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Establlaha^t a» a Weekly ll881. VOL mVIL NO 91 Established ds a Seini-Weekiy 188S. MANCHESTER, €(WN. Trj ThP. NeraW'l Pq? 9%le Colump. Gstabllshed as a Dally 1914. tOAY, JANUARY 19, 1918. The coat la 10 cents for 20 words PRICE TWO CENTS x>r leas * ■ ■■■ f r Ji. >1 w vi.r lii ii» )' r >; CENHIUE COVEINIIENrS m WOIIK, IHtCES URGES BAY STATE % EVEI IT. i U II. $. a M n W aMIMEIICEi war prepaiuiions LEGISUTURE TO BUY FOR IVENTION imiERWISE THREA1ENED WITH UTIER E U E B. & M. R. R. SYSTEM Att Bunds Owned and Re­ and Ff| r4$entalive employees, will bo neglected; dis­ ods” characterizing features of the sume Freight Rate Disciiniiiiatlon tribution of essential materials, such war preparations made its appear­ Favoring Now York (Tty Over Bos­ State as coal, will not be where most need­ BILL MAKES HALF MILLION ance to^ay. It comes from the ton. ed in connection with the war; vast m m (' I ii> United States Chamber of Commerce quantities of material and labor will 21-YEAR OLDS'DR AFT ABLE A and specifically points out that the bo used in unnecessary activities; Boston, Jan. 18— Attorney General COME newest plans announced by the and in general there will be the at­ Henry C, Attwlll today advised the government are tending to decent­ mosphere of confusion which comes state of Massachusetts to get ready Washington, Jan. 16—The Senate buiUllng administration. One of the R. I. Govf ralize war efforts. ' from inability to secure prompt aw- to buy and operate the Boston & »rma Uummittec military affairs committee has Bus-jaets would empower the Shipping clslon.” l\Klay- An adequate central control is de­ Maine railroad system. loy, liOiidcrN, pended its investigation into the'board to take over transportation noc- Rusaell I manded, and the board of directors liUcJc uf Harmony Not Now. Such n step may become Impera­ HUo to Speak. prugnwn of army legislation propar- ossury to carry workmen to ship Wires, Sent on Feh. 4 ,1 9 1 $ , of the chamber make it very plain The report reviews the various tively necessary for the state to pro­ >d by the War department, as well $50,000,000 to moot the expenses of that they intend to carry their pro­ steps taken in its investigation and tect the $5,000,000 of Boston & Hartford 1*7:18.— “ In order ns the ('bamborlaln bill to establish building centers. Another provides to German F oreip test to Congress. Strong emphasis shows that at all times there has Maine bonds that it holds and the that they: reporta of the a department of munitions. Among roqulsltlonlng bouses to shelter work­ is put on the seriousness of the sit­ been opposition to concerted action $225,000 of unpaid interest that is work all and take council the most important of tho war de­ men In such centers. The third au­ uation, and it is pointed out that In certain governmental depart­ due, Mr. Attwill declared in his an­ together *||j| Unre procedure.” velopment measures are tho resolu­ thorizes tho president to declare Show Former Premier was the fate of the war may depend on ments. Appointment of the War nual report to the legislature today; So runs ad by Governor tion to make all young men who military zones about shipyards t^o concerted action by all government Industries board is declared to have Attorney General Attwlll declared Holoombi^<^ tpter 44 ot the have attalnwl the ago of 21 since prevent any luterferonco with the as Bitter Against French departments. been a much needed step in the that public ownership of the Boston Public A4 (7, for the meet- registration day— Juno 5— eligible carrying out of the shipping program. The report to the chamber, which right direction, t)ut that body is & Maine doubtless would remove the tng iu tl )iTow and Frl- to the draft and the bill authorizing ConipulMory Footl Having. Government Then as Now was unanimously approved, was pre­ powerless. freight rate discrimination that now day of a ehventJon ot ap- tho change of draft basis. Under Tho Administration prepared to pared after an investigation lasting After referring to the demands exists in favor of New York and that pointed »m all the 168 the former measure, the nation's throw its whole-hearted support to — Statement by German i since last June, by a committee made of capital and industry generally it would develop the port of Boston. towns in. fighting strength can be increased tho Ponierono-Lever bill, prepared by up of Wadill Catchlngs, chairman. to have authority centralized; to the The Attorney General declared The tff\ out that al- by 500,000 mou. Under the latter, the Food Administration, to carry President of the Sloss-Sheffleld Iron naming of the war council, and to that a permanent receivership for though' t( iveraary of the much of the dissatisfaction over un­ compulsory food conservation Into Office Also Given Ont Steel company; John H. Fahey, the taking over the railroads the re­ thq Boston & Maine seems inevita­ entry of .*4 States into the equal quotas apportioned to the va­ every home. Stubborn fighting, Homer L. Ferguson, president of the port continues; ble. In that event the state ought war “ wje are but rious states will be eliminated. rivalling that over the first food con­ W'ashlngton, Jan. 16.— Two tele­ Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry "No statutory authority has been to go in and bid on the property at launehedii ^great undertak- The committee still has several trol bill passed last summer, was lug w) Dock company; Lewis A. Pierson asked for the War Industries board the receivers’ sale in order that the keome the duty phases of army affairs to Investigate, promised over the measure because grams dealing directly with former of Con|i| chairman of the. board of the Irving nor has the Council of National De­ prjee realized will be sufficient to arform. In fur- but it is determined to make use of of its ultra-revolutionary character. Premier Caillaux and sent by former nishing National Bank; and Harry A. Wheel­ fense been given by statute authori­ guarantee the state a complete re­ ilu and money information obtained up to the pres­ The bill, however, la receiving strong Ambassador Count von Bernstorff to for thh*: proaecution. er, vice-president of the Union ty power to do more than investi­ turn on Its unsecured $5,000,000 of ent time as an argument for the legis­ backing from the element in Con- the German government were made Trust Company. gate and report. The numerous Boston & Maine bonds, Mr. Atwlll In my the governor, lation most pressingly needed. It is •‘It wtl| gress which believes that balfway j by the State department today. Centralize Re.spoiislbiIity. scattered and independent activities said. at this time, expected that many of the measures moasures w^lll not longer suffice to to cohtef It was as a result ot these tele- “ Failure of the Nation to be in connection with the procurement Mr. Attwill also declared that if id means.” will be laid before the Senate with a guarantee America an adequate food guided by the fundamental principle ot war supplies and material have any relief is to be given the street The open prompt- recommendation of early passage supply. grams, copies of which were furnioh- that centralized responsibility, and not been brought under one control, railways it should be by a reduc­ ly.'Alij lorrow fore- within the next few days. The period of investigation on French government by Secre- noon it dontrol is needed for the success ot nor has any agency been constitutei tion in taxes rather than by an In­ tha House ot Three New Measures. rallroad situation also neared an end tary of State Lansing, that the ar- B»pt any enterprise,” says the statement, and made responsible for directing crease in fares. He declared taht State oapitol, Meanwhile the Senate commerece today, and indications were that the arrest of the French former premier “ will bring about unintentional in­ the gOjVernment’s war-time industri­ the state should have, represents^ from all the committee, profiting by the informal re-draftlng of thq bill to carry out took place a day or so ago. terference with vitally important- al activities. tlves upon the boards of directors iliWai activities, Lion it obtained in its shipping in­ the ideas ot the committees having The two telegrams were sent by ch as. that in connection "Your committee believes that the and that all profits in excess of a of the vestigation. prepared three important it in charge would begin at an early Bernstorff to the German. tereriVl. <|f- g; there will be pro- failure to be guide4 by the funda reasonable amount should be tarneA ovnr to m^asure^ to < strengthen the ship- date. flee on February 4, 1915|,. \> .ThjMir iitiaoIplS v that pentxgl trsMury. fto.instruc- tone Indicates that Caillaux teriy opposed to the J^etjick;^ ' Meht. and In thIl'lM t'of-^ei storfr declares that he. (CaUliuik), a pro- Vv ,r “ speaks contemptuously ^ ot - the Rsoneervation is. M M k SIGNED French government.” ks ^^^^^^8$i§j^’^6avlhg8 pre- NEAR U. S. BAUIESHIP Bernstorff also assures the Oer- FOR ESTHER SnnCKli ed state food COMMENDS 5 00 AMERICANS Governor H’olcomb Authorizes Bay man government in this telegram a d m in la tffij^ : Rabat Scovllle, that Caillaux “ sees through the pol­ 3hairmai^iiMra| Connecticut commit- State Police Captain to Take TWO OF ALCEDO CREW HONORED BY FRANCE Her from Madison. “Thj$ is a 2 5 Second Explosion icy of England perfectly,” and also No Word from Pretty ee o f George M. that he sees in the war now the Lattdera,i;J||(i||tlllfel'administrator struggle of England for existence. P. J. Quinii, (Coxswain, and W. J. About TImt Number's Deeds of Val­ Thomaa^i^^l^fteeH and Howell Bomb” Words Written vStatemeat Also Given Out. Bellatty, First (Jlass Yeoman on or Recognized Officially-—400 Re­ Hartford, Jan. 16.— Governor Who was Carried Away Jheney, ji l l l ^ r e c t o r of the thrift The department, in addition to the ceived War Cross. Hubmarino Victim. l.tamp p; Holcomb today signed extradition On It telegrams also made public a state­ Paris, Jan. 16.— Nearly five hun­ Monday It ia WpWljW to. run the conven­ papers authorizing a captain of the ment by the German foreign office Washington, Jan. 16.— For hero­ dred Americans are among those who tion as ntiiMMt possible from Massachusetts State police to take on June 6, 1916. This latter state-- ism displayed at the time the U. S. have been awarded official recogni­ Thursday until late Friday jMrs. Jennie May Eaton Ainsworth, ment is most significant inasmuch, S. Aloedo was sunk by a German sub- tion for individual deeds of heroism, afternoon, tnqiuding a “ war sup­ DRY DOCK MENACED as it apparently was designed for held at Madison, tb Norfolk county, piarine on November 5, Patrick A. performed while in the military ser­ AS TO ABDUaOR per”— price 8^.00 and dress infor­ the protection of Caillaux from Ger­ Quinn, coxswain; William J. Bel­ vice of France. Since the begin­ mal— at the Hartford Club on Mass., where she is wanted for aban­ man newspaper criticism. It says: latty, yeoman of the first class, and ning of the war the official record of Thursday evening. Although doning her Insane daughter’s lllegl-' l>l>j©ct Turned Over to Agents of "For political reasons it Is urgent­ George A. Collier, fireman second Italian Kovloio Was Employed by Department of Justice, Which decorations distributed now reaches Thursday is not one of the “ meat­ tlmate month-old baby in Brookline. ly requested that, nothing be written class, have been commended by Sec­ the figure of 169,000. There are, Victim’s Father— Middletown and less,” “ wheatleas" or "porkleaa” Starts Investigation. Iilrs. Ainsworth, who was tried in about the French former prime min­ retary Daniels, the Navy department as nearly as can be estimated, about liaiirord Help in Search. days tabooed hy the United SUtes 1913 for the alleged poisoning of ister Caillaux, and that his name be announced today. 400 Americans who have received Food Admlnletratlon, nevertheless, f. her former husband. Rear Admiral not mentioned under any clrsttm- Quinn rescued Ensign William F. the military medal, anti nine who Mr. Scovllle gnd his aaeistant admin­ An Atlantic Port, Jan. 16.— A Joseph Giles Eaton, U. S. N., admita stances.” HarriHon, who lay unconscious on u have been awarded the legion of hon­ istrator George Landera have ar­ supposed bomb was found today in Portland, Conn., Jan. 16.— No abandoning the baby, who died, but The statement, as made public by skylight of the sinking ship, and or. ranged for an uitra-Hooverlzed a dry dock at a United States naval trace up to this forenoon had been expresses no regret, because she says tho State department today, is as Bellatty saved lUchurd W. Rudolph, Every American who has been dec­ luncheon to be aeryed daily at the station in which one of the largest found of Esther, 17 years old daugh­ she did It to save her Insane daugh­ follows: pharmacits’s mate, from drowning. orated has. been a volunteer in some capltol lunch room, on each of the United States battleships was dock­ ter of Frederick O. Strickland, who ter, June, from disgrace. ed. "Tho Department of State com­ Bellatty also saved the muster roll branch of the French military ser­ disappeared on Monday afternoon convention days. Friday ia “ flah municates to the press the following June is tho wife of Ralph P. The supposed bomb wan about six and other valuable papers. When vice. and who Is believed to have been day” for many* people of certain telegrams sent by Count von Bern- ' Keyes, a Dorchester, Mass., bank inches long and shaped like a tele­ the torpedo exploded, Collier stop­ spirited away by Sylvester Rovlolo, faltha and hslatea and ao Thursday storff to his government on Febru­ clerk, who has sued for divorce, phone receiver. A fuse was attach­ ped the main engine and raised the D.4Y LIGHT RANDITK an Italian employee in the feldspar is to be ael$ed upon to show the ary 4. 1915: claiming that the infant was not his ed to it. Written on the side in safety valve on the main boiler, al­ IN DENVER GET «885. quarry owned by Mr. Strickland. visiting delegatee what may be done daughter. Keyes says he haa not German were the words: England Struggling for Existence. though the water in the engine room Denver, Colo., Jan. 16.— Two The quarry is not far from the in the Hartford Olub kitchen in lived with his wife during the past “ This is a 25 second explosion "'N o. 178. Buenos Ayres telo-r j : a^ that time was nearly to his waist. masked bandits entered the North serving a Hooverised banquet. Strickland home In the Rose .Hill dla- year and duWng that time she was bomb.” graphs the following: No. 12. GalV': Quinn's mother, Mrs. Ellen Quinn, Denver branch office of the tramway trlct. Gov. Beeknoa'XTaii’t Come. laux has left Buenos Ayres after a in the Tauton, Mass., insane asylum. It was found by one of the crew resides in Galway, Ireland. Bel- company early today, held up the It had been axpeetOd that Gov­ Police of Middletown, Hartford on one of the top steps of the stair­ short stay and in going direct- to Igtty’s next of kin is his mother, teller, W. C. Quackenbush, and se­ ernor Beekraan of Rhode Island, TO TAKE WOMAN HOME. ot and other cities in the state are on way leading down to the bottom of Franco evidently on account the, Mrs. William L. Bellatty, 2211 82nd cured $225. The teller had the who has reoantly vaaurned from the Madison, Jan. 16.— Captain Wil­ the lookout for Rovloll’s Ford tour­ the drydock. (group undecipherable), scandal .Street, Brooklyn. Collier’s mother, money all in small coins stacked, and ing car, carrying a Connecticut - western froift/ might bO able to ad­ iam H. Proctor, a Massachusetts po. which he regards as a pevsoaal at-' 11 The supposed bomb was at once 'Mrs. Lulu West Collier, lives at ready to put Into a safe when the dress the oonventioli ma to vital lice officer, armed with a warrant tack upon himself. He speakb ceuKo number 15,079, in which he turned over to the Department of Mooringsport, La. robbers uppoured. They escaped in need of aphading up the war on the and extradition for Mrs. Jennie May drove away with Miss Strickland. Justice and agents started a thorough contemptuously of the President and a high-powered automobile. Two one hand and ooaaerving our auppllea -Eaton Ainsworth, was expected to the rest of the French governnuint Girl Not Heard From. Investigation. From its position in BIACK TO HEAD policemen in an adjoining office on the other, but word was received arrive here today to take Mrs. Ains­ with the exception of Brland. Miss Strickland was one of the tho drydock the supposed bomb was IIOHTON IIEI) KOX? were undisturbed by the rapid today indicating that he would not worth to Massachusetts to face trial prettiest girls in the local high Iminodlatoly opposite tho side of a sees through the policy of Engtono. holdups. be present. for abandonment of Woodrow Wilson school, and, with other girl compan­ monster warship. perfectly. He does not antieiifal*' 't 1 New York, Jan. 1C.— A persistent ions, boarded Rovloli’s car in town to Keyes, the son born last August to i.he complete overthrow of Fransm: ryjnor that Connie Mack will soon EVERY HOBO HENCEFORTH go to her home. Rovloll, who had LOWI.IY SPUD IS GIVEN her insane daughter, Juno Keyes. He sees in the war now a stfUlM^j ^com e manager of the Boston Red TO BE HIM OWN LAWYEIL been employed for two years by Mr. NICHE IN HJOp OF FAME. Officer Proctor this forenoon vis- HALF MILLION LOHH for existence on the part of.. IN BROOKLYN FIRE 8kn gained strength in baseball cir- Chicago, Jan. 16,— Every hobo is Strickland, was unmarried and own­ II.■ I. m m m a \ ' tod the office of Governor Marcus land. Although he siioke much aV elea here today. It is said that to be his own lawyer, if heads of ed the Ford car. Ho had been in New York, Jan, IB^^And now the H. Holcomb in Hartford and secured the ‘indiscretions apd clunwY. iack Barry will be unable to leave Chicago’s Hobo College have their the habit of taking the girls in the lowly “ apod'' is to find Itself exalted his signature to the extradition Now York, Jan. 16i—MJore than icy’ of the Wilhelmstrassa and ii ilui service and that President Frazee way. neighborhood from the high school to the Hall of Fame. Along with papers signed by Governor McCall, half a million dollars damage has fessed to believe in German atlfoi^ 08 the Boston club is angling for the Poor hobos who slip out of a to their homes, about two mllea from the other immertalsrauoh as pork, of Massachusetts. been done by a fire which Is sweep­ ties, he has in essentials : Tf^rgd Athletic’s manager. Though “ side door Pullman” into some town. After leaving the other wheat, beef and sugov^ the Food Ad­ Keeper for Crazy Daughtpr* ing the Robinson warehouse at the changed bis political orlentattpb^ .Tsazee is said to have denied the re- “ tank” town, are arrested and made girls at their homes Monday he rode ministration has Aestmad that the en- Arrangements were made today foot of Cougrsss street, Brooklyn. Caillaux welsomad liuike4|triiQon|t|(ki^ ^hasehsll men here conoider it to work because of ignorance of law, away in the direction of Olaetonbury er^d green sontcheom shall repose by the town to provide a keeper tor The building was filled with food from me, but emphasized,.tho possible. in the face of many it is held. Now they a ^ to be and Hartford with Miss Strickland'. on the same bhetf. - ' the insane daughter, June Keyes, supplies awaiting shipment to France caution which' be is obUgad ta zhbUN^ M^iiitoKpected deals that have been brightened up on criminal law so Neither has been seen since. Meatless Tueadays,'' wheatlesa who is confined in a barred room in by the government. as the French., government ho M IC ii during the winter. that they can talk judges out of The Strickland family are confi­ Wednesday, ligbtleea ndffhts,'flreleas the second story of the little home. had him watched sveft kerji. thirty-day sentences— sometimes. dent that Rovioli took the girl away cookers and hoatlesa tHjidiators must Eleanor, the little daughter ot June FORMER STAR warns us against the,exenas|T8 u >]| CAMP b a n k Thei Hobo College now haa head­ forcibly and turned her over to a make way toa^ the Irii^ potato. A Keyes, who was, for some time a A7HLBTB KILLED. bestowed upon him by jour^j ■ ' MONEY POUND? quarters here, wlitob they have rent­ gang of “ white slavers.” Mr. and day is to be set apart jbi each week member of the household of Mrs. esper'ally the Nevne Frsjif; ed from Mayor William Hale Mrs. Strlcklaiid are frantic with when oltlsens wlH bo ^ expected to Ainsworth,, has been taken in charge Littleton. Oolo., Jan. 16.—'Wil­ and (ledred on the ot^tey itpn, Kas-> Jan. 16.— Thompson, at a “ nominal sum.” anxiety for the safety of their daugh­ buy and eat an Inohf^ed amiSlDt by, a>Aeibbpring family.- It Mrs. liam H. Caley, lawyer and well- Mediterranean and Moroc^fF evrrent here today that ter. of'pnta$oaf. *3 %. -n- ■ Ainsworth, is able to secure bail fol­ known in state politics was killed meats obould be adversely e^tk stolen from the army bank QUIBH renominated . U-Qt lowing her arraignment la Massa­ in 's mine accident at Santa Fq.ColQ., 'Our-PKOize M l, lar night by Captain Whig- Washington, Jan. 16.— Ajnong the Omiftg to. weeimiiinal diAo^l^ee chusetts she will return to take according to word reeeived here to­ Franco. CjUljllffU’B r4$«j9ttoii;.,r Coand in Whlsler's quarters renominatioiis of poatmaatevs sent the Evening Hexmld la obUgfBd «a searcRy of- kepfttated charge of her daughter, June. If day. Caley was formerly promin­ was cool. His report’about on a secret shelf. Csp- by President Wilson to the Ssnata nntiA.,«ntiu)||9y it# Hpaae* If people not, however, the'daughter will be ent In athletics at the H^iyaiaity of had hotbiiig..>Bew. ' On hi$Afi is reported to have takr this afternoon was thgt of Thomas hold Page, wbJeh wof arm urged ^ lather vege- .eplfflYitfad t6;^ati''insane retreat by Colorado and stfr football player at J. Quiah, of Mouth Mancheater. pZrtdiahed tablM. \ the twon authorities. the University of Michigan. 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But Not 8o Bad If You Know How to A second howling league has been organized for the women at the Reach the Cause. Nothing more discouraging than a Recreation Center. Like the first, It will be a college league, college constant backache Lame when you "Better Than 'A Daughter of the PARK THEATER names having been chosen for the Don't have it said that you pass awaken, pains pieice you when you Gods.’ ” That Is the verdict of the bend or lift. It’s tard to work or to teams. The second league, however, your trienc^ and fail to recognize New York crltlca hii "Sirens of the rest. Backache often indicates bad has made its organization an entirely : -Wf Sea” which will bjS s^own tonight th«|n. kidney and calls for prompt treat feminine affair, choosing the names 11 your sight is poor, come to me at the Popular ~ Pli^house. This ment. The best recomended remedy of girls’ colleges. This new league for glasses that will enable you to picture beautiful c M 1500,000 to TONIGHT is Doan’s Kldn^ Pills. Profit by will alternate with the first In bowl­ see clearly. this South Manchester resident’s ex­ film and there aris oyer 1,000* per­ ing on Monday evenings and will My glasses are right in every perience: sons, mostly glrlar: lii the cast. It open its season next Monday even­ . particnlar. Wm. J. Herron, painter, 61 Hamlin took six montha 0 '^ m p le te this ing, January 21. St., says: “ Some years ago I had an picture and all of th!e scenes were ~ ^ WALTER OLIVER The teams and lineups follow: attack of kidney trouble. The doc- taken on an Island in the shuth Pa­ Farr Block 915 Main Str<«l tor said it came from inhaling tur­ Smith— cific ocean. South Manchester pentine fumes. My kidneys were dis­ Edna Crockett. The story concerns a baby girl IREN Hours 10 a. m. to 8.30 p. m. ordered and the constant, sharp pains Mildred Russell. washed on the shore of a strange in my back were troublesome. One Helen Gould. OF Island in the Paeiflc, following a ter­ box of Doan’s Kidney Pills cured the Margaret Paterson. attack. At times now when my kid­ rific storm. Shells discovered by Wellesley— neys start to give me trouble I use Hajl, an old beaCh comber, and Laura Mathiason. HEAVY TRUCKING Doan’s and a few doses give me re­ his wife, wealthy Americans resid­ THE SEA Sylvia Sankey. Long Distance Hauls a Specialty lief.” • ing, for diplomatic reasons, on the Catherine McCarthy. -H... Price 60c, at all dealers. Don’t island. Grown to^ xlMiaotIful ' girl­ 6 Auto Tracks and Full Equipment simply ask for a kldn^ remedy—get Margheretta A. Scott. hood, she Is placsd^ by her foster- of Competent Men Dear’s Kidney Pills—the same that ML Holyoke— parents in the faalUpnable seminary G. E. WILLIS Mr. Herron had. Foster-MIlbum Co., Anna B. Luce. for girls located on^^e island ano 164 East Center Street. Phone 533 Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. . Edith I. Walsh. ' - attended by studw ^ from the Ethel M. Bralnard. V. BRITISHEHS WORRIED. States. The girls seaweed ^and Mary I. Thompson. J o n We repair Pianos and Player Planot ukeleles in a pa^onlarly festive and make them sound as good at Vassar— .llmost Every Manchester Man Is party on the beach one day, and they 1 -' new. Prices very reasonable. New Marie Lehnder. The $500,000 Picture Beautiful Eligible for War. are sighted^ by Qem d TJ{|aldron,weal­ pianos and self-player pianos of a Harriett Sullivan. very reliable make sold on easy terms thy young Amerlcf^/mijl^g In for­ Mary Seymour. L. SIEBERT, Local Britishers ari planning to eign waters to esdhjiKS ennui, accom­ Over 1,000 in Cast, HIOSTLlf 6IRLS Gertrude Carlson. 14 State Street, Hartford, Conn. bid their families and friends good panied by his Royce. Schedule Monday Night. Phone, Charter 3683-12. bye and hot foot it for the nearest Believing the mgideM to have es­ Smith vs. Wellesley. 4 I06U British Canadian Recruiting station. caped from some on^uTed land, Mt. Holyoke vs. Vassar. MAT. 5 AND 10 CENTS. / The majority of the eligibles think the young men stew ,^elr launcn ADMISSION If any of the girls named on the EVG’S.IO AND 20 CENTS. that they have no claim for exemp­ in their midst as ttey swim out to learns cannot bowl Monday night, tion. They feel that if Great Brit­ them. ' ' they are requested to notify Recrea­ ain is out for 500,000 men In this A strong attaci^sOit follows be­ tion Director J. H. Mueller or Sec­ country that few men will be able tween Sybil, the llligld girl and Ger­ SPECIAL EFFECTS 6 MASSIVE ACTS Special retary Gordon Thornton. to get by the foreign draft. They ald. Royce tdo,' # ' f ^ I y Interest­ First Leagae’s Games. MUCH BETTER THAN THE DAUGHTER OF THE GODS prefer to enlist than to be drafted ed In the young 'iromi)it which adds In the weekly games of the first into service and the enlistment sta­ to the dlscomfitafe,bt Jnlle, a beau­ Best Red Cedar Shingles organized women’s bowling league, tions should do a good business tiful and unscrttpiSQ^ young stud­ Columbia "whitewashed” Princeton TO OUR PATRONS: You saw THE WARRIOR last In Any Quantity from now on. ent from Texas. tells Gbrald while Yale took two out of three week and you were pleased. Now come around tonight There are 433 eligibles In town on Sybil’s elghteen^llkl^rthday, after Quality Lumber and games from Harvard. Miss Alice and see SIRENS OF THE SEA. It is just as big a picture and a card index of every man has she has gone to se(iik„thA services McEvitt was high bowler in the Col but no comparison can be made as it is an entirely differ­ Mason Materials been compiled. The War Bureau of Haji, to tell ^ f^tortnnes of umbia vs. Princeton match, with a ent sort of a picture. Remember THE PARK THEATER has been overworked by Britishers her guests, that a ioii^twy.surrounds single of 85 and a three string of only raises the prices when the PICTURE WARRANTS who were anxious to find out if their the birth of SybiU has been 232. In the other match Miss IT. In other cases the management pays the war tax names were in the index. The in­ followed by Hartt*^ when she Hazel Woodworth was high roller on the film on the admissions and besides SHARES HIS dex is not at the War Bureau and repulses his advaiiC Jumps with a single of 90 and a three PROFITS WITH HIS PATRONS. these men cannot find out whether over a cliff Into not, Then— G . H. AUen string of 237. they are eligible or not until the but come around rht and Following Is the summary: members of the recruiting mission yon will see wbat;[t J Columbia. strike town. Every Britisher mar­ "The Ufe of >n" di( F. Ferrell 79 73 65 217 ried' or single between the ages of 18 not appear last zdse of A. McEvitt 85 76 71 232 PR EPAR E and 45 may count himself among the a mix-up on the. '.The film A. Lundln 53 63 50 166 eligibles. was shipped but Chester. ^ 217 212 186 615 FO R W IN TER C. OF C. MEETING. On Thursday j Princeton. -Let us equip your house with will give Income Tax and Fuel Situation to |le 62 68 ^ 6 8. J 8 8 a; SASH AND STORM Mri^jrer OtecuaMa.' share o f DOORS. R. Patten i 55 51 106 Bln. SUkabeth' Caverty SCMs Lead* Let us take measurements now The January meeting of the Man­ F. Benson 74 55 59 188 t n of L. L. O. L. and have them ready when you chester Chamber of Commerce will Evening H e ta M ’s ' be held in the Recreation- building 191 158 173 522 District Deputy Mrs. Elizabeth 'R. need them. AT THE r-- next Monday evening, January 21 at Yale. Caverly installed the officers of P. Webster 71 SAW FILING eight o’clock. At this meeting sev­ 77 83 231 Daughters of Liberty L. L. O. I* ARGAI OLliMN eral very Interesting matters are to M. Brown 52 75 53 180 Just think down in Arizona there No. 125 at Orange hall, assisted by come up for discussion, among them H. Woodworth 68 90 79 237 are people who.^.,..., 3 never had a Supreme Grand Trustee Mrs. Annie being the income tax that is just now chance to see'a’''mo' ^ picture show. S. Tedford, P. M. Mrs. Minnie G. 20 WORDS FOR ONLY 10 GENTS BARBER & WESl the subject of much talk. 191 242 215 648 Shorts, P. M. ,Miss Ellen Hadden, And Just think agfin the excellent President Arthur B. Bowers has Harvard. Mrs Jennie Dowd, Mrs. Nellie Knox Contractors and Builders __ __ I picture shows that^the Cozy Circle For the accommodation of our patrons we will accept Tel­ invited Edwin P. Hellyar, the In­ D. Ahern 62 — — 62 and Mrs. Martha Cone. Mrs. Annie Shop, Bissell Street Theatre is preeentlpg to the public ephone advertisements for this column from any one come tax inspector, to address the G. Lund 72 67 66 205 Taggart presided at the piano. of Manchester e a ^ week. If the meeting and he has promised to be C. Juul — 89 65 154 The oflBcers for the year are: whose name is on our books payment to be made at earliest present and to give the meeting all G. Pascoe 67 65 66 198 people in Arizona hid the opportuni­ W. M. Miss LiUian Tomlinson. convenience. In other cases cash must accompany order. the information necessary on this ty to see such exti^ordlnary pictures D. M. Mrs. Jennie S. Stratton Odd Dining subject. At the close of his talk 201 221 197 619 don’t you think they ^ would Chap. Miss Sarah Stevenson. he will answer all questions put to brave slippery sidewalks and bad Sec’y. Mrs. Elizabeth R. Caverly. READ BV OVER 9,000 PEOPLE EACH EVENINfi weather to enjoy The Circle shows. him in relation to the income tax.' ALFRED H. PARSONS. Fin. Sec’y. Miss Georgina Forbes. Chairs Among the other live subjects to You bet they would. Lecturer. Miss Anna Black. Supposing they could see a spright­ TO R E N T . FOR S A L E , come up for discussion will be the Word has been received in town Lecturer. Miss Lille Castle. ly little star like Madge Kennedy or fuel situation, thrift stamps and of the death of Alfred H. Parsons o^ Treasurer. Miss Annie Loney. FOR RENT—Larse pleasant double FOR SALE— Piano Boxes, $2.00 each. a cracker jack d^me^an like Vic room with heat and llprht near Main W atkins Brothers. 89t3 home gardens for 1918. These Bay Ridge,. Brooklyn, N.Y. Mr. Par­ Cond. Miss Eliza J. Tedford. St. W ill let to one or tw o young men. Less Than Moore or a Paramou|^t Pictograph subjects will be brought to the front sons was 65 years old and was well Cond. Mrs. Rebecca Hadden. W rite P. O. Box 854. 90t2 FOR SALE—7 room cottage, Iange with all the interesting: subjects and lot, modern improvements, near tro01- by the men of the committees hav­ known by many Manchester people, I. G Miss Myrtle Teggart TO RENT—6 room house, lights, bath, ley and school, $300 down. This ia the the comical Bray 'cj|j^ioon8. The O. G. Miss Annie Clifford. etc., garden, Hamlin St. Reasonable ono you want. William Kanehl, l6 Cost ing them in charge. The meeting having been married to a daughter rent. Robert J. Smith, Bank Building. Griswold St., So. Manchester. 89tf ought to be well attended. Circle is entertaining t^o thirds of Trustees, Mrs. Margaret Hughes, S8tf of the late Samuel Treat, who lived FOR SALE—Farm. 3^ miles from Leather, Cane and Wood seats. in the brick house now located in the public of the City Manchester Mrs. Sarah J. Tedford and Mrs. An­ TO RENT—Four room tlat centrally Main street. 7 room house, fruit trees,- and sending them h o ^ witb,^that located twelve minutes from silk mills, 4 acres of land, near school, price $1,600 Some real bargains here. the rear of the Johnson block on nie Tedford. lights, toilet, bath, Americans preferred Robert J, Smith, Bank Bldg. 86tf The coming McKinley dinner at glad you came feeling And the man­ Apply C. Maeomber, 60 Birch St. 77tf Come in and look them over. Main street. He was born Ik Eng- Adv. Board, George Tomlinson. Waterbury promises to be interest­ FOR SALE—Mixed wood, delivered} ian and came to this country sixty, agement intends to m w e this a ban­ Delegate to Supreme Grand FOR RENT—Four room tenement on ing In many ways. Not a few of the Ridgewood St. to small family. B, 'L«. Stove length, $12 Cord, also slab wood, years ago. He was well known in 1 y®ar In the annals ^ photo plays Lodge to be held at Chicago, 111., G. Hohenthal, 467 Center St. 08tf stove length $8 Cord. H. W . CaSCL upstate politicians are wondering Buckland, Phone Hfd., Dlv. Laurel Bay Ridge and South Brooklyn, and with such attractions -as "The Bar Aug. 27, 29, 1918, Miss Eliza J. I 263-13. 86tS whether John T. King will be on WANTED. was also prominent in the hat husi- sinister” Mary Plckford, Douglas Tedford. hand and how he will be greeted by FOR SALE—American slicing ma-r G.E.KeithFarnitnreCo, ness. In 1913, when Mr. Parsons Wm. Hart, Clara Kimble, During the evening a 35.00 gold Old False Teeth Wanted— Don’t Mat­ chine in good condition. Cheap> If tale- the big leaders from other countries. ter If Broken. I pay $2 to $15 per set. en at once. P. F. Hannon’s Market,^^^ was living at Long Beach, L. I., and Du Barry, The Barrier, The Lone piece was presented to Miss Georg­ Also cash for old gold, silver, and Manchester. — Bridgeport Post. Wolf, Cleopatra; In -fact all the big ina Forbes for securing the largest broken jewelry. Send by parcel post owned extensive property there, In­ and receive check by return mail. Will FOR SALE—Corner propert’ Get your Car Overhauled cluding a confectionery business, he ones worth seeing and you will be number of new members during the hold goods 10 days for senders approval room house with extra lot, wall able to see them at a live and let. year. The retiring Worthy Mistress, of my offer. L. Mazer, 2007 So. 5th St., curbing, a good place for store, was appointed a police magistrate Phila., Pa. only $5,000. R obert J. Smith, DURING THE COLD live price, 15 cents. Thursday the Miss Eliza J. Tedford was presented Building. 81^ by the board of trustees of the town. WANTED—Competent young woman Rubbers-Arctics He was the first magistrate for the I Circle Theatre will present the only with a solid gold Past Mistress’ jew­ as helper with housework by family FOR SALE—Nearly new bungalowi^ WEATHER! having three children. Present young hardwood finish, fireplace, conveniMt village. At the time of his death Sessue Hayakawa in his great el. A social followed the business lady getting married. This offers de­ location, price only $3!600. Robert meeting. sirable home and conditions. Beautiful Smith, Bank Building. 8$t$ We can handle the job at less Mr. Parsons was president of the I success, "The Call of t^e East.” The suburban home near Hartford. Cor­ than city prices and guarantee Felt Boots Parsons Brothers Hat Company and j comedy attraction apoclally engag- respondence desired. Address, Mrs. J. FOR SALE—Manchester Farm. ♦ i’. COMMUTERS COMPLAINING P. Krogh, 45 South Main Street, West acres, 2 family house, convenieut to fkos 4 satisfaction. several other hat companies. He is ^uy "will he Mack Sen- Hartford, Conn. 91t2 tory, street lights, land all level, thiS.'i. advantage of a farm and two fzmlll^'< FOR MEN, WOMEN, BOYS survlvled by his widow, Susan a . ; uett’s "MU Fed Vamp.” It Is Just as Livery service anywhere at WANTED—Advertiser would like house combined. , See Robert J. Smith^ » AND CHILDREN. five sons, Clinton, Herbert, Alfred sood as “ Roaring Lions and Wedding Commuters between this town and board in So. Manchester, preferably -Bank -Building. 8$a yi any time. Reasonable rates. Hartford were further antagonized near center. Address F. P. F!, care of Jr., Robert and Harold, and a Bells” and perhaps a wee mite better Herald Branch office. FOR SALE— $25 dOWA buys _ !^vbl last night when the South Manches­ building lot 3 minutes from trolU sr and ^ PORTERFIELD & KING. daughter, Mrs. C. W. Bene. | On Friday only Jack Plckford will WANTED—A good seamstress by Center St., price $260. It wIU appear in "The Varmlt.” Saturday ter and Rockville cars were stopped the day at Teachers’ Hall. 91t2 crops enough to pay for itself. m m 178 Oak Grove St. Tel. 601 from running "express to Burnside” ert J. Smith, Bank Building. will be Blue Ribbon Vltagraph Day, WANTED—One man boarder. In­ (Out of the high price district.) G. B. House & Son, Inc Thirteen states formed the Union; On Tuesday and Wednesday of next and were run for the accommoda­ quire 124 Maple street, Telephone 229-5. FOR SALE— A Pretty Profitable Pay­ 90t2 ing Poultry Place, 2 acres, 10 mu$atea thirteen states, honest with them­ week the extraordinary out of the tion of the Burnside people. The from Main St., new house wltl)^ nre - ^ u i l d i n g - Indige^Oiii^ibrakgists ought know without asking.— Members New York Stock Exchange. Every Afteraeon BIANCHE8TBR WATER oo.» refund monBy if it fails, 25c Paterson Press-Guardian. 115 BROADWAY- N. Y.- CITY. 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ICAlliAUlf^ W W ^ h jS i^ - S' • . ->e- • ** 1 HdME OF PARAMOUNT PICTURES B u c k la n d t J F AHk6 For No Arme ‘- m ■ ^ r « » r > * *•*••*. (Contlni a THE CIRCLE Lx Stoebr, Coppers, Marines^ Seine Bai Washington, Jan. Ifi.— Organized cracy and bring a new freed^NU;^ 'pajuniouni The Theafie That Presents the Clean, Master Rial RiMk of Hartford has to « l^ll^Wprk with and Liberty Bnpde on labor in the United States endorses the whole world, the pec^ide-of ^4* • constituency, Wholesome Form of Entertainment been visiting his grandparents Mr those who resi^ Exchange i Qndtatlons. to a very complete extent British la­ many included. Until tilesn iW- .the fete of and Mrs. C. O. Wolcott. He fears Paris bor’s renunciation of all idea of an- tials are accomplished an intinnik- WHERE THE BETTER PICTURES nexatfons. ’The attention of British tional labor conference with the rep- ' lira. A. P. Seymour spent theJj^Tii^'^ New ToYk,; fj^n: M .-^Tbere was a ARE TO BE SEEN :ahor was called to sections of the rcsentatives of the workers of all ~' week end with Mr and Mrs. H. S. strong tone to the stock market at arnstorff." nefiBSi^ of greeting cabled by Pres­ countries included, is prejudicial^ t»’ '' * § I^CES—Matinee 5c- 10c Evening—10c—15c the opening today, with pidces dur­ ntOae. ident Samuel-Gompers to W. A. Ap- a lasting peace.” ” A son has been born to Mr and | ^ ing the htltraf trading shewing tlp- to admir- [deton, secretary hf the British Fed- With military domination In Qer- ’ t LAST TIME TONITE Mrs. Antoni Sinkonls. “ idna's tfom tractions'to fiitnrc thau Iji^lj^i^phs; Tol^l bratlbh of Labor Unions. In this many certain, carrying with It The Comical Little Miss in Edward Bristol had his ear cut laity Staff, ^ MADGE KENNEDY while sliding Thursday and John ^ JimOTm Skb* ‘ steamer j .. .. i . ica'hle,'' declaring labor of the United severe repressive measures ag f^ t ____ ' iy re s Janu- Stisel Giiiifmon rose one' iiMnt to Pezenni lost control of his sled and! Arag m ^ Wft ^ t e s will never, participate in any all liberals, especially the labor lead­ CT 91 *“<1 «Ticlble«teel scored an eqiial u “NEARLY MARRIED” recetved' cdts and bruises about th e 1 p y / ^ h intOthationai cofifetence of ‘workers ers who have advocated persistently Very 56^. Bethlehem Steel PARAMOUNT VICTOR MOORE IN hei^" and one finger was badly|™ ^oi^1ft P of all countrtes of the world which and consistently a peace without ' bruised. A doctor attended him. |»WraWe, . oh bo^. In ^ P ^ "It* would allow representation to Ger­ nexations or indemnities, the BriQph PICTOGRAPH A GREAT COMEDY . Marine Preferred, .after' selUhg Carl Peterson who lives at th ejbw e ot cajH ^eV ^B^ shondfl in man labor as at present controlled, labor policy was announced at t ^ tx-three per cent dividend,’adVahced DC jokout” of the Connecticut Su-l hn unobstrueive be treated with Mr. Gompers said: time equally for the effect it yrtll THURSDAY to' 89% , an upturn of 1% . At­ nia^a Co. farm was blown from his|eohrt»»y and i^ ^ ^ ^ tllo n . Can “The people of Germanjf^ must es­ have in Russia and Germany.. It is 8ESSUE HAYAKAWA lantic Gulf rose one point t o ’9§’‘ahd feet Sati^ay morning and landedj^ fetioTitt tablish democracy within their own not expected that it will be publish­ Marine Common % t0 ‘t2'%’. THE FAMOUS JAP STAR IN Q ia r a m o u n t .domain and make opportunity for in­ ed in Germany or even referred to against a tree hall way down the Union Paclflh mhde an ohoning ad­ r^i^i^'^Reftwtorff.” ternational relations that life mi-.y there. ‘THE CALL of the EAST hill, but was not injured. vance of one pOrift t6 112i and trdc- be secure and that the people of all But it is certain to be printed Mrs. John Carroll of Adams tloiial gaifra were scored In Reading street had about three feet of water I countries may live their own lives very fully in Sweden, where the labor S ^ E T T Comedy, A Milk Fed Vamp ,Chaimcey Tlwfwieh>jpU>ce Sold* and New York ChfitiAt ' ‘ ‘ ’ and seek out their own salvation; movement is very strong, and In all in her cellar Saturday and lost some | ‘ Mexican Petroleum was active, ad- and unless this has been accomplish­ of the neutral countries adjacent to potatoes. I vacing 2% to 85'%, While General ed by the German people themselves Germany. And the effect will be I ijro nurser3rman I Motors acted contrary to the genera! street,^ the the allied democracies in this strug­ felt as the military strangle hold on THAT WAR TAX. WATER 'TO BE SHUT OFF. ^Mce to Rev. | run of the market and fell tWo poihts t UNEN SHOWER. who recently gle must crush militarism and autu- German liberalism is lightened. The water of the Manchester j Mr. Phreahor Glastonbury, to 110. Copper shares were strong -Lady Member of Local Red The war tax on admission tickets Water Co. will be shut off tomorrow; yesterday b e u ^ t :th^^Cl)iaupcey C. American Smelting advancing one heginnlhg at 7 o’clock throughout j .Cross Asked to Help. is not such a hard measure after all Holm^ placAstreet. point to 80 and Anaconda % to Stock Quotations. I Southern Pac ...... 80% the entire system. A break in thej Some interpreted the law to mean This is ai n e w .'^ l^ of eight rooms 61%. ■ ) Southern Ry ...... : . . 21% mains occurred on Lydall street this; Reported for The Evening Herald st Paul : B v e^ lady member of. .|he local that a tax must be paid, no matter ihat Mr. H6l&^^ ;t lafet summer. Liberty 46’ rosfe to 96.20,‘while the ...... 42% forenoon. It was caused by a man Tex Oil ...... 143 Hed Cross chapter Is earhestty urg- what the nature of the entertain­ Mr. Wilson •jhbvO'hls fam’ i% 8 sold at 98.52. by Richter & Co., 6 Central Row, who Was thawing out his water pipe' Union Pac ...... 111% ,;to' contribute something, to the ment or who was giving it. Giving ^o his new h ^ ’ & re the first of The most important feature of the Hartford. 2.30 p. m. prices: U S Steel ...... 93% and he struck the main with his pick. len" Shower” for the French hos- that interpretation to the law, St. Mhy. *n fen i^ by Robert forenoon trading was the continiied At G & W I ...... 100 U S Steel P fd ...... ^ 10.8 % The water will probably be off all Not only sheets and pillow Mary’s Young Men’s club had de­ j. Smith;’ , iscant supply ot stocks even at the Alaska Gold ...... 1 % Utah Copper ...... 2^% through the day. 'That includes all American Sugar ...... 98% j,; but small articles, such as cided to charge an extra nickel for higher priced which -had been es­ Liberty Bonds 3 % s ...... 08l02 of the north end of the town. Am B Sugar ...... 74 and dish towels, wash cloths admission to its annual masquerade AN g<;^Afiic^®^ool selling. It later ecame very his creditors allege that he owes reported that the operation was suc­ Peuna ...... 45% ^ lied Ci-bss, this amount of Sena- peak, declining 27 to 32 points un- them about $2,000 which be is ,un­ cessful and that the patient was get- Repub I & S ...... 74% over to the chapter this GAS (X).’s OFFICE. I der the previous close. Reading ...... 72% able to pay. ^ng along well. Mrs. Lee was 66 who had The Manchester - Gaa-Co. whic yekrs Old and Is survived by her hus- ^0f financial end of the will be the ngme of the Iqeal 0Hd ’ oho son and four daughters, the ' Chfii' her faniily had l^ved in

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FOUR THE EVENING H®RAlft^ ^gi^SDAY^ JANUARY, 16, 1918 I W M W W p i'i'i >■?!■ 'wni - 1 [' er.they selised upon it,they found out CO. G SMOl^ ^N P . ■ -v 4 the disagreeable'truth that the ori-j ginal owner still -had good title to Nearing $200 Blarkf—PlctiA*et» of 'Thill WUl HeAp Olrls to get| \ ' iW/;i it. Co. O at Park Benefit. lin|ii»fl at th« Poit Ofllc* at Man> He didn’t go to France, but left I E m^ •• 0«coliid Clau Mall Master. ■ ■ y ” ■ • I—S .i^ on a south-bound steamer at Colon, Previously adoipwledged 174.00 How are and girls of I Panama.to appear later as an advent-j ^ n ie S. Carter 8.00 Hartford County going to raise mon­ PttbUahed br ; ,f}$ <" • uiier on a larger scale. Edward F. McCarthy 1.50 ey to buy Thrift Stamps? Bach boyj \ i ' 11b HerfU Prmtint Compan; f or girl who has. a place to keep a pig Brary E^eninK except Sundaye and SAFEGUARDING THE PRESS. The Company G Smoke Fund Is for a few mp^tliis-can earn a sub-1 Holidays. The power wliitih the government rapidly approaching the |200 mark stantial sum by.,worklng fifteen min­ already possesses afld has exercised and it Is expected that after Friday utes a day.. Hfirold A. Brunflage,! ,Jijr Mall, Postpaid. 11.00 aiC;...... Ten cents a week over the press of the ebuntry, would | Night. at the Park Thekter, the to- one corner in a. tobacco bam, an old ■ufle ConMy...... Two cents be enhanced many times if the con­ tal amount received will be well shed, or any other-building in which trol of distribution pf print paper over the $200, which Is a very good -Herald Building, Man- a pen can be made;would be suitable ir. ahestbr, loh Office—Ferris Block. passed into Its hands. A free press showing for the Fund which will be to keep a “ porker” ... .According to ioutl Mter. would, vin, fact, be a thing of the past. just two weeks old on that date. Mr. Brundage, this-offers an oppor­ —' Such control might,result In a falr- A crowded house Is expected for tunity to do a partlotic duty by in-1 er distribution and in fairer prices Friday night at th^^ Park Theater Main Offlce,^iMa^ aiid Hilliard Sts., IM creasing the pork supply and will Branch Officff^erris- Block ...... B40 tor the paper, but the. power over hand arrangements have been made help the boys or girls who are doing | ted they would, but this has a laughing-stock among the intel­ number of Manchester boys in this Hartford Jan. . Ifi-^In order to homelike. A s soon as you see this furniture, been due largely to the fact that corn ligent. troop, now in France and the picture expedite the sale. ot thrift Stamps you will agree that it is just the kind you flour has been held up en route. A There are evils enough in the shows them also, before they left for and war savings; certificates among much better showing is expected publishing business, and publishers over there. the schopl chil^^^^jOf. the state, the have always wanted. soon. themselves aren’t the last to realize The Black Watch. state director of the/ Connecticut the fact. Newspapers, however The famous Black Watch, the war savings committee has ruled that prosperous, only too often appear to remnants of which came to Hartford postal savings stampa may be used Watkins Brothers Inc. J MR. PERKINS AT WESLEYAN. have no settled principles, when their last fall on a recruiting mission will for the purchase of .torift stamps. The message which George W. particular pocket-books are endan­ be shown. It will be remembered The statement was made in some Perkins, the chairman of the board gered. The truth is suppressed, the that the Black Watch was a part of quarters that the . sum of 25 cents of directors of the International government and various individuals England’s “ Contemptible little ar­ was too large an'^aimdiint to expect Harvester corporation and former -- attacked, popular causes left to my” as the Huns were pleased to the smaller schpOiil a children to ac­ chairman of the Progressive nation- languish, and the news and advertis- | style the first British expeditionary cumulate at oncp. : In-order to over­ Yes. W e have the record, “ Keep the Home Fires Burning,” by al committee, brought to Wesleyan columns not'kept clean. ^ force landed in France in 1914. come this difficulty | Abe mark at the Ethiopian has a proverb that God more than open shops.” comrnander, Lieuteiiant Coipmander face. It is a much more serious crisp, short phrases, effective in col­ ■I. . , 1 ■ < ' which this stiate|» . to aim in the made the sands and the desert of ■ The address was delivered under Worth Bagley. Spitting out a thing to lose the soul than merely to or and lettering, which caught the Baltimore, Jan. 16.— Peter Becht, war savings campaign ^ now in pro­ Africa) while only angels made the the George Slocum Bennett founda­ mouthful of salt water he grinned rest of the world. If any American lose the life. Dr. Joseph Fort New­ eye and lingered in the memory. 55 years old and married, is one gress. ton confesses his shame and humil­ tion. and called out: To assist in the plans of the state ! oves not our flag, its colors betok­ 2. For the exhibits themsel'tea German who has no love for the “ Say Cap’n, where do we go from iation at the conduct of our drunk­ director mahy^9f,^)j^-"forces ening the nearness of divinity to our which were definitely planned to Kaisef. en soldiers in London. And those here?” state which have made past cam­ dust, the purity of our national put forward the One Big ‘ Idea of BOLO PASHA, ADVENTURER. “ I served in the German army who are returning from the other paigns Bucoesssl^’^:^'^' been enlisted, ideals, the human cost to establish each exhibit, whether it was meat, The fun story of the dareer of three years,” said Becht today. “ I side are telling how many of our $10,.'>00 S-TOLEN FROM and already success is predicted. and maintain them, the reason is not sugar, fat or wheat conservation* Bolo Pasha, international intriguer would not kill the Kaiser, I would boys who never knew the taste of CHICAGO EDISON CO. After the 500,000 insrkjis passed an far to seek. The undertaker’s or the .best foods for children. Not for Germany, may never-be known, put him in a cage and starve him intoxicants at home are falling Into attempt will be madd^Vo'ihcrease the Ivagon has driven up to the door of shown** hut they were all ready to be but many chapters of the story ap­ tb death as he is causing Germany the evil habit in France. Cannot a Chicago, Jan. 16— The Chicago po­ number to at least 800,000 with the that^man’s life and carried away his tasted, and the sceptic who doubted peared yesterday that told as extra­ to be starved now.” " government that protects its soldiers the palatabillty of a meat substitute, lice today are mystified by the theft ultimate hope of enlisting a million soul. ordinary a tale of an aViventurer’s Hecht displayed two broken from vice and drink at home do the was converted in short order by a of $10,500 stolen from a safe in a savers. Assistii^: W project are But patriotism Is not national doings„ as one would want to read. thumbs as evidence that"he has no same abroad? generous serving, and was also glV" \ i branch office of the Commonwealth all the forces m the Connecticut egotism. A true patriot in one land 'They covered a meteoric rise to for­ love for Hohenzollernism. ^ He said There is also a sacrificial element en a chance to copy the recipe for Edison company. The money was in State Council of Defense, women’s is in good repute in every other. Be­ tune from nothing in Copta Rica. the Kaiser struck him with a sword in true patriotism. It is more in the dish he liked. The good house­ bills of large denomination. organizations, schools, factories, cause he foves his own Prance, For the man who. partly carried while reviewing German cavalry evidence in America now than for wives of South Manchester will have John J. Houlihan, a book-keeper, fraternal socistil^,” and other fac­ America opens wide its arms to re­ out wholesale attempts at bribing the because eviifently did not like the many a day. A real change in the little difficulty in Hooverizing their. tors! ' ’ ceive Gen. Joffre. All the world French press, was no novice in ways way he, (Becht), held his thumbs who was one of the.few persons said mood of America has been develop­ families after the eloquent witness Connecticut’s total'' allotmeq,t loves a patriot. Like charity, pa­ that are dark and mysterious. A on the reins, to have known the combination of ing the past two years. Many a triotism begins at home but does not of the Food Fair to Food Conserve- , master of the “ glad hand,” smooth- Becht told his story at a local the safe and declared to be the only which this state,is expected to raise life that found its being’s end and confine itself there. Real love of tion menus. looking and smoothly groomed al- registration station, when he show- one who carried a key to it, was tak­ by the sale of thrift stamps and war aim in mere pleasure is now giving country grows up into love .of hu­ 3. For the exhibits of heme gar­ ways, with an air of confidence od first naturlization papers to clear en to police headquarters and quest­ savings certificates by January 1, its time and talent in service for the manity. Therefore America can den products, the hive of bees busi^ about him that seems to have hyp- himself of classification as an enemy ioned but later was released. 1919, is $26,000,000, an averagff'of boys in camp and trench. At the wrest Cuba and the Philippines from working to overcome the shortage almost $25 per capita. The task is same time there are those who are notlzed those with whom he came alien, the exploiting hand of the tyrant and of sugar, and the electric grist mill’ a tremendous ^ (One, but those in not at all conforming to the sugges­ into contact, Bolo Pasha easily per- GIANTS’ LINE-UP set them up in housekeeping for which ground grains “ while you suSded Costa Ricans that he was the WELLING WANTS charge predict success. tions of the food admipistrator. If COMIMETE, SAYS McGRAW themselves. And therefore Amer­ waited,” some of the corn meal be^^ _ represeiitatlve o f the large French I TO MEET LEONARD they are not traitors, they certainly ica is willing at great cost to fight ing used at a demonstration of “Wa#i * ODD ANT-EATER. are not patriots. Tlfe sentiment of cotthnerclal houses which he claimed New York, Jan. 16— Manager John in a war for democracy and not ask Time Economies” V presented ou tho^-j.'! Robert Burns might well express the t o a f l d obtained unlimited credit. New York, Jany 16— Joe Welling McGraw, of the Giants, who today one cent of indemnity or one foot of first efvening. ry ' ^ ’><4 He bonghtr one store after an- Chicago lightweight, is today press Washington. Jan. 16.— “ Jimmy, purpose of every loyal American: is on his way to Havana for a vaca­ land in return. 4. For. the arreagemeaiW the ant-eater,” ipascot of the U. S “ I mind it well, in early date, oibi'er, built up the business and then ing his claims for a bout with Benny tion, said before leaving New York which information upon Food sold it at a -Tiandsome profit. With Leonard, following his one-sided vic- Maiines in France, j'lst won’t There is a prophetic element in When I was beardless, young and that he has all of his players lined up patriotism. Foretelling future servation was gotten over'to thls money he bought a fine farm tory over Shamus O’Brien in ten ants.. blate. for the coming season. events was not the chief function of audiences through the talks in the suburbs of Cartago— this was rounds last night. Welling was an He’ll eat anything but ants al­ And first could thresh the barn, “ The players- are all satisfied,” the ancient prophets. They knew demonstrations by specialists,' whlsw' in 1896— and furnished it in a easy winner and simply toyed with though once in^^while the cook slips Ev’n then a wish (I mind its power) said McGraw, “ and there will be no their tif^fes and spoke of living is­ were . given at ^ stated tildes ■ princely way. As a matter of fact | his opponent in a ten-round out it over, on him by camouflaging in­ A wish that to my latest hour bold-outs. With Doyle back and sues. They were essentially preach­ the afternoon and .evei^g he didn’t really ,,buy the farm, but sects in scraps of bread. Of course Shall strongly heave my breast. Barnes added to the pitching staff ers of righteouness who summoned day in a large hall above the.T^*‘ only made a deposit upon it, but TRIES TO KELL LENINE Jimmy thinks h®’® eating raisin That I for poor old Scotland’s s^ke, I .,^m satisfied that the New York individual and nation to godly liv- where the exhibits were pldc^. that wasn’t found out until a:ier- BOLSHEVIK “ PREMIER.” bread— but wh^.’s the difference. Some useful plan, or book could cliib will be in the race from the Ung. We need the voice of the 5. For the “ follow-up”, ward. Jimmy becaihe attached to the make. which the Committe plans )to do start.” bropbet. Fuel is short. Will it Then . followed the highest kind I Amsterdam, Jan. 16.— The at- Marines at Vera Cruz, more than Or sing a song at least.” he^a. mark of patriotism to close our the prepar^ttion of a cook-boolc 0<^^< of high living, while BolOj entertain- tempted assassination of Premier two years ago, and since then has churches and keep our saloons run­ taining receipes for all th e. dlahi ed, mostly on credit, friends of both Lenine of Russia was reported in a 12-ROUND DRAW led an adventpresome life. When ning? There is something hypb- “ Don’t throw rice— save food and exhibited, as well as those sexes. - dispatch received here today from IS UNPOPULAR the sea-soldiers .vent overseas he 'crltical in those who contend for help win the war.” But it is a pity contributed by ^ the Swedish, Fo He retained the confidence of his Petrograd. The would-be assassin went along. this. The church will close her to abandon so time-honored a bridal Italian, and Jewish honsekeepeim, creditors up to the very last, and no fired four shots at the Bolshevik! Boston, Jan. 16— Bathing Levins He greally puzzles the French idoors if that be necessary for human custom merely because of a world South Manchester. ' • Interference was made, when be In- leader, but all went wide of their ky and Bill Brennan are unpopular pollu with his Chpjce of foods. He welfare and the progress of the conflict. Why not a substitute, war­ formed them that he had to go to mark. No other details were given. with the boxing fans here today af­ eats all the scraps— cigar and kingdom of God in the earth. The ranted to contain no calories, of an The Prussian guard seems-to I^'ra^ on a business trip. His es- Advices received here yesterday ter theii; 12-round draw last night ^arette butts.,don’t go amiss. - church is always a school of patri­ artificial war-rice?— New York lost some of its “ efflciency.’”- tate refnafhed behind, and ^guhtless from Stockholm said Lenine was at There was very little fighting and ’’ in short, eats anything anc otism. ,i But the church will resist Evening Post. den Morning Record. aisdmed ample security.When,howevr | a sanitarium in Finland the crowd voiced its disapproval. [everything but aUts.

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'4 ! 1v L>.45^' ■ -*1 *T,.' 'i & M - Never before was the scope of vo­ ed in ^factories and workshops is al­ cational opportunity for women so most three times greater than that wide, nor the chances for even un­ of men. Don*t Hesitate! SAVE YOUR QUARTERS—HELP WIN THE WAR trained women to earn money so In reply to the question: "What many and varied. The advice of can women do other than knitting, COME TO US WITH FULL CONFIDENCE conserving food and giving volun­ authorities on women in Industry, You will find nothing in onr dealings that vary ECONOMIES JANUARY WHITE SALE however,is to the effect thatadeQuate tary service to the Red Cross?" THE OF OUR Four Minute Speakers. in the slightest degree from our advertising.. We training is essential for efficiency NEVER charge any “ extras”— we never charge today, and the ^ a r has brought in­ There is a large field of useful­ ness for the woman who wishes to any “ interest”— we sell ONLY dependable mer- to existence many sources of in­ chandise. You can pay us a DOLLAR A WEEK cLndise at a Uberal reduction. Dainty llndemiuslins. White Gooda, Gloves, White struction for women desirous of serve her country, in Americanizing men, women and children of for­ and not worry. W HY “save” and deny yourself Silks, etc., are included in this Sale and Stocks are weU selected and prices in training for Industry. simply to pay some other store “cash” ? THINK The type of woman, her mental eign birth in this country, and every many instances less than quoted at wholesale. . IT OVER! and physical ability, will determine arge city yields women’s relief com­ GOWNS, SKIRTS, CORSET COVERS, CHEMISES, COMBINATIONS, ETC. largely her wage-earning power. For mittees which are in need of work­ WE CLOTHE MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN the woman of fair education the ers. €rOod volunteer war work can FOR A DOLLAR A WEEK. Corset Covers various lines of clerical work offer also be accomplished by arousing Gowns a fruitful field. The United States interest In the nation’s war loans— its Liberty Bonds and its War Sav­ of extra good quality Muslin and Nainsook, Corset Covers of fine Nainsook, deep Civil Service possibly presents the high, V and low neck at the following re- most favorable opportunity for this ings Certificates and Thrift Stamps. trimmed back and front. 1,-Ructions: class as the service of female clerks, Any woman with a gift for public 987-609 MAIN 8TBEBT c^e $2.98 quality, sale p r ic e ...... $2.49 for the Government is in demand. speaking may become a “ Four Min­ Our regular $1.98 quality for this sale $1.44 ute Speaker." The $2.49 quality, sale p r ic e ...... $1.98 There is need in most of the larg^ ■^illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllillillllliliiiiili'f;; The $1.98 quality, sale p r ic e ...... $1.44 Our regular $1.49 quality for this sale $1.19 cities for intelligent women to fill Civilian relief for families whose The $1.49 quality, sale p r ic e ...... $1.19 Our regular $1.00 quality for this sale /9c. clerical positions, taking the place men have gone to war offers a large The $1 and $1.25 quality, sale price .. .89c. of men who have gone to: war. field for patriotic volunteer service. Our regular 75c. quality for this sale 69c. Financial aid may be provided, po­ BaniTH Use Women. officials have decided to hold him sitions be found for women depend­ Our regular 50c. quality for this sale 39c. Banks are opening their doors to until some definite action has been Skirts ents and practical service may be BALTIMORE SPY CENTER women clerks, and offices and com­ taken. Muslin Long Skirts, hamburg, lace and rendered mothers who are compelled mercial houses require women in There is a decided feeling in Bal­ ribbon trimmed, reduced *as follows: to work in the absence of their hus­ their filing divisions, for statistical timore today that if proven guilty Regular $2.98 Skirts, sale p r ic e ---- $2.49 Drawers bands. Child welfare work is a FOR U .S . PRO-GERMANS? work, the operation o f tabulating Sporrman should pay the' supreme Regular $2.49 Skirts, sale p r ic e ---- $1.98 primary insurance of the country’s machines, secretariial wbri, etc. The penalty. Baltimore has become the Regular $1.98 Skirts, sale p r ic e ---- $1.44 of Muslin and Nainsook, neatly trimmed welfare. railroad offices througbbut the home of large numbers of alien ene­ Regular $1.49 Skirts, sale p r ic e ---- $1.19 with hamburg. Nurse Crippl®d Men. country employ women ■ -as ticket Fate of Waher Spomnan is mies since the war zones were cre­ Regular $1.00 Skirts, sale price .... .89c. The soldiers returning from bat­ The $1.49 quality for this s a le ...... $1.19 agents, freight clerks and in other ated, and numerous alien enemies The higher grade Skirts: tle will shortly offer an extensive clerical positions formerly filled by driven from Washington have taken $8.49 quality, sale p r ic e ...... $7.50 The $1 and $1.25 quality for this sale 89c. field for relief work of patriotic up to Attorney General men. In many cities the: denyuid for up their abode here. $6.98 quality, sale p r ic e ...... $5.98 American women. Thousands of The 75c. quality for this sale ...... 69c. telephone operators Ifi larger than Baltimore citizens are intense in $4.98 and $4.49 quality, sale price . . . $3.89 crippled men must be reconstructed Gregory Now the supply. their feeling against these alien en­ The 50c. quality for this s a le ...... 42c. and re-educated. Volunteer lay $5.98 quality, sale p r ic e ...... $4.49 On tlie Farms. emies who do not obey the law and Xfrorkers can do much for the physi­ For the woman in the cduntry the declare that the death penalty for cal comfort of convalescents by giv­ CHEMISES farm offers an opportunity for ser­ Sporrman would prove an excellent ing massage, by helping the lame to vice. Women In New York and New WOMAN IN CASE FOUND example and would clear the city Envelope and Plain Chemises, in exceptionally good quality Nainsook, all daintily walk, the deaf to hear and the blind Jersey last summer demonstrated of the suspicion which seems to hang * trimmed with hamburg an dlace. to see, by reading, by entertaining their ability to perform mutually over It of being a spy center. ^ The $2.98 quality, sale p r ic e ...... J2.49 profitable work in the' market gard and by performing other duties to Miss May Stoop His Fiancee— She’ll The $1.49 quality, sale p r ic e ...... ens, orchards and evenvln the grain help men who have given themselves Renounce Him, if He’s a Traitor, The $1.00 quality, sale p r ic e ...... a ' V ...... t" ’ fields. At the beginning of the sea­ to the nation’s cause. She Says. A small lot of Combinations— drawer and cover— values up to $2.49, for our January son the farmers tregtOj: with scep­ For the patriotic American wo­ State Trade White Sale $1.00. ^ ^ _ ticism feminine offers,4 q* sei^ice; man who wishes to do other work This price to close. No exchange, no credit, none on approval and none C. O. D. but before its cloM tll^iNFQmen had than knitting, conserving food and Baltimore, Jan. 16— The fate of Shop N o te s • AMERICAN LADY’^ CORSETS become a valuable ggrl|||6eral asset working through- the Red Cross, the Walter Sporrman, alleged German in the farming sec^«l»b*«* those following organizations and others super-spy, rests today in the hands This popular make of Corset sold exclusively by us, in medium and low bust model, of kindred nature will yield ample of Attorney General Gregory. Sporr­ and . of good quality coutil. Regular price $1.25 and $1.50, for our January White Sale stated. The boys and girls of the Steto For the city wom.) information for relief work. man is in the city jail here. He Trade School have aroused consider­ cal ability is her National Americanization Com­ will be held here until deputy Uni­ able enthusiasm in the War Savii^ b r a s s ie r e s a n d b u s t CONFINERS bread winning,, tb mittee, 29 West Street; National ted States Attorney Latane has col­ campaign. Each department has ■T tor Woman Service , 105 ai. ... close; many .posiUomi^ lected all of the evidence, which ap­ ganized a War Savings club. A If “ ■ I Street; National Securl- pears to incriminate Sporrman as the 4* tjiq chart with a "thermoniiAter^V. 81 Pine Street, and Na- leqider of a hand of German plotters cater'for each ffeparfmefff'Biffi; t All' Ic Pederhflon, 105 lYest against the United States. He will ^ V • • •• • • • • • • • • f •• • • • "<{( erected in the corridor to dl Many 'Ot^i^^n||^^^^PBgfiou lotbTstreet, all of New York City; then report to Gregory, who will de­ the results. Counts arq. obtained the country fire in National Society D. A. R., Washing­ cide on what charge Sporrman will by dividing the number of cents con­ the freight yarda ton, D. C. and Special Aid Society be tried. tributed in each department by their forms of labor, and:3||$p|ilipe in de for American reparadness, 601 The mysterious woman in the case membership. ' mand as Car cleanert(^i^^Npi$ich lat Boylston Street, Boston. Is known today. She is Miss May The Electrical club with a meD^ ter service they them- In every state in the Union may Stoop, a pretty brunette, of 22 or bership' of thirteen is in the lead w G e t t h e selves highly satisf The po- 4je found units of the Woman’s Com­ 23 years, the fiancee of Sporrman present writing with 164 points an(l licewoman is also while mittee of the Council of National When she was located in the Raleigh an investment of $21.48 including occasionally a Wojntlj^ be seen Defense. These organizations have Hotel in Washington by federal au­ the purchase of four War Savings driving a delivery information concerning every phase thorities, who have lieen working on Stamps. Statistics from the W of IJetroit of the war work being done by w the case, Miss Stoop said: "I suppose The’ Machinist club with a mem­ men. Red Cross associations are' .sV,:...; show that within reoe«/«6nth8 the I am the mysterious woman referred bership of twenty-three is a close increase in woman service employ­ in thirteen districts. to. I have been engaged to Walter second having 161 points, an in­ for quite a while amKI believe him vestment of $36.86 including eight cording to the Cologne Volks Zel- to be innocent. If it is proven other­ Wjar Savings Stamps. tung. The paper states that it has wise then, of course, I shall renounce A total of $62.19 has been in­ IeVEN M E I A i m S T S not yet been decided just how far him. vested by the Trade School mem­ the Chancellor will go in replying to "On accou' t of his being a Ger­ bers not including any instructors IN C E M IIIE SPLIT the 0* President / Wilson man I was opp.’ sed to liis being em­ ox* assistants. and Lloyd George on war aims. ployed about the camps," Miss Stoop Jack Sanderson,, a recent gradu­ Admiral von Tirpitz, according to said. "I told him so several times ate o f the Carpentry department, dispatches received here today, ad­ while we wefo discussing stories in made a short ,, visit to the Trade jOne Party Avowedty, Another dressed a big meeting of the german the newspapers about spies and plots, school Monday afternoon. Sander­ Patriots’ League in Berlin yester­ liut. he said he liked the employment. son enlisted in the Army Ordnance day, urging against any peace move “ I am an American girl through Detachment and is located at the U. S. Proving Grounds, Aberdeen, Indirectly for Territorial at this time. and through, first and last and all "We have arrived at the most crit­ of the time. I would not do a thing Maryland. Jack is more than pleas­ Addition ical period of the war, von Tirpitz rigainst my country and I would ed that his training as a carpenter is quoted as saying. “ England and break my engagement with him and gives him distinction in his service America have begun a concerted never speak to him again if he was for Uncle Sam. He is wojkini; with peace offensive. If we would' con­ X spy.” his hammer and saw while college WAR VERSUS FEACE serve our world position we must Five other arrests are imminent men, bank clerks, lawyers and other professionals are doing the heavy not take a renunciatory peace be­ today. 'Two of the men now held work of unloading cars, digging cause England is now ready to de­ under surveillance are prominent u Admiral von Tirpite Says England mand it. At this critical time we citizens, but they are said not to be trenches, etc. ' Joseph Saimond, Anthony Mozy- and America are Pushing Peace place our faith in the Kaiser, Hln- I'csirtents of Baltimore. Propaganda— Opposes Peace. denburg and Ludendorff.” gai and Lillian Tabk, who hgve re­ Spy Principals Scattered. cently graduated from the Textile Federal authorities claim that R e d u l Amsterdam, Jan. 16.— Germany’s department of the State Trade much of the evidence of a great spy •nterrnal crisis is far from being set­ THE STENOTYPE. School, have taken good >q;»ositions ring in the United States is located Back and Front-Laca tled. Advices received here today at the local silk mills and are work­ For in this city, but that the prominent for ihow that a new split has developed The Fastest Writing Machine in th® ing at their trade. parties to the plot are distributed SLENDER and over the Brest-Litovsk conference. World. There is opportunity for enroll­ STOUT FIGURES through the United States. AVERAGE FIGURES The supreme military command and ments in all departments of the Sporrman spent a quiet night at Make large hips^ £sappear; the government are at loggerheads There will be a demonstration of evening trade school. Conscripted Give Style, Comlort'and per­ the city jail. The seriousness of the bulky waist-lines more over annexations. A dispatch c^uot- th^ Stenotype a shorthand writing men due for the second and third fectly fitting Gown. Long offense with which he is charged, he graceful; awkward bust- ng the Leipzig Volks Zeitung says: machine, at the rooms of the Con­ drafts should take advantage of the wearing.'they assure the knows, takes it philosophically and Unes smaller and have the "Of course the controversy is not necticut Business College in the opportunity to improve themselves utmost in a corset at most seems inclined to believe that he will “ Old Corset ” comfort with jne between annexationists and non- Odd Fellows’ building on Thursday for service in the Army by attend­ Economical Price. be dealt with leniently. first wearing. innexationists, for both sides agree evening, January 17, at 7 o’clock. ing some one of the classes ip Ma­ Marius Asch, who was taken into W . B. Nuform :hat annexations ought to be made. Mr. Howard Heitman of New York chine, Toolmaking, Carpentry, custody here yesterday, is looked on I The struggle is how the annexations City will take dictation and read Electrical Practice, Drafting, Tex­ S 3 . 5 0 & 5 5 . 0 0 51.00 to *3.00 No. 929 $2.00 by the authorities as the biggest as­ ire to be attained. The supreme back his notes. The notes of the tile Work or Radio Transmission. set in the case. Asch, who is an af­ xrmy command insists on the remov- stenotype are so clear that the dic­ fable sort of a man, is said to be aS Pnden WEINGARTEN BROS. Inc.. New York Chicago San Francbco il of the German frontiers to the tation can be read backward as strongly American and has been un­ IJZ^RINA INSANE. oastward on the plea of the necessity easy as forward. This demonstra­ tion will be open to any interested popular with alien enemies here be­ of making them secure, while appa-^ Paris, Jan. 16.— Informatipn has person and a la^ge number should cause he has displayed no friend­ nouncement of it was withheld at the here for $227,775. The stallion, .’ently the government would like to reached Geneva, according to a .dis­ , HjgJT.f lARD LEAVES take advantage of this opportunity ship for the cause of the Fatherland. request of the President. Presi­ Ultimus, bought by U. S. Miller oi oecure this object by a roundabout patch from there tods]^, that the ^ S. DEFENSE COUNCIL, to sqe one of the most up-to-date It developed today that the appre­ dent Wilson has now, however, ac­ New York for $26,000, brought the way .th at is to say, by. the creation former Czarina of Russia has gone ^ n , Jan. 16.— Daniel methods of taking notes from dic­ hension of Asch followed voluntary ^ojtte of the most prominent cepted the resignation. highest price. Emil Herz of New I of G^man vassal states. insane. Hel daughter Tatiana, who tation. information which he gave to the York bought the mpre Marian I^ood “ It is a controversy between ad- was reported to have started tor the ! iinsiness men that have The Connecticut Business College) authorities. BIGGEST SA£E o p RACE for $17,000. ierents of avowed annexation on the yhited States, is nursing her moth­ ' $ the government In is conducting a day and evening Brother Probably Innocent. HORSES ON RECORD. one hand and of disguised anneu- er and has never left Tobolsk, Si­ ^ar, has severed all school In the Odd Fellows’ building. Frederick H. C. Sporrman, broth­ Lexington, Ky., Jan. 16.— In what tion 6n the other.” beria, where the Roma&pff tamlly the Council of Na- Maybe you also have noticed that Regular courses ate offered In er of the accused man, has been is declared to have been.J.he largest Hertling Delayil Spoedi. is being held. The tormpr Oiar is B, it was learned today. shorthand and bookkeeping or placed In the city Jail, W^hlle It Is sale of racing stock ever held, 137 when a girl hacKa dress that’s be­ Chancellor von Hertling Will make declared to have become tsrjr mood^ M i|ii resignation as chair- those wishing to specisllze In any­ not generally believed he is an ac­ ^ c . 'Worses belonging to James W. Cor­ coming she wants to be going.— Pat­ his delayed speech to the Ratehttag and doestiot talk to anyone. ^mvisory committee of one subject can do so. auv 9-lt2 complice in t,he case, nevertheless- time ago, but an­ rigan of Cleveland, Ohio, were sold erson News. Main Committee in a few •©* A- ti' ffKr/ fl' ^r‘‘V W' •>K- *J‘.v .-r>‘ E'AVy-’rV V f e j ' ,V'iT

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TONIGHT IN MANCHESTER. )nr R on Are Scattered All This is Wheatless Wednesday.. Roller Skating, Armory. Ladies of Maccabees, Foresters Over die Face of the Has Been Erected for a Few Days liall. Home gv^ard drill. Earth O nly at GLENNEY & HULTMAN’8 Temple Chapter, O. E. S., Odd Fel­ lows hall. M•. ’ned at the City is in the naval reserves. Park fi ^hers are a num­ Dr. William L Daviasou, son of ber rt Bta- Mr. and Mrs. Gsorge Davidson of liondd m i l i K ^ ( These Churc^i street, who has ptecticedrl l o c a l h o y s dentistry in New York city for ajoceantai^e; jon A^DSand lake. Ernest Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. number of years, h ^ opened an of­ Sherwoodi9 kdtk the U. S. VVil fice' in Iia^tfol•(^ engineers stetitmed at Fort A. L. Brown and his brother Ralph, The .-idics’ Guild of St. Ma-v's Sill, Okiahe®te; . “ Bobbie” Cleve­ who enlisted in the aviation division ( h« hW« h« hWh!hW«hWH5Kh5hWuWhW ^ ^ Episcojf.J chur-'-'a '.vtil meet in the land is at l i i ^ .Charles in Louisiana. are now enjoying warm, sunny days parish house at two o’clock tomor However fayr'Aphrt Manchester men in camp at San Antonio, Texas. Ernest is serving on a post office de­ FROM OUR MID-WINTER SAL^ . I JIH It 11 tftt**-*'-*-***-******"*''*'************************ row tXuPrnoon. Tea wi.l be served, may drift. they are always sure to with Rev. and Mrs. J. S. Neill as the meet anoth^ Bfenchester man. tail at the camp. He writes it Is guests of honor. When loeal man was sent to sad to see the great number of pack­ GEORGETTE CREPE W AISTS ...... $4.28" ^ The lengthening day is becoming Fort Slocum*'the first day he was in ages coming to camp by mall so in­ Sweater Coats VOILE WAISTS...... $1.00 more apparent each clear day. This mess line he, was surprised to have securely packed that all marks of identification have been lost. Be­ At Odd Prices ^ Is encouraging. It will not be long a Mauchester-.man dish out his stew. KNITOLA YARN, 2 OZ. BALLS ...... 58c. cause of the carelessness of senders until spring arrives with the warm Those who Joined the aviation corps many gifts for the soldier boys never weather that will make everybody and were sent to different parts of A GOOD GRADE OF CORDUROY PANTS FOR MEN reach their destination. Ralph forget that we had a severe winter. the states fietaUy all drifted together a t ...... $3.50 Brown has no special detail as yet Raoul W. D’Archy, of Hartford, at Sau Antonio, Texas. The men but has applied for a position in the will be the speaker at the Circle on in the Naval Reserves are being con­ BOYS’ CORDUROY KNICKERBOCKER PANTS ground officers’ corps, men who have Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock at the stantly changed. Every time they AT ...... *...... $1-50 to do surveying and compute angles Open Forum meetings held each Sun­ hre tran^errad;they fall in with men ELMAN’S and altitudes. ■(fii BOYS’ HOCKEY CAPS A T ...... 50c day there under the auspices of the from their own home. town. Allen Balch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Manchester Single Tax Club. He One peculiar coincidence happen­ MENS’ HOCKEY CAPS A T ___ $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 C. I, Balch, who enlisted with the will speak on “ Financing the War.” ed in France. When the companies m WOMEN’S FELT SLIPPERS AT $1.00, $1.25, .$1.50, which were .formerly Troops B and L Brown brothers, is In the motorcycle The White Way lights were shut battalion at the same camp. $1.75 and $1.90. 1 off last night in accordance with the were sent across to France they Fuel Administrator’s wishes. Only landed with no thoughts of ever see MEN’S WOOL HOSE ...... 25c to 75c PAIR the top light burned aU night and ing any nwx'e Manchester people. A SNAKE STORY. ^— ------that was turned off at midnight. The When Co. G arrived in France they AGENTS NEW ME'IHOD LAUNDRY CORP. street lights were not turned off at were stationed only twelve miles Motormen and conductors on the Rockville lines were surprised the midnight Monday night bat were left away from the former companies SPECIAL OFFER which contained many Manchester other morning when a four foot black burning until one o’clock. INTRODUCING ELITE ANTISEPTIC DENTA^V boys. It did not take long for the snake was found on top of one of The last regular session of the CREAM FOR CLEANSING AND PRESERVING THE A. L. Brown & Company second round of St. Mary’s Bowling news to travel and whenever the the c»rs. It is supposed that when league will be held at the Center al­ fellows in both companies were on the car was going under Brown’s TEETH. leave they hiked the full twelve bridge that the snake was shaken Men’s Faniishings, Depot Square. lays this evening. There is one FOR 29 CENTS WE WILL GIVE ONE TUBE • W inlles to see the other boys from from Its winter nest and then stuck postponed match between John ELITE DENTAL CREAM AND A 25 CENT TOOTIf >♦»» » Hyde’s and Irving Wickham’s teams Manohesterc' Wken Thomas Ward to one of the cold iron trolley poles and this will be rolled off as soon as who was the first Manchester boy to It did not take long for the story to BRUSH. ONLY ONE OF THESE COMBINA1 possible. The third round will reach the trenches with the Amerl spread and each and every one of the SALES TO A CUSTOMER. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦I I »» » start Monday night. can forces landed with Perrshlng’s men believed the story with the ex­ A telegram received from New­ men he says the first man be met on ception of “ Jack” Shea of the Green Where the Best port, R. I., this morning stated that French soil was from Manchester line. “ Jack” says he is from Mis­ the condition of Moses Dougan, who and was serving on an American souri and as yet the snake hasn’t MAGNELL DRUG CQ. transport. Manchester men are been brought around. Glasses are Made 1 has been ill with pneumonia at the THE PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS. Naval Station, is very unfavorable everywhere. ■ V fi- >t:l Monday, Sailor Dougan was report Odd Addresses. FORE8TER8 INSTALL. OPEN EVERY DAY FROM 3 P. M. TO 8.30 P. M. ed to be out of danger, but his con­ The honor roll discloses some pe­ At the meeting of Court Manches­ If you are suffering from eye strain, headaches or ner­ dition has changed since then. His culiar addresses. Perhaps the mosu ter, Foresters of America, In For­ vousness you can gain nothing by neglecting your eyes. brother, Thomas G. Dpugan, has peculiar of all is that of Bert Deere esters’ hall last evening, the newly formerly a local barber. He gets elected officers for the ensuing term UNCIiAIMED L B T T i ^ ,- In most cases the trouble will rapidly grow worse. Good been at his bedside for several days. Unclslmed letter* ars hsl| -^ight is too valuable for your success and comfort to run his mail as follows: Bert Deere, No were installed by Deputy Grand Hall, Modean & Co 3106219, Co. D, 8d C. O. R., C. B Chief Ranger John F. , Limerick of South Manchester poit oiOes, the slightest risk of impairing it. DISCXJNTINTJES HERALD. FURNITURE and following persons: Alex. As an eyesight specialist I examine eyes, design, i^ke, F., c-o. C. P. O., London, Eng. It Court Nutmeg. The reports of the would he safer to use two envelopes officers for the •.••»t year were read Pearl St.; R. P. Braobm and fit glasses at reasonable charges. The experience UNDERTAKING lucl, 13 Norman St. Daniel Miller, of Spencer Street for this address than one. Charlie mcl showed the couvt to be in a most I have had, the care taken in every step, from the initial Angry Because of Red Cross Story. 24 Birch Street. Phone 6PA HoU St.; August Larion, examination to the glasses fitted to your eyes make my Hall gets his mail in care of Mrs. prosperous condition Court Man Chester holds Liberty bonds to the House Phone 884-4 Miner, F. Nprkus. 86, service highly satisfactory. Maggs, 2fS Bdgeware Road, Pad­ Daniel Miller, of Spencer street, dington, London, Bngland. Thomas amount of 16,000 The meeting Chas. Schaub. Hgve^you see the deep curve “COHAL” lenses, they stopped his Herald yesterday but at • t*, are nearly twice as deep as the regular Toric, they are l^edford is far from the Germans in was followed by a social session and II the same time asked vdiere he might entertainment program under the During the present scarcity of made like the eye itself giving the same wide field of Franco although he is very much in Invest two dollars in the Red Cross. tho servicOi He is stationed in the direction of Past Ohl^f Ranger John SUGAR vision. He stopped taking the paper becausel Barracks, Hawaiian Isl- Jensen. Why not use some of my This wonderful lens is sold only in my office and cannot during the recent Red Cross cam- ands. He Is In Troop F of the 4th be bought elsewhere. I do my own lens grinding in So. paign an article appeared In these cavalry; NOT REQUIRED. Heavy Fruit Syrups? Mnachrater. Will appreciate an qMX>rtunity to seiwe you columns saying that Miller’s father All tlUMa 512 people have left Delicious fruit flavors and which will mean better and pore comfortable visipn and refused to Join tbA Re4 Cross Mid Mafiche«tor. They are spread as The local war bureau received plenty of sugar.. Strawberry, glasses^; f o f you. • said things about the govarameat far apart around the world as though word from Wnehington this morn­ that at this time are not particuteriyl they weiwt abttikled.. They have left ing that the so-called Washington red and black raspberry, cherry Lewis A . : Hines, Ref. fjafipropriatek thafr irtiMtltfnftj their families and Number of enlisted men was no and wild grape. $1.50* $1.75 EYESIGHT SPECIAU^ ! As a result of'the artieie. tedeealj lovedxioeair la Manchester, Connect!- longer required. Relatives, who and $2.00 per gallon. HOUSE A. HALE BLOCK ' SOUTO MANCHESTER [•lagonts were no1ii0eA of the incidentlont^ u M |rj^ iv oae puriK>^— to beat have.,been trying to seonre^fhe num- WALTER OLCOtt, 21 Forest St ’ and the MillEv blamed The the KiMier >ahd-yto win the war to ir^ re , need bother no more Phone 357, So. Manchester* Conn. ^ Herald for their troubles. I Unela'$|H|ktlL' abW rit. 82tf

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