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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-31
lVatl)lal.
w SPRAWIE WOJNY POD
MORSKIEJ.

MORSklEl.
Washington, 81 stycznia. -
Nadcsz}a tn wiadomoSG, ze Mem
cy ich sprzymicrzcni maja "a
mlar ostrzedz rad tutcjszy, by
obywatele amerykahscy nic wsia-
dali na zbrojne handlowc okrety
Aliantow. Jak wiadomo. w ko--
ZACH urzedowych juz dano do po-
znania, ze Stany Zjednoczone
ma q zamiar oglosit mcmoran--
dunn W sprawic zbrojnych okre--
tow handlowych Nicwiadomo. w
jakicj forric nadcidzic to ostrze-
zenie rzadu niemicckicgo. ale wi
docznie torowano do niego dro-
&c juz cd kilku tygodni, gdy rza-
'dowi- Stan6w Zjednoczonyclr do -
noszono 0 wypadkach atakowanil
nurGw niemicckicf przcz zbrojne
okrety handlowe.
POSEL OLA MEXYKU?
Washington, 81 stycznia. -
Zdaje sic, ze juz w najblizszych
dniach przyjdzie do zawiazania
stosunkow dyplomatycznych Il
Mexykiem, celem dopomozenla
Carranzy do przywrocenia po--
rzadku w kraju i zaprowadzenia
rzadu konstytucyjnego. Pc wczo-
rajszej sesyi gabiretowej oznaj--
miono, ze Henry P Fletcher, je-.
szcze przed kilku micsiacami "a
mianowany ambasadorcm w Me.
Xyku, "a kilka dni wyjcdzie, by
objac sw0j urzqd i towarzyszyc
mu bedzie sztab odpowicdni. Ro-
wniez wielu konSul0w ma po--
wrocic.
w mieScic Mexyku ME bylo am
basadora amcrykahskicgo Cd CA
su, kiedy odwoiano Henryka
Lane Wilsona po zabiciu Madeia
i objeciu rzad6w przcz Hucrty.
a formalnych dyplon,atycznych
stosunkow ME utrzymywano, od-
kad Huerta doreczyf paszporta
O'Shanghessy'emu % kwictnia,
1914, kiedy amerykahscy mary.
narzc wyladowali we Vera Curz.
Pan Fletcher ma przybyG W
pare dni po wyjsciu "a granice
Mexyku ostatniego zolnicrza.Sta.
now Zjednoczonych.
Meksyk, 81 stycznia. - Donie-
siono do departamentu pafstwa,
ze bandyci usiiowali wczoraj
wkroczyc re Stan6w Zjcdn. do
Mexyku w poblizu Brownsville l
re rozpedzif ich general Ricaut.
Gen. Ricaut doniosf. ze wojska
amerykahskie Scigaly bandytow
po amerykahskiej stronie granicy,
STUB HENRYKA ZELDA.
Nowy York, 81 stycznia.
Henry Field Chicago, syn
Marshalla Fielda jr. panna Nan
cy Keene Perkins z Greenwood,
Va, siostrzenica pani Charleso--
wei Gibson i pani Williamowej
Waldorf Astor, otrzymali wczo--
raj licencye slubna. Stub ich od-
bedzie sic Z lutego W mieszkaniu
pani Gibsonowej pnt. 197 E. 7Sd
str. a ceremonii dopeini biskup
Patrick V. Hayes. Parma nioda
jest c6rka PIP. Thomasow Mon
cure Perkins ma lat 10 jej ma
rzeczony ma lat 21.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-31

low; W krajach nieprzyjacielskich
i tax panuje glod brak wszelaki
- zwlaszcza- wefny i bawelny,
tax np., re juz odziez obuwie ro-
bia papieru.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-31
w MEZOPOTAMII.

Konstantynopol, 81. stycznia.-
Ataki dalsze angielskie> pod Kut-
el-Amara chybiiy - donosi ogol-
nikowo rapport turecki - mic VIE
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-31
WSCHODNI FRONT.

Berlin, 81. stycznia. - Ma caiej
olbrzymiej linii frontu cd Baity-
ku ma polnocy do Nora Czarne-
go ma poiudnie niema wazniej-
szych rzeczy do doniesienia. w
Macedonii, zwlaszcza mad Struma
i mad Cerna byly starcia poty-
czki - pomniejsze, bez zadnych
zmian ma pozycyach. Mad Aa RE
ka, niedaleko Rygi formuje sic
nova serya atakow rosyjskich,
pierwsze Z niej szturmy odparto.
Kanonada lokalna, rekonesanse,
potyczki odosobnione, OTTO sta
dyum walk ma tym calym FROM
rie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-31
ME BEDZIE DYSKUsYI
Waszyn9ton. 81 Stycznia.


Washington, 81 stycznia. =
w senacie Stanow Zjcdn3czo-
nych odbyly sic wczoraj kilko-
godzinnc debaty mad nova po.
kojowq prczydenta, spowodowa-
nc rczolucyq wniesiona przcz
Cumminsa. azeby wyznaczyc ty-
dzich czasu ma przedyskutowanic
tel mowy. Senator Hitchcock,
ktory uwazany jest "a wyrazicie-
Ia opinii prezydenta W sprawach
zagranicznych, oznajmi}, ze dys-
kusyi sic ME oczekuje, ze by}aby
'ona tylko nadaremna, a dla "a
marrow prezydenta pokojowych
szkodliwa. Ostatccznie rezolucye
senatora Culnminsa polozono ma
st6l 80 glosami przeciw 80. Byfo
to giosowanic scisle partyjne. a
tylko senator MARITIME Z New Jer-
sey, jedyny demokrata, g}osowaf
republikanami. Senatorzy LODI
ge, Borah inni, oznai-
mill jednakowoz, re W najbliz-
szej przyszfosci zabiora jeszczc
gfos w tel sprawie.
w ciagu debat senator Lewis L
Illinois ,wniasl rezolucYee, W ktQ:
rel oSwiadcza, IL nova prezyden-
ia ,,nic proponujc obalcnia lub o.
graniczenia doktryny Monroego
W jei zastosowaniu do jakicjkol-
wick czeSci zachodniej polkuli, a
nj tez ME proponuje wysylania
armii lub floty Stanow Zjedno-.
czonych do jakieSokolwiek terry
toryum zagranicznego, chyba, ze
byioby to potrzebnem do zacho~
wanna pokoju Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych lub do obrony praw Amery-
Xxi albo Amerykan6w tam, gdzie
one sa zagrozone." Pan Lewis IL
wiadomi} swych kolegow prywat-
ME, ze rezolucya ia ma aprobate
p~ezydenta, ale W Bialym Domn
oswiadczono, ze O tel reZolucyi
absolutnie mic ME wiedziano.
ODPOWIEDz BERLINA.
Washington, 81 stycznia. -
Ambasada niemiecka otrzyma}d
uwiadomienie, re rad berlihski
przeSle odpowiedz ia move po-
kojowa prezydenta Wilsona w Sc
nacie, ktorej to mowy kopie do
reczyla departamentowl spraw
zagranicznych ambasada amery--
kahska. Urzednicy ambasady o.
Swiadczyli, re ME znaja wcale
tresci tel odpowiedzi, ani tez for
my, W jakiej zostanie udzielonq.
NadejScia tel odpowiedzi :
kt6rego spodziewaja sic w pre-.
ciagu dni trzech lub czterech =
oczekuja wielkiem zaintereso.
waniem W ko}ach tutejszych po
litycznych W nadziei, ze poda o.
ia podstawy do wznowicnia dal-
szych rokowah pokojowych.
Podstawowe warunki prawdo--
podobnie podane beda w tcj od-
powiedzi takie, jake juz re rc-
.dla nieurzedowego dnia ? stycz-
MIA nadesfano, a mianowicie: y
PrzywrGcenie niepodlegiosci Bel
gil. y Zfaczenie Serbii i Czar--
nogory W jedno pahstwo. 81
Przywrocenie niepodlegloSci Ru-
munii ktora jednak pewne OBJ
szary bedzie musiaia odstapiG
Bulgaryi i Austryi. ~ Podzial
Albanii pomiedzy Grecye Ser
bic Z Czarnog6ra wedle zasady
narodowosciowej. y Niezalez-
nose Polski Litwy i oddanie ko-
lonij niemieckich.
Bye moze, re oznajmienie o|
warunkach pokojowych 'Niemiec
nadejdzie we formie noty, kt6r4
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-31
Niemcy odpowiedza. ma
Oredzie Wilsona.
lime TelegraInY.
Sprawy Kobiet W Anglii.

naty reczne: walk to byly bardzo
zaciete, lecz ME odmienily W nj
czem sytuacyi - wszystkie ataki
odparto W zupeinoSci. RAPPORT ME
miecki wyszczegolnia nieomal
godzine "a godzina atakow O.
wych i porzadek pulkow W mich
uczestniczacych - zaznacza W
rezultacie, re wszystkie pozycye
zostaly W rezultacie zatrzymane
przez Niemcow, Francuzi stra-
ty ponieSlr bardzo ciezkie w lu-
dziach broni. Pozatem maio
zmian ma linii: W Artois bylo Kill
ka rekonesanSow, mad Ancre
mad Somme dziaia przewaznie
pracuja - poza malemi starcia--
mi wrecz, ME majacemi zadnego
znaczenia faktycznego. Awiatyka
pracuje pilnie wzd}uz caiego from
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-31
POLSKA.
Kalendarzyk.

Jutro, 1 luteso: Sw. Ignacego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-31
Ruch Parowcow.

PRZYBYhY: Nowy York: Ro-
chambeau. - Balboa: Baja Califor-
mia, George W. Elder, Karimoen, O.
regon. .. ..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-31

J.B. Psllssch vypoiycza pieniadze
ma realnosi. sprzedsje karty okreto-
wa realnosc, 1146 Noble ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-31
Z MAD DARDANELLQW.

Porucznik awiatycznego korpusu
tureckiego, Meinke, (nazwisko
niemieckie), stoczyl mad Darda-
nellami pojedynek az L szesciu
aeroplanami angielskimi jeden Z
Mich zmusii do ladowania ma pol
~wyspie; ktorg maszyne ujeh Zof-
nierze tureccy wraz Z lotnikami.
SPRAWY MORSKIE.
Londyn, 81. stycznia. - Praso-
We So informacye, IL parowiec
,.Laurentic" dawniej nalezacy do
kompanii white Star" zatopiony
onegdaj, poszedi ma dino skutkiem
eSplozyi miny niemieckiej, na
ktora najechal, ME skutkiem tor
pedowania przez nur nieprzyja-
cielski. Zreszta rzecz to jeszcze
ME zupelnie pewna. Wraz ze stat
klein zginelo okolo 26O ludzi -
diva razy tyle, niz poprzednio Ii
czono. Wiele osob zginelo wprost
skutkiem explozyi, inni zgineli,
wskutek przepe}nienia iodzi ra-
tunkowych, ma ktore sic st}oczono
w panice. Okretowi poSpieszyio Z
pomoca kilka statkow rybackich
pobliza, lecz te ME wiele spra-
vic mogly. Telegrafem islorowym
sprowadzono wiec wieksze statki,
a z mimi lekarzy, odziez, opatrun-
Xxi, zywnoSc itp. Probowano tez
ratowac okret, ale byio juz zapoz-
no -poszedi ma dno. Liczba ofiar
ME Jest ostatecznie stwierdzona,
jak przyczyna katastrofy.
Berlin, 81. stycznia. - Cesarz
Wilhelm mial sic oswiadczyc prze
ciwko bezwzglednej walce nura-
mi i topieniu okretow = glownie
w celu ME drazNienia Stanow
Zjednoczonych. Ma radzie wojen-
nej powzieto odnosne postanowie-
MIA.
Londyn, 81. stycznia. - Zato-
phone zostaly w ciagu dalszym
przez nury nieprzyjacielskie: por-
tugalski parowiec ,,Fome de Duo
TO" norweskie ,,Hallbjoerg",
Fulton" .,Argo" I ostatnie-
go zalogi 9 osob zginelo, - resi-
ia zalog ocala}a.
SPRAWA POKOJU.
Berlin, 81. stycznia. - Amba--
sada amerykanska otrzymala od-
powiedz rzadu berlinskiego ma o.
redzie PREF. Wilsona w sprawie
pokoju powszechnego - do wre-
czenia jej rzadowi waszyngtoii-
skiemu.
Londyn, 81. stycznia. w Not
tingham przemawiai lord Robert
Cecil = na temat blokad angiel--
skich oSwiadczyi, re sprzeciwia
sic opinii, by Anglia blokowala i
morza neutralnych KRAKOW = do
starczaiacych Niemcom artyku-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-31
z WLOSKIEGO FRONTU.

Rzym, 81. stycznia. w Tren-
tino dzialowa robota zwyczajna-
bez odmiany Z dnia ma dzien; W
Julianskich Alpach, ma Karsie
pod Gorycya - zwiaszcza - by
10 kilka lokalnych atakow nagiych
austryackich, ktore znieSiono po
utarczkach krotkich, lecz CORA
cych, wzieto przytem gaarSc jen-
cow. lima W gorach wstrzymuje
dZiaiania ma WiekSZa skale.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-31
RUMUNIA.

Piotrogrod, 81. stycznia. - Ra-
port rosyjSki dodaje do poprzed-
Mich doniesien o zwyciestwie ro-
syjskiem pomiedzy kimpolrrng a
Jakobeni, il wzieto tam Z CORA
1900 jencow niemieckich austry-
ackich, oraz wiele dial i broni.
POLSKA.
Piotrogrod, 81. stycznia. - Re-
konesanse, potyczki, podjazdy ma
calej linii, zreszta mic wazniejsze-
go.
Z Kaukazu niema rowniez
zadnych wieSci sytuacya tam
bez zmiany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-31

ODESZLY: Bordeaux: Espagne.
- Seattle: Gishun Maru, Seattle
Maru, Tamba Maru. - Lizbona: Ro.
ma.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-31
SPRAWA
WsNIEMCZECH.
ia L paplerr

WsNIEMCZECH.
Berlin, 81. stycznia. - Niemcy
wytrzymaja do zbiorow i wy
trzymaja diuzej!. -. ogiasza Ba-
tocky, ,dyrektor wydzia}u zywno-
sciowego; trzeba tylko nader sta
rannego rozdzialu zapasow i sy-
stelnatycznej icf kontroli. Wpra-
-wdzie" ie"brakskst kartofii5; maxi,
miesa, cukru, tluszczow i innych
artykulow,iec - So w znacznej
mierze ich surogaty, nadto jest
sporo burakow, ktore sic rozdaje
zamiast kartofli; zapasy Z Rumu-
Mi znakomicie podniosly szanse
wyzywienia ludnoSci az do zbio-
row. = Niemcy wytrzymaja.. -.
Z ANGLII.
Londyn, 81. stycznia. - komi-
tet parliamentary reformy wy
borczej oglasza, IL nalezy W pew
nym wzgledzie dac kobietom ro-
wnoupraWnienie gfoSowe, CLOS
czynny i bierny: wiec do parla-
mentu wybierac moglyby mp. te
kobiety, kt6re juz teraz glosuja W
wyborach municypalnych - lecz
musza te glosujace kobiety bye co
najmniej W wieku lat 30!... Su-
frazystki tego ME beda zadowo-
lone - ME bedzie to glosowanie
powszechne - jesli parliament te
propozycye komitetu przyjmie.
TUREcKI KALENDARZ.
Amsterdam, 81. stycznia. -
Donosza prasowo, IL parliament
turecki uchwaliI wprowdzenie W
ca1ej Turcyi iKalendarza Grego-
ryanskiego, przyjetego W swiecie
caiym.
RODIN - ZONATY.
Paryz, 81. stycznia. - Oneg--
daj SWAT obiegla wiesc, IL mako
nifty rzezbiarz francuski August
Rodin - zachorowai powaznie !:
byIo to nieporozumienie: Rodin
Jest zdrow, tylko sic ozeni}, liczac
juz lat 76. :. Czy jednak ME cho-
ry?....
.NIEMCY A HOLANDYA.
Brekenlenkamp, 81. stycznia.-
Zaniepokojenie ma pogranlczu bu-
dzi fakt, IL Niemcy najwidoczniej
skupiaja wojska ma granicy Ho-
landyi; pod Uelsen, Meuanhaus
znajduje sic okolo 10000 wojska
artylerya - okopy nawet ro-
bia. -. Ottawa inwazyi wzrasta.
INNE TELEGRAMY.
z AUsTRYI.
Wieden, 81. styeznia. - Cesarz
Karol zamianowal krola Ferdy--
nanda Bu}garskiego feldmarszal-
klein armii austryackiej zlozyl
mu wizyte we Wiedniu, przez kto
ry krol Ferdynand przejezdzal,
wracajsc Niemiec = festu i
rady, odbytych tam powodu
niedawnych urodzin Wilhelma
Il-So.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-02
IN THE CITY COURT
Case Noiled Upon Payment of S2o to
 Local Red Cross.

In spite of the very hot weather the session of the city court on Wednesday was largely attended. Judge H. IT. Pettis was on the bench and disposed of the following cases. Stanley Tylend alias Tony Butcowawick was given ten days each on two counts. one for beat ing a. woman and the other for trying to skip his board bill. He went to jail.
 A man charged with disturbing the peace and resisting an officer was fn- ed 5 and he paid.
 Two men, one charged with being drunk and the other with breach of peace were discharged.
 There were thirteen continued cases of which three cases were nolled, one paid. eight went over till Sept. 1 and one to August 8.
 The case of Arthur Kereacopoulou of Lowell was called up. He was charged with getting money under false pre- tenses by giving a show which was not what he represented it to be. After a consultation of the court, accused, lawyers and. patrons of the perform ance the matter was settled upon the agreement of the owner of the show to pay over a sum of SEQ to the Red Cross as a contribution from the Greek people of the city.
 A Greek was arrested Tuesday for breach of peace but it was found he was of unsound mind and he was com mitted to the insane hospital
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-02
SIXTY-ONE PATIENTS
 AT BACkUS HOSPITAL
July Was Largest Month Since Insti-
 tuition Was Founded.

Eight patients were admitted to the Backus hospital on Wednesday, and there was one birth at the institution, making a total of 61 patients there now.
 During the month of July 119 pa- tients have been admitted to the hos pitaI, making the past month the largest since the founding of the insti- tuition. The nurses and doctors have put in an unusually busy month.
 The maternity ward has had an ex- ceptional run during the past nine months, there being 100 births at the institution since October. 1916.
 The past few days at the hospital have been perhaps the hottest that the institution has seen and the nurses and doctors have put in a trying period caring for the comforts of their pa tients. It would be a great act of kindness if some of the generous hearted citizens of Norwich would re- member the nurses with ice crea m. and it certainly would be greatly appre- ciated by those who are giving all their time to others.
 Any who find it in their way to give the ice cream to the institution can learn the amount needed by calling the hospital officials on the telephone.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-02
LOCAL PEOPLE OVERCOME BY TERRIFIC HEAT Norwich Physicians Kept Busy An.
 swerine Hurry Calls on Wednes-
 day.

A number of local people were over come by the terrific heat on Wednes- day and physicians were kept busy answering hurry calls. Dr. Louis T. Cassidy was caled to attend a man oy the name Of Cooper residing on Mechanic street. and who was over come by the high temperature. Mar tin Duerr of Bozrah was overcome on Wednesday and was attended by Dr. Louis T. Cassidy
 While at beach Wednesday,. Miss Gleason of Seventh street was over come by the heat and was taken to lher home here where she is recover ing.
 At the Falls a boy by the name of St. Lawrence met with painful ac- cfdent when he cut a tendon in one of his feet.
 While descending from a tree at East Great Plain lad by the name of Williams painfully tore his scretum.
 All these cases were cared for by pr. Cassidy
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-02
PARCEL POST SERVICE
 TO SOLDIER BOYS
How Packages Should Be Addressed
 to Insure Delivery.

The following order has been is- master general, Washington: Parcels of fourth class de- ceeding 20 pounds in weight origin ating in the United States or any of it's possessions. for transmits sion to the United States expedi- tionary forces in Europe, and such parcels originating with those fore es for transmission to the United States or it's possessions. are subject to the United States domestic cIa ssi- fication, conditions and rates of post age, the eighth zone rate of 12 cents for each pound or fraction thereof be- ing chargeable on parcels subject to pound rates, but such parcels may not Eco. Geo 5. TssisteFed' insured or sent
 Parcels intended for members of the United States expeditionary forces in Europe should be addressed in the fol- lowing manner:
 CD Name of addressee; CD official designation of unity to which ad- dressee belongs; (3) the words
 American Expeditionary Forces" Under no circumstances should the To- ization be included in the address on mail for any member of such force
 Every parcel must bear the send CTS name and address, which should be placed in the upper left hand corner of the address side and parcels sent to the expeditionary forces be securely wrapped. fully and plainly addresseV in accordance with the foregoing. and have proper post age prepaid thereon.
 Parcels addressed to the American expeditionary forces shall be de- spatched in the same manner as other mail intended for those forces
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-02
AT THE
 NEARBY sEAsHoRE RESORTS
August Sees Influx of cottagers and
 Hotel Guests.
0Special to The Bulletin)

Weekapaug. August 1-The shore resorts from WAekapaug to Charles town, R. l., have to degree not known for mum Der of years suffered from the excessive heat of the last two days of July. At high tide a cooling breeze would come but the heat of the sun returned with the go- ing out of the tide. the mercury then registering about 90 degrees.
 More people are coming to the cot tages and hotels for August. Among the states represented are New York New Jersey. Pennsylvania, Massa- chusetts, Connecticut and Rhode is- land.
 Mrs. William Arms. daughter in law eight years pastor of the First Con eight years pastor of the Fisrt Con- gregational church, Norwich. with her daughter and granddaughter, during July, occupied a cottage at The Mid way. near Quonochontaug life saving station.
 Visitors and guests enjoying the cool ocean breezes leave with great relue- tance when vacations are over to re- turn inland and endurey summer heat
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-02
BRINGS sl5, 900 DAMAGE ACTION
of Estate of Salvatore nsgates Suit Against American Strawboard Company-Coast and
 Lakes Contracting Company Suit Settled

pany to satisfy judgment. The mat ter was adjusted Tuesday afternoon and a public sale of machinery, which was to have been held Thursday is made unnecessary.
 The settlement culminates three years of litigation in the court About three years ago Joseph Novy, an em- ploye of the Breakwater Co.,. was in- jured by a falling stone. He brought suit against the Breakwater Co. and. a jury in the superior court gave him a verdict of $500.
 In the meantime the company had gone into the hands of a receiver and the plant was bought by the Coast and Lakes Co.,. which took over all the obligations of the Breakwater Co including the Judgment secured by Novy. Property owned by the com pany was attached by Deputy Sheriff J. H. Tubbs but before the execution was issued the latter was taken sick uty Sheriff Manuel J. Martin to levy on the property in March, 1915.
 The company secured an injunc- tion restraining Deputy Sheriff Mar tin from selling the property on the ground that the attachment was i'm properly made and an application or the part of the deputy sheriffs at torneys for a dissolution of the in junction was denied. Later the su- perior court ruled that the attach ment was. properly made and an ap- peal was taken to the supreme court which handed down a decision re- gently finding no error.
 Steps were immediately taken to sell machinery of the company at public auction and the sale was advertised to take place Thursday. Tuesday how ever, officials of the company settled the matter. paying the Judgment of $500 and costs, making. total amount of $1,180.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-02
BAKER'S CART DRIVER
 BURIED UNDER CAKES
Outfit Hit By Automobile Carrying
 Naval Reserves as Passengers.

George Holdredge, of New London, narrowly escaped death Tuesday aft ernoon at 5 o'clock when his baker cart was struck by an automobile driven by a civilian, who was accom- panied by two naval reservists near station 13. on the New Haven turn pike.
 MT. Holdredge was returning to New London after doing a long day S work and was crossing the Sandy Brook bridge not far from station 13, when he turned off to the side of the road to let the automobile pass. The car struck the cart and broke the breech rod. turning the cart on its top and the horse up in the air. MT. Hol- dredge was inside laying on his back. covered with many kinds of cakes, cookies. pies and other things. He was helpless but without serious in- juries.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-02
GIRLS FOR THE
 U. s. coMMIssARY ARMY
Call is Sent Out by the Committee of
 Food Supply.

Girls join Uncle Sam's Comnis- sary Army" is the call being sent out from the Committee of Food Supply, which Is cooperating with the girls club work by the Connecticut Aeri- state is called upon to join"
 Not to be outdone by the boys of Connecticut. who are already serv- ing their country in the United States Boys Working Reserve and the Con necticut Junior Volunteers, the girls of the state are Joining the Commis- sary Army and doing their part in the war. The requirement. for admission to this army is that each girl can, dry salt or preserve at least fifty pounds of food. This amounts to about twenty five quarts. They must then report how much food has been saved to Miss Estella Sprague, State Leader of Girls Club Work of the Connecticut Agricultural College at Storrs. Conn This work is right along the lines followed by the girls in their club work and will not interfere with is, As recognition of their work in receive button showing their mem bership
 Pledge cards are being sent by Miss Sprague to the various town chair men of the home economies commit tee and these will be distributed to the girls who enlist in this army.
 The girls in Connecticut are as patriotic as the boys. and this is something which is important and something which every girl can learn to do.'' said Miss Sprague at her of- flee at the headquarters of the Com mittee of Food Supply of the State Council of Defence, Today 'I feel cur Connecticut girl" said Miss Spra- gue.