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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-19
AUSTRIA REVoLIUCIJOs
LIEPSNOSE.
Prasideda zmoniu riauses vi
suose miestuose.

Amsterdam, birz. 49, -Olan-
du bankines firmos eionai ga
vo slaptas zinias, kad Austrl-
ia iau kuone visai pakliuvusi
revoliucijos liepsnose. lmpe-
ratorius Karolis nezino nei kas
veikti. Is Berlyno, spaudzia-
ma, kad Austria ligi kares
pabaigos laikytusi Vokietijos,
kad gyventojq sukilima spe-
komis numalSintq, 81 paeioje
Austrijoje If Ungarijoje cir
dziamas tik vienas sauksmas,
kad tuojaus baigti kare, kad
su talkininkais taikinties at
skiriai.
Tiesa, Austrijos vyriausybe
siandie kick galedama dar
klauso Berlyno, gyventoJq
riauses ginklais malsina, bet
visoj Austrijoj skurdas If ba-
das taip smarkiai pleeiasi,
kad zmones nusprende YER
Giau zuti nuo durtuvo staigia
mirtiimi, negu. kankinties bad1l
If palengva mirti. Sake, vis-
vien ar vienaip ar kitaip ga
las, mes nera pagelbos.
Austria neturi pinigu. E-
das tustutelis. Skolu If isleis-
tQ kares metu poperiniq pinl--
gu padengimui atsargoje tu-
rima tik nepilnai du nuosim-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-19

ciu aukso. Taigi poperinis pi-
nigas ten neturi jokios vertes.
sito fakto siandie jau If patti.
vyriausybe negali paslepti.
Bet arsiausia tas, kad Aus
trijos tautos baisiai neapken-
eciia Berlyno. Visi reikalauja,
kad vyriausybe nusisuktq nuo
vokieeiu kaizerio If kuovei-
klaus susitaikintq pirmiausla
su Italia, gi pasSui su kito-'
mfs saiimis. Gi SD Italija SUI
sitaikinti yra lengva.
Vokietija tue tarpu negall
Austrijai pagelbeti nei pinl-
gals, nei, maistu, mes patti vos
tik pasivelka.
Austrijos uzsieniQ reikalq
minister's iskeliayes Berlynan.
Jis tenai pastltys prirody-
mus, kodel Austria privalo
pravesti atskiria taika su tai
kininkais. Kol-kas nieko ne
zinoma, ka jis tenai yra nu-
veikes.
Tuo tarpu Austrijos If IN
garijos miestuose siaucia
riauses. Viennr kariuomene
riausininkus apmalsina, tai
riauses kitur pakyla. Reyoliu-
cijos liepsnos Wis labjaus ap-
siaueia Sail.
Dabar visas Austrijos sto-
Wis If Iikimas prigules nuo
austrp-u p-ungarq ofensyvos TIA
Ilijos fronte. Jei ofensyva ne
pasiseks, tuomet bus po VS.
kan.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-19
GERA PREzIDENTo SIR.
DIS.

Washington, birz, 10. - A.
merikoniskas kares teismas
Prancuzijoje pasmerke miriop
ssiu jatnn anerikonisk sku karei-
viu az nepildyma savo parei-
gu, lz miegojima bunant sar-
gyboje. Teismo nusprendimas
prisiqsta prezidentui patvir-
TINT.
Prezidentas teciau nusprelt-
dina atmaine. Kaltininku pa
liuosavo If nuo kalejimo. lsa-
l1e, kad tiedu kareiviu isnaujo
iimtu pildyti kareiviskas prle-
dermes. Sake, jie jauni. Gi
prasizzengime nera nieko isda-
yikisko. Tik apsileidimas. Is
sito kareiviu gall pasitaisytl.
Tokiuo budu musu gerbia-
masis prezidentas daugeli ka-
reiviu isgelbeio. Tai kur tik-
ras tantos yadas!
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-19
SULAIKYTA AUSTRU
OFENSYVA
P8rSimGtG per PiaVe ir nei IS
VietOs
Austria revoliucijos liepsnose

jos nesigaili. Siuncia ana tie
siog italu armotq ugnin.
Paimti nelaisven austrai pa
sakoja, kad tasai 'uzpuolimas
tai alkanQjq ir badu Mrs
taneiu uzpuolimas. Prizes pat
uzpuolima imperatorius ka-
reivius pasak6 kalba. Tarp kit
ko jis sake:
''PrieSais jumis yra priesi-
ninkas. Jus laukia garbe If pa
gerbimas, geras maistas, gaR-
sus grobis, galutina taika. Su
Dievo pagelba daugiausiai pa
siSveskite az savo karaliQ, uz
laisve ir uz savo graziaja te-
vyne'.
Austrai nelaisviai pripazl-
sta, jogei jie nezinoje, kad tia
lai toxic stiprQs, kad kovoja
kaip kokie demonai.
Gauta ziniu, 'kad sitoje o
fensyvoje dalyvauja milijonas
austrQ-ungaru.
Paskiau pranesta, kad aus
tru-ungarp stiprus burys Wis
vien per ugni persimetes skier
sal Piave ir uzemes pusantros
mylios ilgio pakrastl.
Paskui Sita per armotu ug-
nj eme eiti pontoniniais til
tais kita austru kariuomene.
Is Rymo pranesama, kad
kaip italy vyriausybe, taip
gyventojai pasitiki savo armi-
iomis, kad Sios atlaikys prize
Sininko spaudima il sitam uz-
duos smugl.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-19
NEPAsIsEKE AUSTRAMS-
UNGARAMs UzPUoLIMAs.
Kruviniausi musiai seka upes
Piaye frontu.

Londonas, birz. iSAustrp
ungarp ofensyva italQ fronte
nepasiseke teutonams. Nors
kruviniausi muSiai dar tesla
81 upes Piave pakraseiais, bet
jie lures veikiai pasibaigti be
nieko Acknowledgements. XII
tose fronto dalyse australian
garai paragavo ofensyvos II
sustojo veike. Vietomis seka
tik nezymus lokaliai susire-
mimai, kuriuose iseina perga-
l6toiai italai If talkininkai
(anglai su prancuzais).
Austru-ungarQ svarbiausias
tikslas buvo ofensyvos pra-
dzioje persimesti per upe Pla-
We ir visu smarkumu uzteltl
ant Venecijos. Teeiau tasal
zygis is pirmos dienos nepavy-
ko. Vietomis austrq-ungarp
neskaitlingi burial buVo persi-
mete per upe. Teeiau tuoJaus
buvo atmusti. Taip buvo pir-
mole If antroje ofensyvos die
noje.
Treeioje dienoje austrai-un-
garai suspejo skersai upes
pratiesti net keturiolika pom
toniniu tiltp If ,sitais leidosl
kariuomene. Bet italy artile-
RIA didesne jos dali iskloJo.
Upe perejo tik liekanos, ku-
riu dalis pasidaye Italians.
Bet austrai-ungarai neuzsi-
leidzzia. Nors iq eiles tirpsfa
DO italy artilerijos ugnimi,
jie visv;en .deda pastangas
persibriauti per upe.
Dabar tenai seka kruviniar,-
sias musis. Paupiu su tiksln
paimti Veneeija il pasileist
Venecijos lygumomis Austrl-
ia sutrauke didziai skaitlinga
kariuomene. Karvedziai todel
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-19
AUSTRAI-U I-UNGARAI SULAI
KYTI.

LoNDoNAs, birz. 19.-Pe-
rejusieji upe Piaye Australian
garai pasieke antraja italu aP-
siginimo lnija If ten sulaikyti.
Jie pasivare nuo upes vos 8
lmylias j keturias dienas.
Italai paeme daugiau 1850
nelaisyiu.
Kitose fronto dalyse seka
mazesrls svarbos susiremimai.
Viennoje tue tarpu skelbia-
ma, kad austrai paeme nelais-
ven net $4,000 italu ir 12O ar
motu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-19
PASTARoJoJ OFENSYv0J
vOKIEcIAI NETEKo 8O,-
600 KAREIvIQ.
Tick kareiviu uEmusta, suSeis-
ia il nelaisven paimta.

Paryzius, birz. 19. Prancu-
zijos prenljeras vakar aplannke
kares fronta. Premjerui drau-
gavo kapitonas Andrew Tar
dieu. sitas paskui sugrKes
Echo de Paris redaktoriui pra
nesa, kad pastarojoj ofensy-
Vol tarpe Montdidier If No
yon yokieciai prarado 10000
kareiviu uzmustais, suzeistais
If nelaisven paimtais.
Premjeras sugrizo is kares
fronto patenkintas stoviu
Fronte seka lOkaliai veiki-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-19
Q NARDANcIOS LAIVES
NUsKANDINTA AMERI
KOS PAKRAsc1AIs.

Atlantiko Uostas, birz. 10.
Cia atplauke amerikoniskas
garlaivis. Parnese zinia, kad
Virginijos pakrasciais jam te-
ko susiremti su nardancia lai-
We. Garlaivio kanonieriai pasi-
zzymejjo. Armotq soviniais ar
nuskandino nardaneia laive
ar ia sugadino.
Gauta zinios, tkad tais pa
eiais pakraSScciais amerikoniss-
ka nardaneioji laiTe uzpuolu-
81 ir nuskandinusi vokieciu
nardaneia laive.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-19

gentai vakar emesi tyrinati
sociialisto Debso kalba, ku-
ria .iis pasake Cantone, Ohio,
sekmadieni. Spejama, kad jo
.kalba yra isdavikiska. Jel
taip, tai socijalistas Debs bus
paimtas nagan.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-19
ANGLU LAKUNAI DAUzO
voKIE6Ip MIESTUS.

Londonas, birz. 19. Laiko-
tarpiu birzelio 6 ir IL d. ang-
.llEslg aaai hombardayo dap-
geli Vokietijos miestq. Dauge-
lis tonu bombp pamesta ant
gelezinkelio stociq, dirbtuviq
ir kitu vokieciq kares istaigll.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-19
VOKIEcIAI LAKUNAI
sKRIDo ANT PARYzIAUs.

Paryzius, birz. 17.-Vokie-
ciq lakunu burys praskrido
musiq linija nakti pries birz.
Is d. ir pasileido ant Parry
ziaus. Teeiau buvo sulaikytas.
Pakeliuj pamete bombq. Nu-
kentejo keli zmones ir pada-
.ryta kick nuostolip.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-19
RUosIAsI NAUJAN W.
PUoL1MAF.

Londonas, bire. 10. Central
News korespondentas is vaka-
ru fronto pranesa, kad vOkae-
ciai ruosiasi naujan uzpuoli-
man. siuo kartu jau Pikardi-
joie. Vokieciai baisiai bombar-
duoja anglp ir amerikonq po-
ziiciias siauriuose nno MontdI-
dier. Ypac prieS alnerikonus
bombardavimas yra paseles.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-19
'KURsTANcIoS S0CIJALts-
TJ KAlLBOs;
Socijalistas Debs eina prizes
sales vyriausybe,

Canton, Ohio, birz. 18. Bu-
yes kelis kartus socijalistp
lkandidatas j Suv. Valstijll
lprezidentus, Eugene Y. Debs,
kalbejo Ohio socijalistp kon-
l#veneijjojje, kuri tesesi iris die
mas. Pazymejo, kad socijalis-
tai privalo stipriau laikyties
savo principp, negu kuomet
nors pirmiau. 81
Debs, isreiskes pagarbaH VI
stems socijalistams, katrie pa
teko kaIeiiman " savo prin-
cipp iispazinima, eme gird IN
dustrijalistus, rusQ bolsevikus
payadino draugais ir tureJo
pasakyti, kad talkininlSq Tx
slai sioie kareje yra toxic pat,
|kaip If centrally valstybiq
butent: uzgrobimai. BE to pa
sake, kad Amerika laulSia kri-
zis, panasus Rusij9s kriziui.
Kad If Amerikoje bolseyikai,
pagrobs valdzia savo rankos-
ma.
Toliaus Debs pazymejo, kad
ir iiis esas toksai pat kaltinin-
kas, kaip If Mrs. Rose Pastor
Stokes, nesenai nubausta de
simciai metQ kelejil0an T az
perzzengima istatyh ape sni-
pus. Ir jei jjis uz toki pati ra-
sizzengima butp kaltinamas,
tuomet nei nesistengtp pasl-
teisinti. sss
"Suv. Valstijos
Eautokratijos, yra vienatine sa-
lis pasaulyj, katra galejo uz-
daryti desimaiai metq kaleji-
!! man motari ue pa alSymq lais-
vos kalbos',.
"Socijalistai", sauke Debs,
privalo visur If yisuomet ko-
voti prizes militarizma Nepa-
manykite nei momentui, kad
visi junkeriai randasi tik vo-
kieciuose. Jie nori nukreipti
musQ donna j junkerius Berry
ne, idant nepamatytumem
sios Sales junkeriq
Debso kalbos metu fedora
|liai agentai surado svetaineje'
55 socijalistus, katrie inegale=
jjo parodyti registracijos zenk-
| / IL, Visi jie paint. palicljcs
nuovadon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-19

- Washington, birz. 49,.
Estonijos If Livonijos haronai
protestuoja pries vokieciq Sci
mininkavima tose salyse. Vo-
.kieeiq pasielgimas nesutinka
su padarytos taikos sutartimi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-19
sEIMo SESIJOs pRAsI-
DEJO z sAL. [ DIEAAl.
(specijale 'Draugui"
telegTanna).

DETROIT, MICH,
birz. Is. Susiyienijimo
Lietuviu Rymo Kataliku
Amerikoje 3S Seimas
siandie prasidejo iskil-
mingomis pamaldomis sy.
Jurgio parapiios bazny
cioje.
Iskilningasias sv. mi
sias giedojo gerb. kun.
Petkus is Brooklyno. Ger
biamajam celebrantui pa
tarnavo: gerb. kun. Vim
Gins {? Red.) kaipo dija-
konas, gerb. kun. Rusis
subdijak., gerb. kun. Ba-
linskas ceremon.
Labai grazu If ispudin-
ga pamoksla pasake gerb.
vietos lietuviu sv. Jurgio
parapijos klebonas kun.
A. Sk1ypko. Gerb. pamok-
slininkas prisimine 81
svarbu musp tautai mo-
menta. Dievo rykste pa
liete musu fevyne. Visa
ListHva kTanjnose paplu. I
dust, tauta varguose If
asarose paskendusi. Ragi-
10 suvaziavusius Seiman
delegatus veikti stipriau
sioje vienybeje II pasidar-
huoti ne tik, sitos musu
didziules organizacijos
reikalais, bet If tautos ir
Tevynes Lietuyos. Tilin-
cipjq akyse matesi asa
ros.
Pc pamokslo gerb. kun.
M. Krusas, sv. Jurgio pa
rapijos, Chicagoje, kle-
bonas, seimo delegatus
palaimiho su svenciau-
siuoju Sakramentu.
Seimas atidaryta R
val. diena. Iskarto susi-
rinko suvirs so delegatu.
Seimo vedeju isrinktas p.
Jarusevicius.
Delegatu upas palilus.
Su visa sirdimi imasi
svarbaus darbo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-19
o R A S.

Chicago If apylinkes.
siandie If rytoj isdalies debe-
siuota; gall but lietaus; maza
atmaina temperaturoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-19
IS VAKARU FRONTO

mai. Pietuose nuo Aisne pran-
cuzai iveike vokiecius. Paema
daugiau simto nelaisviq.
Tarpe upip Ourcq If Marae
prancuzq patroliai taippat pa
eme nelaisviu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-19

Ties Chicago ave. maudi-
mosi metu nuskendo Joseph
Holbach.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-19

Maskva, birz. 49, Bol-
seviku vyriausybe pasauk6
kareiviauti visus vyrus ligi 43
m. amziaus. Gaminasi prizes vi
dujini sayo priesininka.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-19

Londonas. birz. 10.
Anglq nuostoliai kareiviuosc
per iris dienas yra 1866.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-05
s-rM. Mson ana rides.
GREENEVILLE
Ladies Charitable Society of st Mary's Parish Very Active in Reo Cross Work-other Village News.

The weekly meeting of the Ladies Charitable society of St. Mary's parish for Red Cross work was held in the community room of the convent on Thursday afternoon from to , o'clock. Fhc members are taking deep inter est in caring for the comforts of the soldiers and sailors both at homc and abroad and arc always ready to sacri- lce much time and home comforts in bringing about such happy results
 The work accomplished to date by the society. in the interest of the local Rcd Cross orsanizat tion is as follows: 25 hospital shirts. 12S suits. paiamas. g pieces underwear, bed spreads lo9 banda ges. afghan, 15 sweaters, helmets, pairs Wristlets 10 abdou- iaal belts. 20 pairs socks. II property bags and filled F comfort bags.
 Along with these laborS the society has not lost sight of it's real object the caring of the. worthy poor of the parish in the matter of food. clothing. coal and wood the past winter, which charity is dispensed unknown to the members through the treasurer, Rev. John H. Fitzmaurice., Through sales of articles, the. society has made a special contribution of about s30 to the free wool fund. The weekly meet irss of the society will continue to be held for the remainder of the sum- rler al the convent building on Thurs day afternoons The efficient president of the. organization is Mrs Mary c. Moriarty
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-05
COMMUNITY LABOR BOARDS
 THROUGHOUT STATE
This County Will Have Offices in Nor
 wieh and New London.

The local administration of the new government labor programme has been launched throughout Connecticut by the division of the state into re crditing districts" to be presided over by community labor boards There are fourteen of these districts in Con- necticut, laid out according to indust- rial unity and transportation facilities
 As the name implies, these boards are to be centers for recruiting labor for war industries and listing and grading the men in the'districts The personnel of the community labor boards will be announced later.
 The recruiting districts into which the state has been divided include the following:
 In Holland county. one district; dis trict office at Rockville Wernon towns included: Andovsr. Bolton, Co lumbia. Coventry, Ellington, Hebron Mansfield, Somers. Stafford, Holland Union, Vernon, Wilmington.
 Tn Windham county, two districts one district office at Wtlfimantic (Windham); towns included: Ashford Chaplin, Eastford, Hampton, Scotland Windha4n; second district office at DanieIson (Kiliingly) towns include: Brooklyn, Canterbury, Killingiy PIainfield. Pon1fret, Putnam, Sterling Thompson, Woodstock.
 In New London county, two dis trfcts: one district office in New Lon.- don; towns included: East Lyme, Gro ton, Ledyarl, Lyme. MontVille, New London, North Stonington, Old Lyme Storington, Waterford second dis trict office in Norwich: towns ir-
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-05

ciuded: Pozrah, Colchester, Franklin, GriswoIAn Lebanon. Lisbon, Norwich,
 Preston, Salem, Sprague, Noluntown.
 In charge Of this recruiting in. each district. there will be a community la bor board, composed of chairman, who will be a representative of the United States Employment Service, enc representative of local employers, and one representative of local em- ployees. These boards will settle all employment questions, in their dis tricts, subject to appeal to the state advisory board. answering calls for labor from employers in other dis tricts and protecting the labor of their own recruiting centerS. Announce be recruited and transferred from the district will be sent to the com r1unity boards by the state director of The federal employnen. service. This
 will be the local share of the state quota Connecticut's first quota is B.
 AGO. Others will follow and all will be divided among the community
 boards.
 This is the local working of the new government labor programme. The local administration is especial ly important in this war measure as. according to the government bulletins, l i: is to be along a few general prin- ciples, then local conditions will gov ern." The ultimate ide1 is to have a central goYernment agency with sole direction of all recruiting of civilian workers for war industries and all ap-
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-05

telephone to the police station and the auto driver soon after arrived there to report. They said that Mir. Wightman was evidently very deaf as they blew their horn but he paid no attention to it, and they had merely grazed him and the pail of milk as they went by. They said they were going back to settle for the milk.
 Bus Slides Down Hill.
 Sunday afternoon one of the buses on the Norwich New London line driven by J. James met with an ac- cldent .While- on the way to New Lon don. The bus was headed for New London and while going up BoIles' hill near Quaker Hill the engine in the car stalled and before the driver could start 1t again the auto rolled down the hill and left the road crashing into the fence in front of the Wood worth mill. Two young ladies who were sitting in the rear of the car jumped. One of the girls received a bruised elbow and the other escaped injury, but tainted. They were taken to a nearby house and revived The bus was able to return to Norwich un- der it's own power, although the rear end of the car was badly smashed
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-05
AUTO ACCIDENTS IN TWO DAYS
Norwich and New London Cars Lock Wheels on Road Be-
 tween Cites-Auto Spills Milk at Norwich Town = Motor Bus Slips Back Down Hill When Engine Stalls.


 Several automobile accidents of a minor character occurred near the city over Saturday and Sunday, but with out any serious injuries to any of the persons involved
 Automobiles belonging to J. A. Cad den of Broad street, this city, and Gustave Christopherson of Shaw street, New London, collided about 10 o'clock on Saturday night near the Norwich golf club entrance on the road to New London, and each lost a forward front wheel MT. Cadden was headed for New London and the other man was coming into opposite direction when their machines met locking forward front wheels, which bNh collapsed, and both machines were swung out of the road, the Christopherson car landing up against a ledge, and the Gladden. car was also swung around.
 Hit Pail of Milk.
 Late Sunday afternoon an automo- bile driven by a man named Mandel who lives on the West Side, struck William H. Wfghtman of 232 West Town street. Norwich Town, as he was carrying a pail of milk along the street near his home, spilling the milk. MT. Wightman reported the matter by
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-05

splendid spirit of Americas S fighting men) and VIC. behind the lines, must give of our substance If we don't do our part. these boys of ours are going to speak a different language from us after the war is over.
 Another important thing is that each one of us must do something to aid English propaganda. America doesn't half realize what England has done. and is doing. England is fight ing in fourteen forts today; over 50 per cent Of the fighting men now on the field, belong to the EnglisIi troops We can't do enough to help her: it's the call of the Anglo-Saxon race toi stand shoulder to shoulder together against the Teutons!
 The Food for France Fund is getting on splendidly. The food stuffs get to Paris, where the French government takes them in charge and distributes them. from the Entrepot deS Dons The military hospitals are improving every day in efficiency of equipment and staff. so gradually the food com mittee is transferring it's funds from the military camps to the tuberculosis hospitals. for whose patients little has previously been done. These cases have had bad quarters, insufficient
  Given plentiful nutrition and placed in healthier surroundings, many of these l men may be cured. if their disease is taken in the preliminary stages. In assisting to repatriate the repa- thies, who have lost everything, is where America may show It's spirit of practical brotherhood, for the Amer 1 ican dollar will do double duty, if we l let the French inborn frugality and in genuity help. The Red Cross can't do everything; it is accomplishing won ders but it can't supply every need | in France. Individuals must come in here. The Food for France Fund only 1 can be successful in emergency relief 1 if generously supported by the pub | lie.
 Miss Spencer, accompanied by Mrs | Frank Garvin. who displayed the ] stereopticon films, has been on a mo- l toring tour over New England to i awaken new interest in the Food For France Fund. She is to speak at | Watch Hill, and later in the week at 1 Jamestown and Swampscott. 1 Nobody in her audience on Satur- day afternoon, could fail to be i'm pressed by the urgency and need of 1 our self sacrifice as loyal Americans, to help these, 2ur alliJ;, whose lot is l such a pitiful one, and there will l doubtless be many subscriptions to- wards the Food For France Fund, from 1 Norwich people, who were privileged 1 to hear of it's wonderful work with the 1 soldiers and the suffering lover l there"
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-05
RUINED MONTHS CLOTHES
 WITH cARBotle ACID.
Versailles Man Finds Damage Done at
 His Home by Unknown Man.

John Monty of Versailles reported to the police early on Sunday evening that he found his house had been broken into during the afternoon. a trunk broken open and carbOHc acid poured oyer his clothes.
 He. was. not able to suggest 3. clue perpetrated what locks like a spite case, Sergeant A. (. Matthews ad- vised Monty 10 make complaint 10 Constable Gus Lambert so as to help locate the destroyer of his property.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-05
Illinois Visitors Here.

Mrs Joseph Brown and Miss Gladys Kidd both of Streator, H.. who have been visiting MT. and Mrs. J. J. Fields Of 5s Broadway, were at Fort Terry on Plum Island on Sunday to visit Mrs BroWn's son, Corp. Walter Brown, Battery F, 6sth regiment and Private Charles Greefer, who is also from Stfeator
 Mrs. Brown and Miss Kidd arc to return west on Thursday after one of the pleasantest and most interesting experiences trey have ever enjoyed. as. this is their first trip east, and the green hills of New England and the blue waters of the Atlantic have been a revelation 10 them
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-05

 plfcations for war labor to be made through the United States Employ ment Agency. The branch service, the United States Public Service Reserve, recruits and registers men who are now employed and will express -readf- ness to serve on war work when needed. The men so registered then constitute a reserve for future use. Through this list labor will be shifted as it is called for through tie em- ployment agency. After having sig nified their willingness to be transfer red to more essential work as soon as the need arises, the men are urged to keep their present jobs and work full time Such a system will Go away with the poaching Of labor by employ CTS and the constant shifting of la hor which wastes time. money. and materials.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-05
GIFT OF LIBRARY
 TO COUNTY HOME Miss Susie WhittIesey of TsftvlIe Presents 55 Books to Home.

The New London County Home has received library of 5 -voiumes pre- scented by Miss Susie Whittlesey of Taftville.
 Included in the gift is set of 10 volumes Of Encyclopaedia of United States History. set of , volumes Nat ttl al History. set of 30 volumes Ency- clopaedia Brittaniea, one Webster dic- ti0nary, Journey Round the World. by Rev. Francis Clark, one volume Whit tiers poems, one volume m=seeilaneous poems, three books of the No Name series, Young Peoples Tennyson.
 The gift was greatly appreciated at the home and will make 8 valuable addition to the new library which is to be placed in the new buil0ins when it is completed.