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e not { proven so " citles—that of for one minute praying for the suc- 84 arms? In Poughkeepsie, ple, & resolution was intro- Quced jn the Common Council, and adopted, which provided that shortly after noon each day, a bell in the City Hall elsewhere should be rung a certain of strokes, signal the people of Poughkeepsie are requested to lift their thoughts to the ask Him to bless our or number at which Almighty and boys in France. The plan has gained inaugura- the popularity since its be continued great and will until s defeated. Arkansas tion enemy A o’clock City, factory at whis- n, in in the evening. “ies are blown, and every head in the bowed for a minute in the welfare of troops their Allies. bears a placard which “We at 9 mmunity is tor and silent supplication Americ Every rends n taxicab follows stop o'clock for one minute while the city for soldier boys they ngages in prayer our the cause represent in France.” Traffic and pedestrians halt on the sidewalks, and stops on the streets while silence reigns supreme. A beautiful sentiment is contained in the President’s there is no reason why lowed suggestion, and the plan fol- cities could adopted here. The whole ceremony one minute, so that the claim can hardly be raised that too much time would be lost thereby. We in other not lasts only this matter to the this bring the clergymen respectfully attention of city, and if they approve of the idea, the resolution should presented to the Common Council without further delay. of be LENINE, BEFORE AND AFTER. undid his assist- When and Trotzky the work of Kerensky ants, by preaching the doctrines of Bolshevism great Rus- sian people, they denounced imperial- all its the of that brotherhood Lenine and to masses of tsm in forms and. urged vast country to form They induced down natives a the surrendered great to lay they natural soldiers arms; abjectly the Russian the into hands by the treaty of Brest- to people, and nation enemies of the they delivered Ger- many Litovek. And now we see Lenine, the nan who persuaded his countrymen to'cast aside their guns, begging them to protect him with those same pons as he passes along the streets of Moscow A informs us that when he went to call on Dr. Hellferich, the successor of von Mir- ssy, he was wea- news despatch bach, at the German em surrounded by strong troops, and that he never appears on the streets without & heavy body- guard. Sometimes he even causes the avenues through which he passes to be roped oft by soldiers, and then he hurries to his destination, tremb- ling for his very life. What must the peope think as they see him march about the elty with his soldiers? Or don't they think at all? And what does he think? 1la it to bhe supposed that he has any faith in “breth- ren"? 1If ho they had sccepted his doctrines about Protherbood of man would he a cordon of his believed that the not be | " 'NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1918, fthrough the streets, Bntrymen face to face? ithe best proof of the That apparent to all the country of Russia. e Russian he's teachings. people how sadly that the ithe country to Ger- Bhed as they de ENEWSPAPERS. B ruling, newspa- b use of print pa- it the New York Times foval of every jntry when i publishers will ilment, they d which eurta that mu/x”/' land so /fany T elimin- amount it parts ed. The 50 t tory be simpler to 30 in- per f0 leave it to the s Jjudgment [§lng columns or to be abridged? ration, in curtail- Brmaterials used by Bloners, simply in- Emen that they must fcent. less in produc- Sed the year previous. desman prefers to cut ‘or that “his afr th the federal rezulations fmethod should bhe adopted ird to print paper. kind of sweet- air, so long as he 8 Mercury is sure some climber. B Maybe a sleighride wouldn't have been popular last night! Sinking a lightship is In keeping with Hun ethics, N “Girl, Headlin helpless Fine Swimmer, Drowns."— Fine swimmer. the successful Here's hoping Franco-British will be as Franco-American attack as the second half of We hope it will not end the way it began. The beginning. summer i& just Pershing be Wonder mitted President Poincare. if General gracefully to sub- kissed by Warning to the Bolsheviki—The commander of American forces in Si- beria is Gen. GRAVES, Add seven wonders of the world— Met a man yesterday who doesn't like ice cream or green corn Tt know may that red be of interest right now to 1903 thermometer August 8 in the reg 52 on Up in Weymouth, Mass., a mah was struck lightning, and lost four | toes. He may be said to have put his foot in it. by A “half morning paper announces that New York ept the fire escape last night.”” That must have heen SOME fire escape. on be | condensed news soon. Don’t surprised if you receive The Govern- | ment has ordered a curtailment in the amount of print paper used . | | 2 ! The Havas News Agency reports that a former Russian minister was | shot the Ukraine. That in always was al spot in which to get shot To Anglicize the names of French | i either to reveal your own ig- | norance or to reflect on the towns is intelli- | gence of the person to whom you are | speaking A Hun leader is reported as saying that his just dving to sget at the Yank He might have added they are f: than the Yanks arrived. men | | | are | that dying ter ever since According to hot weather the trees in reports, caused apples to cook on Winchester Right That's New Virginia. noth ing here in Britain it caused many persons to roast the weather man A N York tered a local drug store this morning, man from o state en- and ordercd a glass of soda. | fountain clerk asked “Have a straw?” and the man responded: ‘No, my home is in Yonkers. Out in We | elamsified newspaper roporting as non- | The reporters wiil have a lot of fun now, until they are called, writing nlce (?) things about the members of the board, | emsential, | i { reports that | the storms which broke this s lllon yesterday were ‘“gelf-induced’. The weather bureau over [ the o1 t ¥ « | The | tac | the political | Slovalks fn Russia, went i terloo, Ta., a draft board | ing: and Lenine and Trotzky put them ! get | weather [ tune> complexion hospital feet wood, cubic mination te bone.- Eagle or And ever On And never has it once been lo And 'twill come back just a Tn every l'in Siberia Filler street Scranton, Pa.; Roda, San Pantaleo, Italy Missing Action, Lieutenant H Nashville, Tenn.; Private carro, Magliano, Italy Printz, Pennepidimonte, nie Di Gregoria, Montepa Domenico, Giammarino, C: nita Italy; Peter Monzo, S Italy; Giacchino Ruberto, Mondero« duno, Italy; Willlam J. Woelfel, Jr. Philadelphia HIGGINSES FINED ON ASSAULT COUNT Three of Accused- C;owd Get 0f Without Penalty NIGHT REPORT OF | ARMY CASUALTIES Does may that mean that into other action storms if the proper Carmela o LIST OF NEW BOOKS AT THE NEW BRITAIN INSTITUTE Aireraft in War and Commerce, With a Foreword by Lord Montague of Beaulieu, by W. H. Berry. Cape Cod New Rothery. be coaxed man whistles the . Georze Ratterman, John Petro Italy; & Tte Wonders C. Fa- bre. “Fourteen essays on insects by the | famous French entomologist, which | have all the charm of fairy tales in | their telling. They are the results of | Wfll‘ Depal‘[mem | | his observations in his ‘Harmas’ an | of Instinet, by J. H Coc« De 1 We ro out why unot for the life of us figure the resumption of long-range Paris led and Old, by A. E. ne, firing on is rec ~h time b2 in the daily pay it We pay far more do French endangered 1lerno, Supplements List Issued Yesterday Aiternoon Sttention. to Defense of Idealism; Some Questions , by May Sinclair. “Presents in clear, readable fash- ion what one clever writer, after careful examination, believ | { the strong and the points of | | the competing philosophies of our | day. That she finds all pJnxom»f i S uncultivated piece of ground near his | provencal home where he was able, uninterrupted, to study the habits and instinects of living species. An interesting selection from material | which appeared in his other | Washington, Aug. books." L. A. Booklist | 3 i i the people whose lives are and Conclusions thereby a | be | many FACTS AND FPANCIES., to weak has —The following N women have to pay tax on cosmetics, the are the army casualties issued by the war department last night: Killed in Action. When some 10 per cen to them a ar take on an entirely new New York Sun. phies compelled at last to admit a unity in things, nd that some form of idealism- the philosophy of unity is on whole the most accept- | able, serves only to give her presenta- | e tion an artistic cumple[eness and to | F—Tnpe] \Md' S put before the reader a well-rounded erolER M fokn EL (CuEehy s ntiror & ohlle o by Patlence Worth, Imputed Au- ! t1 with which cducated person may | o« ypoypor supposed at least lequaint- | : i Worrving Won't Win, by M. M. Glass. Potash and Perlmutter on the war iy i Captain Willis C. Comfort, Kit Car- son, Col.; Lieutenant Clarence E. Al- len, Jr. Salt Lake City; Victor O. Crane, St. Louis; George E. Foster, Louisville; D. E. Monroe, Marion, S. C.; Henry P. Reynolds, Bridge, Mass.; Sergeants Albert Hilthrop, London Mills, Ill.; Lee Nelson, Fort Ogden, Fla.; Edward R. Palmer, 1120 Hamil- ton avenue, Trenton, N. J.; Gilbert L. | sta Indianaola, Okla; Corporals Frank Brown, 140 East 13th strect, New York; Martin Conway, 1413 North State street, Chicago; Claude D. Hickman, Waverly, Tenn.; Charles Ramsdell, Depauville, N. Y.; Bugler John K. Hartnett, Preston, Mo.; Pri- vates Lee Adams, Troutdale, Va.; James H. Boggs, Lovella, Ore.: Nick Capellano, Sanbiaso, Italy: Albert H Clawson, Indiana, Pa.; Antonio Cap- pela, Port Reading, Pa.; Fillippo Col- fatto, Mazzato, Devalo, Ttaly; Joseph | Demikat, Rockville, Conn.; Samuel Geller, Philadelphia; Pearl E. Gon- nerman, Hurldand, Mo.; Mount Grah am; El Paso; Stanley H. Loupe, Chi- cago; William M. Magarrell, Adair Ta.; James F. Minnick, Greenville, O.; Alphonso Butera Motuplito, Provinec of Girgentl, Ttaly; Manuel ¥ River; Sigmund Renkunas, gency address given); George Herman Ringler, 1270 Broadway, New York; Clifford C. Spotts, Tecumseh, Kan.; Claude H. Wade, Toledo, Ohio: Ralph J. Walker, Cowpens, 8. C.; Bert B. Windahl, Figeholm, Sweden Died of Wounds. Clarendon Gompinin LuS Fiction. American is again made against army uniform. but not ord against the man inside of it. ew York World. True an - to novel Eliot might to own up hoard George ashamed Shouid f the Outja that been Y. Sun . any one the question | he him if he bomb a bhe ! yeliow | hinks the Jaj Dial. L not have toi!'—N. ask wnese would Washington Post o Ateful Hour, by G. Ferrero al idea appears to be as It is simple, and its im- e wide and deep. stated the idea clearly, to have lled attention arrestingly to the ex- tent of its possible meanin . Europe 1 “Its cent profound plications The adjourned Warnowski, John of Resonskas, John J. Higgins tlarry, charged with assaulting other in the rumpus on wealth avenue, last Saturday, fully aired in police court Judge John H. Kirkham, this ing. John Higgins fi d costs his Acobs discharged Attorney the Higgins being the Tony Joseph and 2B . v cases House of ston. ‘A mystery mance. Sp. standard cord,” we Whispers, by W. A. John- wood, but if it it will only contain feet.” In which lght of illu- it appears that most of the delivered hereabouts last win- mean achievement.' '~ crooked wood.—New TLondon | erican Day. . . read he 4s 128 crooked about R0 3 Jacobs and each Common-« i befora morn« 28 fined $5. Assistant seph of story with a slight ro- lding Nelson is left in charge of his rich uncle's apartment | in New York city. He finds many | strange things happening with no ap- parent explanation.”-—A. L. A. Book- i list have e a W, yod was orth Am- was fined wing F tive De: and Prosecuting Woods nolled others ittack and man should remarked m the case. Donough ind ets: Five With and Months son was With William, inker who advised h to buy Liberty Bon cannot get liberty City not Service the and Thetr American b | Keeping Tn Bacheller nstomer by Irving jail Kansas royers D. Paine s in and a the savaga matura penalty, in passing ey P. F. Mc~ for the Polag Roche repre« brief tha that Jacobg Commonwealth expressman drove hig lawn iHgging Jacobs and the trouble. cases against Star. * o two made a Long Trick, hy “Bartimeus." % of the Fngzlish fleet in war time, which traces with a deep under Life in a Tank, by Capt. Richard | Haigh. [ “This is the first story of life in a | tank. The author went to the front | S'21ding of human nature and with the Royal Berkshires in 1915, | Whimsical humor, the experiences of He 'was twice wounded,fand afterithel YOURESr fofficersiand frnldshipmen Tt battle of the Somme was transforred | 1°SCribes graphically but with no from the infantrs te. the “mani | ROTTOT some of their engagements with Corps.’ e a tank commander | the enemy, and L at Arras and Ypres. His book | °f those who bome gives a clear memo JES RBOORNEE of life with most amazing weapon produced. Capt. Haigh now turing and exhibiting his tank in this country.”—Publishor's notice PR Tt reserved for the Brooklvn story he that “the kaiser's sons tho field, but not of the Springfield Republican UTE TO OLD GLORY, i (ANl rizhts reserved.) d)h could I give my life to thee, Thou wondrous flag, Old Glory had T power of tongue or pen, I'd sound thy name in story. was to say lilies of old. have the heavier Judge Kirkham Attc counsel Attorney B the Higginses. of the f moving vénue and onto remonstrated, Higgins’ mixed Kill the Polacks” was the battle ery, Mrs. Sarah Brainard testified shq the truckman drive onto Higgins' and Higgins remonstrated and ordered the truckman not to drivel up to the house “You Polack, I'll show you' and he grabbed Jacobg throat. Harry Higgins ther, went to his father's assistance and held Jacobs while the elder Higging punched Jacobs, In response to ques« tions by Attorney Roche Mrs, said that Higgins eranda and went re a attle f was ented in Perry, Fall | story acas i gives a wait at glimpse L. was at and what (no emer. vas from the Hi choked able picture | perhaps, { war has | lec- ’ i 1 | e vagon ins wo Kings: A Novel Stuart Restoration, by Mrs. lyn Nepean “The author believes herself to be a nearnation of Charlotte Stuart She narrates in the first person, with no patienlar plot. a series of inci- dents which happened at the court of Charles IT She paints a good pie- | ture of the wicked, lovable king and | his equally wicked and lovable son, live wity | Duke of Monmouth. For the read- | ers who especially enjoy historical apartment in o a the Faubourg. They go fo a French | POVl —A. L. A. Boolklist. schoecl and learn to love ‘the imme- | morial inner life of Paris, its old houses and old hooks, old plays and songs, old churches and gardens, its mirth and sweetnes: chi and its sadness and its glory.' "—A. L. Booklist is, he i the fary of the Eve- the is son into Twas Washington who first unfurled hy folds to Freedom's view, where Victor: There flaunts thy colors true. 2w since floats, el e Private Tex. Joe Z. Sawyer, Origins by of Contemporary Cardinal Mercier. LT Two Children in Old Paris, G. E. Slaughter “A record of happy p These two American girls their mother in a tiny Psycholosy, Died of Disease. H. Cettysburg battle torn But its cause was ever 'twas Sergeant Weaer, Glen wood, Ark. Died of Accident and Other Causes, Corporal Leo C. N Richland C'en- ter, Wis.; Mechanic West- cott, Ismay, Mont. Frivates, (Georg Barnick, We!l Minn.; Seth McConkie, Vernal, Utah Clinton A. Copeland, Cheyenne, Wyo. Edward Dalman, Chinook, Mol Ernest by the wered For none have said it must. -war days. 1t floats today far over seas, Wayne H. For God and Glory’s name, it went World hallowed in its fame. Brain- came off hig Jacobs, who did not know said she did not int be dragged into the troubla George E. Dean, Spokane; John Elia- [ "o Mr. McDonough the said on, Pelican Rapids, Mich.; Albert H. | that Higgins Lt like Felix, Norcross, Minn.; Peter Flad- | & mad man ness, Missoula, Mont.; Laurence & CovroDoralie Fleming, Gridley, Kan.; Leon Haw e T oas Scotland, D.; Bdwin Huckett, Mc- | iiiggins war cr Gehee, Ark.; Robert Ingenlath, Sa il Francisco; William C. Layton, Laj Atto ton, Utah; Joseph Musielak, Chicago; | oipep Harry J. Posner, Worcester, Mass.; | (o Elbert Robinson, Centralia, TIlLi} i) Frank B. Stadler, 314 Bast Seventv- | o first street, New York; Angus Stone, || .- Fortune Bay, New Foundland; James A. Webster, Box Elder, Col. Wounded Severel 0. at he Way Out, by Bmerson Hough “David Joslin is a ‘poor white’ who leaves the mountain people among | whom he always lived to seek an A. | education Publisher's note as so to surprised “vhat do. She land, in every clime, It stands for God's best things, And hope within the human breast, Is the message that it brin as its ry witness War that more books soldiers. ing book it at jumped Jacobs . . Libravy Service. War Letters, by E. C. C. ‘“Letters tell of service as ary. as a member of the Escadrille, and of association with 1 Prince and Lufberry. An- thor was great-great-grandson of first | testimony Mack. She and denied hit cDonough, made it Higginses and ones involved several other Prosecutor was given heard the that sha anyone through clear thati Jacobs were the in the fight and' witnesses wera Woods entéred. against Warnowski and Resonw and announced his case was ) finished. Attorney McDonough moved: George Willlam Cocke, | ror the zed of his client and Bristol, Va.; George O. Scott, Med- | it was ordered by Judge Kirkham ford, Mass.; James Perry, Thurbe T et waiit on ihe sl Milton, Mass.; Sergeant, Albert C i eien Brackett. ¥, Me.: Walter i i tell, Rensselacr, N Laurence U Grimes, 33 McCombs Place, New sald York; David McCully, Belfast, Ire- e land; Corporals, Britton C. Cook, Ith- Do aca; Roy B. Doyle, Portland, Me.; John H. Hopkins, Dallus, Tex.; Her mogene Joyal, Shirley, Mass.; Harc Kenworth, Oldham, England; Chas. L. McBride, Brooklands, England; John Mallet, Platte Center, Neb.; Ernest H. Mann, Ruleville, Miss.; Wilfred Mills, Unity, Me.; Herbert R. Nelson, Chicago; Mayo B. Tag- ! gart, Snyder, Mo.; Joseph W. Turnher, Wapanucka, Okla.; Mechanic Paul Cook Leo H. Bush- Brown, Chicago; roe, Wyandotte, Mich.; Privates, W Arthur "J. Arsen- H. Allen, Boston Conn.; William ault, Thompsonviile, Soutn Ashburham, . Beaugrand, | .; Ivan B. Belden, Meadville, [ el John Brennan, Philadelphia; Ja- L P L& Brown, 6 Birmingham street Farl B. Burris, Wheeling, W. V ank Carnaghi, Milano, Itals seph Cont, Hicks street, Brook- Iyn Hollis B. Corbett, H.; Manuel S. Cordero, Walter 1. Currey, Grafton, W. Va.; Henry L. Gillot, West 37th St., New York; Linwood S. Cunningham, Burlington, Vt.; George Debruiser, Keene, N. H.; Leon B, Ellsworth, Jeffersonville, Vt.; Ezra BEpstein, 109 Fighith avenue, New York city; Harry H. Flaugh, Meadville, Pa; Simion Gor don, Detroit; Richard Greenlead, Nashua, N. H.; Newton W. Hauk, St Paul; Hugh C. Hopkins, Morris, N. Y.; Styfn, Klishenski, Minsk, Russia George Lander, Lander Pa.; Charles A, South Wells, ing- land; Frank Mahanna, Utica; Ellery D. Moody, Hudson, Me.; Pa- | trick F. J. O’Connor, Philadelphia.; Don't forget are needed for our Buy an intere: vacation and when you return. New Britain has sent through the minister from French republic’to the | library more than 3,000 volumes, but United States.” | we should do even better. Genet a legion- Lafayette For never has it known defeaf, Nay, no, nor never can For God and truth is in its folds, And Victory In its plan | i | I for the your library leave Rins 24 It's kissed by every sun on earth, ey May its Glory never fade, TiIl the last Hun shall drop his gun Or lie buried neath its shade. Smith's Wawz German truc who in- will testify he saw make the attack. John Lash will testify Wawzyk the man he saw accost Miss Casey and then run away. Lash and Elzie White, a truck driver, were instrumental in bringing about the capture. Police officials be- lieve that Wawazyk headed to- wards the police station to surrender himself when tripped up. An effort will be made to have as a witness the man who picked up the knife used from the gutter, where had been thrown by much too small. Meanwhile and Austro-Hungarian prisoners | have armed themselves have been structed, according to report, to gard Siberia as a front just as much other place where Germans, and Magyars are fighting. orders of their goverr And may the Kaiser in defeat, heard Be made to kiss its folds, Ana find forgiveness as Christ taught In the message that it folds. —R. E. BEARDSLEY. ———— as any The “Real Revolution.” Austrians (New York Times.) Under the ton” which has | ments they are assisting the “real revolution” Which W&S| .p...i1; acainst those misguided caya. into hiding has : who have taken self-deter- it may be n| . tion seriously. The Russian Bolshevikl 10| revolution started as a rising against how they | . "y od-stained autocracy which was dominated by German influence. It looks as if this revolution is being concluded; but it s being continued by the Russians who, wherever the Czecho-Slovaks have removed the menace of the Red Ghard, have k skas is i re- Lieutenants, a d - Tohn He the he - but Jacobs Tacobs not do pushing him. to house. being at- Jacobs and the other men. told the truth they he did” said Higgins. a stone was thrown and Jacobs with stone in wa : i 5 - Norw Cat he did 301- =0 began If the driven Breshlkovs murdered Spiridonova, order to ask our own look it and decide like it. What revolution 3 then h he went the | berians e o 1cked ‘If the witness: would tell it as He said that he saw his hand. Harry Higgins father away from Jacobs and the other men vile language. Harry Higgins appeared the stand with his head handaged. Asked how much of a cut had he said a doctor stitched him Although he did not want to he was required to remove the' bandage and his wounds were shown. One cut had a stitch in it Mrs, Serritt was a witne deffense. She she Higgins struck heard foul language and said the Higginses were attacked first Policeman Walter Malona was lled in rebuttal and sald that Mrs. Serritt told him that the Higginses began the trouble. In reply to ques- tions by Attorney Roche he denfed that he laid out a story for Mrs. Serritt to tell and did not try to in= her to cnange her story. Age Roche thought it strange that Serritt, who called for the. was not put the prose- It brought out that she of Higgins’s tenants Zocoli changed not guilty to guilty of the charge violation of the park regulatic speeding through the 3 motorcycle. He was fined $10. as 1t the assailant. over da EXHIBITS OF FOGD [N THREE SECTIONS is Lenine doing to start the in Germany? Since the report that he has declared war on the Allies for doing on the Murman coast what the Germans have done | without a protest from Lenine over | oo S0 0y L a third of Russia comes only through he Berlin Lok Anzeiger, it must = be treated with reserve. If true, | however, this alignment of the Bol- Q A shevist government openly on the ul " | b side of the Kaiser is hardly likely (n‘ lead the subseryient Scheidemann to se the red flag on a Berlin barri- A multitude of witnesses have of very wide | people in HH‘,; so a said that he the we pulled men. ut- his tering on he up. ss for the Harry She. that cade. told us that the Interest sections of the German war is based largely on its possibili- ties of profits. Lenine says that the Erest-Litovsk treaty demands that turn over to Germany six billion rubles, and that “the way out must be found by the joint £ of the proletariat and the poor peas- ants.”” Disquieting reflections on the unprofitable character of im- perialistic war shall not find place in the German soul if he can help it And the threat of filling Germany with revolutionary propaganda broke down months ago at an - from the German general staff. Finally, there the question of | the Czecho-Slovaks, which has afford- ed all along a very valuable criterion as to the actual relation of the Bolsheviki the German military power. The Czecho-Slovaks wanted nothing but to in peace from the territory of ally which had given up the war the out were attacked trying said with a rock saw ATy |\ The committee < committee, of State the lo- food y Council |cal woma { of Defense no reason why he should have at- series tacked her. < Has Deadly Weapons. and The police have carried on an out- , CAUNINg £ side investigation. At Wawsyk's room (¢ the direction of that committee, they found other deadly weapong, One ' 128Y Dbe placed on exhibition. The of them was a knife, oven more dan. COmmittee plans to have three center gerous than the one Wawzky used on {O/1€ In the morthern, another in .t Miss Casey. There was also a sort of |S0UCNern sectlon of the city, while an a brass knuckle weapon, fitted with Choft Will be made to have one of nail-like points. The idea probably (1€ ¢enters in the center of the city, hadl itaibirth) dnlithe freadingdoririn wicasins b oss it fopimembers ot Bl | weapons of war. It was not at all un- e "”‘“", ‘fd“:”“‘_‘"‘ ofRtL iy Ik efa Ntreriontito ol wormibyit o ar eyl i i B R REC AT ER e SRITHC SRRt in hand-to-hand fighting on exhibition without walking An effori is being made by po- |l S e ‘”“_‘”'“’ - lice to find how Wawzyk into d“‘ “ "',"”"”:"{ ', “; hossession of the ring at which he pit Soaucted unde ¢ D s r:‘n Miss Metealfe, and will be continued | until the end of the canning seas: llce station. The ring is a heavy em- . ‘.‘.“,.,:m',‘ are we Iunvvm‘nf;hfv’? :n 5} POk Cincinna w blematic one, bearing a white eagle L : g 8 De- [iCharles B, Orben, Gincinnatl; Walno gy snamel backeround, S No charge connected with the| w. TPesonen, Porkjarvi, Finland; | ’.:\".'\\y’\‘" ff': )‘;”‘\‘y:"‘““_ nm‘m:\y:‘.m:::‘ classes. Next week Miss Metealfo! qlyge B. Rankin, Bradford, Pa hais ke lonsalo e At of| Joseph N. Robarge, Lowell, Mas: Wawzyk came Britain Bt I ACD Gesetaptes i i yjlmo”M xir)lr]fin:w:(\‘ie _r“r»:'ne - al.anu_ the old country four vears ago e S e Aa; Harry Rozdilcki, Perth Ambo; rebel and hag a sister living ot 83 Broad ‘u’.\: S e ('v"m_f""'“ Oney Sales, Jr, Bridgeport N. V.; lead. Street e e John Shelton, TAvermore, Ky.; Will- | 2 Mis: : : iam §. Smith, Bradford, Pa.; Anthony »,: tal today Tack, Detroit; Walter Theall, | : ation by Mount Vernon, N. Y.; Louls Venezio, | npson Montestaglioso, Italy; Homer Vigeant, the ether | Waterbury, Conn.; Peter M. Walsh, night Grand Raplds; George A, Watts, West A short business session will be held penetrated deeply. For a Detroit; Kenneth J. Williams, New !In connection with the regular mid- patient will be quite sick Castle, Tnd.; Samuel Willlams, Chi- |week service at the Elim Swedish Bap- plete recovery ultimately cago. {tist church tonight. e e o Wounded Undertermined.) ‘wm:‘h“""‘;;"hfl L. and Mrs. George Casey |High stre brothers and a sister. She worked at m Sloux g vistt Russell & Erwin Mfg. Co. for the past Sunder- (fiold three vears. A few days ago she en- Sigo, | ypra listed in the United States Nurses' Re- - serve. throu Because Miss Casey will be unable to CI This action, it appears, 15 ' to b in court tomorrow the case will to be in the main support of the | go on without her appearing. H Czecho-Slovaks, although With a force | White, the driver of one of Wise & (Continued from First Page) 650 i , is planning to conduct a Whitefleld, N of Fall River; food exhibits, canned at the held in this city un- Russia where fruit, vegetables s exert classes 222 an fluence torney M state, cution. was was on by was orde one Dominic H classes op- his plea of oft by a is work Cramer Lennon, any great 1s the came still supervision beir of to Mae spending ini this and Mrs. John Kallberg of 1563 ove street left today for a week's vacation with friends in Provi- dence, R. I, New and Willi- mantic. While in Providence thfpy will visit thelr nephew, Joseph M. Hultgren, who is stationed at the Nay- al Training Reserve at permission 50 an On Dy tor 1k Miss Sullivan the city of th Nose veek-end with way the Bolsheviki them included man in inst they who were The Czecho-Slc socialists, revo power. that the Bolshevist Dr. Marcovitch of to de art walk is relatives Mr, dis- odds of to New ahou arm army rom " man and overy por it ionist, a LS en- autocratic not believe represented Maxa and heads was in hous throughout fur Defense 3y soliciting 1 pledge city to fill out by the State Council scertain the number of canned goods to be put up com- tain women that inflicted New Britain will go over top tn few days the |oviding the 140,000 quarts of canned | products, which is the quota for this city, The committee u that all women who have not been approached the matter flll out the blank print- ed ini this publication of the Herald .and mail it to Mrs. M Pasco, chairman of the food committee Charles Cannon of 149 Greenwood treet reported to the police last night | that the Neurath family, wio live fn | the same houge, are making troublo | ! for his wife. : Casey's condition at the London favorabie Drs. Bodley Hartford hd hosp After the opc of this city she came *d a fairly wound ers did local th - cards hed of of qu g and ont ¥ rofessor Czecho- o5 themselves to settle T misunderstand- the - Newport The of indi the N ate 5 rortable ambassadors to they thought v Mos 0w a Her com expected. daughter of M nd has two is in lesa are un- govern- effort to it to be where they still Austro-Hungarian has cucceeded in its them turned over to for treason. , according officlal an- nouncement, has accepted the Ameri- can proposal for joint allied action prison, the Sheldon of South returned last night from to Mrs. J. H. Bell at Ridge- (Degree Corporal Willard S, Rartr Clty, la.; Thompson Davi land, Kngland; John [Fur Ireland; Private Gost Anest, Greece; Primltblo Ascencla, Mexlco: John Ayrshire, Scotland; Antonio Vicarto, Panni, Miss Anna M Clark, bookkeeper for Italy; J. W. Gorman, 1504 De Kalb|the John A, Andrews C avenue, Brooklyn; Frank Purise, 1213 | terday at Westbrook, b ne in A rtin K on shot & Emelia berty at h the ment Kurth 132 today sold her street, te Co., to Plskopl, o Arandns, Camp J. Carey, Kalkowski Del i 4