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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-11-19

FOR SAIr-One twenty-fo.,t skin built
cabin launch. H. r. Gray Motor. at
a bargain. Phone L. L. Reese, 1851. ser
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-29
WATER ENGINEERS
WILL HOLD FIRST
MEETING THURSDAY
Word from the Three Of Them
That Date Is Agreeable Re
ceived by City Attorney Kele.
her; to Value Plant.

Formal start ON what are expect
'd tu ne the last steps in the pur-
ohls" uf th" water wurks hy the city
is scheduled to take place most Thurs
duy. Ou thIt dutr tho three -urlneers
.uun representing tho city one the
wafcr company and one acting us ret-
rrr" between them ARE oSportvd to
wc't aud begin their valuation of tho
uluul
Clty Attorney William g. Nelchor
Who was rharrrd hy council with ur.
1urur for m" wrrunr OF the cu.
riu,ors heard today from the thro,
uf thoW that October would D.,
agreeable a- the adtc OF tho first SEES
sion and that they could he counted
ON ip uo here ou that daN
r. o. n1cN ot kuus,s CiN. Is the
city- engineer fuuk Not ~ Den
YER la the compuuyH rapre-eutatiy,
ana Wynkoop kIrrstrd. uf Liberty
Mo. is the referee
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-29
Seventeen More Men
Are Certified Today
By Upper Draft Board

Tho district draft board certified
seventeen more W,u tu the local board
today The u-t was uot available at
fhr board office this afternoon. hut
was expected ru hr made public this
'youunr
lu Nrlnng up tho last claim Tor
exemption mrd h, men uf the third
cnH yesterday m, draft board turned
down four men. exempted two aud
pos lpouod action iu one ease
Exemption V5s refused to the fol-
loWins vino nied To produce depend
ent- before the board 1s directed
Carlos Garcia, pld Albuquerque
Juan lu-, Montana. Alameda,
jose Scryanf,s. Old Albuquerque.
Miguel Candoiuiia pld Albuquer-
quo
The Two who were exempted are
trofpiu Morn thlui- support
mothtrlcss child
r. Giomi Albuquerque lihlidn
alien.
Action on the claim of Andres pa
ian. ali Lead avenue, vac postponei
Ion ninety days.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-29
FEDERAL AGENTS ARE
ROUNDING UP |. ". v.
ALL OVER COUNTRY
Members Indicted Yesterday by
U. s. Grand Jury Are Being Ar
rested; Question of Providing
Bail Is Being Considered.

~ hesnclated ffees
Chicago. sept 30 Federal agents
IN various parts of the country today
continued TO arrest members Of the
W W indicted yesterday. accord
INK To- trioFrams reserved at the offic"
of the United States District Attor-
u,y Charles T. Clyuc. No statement
was Forthcoming this morning ar to
when complete list of prisoners
could be announced
The question ut providing bail FOR
the indicted members of the !. ". ".
was taken up today with District At
torucy e. F Clyuo by otto Christen-
sen. "a chicago attorney The attorney
was refused I Dis. uf the names of
the men Indicted He informed the
district ,ttorncy that other counsel
had started here from the Pacific
coast To- Join In the defense Of the
defendants. y A. Nandcycer 81
Seattle W.rs said 90 hr one OF the
Jttorne,s for the Indicted men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-29
THREE vACANC|ESON
Ice. ARE FILLED BY
PRESIDENT WILSON
Robert w Woolley, Clyde B. Ait
Gibson and George w Anderson
Are Named; Various Other OH
cials Have Been Nominated.

ny AheNflAlfh tfeHa
Washington sept 30 The follow-
ing were named to-day bA President
Wilson To the three vacancies ON the
Interstate commerce commission.
Robert " Woolley ct Virginia. for
the tern cuding December 90. tag0.
clyde b.. Aitchison, OF oregon, .or
the term ending December al i92i
George W Anderson, OF hoston.
Mass. for the term ending In 1872
Charles o.. Parc. of Califo.niu was
nominated 20 the federal shipping
board
Gwyunc Gurdncr VIE named 90 be-
commissioner uf the District OF Co
lumbia.
Thomas A Coleman OF san An-
lonio. TeNna to he collector of Gus
toms az san NHtouio.
Zach g.. Cobb to be collector Of cuH-
toms 80 'l pnso. Texas
Emou a.. Aiahouey of Eldorado.
Arb. 20 be- Juitod states attorney for
the western Arkauias district.
Charles l.. pickcr to he general land
Surveyor of wyoming
Thomas T. owen 10 be receiver of
public moneys az Clayton, y. N.
Charles Mans icl, to he receiver
of public moneys at wlliston. \. ID.
raz ValVerde. 10 be land officer
register az Clayton. y. NJ
Hampson Gary of Texas, assistant
solicitor OF the state department. 60
he consul general at Cairo, Egypt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-29
Field Marshal Haig Maintains a
Discreet Attitude Regarding
Operations on the British Front
in France and Belgium.
NOT MUCK NEWS ALLOWED
TO REACH THE PUBLIC
It Is Believed, Though, That I'm.
portant Developments May be
Looked for Soon; Artillery Is
Active in verdun Region.

Field Marshal Hiig ~ cxtremely
laeonir 70 his dispatch today from the
British front in France and belgium.
Nothing to report except the usual
artillery activity on both Sides" is
the essence OF IL.
The warnings Yesterday from the
newspaper correspondents az the front
that nothing need be expected from
them for the time heing. read in this
connection. tend 20 create an air OF
tenseaess with the possibility OF big
events impending.
Military observers not on the spot,
seem q; sea over the probabilities The
interval since Wednesdays big at
tack appears too short for the launch
Ing Of another extended offensive
movement In Flanders. and there
have been no patiently visible signs
of preparation for drive in any
other sector
The possibility exists too that tho
veil which has been drawn about tho
activities along the fighting line is
only Intended 90 rnver up some new
disposition of the entente forces until
the change N c1ngpletva
The comparative cute, that has
prevailed Tor the last few days on
the French front b continuing. Only
the artillery has been az al lactive.
chiefly In the Verdun region East
of the Meus" In this sector however.
the Runfirc reached violent pitch
last night Paris reports today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-29
Lansing Declares State Depart
ment Has No Evidence Impli-
eating Congressman, Which Is
Signal for Row TO Start.
GALLERIES CROWDED IN
EXPECTANCY OF CLASH
'Ringside Seats Here, Gentlemen,
Says Representative Macarthur
as the Members File in Door !;
Clark Scents Trouble.


]
Washington. sept 90 The German
"slush fund" wranglc broke ont agnu
on the floor Of the house today with
the presentation of "a letter by Chair
man pou of the rules committee from
Secretary Lansing declaring the state
department had no evidence indicating
members Of congress had any connec-
tion with Count Bernstorfrs S5N.O0N
fund. Lansing wrote
In respect To Your inquiry over the
telephone today. addressed 10 the de-
uaTtmcnt. I beg 90 inform you that
the department has no evidence that
could In any way connect n member
Of congress with the pa ynent of mou-
cy hy the German embassy IN -
propaganda activities"
Mr.. Lansing then quoted from his
statement ot september 20. saying h"
I'D not see how Bernstorffs request
go spend Si0.Uoo reflects upon con-
sress or any member
A. soon as the letter had been read
Representative Nurtou of North Dr-
kuta and others demanded recogni-
tiuu.
Speaker Clnfk. srcnting repetition
81 Yesterday row ON the floor de-
mandcd What is The gentleman up
to-"
Norton rgpucd ne wanted nine o.
speak ana if uc did not get it he
would object to consideration of a
bin then hcf1r, the house The speak.
Ter refused 90 grant him time Norton
objected aud the house passed on 70
another question.
tEingside seats here. gentlemen
exclaimed Representative Macarthur
of oregon, as members nl"d iu the
door
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-29
. Governor and the State Public
Safety Commission Asks That
Wisconsin May be ousted Be
cause of His Speech at st. Paul
CONSTITUENTS ALSO ASK
THAT HE BE IMPEACHED
Petitions Are Also Presented by
His Home People Requesting
That Drastic Action be Taken I;
Utterances Are Seditious.


Washington sept 20 a ,ommur
cation from the governor of Muu,
sofia aud the state public safety com.
mission requesting the expulsion froH
the senate 1f senator Ia Toilette rt
Wisconsin. WI- presented iu th" senate
TODAY Bog senator Kellogg ot hun"'
sofia JAd referred pN Wee 'r,-idcuO
Marshal tH the senate uri.lcEes Iu.
'i'aluu- committee.
senator kellogg received the c"uI'
muu.couon which W1. adopted by m,
stat, conn, ssiur ls IA, result of sen.
u'uf I'D ties recent speech l'
st. Paul ore presenting 10 tn ~.
s"uat. hr conferred with VIC, prc~i-
don't Marshall senator Martin uf w
r.um democratic .cad'r tud senator
Pumcrcu, OF ohio chairman uf tn,
committee 'u which it Wu~ rof'rro1
Nul turfhor actiuu VIII nrI cuui
from no" committee
senator l.u Toilette WAS rot lu 'he
chamber when the communication wa.
presented and thcr, was mo- disDu.
sion nr other action
-Four other COMMUNICATIONS. on.
from 'ho N1-hnur1 luvpIt, lctEu, ,'
Nu~hhuru W.-. and tNrr, from ndt
NldullH demanding the Impeachment
of scuutar ~ rorsttc wcrc received
ut Vic. President Marshall auu rr.
scented tH the senate u the .-l
fnutu, H1N
senator kellogg explained 'hIi hc
r..-,r',H rho resolution .y,ur1lrs iu
tho usual practice "f an senators ul
l.ur Dummuuic1roua from rr.puu-u
BOZ, organizations and that rh,r" WIS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-29
RIFLE AND DAYONtT
|. ARE BEST FR|[NDSOF
!. THE ENGLISH TROOPS
These Are Now Regarded by the
Tommies as invaluable Imple.
ments Of Warfare; Regarded as
Road to Certain Victory.


British Front in France and Isel.
gium. sept ~. Reeen, months have
seon a striking change In the attitude
df British soldiers toward the rifle
and bayonet as implements Of war.
Untn Comparatively short time ago
the soldiers were Inclined to regard
those weapons as excess equipment.
which served mainly to Impede their
movements. The individual prefarrsa
his hand grenade largely because cir
cuinstences had taught him 20 rely on
that method Of offensive and defence
NSw however there has been q
change in feeling ana 10 every one
the rifle and bayonet stand beside
the artillery In importance. Tommy
is drilled carefully In the use OF thes.
arms Gnd knows that they are his heF:
friends
The battle OF the Menin road--one
Of the greatest British successes of
the war IN which the rifle and hay
unet figured 50 largely. Is marked
demoHstration of the wisdom OF this
policy In these days u Il TO minor
tactics that success depends upon
great extent Il is small arms--af'er
the artillery has done its work--that
turn the scale
1t may be hard thing for many
to contemplate but this war Is being
won by killing men. and the rifle and
steel are accomplishing this. The
British Tommy frankly does not like
this business OF killing. The takinG
of human life is ahhorreni 10 hirs.
But sentiment cannot play a part IN
the consideration Of soldiers and nc
has had to learn 10 grit his teeth and
use his bayonet or bullet. II has been
case OF showing him the reason
that this wis the road to victory. And
81 every British infautryman today
does iato battle with fun knowledge
~ how TO use his small arms
l,ccreational traini9g also has be-
rome marked fea a,fe With the Brit
ish army. The men are encouraged
to play games in order 20 exercise
their minds aud tu develop initiative.
This has been especially successful az
the c"nyalcscent stations. II has been
found that men are made iii much
sooner where they play games tor
recreation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-29
REGULAR MARKET FOR
|. COPPER COINS FOUND
IN FRENCH CAPITAL
Sous and Doodle Sous Are TAKEN
in by Many Stores and Amuse
ment Places, but They Are Not
Given Out If II Can be Avoided


Paris. sept t9--Trofd, m copper
coins which frequently has been dt
rounccd during tho pasi tNo years s
sim going on n France. a. q great
many stores tobacco shops. rrnoeriCa
bal,erlcs aud meat markets.. 1T ticket
offices of transportation lines and
places pf amusement. sous and duu'
Bile sous are taken in all through the
day uud evening. ana none given ont u
it can be avoided subway 1nd tram.
way employees have even refused 50
sell tickets unless the passengers Offer
the exact change Thoatcr and no,
ing picture hoN offices are also cot
lcctors uf coppers
NJ. liudelo. the new prefect of police
made round of Paris IN the suhwny
The other day Tie was required "a
furnish cuppcrs fuf h,- tickets after
offering franc silver piece N ono
station the ticket seller refused in his
presence to make change for % wound
90 soldier who offered q two. irurc
piec" ~ lludeio passcd in his card
ana ordcr"d that the ticket he deliver
ed, Whcroupor both tho ticket and
the change were forthcoming
'-u yuu md the chinpo Now yuu
ma, go to The office ana get Your pny.
Your are dis aharEnd." said ~ fiudclo.
hos" authority extends 60 ul ciu
rlo,c- uf publ, services
The perfect vus called upon o.
niase ni. own chang, ~ 'he ticket a.-
iicrs of moving picture shows ulso.
but % little tails with the manager ip
each case developed the fact thai
change was not lacking IN tho cash
drawers
The result nf his investigation was
% rirCuiai To- commissioners pf police.
calling upOn tb"m TO- enforce tiic reg
ulItious md prosecute over, person
spocTlutinE Boz copper money aud -
MI In police h'aduutrtcrf the names
.of every cuiplo'o OF any public service
refusing tp make change without q
rlausth'" reason.
There n- been o. tc-ul,r market
for coppcrs AZ the ilacr Gamneu1
whore subway ciupluNos and ulhc"
collectors bring SOUS and double SOUS
u roll. ANA dispose of them at 20
huuus "t ln per cont The buyers get
hack ,hc premium they pay for this
small change ana make au additional
profit cot ]. per cent through Illicit
expectation tp switzerland Though
French paper aud silver money BIS a.
Ia discount there. copper money. cert
rurh enough. passes a' par. which has
provoked the systematic tr1fnc tha'
tho police propose to stop
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-29
EXEMPTION BOARDS
FORMER ACTION MAY
Be REVOKED. RULING
Method OF Relieving Hardships in
the Case Of Men Held for Ser.
vice, but Who Should Have Been
Exempted, Prescribed.
ey Asaoelated Prog

Washington. Sept. g9--A method
Of relieving hardships In eases where
men who should have been exempted
have been ordered - report FOR rpili-
ary service Cor have entered camps.
has been prescribed boy Provost Mar
sha} GrnorM Crowder.
20 local or district board believes
"a man has been wrongly ordered to
report for duty it may reopen the
case uu it- own initiative and revoke
th, former action
~ the man has already entered the
service" h' Wuy bee discharged only
hy order uf the army adJuant general
who viii Jct ON recommendations ~
local or district boards Another rul-
ing provides that thousands of aliens
who registered Tor the draft June 5
and who since thlt date have declared
their Intentions or becoming citizens
are nov subject to draft
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-29
DAYTON, OHIO, SOLDIER
WINS WAR CROSS WITH
PALM, PARIS ANNOUNCES

Puris sept 20 The first Ameri-
can soldier Go win the war cross with
tho puuu i- John McClain OF Dayton,
phio SAYS the pav.1 Herald ON the
night OF september rs German air
plane flew over the village in which
he was and dropped several homrs.
buu Ten within fifteen feet of build
INK around which some fifty villagers
Boa gathered.
NuthWithstandiug the warning Me-
CLAIM iashct out iato the road and
discovering the bomb with the aid
of pocket electric lamp. picked IL
up snd hurled it into the river. The
proiectllc exploded as ii struck the
winter 80 one was hurt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-29
ANARCHIsTIC WoRKMEN
CALL GENERAL STRIKE
IN ARGENTINA TO-DAY

" WFFTTTH NV TTTNH
lu"uoH Aires Sept. tIN general
.yuIutIuuurN strike throughout Ar
.nuuu Wus declared TODAY hy the
ldrrhsitr workmtn the strike to ~
udc 900 unions belonging to their
d,utIon The So,lJlistic worilmous
liuns have refused to Join in the
IuNrmDUi
The ouN street car line in Rucuos
\rr, that had not hcnn affected by
thc strike that has been In progress In
thr city was given uu'l o'rluck to-
nirht to comply with the workers
demands
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-29
VICTOR EMANUEL BACK
FROM \ TRIP Tp FRONT

Paris. sept ga King Victor Em-
manuel Of Italy has just completed
three days visit to the French battle
front with President Poincare. Tho
party visited the reconquered portion
of Alsace nnd the battle fields OF
Nerduu. Rh,lms. the Champagne Sec
tor Noypu Chauny and Ham The
Italian kings visit was made In re-
turn 20 that ~ President Poincare.
who last month inspected the Italian
f~oni
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-29
prllllnn in nsnkrnnlrN.

NV York SVnt 70 lnvolnn-
tory petition in bankruptcy against the
publishers of l'earson'S Magazine was
ties were given as tie0. eco with assets
unknown. The court appoiated =. B.
Olney. b.. as receiver.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-29
Washington ~. Cleveland ~.

score INST game. 70 ~ r.
cleveland ... OlO 100 0NO-- @
Washington 600 $50 00s--1l ~ =
batteries Tarkclson aud billings
Harper ana Niusmith
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-29
Denver Woman Shoots Husband
Through the Head, and He Sue
cumbs to Wound Three Hours
Later; Murderess Surrenders.
HE WAS CRUEL; 1T HAD TO
BE DONE, SHE EXPLAINS
Crime Followed Il Quarrel Last
Night and Early Today; Claims
He Associated With Other Won
en- and Poisoned Her Mother.
By Associated Pres,


Denver colo sept ~ After
lnccllur at 'hc bedside OF her sleep
INK husband and breathing prayer
for his soul Mrs pauick Henry Riley
early this morning drew revolver
ana shot him through the head az
their home u' lg2 South broadway
lie died three hour later Mrs Riley
surrendered herself g. the police
Riley was AN cmployr of th" tram
way company and 90 years old She
0, &c. Thoy have uu children.
He was cruel and 10 had To- h'
done. Mrs. HiioS told the police
Mrs Euc, said the shooting fol-
lowed quarrel last night ana early
to-day when >h" arose tr get break
fast
Riley came here ten years ago from
Paris. Tenn
Mrs Gl"y declared Riley killed her
mother hy poisoning al p3ria, Tenn
a. year after they were married. the
police say. She said hc had threat
cu,d 200 take her life aud that she
bought the revolver this summer. be-
u,yiur her troubles had come to u
point where murder would bc COM
ml't'l hN one or the other
QnnrrcIcd Nj the Time.
Riley murdered nA mother uy ppi-
suninp her ann he was going Co mur-
der me- Mrs Eilc, I- credited with
Saying .u H statement made az polio"
Headquarters. "lI" told mr hc wuuld
We were qunrrclur 400 tho time hc-
cause rcprmundod him for assoc
chatting with other women
l-ut night D." rmr hom' 90 -
O'clock. ll' tIwJys cam" home late
az uIphi despite IN" feet he was
through work clrl,
Al O'Clock arose to get his
breakfast called him aud imme.
diatoN We started to quarrel went
huDk tu the kitohou to finish the
breakfast aud Wh,u won't back tp
the room D., was asleep. / Thought of
alI the troubles that man gave mo
I Thought of everything as / went tn
the drawer and tuuk out the revolver
- kuclt down hcsidc hi- bed Ic
was ASLEEP. floiuE tho other way
prayed. did not want les shout him
Everything hrclm" npuE. lift.d
the revolver and o shot rams out
placed ia" revolver back boz the draw
er aud wulkcd across the street and
gave myself up tu tho police That
H. nll Z can tell uoW
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-29
American League
Chlcngo 81. Ncw Nork I2.I

fli-i game SCORE ii n. ..
DhiDt-u .. liu UUU Ulg- "a
NcH York 4ul gUI las.Ig q.
BJttorloa Williams ana SchalL
Shawkrl aud NuuHmukcr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-29
nrnokINn a.. rIll.hnrrhe.a.

~tuIr FIRST game. 70 % L..
ErputINu uau uuu uuu.g %
fltf.uuJth ..... uuu Ulu uuI % 3D.
fftturIrs DuJurc ana Nulrr in.
,ut- and BLACKWELL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-29
NEW MEXICO WEATHER

Tonight fair. cooler north portion
with local frost warmer southeast
portion. Sunday fair.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-26
Girls! Use Lemons!
 Make a Bleaching,
 Beautifying Cream

The juice of two fresh lemons strained into a bottle containing three ounces of orchard white makes a whole quarter pint of the most remarkable lemon skin beautifier at about the cost one must pay for small jar of the ordinary cold creams. Care should be taken to strain the lemon juice through a fine cloth so no lemon pulp gets in. then this lotion will keep fresh for months. Every woman knows that lemon juice is used to bleach and re move such blenishes as freckles. sal lowness and tan, and is the ideal skin softener, sn1oothener and beautiher.
 Just try it. Get three ounces of orchard white at any pharmacy and two lemons from the grocer and make up a quarter pint of this sweetly fra grant lemon lotion and massage 1t daily into the face, neck, arms and hands. It naturally should help to soften, freshen, bleach and bring out the roses and beauty of any skin. It is simply marvellous to smoother rough, red hands.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-26
MOTION LIST MATTERS HEARD
Foreclosure by Sale Asked Suit Brought Against Mystic Rendering Company-Judgment by Default Entered in Barstoy- Drscon Case.

In the case of Foran & Son Co., vs. John J. Driscoll, judgment was en- tered as per sworn bill Of particu- lars.
 The case of Mary Nahass vs. Geo. Nahmey, default for failure to plead. went off the list
 A plea in abatement was sustained :n the case Of Nellie Maynard vs. Ro- sario Ferrfgini, ct al.
 Judgment by default was entered in the case of J. P. Barstow & Co. vs. John J. Driscoll.
 Four weeks in which to file an an swer or other pfeadings were allowed in the case of Charles W. Denfson, ct al, vs. D. J. Mcdonald.
 In the case of Katherine $. Barnes vs. Laura K. Morgan, four weeks for disclosure of defense was allowed.
 The cases of Meyer H. Hollander- sky vs. Jacob Abramson, disclosure of defense or judgment, and Jacob No- witch vs. Abraham Bronstein hearing on motion to set aside verdict went off.
 Judge Waller heard arguments on a motion to expunge in the case of Thomas Corey vs- Nicholas Haddad and he took the papers.
 The case of Percy White vs. Gui- seppa M. Mugovero was assigned for trial Friday afternoon in New Lon don.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-26

Judge Charles B. Waller heard a motion of foreclosure by sale of prop erty- owned by the Mystic Rendering Co in a suit brought by Thomas Av- cry of Groton at the motion list ses- sion of the court of common pleas in New London Monday afternoon. The suit is to recover payment of a note of $850 and interest amounting to $5S.
 The property consists of a tract of land of 30 acres on the New London turnpike about a mile from Mystic ana a barn and rendering plant. MT. Avery and John G. Stanton, formerly of Mystic, testified as to the value of the land. It was shown that the property would not bring enough to cover the first mortgage.
 Judge Waller decided to give the defendant until next Friday in which to file bond to guarantee the cost which would be involved in the sale of the property Of foreclosure would be granted for the amount of the suit and the time of redemption fixed for the first Monday in August
 Other motion list matters were dis posed Of as follows:
 Judgment as per sworn bill of par ticu1ars was entered in the case of the Todd Rubber Go. vs. Oscar F. Green enwald.