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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-30

STRICTLY PRIVATE HONE ron CON
finsusnt cases. good nurse. hest Of
doctors rsferrness H.tes. rsar
PARIS-A new German aeropiane
called the Pfaix ID Ill. has appeared
at tho front II In n single seated
chasing machine. only 30 feet wide.
with wings spread. A French lieu.
tenant has already brought down one
and an American aviator a second
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-30

55-Busincss Personals

ALnArfpolsa ffJoArfSo PAVILION
HauGs'a rArk. Parific highway. silver
lake. Opening unisr nsw manasemsnt
Hi9 sli.niEbt dance; good music. rood
time. Everybody welcome Admission
tioo couple.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-30
BASEBALL GAMES
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Louis. Dctroit--Rain.
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Or. e,ep. 6. @nrsbad, 3abnor5t.
305-306 Sifg @ebduoe. or. 6067,
gtras =.

t
-Srot Ser al,Beroroentlidb Iharfen
ullo ltarfen militariIdcn 8eipad)umg
Der @reIt5e lit es einer Mn5nbL meri-
faniiher 8anoiten abermals gelun=
gen, oen Hio @ranoe 5u frelt5en uno
In Den Big Bend s9iitrift einsil-
fallen. Ole &~titberbanoe idlid lid
nit Grfolg an Die Hanh Don Stto
Sdnipbnh, Der iih por etma flint
5ebn sobren i'm Gale oes San 6rnn
cisco Bodies nieoergelaiien bat, Der.
an INTO trieb so &opf gieb meg.
Sd)upbnh nladte Iid aaein ON Die
8erfolguite Der 8ieboiebe rno folgts
linen altf merifaniihes @ebiet, no
or BON ben 9anoiten gefanser, nm
feline @affen uno Yfero beralibt nnb
iiberboupt total ausgepliinoert Dur-
&c. Seine Samilie, pelde onr6 einen
BarIomentdr ser Hdltber BON Ger Sc
fangennabme S6up6ads benahrid.
tist pllroe, iob iih g~enotigt, i1mnt-
Iid)e i'm Ganbbanie befinolihen
9aarmitteI i'm 9etrage BON CO. $40
sen 8rieonten als 2oiegelO ols5u.
Iiefern, moratf Der Moun IN 5rei-
belt geiest mliroc. Die Sanger 10.
fpie oie in Mdratbon liegenoe Bum
oes aanolerie baben iih fofort IN
Die gerfoIgung Der Strmthofebe &c.
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Diitriftridter Calhoun BON

StiItLlLluleI 0utyuut UuH
MuIHn bat oas bon Dem Saloonbe=
tiger @altber s.. &obler in gerar
Gountp eingereidte @eiud Inn gu
riidnahme oes Ginbaltsbefebls, ourd)
ben er an Ser @eiterfibrune ieines
s@eiddftes perbinoert miro, abgemie=
fen uno oen ginbaltsbefebl in Ser
manen5 erfl1rt. &obler fiibrte biz Dor
menigen Tagen i'm iiiolihen Seile
bon 8erar GonutD, nabe on Der
.@rense pom @taseofa Goltntp, eitien
SGnloolL Der innerbnlb Der nm Die
g6llgitdtion bei 2ptle, Mtnscoin gesp-
sgenen G%rofen5one liegt. @nnntD=
@ren5en fommen bel Der Mltslegung
oes neuen @elebes nitdJ in 8etra6t.
&uben Habaso muroe am Com
nerstog nadmittag an Der Siio-Slo-
res StraBe BON eirem toll fabrenoem
9(utomobil iiber ben 6aufen ges
ranat. Ser Manil erlitt einen 0np-
peIten Hippen6ruh uno tuurbe per
MmbmIans nod Dem lHobcrt Green
Soipital transportiert. Der gewiiIens
loie Gbauffeur, beiien automobil
nidt eirnnal cine Nilmmer trug, fibr
nit pcrgroBerter 6hnelligfeit %.
pon. gs lit iiberbaupt ihmierig,
Die b1nfig fe6siteQigen 3ablen TO-
fort gu iiberieben uno Dem @eoaht-
mis- ein5ltprdgen. s,
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anriOia bon seGarfaua.

Seoe Gtaot, Die i'm @ebiet bon
5mei ODER mebr 5taaten Iiegt, bat
ihon oaalir1 alein ettpns @erfiDiir.
oiges, mo mande per5tridte Grngen
fonnen nus elmer ioLdlen Gage entlte.
ben. Eerarfana lit oas ein5ige nrtte-
rifaniide Stdothen iolder Mrt, nell
DIES aud in ieinem 9amen Die 5wei
Staaten pereinigt, Su oenen es &c.
bort, - 5mei Der ltol5eiten Staaten
Der Union, ndmlid geras nn0 Mr,
fanias.
SnoeB bat ieoer Der beioen Seile
bon Serarfana feline ~beionbera
Staotregierung, ltno oie ,State Cine
slpenlle1 biloet Sic @ren5e 5ipiidteu
ibnen. Daber bat aud ieoer Eeil ieis
nen beionoeren 8iirsermeiiter, Der
nidt nenig itol5 auf oieies gmt lit.
God mefieln Die @iirben bdufi5,
uno I'M @erbdltnis CUR Starfe Der
9epolferung gibt es in oieiem lido,
men Staotden fat 10 piele giirgers
meiiter nno gr-Mtopors, mie es III
@aibington &ongreBmdnner ODER IN
&entudp .2ornels" gibt. Witnnter
benuten Die giirger Der beioen Ger
arfanas cine offentlid)e Ginrid)ting
gemeiniom. Das bette geiipiel lit oas
Hoitan1t, meldes auf Der @renalinle
itebt, nit elmer teraniifen ltno elmer
Mrfanioier Siire. SIM iibrisen madden
Die 4oreiie ser griefe oen 8eamten
nod Die meilte Gorge, On aniheinero
piele ibrer Sreiinoe beim AoreIl.e-
rem nid)t 5ipiiden Serarfana, Ter,
uno Serarfana. Irf.. nnteriheioen.
8enn Ole 9iirger pe1iger brape
2ellte mdren, bate Die 5pieldldhti.
ge Staatlihfeit i6on 5u pieleu
Streitfduen be5ii9lid Der ausliefe-
rung bon @eieses : uebertretern &C.
fiibrt, 9ati1dlid aber fonuen iib Die
befoumten 1lteiten 2eute an feinen
ein5igen oerortigen Sau e%rinnern,
nidt einmal betreffs @irtidafts-
@ioerieeer uno oergleidenl
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9IfrrIci.

-
Mapor gea Bat NIT 3uitim.
mung Der aoutgiidre fir bente
oben6 s ltbr cine Goipeution nod
Der Stootbane einbeplfer, in tueId)er
Elm RahfoIger fir ben fiir5lih per-
itorbenen 9oli5ei= uno ~6euerpebrrs.
Rourmi5far Beorges 2otutber ito-
miaierf tperoen foa4 Ginlaouf=
gen an berporfdsd18 Biipger mp
GeIhdftsIpute 0ur6 Helda Dieiel'eil
CUR geifnabme an Der 8erinmmIuuJ
erfudt peroen, lino misgeihidt NOR
Sen. gs lit oas 8eifreben BON Iapor
Wea, m1breuo Der ariegsaeit cine
~0oIfomnlene Sarinonie nnter Der
DHDaerfhaft 81 beipabren lno ale
unnGtigen NeibereieH uno Mufreglir.
gen su ltmeeben. ST bofft, oaB ourd)
Ole poi1 Der Gonpention gemndte 9os
minafion cine erbitterte @ablfam.
pagrie mno Grbisung Der @emiiter
permieoen miro.
Die uSeraS State Me6icnl III
sociatione bat ibre 80. 2~onpentiul
am Gonnerstag beenoet. Mls naflter
acknowledgment tpuroe Naco aus.
erieben umo Gr. 81. 90. aior BON
9oliiton gum Hrdiioenten eripdblt.
Die beige Nnbrungsmittel-
Mominiltration bot beidloiien, Inn
Elm Weroerben Ser in Den nariegs.
gdrten@ ge8ogenen Semitic uno
5riidte 81 permeiben, einen oSieges=
marft~ auf Dent Mlamo Ylabe, oil
reft neben Dem alamo, 5u etablie-
rem, aiif Dem Die aoniumeuten brett
bel ben Eroou5enten ihre @infanfe
heiorgen fonilei1. Ser ySiegesmarft"
ipiro nlorgen firth nm Z llbr croft
net. Rente, iueIde mebr @arten.Bro-
oufte bnben ais lie in ibrer &ous,
baItling peripenoen fonnen. mogen
oieielben nod Der nellen 8erfaufs
jtene brillgen. Defenders miinidens-
4pert iinh ale Sorten 8emiiie. Gee.
re1r, Ger uno 8lumen.
- Die Beror Gountp Sumane 60
cicfu bedbfiftigt eifen fleincn He-
aeriungen, Der felt bier Monaten al.
lem uro perlanen in einem nlten
Gfone gebdiiit Bot, nod ieiner Sci.
matsItaot grofett 8uriid5uienoen.
Ser bemitIcioensmerte gurihe mar
nit einetn @iebb1noler BON Grodett
auF eisaer1r 9ieb5uge nad Gan anto-
MO aefontmeit iitlo BON oieiemt od En-
S6u uiht ntcbra6saaidte, faltbliitig I'm
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madt; Oh Die gerfolger Die @ren5s
i~iberjd)ritten baben, lit nidt befannt.
Gle ulerifaniife 3esierltng idien
neulif nidt 10 iebr oapon ertcEt 5u
fem, oaB Die amerifaniid)en GRUB
pen obne neiteres in merifariides
gerritorium eingeorungen waren
uflb on Den Adliberbatloen ihneIe,
aber pirfiame Suiti8 geiibt butten.
Gin gefpaItfges 6e1ere Deldes
0onnerstag abefto i'm Camp NC
Mrtbur bel 8nco pitete, bat eiteil
auf $d50,0O0 geifdtten Sdaoen an
seridtet. Drei grobe Gen Rieccrs
lagen, IN oenen, etdOl100Q00 galeM
Sen aufgeitapeIt tDarensgerieten in
grano nnO tDalroen serlteft. Mebrere
bunoert Mnltleiel un6 YferOe bra-
den aus ibren G"in5afnlngen aus uno
nermebrtem. Die 5uerit berrfAenoe a1.
gemeine 8erpirrung. Die Slammen,
ourh einen 5iefllih itarfen Bino
angefad)t, beorobten cine Belt long
oas gan5e Eager, bod eelans es Den
Mnltrengungen Der Militdr 5euer-
mebr, ben graro inter Gontrole 81
hringen. Die gntitebung Oes 5euers
lit bisber nod nidt aufgeflart.
Der iiebeniabrige Gbarleu @tle
Iiams pom Yolpted)nic BET st. @ortb,
Der nit einer nnibeineno nnidt gela.
henen" Slinte erperimentierte, er=
IdoB ieinen oreiidbrigen Spielfame-
raoen Souis Wation. 0as .nidt ge-
Iaoeile" @emebr sing plotlif) ms
mo Die 2aoune ourdbo5rte ben tlei,
neren &nnben. glud Dem alteren
Sliligen mtroe oas @eiidt burh Den
Sabn oes 5uriifprallenoen SdieBei-
iens teilpeiie serriiien.
9lrh Die unabI1liigen Mnitren-
gllngen bes lanomirtidaftlid)en Ge-
partements uno ser teranif6enSd af,
5iidter lit es gelunseny Die Shof-
r1noe I'M gan5en Staate foit poIf-
it1noig aus5nrotteu. Ntr gegen Ell
Counties miro Die Bun0esauarantu-
ne, Die Dor tDenigen Sabren fat iiber
gnfiS Eerns %perbdngt mar, nod atf
redt erbalten. Die betreffenbeng oun-
ties linb; - Condo, @rofett, Co
maros, 9imble, Menaro, Gecos,
Shleider, Sutton Serrent Com
@reen uno Sal 8eroe. @s miro ge-
bofft, oaB aud oieie Counties, In
oenen Die Sdlaf5uht ourhmeg iii
@roBen betrieben miro ullo Sic fir
Die teraniide @oa grooaftion BON
GROCER 8eoeiitune Tino, in nidt au-
suferner 3eit ais rditoefrei erfldrt
tperoen fonnen.
Die geguaoisungs z&onmiiiion
bat tiir6lid cine SuIpeftiou Der
Stonts : 3udtbdlier beereet uno
Dem @ouperneur Die 9egnaoigllug
bon oreiBig Str1fIingen. meld)e al
lein, freuno- nno perfpanotenlos oas
ftebeiL entpfobfen. DasfeIbe fou ii
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ndihiter 3eit NIT etmn butloert an
bern Strdflingen, Die iid gut gefiilrt
haben uno ebenfafs obne 6amilien-
anbang iino, geiheben,
SSn Jrieoridsburg 1T 5rall
Heter Grennelge, cine Iungidbfige
8~etpobnerin bon Gillespie Gont1tp.
i'm 4lter BON SO Sabren 5ar Hube
eingegangen. Die 8eiiesuna fano ant
Dem Union 6rieobof in Jrieoridls
burg ltatt. 3ablreihe Terpanote uno
6rerinoe betraitern Die 9abingeidis-
'0ene.
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.Stid1 gelalien poroen. Cine arme
merifnnii6e Jamilie, Die ielbit nift
uiel sn brehen nno gu beiBen bat,
bate iif oeg Siingen algenomlnell
uno Inn eiitaliitig bic ucberrelteI IT,
rer f1rgliben, Mablaeiten iiberlaiieu.
Gle Surname Societp, oercn &alipt-
aitartier iid) I'M 6roit-@ cbduoe be-
finoet, miro NIT Cant feline @elb-
sbetrdae fiir Die 9fiidienoltng oes
araben nod ieiuer Seintdt iofuie ef.
nige 2lei1ungsitiife gu 0eiien Belle
rer a~usitdffierutig annebmen.
ssrt afsondf MpriI puroen 404
gooesfalle befnt 5tnotregiitrator
Wc@ee angemeloet. $50 Der @eltors
Bench D1ren nirfIide Aenoobbiiuear: Ser
Gtaot; 30 tparen4~M uswartise4 use
nidt ifu Gan antoilio nnidiiig. Nhbs
reno oetjelben Beriobe nairoeit 22S
Ainoer geboren, bon oenen 129
mdnnlid)en nno SO meibIiben De-
id)ledtes iino. Rad oieier Statiltif
iiberfpiegt oie 3abI Der gooesfdlle
oie ser @eburten nm 122.
9ie fir Sonntag gepIante
groBartise 2ote areu5 Parabe miro
nift, mie uripriingliG beabfidtigi,
abenos Inn 6 ubr, ionoern ibon mn
1870 nod)mittags beginner. Ter 3us
miro iid BON Der ape. 3 nno 3.
GtraBc aus in gepeguns ieten, iiber
oen alamo 'Blat Sieben uno Damn
ourd) Die @elt<G Commerce Soleoao
uno Sonlton Strabe mad Der aps.
6 suriidfebren. an Der Spite Ger
garaoe piro cine militarifhe esforte
nit amerifaniihen SIaggen uto Sab.
men ser idmmtlihen Maiierten mar
idicren. Dem Militar fhlieBen iid)
bic ItGotiiden 8eboroen inter Jiib-
rilng bon Wapor @en an oenen
oanm Die iibrigem E~eilnebmer folsen.
G1mmtlide MiIitdr- &apellen pom st.
Gam Soniton uio Camp grapis
tperbcn iid) an Der Yaraoe beteiligeil.
Mm 9onuerstag iino fiiniSig
meitere Der i'm Camp Eranis gnrrl-
Ioniertcn Soloaten gum geinb Oct
0ffsiers SnItruftions4 Sdnle ab-
fommanoiert tporbeli.
@1breno ser lesten Wode limo
pom Signol aorps erfolgreide Ser.
ilide NIT 8rieftaitben arigeIteat, Die
pom Den auf Der 5abrt begriffenen
aeropInnen aus IN 5reibeit geieet
muroen. Der 0ad)rihtenoienit fam
bierourh BET neitem mebr dusge'
0ebnt uno mirfiamer gcitaItet Der-
Den. Die er8ielten Neiultate iolen I'M
gemein b~efrieoigeno iein.
Die aep 9aib @rocern Gora-
pam bon Gan antonio lit nit einem
Betriebs aapitaI bon $1,000 intor-
poriert woroer. Snbuber Der 5irma
iino: Solornon gniieb, Sant Greco
uno Aoolpb garberfo.
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sein urhl.

Gin id)ottilher slrbeiter, Der cine
reide uno entipred,eno bdBlihe Bit
me gebeiratet bate, traf ieiaen Ar-
beitgeber.
u@un, Ebonlns, ib bore, sic bu-
ben gebeirutet, @os fit cine @rt
5rala baben Sic oenn befommen9
rSsse nun, @err, tie lit ia aud Elm
@eifopf @ottes, aber man f0n1te
nid)t iager, Dob tie Elm M~eiiterititd
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6rtie Yrtie tit stras;; Grtitag sen Il. Mai 1918.
IA. ea -

a}s3 III = stlt3f II
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Giferiadtis.

Or. limo Damn idreiGt Oh
mir poitlagerno inter q. 9. 7
bort DIT, Shab2"
sic (itofeno). oGbarlep, ih bin
bod nidt ettpo oeine iiebente2l"
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Cine liebe aoaesin.

l.. gbormdoei::' r@eiBt on, Die
@ei6i6te, Die Oh porbin ~er6dbltelt,
lit aber idoa fiinf5ig Sabre alt
2. Gbormdoel: limo on bait he
lolange bebolten21
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@iSeriprnd.

Yantoffelbelo. On abnlt gar
nidt, SreunoerI, mas meme 6ran
mir dies logt, lpenu tie piprafloS"
iii"
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Gtpmofpgiidcs

$50 fomnlt eisentlib ons 8ort
n9onorar1 ber2"
Shriffteler: Bonn lateinifhcu
bonor:: Die gbre uno rarus:: felten.
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Lokdles..
Wa9rideiulides Bsttsr.

Sir Gan Mntouio uno uuugegeno;
.6eltte abeno uno Sonuabeno beoedt
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rslber Serr 3itterlins, iparllm
balten Sic iid oenn beim 2eien I'M.
nter Die Obreu 5u?" ga, ih leis
bier chen cine uStanoaIseidihte."
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Der Gbenlaan anf Ntiien.
!. idreibt: ygor Sebniuht oergeb'


sic idreibt: SD FEB pie Gu
geTnu."
Mas2" ihreit er bleih. nSie more
f6big2l
lino ib pertroltte oieier Jraul1
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-05
JUNIOR NAVAL RESERVES
 FROM EVERY STATE
Represented All Parts of United States
 in Fourth of July Parade.

Nearly every state in the Union was represented among the 200 Junior Ma val Reserves. who took part in the Fourth of July parade here on Thurs day. The young sailors were led by Fommandart Physioc who was the drillmaster of Roosevelt's famous Rough Riders, and who has been train ing young men for many years. and has been the comnaandart at Camr Dewey since the first encampment three years ago.
 Several of the officials from the IT, tional headquarters in New York, who have been inspecting the camp. came up in the cutters with the cadets and were well pleased with the military bearing and good appearance of the men of tomorrow the future officers of vessels of the great merchant ma rine now under construction.
 Camp Dewey is now in full opera ton and every lad is receiving an in tensive and practical sea training. The cadets have several mascots in camp including two goats and a family o1 rabbits and other pets. not to men ton Johnny Physioc, three years old The official opening ceremonies will bt held July 14th.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-05
Y. M. c. A. ENTERTAINED
 FOR MEN IN SERVICE
open House All Day on Fourth fer
 Soldiers ard Sailors.

The Young Mems Christian Asso- citation arranged an open house all day for the Fourth of July for the sailors and soldiers and fine lunch was served by the ladies of the various churches
 Promptly at , o'clock Swahn's or chestra began dispensing lively mu- sic. and the enlisted men who filled the lobby showed evidence of feeling at home. Seldom, if ever has there heen a finer spirit of sociability man ifested in the ''Y' than on this occa- sion. and both the entertained and the entertainers were happy and enjoyed the occasion to the full.
 From five to seven o'clock, the la- dies served lunch to all tke sailors and soldiers who came to the build ing, and fully two hundred availed themselves of this kind hospitality, and the many expressions of appre- citation on the part of the guests proved conclusively that the Y. M. C. A. and the ladies have found the se- cret of reaching the hearts of the en- listed men and the way to make them l feel at home
 After the lunch was served every body joined in the singing of patri- otic and war songs. after which the i orchestra rendered several enjoyable l numbers and the pleasant affair was i brought to a close. Doubtless many lonely boy was made happy by those
 who wanted them to know that some. | body cared"
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-05
DAVIS THEATRE.
Fill of Pietures is Feature Program

Fill of Pictures is Feature Program.
 The four performances at the Davis theatre on Thursday drew large houses. The bill presented for the last half of the week is one of many merits. The feature attraction being Lima Cavalieri in a Paramount play, Loves Conquest. Splendidiy directed by Edward Jose, from a scenario prepared by Charles E. Whitaker, Mime. Cavalieri portrays a role of great power-that of Gis- monda, an Athenian duchess, a beau tiful widow, who is wooed in vain by many noblemen, who seek to possess themselves of both her riches and jewels. In the portrayal of this role Mime. Cavalieri wears her famous jew els, which long have been a source of amazement and delight to operatic de- voices.
 Mme. Cavalieri is splendidly sup ported by capable players, her viz-a- viz being Courtenay Foote, who is seen as Almerio, the plain huntsman who wins the proud duchess.
 Who Killed Walton? the latest Tri- angle release featuring J, Barney Sher- ry and Mary Mersch. is the screen adaptation of we'll known magazine story, The Veil, written by Norman Sherbrooke, was another feature or the bill. There is an a1luring touch of New York Bohemian life in this picture.
 The last chapter of The Son of De n1ocracy was shown A Current Event: 1 film completed the bill.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-05
TO COORDINATE WORK OF
 PATRIOTIC GIRLS s
State Conference Of Leaders to Be
 Held in Hartford.

A movement to coordinate the pa- triotic work of the girls of Connec- ticut as the patriotic work of women has been co-ordinated is the purpose of a conference of leaders in work with girls, to be held Wednesday. July 10 at the state capitol The confer ence will be held under the auspices of the Committee on Woman's Activities of the Connecticut State Council of Defense.
 Girls organizations which are state
 wide in scope have received invita- dons to be represented by their of- tlcers. Other organizations that are local in character are invited
 through the local chairmen of the wo- | nen's committee. Social, religious, ed ucational, and patriotic organizations are included in the type of organiza- tons to be represented.
 Questionnaires have been sent to statewide organizations engaged in girls work for the purpose of secur- ing advance data for the conference Among the organizations which will be
 represented at the conference are the Younk Women's Christian Association the Camp Fire Girls, the Girls Friend Fly Society, the Young Womens He | brew Association. the Girl Scouts. and | the Girls Patriotic League The obiec1 of the conference has been definitely
 announced as one to mobilize the girls
 of the state for self development ant | patriotic work
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-05
FOURTH WAS BUSY
 NIGHT FOR POLICE
Nearly a Dozen Cases Were Brought
 in During the Evening Hours.

The local police were kept busy on Thursday evening and large number of cases were brought in mostly for in- toxication sH1d breach of the peace. James Carroll of Providence. James Sacks of Moosup. Michael Cassidy of Putnam and Daniel Kerns of Glaston- bury were arrested for intoxication.
 Mrs Malone of Dan:elson, col ored woman, arrested for intoxication, was seized with a fit of hysteria at the police station and created a dis l turbance Dr. Louis T. Cassidy was l called in as the woman said she thought she was dying.
 August Somez of Norwich was ar rested for creating a disturbance in his home. He is charged with breach of l the peace.
 1 MahIon Tracy, a sailor. from Mt i Vernon started to make trouble at the roof garden and struck one of his 1 friends who was trying to persuade him to be quiet. He was charged with | breach of the peace and intoxication 1 Arthur Dumont sailor who gave his home as Lowell, Mass, was taker l in after a hard fight with three offic-
 CTS. Sergeants A. c. Mathews J. H Kane and Patrolman Henry Fenton i Dumont started a disturbance in the center of the city and when the off Cers tried to arrest him he resisted l and put up a fight. He is charged witt
 int6xicaton and resisting an officer.
 John McCumskv of Norwich wa
 brought in on a breach of the peace | charpe. McCumsky had trouble with {
 neieh5or over a small dog and hit hi
 neighbor, it is charged The polic' were notified but McCumsky got ava
 before they arrived and was later To
 cated in 2 West Side saloon by Pa l trolman Ralph Divito.
 Nearly every cell in the station wa
 occupied on Thursday evening eithe as }odgers or prisOners.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-05
GARDNER LAKE
Opening of Bass Fishing Season.
 cottagers Arriving.

The bass season opened Monday, many prominent sportsmen being at the lake. The lowest number caught was two, one party catching 14. The first fish, weighing 3 1-4 pounds, was landed by Billy Barnes. the well known comedian of New York
 Mrs. Braman and sons, Seamore, Durham and William, and Mrs. H. Mo- Donald and twins, Landon and Curly of Hartford, have arrived at Camp Konjockety for the season.
 Miss Mcdonald, Miss Stanley J. Rog- CTS and Billy Barnes. recently billed at the Auditorium, are spending few weeks at Valley farm.
 Miss Lois V. Latiner of Norwich is visiting her aunt Mrs. May Daniels. :
 Mrs. William McGuinness and sons of Norwich are spending a few weeks at the Phillips cottage.
 Return from Norwich.
 N. Porter and daughter Blanche have returned to their cottage after staying a few days in Norwich.
 D. Castle of Hoiyoke. Mass. is at Hill Top.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. De Cesare and niece, Miss Anna Larocco, of Brooklyn, IN. Y, who have been at Eden lodge for three weeks, have returned home.
 MT. and Mrs. r. koehler are at Hill Top for a few weeks.
 Mrs. Frank Barrymore and two chil- dren of Brooklyn, N Y. are visiting Mir. and Mrs. Norman D. Boynton.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-05
ROUNDING UP ALL
 ALIEN BRITISHERS
Lieut. Todd of New Haven Depot is
 Securing the Statistics.


 Lieut.. J. J. Todd officer commanding the New Haven depot of the British and Canadian nilsson, advises every Britisher who is listed as an alien (which includes men with first papers) to write to him immediately stating whether he is married or single and whether or not he has dependents, al- so the nature of his employment. By doing this much time will be saved by both the American and British gov ernments.
 Throughout the United States the recruiting officers are working day and night to complete the lists of men who have volunteered and also preparing lists for the American government ot those men who are eligible to be draft ed into the American army. The manufacturers have co-operated in this respect by sending to the mission 8 list of alien Britishers employed by them, whether on essential or non-es- sential work.
 A large number of British aliens have changed their address and al though the mission can get in touct with these men it would simplify mat ters if they would notify the mission of any change in their location. Some consideration will he showr men of large families who will write a 1 once stating the facts mentioned there | by relieving the mission of extra worl 1 at the expiration of the voluntee | term.