New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 24, 1918, Page 6

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, 1918, h the “mistake’ scognition of the Prader i Sl Btes OC(‘\xrr(-dL ‘(';\ r:f:’“:.““? "1 iisisictic GRredorici a thing of the future and the sooner . o Great's statuo. : the better. B o | What the City N An alleged humorist of local repu- Ban public were | A man named Oestrelcher nskod g Bo prior to May, | New York judge to permit him to | Cafl DO for - i Croy In the week perpotrated . St . = el a r cruel practical joke on one i shipments of | change hls name to Flanagan. The | . . o The statement made by Alderman | Who has but latoly come to these e e e Americanization WGt s iR hees L ey fen s hee | EHOT R, M TGN foruin P ni b vo i f they take great | couldn’t conceal a smile. Wednesday evening to the effect that | Onglsh, asked where he could find Request the Board of Educa- @ job. jillion and a half Metropolitan barbers threaten to classes in English and civies city tax will have to be levied before | asked. e troops, as | are mot met. We can just imagine Soisnduemthicr: Ask that startling one, but at the same time “Well, how are you at rope hold- raillway men | Father Knickerbocker without a jomesteachersdn (gh o lmm = O SRR, O R e e || e R G B ay X L nt sections be appointed 2 5 Sean s “Aye dunno, yas, aye tank go.” | i ek for whatever other faults the wily “Well, you just take hold of this~ | The second district exemption board = third warder may have, he is not|said the jokester, holding out the | has notified 30 of its registrants that } We certainly sympathize with that | Interest employer to ' ap- given to making statements without | end of a clothing store awning rope, | they are to be inducted into the fed- B ot hother | American soldier who studied French point factory class teache "1‘\‘\ \z.ml”\.‘;”.u what he e & to say. | “and hold on to it till I come back. | eal service early next month for in all pla willing to grant S ¢ city budget is made up | Don't let go of it for you've got to | either gern 1l or limited military f we have 400,- time off to their employes to each department estimates what it | hold that awning up.” service. of these men, 21, for gener- B 2 cillions. | discovered that he had forgotten how | s ok e will actually need to carry it through At the end of a couple of hours, |l service, will go to Camp Upton on to order “Ham and | the year, and by the time the board | after he had been looked at with | Septemiber 4, while the others for Call the attention of the of finance and taxation has got [ suspicion the foreigner finally *got | liMmited service, will go to Camp Up- local draft boards to the through licing the appropriation | wise.” * ton on September 6 R s i need of having special facili- | | there is ‘hurril‘ anything left for any | W. 8 8- { Included in the list of limited serv- ee years long- Bl e nda department other than that which will | The appearance of the New Britain | ¢ Men are two iawyers Attorney ! | 1ve on Saturday " No doubt the e their views - faithfully for three months and then n which we plation is that The Berliner Tageb ) res th . Ageblatt believes the war will la i fe practice ot | . 4 o A s same paper thought in Sep- i e b el e be absolutely necessary Then too, | Machine company plant is a most in- E g | tember, 1914, that the war would 1s CEL T el G there is an incidental fund from which | spiring one. From every window of | 19¢al lawyer, is one. Lawyver Pouzz- F 3 six months. So there you arc born population. Co-operate Incidental and unforescen cxpenses are | the huge factory, fiies an American | 2T is @ brother of Sergeant Major ly can send with the draft boards in paid, and this year a special emer- | flag, three by four feet. The ordnance | Paniel B. Pouzzner, formerly of the S e el gency war fund of $11,000 was ap- | inspectors at the P. & F. Corbin | Herald staff and now overseas with have been ous city departments. mn;rm.xm] ‘,\Hhm\,,lv the city’s fiscal | division of the American Hardware | the American aviatior corps 'he vear is only five months gone, a good | division have = . other 1 - is Stan " E: 8 have also purchased over r lawyer is Stanley J. Traceski, at Germany, the . 0 this emergenc; a z 4 ; 3 Erc10 Datrintio reocentions for portion of this emergency fund has | half hundred flags to be displayed | Present located in New Haven. Law- IR o e [ e e e il ey A been spent. A lump sum of $5,000 | from the factory windows. ver Traceski was one of the first men A A, at German et nal ha s s has been given to the Americanization December 31 is coming faster than | t0 be drafted from New Britain but soclalists are not so crazy, after all 5 tha Nationalla erioanise. committee. The draft boards have | many people realize. Do not forget | 2fter a short stay at Camp Devens ¢ : ; e s b e been compelled to call upon it for [those War Savings Sta almost a year ago he was rejected and r vassal states Ben financial assistan The fire depar! STMCETDES I StanD Y pladEes st e i Says Generalissimo TFoch he of the plans and forms fol- Ian] Culiin, \.\_"|y¢m.|um;u made earlier in the summer. Redeem | SeNt home for minor physical disabil- fore, we sho e G T T e lowed by other cities. R ccd about $3,000 more | those pledges just as soon as possible | 13 Anthony Dobruck, a Y. M. C. A. to believe that e ! = . s al first thought. The Health | and get ready for the next Liberty | Worker at Camp Jackson, South Car- B 2ir1, in | P masnificent In spirlt, in its real See .that every court is pro- department will need probably a |Loan. Don't begrudze a single penny | 0lina, is another limited service man | *anhenval | WOTth and in vigor. It has contribut- vided with capable, impartial <”~um~ of thousand dollars to make | ziven or loaned to Uncle Sam. Just | called, and Jung Kun Ping of 38 2 pheava i ecessary additions anc yrovements e - s - ; eneral “up £l S e el e interpreters, appointed after Dacenary 1;m1 ns and improvements | look over the causualty list each day. | Church street, a Chinaman, is also in- fis posstble, when | examination establishing Foe house and other un- | Read the names of the Lieutenants | ¢luded. When Ping reaches camp he o character, ability and experi- |1 ;o\ " SUERLS ,‘1:}‘],‘;"‘ ul,‘,'”f]' or will | H. Leslie Eddys, Joseph Glovers and | Will be the first Chinaman from New ence. i ¢ he emer- | the Privates J. Russell I ; Britain in the service erings of the pop- S i zency and incid S : s J. Russe intons and Over in Middletown a judge ruled gency and incidentals funds. In view | others that are appearing all over the General Service Selectives. Breater than they | 1ot the new t 5 ] DOrary i of these facts, unless every depart- | c ry. T a c ime regulations pro- . Appoint on library commit- e )¢ country. Think how shocked and Following is the list of men select~ ESRLIO ment cuts down its expenses to the | dened e Dothed and s e fhe German public has | Cided by the dav n el ehmbatent Forelaniber 1 p vided by the daylight saving law are U] Sttt dain i Some G O Ui o rn it | e ; e e to citizens to help in selectio B under an iron yoke t legal, so visitors to that city are P ‘1. 5 ”I :’ n erthrow the government | warned against trying to persuade guages. equest frequent o Abraham A. Pouzzner of Winter St., a Three German socialists rs existed in [ o o asked to succeed FHelfferich as German ambassador at Moscow and each has leceived. But Biser suffers further you were, and are, hy reading | €d for general service: New Britain casualties. Multi- Harry Clauson, 117 Whiting this feeling by the thousands Ernest A. Lindgren, 50 Woodland. when you consider that the same fecl- Frank Dunigan, 194 North fce, even though it has | piqdletown’s finest at 12 o'clock announcement of library :‘:r‘;“‘\“ 4 “""-\i_"‘l 1if there was @ [ ings are being suffered all over the Alexander Seifel, 77 Wolcott ealed from the eves of the | mianight that it is really only 11. facilities at meetings of e W;U.” city funds at the close of | country—then give freely that the Whitney Pierce, 101 Pleasant e rea} facts in connection 3 foreign societies. thzois s war may be brought to as speedy a George M. Vater, 619 Main ¢ 3 A F : o ——W. 8. conclusion as possible . Edward H. Campbell, 128 Dwi ar. The Hohenzollerns be- EVERY MAN ON HIS JOB. The never-ending Quigley-Curtis = g John Verillo, 310 Park. : Print a “Handbook for New fo . E MQcive the people long ago —o— G e aRr R cud causes no little comment whe Twenty-five years ago the Herald | Russell . Wininger, 41 Olive the heavy armament program |Said Michacl O'Leary to Patrick Me- ton among Immigrants| tells b local politics is discussed and | contained the following items: Silvio Grande, 17 Spring. Creery, eldom are two men, politically, as Alignst 18- T.ocal people are inter Fred H. Matthews, 193 Main suspicious sac or as S theaa 7 & 5 £ g 5 '“_“" ,”,m{, of each other as are these | osted In reading the accounts of the Paul Zink, care Berlin Construc= i “ML‘\ xl. emen who once rode in|international peace conference at | tion. double harness in the political track. | parls which seems to indicate that Stratos L. Keralis, 98 Commercial. ) ol S e n‘w..ms that Mr. | war between great nations is forever John E. Houlihan, 415 Stanley. You laid off (.0,‘,.,'1,10“,“,‘ Bedad, e e Suztlsyea nt,\lrln)\fL\ve a statement, | at an end Miss Annie Gladden has Joseph Cook, 232 Hartford Ave. ye're a shirk! Tanciere B RS fon or ask a question but!returned from her vacation. — Cars Howard Bennett, 29 Orange, o S E ik Mty e Micuael what Mr. Quigley immediately sus- |are now running regularly on the | Bridgeport ch’ slav who have been the victims o _ O'Leary, Eearthat allpubli It oTItoF. )*‘_‘_‘f him of trying to put something | South Main St. line. i le stol- Michael Gedratis, 463 Stanley om it is bound to be d¥p@Mated Prussian treachery. ‘Well, what if T did?—and I did 3 e over on him, or of throwing a politi- [ en 55 ) 1, . the health department and e G e peastal ! cal canard. And no less suspicious is Tiiniss i other divisions of the city TE G e e % grab Mar a ;]»h\\—n«n or two e e R el e e e 1,1'\0’;:&:“(““ ¥ August 19—Trolley officials and George B. Fitzsimmons, 30 Union. around pay-day, G Gy ¥ s ¥ angasse , Voice Berlin tow flicer: Toseph Starzeneerk North ommendable foresig s 3 Fit ey day antil Victor immigrant languages < n officers are conferring Joseph Starzeneerkj, 115 North. ommendable foresight. Tt is one | in the heavens every day until Victory O e e R el s & proposition or introduce a new mea- | ahout continuing the electrio car ling Hilding V. Johnson, 78 John. yore proof that he is wide awake t0 | {s won. And when they do wake up, to you!" = — - e sure but what Mr. Curtis immediately | into the town of Berlin PhelSwadl Harold Rollins, 79 Pleasant not going to achieve a stalemate. | S€es in it some political scheme or |ish Elim Baptist church on Elm George A. Krech, 107 Dwight Said Michael O'Lear: \trick Me- | They are going to be beaten, smashed, | intrigue. And thus the feud | sireet will be dedicated tomorrow. — Claus J. Clarkson, 76 Prospect o ol i Creery, mopped up. There is going to be no | continues. =0 Wells Foster will spend Sunday with The last four are alternates, GOING FAST. quickly upon a ‘sojourn” to some “Me son is a soldier who's fightin’ | Deace by negotlations. There is going w. S friends in Willimantic. — J. L. Doyle, Limited Service Men neutral country. in France; to be a peace imposed and it will not The proposed ordinance, introduced | proprietor of the Record, and wife The limited service men are as fol< = ~ He's got to have trifles like helmets | be imposed by German diplomacy any | b¥ Alderman A. M. Paonessa, provid- | and child have gone to Block Island. | lows eek Foch and Haig, ably ass and rifies more than by German force. New | ing for a severe penalty for anyone - P s o < - e UEE North 1 Wonder how long Congress will d rifles, i 1 g Y iGN 2 5 August 20—Sunday. George E. Frederick, 55 North d, no do by American contin- o Or else with the Boches he won't | London Telegraph. : g irowing broken August 21—William Scheuy has en- Louis Horwitz, 23 Olive take to decide the draft bi AN AR . —_— Elass sorap metals, etc., in the high- | jisted as a private in Company B. Anthony Dobruck, Army _— He needs to have batteries—guns The defeat of Vardaman at the | Wy, is a good one. Of course broken | Councilman Sheehan is having a flag | A., Camp Jackson, Columbia that'll shatter his primaries is a good beginning for the | 5lass and scrap metals in the street | sjjewalk put in front of his home Luigi Bali, 209 Cherry Enemy's trenches before an at- | elimination of the “Dirty Dozen”.— | are primarily dangerous to autoists ! on High street Thomas Dyson slid John H. Johnson, 91 Hart : lAeni R acor and me valuable costly tires % TR Pokes Meriden Record Hany luable and tly tires | qown the pole at No. 2 Engine House Howard Kilbourne, 1785 Stanley. AT have been ruined in this way. But ‘daylight | autoists are not the only ones to tional and unforescen expenses within | the next seven months, it would not | | ing them how to be natural- ized and detailing the first begun. They continued to 3 “You sure make me weary the way that you work ¥ of minor ordinances Mrted the world war and they have | Last week you lost one day and this they should know in order to been deceiving them ever since. So week—on Monday Ve s abiding ottizens I/Thi Pive their subjects when they ke should not look for too rapid an awakening on the part of the poor vesterday belongs to S. Curtis, eopold Strohecker, 71 Rhodes. In choosing this site for the sub- But the German people will wake ! a son of O. F. Curtl 'l Hazen, 69 Church ation, the Postmaster has displayed | yp just as surely as the sun will rise > interests of his department the Kaiser and his six precious, un- = wounded sons had Dbetter decide he smashing blows delivered this ents, have raised havoc with the lans of the German high command. : 5 vards a preparing for another ot giving the enemy rest for a mo- lipyardsiane breparins : “splash” for Labor Da nent, the Allied commanders have | Pif “splash® for Labor Day dopted the policy of hitting now NG And motors to carry his camp com- p . aturally American soldic from missary, Of course, there is no inkle. He was able to g ce Hilmer Olson, 55 Dwight ere, now there, with the result that e : D 3 i % e Side oo - - S i ankle. as able to go to camp, mer son, 55 - T FenUn OEE G e e And ships that'll bring him the { saving” in eating breakfast by artifi- | ! Horses ofttimes suffer serious | powever. e TiE 7 i Bearl he Germans have been thrown into | the things he may lack cial light: and that is what would s even human beings are August 22—Lillian Whiting and Abraham Pouzzner, 104 Winter. (Enk happen if we continued the present | Sometimes injured in this way. And| snnje Gladden are the only two wo jung Kun Ping, 38 Church r r Y inter seas tis a b cessary. are; g . 5 5 3¢ o job, | schedule through the winter season : 2 Wluxnn‘(( e Parents, being | men thus far who have qualificd as Leonard Cafaratti, 260 South Maing Now that the British have captured or ain’t workin’ Lowell Courier-Citizen ! li;:'; l"‘ for their ‘“:“'“‘”-’ hould | (oters on the school question Andrew Abrahamson, 4 Bigelow. Rl e S S orcibly impress upon them the evils | arastor < = & 149 B o St thel movalal of thel enemy. nas|tAlberti¥whatidos theyintenditoMdo; You're holdin’ him up on his arms = i ; I e SR o L the evils | yragter Howard Corbin Wilson is Stanley Traceski, 349 1lm, New L theogmors € g e and supplies; There are contributors to the press | of throwing broke ete, in the | ¢pending the week at the militia camp | Haven, Conn by For, get this straight, neighbor, | who still speak of *“the mistress and ree Adults who do this are guilty [ 1t Niantic as the guest of Sergeant John Francis Coogan, 568 East question,” but everyone who [Of one of two things: thoughtlessness | wooster of Co. 1. - William Heers | Main cnows | or malice. A few ¢ les bolice = SRl r Ko s . fow examples in police | and family have returned” from a James F. Molynan, 89 Whiting our- ‘m ;\ \.,‘ ! 2 he former and guard | vacaton at Cottage City John S. Contaras, 18 Union e e g August 23—Willie Collier in “Hoss John Vazuelis, 43 Franklin ontinue pushing ahead the way they | ing for Ham —each machinist P oip arsuing for the passage of this|and Hoss" will be the opening at- Frank Buell, 75 Queen, Bristol, Cte —_— And fireman and blacksmith should Kaiser Bill started the ‘storm of | reso ”““‘” Alderman Paone unwit- | ¢ action at the Lyceum. — Interor Alternates S e o e > | tingly became really humorous e : - 3 >, F stick to the job peace,” but Foch is running the “”‘H e ’]“‘_’ ou He | bainting and decorations at St. Mary's Ralph Kronholm, 201 P. Burns In war-time conditions to make the | weather bureau.—Toledo Bladc eifloldiolse nedantlinan ot the | church are almost completed. — | Bldg., Calgary, Alta, Canada ) munitions GoEney ol ,’” and ommercial | poures just compiled show that New Francis McAvay, 12 Hurlburt hen be compelled either to withdraw | non-essential To help smash the Kaiser and all Hindenburg is wise in taking every | streets, deliberately throw a broken [ ijtain’s share of the expenses of the Roger C. Brewin, 133 Smalley o the Hindenburg line, and even be- —— s of his mob. possible care of his health This is | bottle into the street and filled with bl t ¥ to | righteous indignation he had e | Civil war were $162,000 Axel Oscar Anderson, 121 Dwight not a favorable moment for him to zhteous s STl coalie il f Xt e Oee eraon, 121 e e e e e August 24—The Chestnut street | Stanley Olgin, Hot yond, or to r wholesale capture. o g a “getoac 2 : Hindenburg admits a ‘“setback “And so," said O’Leary, “vou're ways | invite an epitaph.—Washington : d trolley line is almost comploted and as - pudging from previous tactics, it may | o number of Hun setbacks must hale imic Weary ———— ‘I informed one of the highest offi- } . on ag the wires are put up the cars | TO ARRANGE EXHIBIT e presumed that the enemy will |, number nearly forty-five. You throw down me son as he Sarman) solaleraileanit complainy | clals¥there i thel sixthl wardert said) | =02 &8 1S WIS ale Bt D BIC cars A committee has boen appointed t hoose to withdraw, rather than to ‘ fights Over There; these days, that their officers do not ‘mrl lh"]""*'*“‘“ into the street and | swont by a terrific wind and rain | take charge of the New Britain food - — N S & : = h the march | chased the milkman up Main street 3 . ekl o :r the loss of a considerable To loaf is a bum thing—you bet it | go in front of them. In the mar e S e et S b Tail TR G Lutter the 1 f a considerable num- e e ! y 2 pun 0 0. In_front e o T | ‘Did you do that, did veu throw. that | SoTm 1ast night and in this city trees | exhibit at the Berlin Fair. i y Today is registration day for men means something castward they do. e e - Sun 't | were uprooted, chimneys blown down | mittee consists of the following men: ; A . age betwee o me when you're slackin' from | Dealer PO SEI Elaas S LUELIO S oA he offi- } ,11a serious « age ctec t 1 7. C sorge F canloy B he Ailios ill booralancthor bis| A bochme years of age "r:“'(n T d\:flfl\_\ "v h Tominels _ G and :“m us damage inflicted to | Herbert V. Camnp, Georg ,.\ ].\L\ anl ; ¥ Gy it and August 24, 1918 ouTFane . fech yrope SQuperintendent orge F. Kibbe s B tory June 5, 1918, and August 24, 1918 Sald Patvick McCreery to Michael Morals of German Youth Low Yes sir,” responded the milkman, | V7T T T Slporin et on oy die ;‘, o " Honoil O'Leary. Headline. It would take a fanatical | Who evidently saw visions of prison Ao th oforn “““’[ Seaaring s An escaped prisoner of war from I never have thought of it that | opponent of the theory of heredity to | bars et R‘\ u‘ 1L 2 « THE TRUTH AT LAST. Germany says the Huns are making way before; doubt it. —Philadelphia North Amer ,g‘i\,\“f,‘ ”,M:'M“,M“"” Jon't do 1t] \Witn the candidacy of Henry Ford . y s Bhdcae 1 e e again,” said the police officer £ < % RO s ‘ That Germany would eventually be | gas masks from tin car Rubbish! | But now ”"‘1 I see it T sure will | jcan. i ee in mind, we say that decidedly the SPRCTAL WOOD COMMITTEE Ain’t me that'll loaf on the joh any The celebrated author of the Me- The summer is fast golng and soon ;” ‘)"*‘ ’_‘]'I“y:” from ;\Ilh l}:w:m Hu;lv. not the strength of American forces over- The office boy says the Kaiser is a more!” Lemore resolution finds himself elect- [ autumn will be here. Very likely |t0 Pe chosen merely because he ap-| ;inted to investizate the feasibility of Yy sa3 ! ’ peals to the popular imagination, or et ioaarEN : 3 £ il e . e ¢ by his Tc most of the prolonged and severe hot securing a supply seas was a foregone conclusion. Prus- | good poker player, as he has alread — American Machinist cd to stay at home by R e A leciine e 8 - i ES onorable Joff, how- [ weather is past, and yet during it |82 F S FnicoLgen 3ritain They are Alderman Huber! - neighbor The honora ¢ k ’ e ought not to be chosen simply be. | Britain ! - o G s place ir o history of . all the police commissioners made Ric 'ds, Councilman Reginal o) FACTS AND FANCIES. ever, won his place In the histor x made e e Tas lachicsedlan Aniaorii| Richards, uncilx inald T, nary success in a field far removed o2 the great war, Springtield Republi- ‘IH]\: effort to make the lot of the Towers and Councilman George H, fitty of “fooling all “Ministers Ought To Keep Out of | Gen, Byns s banging again—New | €5 ! o ton. Tate. to! @6, mueh Good tnig |from logislative acience, Assursalyhel|Wells = L’;“‘Px:l-‘:‘xm:"“:l“;h = ‘;:lu‘,::\l:(;:?‘l.: J,:l\l Politics.”—Headline. Bspecially those | London Day. TR vear, but why cannot the commission- | SEOUL oL be '",',i:';,',.(:;(. ‘,:jfi‘,‘;‘.:“;,::w,tf when we have altogether too many Y | ministers who are in the diplomatic oLl crs come to appreciate the position | ¢ 1oR¢T BIERIEE BE BECIOS A ont | rubber stamps” in the upper housc We have high respect for the ability the announcement from correspond- s 4 of a trafi~ policeman, standing under service. s e All possible encouragement fs de- | O iz 0o : ding under | 4 brinciples and pretends disdain for . snts in Amsterdam that the Hun press - doesn’t care who kills B hatilbtic womeiwholdzal| e brollingiisunfand W proviael for | i BE s of Mr. Ford within his sphere, but wg 8 2 long as she doesn’t have to do it hem some sort of protectio L x Mng he s 1 chig has finally been permitted to inform When the Council fuel committee | 1908 \\_\ “A = ‘vl; o & 1 w‘ ‘. tion ‘,' The man who is chosen to be the |90 not thing he is the man Michigag ! srifain keep abre: of the Ig | should send to the senate of the Units times and provide an umbrella pro LT Ty oln S b e ey tection for the traflic police another the qualifications or tempera ent fox season. This is done In the bigger siicha nlace this morning and slightly sprained his James McKenna, 139 Henry [he utmost confusion. The fact that ne French army was able to advance “But when you are shirkin' yer miles avernight is sufficient proof peen shattefed TR S AT e T when you slack your labor, servant hat section of the British line and if The French army must be awfully You're doin’ more harm than a |is an employer of servants . half-dozen spies. who's mistress now.—Louisville ¢ i twol fatits or the ed forces | hungry the way the soldiers are rac- i tvordantsot itneRallicd Hrorcest NSRS S There's need for the keenest of work | ier-Journal have been doing since last Monday, here will be a great pocket sewed Add horrors of war—In Wz hround the German troops. They will | ton pawnbrokers have been declared er of men in pitched battle. Either forced to make known to her peoples A committee of three nas been ap< sian deception could fool the Germans | drawn three kings for small nations. for some length of time, but the truth - b? Lincoln’s adage about the impossi- 8pain still remains neutral. She | organizing. or rather who have organ- | ste Transc 1t =S BoRlon Rt et “Land Army” for the purpose peders t America really has a big { reports its findings will the members e P : of remedying as well as may be the { next senator from this state should elected primarily because of his special cearcity of agricultural labor created knowledge of or adaptability to the e the war, in this country as in so particular work to which he will ba by the also in some of the smaller | - L many others. The existing emergency | cities and expected to devote himself. He should | The Free Press is of the opinion : towns. Why not New Britain? o grave that natural and commend- | be chosen because he has clear-cug |that he will be of infinitely xreated able dislikes for seeing women at work | s Mg 5 legisiative sense because he is conser- | Use to his country here ol and | Traffic Supervisor Clarence Lam- where he is doing a work that no othex army France. sing ““Massa's in the coal, coal The war news will make even bet- Naturally attempts are being made | ground’? ter reading when names of German to belittle the number of men actually 2 r\fllv':‘d towns appear in it.—Albany Journa fighting over there. Thus one Berlin Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavar ie publication assures the people in the |1a must be glad he's on vacation in i (i G G e N e e 3 ! » Lo DriCary 7 e osident in |in the flelds must be overcome x vative, dependable, slow to follow after ¥ should be the tendency | phere has recommended several | pao aia rainbows, and in some de.|man in the country could perforn . ) PS il in stree arounc en- [0 eil t ould e a eat pi al authority it can vouch for the fact j his best “alibi t o yome | of many American tarmers to assume times that Main street, around Cen-| g .00 at least is an expert in the sci- |90 Wel It would be ' pity all lost a golf game to him.— New York 3 around to make a poor senator out of x 2 SRRy tita ork cannot be done unless | tral Park. be made “one way traffic,” | ihce of govor: . S should have g TR SN IR N e o Evening Sun :;:?:r\“,’,‘:\ Rt T Bt o) actioniinaslevar nseniiatent | SRR o BONIERE A ”,“'L”hm”,\“]‘:\‘Y‘]_ a superlatively efficlent manufacturet soldiers have heen ‘“noticed” on the A Danbury hotel keeper has en- = L e nbectiot It would scom though, that his SUR- | ean wovermment in partcalan | iig | Of War supplies and U-boat chasers. west front. We suggest that the pa- | gaged a lady as day clerk. Now the Inasmuch as German writers de- ARG o s aficnl 1si o sood ons, and Siuvsly i61 Sy uia ol in respect the thiiiatlos o ) clare that the success of the Allied | 70 10 My o0 are today among the | is made by one who is thoroughly e T o congress that years | 2lish Schoolboy Howlers. operations has been due to the Amer- | PSR ce races, and they can re- | conversant with traflic needs in this | haye proved valuable and vital - (Boston Transcript) ican reserves, it Is quite evident that | /iR o ity to their ancient tasks | city. To have the west side of Main | capital of Germany that on its own | Munich during this new drive. That's | duties in keeping th i ehnelont good spirits and health. He has just original per advise its correspondent to take | lounge lizards will frequent the lobby another look more than ever = % ; TG e e e . el The minister of war is the clergy= At first the rman papers said ] e | they do not take any stock )”j:“:}*'\‘\”n under the drive of war's stern compul- | street one way traffic for all south | harty and party politics—we use the | there were no Americans in France. From Amsterdam comes the story | tempt which the kaiser has shown | g™ g, \women to be successful in | hound vehicles, and the east side one | oxpression in the higher, broader, | for the Yankee fighters.—Norwich strength must be considered and not | way for north hound vehicles would | more honorable sense—stands m,,‘,mr! After twice committing vide, Bulletin. foo much expected of them. Worked | simplify matters greatly and at the | g of fundamental incompetency so far | Cowner lived till 1800, when died = too hard, they will soon wear out, but | same {ime would provide additional |45 his candidacy for a place in the | & natural death been captured in battle. And we | for complaint | The boys will be the last called. | oy, "oderate demands they can | parking space on Main street. At the | {nited States senate is concerned The | Much butter is imported from Den< would not have heen surprised to read - - That is all very well as far as actual {0870 5o ve met wherever they ' present time the traffic congestion on | party system is the basis of the seience | Mark because the Danish cows hava service goes but no one needs the [1iSFe, TOE L oved the west side of Main street at times {of American government: it estub.|# sreater enterprise and superior training and military discipline as Their hours m be shorter, thir approaches the dangerous. When | lishes our national and international | technical education to ours i badly as these youths under twenty. ! ol jarger and the fact that they wagons and cars are parked on hoth [jolicies; it is one of the main safc The courage of the Turks is ex- The truth of Secretary Baker's fig- | will tell the nation when he is fin- | _ Meriden Journal cannot do as much, as a rule, as does sides of the narrow street and aguards of our free institutions: it| Plalned by the fact that a man with ures is now admitted even by the | ished with his investigations. | the experienced and long-trained farm trolley car happens to be coming | keeps them from falling into confusion | Several wives is more willing to faca And this is just where the German ' jahorey is very far from Proving them | ajong, there is hardly width enough {and disintegration death than if he had only one. man who preaches to the soldiers at the barracks. Then they informed their readers | that many is using coffee made that all the Americans in France had | from refuse. There should be grounc any day in Hun publications that The Senate aircraft report is noth there had been no battle at all ing compared to what Mr. Hughes people, the German army and the ‘,,u,»\,\\ except to those who have dc to allow a team or auto to pass and | Something more than blind in To all of which we may add an Am- ¥ German kaiser and militarists them- | (aymined beforehand that the experi- p0st generally the driver is compel- | ference to the leadership of the White | erican schoolboy's recent statement: It is amusing to read the explanations | down the General Steuben statue | gelyes are going to get the stunning ln\tn\ of emplaying women in the fields | 1eq to turn in toward the curbing to | House is necessary in a real senator. | Patrick Henry said, rejoice that I in she various German newspapers of iwhich Congress presented to Germany | surprise of the whole war. They are jghal] be a failure. ‘]m the car pass. One way traffic is It is peculiarly necessary just nowl have but one country to live for enemy. We trust that no one in this e eountry will be skeptical any longer Berlin is thinking about melting