New Push Picardy
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V NEW PUSH PICARDY
NEW OFFB SEVBlj|PH TfflS YEAR The Allied which nn piw n con mfyi was opened e^^slte Amiens today, is the peventh drive of the year, -llii first drive was launched by llw Germans, the last two bjr, iB»e Allies. The in'? dates and follow: German lives: Paris, Aug. 8—Dispatches March 21- Icardy. TO AlUES IN NEW OFFiSffi April iders. Trom the front late this after May 27- _ie-Marne front. Federal Trade Commission Recommends That Big Fme be noon say that the French and June [oyon-Montdldler front. ALLIES CAPTURE British have advanced five miles July 15—iHanie-Ohanipagne Huge Drive Begun under Field Marshal Hrig of British SEVERAL THOUSANDS Checked by Public Monopoly of Stockyards, Refrigera front. With the British JUfVtj in and that the prisoners taken to AlUed drives: Forces on Picardy Front, with Object of Safegnar£ng France, Aug. 8— (8.80 p. n .) tor Cars, Storage Houses, Etc. — President Releases July 18— ^Alsne-Mame front. — The Briti^ and French have tal a German division. (A Ger . .August 8-i-Picardy front. advanced five kllometcn, man division is estimated at Amiens and Checking Further German Attack— Enemy (slightly more than tluee Long Report, Which Charges “ Conspiracy” — Packers’ miles), in their new Offensive about 12,000). on the Picardy front. Believed to Have been Surprised— Activity Continues Several thousands of prisoai* Operations International in Scope 237 ON iW 1 1 ^ ers have been counted. ANOTHER U. S. VESSEL North of Vesle River I Washington, Aug. 8.— Bitterly as 100 ON THE NAOINE sailing the great packing firms of tails of the various agreements and SUNK BY U-BOAT on the heels of the mighty, success* Swift, Armour, Morris, Cudahy and combinations, the practices of the With the French and British still hammering the Germans ful offensive on the Alsne-Marnn Wilson for creating a “ structure of combination and their social and eco OFF CAPE HATTERAS south of the Aisne river and the British bitiri^^ deeply into the front and the fresh blow fell befo^n conspiracy, control, monopoly and nomic effects as well as the remedy Casualties Included 133 Kill German front in Flanders, the Allies opened a terrific new drive the Germans could recover their breath. ^ restraint,’’ the Federal Trade Com proposed as before set forth. today east and southeast of Amie^ns on the Picardy plains Merak, 8,023 Tons, “ SheUed, Tor mission, In a report to President Wil ed in Action, 2 3 Dead The assault was launched ov6r a vdde front by the British The text of the communique foh* Packers Activities International. pedoed and Sunk” Southeast of lows: son, recommends that immediate fourth army and the French first army at dawn, with Field Mar “ Out of the mass of information Point, Navy Department Announc steps be taken to give the govern Otherwise shal Sir Douglas Haig, the British commander-in-chief, directing "At 5 o’clock this morning. In ment a monopoly over such portion in our hands,’’ says the letter of the es— Crew Understood to Have conjunction with the British, we et^ commission to the president, one fact been Saved—Chasers and De the operations tacked southeast of Amiens. The of their business as "will restore Initial official dispatches from British great headquarters stands out with all possible empha stroyers In Pursuit. attack is developing under favorable competition.’’ and the communique issued by the French War Office at noon said sis. The small dominant group of conditions.” This report has been in the hands 82 BADLY WOUNDED that the attack was progressing under favorable conditions of the President since July 5, but, American meat packers are now in Washington, Aug. 8— The Ger U. S. Guns Expected. because of the serious charges made ternational in their activities, while Germans Caught Unawares? man submarine, which on Monday With the American Army on the in connection with it, and the rad remaining American In their Identity. Bridgeport Ccrrporal among Dead in It is believed that the Germans were again taken by surprise destroyed the Diamond Shoals, Cape Aisne-Vesle Front, Aug. 7.— (9 p: i..? 1 ical recommendations therein con Blame which now attaches to them First List Out Today— New Eng in this second great Allied counter offensive of the year. Hatteras, lightship, claimed another m.)— Beating off repeated counter tained, it was not made public un for their practices abroad as well as land Figumd Bather Heavily. They were certainly caught napping when Marshal Foch at home. Inevitably will attach to victim on Tuesday. The Navy De assaults and inflicting heavy til today. Publication today was launched, the first drive with French and American forces on the upon the enemy, the ^m vicei futhorlied-dlrectly by the President. our country if the practices continue. partment today announced that on Marne on July 18. forced crossings of the Veet^ Pmdkers la Abeolute Control. “ The purely domestic problems in i| p. m., the Ameri- lult opposite Aniien^ IbUowed a series of ;s h ^ local ^ Ifcrak, 3,023 tons, Wasfaihgto^ Aug. 8. betwen Flsmsiuid^,^ pt.Jleel^rlii9 producers, their in e rtin g magnitude, their^ itarm ittd conBumera are at J moaupoi
from aisropiaBe ac Whether or not Americans tib thking an important ptart in Internatlonkl activity. ind destroyers Vesle were wiped out ^ jiuaiV tu v cident, live accideht and other the new offensive had not been ^aids known at the time this Was This urgently argues fOr a solution are fh pursuit of the raider. the hot and accurate l i f t or the , tkrouth Railroad Adminis causes, 62 woaaded severely -and 22 written. But as Americans wenf knoi^ to be 'holding a segment which will increase and not diminish American artillery. tration. all rolling stock used for the wounded, dejgree undetermined. of the battle line southeast of it is fair to assume that the high regajd in which this people American engineers dilttliicuifhe^- transportation of meat animals and The marine lists contained 108 they co-operated in this new blow. is held in international comity.’’ themselves by working under a ter« that such ownership be declared a names, divided as follows: Two kill rifle fire from German guns, throW'* government monopoly. ed in action, one died from wounds, at dawn, in front of Amiens, the war iug bridges across the river for the Would Seize Stockyards. 20 severely wounded in action, one To Forestall Foe Thrust. U. S. TAKES LAND. IN mil NEW milVE office announced. Infantry to cross upon. Second— That the government ac slightly wounded . in action, 74 The extension of the offensive zone When Field Marshal Haig, the The American attack was launched, quire, through the RailroSd Admin wounded in action, degree undeter from the AIsne-Marne field to Pi Owner Demands Twice the Value Brltls'ife commander-in-chief, reported at 4.30 yesterday afternoon, follqwiBffi istration the principal and necessary mined and ten missing in action. cardy, shows that the Allies are de With Dire Results. the launching of the new offensive it four hours of artillery prCparationf stockyards of the country, to be Fighting with Brittshi Before The New England army casualty termined to give the Germans no was stated that the attacks were pro The assault centered between- Fis* treated as freight depots and to be rest and are taking precautions to list included: gressing' satisfactorily over a wide mes and Bazoches. operated under such conditions as Bridgeport, Aug. 8.— Newton M. Killed in Action. forestall any counter offensive that Amiens— Participating front. Our right wing crossed the Verie will insure open, competitive mar Schwab, agent of the Department of Corporal Jacob Steinkamp, 76 the German high command might be This is the second big Allied drive in considerable streng;th, the ma kets, with uniform charges for all Labor, at noon today seized two White St., Bridgeport, Conn. planning. Units Unknown of the year, the first being opened chine gunners doing much hteve-hf.^. services performed, and the acquisi acres of land owned by R. M. Judson, Wounded, (Degree Undetermined.) In the battle which began on by the Franco-Americans on the the enemy? ^ tion of establishment of such addi wealthy land owner of this city, Private Clarence W. Rosene, Fab- March 21 the Germans advanced to Marne. The left wing was. held up tional yards from time to time as which was needed in connection yans. Conn. a point about nine miles from Ami (American troops are stationed on Bazoches by heavy fire from tht the future development onivestock with the housing proposition being OBJECT OF DRIVE ARMY LIST NO. 2. ens, extending their line in the form the Picardy front.) man artillery and machine guns. production in the United States may financed by the government for Killed In Action. of a wedge with the apex lying just The text of the war office statement require. This to Include the cus homes for munitions workers here. Sergeant Fred J. J. Gershefskl, 91 Enemy Counter Attacks. Warren street, Meriden, Conn. east of the city. reads: tomary adjunct of stock yards. Mr. Judson is in a sanitarium and Meant to Weaken Enemy, Who Ha^ By 10 o’clock the Germans hfd or been 'Threatening Position for Private Patsy Carusono, Westport, Since then, Imwever, the Germans ganized a counter attack. The at Third— That the government ac his agents demanded twice the value Conn. have been fbreed back, and when the British Report. Some Time— German Forces Out Private Mario Jeanett, 1561 e- tacking waves, which chairgM' quire, through the Railroad Admin- of the two acres which was includ fighting was renewed today in Pif "At dawn this morning the Brit ■ istration, all privately owned refrig ed in the layout for the 600 new numbered. witt St., New Haven, Conn. ish Fourth Army and the French against the American positions at Died of Wounds. cardy, the newest approach of the the foot of the plateau, were shat erator cars and all necessary equip homes to be built by the government Private Robert J. Heacox, Pine Germans to Amiens was abput 10 fifth army, in command of Field Mar ment for their proper operation and here. Meadow, New Hartford, Conn. shal Sir Douglas Haig, attacked on tered and the Americans held ffratly' Washington, Aug. 8.— American miles. that such ownership be declared a a wide front east and southeast of to their new positions. troops, brigaded with the British, The Allies are striking hard, and government monopoly. BBBET’S FIELD DIAMOND TO Amiens. After- an effective - hom^rdmAR ANOTHER RUSS REVOLT. are in action, in the great new Brit it is evidently their object to throw Take Over Storage Plants. BECOME STORAGE SI'TE "First reports indicate that the at and under cover of hea^ J|re from the Germans back from Amiens, Just Fourth— That the Federal govern ish offensive before Amiens. Until tack is progressing satisfactorily." our machine guns, the left wlttff their Identity is disclosed by Gen as they were rolled back from the ment acquire such of the branch Washington, Aug. 8.— Members of New York, Aug. 8— Ebbert’s Field Engalnd Hears Gunfire. again went forward at dawn thin eral Pershing however, officials here Marne. houses, cold storage plants and ware the constiuent assembly of the north the home of the Brooklyn Dodgers, London, Aug. 8.— Terrific gunfire, morning, forcing another crossing'o# wiH'not say Just what units actually houses as are necessary to provide ern region are reported to have re will become a warehous as soon as Like Recent Offensive. apparently from the British front the river to- the west of Fiamee.. volted against the Bolshevik regime are there. In July General March The American machine gnnnwe facilities for the competitive market- be baseball season ends. This was an There is a similarity In the two op in France, wad heard on the south and set up a government of their own stated that the 33 rd Division, made again proved their vrorih during Wwk IW and storage of food products in nounced today by Charles Ebberts erations. In Picardy the Germans east coast during the night, increas in the districts of Samara, Vologda, up of Illinois troops, was in action past 48 hours, which saw creeategF principal centers of distribution owner of the club, who said that he sought to drive towards Paris and ing to the intensity of drum fire after Archangel, Novogorod, Viatkha and on the Picardy front. Since then, of the Vesle forced at two p^aceir consumption. The same to be had made arrangements to convert cut the lines of communication-sup midnight, said a dispatch to the Star Kazan, according to a dispatch receiv however, army officers say they have between Fismes and' BasodhM by our operated by the government as pub the park into a storage plant.by en plying the northern armies by tak today. ed from Ambassador Francis by tfie been returned to General Pershing’s infantry...... ' lic markets and storage plants under closing the space under the grand ing Amiens. On the Marne the The bombardment, (which is be such conditions as will afford an out State Department today. The cable direct command. lieved to have been preliminary to The terrific poundlitg of our artil Today’s offensive is designed, army stand. Germans again tried to advance on let for all manufacturers and hand was dated August 5, at Murmansk, Mr. Ebbets has probably started the Franco-British offensive on the lery, during the proUmlhary bom officers say, to removing a serious Paris, at the same time cutting the lers of food products on equal terms. and said the allied diplomatic mis Picardy front), could he heard as bardments last night, was followed menace from the British front. The 'an idea that will be followed communication lines feeding the east Supplementing the marketing and sions were in Kandalaska Tuesday far inland as Eastbourne. by annihilating Are • from our mt- Germans have been concentrating throughout the country. Contracts ern armies. storage facilities thus acquired the and were considering entering Arch It began at 7.30 in the evening and tratlieuses, which- mowed iHSiwu thW their forces at great strength at Am already are being closed for the stor The German plans on the Marne federal government establish, angle. increased in violence until midnight. enemy opposithm, alto'wfng severid iens and it is believed here that the age of goods, most of which will be have been crushed and upset and through the Railroad Administration During the morning the cannon American detachments to iht aeroaa purpose of the present drive is to received from the government. ^ now the Allies are engaged in over at the tetrminals of all principal ade has apparently risen to drum the stream. NORSE PARLIAMENT HEAD shove them back there and thus com turning the German plan in the points of distribution and consump fire. The Vesle at the point Of oi LIKES U. S.-NOR8E AGREEMENT. pel a, general retirement along the NAVY NOW NEEDS north. The attack in front of Ami tion, central wholesale markets, and ONLY 15,000 MEN MONTHLY (Ami4ip is about 80 miles from is 26 feet wide. northern front. ens today was evidently begun over storage plants, with facilities open the Bouthqnstern coast of England.) Americahs Hold O'iil* Germans Less Strong. a front of about 15 miles. It is be to all upon payment of Just and fair London, Aug. 8.— Satisfaction French Report. The machine guns kept np It is assumed here that the with Washington, Aug. 8—Rear Ad lieved to have been prefaced by a charges. over the commercial agreement he-> Paris, Aug. 8.— The Allies are now deadly spray of buUeta,^ wh^i drawal of reserves from all along miral Palmer, chief of the bureau of terrific bombardmefnt, as London re Board’s Findings. tween America and Norway is ex smashing the Germans onthePlcardy advanced elements hfottly the Picardy front to save the Crown navigation of the I^avy Department, ported that heavy ffunflre could be Accompanying the letter of the pressed by President Mowinckel, of front. themselves in on the narrpnf.lA) Prince’s army In its retreat from the appearing before the Senate military heard on the south^stern coast of commission to the President is a the Norwegian Storthing, In an in Beginning at five o’clock this the embankment on the terview given to the Christinla cor Soissons-Rheims salient has weak affairs committee today on the new England all night, tthming from the voluminous report in which the find morning, French troops in conjune- side of the stream. k respondent of the Dally Express. ened the German forces sufficiently man power bill, tet^llfled that Its direction of the western front. ings of the Board in its complete in tion with the British, attacked the repuhied with severe to make another Allied success pos provisions would flot interfere with vestigation of the packing industry The Norwegian was quoted as Attack Proceeds Smootbly, German positions southeast df Afilil and repeated German sible. Some army officers here to enlistments in the Navy. The Navy is contained. The report shows the saying that “ the agreement was ens, the French war office announced by wpleh the^Boehea tl% | day, however, were inclined to be complement was practically filled, he London, Aug. 8.— A great offen magnitude of the large meat packing working well, as Americans are a at noon. the Aipericanii boek.inthi’ lieves that Marshals Foch and Haig said, having between 430,000 and sive was launched against the Gei^- companies, the extensive ramifica business fieople.” The attack is developing under fa- in 'Ae flfhUn^ wlilCliL had discovered evidences that the 440.000 men. Its requirements mans on ther Pteardy front by Brit tions of their interests and the in- “ Scandinavian neutrality will be vorabTe conditions, the communique 18 d’clook 'until oHef Germans were planning an attack to from now on would be only about ish and Prenob troops today. stmments by which they have estab- of great advantage in a world set said. artlllei^ -firo lift the pressure on the Vesle line 15.000 men a mofith, chiefly for the The Fourth British ariny and. the lishfd and mainUlned control; the tlement of the complication after the The hew oQuater drffw^ toUhws up?. tlie guna^im et««41 | ]r/ and had slmpljr "beaten them to It." merchant marlnoii^: he .mJA* First French army began the ^ V e - nature of their combinations with de- war," President Mowinckel said. "Hi m vV-pv; '^v? m l
W ’T/ ISDAY AUGtJSTt, 1918 T J ^ E T W Q T H E EVENING
toad on th« ;^ort|bern side of the ■'t HAVE ORGY OF CANNIBALISM W : V m Io along which ' the Americans wore entrei^ched. This fire played Ghastly Doings of the Burying Beetle* DROP OFF CONSDERABLYI AMUSEMENTS haToo with/tbe .Germans. • ‘ He^ilirty TaTce Place as certain ARK HEATERj While the fighting in this zone, ...... BaiMn* of tta y t $ r . :(right ^a;^), was, dying down and But $5,000 Worth of Work Done in the BoohM were removing their Here la a monatrous case of the Pa»t Month— Smallest For a Longj R£A£,‘ STARS TN REEL FLAYS TONIGHT— A TRIANGLE PLAY dead and wounded, the artillery on most ghastly deppttvliy mlnjded with Time. AT ITHE MOVIE ^HEATERS our" le7t began paving the way for a sublime sacrifice. The Burying Beetle buries small new attack. The building inspector’s report After brief shelling, which dis birds, mammals and reptiles, not as R O Y STEWART stored food for itself, but for tbs' for the past month shows the small lodged the Germans from many ma Iiva Breezy Romance of Uie Western Plaiu , sustenance of Its offspring. In the est amount of building done during chine gun nests which had been dis 1 ^ I I ^ 1 ?! I ♦ confines of a cage these undertakers the fiscal year of the selectmen. covered during yesterday’s effort to a will bury carcass after carcass, eating Permits totaling $5,000 worth of cross the stream near Bazoches, the scarcely anything, depositing their work have been issued by the in- Infantry lunged forward at day- eggs with the game. They dl^lay t spector. THE M UIDI H lir: iliotrt edifying Industry and order’ un Terrence Shannon was given a Park fTheater Cirple Theater EAGLES EYE TWO REEL KEYSTONE 1 ^ B ilg e d . til the proper season is over. Then permit, to build a cotage on Russell MMnwhile, Ajmerican engineers, they strike work and take themselves TOMORROW— MARGARITA FISCHER underground. street at a valuation of $3,000. ♦ » • ■ • . . » f-. u n d ^ the hottest possible enemy Popular Roy Stewart, Triangle William Fox’s pjicturlzation of the And now a most frightful oigy be Adolph- Johnson, addition, 59 -Clin fire, had thrown light bridges across star in Western productions, comes internationally famous De Saulles gins. Despite the abundance of food ton street, $250; Castineta Echini- the Vesle and within a few minutes around to the Popular Playhouse case and tragedy comes to the Circle both above ground and stored with, tis, addition, 31 Union stret, $1,200; we had reached the opposite (north again this evening in “ The Red today for a two days’ engagement the eggs, which they will not touch, Louis Standelle addition, $400, 93 the undertakers b e ^ mutually eat Haired Cupid*' an adaptation of Entitled “ The Woman and the Law’ ern) bank. Homestead Park; Wm. L. P. McCaw WANTED Several detgchnients forced the ing each other. One emerges to the Henry ’tVallace Phillip’s famous this senesatlonal photodramatic tri 82 Pine street ,veranda$150. Build enemy back across the high road surface with a leg missing, and other story of the same name. It Is a umph gives a complete version of the ing material costs so much that lo which parallels the northern bank of wise in a most battered condition. AU' Western story with an unusual plot tragedy and the trial, in its entirety w w l other appears a Httle better off. He cal people have postponed any im |S^I (or light office I Advertisement! the stream and established them- and is brimful of western action and The De Saulles case as you know was has two legs left This one throws provements and the number of new eelves <;^uickly in preparation for an gunplay. In the role of Red Saun no ordinary domestic tragedy. De himself on the first, tears him to houses being built in town by indi hfipivjleffge of typowriffng ffe------IN THE------exj^^ted conijiter attack. ders, Roy Stewart attempts to pro- Saulles, himself, man about town pieces and eats him. Famine plays viduals is small. Then, too, this has ^ ^ t tte time this dispatch was writ no part in the slauj^ter. It Is time 1 mote a love match for his bunkle was not only known in the world of held hack building operations. sirable, must have had some ten t^he counter attack had not been for them to die, perhaps, and not be and his efforts are extremely funny. sport, but in diplomatic, political jf^ported, but east of Flsmes some of ing hble to die hatnrally, instinct Be sure and see this breezy drama in the White Light district, and so our units were engaged in a sharp drives the undertaker to tear and eat FAMOUS “FIELD OF BLOOD” |I of the West and Roy Stewart in a cial circles. He had been United high school training. Apply struggle with the enemy late this his fellow, heedless that he, Wmself, role that Is entirely different. Slates minister to Uruguay, South is being torn to pieces and eaten by On the same program an episode America, and was instrumental in at Herald office, HiUiard St., jifternoon. another. And so the horror goes on, Bald to Be Spot Judas Purchased With the Silver for Which He one eating the limbs of another, and I of that amazing expose “ The Eagle’s organizing 100,000 college men in Sold His Master. that other eating still another, until Eye’’ ^will be shown In addition to the 1912 presidential campaign. His Manchester. m the tragedy is over, until n ^ year.— the latest two reel Keystone comedy. wife was considered the most beau Just outside the walls of Jerusalem, BRING RESULTS Exchange. Tomorrow comes saucy Margarita tiful woman in the world at the time in the Valley of Hinnora, Is a rocky Fisher in a Mutual masterpiece. of her marriage. SENDS ST0,(XS up A BIT plain known as the Aceldama or I RA’TE— One cent a word for ‘The Primitive Woman” a screen “ Woman and the Law’’ establish WANTED • ------4 WHAT F/^TINS FE^US UKE Field of Blood. It Is the potter’s field, first Insertion, one half cent a purchased with the 30 pieces of silver I in. which Miss Fisher demon- es the superior right of the mother word for each subsequent In Wgr Move proves an Incentive For University of Chicago Professor Hao for which Judas sold his master. Here 1 gyrates that Eva had nothing on the to her child, for It was over the pos sertion. The combined initials Vigorous Buying oh ’Change— Made Public the Results of In for centuries visitors to the holy city, aj^jjarn woman. A Strand-Mutual session of the child that the dreadful of a name, or the figures of a Girls, good pay while learning number count as one word. Qtfotatlons. dying while on their pilgrimage found I vestigations He Has Made^ tragedy occured. In divorce pro selling and stock keeping of Minimum charge 30 cents. ceedings, brought by the mother, the In numerous descriptions of the ex “ SranTbarreo, It la a desolate U a m will be presented on the same muslin underwear, corsets and Solomons of the law had cut the For the accommodation of New York, Aug. 8— The steel periences of man in the course of spot, solitary but for the chance vis- bill. waists. High School training ; { '5. Itor and a few withered gray-clad On Saturday Kitty Gordon will be child in twain, giving him to the our patrons we will accept Tel ■tocks were In brisk demand all more or less prolonged fasting, one ephone advertisements for this monks from a nearby monastery. For seen in a Brady made Special “ The mother for seven months in the year preferred. j^ough t)he early trading of the meets the repeated assertion that aft column from any one whose a small fee^ one of these ancient re- j^^grloper,” in conjunction with an- and to the father, who because of stock market today with those Issues er a brief Initial period little or no Excellent pay to experienced; name Is on our books payment hunger whatever Is felt. Since It hhs cluses'will show you the sights of the I ggy scout his shameless conduct had forfeited to be made at earliest conven lyj^klng gain! over the highest prices been well-established that the sensa place. G as* abd undersreimd Pns- L,„ries and a two reel comedy. The every right for the remaining five saleswomen Investigate today ience. In other cases cash touched yesterday. Steel Common must accompany order. tion of hunger is Induced by a certain sages, boneycombed with ^sent lor the coming week is months of the year. while you think of it. r^epted continued accumulation, ad- type of tonic and peristaltic contrac cut In the rocky field. Your guide » , , oro.. When an attempt was made by the T ^ c ^ g % to 109% .and there was leads you down age-worn steps, cut the Metro super-special Draft 258 tions of the empty or nearly empty father to keep the child a longer time Read By 10,000 People .^ s sanm persistent buying of Bald stomach, It must be assumed either perhaps In the sixth century. Into Viola Dana who created a sensation than the court alloted him, the win Locomotive which made that that these contractions are abolished crumbling halls. His torch casts flick- in “ Blue Jeans’’, is the star of the erlng uncanny shadows on the damp | piece, mother Instinct prevailed and she Rohinovir Specialty Shop stock a main feature yesterday. To- as‘ a fast proceeds or that the sensa FOR SALE. tions are decidedly modified. gray walls. The place seems to re- killed her husband. “ Mother mania’’ ^sy it was steadily taken, advancing 997 Main street, So. Manchester sent your Intrusion; It Is the “place | was the plea of her counsel at the FOR SALE—Good 6 room house M d A professor of the University of JAMES FALLOW’S FUNERAL barn Well located, extra large lot, % to 93% . Chicago has lately had an exceptional of sleep,” the hall of the dead. On trial in the little Long Island village CfixSSO feet. Owner leaving town, price ’ American Sumatra rose 3 % points one side Is the tomb of some warrior TO RBNT. and terms from Robert J. Smith, opportunity to investigate these ques The funeral of James P. Fallow and he won. But you must see the to 1A2%. Mexican Petr^eum also tions. As the result of careful ob monk who followed the fortunes of j B i d ; ; . ______■>» who died Tuesday afternoon at his picture which describes the entire TO RENT—Cottapp with garage on lihowed a stronger tone, advancing servations on man during prolonged Richard Lion Heart of England to the water front at W'atch Hill, last three FOR SALE—North of CentW holy land, dying at the very gates of I'home on Main street, was largely at case in full. weeks In ' September. Apply N. care Main street, 6 room cottage ]|4 to 101% . intentional starvation, he found that of Cheney Bros. ..6.JtJ Uie price Is |2,860 on easy the city his master had hoped to con- tended this afternoon from his late , IJ.,tah Copper declined % to 80 during the 15 days* complete fast and ert J. Smith. Bank Bldg. quer. He must have died- pennllMS, ] j.ggj^em;e at two o’clock. Rev FOR RENT—One five room tenement )maU fractional losses were sus- the ' subsequent eight days of nbsti- )K CHANCE ON SMOKING on Maple atree<-‘ -Improve-I SALE—Who wants S M *0 many of »nti4. Inquire. shares. Readr w
reseat - tetnjslty; but the “SUbjBCtlvo sensa bouse, aald to hkve Been DUilt by Mason, a negro ro* Bank Bldg. 26! house!, tw » Modern Woodmen, and from the men iiorses, pigs, hens. $2,06 1-4,’ a galb bf'3 3-4 points; from tions Induced by tbe gastric contrac- Crusaders for their dead. It Is a tum Pont'Powder Works at Parlln, N. TO RENT—Five room tenement on to(ds, j-ill crops, electric ligntsa who were employed with him In the lich it reacted to 130 1-8. Utah iloDS appeared to be somewhat weak bling ruin, nearly thirty feet long by J., was locked up to await action by Pearl street, vacant August 12. In- imd barn. Good retail twenty wide, with one side of naked carpenter shop at the silk mills. ciuire 58 Pearl street. 262tf Mi for $12,000. One mil© froW’ AnoVed up 1 point to 91 and Ana- ened and tinged with an element of the Federal Jury on the charge of 2 miles from city, reasomabl*'^ general epigastric ^stress or sick rock. Beneath it are two of the larg The bearers were members of the TO RENT—Four room tenement Robert J. Smith. Bank Bldg- eonda rallied from 65 1-2 to 66 1-8. est caverns, their rock sides pierced violating the sabotage ncti electric light and bath. Inquire 160 stomach. two lodges to which Mr. Fallow be Blssell street. 26212 FOR SALE— $4,400 will buy,® " New York, Aug. 8.— Clearing with tombs and shallow graves. In Mason’s offence consisted of light new 12 room house, containing heat, longed. house statement: JJxchanges, $519,- the roof of the ruin are holes through ing a match and smoking a cigarette TO RENT—Six room house, •112 I*oi - llclit. bath, cement cellar, beautiful in Indian Names. The floral offerings were numerous ter St. Inquire Mrs. Hlldevbrand, Unr- terior finish. Concrete walk and good 204.720; balances, $56,790,562. which the bodies of the dead were in the ether room of the powder location, small payment down. Roheit ^ e Indians up in the far North ter street. Stock Quotations. lowered. and beautiful. Besides numerous set Smith, Bank Bldg. 26Stf country call the beaver ah-mick, says plan The complaint against him TO RENT— Four room tenement on The Field of Blood is on the north pieces from members of the family, FOR SALE—Stoddard-Dayton tour- Reported for The Evening Herald Dan Beard in Boys* Life, the boy alleges he took the risk of interfer Middle Turnpike. Apply at 179 East eastern elope of the Hill of Evil Coun there were wreaths and pillows from Middle Turnpike. 26113 Inir ciir; aiso good farm horse, five by Richter & Co.. 6 Central Row. ing with war work by furthering the .ears old. weight 1200 Pounds. Inquire scouts* mrfgazlne. By tb© '^ y » when cil, where tradition says the villa of partfoi-d! 2.30 p. m. prices: )oy scouts lay out their
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>AY AUGUST 8, 1918 VMM T H E E V E N H ^ :/5 RAPID STRIDE IN SURGERY Moat ,New^, ¥(H(K SUFFRAGISTS BUIlf OS CWJiL FOUHDAtlON T don’t know' Ujiat no better War Hat Brought DIeeoveriM That anywhere 1^' AmbriOii" i r t pro^^iU j Keeling IdiMd N| lnd|^ OdMn, Allaylate, Pain and Heal than in the Green Mountain, ^t*tM MfllTANTS Dahgerous Weu a Mm s of V w ^ CpIere'AttrM- ■aUr«A;!^4t:itkb P«^ Bo* at ICan- That ought, toba^rue of all, of I Mail MatUr. HuftothiMye. MiMt«r M states. All Gottneetlcttt knowe *Hlpp** is one of the new.' vr'...... In Washington Near 0 T * V ^ the state has donhyr'wl^ JjibMhvj An oaMsJn Hih;|lnoMahse of the | Wui be added *to the dlctioi a rliie The state can do equally wbn with] l ^ t e House Galled “Foolish and Indian oc<^ I s ’'tta.ylEeellng Island direct ontebme of the war. Mpj^la a combination o fb ism n ^ . dhdofdrm oiher fruits. f FutUe^’ by Miss M[apy. Garrett Hay, croup, bnUt Inch'mdirInch of coral., ^ There will be several valuableips^! j SS t a r K ^ t ■r*r7 if e n iit ivof/pt Sunday* and pers read. **^ e Work of the Bug” Will be the Bubj'ect a M R MORE TO CHOOSE The militancy of -'certain members by the State Tomologlst, and tha^^albr_ of 'the National Woman’s Party op- sage of a UWfOlin packih'g law fbr' Mwiy If fH mat the aWp-a «»a™ >>P»“ •»» twahnent of i m t e f B!ji J» Mali; Pqv•tpald.< poiltfl the White House in Washing- >r six month*, New England .an# conset-vatl^ of lt.00 a: on cent* a week toiii has brought criticism from Miss passengeranM of the islands, for only By Carrier ....T w o cent* fruit crops will be urged by ^ n the winds are low ctn a ship put to the early days of toe TO PAY 3 ■- Smslo f sorting .out the names even of Con- gain .their political emancipation market. necticut imen 6nly is, extremely oner con of a m ,9 through sane-rand legitimate proced The a? U fanned by gwnt flock, of terr«**Blnc^ Wo raised. Pledges to buy t;icket9. ^in ous for the news services. Already deed, as well as tb act'as guarai^or, ure., It seems.hard that a few fan l“2T y1.S:'re'^ p ‘’^ r j r S infecnon enn no l o . ^ the lists are being held up in Wash atics should try to frustrate our began to ha_..; madjftiw!^e, by reason c< discovery by their ances- thrive, ington, befcause ■ of the necessity of plans.” tors. The birds long ago found the going ovM them name by name, as still was here. It seems unlikely that even the islands idefU for nesting and time has JOINED RANKS OF PRO FITEERS they reach the War Department war will stop next summer’s Chau enlargMI the colony, for there are few! ■■■"— An Enormous Stock of Rugs and from General Pershing, and some tauqua. But, as those who attend human beings to disturb the fejathered Indian Had the Stereotyped Reason for further delays of course are occa owners.—^Ica g o Dally Npws,\ increasing His Price for.Basket ed the last perfbrina,nco8 knbw, a sioned by the relaying of lists by the Tlte Open of Berries^ clause has been written into the con Cerfpets—Selling Close to CosS^ i Fourth Estate. tract, providing that if any cireuifa- SEES LITTLE IN ALHAMBRA I There is no possibility, however, An Indian In one of the western res Btance should arise which would Foru m ervations was In the habit of brlnglnr of the name of any Manchester boy, make a 1919 season impossible or Writer $ay* Famou* Building Ex- to Mrs. Gray each spring several bas killed, wounded, missing or prison impracticable. It will not be given. % presaea Mer* Beauty, Without Any kets of udld berries for which, from er, being withheld from publication, Sense of Power or Vigor. In many cases actually below manufacturers’ present prices, Before the show came this sum time Immemorial, he had always , V • ' ' J • and small likelihood of its being mer the Evening Herald predicted charged 60 cents a basket. fe\y days owing to our far-in-advance purchases; in every c^ e b ^ w Editor of The Herald: The Alhambra to^cin .^ e shoulder pf ago he paid hla annilal vtrit ;|u. Mrs, even delayed. that memories of It would cling in Perhaps it Is a little late' In the a mountain. It overl^ka the town, Gray’s back door. The maM the eral retail quotations. And our stock, comprising oVer> $10i06t> the minds of audiences for months THE NEW EVEHINQ POST. day to revert back to that celebra Bart Kennedy writes In the Wide berries and tendered the usual pay to come. We are sure that predic World. Itw as built by toe Moors, and worth of floor coverings, meets the individual requirements The Incorporatton of the New tloh \hkt Manchester enthusiasts en ment. The Indian shook his head. tion Is steadily being fulfilled. I take It that It was built overlooking York Evening Post,, Inc., Is the last Joyed a few weeks ago when the “One dollar a basket now," ^ -sald . every home and every income. the towtf for the usual reason..1 4 The step, sinea the purchase nf the paper news of the success of the first great ^ . V.... I The maid called her mistress iai^ ex- We were d^Sojptel^ed a day or'two mllng Moore Uved therein and the difficulty. Much surdtlaedr by Thomas W. Lament y>t J. P. offensive of the Allies was flashedr wished to be In a position to give the Augim ago to see a long clipping from the Mrs. Gray again offered the money to Regular Present MoirgAn & Co.', in the process of re- over the land. No doubt some of nonrullnili Moore “what for" when they Christian Science Monitor in the the Indian, who once more refused to Price Price S a l e l ^ habUitatthg the newspaper. The the men In their zeal did step over becimiavb critical. There Is a lot of accept It "Why 1s thlsr asked Mrs. New York Times The Monitor 9x12 Wool Fibre Rugs $13.76 $16.00 i • personhol'of the paper now has been the hounds of law and order, but did hnmaq^ ' re fn mllng people Just as Gray. "The baskets are the same slse ruled people. A .bcAUtlfull 9x12 Wool Fibre Rugs 17.00 19.60 determinil# apb 1^^ ,l^uture is ^or them .till can tenth ‘V , ‘™‘ruon-]y<^» * » * there as usual, are they notl" conntry T^i.t an IntarnaUon y^^ place, Alhambra. But to me Its 9x12 Wool Fibre Rugs ' 24.00 27.50 to makf. “Yes." •rchl expressed deeidknewMd It is .true that the real makers of ,al nawapapei rtieu I Mnnchaatar ara stopplni owr tka T h «a waaia^JMiA attobSj about it w a w f ««• It’S a feci, iijy In tile w^llk are^rain la not Tn1 9x12 VELVET R w day somshp^y Is,'iolnf to M and Woihen of icJerman parentage In be ab li^ ^ ^ v e a rMlahla opinion as to “WeU, then, why lsn*t fifty cents n REGULAR PRICE $45.00 SALE PRICE run down, and that,,somebody ;eon t tola wiM^neceaaltate tha living of a not BOOB ^ any Imbortaht change In Manchester who secretly exult over besket enou^r 9x12 Tapestry Brussels Ruga 40.00 46.00 the^^paper^B stk|f. But that was true be the only one sorry about it. Ufa tlM? lasted through a couple of The Indian shifted from one foot to seemlnkly failure of the allied toousaod!'gears. But certainly the Al- of both the New Yorlf Times and The another quite calmly. "Hell dI# dam Regular Present armies. Of course. In their great hambrik . ^ not suigeet power and Bun, at the time when they latt The public will have to pay the I loyg^y to the United States they war somewhere," lie announced: '^"Be^ M ce Price vigor.. JJanty, yes, and alao fancy, rles one dcdlar a basket now." “ chanied owaershlp, yet both papers increased tobacco taxes, in the opln-|t,^|y gjnjjo when anything goes but nothing more. 9x12 Axminster Ruga $55.00 $59.00 $4150 at once began to climb toward suc But on toe Oueeta de loa Muertos ion of the Boston News Bureau, from ^ypng with the British. They hate Mst Sir Walter Soott* Discontinued Patterns Whitall Rajj^ at 15 Per Cent. Disctjiniit. cess. which the Hartfprd Times quotes, j tj^o British and the British people (toe hill of toe dead), which was out The Rev. John Douglas, said to Have The Evehiag Post has the problem Holders of tobacco shares, big and j t^jigy forget that the British are our side toe actual palace of toe< Alham Regular Au^ii. bra, were three massive aquare towers. been toe only living person la'Ame^ confronting it of both retaining its Ittle, need not gmrry. ,, ■ Price Sale Prite allies in this terrible war. These They expressed strength. In them had Ica who had seen Sir Waltei|^,;8cott presaut subscribers, a Isrge percent ■------^ ,M) lovprs of the Fatherland are doing lived—centuries before—the Moham alive, died recently. He was ninety- 9x12 Body Brussel Rugs $55.00 $40.76 age of ,whom constitute many of the. Thrift stamps are going up. notolos or as little as they can do medah eoldlers of the guard. These four years old sod had been a realdent 9x12 Wilton Rugs 72.00 01.20 most cultivated and prosperous resi Better buy while the buying is good. in the way of Rod Cross work and *-wers Impressed me and I often went of Minnesota for 60 years, says Min- 9x12 Wilton Rugs 83.25 T0»77 dents of New York^ and of increasing still live in the land of the free. to see them In the moohllght for then nsapolls Tribune. 9x12 Wilton Rugs 111.00 , , 94.85 its circulation by appealing to a big 'here seemed to be In' their strength On his ninety-third blrthdsyi Sspt, 11, Now what this little epistle is writ- 1016, Mr. Douglas described In detail ger public. tensor is to w»ro those German peo and power some weird effect The paper Ih many respects has Royal Academy Dean la Ilgfity-Btx. his seeing toe author oAthe Wsvsriy The doyen ef the Boyel acadenur It ple who ought to be in Germany liv novels in 188L With his father, the stood for high Journalistic quality as B. W. Leader, the lendscape painter. ing under the beneficent rule of the Bappho. Minneapolis man was driving in an no other In New York has done. It eho, although elghty«lx, to attll going ______Sappho’s fragments sro redolent of old-fashioned, high-seated rickety gig maq. with the withered arm and the fiowers; her woven verse, a “rich-red For Tomorrow has, been accurate to the point of itrong and paiqtlng hla lovaly ear and his ilk, rather than along a road near Abbotsford, Scot delaying publication of news matter. chlamys" In the sunshine, has a silver land, when “a funny-looking little mas' downa m wdl as I under the free government of this sheen In the moonlight Wo hear the It has been a model of typographical But there ere otoera not far behind with a queer Scotch bonnet on his head Friday Morning glorious .nation, that they are known full-throated song of the “herald of oxoellettce, though not of makeup. ilm In age whb '#rite “B. A." after and gnarled stick In his hand," haUsd SPECIAL and are being watched; that every toe spring, toe nightingaletoe breeie And It has taken a keen Interest in their names, Lohdpn Answers says. them. 1 lot of screen doors about 25 in various sizes,- regularly $1.76 O. A. Storey I t slghty-four, O. Ik LeS- thing they, do and everything they moves toe apple boughs, toe wind Mr. Don^aiT father checked his va^jbus philanthropic, if not popu shakes toe oak treed. Her allusions to Ba elghty-toree; W. F. Teames the say 1| .being Jotted down. They will horse end tostted with the man for lar dsqaes,. ihet arose. It also has toe “hyacinths, datoenlng the ground same age, the president hlmeHf > (Bid npt always be able to get away with 15 minutes. Afterward the youngster beeh measarahly Indepiendent. Like when trampled under foot of shep Edward Poynter), eltoty*two, while Bc^me of the things they do success-; was told tost the little man was none The Sun, it has proyided ,,newspaper- herds the “fine, soft bloom of grass Briton Riviere, Marens Stone and Sir fully. If the German, people wish other than the noted author. During dom; with many able men, men who William Richmond are far past three trodden by the tender feet of Cretan the last 20 years persons who could to live nnder the free government women as they dance;" or the “golden have found its training invaluable. score and ten, and there are a doaein boast of having seen Scott alive have pulse growing on the shore"—all these $ of the United States they ought to 1.19 If the paper can be run on a busi- othm verging on that limit. ' ■ 'f ' . become fewer. Two years ago it was support the principles for which it is seem Inevitable to one who has seen practically conceded that Mr. Doo|#as nefe’ hMsls. which will entail making the acres of bright flowOrs that carpet Intelligent Nantueket Deg. fighting the Kaiser and his under had sole claim to the dlstlnctloik it more popular, if more prominence the islands of the nearby littoral of the Whenever the steamer Gay Head ■ ■ I — can he given to New York City news. strappers. It they still wish sonnda her whistle st 6:16 mornings at Asian coast. . • ^ In Lesbian Thsir Epitaph. the success of the Fatherland, then orchards the sweet quince-apple is stll If tj^e old uniformity of makeup, Nantucket, Harrlgan, the town dog. • T ilere was the gun, still in position, they ought to be sent back bag and left hanging "solltaqr on the topmos : which failed to differentiate the de runs down to toe doto and aboard the. and beside It two dead gunners. In baggage to that land they love so bough upon Ita very end;" and there gree of i>rominence due the various front of one lay two dead Huns; In boat, and then down la|o toe dining Is heard “cool murmuring through ap dear and from which they were glad ttont of the other there were three. items of news matter, can be chang saloon for hto breakfast B e knows the ple boughs while slumber floateth to get away from. Our fellows had sold out dear, and ed in' fhvor of a much larger varle sound of toe Gay Head’s whistle and down from quivering leaves."—Francis never shows up on toe three momlnga An American. held out long, as the heaps of cartridge ty; and It the paper can be run to O. AUhison and Anna O. B. AlUnson. please' readers first of all, and adver when toe Sankafj IS‘At the dock: Hs shells around the gun showed plainly.” figures the time so oarcfuUy that he They sold out dear, they hpld out Users secondly. It should win all o ! always to through when the caU comsS Invents 'Wpoden Tire*. Mattsr of “ Two Iv lla " long. You. might write a biography of the success due it. ito go ashore^Bostoii Globe. A Londoner whose business those two Yankees, fill It with dtattons Watkins Brothers^ coadilng stage aspirants tells tola of their sterling conduct, recount toe CONNECTICUT FRUIT GROWING I Young Wonton Bhino Bhoss. Pbrtlanjd, ' Ore., Aug. 8— H, J one: whole story of the ehort, eharp, bitter Driving three runs with four hlta The must Important feature of the j A bootblacklng estabUshmont owfiod Breeze, a local undertaker, has in “One day my work was lntermpte< encounter northweet of Toul in which by a weak-featured but rather pretty and scoring a run himself. Judge annual 'summet* meeting of the Con- jsnd porsonally managed by a yonn# vented'an auto truck tire’compoe- they died, an i - 'I: <1. Dad, I haTenXt| ... - . -May 16. The 'lyaf from my wimre we^-end griests of' friends in After ^ 8 ImpresM^ ctassmkte Eldon , dated June 17iri. **‘5rison,, Mass. V tile general turned on - Such a mall system! .Yet I know Mr. and Mrs.. Harper Case with parted. Then the sergearit^nrigg, *gl Private Perkins totoid be Advertising pays if yb^ use space in 'there are one or two unfortunates Mr.. and "Mts. 'Erwin F. Stoughton '’who have been over here six months by the suddenly confdrito IhtopftiitoSk been visiting’ friericls in Wel- added: - and not had any mall. However, leMey. M]^i, and Proctorsville, Vt. “Teg, and If the army. geta-fbSa I didn’t send you my address very '’The appraisers of the estate of the mand to form on. the left early, so I am not surprised. You late Maria I.'Haybs are Charles Dew time for the rest of. your bl00!% spoke in this letter of May 16th of ey and Lucius 'V. Piattl. oral lifer another epistle which contained a Mrs. OSive Jones is visiting in Any military man realltoii ^ rm® THE EVENING HERALD picture. Said letter has not found it would mean to be pivot rriait fdfX Malrie. ‘.r ^ me yet. It seems funny to get a line 125 miles lonri—ToMtitgr MUD Ellsworth Sperry celebrated his and Empire. letter dated two months back, anc birthday this week with a family v'.r • yet realize that it Is "news,” and Is pai^y at rils home. Sunday Battles In Hlsto]^.' ; highly welcomed. I think before Mi^^: DidyMLof,§prlngfleld. Mass., Some of the fiercest engagemirohi ejt long mail will reach us within three is'the gspstj^of her coristn, Mrs. 01- the present war have beOn fohipit W weeks after posting. It also seem cott Fl King. ' Sunday, the so-called day of reat,for;U^ ed strange to be reading a letter Mr. arid ' Mrs. Ca^^^ " Newberry German seems to like that daT'for . ------^------r ~ . which spoke of me getting into the bombing raid on soine d^<^eie®h' I guess I am over the worst of it now. arid’"tori. LbWls of iSohlriibus, Ohio, weeks ago. Do not worry as I am Signal Corps, or some such thing. town, as well as for much bigger opto* How is father and mother? Well are; yislMug, relatifbs In town. about ready to leave the hospital. All that seemed like “ years ago,*’ for atlons at the fronh possibly :hn what have you done today, July, D; j^ .ty return count of the old adage atout.tiia bM^ m The Rad Cross sure are doing there I have long since been resigned to work oyer here. Nurses- no matter fourth? J suppose you are having ed .Monday, several, hundreds of. ter the day the better the deed. being wherever they put Me, and airi The fiercest of the battito Jn. tfca where you go. They’re doing thqir a fine time. I hope you’re fire mllris touting" toroush P^nsylvania. very well satisfied with the old i03d. Wars of the Boses wris jictually jfori|^^ Wai bit-^as well as a man. 1 suppose works won’t hurt any of these Ger Mrs. hUHty Prlchard aa*d. daughter Trench Mortar Battery. We have on Palm Sunday, observes London man people as over here bur fire- Miririrva rif Bridgeport are spending “ Herb’'/twill be joining something some good officers and somb gobri awers. This was the BattlO of works realy hurt them. They- either the’ "aririinifiBf - with;' M «. Mary Ban- pretty'-dhick! Tell him to pick I men. ton in 1401. and ten years lat«r. m sometlrtttg good. Not the Inf. There kill you or take an arm or le f off cr.o^ft. Battle of Barnet w;as fought on Ba)|ts On the 4th of July we were In ' Mrs. Sciilensing arid Sister, Miss are better places when you once get They are veLy rough. er Sunday. RamllUes was fought on News from Manchester Men Who Are the 53d Brigade Review, which riiun Barliout, are spending the nsmmer Into it.’ Although he is pretty young. How are all the nelghbo'rs? Whltsonday, 1706. dreds of the French peasants fcame Both Bull’s Bon and.Bt^oh, in tiM: He will want to join something. only got one letter from Mabel and at Gloucester* .Maas*. Serving Uncle Sam On Land and Sea into camp to see. Wish you could . The elm trees are beinftrruined by American Civil war, were foriSht on Well this thing will soon be over two from Martha and Ethel’s hasn’t have half as many juicy fresh cher beettos, some-efj them • being nearly Sunday. It was on Sunday that W ^* with the: .Germans cannot last very got here yet. I guess they'll have ,ries as I have had. Truly, thbngri stripped ;rif their leaves Ington Issued that famous orflfer, much longer. The odds are getting to write again. I got a number of udad Rodrigo must be carried h j itt- i.I know there Is not a picnic ahead, Mrs. Edmond Kelleher and daugh- letters from Noreen. I wish I was sault this evening.” ^ THE EVENING HERALD, eager to gather every bit to be to great against them. thus far I have had better times as te^itaW^re.furried* irbm Sound View I see where one of the town's boys bver there would give you'all a big A glad Sunday for the BfltUh ^riRlr er®ewB of our s6ldier boys, wherever they may be, a whole In this camp than at Dev wl^i^. they haVe b^en pri an outing holds the Majorship. More power time. Walt till we get through plre was tiiat “loud Sabbath” Vrtrito ens. For Instance, yesterday Is but wliti'Sonth ^iridsor Canup Fire girls. invites its readers to contribute personals, portions of over here first. . Wellington defeated Napoleto, ft Wto to all of them. typical. Four of us set off into thri . Mi^r J^atrick Ahern arid daughter terloo In the last attempt on tils jSMt letters, and any information about them they may Gee, kid, the nurs^ over here are I heard. L. Steger was drafted what country. It being Saturday, right Tli^TOsa from a week’s of one man to dominate the wdrlAf greatf They treat us like - ihabibs gMissess. Such portions of letters as are personal or which aboqt' Frank? Is “ Baldy” still on after dinner. We came at length to ou$ne at B^niarit .lake, Litchfield. but they have a hard job keeping us ■K ’■ may giye information to the enemy, will, of course, not the machine? A fellow runs up an old estate, somewhat In ruins. ; , Another-case - of smallpox- has in bed. We are always on-trie go. against all kinds of people In a hos Here we bou'g'ht fine rich milk at bfri.ken -out iri towni the Victim being Reforaetatjon, . be published. We have good eats.“ Today; iv.e had "The Pennsyl'variia departmto^rif pital like this. Will close for now. two cents a bowl. An hour later we if^rnas Healey, son of Mr. and Mrs. nut cake and cocoa. It waaffifie. entry has offered, to".^e Excuse writing as I am doing It on were in a snug little cafe on »the I^jfrick'WealW. ., E^.has been 111 ernment 4,000,000 tTM'seed^tf' asv .in got mother’s letter. I wilf^,answer my knee in bed. With lots of love, brow of a lovely hill overlobklng'^^ a aa^'.,days., ...... aid to that c o m ^ ltt rdfoi It later. Say sister I wbuld.ili^e one Joseph Angel of Olenwood street tiful. How Is everybody at home? I remain as ever, broad sweep o f valley. Later when l-hp Jp^n^ Windsor Ci^gregatlon- Shell-tom woods in eastern < Joe. of your pictures as I would ,ljke to has*rtcelved a letter from his son I suppose Arthur and Gert are grown we had eatan our delicious omelette ar«hjir9j^~wlll be closed during the offer Is commem^d see how tall you are. I forgot wliat Joseph'Angel who Is with Co. D 308 up young people. Of course “ Herb” and coffee and bread and bqtter, we month tot Auguat >Ncprmand McLord Though at present Eran you look like. Well I dose, to do much in the way Inf. In France. Angel was reported and Mary no doubt, I wouldn’t Mlsj; Anna McCann has received descended Into a narrow recess, of and' Mrsa^> MriDotd will- move Into with love tb all, I remain taif her devaatated fands. wolitfded July 24. He must have know them if I stumbled over either another Jetter from her brother Corp. the valley where a little'old mlL thlHPariepnagefrioirie dme^ln August: Ybar-Ibtlng brbtlier, . groaned and sighed to the waters j^ t Is being mrtmded' to tm beSir wbunded' July 4 for this letter one. John,^Mt:Cann of Co. G.‘ The letter Tb^ parrioii.aije is belwg redecorated. Pffts of the idribe ehowy ttmt Corp. John .McCann. turning the ovemljiot wheql- We en waS^rfled juiy 12 and tells of his I have met several of the boys from follo'WS! Michael'McGrath raised two sheds the proper tlae comet beihg ’ wounded. This is the first the town on my travels as I will call V July 4th, ^918 ■ y tered, saw tlie simple SMChinerFw^ irie 'laM^weieX lack tiM matarlal nmarie to letter t6 be received from Angel by it. It is to bad about some of them. Dear Sister: Mr. and Mrs. Florence SSh^ish of fiour ground from the wheat, anc R. J. Risley has been visiting in self from the terrible afll^ttoiit 'the whirling tube In which the chaff his parents In three years. He was Of course you may know more about Just a few lines in answer to your Main street have received ;^riother providence, R. I.. has anffered.—Pathfinder. in Watertown Conn., and was drafted them by now, than I do. You could letter of May 12th which I received letter from their son, Sergeant John was discarded:. Mies Katheryn Troy and Miss Nel will Bprolea Hli . frdih there. ‘ He went to Devens and almost call them your neighbors. yesterday here in the hosk>ital. I P. English, who Is^fWlth, th« Ameri We took our timri and Heiadwear Prophetic of Fall Georgette and Satin Join Forces Stock and Tailored Vest of Striped Linen ■: f Smartly niaunish stock and tailored vest of striped linen for wear with the By the time that August rolls round crown, lu beautifully even stitches. tailored suit. each year women’s eyes stray away Small oblong pieces of the beige-col from summer millinery and such new ored taffeta are edged with chenille hondwear as they buy Is prophetic and set one after another about the ^ Wing-Trimmed Hat With * From about her seventh year until wool fabric may be made up like of full. In the lute summer they fa base of the crown. Dark blue beads fasten each piece to tho Side, A Narrow Rolled Brim she Is well along In the ‘’flapper” stage the frock pictured of plain goods. The vor something quite different from the the growing girl u.sunlly re(piires'some bodice has the effect of a short jacket hats of midsummer, no matter how crown. which buttons under a fly at the front, beautiful these may have been, and At the bottom of the group there gown hangs In straight lines from the special attention to clothe her beconi- G^rgette crepe and satin have ingl.v. This hs “the awkward age” and the plain skirt—with flat saddle Incline to tailored headwear made of Is a small shape having a crown coT* fiTBled. one another In afternoon yoke, to which It is attached with hem with some children, who are either too bag pockets applied—Is gathered on, silks and other fabrics. Outing hats cred with white taffeta embroidered gnwns during the present summer, stitching. The lower part of the angular or too chubby, while others to it. The sleeves ar^ three-quarters and betwoen-scason sport hats Inter with wool. The brim and crown ^Mpnd With georgette the choice a little more long flaring sleeve is joined to the up get through It without .dlfflcult lines length and the dress is worn over a est them, but straws and flowers are are of navy blue taffeta, and there, cyto often thun datln. But' with summer per portion In the same way. that must be softened. But for all lawn or batiste blouse with n small things of the past even In July. They four pairs of small navy blue on the wane, the Indications are that The lower part of the gown shows of them the straight line dress seems turnover collar. The decoration Is the continue to wear them, but not to buy at the right side. The brim roV ■atln will outstrip georgette and hold tw’o wide bunds of black satin, one of to be the safe choice—the thin little simplest sort of needlework, trimming them. at the left The fdiape and in fashion’s favor. A them set on to an undersllp of silk and girl fat little’ girl, ^Ith per —merely silk floss In^ outUi^e sfttch Here are three of the new demi- work required in making 'to ehpwn in the picture, 'forming squares that border all edges win commejttd It to amartt^ j the other to the georgette of the haps - f t TOto' line, season hats With which fair . woman fv^o heantlful materials frock. Where these are joined two nar wear It w to equal su^ceito. In the bodice and on the tibekhts. will adorn her head until October sets matrons. ' L_, , _____ forces to make a dress row bands of beaded trimming, In T^ew“ frocks‘ for school, and other Plaid and plain gingham or plaid her thinking of winter, and fall show The remaining hat is one of wonderful distinction In which black and beige, make a very rich and everyday wear this fall, have been pre and plain serge will serve equally well ings of winter millinery tempt her to models for fall In which narroBr, *Tve come to ask advice,” he began. "Yousee I’m pretty ignhrant about a good many tMngs. It didn’t occur to me af first tiiat I oughtn’t to keep those girls. They want to stay and they have worked like trojans all morning, and ■ i> '. ,T they cooked the dinner ahd are w’ash- C L A R l- :ia8sic-,Gai^ems I||kvaded by l ^ o of ‘VZO U N O r p h a n s Ing up. the dishes now. They are a ■j> te. CO RM ^ l^ ish evisf Tend ■* - '. W''fA<^'M GBT THURSDAY , ■ ,.r >»lt. >; .. .* •« St'x> A cn v n iE S MOTORWiTHRASBER 1ST ■y-t ECONliYfRIZE CONTEST ABOUT Attendance at Nintli District Centers Last Week Broke all Records. ■ALL'S TOWN Used Least Power In This Division in Stopping Bis Car— Bissell Wait Last weeks’ attendance at the Second. Ninth district recreation centers The list of motormen who have broke the record for the summer, umplng from 4,555 the previous When yon bny Thrift saved power 'by braking their cars TONIGHT IN MANCHESTER. or W ar Saving Stamps by hand rather than power has been week to 5,570. The gains were made ask for the posted. Every three months, prizes at the two playgrounds, man^ people COUPON KIND Manchester Lodge, A. O. U. W., going there daring the iiot Hi^nings, are awarded to those motormen who for then you may re Brown’s hall. as there was more breeze there than I have' the best average and use the Y' ceive $500 cash. Wo South Manchester Council, P. B. near the houses. At Globe Hollow sell this kind. Bny least power fop slow downs and |L., Fqresters hall. swimming, there was a coijAiderable them here. stops. Loyal Orange Lodge, Orange hall. falling off in attendance from the Motorman Thrasher heads the list Nathan Hale Council, Jr. O. U. A. week before, the flares showing for the last three months and will At Hale that 1,099 men and boys frequented |m .. Tinker hall. receive a prize of flve dollars. Mo Circle Teater, “ The Woman and the pool during the week, while the Vacationists! torman Bissell comes second. He attendance was more than 2,000 the I the Law.” will receive a cash prize of two dot FRIDAY AT 2 P. S. Park Theater, “ The Red Haired jrevlous week. Lighten Summer’s Load lars. 1 Cupid.” Owing to a change of workers last This competition has caused the week, no records were kept at the in These Hot-Weather taotormen to Invent all sorts of playgrounds during the flrst part of LIGHTING UP TIME. Schemes to beat the clock and to save "fePECIAL" the week, but during the last two W earables! power when using the brake.* One days there was an average dally at ) Auto lamps should be lighted at motorman us^ bis handbrake ai- tendance of 282 at the Washington $5.00, $5.98 and $6.98 Silk Shirt Collar-attached Shirts— “Manhat- 18.32 p. m. 'raost continually. Another motor- ground and 387 at the Cottage street W a is ts...... $3.98 tans”— fine light materials, $2.00 to The sun rose at 5.51 a. m. man uses Els hand brake and power ground, giving the Washington $8.50. The sun sets at 8.02 p. m. brake together. This saves a lot of ground an estimated total of 1,692 Thi^ includes mostly all af our regular stock of Georg power for the power brake. One Bathing Suits, the full fashioned and the Cottage street ground, 2,322. ette and Crepe de Chine waists in white, flesh and a few other man always puts on a notch of Red Cross Work. variety that retain their shape. Fast The mercury climbed to 110 on high colors. All sizes 34 to 46. power when on an up grade. This Under the direction of Miss Patee, colors, $5.00 to $12 50. the top floor of the velvet mills yes notch is Just enough to carry the who has charge of the Red Cross Soft Collars, 25c., 35c., 50c. In terday. car and when it comes to a stand work at the playgrounds this month, Mrs. Julia B. Hutt of Hackmatack Y J Mansco, Delpark and Horsfall brands. still it is not necessary to use the the children have been w ork}^ this $2.25, $2.98 and $3.49 Voile Shirt street has gone to the Wlllimantic Made of silk madras and French 'power brake. week, stringing buttons, pins and W a is ts...... $ camp ground for a stey of a month 1.75 A pique. A great deal of power is saved by hooks and eyes for 900 comfort kits Mrs. Esther K. Aohey of Linden In this lot you will find a large variety of styles— high the motormen in using the hand for the soldiers. The work was Si*k Hose in plai^ colors and clock street will spend the next two weeks 'brake and by trying to eliminate as started Monday evening and the chil neck, low neck, slip-ons, prettily trimmed with lace plain ed effects, 75c. to $3.50. at the Wlllimantic camp ground. much as possible the use of the pow- dren completed the work this after voile or organdie, also the much desired tailored models. Robert J. Smith h^is sold for Louis Tan, Black and White Belts, 65c. ■or brake. The results have been noon. Mrs. Charles Robbins has Sizes 34 to 46. Gillespie a 35 acre farm in Vernon to to $3.00. ‘‘ “ more than satisfactory to the Con had charge of Red Cross work at the Isaac and Sophie Cohen of Talcott Pajamas in endless lassortments, necticut Company officials. Washington playground evenings ville. and during last week Material was $1.50 to $15.00. Walter Sheridan, who enlisted in CANNING PLEDGES given out for flve sweaters and 15 the Naval Reserves a short while :i On Sale Friday Afternoon at Bow Ties, 65c. to $2.50. COME IN SLOWLY. blanket squares. ago, is attending the Quartermas Attendance Summary. ter’s school at Bensonhurst, N. Y. 2 o’clock THE LUKE HORSFALL CO. Fifty Thousand Quarts Manchester’s The summary of attendance for Walter Sheridan who enlisted in Quota and Only 30,000 the past week follows: 93 Asylum Street. the Naval Reserves a short while ago Pledged. Globe Hollow. SEE BIG WINDOW DISPLAY is now attending the Quartermaster Sunday, 375 school at Bensonhurst. Manchester has “ gone over the Monday, 96 Albert Robinson and Raymond top” in every war campaign so far, Tuesday, 53 Hunniford of Center street and Percy but the women of the community Wednesday, 66 Symonds of Ridgewood street an have failed to respond as they should Thursday, 121 camping out for the w ^k at Crysta In returning their pledges for can Friday, 183 CANNING EQUIPMENT! lake. ning. Manchester’s quota is 50,000 Saturday, 205 Mrs. Robert Flavell and son “ Bob quarts of canned goods, but to date SOUTH NCHHSTER • COHN ble” of Woodbridge street left town pledges for only 20,000 quarts have Total, 1099 today for a stay of a week or ten been received, and the two weeks Daily average, 157 days with relatives in Brattleboro allowed for flling the pledges have (Girls) Swimming Pool (Building). hH Vermont. passed. This is a state require Monday, 86 Miss Rebecca McNeary . of West ment and it is hoped that the women Tuesday, 34 JARS Center street, who was recently 114 win get busy and send in their Wednesday, operated upon for appendicitis at St pledges as soon' as possible. Un Thursday, 18 Pints and Francis hospital, is improylng slow doubtedly iDAi^ yqm en are canning Friday, 83 iy> who haye^bi^ected^to-i^ pledges. id Luck Fruit Jar Rubbers, Fruit Jar Racks, to fit Harold Germaine, for a long tlpie Any kihd suck Total,', 834 67 ^ -i^sh boilers^ 85 cents each. ' the operator at the Circle theater. Is as fruits, preserves, Jams, Jellies, Daily average. new In charge of the machines at in) Swimming Pool (BnlWIng) vegetables, sauerkraut or Liberty Will buy any summer dress in our stock white or fancy the Park theater. A Wlllimantic cabbage, may be included in the Monday, 48 operator is in charge of the projec pledges, which may be left at any Thursday, 85 voiles, worth $5.00 to $5.d8. 'New Perfection Ofl Stoves 40 “A"' tors at the Circle. of the following places South Man Saturday, N Only a few left to sell at this price $2.98. f Mrs. Florence Hlllsburg, chairman chester and Manchester libraries. of the local Americanization commit War Bureau, Red Cross headquarters Total, 123 tee, has written a flne article on at the Recreation Center, with Mrs. Dally average, 41 S SUPPIL CO. Americanization for publication in A. W. Hitchcock of North Main Cottage Street. White Skirts $1,50 the Polish, Lithuanian and Italian street, Balch & Brown’s drug store Total attendance. 2322 387 F. T. BLISH, MANAGER. newspapers. and with Miss Dorothy Hemingway Daily average, Skirts of Pique, Gaberdine, Bedford Cord and Poplin. Working under cloth at the tobac Washington. at the Franklin school building. The goods alone are worth in many cases as much or more co plantfitions in the vicinity is Total attendance, 1692 strenuous these hot days. The men A LA SHYLOCK. Daily average. 282 than our price for finished "garm/ent. have been laying off during the hot afternoons and aV.owed to rest under San Francisco, August 8— A pound UNCLAIMED LETTERS. the shade. of flesh a day for fifteen days will Unclaimed letters are held at the Mrs. Frank L. Wright and family be the sacrifice made to his coun South Manchester post office for the Automobile Tires of Chicopee, Mass., are visiting Mrs try by Jack Charles Read, of this following persons: Wright’s mother, Mrs. Frank Bilson city. Mrs. William Anderson, Wells St. ELMAN’S of North Main street. They will re Richard Carter. Read attempted to enlist in the JOHNSON BLOCK, MAIN AND BISSELL STREETS. main here during the month of Au U. S. Marines here, but was told Mrs. W. Flood, 90 Bridge St., care gust. that he was fifteen pounds over of Mrs. H. Hagy. Tubes and Accessories jj Mrs. Leonard LaFleur, 125 Coop It Just seems natural to see Rev. weight. Charles M. Calderwood and Mrs He Immediately declared that he er Hill St. GOODYEAR CORD TIRES Calderwood spinning about town in would remove the fifteen pounds of Miss Mary Minor. Thomas Nixon. SILVERTOWN CORDS their automobile. They are appar fatty substance within fifteen days Baldwin’s ently enjoying the week spent among Ernest Powers, 88 Summer St. ROYAL CORDS ;; by taking a special course in diet their many friends in Manchester. ing and exercises prescribed by his Mrs. A. A. Smith. The man who keeps the Main street physician and would then re-appear Joseph Stiner. The Cord Tire is the only shoe for service. Let us concrete clean from the Center to at the Marine Corps recruiting sta Mrs. Annie C. Wood. quote you prices. Depot square has a steady Job all tion. “ SERVICE” is our motto. We will deliver and re summer long. He is well aware of “ Shylock didn’t have a thing on MAIN ST. DESERT^. mount tires within any reasonable distance, either day or the steady increase in the motor the Marines” , declared Read. “ He ' night traffic but he also claims that Just only wanted one pound of flesh— About forty of the local business “ It seems so clean and imai# as many horses use the Main street these fellows want fifteen. Gee, Its men held an outing at Columbia lake like here” is the remark we as ever. ongh to be a fat man.” today. “ Chef” N. B. Richards, who ten hear from ladies w ) h> The Woman’s Benefit Association was to prepare the clambake, the to our Eating Places, 26 A s. „ of the Maccabees has voted to cele HALE OUTING. feature of the day’s program, went street and 631 Main street, fi i The F. T. Blish Hdw. Co. j; brate its anniversary by an outing to out to the lake last night, accom a lunch or a dinner. When YO Savin Rock and Lighthouse Point. The clerks of the J. W. Hale com panied by a few assistants. Some Arrange with^ns for yeur are in Hartford, make use of : PHON ECALLS 100, 101, 249-3, 499, 512-12 OR 318-12. I! The date set for the excursion is pany left in automobiles this morn of the men followed this morning the conveniences of our esf ...rY Thursday, the 15th, and members ing for a days’ outing at Crescent and the rest went out at noon. week end trip. Competent lishments. W e enjoy mee who coptemplate going should notify beach. On account of the outing, friends from out-of-town. the commander or record keeper the store has been closed all day. It drivers and reasonable rates. Cards received here from James L. would have been closed this after IP YOU ARE A BIT HANDY McGonigal who is in the United noon, anyway, for the usual Thurs WITH A BRUSH GLASSES States service and stationed at day half holiday. you can, for a very ^mall cost, Leavenworth, l^nsas, give the infor Made By brighten up your home, reno mation that he is enjoying army life. vate old furniture, etc. Our KAISER’S PACE ON EGG. paints, enamels, varnishes, When he left here to enter the sig -US- stains, etc., come to you ready nal service he was not in the best of ILL’S GAIIAI have an individuality which api for use, with full directions on health, but since he entered the army Connojlsville, Pa., Aug. 8— An to discriminating - weaWirs of gla _ every can. We can supply you And then, too, thh$ are moderatelj|| he has improved wonderfully egg bearinq on the shell a striking with brushes also. Let us fill likeness of the Kaiser was laid by a 22 Maple Sheet priced. '■ your wants,In' the paint line. Odd about the potato aphis. Crops OFPPicB j>PEN W e r t ^ at hkve not b,eqn sprayed at all for hen here. The face is at one end of “Win-the-War EXCEPT SATURDAY .FROM FERRISBROTHERS lest in many instances seem to be the egg and shows plainly the hel slavicrrHSe Telephone 1S4-5 TO 9.00 P. M. - i “Everything That Goes on loing better than the crops that were met, the long nose and pointed chin At Optical Dept. O. Fok ft C o., With a Brush.” ^prayed. The blight has killed many of the German ruler. A strong, serviceable combina the day. , - potato plpts in town but gardeners tion of Canvas Leather and rub LEWIS BINES - ,1 ■ V. f .-I fay that if We have some rain the Hot fudge sundaes are popular as Evnuiim #pseuuB> ber ,'i ■ Vegetables will not do so poorly after ever at Quinn’s Popular Fountain kll this y^ t. 263t2 VERM Popular fountain. 26312 ^ • V