New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 31, 1918, Page 6

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 1918, lgnominious flight. | refuses to answer at all, while ascertained wheth- | subscribers whosc irate = — I«-olohrnmp his 21st birthdav. — | SON SENDS RELIC entire program of activity, everything il money keeps the . ' { Thomas Crowe and Miss Mary E. An- was run off with precision and thd Bienast to pursiie!|telephonal company toine heas | dre were married at the chapel of the o Philharmonic band assisted very o £ going, jiggle the 1 t o TR a assisted ve P P & s e i e o || T pon Do pies || e vunsi st en | RROM BATTIERIELD)] T e tn mind v o Y G Rev. Father Tierney After the affair was a r B & 1 cortain: | : . . d i 4 r the affair was all over Super< & | W Britain has reached the Zero | August 31—A special committee of visor W. S. Slater took all of thq , | the common meil has been ap- | Herbert F. Brann Sends Parents Vase playground boys with him down to thd pointed to see what in be done about ¥. M. C A. and VE their las( getting employment for the many | Made of Three Tuch Shell Case shower bath and plun e swimd men who are out of w ) of A « orlk of : ming for this season the hard times Th - v Picked Up at Front. missioners have voted to =ive employ- Master Louis R, Barker o inley i | | were not budged | Minus stage this year, the blow — the inal record of part in this gzreat world compiled they will be aston B o crushing An. aviator at one of our training r A - | schools recentl rrote his m S S B s out ot E ntly wrote his mother : 1ing, both as to the number of men efore he can re- L fering he nas re- be called literally “dropping her orded them by thosc it home, e luding financial cont: < and Bable to strike | loans well as labor letter from the clouds. Whieh might rvice and the support ae ; | | been at war le: I Dlie Prince of Monaco has off o San e Feub. an he has had | street have returned f i M L . Ben Foch turned | S iRead Y el e Ba-onT v o et e - e : q 3 too, 4 t you Just ima = 1t W & X R - L] . L] l]‘ eople, | Cross cont rution on jus % | bunch of American soldiers “shootin® | - ntribution givenjusty , f disappointed at | 8 “shoo enerous i M. C. ALYl Since so many fruits and vegetablies i e taken. They - 3 i BN e « factories have | ©f by the dozen, peck or hushel, f ‘ . . e . . y n THE OLD FROCK COAT. oing u«“n | may not n ss to ,.1,.‘ nt th} q‘wm:‘\ 3 ; s . § TI"S Plal] SllggeSled {0 RG[]IELG feven stronger craps” in the big casino Kniuhis 3 Wl other aux- | 4ré being sold by the pound, instead imises for the top speed for more 1 w they see the Wi 0 | rning out vast antities of | Of weights lous commodities as 5 . tehed away. | " fond fancy bids me wander v terinls and it n \ve | compiled by Inspector of Weights and | SEL . Men Tflken m Dran o the scenes of childhood days yrking hard for the Red Cross leusures, C. A. Carlson: Potatoes, : And the old home looms up yonder .b ‘ ' | S | surgical dressings committees. [ 172 IPS. per bbl, 60 lbs. per bushel, n the screen where mem'ry plays, | Thrift Stamps and War Savings | 17 1 per peck and 30 oz. per qt.; [ 3 There's a figure I love greatly i flour, 196 Ibs. per bbl.; beets, S § Anthony Dorbuck of 72 Spring And, T cannot help hut notc | i, Aod i madition tb ailtnie| 00 Ibs mer bushel, 15 Ths per peck ps have also been generously £ street arrived home today from Camj That grand-pa looked quite stately and 30 oz per qt.; corn, 56 Ibs. per ritain has sent upwards of on, S. ( h ; andis, who be- In his old frock coat | e o o i e Y bushel BiANIbs Eperiipeciciung | Fi th Iy Nt per qt.; apples, 48 Ibs. per bushel > 1l vy, bot 1 enlistment be . Bent with years, his lwart shoul- | Ibs. per peck and 24 oz per qt. seven months h ely engaged in army Y He will le next Friday for Camp Upton with a quota from this city for special army service. Because of hig - broad experience in army personn summary of | bointing, and even an inconvenience G R e Pl e o o reat Amer- | to many, it is hoped that the people For, tis true as a cre notec | 2 f : ; > of New Britain will show their pa- of the From the chuckle in his throat, s ago by im- 3 & selective service draft and ur;on th e W. S. § d again | Bore that relic Ins rticularly inter- , While ‘it may prove most disap b or no | With a kindly zrace that smoulders | In a chivalty now pas ders and his knowledge of four dif« bench. | ferent Russian languages, Dor= o . v v buck is to make an effort ivil war this | triotic co-operation with the govern- the no- | My grand-pa was devoted. v L population of 5,000 people | ment by observing the request of the . s Gy WG his old frock coat and the fofall nimber 6fL snlictsont G department for se tussia were 68 This total number of en- | automobile riding this Sund ) 1 1obile riding s Sunday, or in - s I have often heard it stated listments docs not mean however, a | fact on any other Sunday until fur P risor or ar f and s R Y 1i ff : . ¥ to prison In an off-hand sort of way, total mher of different men for to a | ther notice We are told that for the So tacked on a | That home-folk were elated very limited extent one man may | time being there danger that there e On a happy wedding day, have served in two or three different | Will be a shortage of gasoline for ship- Then church-bells, so enraptured, regiments, viz: the first three months | ment abroad unless its home s, he sen- To Before he left Camp Jucksor aywood, with Dorbuck learned that the M officials, fearing that they may losa many of their best workers in tha coming drafts, are said to be consider- ing a plan to replace them with fe- male workers in many instances after January 1 Local Men in South. Located at Camjp Jackson are sev< cral other local men. They are C. H. Barnes, associate secretary to Dr. ‘”vhe breath away | “'r ot their tinkling message float; for which original enlistments were | Sumption is curtailed. When one {(“w iRl Workers of the | pop erand-pa srand-ma captured taken, then re-enlisting for the bal- | Iy considers what that would mean ey recover from the | With his old frock coat ance of the war. Of this 687 enli thereistns ireasont tolthinichinat ias | ments credited to this city wer request will not be complied with | Yet they must have been mistaken drafted men. The number 78, v Without an adequate supply of gaso- % Who marked that coat as old, represented the number drafted from | line the American and Allled aviators Pitrying to pust a war to | '‘mre Youth was quite forsaken hish oity | ilicewitel iepreents L in. | cannotiboib thal Gorman! it fFconclusion. Washington | "Twas bright as new dug gold,.— number of New FPEritainites killed in | plants, neither can they take the pho With the culprits a long | Why, all sartorial splendor action or who died of wounds re- | tographs which tell the artillery Mr. and Mrs. George Brann of Was cuulm! o in rote , ceived in action or from sickness ' Where to shoot, nor can they assist the | Columbia street have received a bat- To price the cloth, per vendor, while in the army. Several citizens | infantry in going over the v Ay Sl nvenir . G i ‘nefarious propaganda to such Of that old frock coat who were drafted paid $300 to pro- ing low and po:rmz a “‘Hl:no?i:; 1(:: ?‘:‘;"Llrrl_ "\(x‘\m:n “)(x;::rnnllulf‘r““::’é\(‘r ]““.r‘n for overseas service throughout tha extent that they became nothing vide a substitute and in the ¥ htoltheFenemy tankis Mveitiont castll ppai o bl s el Eeedlo il PSS & Wstaie RO LS ol shBGa ol A erhe T prt of a direct menace to the na- | And how his heart would quicken, clerk’s office are records showing | oline the army trucks cannot main- | the shape of a vase made from a | So like the childish way, what men were drafted and who of | tain an ever steady flow of food, | threc § A | When, sentimental stricken, thete elected to pay the price and | clothing, medical supplies and muni- utlcials fawooped Rdowniions therafiandll BN Somelrrienalha dpralseftolsay end another in their place. There | tions to the men at the front, and at | | | Frealize what it means embarrass a Govern- . John O. Webber, commanding officer \ BATTLEFIELD SOUVENIR. of the Y. M. C. A. there; Frank Schade, who is in charge of the social recreation nd Heath Bartow, wha erinitting them ‘to carry on has charge of Y. M. C. A. recruiti Wilson, formerly of this city, is at present in cha f the Y M. C. A inch shell October drive a of Florida. Private Brann picked up the shell phe vy, M. © e e tion. Then, all of a sudden, federal | case, made of brass, on the battle- it 00,000 during the mont About the fine appearance ere in all three drafts and the men | the rate the 'Americans andl their Al | ¢ s S L raly 5,0 luring the month field between Rheims and Soissons throughout the country, it being ex- The old man did denote drafted who did not want to go paid ° lies are advancing now it is imper: Hiaiine ine b lied aoancTandlie o s : S S bme . And hence the great adherence 3 250 or $83 each towards the e tha eir line “om A SeacniE st el e nlaincd prhalithie ‘ nery o prosecuted them, with a mass of evi- | A1d hence the $300, $250 or $83 each towards the | tive that their line of communication pireq a French soldicr, with artistic in American army ¢ s here and ald To that old frock coat expenses of a stbstitute, according to i be not broken or even interrupted dence to support the charges. I o the vear 1o which tvey were drafied. | Without gasline your =on or yous m'\.‘m to decorate it as shown in the abroad cost ,000,000 per month. 4 we have the result. Judge Landis | They say that I was present The total expenses incurred by this | brother, wounded on the batticfleld, ‘"":'”f' e S5 G B 80,000 Men in Camp. said that under ordinary cir- | Upon a gala day clty, as a direct result of the war, | may be left there to die in agony just | ide from the decoratlons, —the . o, .., jackson is one of the largest points out, the gambling device tn| . T 1a object in | When nature was quite pleasant were $162.945.81. Of this amount | because the little automobile ambu- fh"” ciike Ahasmot ]h";'" altered onen . L il the country and accommo question is against the law, and is un- | & e And all the world was gay; about $60,000 was paid in bounties | lance has not the fuel which will send ;” phv e "“‘;"' up and when .. "oy ut 80,000 men. Even now tha his country to the exercise of free | on grand-pa's eyes then glistened | quring the latter vears of the war and | it back to the base hospital with its & & arrived e Brann home the ..., 5. heing enlarged so that it will . \took off the leaders who have been \duping their credulous members, and k in'stance. ¥ first D o Mr. Swann American in principle. Again, this | | i discolorations, and even the odor of speech in opposing preparations for ‘When his name as mine they ; ¢35 000 to assist in the matter of pro- | human load. Do not these possibili- soon become the largest in the United burnt powder, were casily distinguish-+ 202 C BESCEEEETE (SRERL S e try beecame involved, it was impera- | O fhe day that T'was christened the money was spent in sending thi petty inconvenience of not being able | V! v GG AR PR OeeT il enue necessary for war expenses. He wore his old frock coat. to the bovs in the field and rendering | to go motoring tomorrow? What if | = drafted man there is 7 - fter tive upon every citizen to cease siuch e . other assistance. it is a rather long walk out to the ] ; which he is sent overseas. There is a talk. “When war has been declared | 1 know if old Dame Nature e ol o ks e i no o jisiereetics et eats Rin S the B it e e S Ryl gt b | that risht ceases forthwith”, re- Her fortunes had disposed ety Thes Ay Bev L. 1. Pease, B Gl Svien 0 s el sibvmenl gl Y w]nu":\‘x!]w 5 RN ihels s il dashe sl L ol e e e YA iy ntion feld orne, C 111 e S 24 L ] eislatur 3 3 9 . schec € s CCOSSE o el i S o marked the judge. So human legislature P. Bond, B. N. Andrews and J. B.day’s outing in the country That Lo LElvas i Yy to Ul ,h4 a4 remount station where horses ling devices in such a campaign would = S e oo Could save the dying rose, Merwin, There were also three sur- | boy on the battlefield needs the trip | Si8hteen qualifying rounds to deter- ... proken in and trained for army The I. W. W. has recelved a knock- | y mignt have laid a finger geons from here: Drs. B. N. Comings, | back to the: hospital more than you . Mine the entries for the finals. The ;. " mhe hase hospital at this camp out blow. With its leaders impris- Upon the drifting float William Noith and [ DL Babeosle | dor your itlel jaunt iinto the' country. | 2ranels injthe finalsiwere as Tollows: s, 1,800 patients and its size e o that | oned and the Government ready to | And bade my srand-pa linger There were three instances in which | Thus far it is only a request that the . TWent¥-vard Dash (Gixls, minor qoupjed. Mr. Dorbuck says would inform the neutral press tha 2 : Gt G , A NG ok : The | class)—Won by Stockalunas, : o e send more of their members there to In his old frock coat. a parent sent four sons to the war, fuel administration has made. The ® SlS)—Won by H Stockalunas, vy . a. provides ample America 1s in such dire straits for| . = o should further viz: R. S, Porter, Mrs. W. B. Jones | writing on the wall is very plain how- < Siith; second, H. Bernarvd, Smithi . ¢ for the soldiers and open eep them company, shou T | He went do all mortals, ahd Mrs. Caroline B. Gussman. Hen- | ever, and unless it Is strictly adhered ; third. L. Madone, Bast. R el R | disturbances occur, it is hardly likely Tn that solemn, sombre way, v Gladden, Caroline Rossberg and | to it will be followed hy an orden Twenty-vard = dash (Boys, minor . ..o’ particularly boxing matches, that the organization will dare to con- ar unto those mystic porta Mary Myers cach sent three sons into | hacked up by Uncle Sam him clas \\\H“‘ by I <.un!\un, T!, ‘.!n.\‘\ e Y e ore 10000 tinue the methods which have brought Where we all must go some da the Union arm Many will disagrec with the wisdom . (o000 < - : colored sol 1t this ¢ nd they would be, could do a great deal of e : e And. although his soul ‘was naked - BeliiT o) bt tiraon i anal eall than | Makula g Bt S i L R s HeywoodSetnioiEoFSEIn s, So the scriptures do connotc R R T ReHIE e Seineleel, | OFit Horty-yardhi Dash B (CirTs M (iniorie o8 8o b B et Iy 0 m e it The Government has scored a great | His form could not forsake if,- | A quartes of & century ago the fol- | wiyi nold the opimlon that instead of | cl8ss)—Won by H. Skoglund, Bmithi .. 5. 3 to hand fighters ton of them moral victory. To resort to the use | That old frock coat T I e ediin the overt P B L e B e s s Coud MR el R Tt It h e ! wre put in a ring tain. i ion aac washinetonthas ning Herald: ) N should be given out entitling each | Kopf, Burritt : three fto remain standing receiving It is clear from the despatch that |, - iR s e el i ey b unis i i August 25— Willie Collier, although | jctorist to a limited supply. But the Forty-yard dash (Boys, junior y..;ward of the day |4 called the I. W. W. b , and has e e e a exceedingl¥ | roquest has been made, Tet New | class)—Won by W. Kiniry, Burritt demonstrated that no organization, no | For they knew his heart was in it well in the comedy, *“Hoss and Hoss™. | Britain observe It as part of its war Second, J. Prendergast, Smalley; third, intoq | matter how powerful or how threat- From the first unto the last at the Lyceum last night There 15 | work. | G. Finkelstein, Burritt M e e used by the salesmen. It was pointed ‘ “As 1 so shall y 1i hey | some talk about the Masonic order = s s | Sixty-yard dash (Girls, senior several hundred German p 4 ) e i As von live shall you die”, they | some talk W. 8. 3 B 5 eninzf infit=Sattiiudeyi IR e Sperm building a Temple here, hut members 3 class)—Won by M. O'Les rtlett; this camp, including sailors from cap- ling ¢ At the last meeting of the common & o b t ell 18 interned second, H. Lynch, Burritt; third, L. tured U-boats as w council, Alderman A. M. Paonessa introduced a resolution calling for a Government does not need to resort 2 war, but that the moment this coun- wrote,— viding substitutes. The remainder of | ties more than counter-balance the to gambling devices to raise the rev- | M sober-minded Americans will agree with the New York District At- be only to furnish the enemy with material for further propaganda. He | funds that she must resort to gamb- ling to bring in the required amount, i and such a canard, unjust though it f harm amongst those neutrals whose friendship and respect we wish to re- he 1 one time, the last the New York War Stamp headquar. German Prisoners Work. Dorbuck says that there are ters did not countenance the methods isoners at say, sut to those handling the stamps that b e ted to impede our efforts to end the He'd never fail to quotc assert that this no time for such he use of a wheel would not be tol- el e Smith, Bast Sixty-yard dash (Boys, senior on roads or farms and at night class)—Won by E. Delaney, Ikast; locked up within the wire enclosurg, second, J. Keating, Bast; third, C. and guarded by soldiers with shot guns. Around each prison camp is o and should any person war as quickly as possible. And so they paved his grave-way action Among the other excellent The I. W. W. leaders will give With his old frock coat lays booked for the Lyceum this e ce to ) St paid no attention to the admonition, [ ¢ . Wi il rhoCom. | T FInetec 18 moHIDIGE. Doy °™ | Uncle Sam no trouble for the next 20 winter ai et e ot Robson; | INE Of broken glass, scrap metal, etc., for a complaint informed the District Lord, be merciful unto him edy of Errors”, with Stewart Robson; 1,/ 410 treets, and providing not years or so. . t z » Ackerstrom i ee new plays, In another life than this, Ullie Ackerstrom in three Pime | only a severe penalty, but also a re- i S . Srgrigta - = s “R ran - - And. although we'd not undo him Joseph Jefferson in “Rip Var ward for information leading to the ! th a tinge of earthly bliss cle’”, John rew “The Masked With a tinge of thly bli kle”, John Drev m\\'\\l‘\‘\\ mm\—n’f""‘ conviction of the guilty. In this con- n fostsg NaLT nection it might be noted that the The salesmen themselves will real- With a Heavenly raptured mote Gua WilllamsRins A poil S Hooll el | B S S R R R S e t And, instead of wings, allow him others. — Columbian postage ""‘”‘_‘_‘ hibiting such action, and under it Add horrors of war—Vesuvius is in | Just his old frock coat &re notihoptlaxiaditheyiare)toollarss (F 2 SEREREE TSGR P REICET action again JOHN J. DALY and require too much licking right in his action. It has saved the : | Aucust 26— Tight watermelons, 120 zount from criticism and will cause T IPACTS AND IANCIES. ears of corn and a half bushel of When they get to prison they o were required to feed men who held an srated, but evidently the salesmen Grace, Smalley The entry list was a large one, there ‘“dead linc being one hundred and fifty-nine boys American or German, step over \nd girls in the competition. Hand- line he would be in danger of by guard Attorney that he had seen a wheel in speration on a War Stamp platform located on Fifth avenue S B RO R B i Ot Rall”, Primrose and Bailicul some gold, silver and bronze medals shot were presented each boy and girl who Y. M. C. A, Educate Men. succeeded in winning first, second or The Y. M. e e third place in the events in their re- ' columbus and the Jewish Welfare Or- spective classes. The Smith and Bur- . ganization at Camp Jackson all work ze, when they stop to think the mz: ter over, that the District Attorney is in police court, chiefly of junk men from whose wagons scrap metal has dropped into (he atreet. MEhis fs sem | Yitt playground boys and girls finished iy the closest harmony, Mr. Dorbuc | swect potatoes tion 49 of the ordinances and reade: | in @ tie for fivst place in total number gys and each organization co-op | not be able to say I Won’t Work What difference can increased car- | the following young L ‘No person shall throw, cast, or lay, | 3 s 2 fare make to Detroit, where every | outing at Sunset Rock last evening&: | . "4 b thrown wst. or lay, | fact, one could not have wished for a the men. There is also a ne family has at least two automobiles? | R. N. Peck, J. H. Kirkham, C. F. Ben- | [%.70 00 : closer or more interestlog athletic at the camp, in | ® broken glas: v M A. at i program. The summary of points per pegro men. One of the most THE DEMORALIZED HUN. Hush, little flivver, don’t you cry, < Boston Herald nel, F. T. Davis, H. R. Pugh, D. B} o = o o, . R Youwll be a scrap heap, by-and-by! = Deane 0D Biamayds DRy RERISIey HECE ST (I ion AR et L veround s as follows e e e e The numh of damaged German | 1 Bassett. A. E. Hendey, R. 5.} 050 Playgrounds Points Place »t Camp Jackson its education of any ashes, cinders or shells blows Gl Hital Hearsts Over Bolor irendl | armiesiis :;va ly increasing ll"h‘ y | Brown, W. B. Cooley, J. B. Thompson, | o p 1700 ot 3G St TR ¢ 1 the large number of illiterates, both es by Marshal Foch, the Hun is in- . are being battered in battle almost | sides by Marsha 1 T | | hem to take up other methods of of points scored by playgrounds, in ,ies with the other for the welf sale with increased enthusiasm nails, serews, Stunned by constant smashing | ; delivered against him from all | o = J. B. Morgan, J. T. Powe To enforce this ordinance a fine of | DUrritt ..... 1 white and colored, who in {line. Is that a mew part of Mr|jevond recovers heaee Schults, € T Frishle, A S. Pamsons, || 08 B0 Pl Feg ot T e Smalleytti. .t 2 army. Mr. Dorbuck told of one | Hearst's anatomy? e “| ¥ 1., Beebe, E. G. Huntington, Oli- Ea 8 .1 happening showing extrem it of bravado, gone the Prussian ¢ ~ B St r QS ¢ e spirit i | e Perfumery experts have yet to pro- | ver Swift, Dr. J Stone, C. B. Stan- | W. S. 8 Bartlett .. : 6 4 for the Allies, gone | the A blind man in New York has sucd Jeed a pitiable sight. Gone is that jgnorance of some of poor wnd H. B. Board- | In the conducting of the athletics whites” of the sout duce anything to equal the aroma | jey, KFred Kendall A tornohile thisves landl oo ertiinht Supervisor W. S. Slater was most jyan had been taught to write his own of chile-making in mother’'s kitchen | man Engineer W. H. ( wdwell has Berlin officer who would run one of | his lawyer for alleged swindle. FHe | nhout this time of year.—Detroit | roturned from Block TIsland much wasn’t so blind after oll. \ | improved in health T Bgan s | &0 te cars left unattended, have | Delaney and L. Woods, A. Danielson jearning to write an entire lett = | attending the convention “‘_' ”“‘"";'l'y' made periodical visits to this city for | and M. Blanchard of the Y. M. C. A. {old Mr rnes ti when he Connecticut Cath- Moulolan oo eSS G R T g Now the colleges will be run on a | yespondents of the RS UG e s o LT him even for a moment. Gone n Germany, strilers are sent to the | g(yietly war ha President Sills of | oliec at Savin Rock today sneer of contemp the bluster and pompousness of L | . practice of stenling accessovies from | SAPADIY isted by P’ostmaster W. . pame and was entl ic abou his own men through as quickly as he | — = : In the folk dancing participated in aple to write home to his wi week that the gasoline thiel hegan | PV all the playgrounds the two hun- ould surely tell her how kind vated dred or more girls, dressed in white, y people are “to us b front. In this country, they're sent to | Bowdoin announces that none of th \ugust 27 .\“\ nday e ¢ venrs | s Work and already several com el e b college chapter houses will bhe open August \ikie T H,«x\ 6 “',',',’ plaints have been made. Apparently this year.—Portland Express. old, fell out of a second story . | the method of the soline thief is to flight. He has been rout- N S home at 16 Sexton street e dow at his locate a standing auto, ‘whos owner | At e ow Speaking of absurdities en- L S h Dl v S S ] & b > defeated at his own 1 & rdities of nomen It is a crime in German cyes fthis noon and it was thought that is likely to be away for some time, | and Ilien | lucky indeed if | clature, there is a poor girl in a su- | the allies to use black armies in was killed Dr. Martin was sum- dance, rendered by the Misses {hought that he was ir o complete annihilation | burban town whose name is Lotta | War. They should kill non-combat- | moned and declared that the young ants, send girls and women into slav- | ster will recover The new Catho will be ready for services all these tralts. In their stead we ) ire “t gre presented a most pleasing picture of in France”. This partict race and freedom The Irish lig sol@ier had beer irafted danced by the Misses Anna Valukonis frlorida and had ridden all Tomasso was good and the to get to camp and | gee only the Hun's hecls. He is in | precipitate ad cor and then with a syphon or small force | Jtussia pump, drain the gasoline from the 'a Blinn and Viola Sowka, was Jittle did he know of worl and f the Allies Doe. ank into some other receptacle. In- x ially deserving of mention 3 ‘]\h Classes in x--“\»m h are also ands o e o ery, steal and pillage wherever they | jje church e T e chinc- ol e the dancing was accompanied by | the Y. M. C. ! ride of Germany, those Prus- The C > zo. and thus be truly civilized.—Phil- | ,y December After today the elec- | " 1o tank lock Philharmonic band | At Camp Jackson the he Cleveland Plain Dealer asks | fric cars winl be kept in the new barn The marching and flag drill ' was ' has 90 workers, 11 huts in ol | on cne tnut street. = Rohe it Mort = = given by one hundred and two girls | five more under construction We wonder if you, too, ha no- | imer and Walter Stanley had a nar- under the leadership of Supervisor W. While passing through Wasl ticed the war-time decline of the | pow escape at Stag Tsland "‘»""““ the WALNUT H]LL DAY S. Slater proved stimulating and | yesterday, Mr. Dorbuck met 500 bhig storm Their 1i showed earc preparation. erican soldlers just returnec German armies give evidence of ey e . | Forgive us for our tlippant manner ‘Imost washed » The balt hetween the Smalley | France They ha een The office boy s a lot of fellows | i king about it if vou can, for s overnment has ippropriated | Complete Summary of Ficld Events by yeround m. champions of this were going to the Walter Rec will take their girls out for bieycle | humble inhabitants of the editorial twoble fouts fospro . s tours tomorrow, since they can’t go | Page have been waiting this chance harhor. One will be Ofticial ~ Scorer—Many Surpriscs for a long time game will be . \rds, who dashed through the adelphia Ledger. ¢ March, are now rac- | Whether it is all right to allude to | women conductors as members of the rvervwhere | 18T 86X -ible price. Everywhere onee proud and haughty sport page k through the same towns they eat demoralization. All along the i : i $650,000 to build son’s Inter-Playground league, and | pital for treatment. They tect New Haven team selected from the|| tainly happy to get back home - ale and the other at Savin 5 R a : Sive at Fort Hale and e ving Contests. the other lengue teams was|| had all kinds of praise to giv ‘eh will have 12 and 14 Sprung During Contests. S the sledge-hammer blows care- planned and splendidly executed | yoo riqing 2 e Allied high command have S — It was a fast, clean game | Y, N A. workers in Mr. McAdoo wants the revenue but for army ser he is wise enough to say something to inch guns It was 2 most inspiring sight vester- | : anybody’s game throughout. It|| fore M gere h fun, who only two Germau v as s . sale By ~ T. is hold- zgered the Hun, o rmany has stopped the sal sugust 29—The UL is hold- § .0 rtermoon when “Young America” | was nip and tuck with everyone on(| Mr hort months ago boasted to the | Entente newspapers within her con- | check some of the whiskered con- | ine its convention i city for tho valentine Chamberlain | | | | fresh from the play life of the city | edge all the while The hitting of{| Ru world that he would soon be in Paris. | fines. The people must not learn too | &ressmen willing to take evervthing { fipst time borl 1 s and marching with a | both teams was fifty-fifty but thej| A. worker, his know v. B. Chamberlain, is the from manufactured articles but let | con of Mrs tanding The fortunes of war are indeed [ much of Hun military reverses = | : N e S e Tl eRe fown o) The i it Smaley ) oy nrovedls sueiniuevanian king cotton respectfully alone at | gyest of C. E. Mitchel and Ia E “Over There,” vigorously saluted wit costly and they finaily lost to the All-{| in good stead e was Bekle, but history: has never witnessed . R, ; respe g atilie of o Over Ther ‘ " with 3 ! ; in g ; double the price if ¥ ght prior to | sychem’s Hea the flags they carried, Old Glory which | Star aggregation by the close score of{| tered in Class (¢ % more complete change of com- It was announced recently that | the commencement of hostilities. Cot- August 30—The street car horses [ p. o 5. fiont of the City hall. P + battery for the winners) he was not permi plexion in the conflict. The side which | Clentral would refuse to answer the | ton looks white to some Wi the | were sold today @ Ne auction and |y, "5 point and all the way to | : nson, pitcher, and C.\| entering Y. M. ¢ power of making revenue laws, while | hrought in from h Walnut Hill park all thoughts were | Ahearn. catcher, and for the losers, M. ) man spent 18 apen W Ny SUr- | Laptered on their annual play festival | Hoberman, pitcher and 1. Rosenberg, | pitals, ifering iSteal | program I} Letivity started imme- | catcher resulting from his friends who assisted him in | diately upon the arival at the park Ihere was not a dull moment in mel citis. H started with the intention of crushing | questions: “What time is it?” and all industry in certain sections of the | fHenry . country looks red.—New Haven | ijsed Monday eve of its opponent with one brief, savage | “Where is the fire?” Now, without ning by abo H blow, has overnight been checked, ny previous announcement, Central | Union. °