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M In yesterday’s fighting more
'~——- than nine thousand Rumanians
counrav cLua civilians were captured.
a-nea every Tau-any night. Germany in a note made public
-—---— by the Unimd States State De-
fio .litney men and he insanit- partnaent today contends that the
levied yesterday in Palace Al— British steamer Arabia, sunk in
hi II * .0 won by the the Mediterranean on Nov. 6, was
finer. ha! balls aadoina were in reality “a transport ship for
”I. troops in the service of the Brit-y
_.... ish government, which is to be
MED RAT!
now on sale for thanrst game oi
Ila Now Canaan-Norah basketball
.1311 next londay night at Armory.
considered as an auxiliary war-
ship, according to international
law and. can. therefore, be treated
like a warship. ;
“ell M Donnelly’s mm BMW-1: The German govemment‘s at—‘
'titude, however. like that in the
Marina case. is expressed to be;
one if readiness to make amends
if it be shown that the subma—l
rine commander violated Ger-
"llnv’s pledges to the United
States.
Lloyd's Shiooinz AEenCy an-
“ nounces the sinking of the Rus-
;lm ——l\un't (av-eel the mask dance given, sian sailing vessel Ans.
”illness Triboia M mum West David Llovd George, the new
In New York, there will be no cele-
on New Year's BI. and it will
5;: New Year‘s night. instead,
m.- " e the eve is on Sunday. The
In no rule will apply halo. There will
m“ plenty aatlr the night 0! the first.
msy of the New Year.
l
J ' Washington atmot, Friday evening: prime minister, in" opened nego-
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', More. The prices are not. much high-
»,7 ltiations with the Labor Party,'
iwith a View of securing its sup-.
port an!l co-operat‘on.
A meeting of the party was
eld this morning. at which re-
“ W' 'm- i: u” m”;w:‘m- gret vva'l expressed at the resig-
m w“ m - ° nation of Mr. As with as remier.
r? 5m“ t" "’0“ ”mm" "m“ 9"" It was decided, goweverf’to sun-
“H “"‘m- port anv government pledged.
,viqorouslv to prosecute the war‘
‘ ”3:“ 2?”; figfllmw $9; . and in which LabOr was adequate-
’ can ' m ' 1 re resented.
’“m'm‘m “M "my Pm'm‘i YThep opinion was expressed that
m- 3' . not less than three labor members
, lwill he includl‘d in the Cabinet.
N C. Signor of. No. 530 FalrmmiThe labor members have been in-
avenue. "Hampm" "M many in!“ ; vited to meet Lloyd George at the
at " "mm" nan mob" 30' m i War Office to discuss the matter.
m:n$“hmg:$°m'£jg Lloyd's reports the sinking by
lsubmarmes oi the Danish sttam-
”“d96 by ”cm" 0' “m’ “”me . ship Nexos, 1.031 tons' gross, and
”mm” got the Spanish steamship Julia
“,Benito. The crews of both ves-
sels were landed.
1 The rlesilznatilon of Premier As-
_ quith ceara t e situation, ac-
The “cum“ mm 01‘ tho Nor 'cordlng. to the Koelnische Zei-
wnlk anllt Club met with Commodorel .
Jnmm M. O'eron, rm wvonlna. and tung- Commentlmr on the Eng-
lnnsacted routine matters. The work‘ “3h political "MS. the paper
. says:
I! the year is being closed up in an ‘ .. .
r' inatlon of the annual mot-um: to lm, The enemy's last forces will
hurt-:1 ‘ now be brought into the field,
‘E to ' - ‘and when they. like the others.
momma canoe UP A FUN” thave hurled themselves vainly
‘ ' ' ‘ f German '
Everybodya doin it. Because‘agalnst the strength 0 },
“wit/"m rum, to nor null. otrduring‘we shall find England ready for
Member, Dibble. 78 Washington at. «an honest peace." _
The Cologne Volks Zeltung
'l'ho ('bl‘llllm‘nll shopping has begun-syn that the Germans View
in cement. local merchantll say. andpolitical events in EnVl'nd With
A number of loud stores am trim‘
nod for the Christmas season. Trim‘
.,.._.........-
—Mae Murray in '"l'ho Plow Girl"
tho Regent tomorrow.
u Milli illM. llltt
sine it was formed; 0. I. P. Murphy.
,trr..>u.u* or In; humanly Trust Com-
W. E. s, Griswold. Thrown the Na
WM Hill 00.
(Continued tron) urst page:
pony; Jame-a K. W, mel-
rent of the National on: Bank, and
tloaal City Bank Ir. Dodge sold last
February 315,000,000 (1 two years 5
per cent. notes. hour the company
placed 810,000,000 ‘0! notes through
the same source. Both the Guaranty
Tl ual Company and the National Cityl
Dank interests were closely associat
ed in the fomlatiou of the roomy,
as well as the Midvale Steel and 0rd-
numr Company. to which Mr. Dodge,
disposed of his Rendagton Arnie Com-
pany of Delaware for unwound
Mr Dodge still retains virtually all
0! his stock under the row “mm“
IIIHlf. Henry 8. Kilian, formerly
president 0! the American Zing land
and Smeltlng Company, has been
elected p csidcnt. be let ..
formerly president or the company, is:
made chairman or the managing eon
l
mill-"9, and C. S. Haney. formerly
let-ted as chairman o! the board of di
Arms-Union Metallic (‘sm'ldn- (lam-i
and the Union Metallic Cartridge:
puddle“! of the income (‘ar Gout-
pllny, has become treastuor. ‘lli':°
Dodge is unda'atood to have been so-
lulorrl, a position said to be purely
nominal in character P
Mr, Dodge organized the Remington
puny through a merger ot the lamina?
ton Arms and Ammunition Company.
Company. The company got part or:
B‘i‘mgo‘aooggmgnfomm' "m“ ‘3‘“, Russia has a new premier in'
The company. however. never got the person of Alexander Trepoii'.
any other cont acts. and the manner» . . .
mpm found ”It“ a “1'80 3mm}. of Will) has been mll'IIStCI' Of rall~
”‘0‘“? b“ 59““ “9d “9- i ways. He is believed to be a Lib—
.lllmy thousands of rides were re“ ' .
”(my Partly on this ”mm "moral, and the fact that he dis-
corporation was forced to neck admit: plan-ll Premier Sturmt'l', a re
llmlal capital last summer, when it
sold about 810.000.0th worth of notes}
to the National City Bank. later the}
orlulzany, along with the Midvalel
Steal; andl Ordnlanre Company audi
lt‘ 'lnc eater lolwatlnc Arum Com “m
pally appealed to the British Govern1 warn“, .srflzerggutmoblh
inonl for I modification of the con-i teresta ‘0 into In! 9‘ M 'n.
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'0“? “’0‘“ ‘ month ago this modllg of Bethlehem Motors Cumming:
cation “an granted. ‘ One of the most. important happen-
"" ,inm in the New York automobile
5. 0.. PM [mule tool: place last week when Ar-
9
llllur '1‘. Murray disposed at his hold‘
l . . . .
wu‘ Mme I in“ in the Brady Hurray Motors Cor
pundit)”. Metropolitan Chandler dla~
lulbulors. i la understood that tho
(Continued from First Pile-l ‘ value or Mr. Murray‘s holdings were in
‘_t‘xct‘llfl of $200,000.00, and it is very
rennin that the tlgurs ho floured
w.» quite a bit ill advance 0! that
amount. ..
Mr. Murray has been quite active
{or some limo past, in connection
with Allentown and. Bethlehem.
Pennsylvania, cu..tl‘lata in'lhe' for
million of n 85.000.001.00 company for
“reproduction of light ’xucks on a
lane scale. Plans have alzoady been
completed and work started on the
erection of the new plant which will
be situated in Allentown, and it is
understood that the lirat year's pro
auction will be at least ten thousand
, RETIREB
' "OMOUILE
IUCINm
ARTHUR 'r. HURRAV
FROM Rani-
bonds will be absorbed by investors.
as this will determine the interest
rule to be charged on loans.
The board also in considering whe-
ther the bonds shall be altered to in-
dividual investors or underwritten by
banking houses in aiaeable blocks. All.
the capital stock of each bank is to be‘
only 8150.000, repeated turnover: of
the capital and frequent bond issues
covering loans will be necessary it all
applications are to be taken care of.
Supreme Deputy Mrs. Louise Smith.
my claim that them are many aur- complete composure. “The lead-
fllaea in atom [or those who will be ing man." it says, “in the mus
.3. their shopping believing that their powerful of the enemy countries
”who-Ir" wlll ho curtailed by their Confirms by hls resianatlon the
' liailure of the war policy hitherto
ifollowed by the Entente. If the
—-—-———— 'atrong men in England now come
*THEV'RE “up one FLIGHT" into power this can only please
And worth it. Durulg December. us. for it wives the hope that’s
10 per cent. on. Dibble. 78 Washinx‘ decision will come all the earlier."
in street. ~-
, 'II’ than usual. they any.
e
Badly Damaged
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(continued From first ran)
(knight all they were attemptlnl mlvem‘s war
nib a tailoring BhOp in Brooklyn, at. 1
hr climbing through a skylight on the ‘
bop or the shop. two youths who save |
aridgopbrt all their home. put up a!
Cooperate tight against two policemen}
and were beaten into submission. Having to throw a line, narrowly
hath were treated for their interior : mm be,“ crushed. The Mcnllism
receiveddurlns the fight. by an am- was uninjured,
alliance surgeon at the police muon‘ The. motor limit ship Radium oi' the
«item they were looked up on charges Gulf Refinins Company. which carries
1] god burglars oil to the company's station in the
“ burglary. The a e Housalonic, was floated on the high
pro their names as John Schmidt, 20
open and timber dragging in the wa-
ter Her fireman. was an ill? nttl'll
,tidc today. after having grounded .in
ii". old, and William Dieter. 13- the barber, where she had sought
aotb- claimed that they lived in shelter from the irate. when the turn
on a visit in wind caused an extraordinary low
”gem“ “.3" were little yestenday.
flew YM- _ , The Blue Line lug John Garrett
.. """'"—‘" camp uncomfortably clone to losing
-—Danoln8 will“! ERIK m 5" another low of ten boats of! Pendeld.
“mm, Hail. ones W‘S—pim,:;o the same vicinity in which she
. “on“ gum pped‘ nine out of ten barges a short
umbrella with “7 ' 1 life ago. The southwesterly gale
‘ no threatening to break up the tow
_. when the ocean-going tug Salutation,
lalso of‘vtbe Blue Line. went. to the
:i: am, . Garret?! assistance from Bridgeport.
Era-1‘ ‘ The 1916 .wilere the Salutation was tied up. and
'Clluiibe {a together the tugs pulled the loaded
(3
ll
The foi‘liie‘r tilt
capital stock from throt-
The incorporatom- a_
T. R. ashlar, Jr..l an.
“ion. The mllol
wall Manufacturhipr “ ‘
will incorporate
boats to safetywitb little. more dam-
‘ are men it” severesllakina to.
y to: clitoris molar.
rev was also weather-hound in the
am on her fly with coal boats
tron New York for New Haven. New
me“ the a“ are closed. This is
land in the Will, .
'Slupreme Councilor, hire. Ihank A.
State and Mrs. D. Dunning. of the
Companions of the Forest of this cltl'.
visited Priscilla Circle in Word
laat evening, and attended the bull»
‘neaa meeting and card party held by
that circle. Five dollars in gold was
'awnrded during the evening to Hr. 33:19:, an?!“ ‘0 “‘6‘- formation 0!
‘Burke at Stamford. Mrs. Frank a. Ml y “is 1"“ng ”W“? “in“
'State upheld the honor of old Nor- The affairs of the Brady-Murray
Company will be in the future be
walk by capturing first place in the
card loumamenl. looked alter by .1. iii, Brietenbuch.
secretary and treasurer of the com-
pany. who has always been equally ac-
tive with Mr. Murray in the homoge-
ment of the‘colnpany's «hairs.
vehicles. The new company will be
known as the Bethlehem notors Cor.
partition. and its product the Bethle-
hem ‘l‘nlcll. Mr. Murray, who be-f
comes president of the new company!
is not a singer to the truck bunt.i
not-l- in any way. having been sales
manager of Mack Bros. Hotel'- Car
NORWALK AERIE OFFICERS.
nun—u.
Harry Kenna Elected President and
I Benjamin Joyce VieePnNdont.
] Norwalk Aerie No. 636. F. 0. 8.. met-
llast. evening and elected ampere. no
lireshmcnts were served and a tools!
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN FUNDS.
M
WASHINGTON. Dec. 7.4m mm
rcsentativc of the: bureaucrats. in
dicaicr more Liberal lncn control
the government. He was born in
1802, and llc scrvcd nine years in
the army. He has llt'Cll prominrllt
in national politics in Russia for
P001’ OFFICE AWARDED
WASHINGTON, D. 0.. Dec. 5.——)
contract for the construction or the
new post oillce building at Roohvillr.
Conn. was today awarded by the
Treasury department to the Watches-
tor Maineerinx company of White
Plains. N. Y.
The building is to cost $45,913 and
be completed in ii months from to
day.
While in? cram};
With l‘ar
For That Cold of Yours
F. I. mm
We Sell Red DakCoal
,3bu.No.a NutCoal 31.00
W. EFFRON CO., Inc.
a Rowan 8t.
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A David W Raymond
UNoE RTAKER
Tel. oileo. 100-0: Noun. an.
I? WMHINOTOH 01’.
N RED HEN'O IUILOlNO
F. S. LYON
Good Job Printing
.aat Paper. Boot Work. float Prloo-
I n
report or the Democratic National
Committee on its eompaig‘n receiptal
and expenditurea’iiled with the lions
Itime enjoyed. The otllcera for the
“ensuing year are as follows:
Past \l'orth‘y‘ii‘resldem—ll. E. Wib
Hams, today, allows total receipts oi “308.-
Worthy‘ President—~Harry Kenn. , 3‘3 ”id to!“ MINNOMBBN 01 “.5“?
Worthy Vice-President»Benjanln 590. In addition there are: Ascor-
Joyee‘. . talnsd llablllllfil.497.m: élaima aub-
‘iect to audit. $99370. and loans to be
3. repaid, 331.000.
eel-W
ChaplainéSylveater Brothei‘lon.
Financial Secretaryedamcs
Leyla.
Treasurer—C. A. McNamara.
l
mnual Christmas
tendon ~slutl’iovitleltc'e. The Saluta-.
tion is bound tor New Haven. i
cum to manlcm muoa. l
nous. .. ,
Ir. mall‘s. N. r.. bee. t—rllel
l
Millennium! government. under
provision at tih W Miler a .
at the outbreak or
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FA good adv. have but in the but” EST. 1897 1
paper. .. ”‘ ‘ .
var: . _ g . . .
FALL arm on com iL 4"! tram-
L m-—— ‘ steak ' to ‘ i 4a“
For Unbeatable Value . W 3m“. "no. F
. Aeconnts Opened mli‘il’ Laos am
A“ '~ l "MM ‘
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we" 8‘ Bream “H mm ”s."“....."'-“'“e... - '
Q NORTH MAIN STREET
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Merchants Profit '
Sharing Coupons
With all Gash Sales
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Clifford Pharmacy,
ac. thin and “Inherit so
Phonon 833-153
‘—
‘Cdnfieauand Omar”
Cesar new units to new
value,
was-tuninwi ID-
Safety follows, by using the Best Grades of our
C O A L ~ .
We ofier you more units of heat per ton than Ordinary
Kinds.ltpaystouaeflac8est,thathasawa ' float
and a comfortable satisfaction to the customer. a.
demonstrate and prove our assertion by sending us you
‘-
ordernow. llilldsjlil i- .~ . . _
RAYMOND BROTHER§
girl
Escallops--Warranted Dry
All kinds of Fresh, Salt and Canned Fish
long and Round Clams and Oysters
We Have the Best
BRIDGE FISH MARKET
’Pbonsa 1N and 109.
\
cameraman 0512mm? .
CLO A T S
For Men, Women and Misses
At Reduced PPICQE...
JACOBY’s a?
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED. '
'lfif‘b‘; -.3
“COFFEE ~SALE
Try a pound of any of the following grades and learn ’ .
the reason why we have the largest coffee trade in town. A
Beckmann’s Beat Blend (in silver foil bags), 1!).
a" I
No. I Royal Plantation Coffee, 35c grade, lb. ...... . :
After Dinner Blend Coffee, 32c grade, lb. ..... '
Challenge Blend Cofiee, 30: grade, lb. ........ .‘ZT. .
Golden Santos Coffee . ..... m lb. 20¢, 5 lbs. for h '
We also carry the following brands: Yuban,
ton Hall, Chase & Sanborn‘s and Hotel Astor.
GROCERS'AND WINE MERCHANTS
s3 and as Washington St. Telephone
lsaaaaiutaulsmsa.
fix---_n-.m._.,w- .
Something New and Very"
Popular '
Hosiery for Men, Women and Gil
at wasllmorou eraser
.— , ~.-—.
Pretty, Yet Inexpensive . j
‘ Not at all necessary to pay a large price to gain
eii‘ect of daintiness in Lingerie. _
COMBINATION GARM—ENTS, NIGHT “ F
CAMISOLES and PETTICOATS in a broad . . «
real! beautiful modelslathioned of (in: I‘ll.
do ' e, attractively trimmed with ribbon, ces all!
work, applied in very charming ways. . ‘~ . .
,. ~_ MILDRED S’I‘OU'IS" CQMBINATION : ' .~
' Rims—filed. in every dimeiision and madam!
rlety oflprctty aty es. ‘ .
. The presents a special plum for
wombat gifts from been, fall. ..
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