New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 27, 1918, Page 9

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 27, 1918 HARTFORD AVE. BOY | TRAINED AMERISANS oo | ....h5iie | | means home security, but it ls the i . [ ir most heartening word from home to Corltimed tthm Pigst Bage) pntlrusd from First Poged i nos (Centlaed i it Lon People's Church Notice. the men of the battle fronts. { A ional s (Erie Gl W reor s el ol ot Gomtl L Lty i=incthonly allda il it Wiaving 6 Central 4 gtor Mass.; ] as | 218 Loxlneion Ia home | brigade, but the work goes on at | O'Callaghan, Cambridge, M Cook | Trederick §. Foltz, temporarily 1In | street, R, G. Stelnhoff, pastor. Sunday but ) W Albert J. Chenade, Somers, (Conn.;|command,) and T6th National army | 10 a. m., prayer servize; 10:46 morn- , M8ht. Every available foot of soil 31 West Privates Andy Bobenmoyer, Green- | (Major Gen. Hery . Hodges, Jr.) ing worship; 12:14 Sunday school; | |3 Cuitivated, and by the more im- Lilley Build ville, O.; William Burns, Homer, N. | Gen. March announced the tem- | 5:45 Young Peopla's meeting; 7:00 Proved methods. The Scientific Am- Third Natio: Y.: James L. Clemons, Sand Gap Jrary commanders. of the five corps | Iivanzelistic Service. The pastor will , CYiCAI savs that tractors and drivers Ky.; Pairick Curran, South Boston s follows. preach at hoth services. Thursday, | o' 1o the most intensive sort of a Hloward . Doucette, Nomerville, | [tirst corps. Major (ien. Hunter | 7:45 Church prayor meeting, Ghalicy Wi skt RAbiiles BER Oien Mass.: Arthur M. Drury. Bowling | 1ggett; Second corps, Major Gen. | el known; and S Green, O.; Odus N. Everharf. New- | gopert L. Bullard; "Third corp: A —the machines themselves are of field, N. Y.; Raymond . Fellows, |zjgjor Gen. William M. Wright; Fourth | peccipiont D o Somerville, Mass.; Jerome ¥. Gilbert, | corne Major Gen. George W. Reed; | eal of God and the Mark of [ WOrk by epecial arrangements with Attleboro, Mass.; Harley C. Huxford, | pe(n corps, Major Gen. Omar Bunday. | e Beast.” will he the subject of the O iR IR £ COAE Russellville, & C.; John E. Jackson, | o TR i B GIRCL Y, (e, W e | u'r‘i(lrr‘ts& at the Gospel Tent Sunday | 2FOUPRs of f":‘ z:vr:«;\.\ "".n;"fl to a Hubbard Lake, Mich.; Tony 8. Ne- | L.y the 29na. Natfonal Guard di- | BVening at § o'clock. During the | 81ven district. and are used on = | (Atlanta Constitution) The army behind the lines in Great STRAW HATS. i A Plowing Army. | meth, Astoria, N. Y.; Antoni Prois, | service the Twenty-third Psalm will be | Schedule of 24 ‘honl ulnr da 2 in mmer read while pictures illustrating it win | SMf'S 4«um‘ all the 1253 O“f‘m,” be thrown on the curtain Next | (he district is done. This, of Conree, week servizes will he hold af the tent | MCANS gt plowing by artificia Tuesdny, Wodr i { light: but here for once, time is of uesda cdnesday amd Thuorsday e et | evenings. and Saturday affernoon. Ajp | MO’ value than light. Some men ) i [flsre Tt SRR ey are employed, but the majority of 20 BIG U-BOATS OFF are welcome to these servic are wom- PALM BEA SUTTS, " ~ e i PALM .ss::uf‘ UrT Prineville, Ore. T‘]“\',Mn& llmn;;d F‘::v\ the drivers und mechanics py, Forth Worth, Tex; Archie Scott, en. A thousand ivers alone have 7 OLLE . 101 4 ol : Ages st | T < ~ I\\I(Iv.\ :n[ l'l\\ Franklin, Tex.; Galico Trouty, U’\"vl COAST OF AMERICA | St Mark's Church. had to be recruited recently. Com- | pasbtl s hetkh 8. ( Services. Sunday. July 28, 101s, | plete arrangements are in effect for | Interest” BATHING SUITS, Died of Airplane Accident. = | Ninth Sunday after Trinity. 7:30 instruction and gradual breaking in SOFT SHIRTS. Licut Richard E. Llovd, Chica80. |y upe Dispateh Siys Number of | M- holy communion; 11:00 a. m., |al the actual field work—arrange- i Wounded Severely. ! morning prayer and sermon by the | Ments in which the agricultural col- | SO¥FT COLLARS. Leut. Frank €. Cooper, Brockton Subs in Aflantic Have Incveased rector. Wednesday evening, July 31st. | 1eges are a factor of importance.” : At 7:30 p. m.. there will be surgical Many and wmerited are the tributes | 30 Per Cent. dressings work in the parish house. | 1o the lovalty and self-sacrificing de- porals ‘Arthur Bateman, South Coven-| Geneva, July °7.-—A dispatch re- - votion of the women's workers, and 3 there is no class distinction in the try, Conn.: Herbert R, Bean, Bethel, | caived at Basel, Switzerland, toda First Church of Christ, Scienti 2 2 work. “We have put our will to it,” Maine.; Allen V. Fitzmorris, Skowhe- | ¢ [Hamburg, says: | Chapel laoinei ot v r : c 1 g, says: ! . corner o est Main street | 5 led v “we kno th e rre gan, Me.: Leonard Langsdorf, Phila.;l " wjrsre than 20 large submarines are | a 2 e ot Street | gpid a titled woman: “we know noth- than 20 large submarines are | and Park Plac Sundaymouningy| jn el oty R RaSnG o nn i eca L . Lawrence Litchfield Newton, | - srating off the American coast. | service at e e 5 & ! - Y tei el REhan 'nmx operating o e American coast. service 10:45 cloek. Subject Tl ol e T 3 ot ing 0 Mass.;. Richard T. Murphy, Ashland, | The number of submarines in the At- | “Trpth.”” Sunday school at 8:45 G e s haay A 8 o Me.; Privates John H. Alsen, Dorehes- | jantic has been increased by 30 per | Wednesday evening meeting at 8 | hieno? bave donned (he workman's N ter, Mass.; Ivan Bates, Glen Campbell, [ cent. in the last seven months. o’clock. The reading room is open at |41 near-b ‘;. L e bn 2 g 0 Nntional > 3 en Caron rcester, Mass.; . Jer! i 5 2 e S s IS X the near-by farmers. is now the Room 41 ntion: as Pa.; Stephen Caron, Worcester, D No German denial, official or un the same addaress daily from 2 until religion of Toil, “with no frills.” = Irving H. Colby, Peabody, Mass.; Sam- | official, has been made concerning the o'clock except Sundays and holi- = e R s E. F. M = 5 : s L Y That is the war-winning schedule 3 . e | 1] Curione, Phila.; Walter I. Currant, | recent statement of a Swiss engineer | days. M LR acRenne last Boston; George C. Danforth, ! who returned to Geneva from Kiel e e St ‘ i l o S ) the picture of w ; u CII Y ITEMS Somerville, Mass.; John Devoid, North | that the harbor there is full of dam- . } RS pictiregolfomen. Jeyengouling eWw g it: S AR 5 S Emmanuel Gospel Church. the plows, is not overdrawn. Perrisburgh, Vi.; Lester V. Grockett, { aged submarines and that it is diffi- | ) R e 3 e Melrose, Mass.: William \W. Hill | cult to find crews for the German | Booth, hall. Divine worship, 10:45 | & London paper puts iy Bou ll g §6 .Sar Savings Stamps—and other | 5oyt Boston; Edward H. Mac Don- | U-boat service. 2. m.. Bible school 12:15 p. m., Young | % it says: he women are no eautiful and useful presents—given [ 1" 0 uiney. M it Bintane| | People’s meeting & p. m. open air|&0iNg to lose this war way at free special drawing in Vie- | $. &, - Sl b ] 4 [ at ¢ rall DRI L 620 B Tt is such united action—such will > : €y 1164 Robeson street, Reading Pa.;| Boston, July A wireless call for | At Central park 6:30 p. m., evangelis ; " R ory Park, corner West Main and New- | (0P8 (oPeson Soct Hoa0 e | armed assistance was picked up on | U Meeting 7 p. m., Bible study Tues- | 1o Win—which makes the light in the = eld avenue Sunday aftermoon, 3| Waclaw Ma S R B o D0 0 i o Foeo s RO b || e ioma, Arabil @ hotsaities et | (00 bk —advi Pa; John W. Morrison, Westport, | & o GO GfF B0 : ol P e i L e Mass, nest B, Nickerson, Portland, | & steam trafvler which came into port | : sl i DR e e R i . . Mass.. Charles 1. Naples, Westboro, | today, according to the wireless opera- | B There. as here, ‘“The Plowing lnancla S Al Ernet B. Nickeron, Portland, | tor. Walter C. Bay. The message was | \. M. E. Zion Church. N f Whenever th suddenly interrupted, he said, and he | Sunday morning worship, 10:45 a i ————— —~—~—~—~—-\ | burden which the Uni . vision, composed principally of Michi- Detroil ewilllan s W A mresnmangs dol- [ HRP SRR S IR RN RS et iet, 111 General Haan. now is in the Voszes | Died of Disease. |‘ on a quict sector. | Sergeant Edward P. Black. River- | side, R. 1.; Corporal Helmer Mattson, | WASH TIES. Mass.; Sergeant Charles S. Abbott, 39 | Curtis Terrace, Pittsfield, Mass.: Cor- | | night. Strangers cordially invited Next week is the last week to pay fur versonal tax.—advt Mrs. Mary C. Horan of West Hart- | 2\e.; EBdward Panza, Pittsburgh; | | ‘»rd‘ 11:‘} sold yinv three family house | Thomas E. Rafferty, Haverhill, Mass.; !\\ s unable to :f‘l[he \‘p‘.\'u‘l.'.‘ n.’\u\;‘ Or | m. The pastor will speak from the IRy assumed comes up OO 3 Church street vmnub{ the | maward Roth, Natick, Mass.; Michael | position. Several nours previously a | subject “The Life That Focus the iy Bond Results. somebody asks: d with amp"’ Real Estate Co., to Barney | s suzynski, Brockton, Mass, {German submarine had attacked the | Kingdom.” At 11:30 a. m., a special (New: Haven Union.) : & and Wit Lehrer, the wholesale grocer ;iu‘ Perth Amboy and her barges off | meeting will be held in the church A fact that is impressing itself [Hnemy——hov\ does Germany conth L % Wounded Degree Undetermined o - Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell S. Hart and ape Cod. | year after vear, to pay the corres | auditorium. All members and congre- | forei = that the lamil i 1 { Privates John J. Manning. South | o % i S B orcibly on every one is t | amily are stopping at Oak lufts, } e . i & “dh‘“”_” | !_‘ntxm\ are requested to l\\la‘ml, The | money devoted to the purchasing of | sponding charges? he answer is BieE y A : sk J. " Ex[ E TO SPE K HERE | Sunday school meets at 12:30 p. m. | Liherty Bonds is actually beginning to | simple. She does not contract them. Worcester, Mass.: Conrad A. Olson, at 3:00. The c . . Pay water rent before S8ist and and at 8:00. The choir will meet for | show beneficial results in many lines | e Worcester, Mass.: Paul F. Reddy, | | The stories with which every neigh- i { Dorchester, Mass.; Blzcah H \\m?ui master. M. Gurley, organist. The | that all the money devoted to war ex- { borhood in America is now familiar A son has been born to Mr. and | worcester . 5 3 ;I 2 Pl t . . . | T i Ittmar Ben Avi, Deported from Pales- | literary program by the Sunday | penses is staying in this country. Dmps S]X POlmS*Gallfldlall-Pfl' of the $15 a week boy who has left Missing In Action | sehool’ will begin at 7:30 oclock. In this connection the fact that the (5 P e i et e | & special rebearsal, H. Baker choir- | or pusiness. It is logical to expect Sanitarium rs. Lash was i " A nitariun Mr Ash tine, Will Address New Britain Jew- | under the direction of the superin- | porrowings of our Allies are being | . v Ml i Privates William H, Gardmer, N s . i rmerly Miss Millie Miller a . el A 2 i h J Z 1 2 P | nition plant, have no count rt in A son has been born at Miss Nagle's | 205 Y Charles Score,’ Seattle, | i, people Tomorrow. tendent spent here is significant as it tends to 5114 umps - o1nts i : unterpart ita “_y‘ e i ‘\I_ S "“‘ Wash. Previously reported: died of add to the country’s wealth and off- | Germany At least, if she pays ex e B SO, Lis eten e > ceptional prices she does so in de- of 231 Washington street wounds, now officially reported as| The Jewish community of New Brit- sets in some measure the cost of de- ot e o killed n action Private Richard W. |ain is making elaborate preparations HUN E N[] RES | struction incidental to the conflict Wall street: A six-point break in | preciated currency Charles and Howard Russell motor- ST e o s R et Loy i Ben A | Th Al i i 5 o | Burns, Kilgore, Te Previously re- |to entertain tomorrow Lttmar Ben Avi, l | This will tn the lon& Tun Work out 0 { cunarai Motors and & two and sl R A G T () e { | 4 to Pleazant View, R. L, today oRted i : ; i ho i s of stinguished ig S s of hi d . 3 ported missing in action, now official- | Who is one of the most distinguishec mitigate the effects of pinching an ke 8 a half point gain, in Canadian Pacific| hugely extravagant way. We are George Leghorn a student’ at the [ ly reported as having returned to {Young men Palestinian Jewry has pro- | 1] scraping among those who at pres- rinceton aviation school, is home for | duty. Privates, Carl T. Wetz, New |duced | ent have to make sacrifices to take on ;Were the chief features of today’s| paving not only top prices for every- [ oeit ona ¥ork; McKinley Rise) Lounise, K Mr. Ben Avi is like the thousands of their share of the securities stagnant stock market. Changes other- | thing, but prices Ybsolutely without 115 Winter street Marines Lose Dozen. 33;1],,,;51»»“‘; T"H”“‘I?‘:‘:’?«“ ‘;:t:;:w" |1’|:w - ) Above ;{ll' lel“lv!‘i i tm:;.‘rli k “2“ wise ranged from one to three point| precedent. This is piling up a oill smplained to the police today about Washingt July 27.-—TF Rt AroIn LI\ NOINos Lo : common du e owe to the man in o Do boles todaraabol ishington, July 27.—The marine | join the Turkish forces and fight | (Continied fiom Bired Page) b heilite Mol fenialins 2 ip e s ot ho create \'(:viw <-u:‘~u‘«u| 1|m xou?ydshawn:lmw against the allics, These exiled young il ik Jine, to the brave man on the sea and |ican \Tnl“fwM( Gnr;crnl Cliais LUl e e o8 M S i ole lot of t ed in action wounded severely, 7 -ariably joined the Brit- 3 T e 5 ors, Virginia Carolina Chemical, U. S, | Many has been in four years. and ve H. Makewski of 264 CI A i e het i {men I joyaniably | of over ten miies. In the operation | to the thousands of youth training at | 7o - 3 our war debt is approximately as P. Makewski of 264 Clark sreet | missing, 4: total 12. The list includes: |ish forces and have on numerous ac-| ' _ e s R T o e home to take their share in the con- | Rubber and Wiison Packing, while s apr mplained to the police this morn- Killed in Action. casions received honorary mention for | "G, " ISTER 100K LY PREOTOrS flict, an extrem measure of support | Sumatra Tobacco, American Tele- | 81eat as her own. And ours will g that some one is damaging his Privates Wallace M. O'Reilly, Hous- | their remarkable eiforts, particulary Parls last nMght reported the cap 3 o far as the majority of our popu- | Phone, Western Union and New Haven | from this time forth, pile up much hbrden at the corner of Allen and 2 {in the Gallipoli campaign fuse SR 00 Cenmans 9nehe ieatarn [ DLIes e Ll S i e e heh . S. Stoel movea with- | {aster than hers. If the war should udley streets Missing in Action, | Born and Teared in Palestine, Mr. | 180K oF (he saliont, making a total | TR0R C U ihoral purchase of the |in restricted limits, shading slightly at | continue another four years the dis- A son, Victor LEarl, was born to Privates Michael Hardos, Dunmore, | Ben Avi has through his remarkable | :“ ‘ o ,: "“ ‘“‘ es “:“ € ]”vf"“- government bonds and thrift stamps, |the end. The closing was irregular. | PAMty of the burdens would be a r. and Mrs. Victor Earl Irons at the | Pa George Johnson, Jr., Detroit, | personality and wonderful oratorical “nd«;or: e e nceTuly e AR Sales approximated 125,000 shares. | Serious bandicap to us, just as it ew Britain Hospital, Monday Mich.; Harry M. Lockwood, Buente, |ability become the national leader of | *%/J/ = i N Liberty 3 1-2°s sold at 99.82 and 99.88, | Would be in any competitive business Cal: Thurman Ii. Worstall, Zanes- |the new Jewish order in the country | -1 ‘“VM’”F gt ”“'h" rance the Platinum Necessary. 4's at 98.60 to 94.56 and 4 1-4's at|in the world. War presents the ville, Ohio that is rapidly becoming once more | A1eS MWL ”;’f";ym“;‘ r“’"" T’("“’”(‘ (New York Times.) 5.34 to 95.46 | spectacle of nations in an all-around . E & ik & s stroy he W some quarters thas { compet ec c co 1 of 137 Corb >lace LU ERS the time the war broke out hc 2 2 2 he sit- &3 e oy e Sl S as well as o e 3 5 ackson of 137 Corbin Plac PLUMBERS ( A WEEK. |06 Hme e e o e v the | tation north of the Marne by a strong | Ercater part of the world's store of ew York Stock Exchange quota- | nower fiery spirit he demonstrated in his edi- attack elsewhere put nothing has ma. | Platinum, which is to be found in the | tions furnished by Richter & Co Nor | torial writings nearvly ‘caused his exe-; German propaganda is seeking to in- | epange. terialized. Ural mountains. ~ Colombia. which | members of the New York Stock Ex- |, cution as a traitor. On his arrival in British Down 91 Plancs. fluence, produces 10 per cent. of the July 27, 1918 M Ambrose ¢ advances in specialties such as Amer-| of extraordinary proportions We have been in war one ycar and Ger Mrs. James Coffee and daughter, thel, of Jacksonville, Fla., are vis- Rayfond B. Hendricks reports| Bridgeport, July 2 The journey- onday at the Pelham Bay training [ men plumbers and tinners here ire to ation for active service in the United | receive $33 a week beginning October fates Naval Reserve 1. They now get $27.50. An arbitra- As a result of a compiaint made a |tion committee to which was referred uple of weeks ago, a trio of Hart- |the demand of the plumbers for §33 < speaking upon the new sects | chi i 51. T ” §4 peonle wiil be. in police eovrt | has ust reported Tullyin thetn ¢ ings speaking upc asp chines while losing 51. Twenty-five (be forgaften; they occur “with plati- vor, sl 3 > |of the Zionist movement due to the | incursions » Germa orel ada Mt e L 5 onday morning, chrged with a sta- | and the employers decided last night = itis N Incurdione i jneny Bl ode lmum and are UNed i Handen g B T ) Gy o e AT 4 | workers. he same men wl get declarations of the British, French |and 154 tons of hombs dropped. Zee- | jowelers, manufacturers and dealers ¢ Al sa o “g Am Smelting ... T8 also “pay The beneficiaries of ot is there so great a difference etween the long-distance effects of | the conseription of men for small this country he toured the largest British airmen in the past week |whole: the United States only 1 per iy 2 1 lose | PAY in Germany and the generous i g - treatment which America, by compar cities and addressed numerous meet- | have accounted for #1 enemy ma- |cent. Iridium and palladium must not. | 4 aska Gold 31 i S e 1d Alaska S sgon. accords to the soldiers in nuni Am. Car & Fdy Co 85% 84 form and 1l more to our civilian T d at, Ocean Reach, New London - her late residence, 101 South | and a broken collar bone. Fort Worth, Tex., July Flyin Cadet Fred €. Campbell, Jr.. 26 vear old. of Rosedale, Kas. was Killed hera today when his plane dropped into a {tail =pin at a low altituds In North Dakota. (ke fa bRt Connecticut Trust and Safe Deposit Co. tory offense. Otto Schmid(. George |lo Brant the same wages to fhe tin- [SSC@7EN 0N B0 C00 (R AT JCHRET | o ] e fasewsi fancoColla BRm it ilar fichol | notd ininone feasstalsoflwan (e rEI Ml e ovitrantt i oy ey | [GRRESS SR ORISIE 50 SRR RERRER e et Rione o0k ';'a:”‘”,"" ] sm Tobac ...... 165 rerous treatment are essentially heged offenders. They were arrest- | tion and had not been decided 2 : : 5 S - necessary, though some of their arti- [ 1229 1 o4 the same ones wt Il have, in our Bt tones e i State in Palestine. Being a Turkish SIBERIAN GOVT. RESIGNS, | sans would have to seek other work; |~ e ) i 1S BRho ones who Wi nave JRIOl artfo oday d brough B £ 3 2 : g ; | Anaconda Cop 66% 66 highlv diffused taxation, t the = subject he was not permitted to join b o N e e Aot A ighl 1sed taxation, to pi b ck to the city S A el e u T . arw not figh 3 { 5 911 2015 in e ot Ciet : - |DEATHS AND FUNERALS |tne Jewish Legion that is being re- | provisional Govermment in Central | without platimum Baldmie LoRo o B ILE R sRocoromicul fnolicy et George Dillon has received his call = cruited in the United States and Eng- | (oo O SOl PR M SO BRT. 41 11 many, on the othsr hand, saves just i metive seryics Rtofrepont atiel || John Souncy. lland for the purpose of fighting on |’ ko AusAEupIemer Hober. = Beth s 838 §3% 833 | <o much for her people pm Bay Naval Training camp on next| The funcral of John Souney was |the Palestinian front under General London, July 26.—The Siberian Chaplains-General. Can Pa 153% 151% 151% We may well ask ourseives whether ednesday morning argely attended this morning at St. | Allenby. This, however, does not pre- | government, including the premier, (Springfield Republican ) Chino Cop 401 40% 40% | we have not alaked out our war John Domingo, who was before the y's Catholic church. A solemn |vent him to use his great ability and | has resizned, says a Viadivostok dis S e | ChilLL & Bt Paul Ao (2 R 8 preparations on a scaie too lavish fo aterbury police court a couple of | high mass was sung Rev. W. A. linfluence in making this recruiting a | pateh to the Times. Searia ‘_wm;mj Chaplain | Crucible Steel .... 66% 665% 665 |us: whether the boy said to" earn pvs ago charged with assault, will [ Krause was celebrant, Rev. John |success. The government veferred to prob- | (rHH e ‘,l(;‘\"w Mm’jl,"” n'r’ the | Distliers S o000 37% 55% 7% |$102 in tho week of the Fo in the local police court Mond Barry was deacon and Rev. John T. The meeting that' Mr. Ben Avi is)ably is that recently set up by Gen ;‘fi‘fi‘,‘ e m'mr e }‘m ’“_m b Erie . LS 16% 15% July. through overpay for the holiday orning, charged with carrying con- | Winters was sub-deacon. /Father [to address will take place at the He- | Horvath et o e e S ol e el |Brfe e ot d . 51y and for the following Sunda Krause tid the prayers at the | brew school hall under the auspices — m"m”‘m_ M\],M‘“w” Bae e Goontich Bubber I 463 5 taking more out of the general William F. O'Brien has re- | grave The pall bearers were An- {of the New Britain Zian Associati A provisionalizovernmentiatsOmsl, il Lo SEEs SR e e o e i Gt Nor Ore Ctfs .. 31 than the country can stand. We all rned to Thompsonville after a visit | thony Abele of Meriden, John Falvey g in-Central Siberia, claims supreme | no0 V€T 'S ChaPAmE L **%: | mepiration know of businesses that are not ith his mother on West Main street. | Frank Hahn, Michael Meehan, Wil- 8 authority and has declared the inde- | PO &" T8 SIECIWAn’ 1 0 T8 | Kennecott Cop 314 221 | strong enough to carry this burde iina 16ft today to spend the wesk. | flower bearers were Willlam Murphy e | o e s & Nast 1141 4 dividuals. There is a limit to their na e week . - 2 bis viclnity. It will Fe remembered |Louis & Nash . i nd Edward Kiley. Burial was in St 2 BANKING CONDITIONS, Lt L e e 3% 5 carrying power. One man’s limit is Mary's new Catholic cemetery. et Tk Tl e T S (e NMeal Batrol 991 an automobile; another's a moto —_— rehester M alls 00 ‘eet bt = i of our army 1 France. = E . i 1t r ¥ T ame e 9 Dorchester Man Falls 1 Eeotiin 0 ditlon oz ldlcarine Foiae | e NYNHG&HRR 403 boat; but there are limits. The sam YO LATE FO Mrs. Rosina North. - = = . . 3 w |is true of nations. We have, 2 - Giant. Haviland Battle Plane—Fa- [ and trust companies for the week e . ety Nor Pac ki) 4 b ReemEr= : e funeral of Mrs. Rosina B. Narth e e e e e A College Graduate's Gift. Norf & We 3 ¢ | Americans, very great productive ca- ED—Dressmaking of e a1 3 o S o P90 # 3 g i P y ve are o the PR was held this afternoon at 2 o'clock | tality at Fort Worth, Texas. s O e, (New York Sun) Penn R R pacity, hut we are «;\ t))\lh\gmn i frox s is a decrease of $2,022,910 from last A college mraduate who leaves §15,- | Pressed Steel ( 93 2 MRG0 R DOy vhia F EOISE thic RELUR S COACRES jurritt street ev. Samuel Suteliffe, empstead. July 2 t | < s 24t |in hisx personal use and enjoyment e b o el Sutcliffe, | H tond T du eul ceek 000,000 to his alma mater Is a rare | Ray Cons 1% ¥ 1 1 e rector of St. Mark's church, officiated. | €. H. Haynes, of Derchestes 183, il o e e T A S81% | a larger action of that American Burial was in Oak Hill cemetery, | Was killed here today when a giant{ 7 el nal s S R G el p 215 923 |preducts than perhaps the countr Southington | Haviland_battle plane which he was The Conscientions Objector, o ‘“,(”{, e “:,‘:“‘” m\';‘ When e pfd 63 can spare for him in war time. And z fe ) fee s neck as . & Bai 0 e W tou 8 Sk 25 29 v, A Sy on a str in ’{"“}”"L ",l,‘ L0 ‘1 L ”',, W (New York Herald.) Seth Low gave $1,000,000 to Colum- | Union Pac 1223% | we r;sn1'1 entered on a ';u;‘:vlp‘ - : { broken is mechanic, Private Mi- S el gl s 2 e v 4000, e, R ol 617 | which the staying power of the twc HE’S A WISE BOY nard & Moist, sustained a broken leg {oty S oni e many Ain ISR Ay biajin fm exonyorihis I fathieciy Newd] LIE R Y 1% 107 peoples, in their economic resources would spell the knell af democracy. It | York acclaimed the generosity of the | U § Steel . 5 DEES [insoniea e ey would be a cataclysm such as the | donor; hut the testamentary gift of | Va Car Chem e A el e e world has not witnessed since Attila;| $15,000,000 to Yale by John W. Sterl- | Westinghouse ?‘ much to do ‘4““ i St put Europe to the sword. ng of the class of 1864 makes all | Western Union 8 ":""‘”“W‘i i Under such circumstances there ¢an | other college donations seem relative- [ Willys Overland the desired rest only be plty for the conscientious 0b- |y insignificant jector. Behind religio nas a shield he A E 3 appears 1o be dodging the sacrifice for- | — which thousands of his countrymer NEW KING OF FINLAND! proudly are offering themselves. NoO = {roll of honor for him Narth Dakota is surely hypnotized Duke Adolph Fricdrieh Accepts Crown [ Without a thought of being ir- by the e boa ~M\9'.:'mr(;r. A STRONG, RELIABLE CORPORATION i , reve the Slaeis (ot opinion | And unless somethin ione 1o di- —Coronation Within Next Pew Weeks | Fete! Herald is of the opinion 1nles | 1 R 5 S that were the Prince of Peace on earth im;r!l its gaze, it 'wlll, be :u::wlv;azmfi organized and qualified through years offlefficient, Paris, July 27.—The crown of Fin- | today He would grasp a sword. mount ‘ vhole and chewed rvar as is {icabworthy-sstvice, o act aa Cotiservator, Glardinn land has been offered to Duke Adoiph |a milk-white steed and, stern vet beau- | the habit of the reptile Friedrich of Mecklenburg ~‘M;“~-r|‘n [ tiful of aspect lead the army of I S Executor or Administrator. ind he has accepted, says a Zurich [ allies against fhe hosts of Sa | RS TR When you see this chap around it a | would des i The Five Foot Soldier. 2 > 5 e i patch to Le Journal wou estroy that form of govern- | 5 i s time to do your canning and drying. A enas e i iyl alaaputas| mentipetternon Al Seni ks hrman) (Waterbury American) Capital $750,000. Surplus and Profits $1,000,000 Free book of instructions on canning (i,n from the Finnish landtag. The [ fallibility il permit upen His pre-| The change in the requirements as . . 4nd drying may be had from the Ma- uic will returm with the deputation | cepte. [ 0 the heisnt of draried men (rom 63 Connecticut Trust and Safe Depos]{ Co. [ arden ommission, oard a Finnish warship n this word war the conscientious|to 60 inches adds three inches to the ~ = 3 . X Washington, D, C,, for two conts te The coronation, the dispatch adds, | objector has no place. He seems the i margin and ought to add many thou- HARTFORD. CONN. M. H. WHAPLES, Pres't. Pay poatage. [ 5 | will take place within a few weaks. | equivalent of a canscientlous coward. |sands to the number of eligibles,