X Special Men’s and Young Men’s Overcoats $12.98 O OVERCOATS for Men Reduced to ................... $7.00 OVERCOATS for Men Reduced to ....... ~ ........... $10.00 SUITS for Men Reduced to ........................... $7.98 ' SUITS for Men Reduced to ......................... $12.98 SUITS for Men Reduced to ......................... $14.98 COATS for Boys Reduced to .. ....................... $3.98 SUITS for Boys Reduced to .................... . ...... $3.98 SUITS for Boys Reduced to ........................... $4.98 COATS for Girls Reduced to ......................... $3.98 COATS for Girls Reduced to ......................... $4.98 FURS One—third to One-half Ofl‘ Regular Price. X Special Men's and Young Men’s Suits ‘ $10 O OPP. HOYT’ S THEATRE . Jan. 8th so?“ JACOBY’ iii? lan 8th January Clearance SALE Th ONE SALE THAT STANDS OUT OVER ALL OTHERS—RECOGNIZED AS THE GREATEST ECONOMY EVENT OF THE YEAR. W DO NOT MENTION THE FORMER PRICES AT WHICH THE FOLLOWING GARMENTS WERE SOLD. HOWEVER, YOU WILL FIND THE BIGGEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED BY ANY STORE—ANY- WHERE—AT THIS SALE. 153 WASHINGTON STREET JACOBY’ THE STORE TH‘A’I‘ SAVES YOU MONEY a. \ X Special Ladies’ and MisSes’ Suits $7.98 O. SUITS for Ladies Reduced to ........... . ........... $10.00 ' SUITS for Ladies Reduced to ....................... $12.98 COATS for Ladies Reduced to ........ . .............. $3.98 COATS for Ladies Reduced to ....................... $5.98 COATS for Ladies Reduced to ..................... $10.98 COATS for Ladies Reduced to ..................... $12.93 COATS for Ladies Reduced t0.... ................. $14.93 COATS for Ladies Reduced to ..................... $17.98 DRESSES Reduced to ......... . ...................... $5.98 DRESSES Reduced to ........... . .................... $3.93 Ladies’ Ready-to-wear Hats, value to 86, now ........... $1.50 X Special 1 Ladies’ and Misses’ Coats $7.98 0 W" "urmwnuzs , ilils *‘Pilllli’ iii iiil t istration llaslhrown its own ideas Sl't‘lllly concerning itlielf. , . , port of Representative Kitchiil. floor “III "out" IC‘IICIS NOW A“ leader of the house. - - --——- better, since the navy offers for fci\'- ur . WWW. Jan. 7’4””! battle er chances for logrolling tactics. " . PMDWB. which open Looking for Personal Profit. moduli: in the House \Yed- mamlra Committee. something nice for the home folk. Whom public hearings. in 't‘ as many programs as in- ‘ and they range all the way 30' m to detainee for . merit manufacture oi “Germany There in vlde arsenals in so many district‘s. .~ , no organization. and. prorldc everything from armories and: 1plcnlc grounds to salaries for the Irilellihers. Others have special plans flirted Sulphur WW I‘ To R°~|cally in regard to the army. r‘c Color. Gloss, Thickness. wWW* a .~o far as can be learned, the adiuiil- llll~pOHe directly on the people. Hearings bctore the two committees ’l‘llc art-zit for which preparedness Itlllfc't‘l. fot 0f DIFENSE will have to beat is not pacifish, but ltulirii‘n. ' ' ' . 7‘ ‘ . pork. The group which rcally 0p-as much at sea an the rest of Con “a, Representative Sher- personal profit in the situation is ')li attack on the whole preparedness on... have been mostly women, child- . based largely on the iii- Ten and bellies. 'l‘lic “pt-try. allies now may-“v" verv large. Scores of legislators have idea and was lwm,fi;mtm¥$ plarla of their own to lull-e the nil. iltude which tilt President took l.l.-ii. clamor (mum. In...“ and mom mp. ' lion, and incidentally to provide year. theflrltvlmhllc hearing by "It is with deep regret I a lilumwle part of the military outfit or this so: Typical of these is Representative to agree with the president on his pro- called Christian mpupuc, t" ill-Y8 the AW oommit- Tavenner, who has a special bill for poretl plan of national defence." -\l|'- possible use are aeroplanes either to. ‘ of the tight “mm 0008“!“ enlarging the arsenal at Rock island, Shel-wood “lid. 9" ‘3 a u m m In.“ There Illu in his home district. and has ago, when the nrmleaof Europe were with 3,000 miles of ocean between. announced that he will cease to up- tnore powerful, more formidable than pose preparedness it its advocates now by lit least 4,000,000 soldiers, ihe‘ .. of the little force the will support his plan for the govern- President and the Secretary 0! War today included bills or resolutions to; munitions. and the Scczetary of the Navy all hell extend the thanks of Congress to‘ »W--Wn'a and an Many favor this idea-it would pro strong ground in public interviews and 'Henry Ford for his peace mission; to. ‘ proclamations that we were fully pre- prevent clearance from American Another group rallies around the pared I" ““3 emergency 50‘3““! Ports 0! Ships carrying both passeng- militia idead. Diverting to the state experts of the army and navy fully era and munitions of war ;to establish troops of the defence millions would fortified this attitude. ’ Ready to Enlist. "Whenever we are liable to be con- diary hetwaen warring Milena; to ask , fronted with an armed enemy 1 “ill President Wilson rol- names of din-i *’ for army posts at home Unless the vote for as many armhd men a’n’il its loyal naturalised cltisene referred to “A 10 ”AMEN "MM administration cracks to. heavy whip much “‘0“! “5 the Plume!“ may do in the Presidena's last message tot ‘ over congress there is little chance 'ma'ld- an“, fur"“il'mim- I Will “'1‘?“ Congress: the administration's rut-all l that m. program Wm get far. espc- teer to go to the front, which is intre' credits measure. and creation of a ted- ititan nnv of this potterful array of oration of nations to preserve later- The real pacifist... are taking a dif- “culpable turmudigeons who originated national law l‘torenli of officers of all lhl.‘ horrid war score will ever do. struggle barons of all “are bruialltles as it Of what. "be” than one year realist or aggresaireiy flxht an enemy . Hundreds of Bills Offer“. Hundreds of measures introduced , a United States conlmiilslon for endur- .lng peace which might act as interim. . non garden sage brewed into a a. with sulphur and alcohol ferent line of argument though not; momma mg: fififugufiol’ based on injustica; that if the Unltodl Ill 8 ammo!“ '1“ prove a revela- States will only deal with wisdom hair 1. fading, W or and justice, it can avoid forever any; ;. and thin. lining that danger of war and spend its money and W“ recipe at home. for humanitarian projects at home i troublesome. An «also way t 1 road-toner: tonic, costing Thom they are reorxinislhge wi h too raw: friends in congress to make it likely; that. they will materially or root the- situation. * will turn my. streaked and disdainlng the aid or such as theiie. KEEP “Um MHWE immunity dark and luxurr Their plea is that all armament is! Al” ”was mu 1 Speaker Clark Republican Leader can u ism bottle at drug What speed is possible sitter the de- acetamisn odious. nick, Humility, members at the House. Tributes were ' "Wyeth's Sage. and humiliation which struck their. ranks; _- WM!- “out“! I when thegreataver startodpthey haiea » . ,_ Minister to;- Bail. lessen I .f- M Wu Builder-ml tuition up inside tonight minutes. mourning in observance or sad lunatic. Toke Cascarets to liven miuvcraaad moths. bowel: and . Iwmfimmlumm TENNE'SEE "A“ 'thb IN NEW "fl “6‘ ”llluuoia, and Ellsworth or Minn‘eaota, paid tributes to the late Governor l Secretary McAdoo asked the Bonsai ilor a rush appropriation of $109. 000 ‘for rural sanitation and to light [ty- phold and pellagra. iMann and Representatives tRalney, of Hammond. of Minnesota. a former also paid to the late Jtmucé Lerner. 'l‘he Senate was in seeslon only ten the death of Justice Lamar. ...,. . “ HAVEN. HAVER. Ian. ~1lllins8to‘ne pg. 908l- Tenm is loads of Brill Eahan Allen remarked, What has melting their destination. from lli‘tlncliville to .Sanford chief lilnort' NIH-Willi!" 013“!!an ”19 ”“1““ placlically impassable, This in cspeclal— oi the lords and Docks division. \illl crntlc [l'ltly to tionomy and the ahol- “.uipd through them after an awful till; things that were imlsiblc to the“ Ir true of army plans. The chances he the. that “limits before the "AH” l' ion of useless i ll: ces? for a real increase in the navy are committal. 7 ROUGH ROAD TO DANBURY. "We now hate. the second strongest: __ into congress, and will let them sink are expected to last for weeks. it is ll:l\’\‘ lil :‘t- it Will. with no chem-I ill or. swim. as the case may be, without understood they will be open. and at sight and nothing to do but waatc lnosi anybody who has an idea on the powder in target practice. concoct war or thinks he has. can got u wares. and rive toni- iiiid pollsii to l‘oc (oiiiinlltcc llli‘nllit‘l‘r- .lIi- out :tiinlloylilil \\'ashlngton soc'ely. lllllSvllCCOthilllt‘d the Sixth i‘ompiiuy “trident and 909"“? declarations of: ill the llilll;t‘ oi the (treat Jehovah team to Danbury Thursday. and ex- onc of the passengers in the Maxwell host?“ any increase in llnnanlcllt is gl't'SH. and the hearings promise to and the Continental Congress. as Gdli'illt‘lanCNI the. time of their lives in that the machine was passing over small and of little weight. except for prodllt‘i‘ a much scrambled minis of in- .f lggislaiors Seek; Per- the. leadership or liryan and the sup- formation, iliisinrorulntltlon and theory. become of that vital plank of the liai- Rear Admiral iii. 3.3mm.” Fans have a Hard Time iii llcarh midnight they arrived backl Over Bad Roads and Snow. Three automobile The roads potkethooka, pairs of pliers, held mice THE ANNlNG J were and rabbits. This man had had noth- i but. the cars inn to drink, but he certainly has see-l Oiic machine. a die pas- lest of the croud. "“1 ”‘9 ””‘W ”"0“ ”I ”09dmm‘” stinger Maxwell, with eight passengers ‘ troln upsets and collisions were flc ; .iics will follow him before the heir gangsters arc recolllmendlng ll nil"- eral mass of witnesses is turned loose. gal-ii brood ol aeroplanes. The tit-iii The speech of Representative Shcr- of late has learned to deal death and . lilallchvillc. which near] ' cut the tire The group which sees a chance for wood. one 0i the leading ilfli‘lfills. Willi destruction from the sky. ills \‘l-'-- 3 i from thi: machine. loyal amusing incidents ol the trip was thei necessary for the trip each way, and; FAST FREIGHT Line T0 new as the cars did not leave Danbury un-l YORK- in Norwalk about 2 a m. One 0 5:30 p. in. George F. Foots. General Agent. EORTATION LINE. lno. Freight boat leaves Pier 27 East: (the River, New York (foot of Catherine St.) every day except Sunday. at 3 p. m. Freight received at Not-walk up to 5 p .rri. and at South Norwalk up to SMITH TRANS. Narrow escapes fl a... ' ' \ Gee! but you wake upFAST when you come down stairs these winter uni-hinge and get that inviting." of Runkel’s. And when ; you sit down and find i a steaming can there at your place-welhyou're mighty GLAD mother always says "Ruthie." aummAmaeQmeolatynm Wily Rnnhl’sisso-deliciouSis easilym ' themed. Inthefirflphmitis much" more finely powdered thsn othcroocoss _ and dissolves VERY readily and COM- WY. lathesccuflnhcgitlnscnctiyu‘Va. combiner. Whexumdyhnpormt.‘ Forcoooswithasnuchmss 38%ccooa * cocoa withvas-litticaS‘20%~istoo ”loop" and m in"riourishment.~2t% ire-hen , ittlseidealfoodevenforthetinieflhabiea. :. Tranohel's—snyuoodgrocsrhssit. And . .firitieentswcwillmallyoushmily TasteSisr—ormerelybrthsnunsofm 2-- federalist Florencia—6&7” "Ever notice how Jones butts into-l. in it. hit about the worst luck of anyone“! ,but everyone had a good timed com-"gallon?" when it ran over a broken bottle in and would probably I)? ready to make the some trip attain if there was not tal- train of thought has the rlg'ht or Two hours were snow. 'way." ‘- “l'cs; he always thinks his particu-
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