July 28. lljof J0|le p f the hardest get tkeir iuat. deserts. ! serves^ spent the week-end -ut -kis ffchib housewife. “The : home on Center street. He is doing is tu PedBsylvanla At a meeting of the churclL. and •s'- > , 'Cool, Comfortable and F n iA transport duty and has just returned Hoepii ■Parents Thought He The next case was more like an I acclaslastlcal societies. of the First ^ntehient Ironing—is the Elec- from his fifth round trip through the infant class. Three I)oy8, the oldest I church of Williman- ic Way.'* Had i w»r zone. of which was ten years, appeared Injt^® ^n the church house last A guaranteed iron for $4.35. Private George Torrance, who has court to answer to the charge of] was unanimously voted to • TOP. NOTCH W been training with the Medical Corps After searching in every nook and stealing $47 from Joseph Foley, the® ^®^’ S. Mc- SERVICE SHOE at Love Field, Dallas, Tex., is enjoy corner of uhe country for her son, expressman. This is the money tliat^*^®®*^^ York Village, Me., to be- I Ing a short furlough at his home on I Mrs. Frank Mundana of Hartford Mr. Foley supposed was stolen from ®°“ ® ‘ ^® Willlmantic A strong, serviceable combina­ MNGHESTEIi ELECTRIC CO. Newman street. He is now station-1 Rbad has at last located him his clothes at the Globe Hollow pond believed that will ac- tion of Canvas Leather and mbr ed at Long Island. About a year ago Frank came last Wednesday night. It developed]®®^ the invltaUon ber Telephone 174. Mr. and Mrs. Benton N. Parker back to his home after a period in a that the oldest of the trio stole the Rev. Mr. McCready occupied the $3.50 and daughter Dorothy of New Brit- state institution. He was home for 'money. The boy’s mother was In pulpit at the Willimantlc church c aln were in town yesterday visiting a short time and disappeared again court. Sunday, July 28, and made a favor- their friends. They were guests of suddenly Thomas Ferguson was appointed Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Palmer of Wood- For the past year Mrs. Mundana guardian for the boy and the little ..V’ a hard worker and has had great bridge street. Dorothy is to remain has been trying to locate the boy. He fellow told him that he with the In Manchester for a week. was of agd for enlisting and she success in his church work in Maine 6iEme a hulii other two little fellows'were donw Suspenders being especially popular with the The actual number of additions toj™ade an attempt to find out If any near the Cheney silk mills last Wed­ the Republican caucus list this fall boy by that name had enlisted In any younger people. iVf Stiying Qualities...... 40 cents pair nesday. They saw the automobile will be 208. There were 236 appll-1 hranc hof the service. This took r standing at the side of the street ATLAS 14 ,CUB8 10. Baldwin's I cation but there were a number o fh ° ° 8 time and she was pretty well and the coat that was in the auto­ The Atlas won the second game duplications. The registrars have | <»8COuraged when word came that no mobile. They began to go through boy of that name was In any branch of the series Sunday from the Cubs ten days in which to get the new the pockets of the coat and found of the service. by the score of 14 to 10 at the Adams lists corrected and ready for the the bunch of bills. Then they-made Last week Mrs. Mundana received street field. The game was fast, Inieywoven Stockings [primaries. off with the money.. Evidently Mr. Eating P in ts word from a Pennsylvania State hos especially in the latter part when The 5.23 train that went through Foley did not miss the roll until Have Staying^ Qualities ...... 40 cents pair pital that her son was there and had the Cubs tied the'scufu, and was wit­ Manchester this morning was equlp- after he had taken the swim later in been nnder doctor’s care for almost nessed by a large crowd. With the ------^ ___ iTied with a new electric headlight, | the day and supposed that the mon-, ^ “It seems so clean and home­ 't- ' the whole year. The boy went to I score tied in the eighth a squeeze [the first noticed on this division. H, , , . ^ j ey had been taken from his clothes| like here” is the remark Ste ot^ special motor and P®“ “ «y‘Yanla to work and while play by the Atlas put them in the Is operated by a on the bank. ten hear from ladies who come Agent* New M^hod Laundry Corp. there was taken seriously ill. He lead but the Atlas got four more throws a ray even through thick fog The boys lost no time in spending to our Eating Places, 26 Asylum •was operated upon for interna’ runs in this frame cinching the tor about 20 rods. Railroaders say the money. Inside of a few days street and 631 Main streiri, for trouble and has been in bad condi­ game. “ Bill” Barrett of the Atlas It is a great improvement that had gotten rid of more than a a lunch or a dinner. When YOD tion. had a fine day with the willow get­ Dr. T. G. Sloan of Park street has third of it. The oldest boy gave are in Hartford, make use of While under the influence of ether ting four hits out of five times ai "eturned from a short trip through his father about a dollar a day with the conveniences of our estalH L. BROWN the boy disclosed where his home bat. The score by innings: ’.he Middle West, including stops in the explanation that he was earning lishments. We enjojr meeting was. The hospital authorities im­ Atlas A. C. 301 310 051— 14 Detroit, Cleveland and other nearby the money working on a tobacco friends from out-of-town.’ ’ DEPOT SQUARE. mediately notified Mrs. Mundana and Cubs A. C. 010 201 420— 10 I cities. While he was in Detroit, the farm at Laurel Park. the boy will soon be returned to her. mercury shot up to 114 in the streets The mother told the Judge that The Kaiser is telling his people GLASSES t During his trip he ^ Ite d the Ford, she had five children and this boy that further privations and trials are 1 FOR WAR WORK. Cadillac and Packard auto works was the oldest. She suppoe^ that 'in store for them. But he expects, Made By Manchester is going to have a cir­ Two Local Nurses Volunteer to At­ the boy was telling the truth.. doubtless, that his gracious apprecia­ cus one week from next Thursday tend Soldiers Wounded In Battle* Chief Gordon was on the look-out tion of their sacrifices, especially -US- when the 8ig Sautelle shows will give Two Manchester girls leave today tor hoys who had a lot of money to the ones he is not called on to share, have an individuality which appeals two performances on the Hollister to discriminating wearers of gl for training for overseas duty uf spend and soon found the little fel- will amply compensate them for •itreet lot. This show visited Man- tow who was spending money very I sufferings.— Baltimore Ameri­ And then, too, they are moderat fU i TBIH OPENS SEPT. 3r d . nurses. They are Miss Helen John­ priced. ^ I'Chester last year and gave two very son of High, street and Miss Bessie freely. Then he questioned him WE TEACH can. OPFFICE OPEN EVERY NIEHEf I nreditahle performances Anderson of Eldrldge street. Both with the result J|that he admitted EXCEPT SATURDAY FROM BkORTHAND TYPEWRITING The annual meeting of the Bouth that he had stolen- tile nipney and glfls are graduates of the Hartford Some one asks. What has become TO 9.00 P. M. ^ MkBchester Fire District will be held (old the officer all about It. The At Optical Dept. Q. Fox ft Co.*'|M^ . - STENOTYPY BOOKKEEPING Hospital training ' schoo\. Since of thfe farmer who by taking summer In the No. 4 hosehouse Thursday the day. , PENMANSHIP their graduation a year ago, they Chief recovered $26 of the roll.. [^boarders used to Just barely keep his night. *The reports and *’®®®mmen-K The case is a puzzle to the local iarm from be(ng foreclosed? Well, LEWISA.HmEit nnd other commerical subjects. Write for Catalogue dgtlons of the officers will be heard. EYESIGHT BPl es In private cases. They volunteer­ court as the boy Is Just ten years old Several of ’em known to us are now A -^T ' ------iroprlAtions will be made for car- ed as overseas nurses in May, speci­ and the law does Hot assume that tding in automobiles, while the HOUSE A BASM BLOC& ring on |he work for the next ye4r| a child of that age Is capable of fying September 1 as the date they boarders walk and brush oft th* LETTER FROM SOLDI^r nd tbe t|easurer will ask to borrow ^^g ■committing such a.crime and no pro­ 4ust.— Meriden Journal. At yesterday morning’s servic(b OjBNUJBTJOIlT BUSINE88 C0LLE6I obey to r tbe expenses of the year vision is made in the law for >sueh for nurses has been so urgent. they the South Methodist chUrch,. Rev.' fillers will be elected. a ease. Boildiiig, floatti Manchester have decided not to wait until the H. Bath read a letter which he AptaosI all of Manchester’s last The result Is that Judge Carney j'; An Ohio man has invented a door- G. H. WILCOX, Principal. date they named. received from Sidney Stricklai^.: ; quota to~ 'Camp Devens enjoyed a wanted a day to consider the casej-iinob that when grasped in the hand Miss Johnson will go today to former member of the chuTCli|, ^ fweek endgfu^loughv The larger part hnd told the mother tOv_^lu^ve^ thejillumlnates an electric bulb placed JJm Camp Allen at Fort Ethan Allen in rejburned to his hpniq^,in.- II ' - |of the ntmiber %came down by auto boy in court tomo^bw' morning [just, above the keyholq. A genius Vermont. Miss Anderson goes to shortly after the,. Way bipipFbftt ji A making the trip in three hDurs. The when he would, p i^ such as he deserves to be rewarded the tJ. S. Base Hospital at Rockport, enlisted ip thq M tl«^ ; former price would not have, been .es­ iiStree^^ere more lively yesterday •with a seat in' the United States Sen­ 111. » » I I.IIP I in* II Iilw letter was wrlttWi M.^tiirday evening’s Herald the pecially attractive to motOreycllsts afternoon because, pf the presence ate.—t-Rochester Post Express. land, under .d((^te | u !y Yiifto SvQpry Station put”*out but a guaranteed Goodri^^ tire a't b t a numltor of soldiers and sailors Walter E .Paliher and’"family of StrtcklAnd said.he^l , advertisement on motor- $12.75 is a good buy. - fll^^engh than any -Sunday in a I^s^st advices from bylin indicate; Maple . street'. fajpiv^*v^iir^e^4q{^ Eyes tested and glasses fitted. a furlough, jit ‘‘ announcing Goodrich 'One auto fpll of Ilbven^ that,the almost' h ik h ^ ’ and htK >n^kie;«$tl [Watches and optical goods repaired, sed, hat that h^lha^ ^ ‘ tfrw. The ad quoted Frozen -raspberry sherbet, coldnr Mm^ef^lhe Center for the camp af] councilors are sLlll having trouble in’ the effects ot the j|^ Mliae at $17.75 whereas the fig- than some of those days last January. six o’clock. Another left the City | devising a satisfactory substitute for Pearl street are enjoying two IH* L- Wilson., House and Hale block. ll^ d )MT6 read $12.76. The Balch A Brown’s Fountain. 244(2 roftaarant at 10:46. | victory.—New York, Bvenli^ Poet. weeka’ vacaUoa at Coventry Bike.