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ESTABLISHED BY
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E L. AND A. L. GOLDEN,
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Business Office—93.

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OUR PART IN PEACE PLANS
“5- ‘ ' The ptisilim:

to l-lnrotu-un pence was

‘t-‘il'Ii regard

rid-nitrahly 511111111 in :1 speech made

Wit-51m last May before

 

I; by Presidcn:
the League to l-Ini‘orrc l‘t'ncc. lie said
then that if 1111.5 country were to play

' y important part in 1115110111111 pence,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

:ite felt sure the pt'nplv of the lfuited
States would wish their government to
111135-15 along these lines:

.“Firsl, such a settlement with re
gard to their 01111 immediate interests
as the belligerents 111111 ugiee on. \1 e
liar-e nothing 111111121iul 01‘ any kind to
ask {01'0111591115 he added and
.e are quite aware that we are in no
a se or degree prunes 10 the presmt
quarrel. 0111' interest is only in peace
111111- its future guarantee." But along
111 line of those “future guarantees"
the president made a point which -1'i1-
"liy concerns the future of America,
fvoicing our ideals and at the same
me looking to our future safety:
“Second, a. universal ns‘sncinlion 0i
benutions to maintain the invioiate
courity of the highway of the sea for
‘ the common and unhindered use 01‘ 1111
311111 nations of the world and to we
n1 'any war begun either contrary to
reaty covenants or without 11 {mung
1 1111 full submission of the causes to

guarantee of territorial integi hr and
pliticnl independence!

~Thct utterance is appropriate to‘
powers are all looking now to the

viewpoint and clinch our good

 

 

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Illll' Hi equitable price-1,
01‘ the United States

he opinion or the World—x1 virtualI

the present. situation. The 119111881“ been turning it out actually at
11111111 States. eager to understand making huge profits. 1111111 1.15111 in
They Should understand that' ping pupal-II and cm 15an

European affairs. your: aimed mauve mama Why in
item 'of mutual adjustment 431m reported thump earning: gar

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he Boston S e . e the Spirit? of Chnstmastide

: Your every possible need has been given thought, and here are neediu s and luxuries, almost without number, await-
ing yOUr choice If the Gift is to be “Something to ”V ear it is here.
here. And every article oiiered' 15 Boston Store qua it. v and fairly priced. Beginning tonight store open every night

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Silk Stockings
Silk Petticoats,
Dress Goods
Toilet Articles
Fancy China
Suits=
Leather Goods

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to the future.
11nd 1119 only question set-nu: 10 be vrhrth-
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lurr 111:.1 1111'111' 5' looking

i111'5'hall 1 \1-11 1.51- 1111 our iniluenw

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'pon 1'1 10 111151111110 11111 lielltporcuis in
[or
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BETTER. HOUSES

just“ I” 11 l" 111111111111 {I 111 ration hands 01' the it‘ll'fl'al trttdi- 11.111111115511111

:tht pm 1".111111111 of “drill pl‘lll‘t;

3l‘ltat 110.11'1' 1' tiling to loin such :1 i5 d

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Ili‘flllilll .md to place our armed diml-

Texas
1.5- 5id1- 1112511111 with those of lhe other
regulate the “instruction

 

Ipnu'vts 11.5 11 "11.11 .111111 that 11011121 .
.uit'ni 01110111105. with 11 \‘I""W to unprot-
>hull h:- 1111'501‘11'11;
ging housing condition-1. says 11 111-1155;
x ’ “" .““"""”" ‘dispaich'l‘rom Dollar.
REGULATION FOR PAPER INDUS The bill as drafted would nppty on-
TRIES ly in cities and towns 01' 11.1.1110 populo-

‘ tion or more. it would make it 111111111
Justified rm 1” {m5 ptlu‘ of print W5 in] to build :1 house for dwelling pur-

pat 1111.5- ]mi 1111 1111110113": put,“.,m.,«s- 11.5 poses \u'tlloul providing illli‘qllillt‘N 5-1-11
11 mm tdt .5 that

; 'i‘ln- (ippl‘t'si‘ll't‘ antl uppuu-ntiy nn-

tnt'itilirm 10 pi'opnw f( 11(- m] rpguhlnun ertlg‘t- connections.
tlnn tin 144- dwelling IiOli‘." 11v; 11111.51 be. 1:11 in

that 1115-
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The suggestion fit't'

nude cmnmisnion foot or 111011» from 1.1111 15111-01 that they

industry.
'ft'dt'rnl
in hand and super-3’13“ into an 011111 court or sit-3111 so
that they will not plenty oi sunshine
than only 0111’ dwelling
bebuiil

The bill ulso mouth-.5-

'1'i111- the distribution of the paper still'
and air. 11an
There would first be it t-urefui 1111'1-15- “0‘15“ 311“”
httgfoot, front 101.
for methods of lighting.

1125-1111-1101-

011 11 single bit-

ligation. 'hcn a flat rate would

established for 1111- salu of paper. gnur. /
111 ma’ny cities sections
have been protect ed by restrictions on

'11'ltliin

unlt‘cin: the uninufuclurcl‘s 11 fulr pro-1
any publisher in any
Illtl’

fit, and enabling

the building's certain areas.

l-iou'ses Inre restricted

section of the country to obtain
paper at that rate plus freight chum it“ ‘0 value
height. etc.
this some sort of protection
not be city-wide and Sillil‘ll'lt’lt‘ 11.5 Tex
as plans to make it'.‘

if there
forced in every city or town against
the erection of flimsy houses. against
bud ventilation and inadequate sewer-
against
houses built

('5. The commission would also under-
ltllil‘ to straighten out (listi'ibution 11111-
files. enabling consumers to get paper
readily and directly from the nearest
mill‘s. lil-
111- here and :1 little. there 11.5 so many
of them are obliged to do at present.

it is uncertain whether the govern-
ment will undertake this task. But
something must obviously be done i'ori

instead of baring to buy a were [1111's made and on-

age systems.

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the relief. of newspaper und inngazinciSDPCUIflUOm 11013053’ W031” 131% it 1059!!!

Certainly the cities in which better
The average cost of news. . houses were built. as well as the peo-
iple who live in the houses would gain
a great deal
ibuilder would gain, too.

publishers and all other big constnnct's'
of paper.
print paper for 1915,
was $2.10 per 100 pounds delivered.
IPresent prices range from 2 1-2 cents
'11 pound for favorably 1111111111211 metro- The sum? ‘50” 01 NOVISIOQS {0“ 93‘“
poliiun pancis 107ccnts a pound foi IitatioIn and convenience, health and
distant publisiieis buying in 131111111 comfort might well he extended every
quantities Dig advances are unnounc-I twhere t0 apartment “09395-

ihuildimrs, I'hnrches und schoms
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16 YEAR 01.1: 301!

a normal year,

 

ed for next year.

Scores of new spnpers
been driven out by this factor alone,
4E1ery publisher or printer in theI VICTIM 0’: APOPLEXY

REDDING, Conn, Dec 18.11—JoSep

country finds his expenses for raw mu- 1.}! Sanford the “We“ 01 d .5 on of D.
terial increased enormously Public .8 WfordI head muster or the 3mm
linvestigutmq have found that the pa- lord school was found dead yesterday
per mannfnc111rers,whilc charging ab-
normal prices for their product, have
less
Icost 1111111 formerly. and have been

have. already:

1116 school.
says death was caused by antimony.
The youth was captain of the school

be injured himself internally 11111-111311.
other lines than print 111111111.me
to shut out the power. his usual duty.

It'was first thought that
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along with new-stock. And 3 NW:-

 

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' omltirtables
Underwear
Brass \‘ovelzies

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Handkerc iefs ~
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Pajamas In
Napt ins
Statuary
Dresses
Sweaters
Perfumery
Fancy Linens

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A 500 Pairs of the Famous "BEACON” BLANK 11s, the best in the
l,uud at Cut Prices, just in time for Christmas——$l. 98, $2. 49, $2. 98,

SPECIAL $3. 98 and $4. 98. Best Blanket Value Yet Offered.

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Senator lloics l‘entosc,
ticians and statesmen in -\\’ash-
1111:1011 by his annount'enicnt that
he would introduce this session
ol\LOligi't‘ss :1 bill 1‘01 I‘cdcr'ul

similar tn‘ thttt fathered b) Iltnry'
Cabot Twice in 1890 as 11 1111111 .
ber of the House. The bill will:

 

all the glniing‘

Ibitter battles ever
And in the long run the‘
' oi the girl on one side, and inuyersI .. ._.I..-._,-

office

iin the power house connected with“;
The medical exumdner-
bankotba‘ll team and it 111 believed that.

game Saturday night. When loot
neon be 111111 3111111 to the power bonnet

be directed at southern Demo-
crats accused of not permitting
negrocs to 14'.01'c

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SERUNG GIRL l8 OBJECT OF
BIG LEGAL DISPUTE
'The case of 212111 Sprung. the 13-
yvcnr-old New York girl, who ran awny l
and married Fred Ruecco, of the snme
city, has resulted in one of the mosh '
fought in locail
courts between the police. and purents}

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for Rneooo on the other.

Both father and mot'htu oi the girl'
pro in Bridgeport today hunting high: “9‘“ E- 0010111111 is deter-111111914]
0.1131 1011 for the child, who, 11.111 stat-i. that the Dawn“) are going to 1111-15.
(111.15 to become 11 mother. The ,gpnr- the“ dauxhter and that she is still
ants believe they have located m- 111 11111111- their care. He 11011111 with the

11 Broad street, boarding house,
every effort will 'be made by,them to 1““! ”0t arrived at a legal age.

get her back to New York;
When her- case was called in the right to marry her inasmuch as she

Icky court on technical charges 011“” only ~14 #8815 of age, Without. the
threat-h of the peace, she lulled to 811-; 001139!“ 0' the parents, that 111141 181-
pom, her attorneys having 91111155119113 allied her statements to obtain a.- mu!-
her 11511111115 111M bonds and her ml rinse Home. 11111 that lRuecco ab-

wa‘s continued. this morn
Monday. Ia’nd, then enme hero to take up

Rococo. who was 5.111151114111511 to New deuce with the girl
york 111111159211 with kidnapping trial This afternoon the parents lay 111’
311-1: was held b’y the my; 1,: 111511111111 attiutBrood street 10de 1101111151
‘oity 111 bonds at $3,500 111111 Was told- It the 31111911114143 the house. they will
lby the judge that his, 11111111 would be forcibly take possession or her‘ and
pinatoued if he cool 1111111111 11111-1111. Lieut. Cronan will back them up in

rest-

he 111111 Minn “.4500 until it was boycott his; their action. Ho says she is an unruly .

 
 
 
 

reach; 90111111181113 ”Milieu?“ 0‘ Mir!“ Ichild. 11119.an should hare 111115155.

 

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and. father and. mother or the girl, that sheI

Cronan asserts that Buecco had'no '
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ing “quducted her. married her in Yonkers 1 -
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3101) end all the-lawyers in Bridgeport '

could not prevent. their 1111me
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SLIPPERS
THE GIFT USEE- ”UL

From Grandpa Down to Baby, There Is
Norhing Adds More Jay Than

SoftEasy Slippers, House Shoes,

Dress Shoes,'Storm Boots,
Rubber Boots,Rubbers,

Arctics,

PuSs-in-Boots--Baby’ s First Shoes and
Moccasins ill Dainty Colors

~Eleod 8. Glover

. Open Evenings Beginning Monday

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Ladles’ n11 Linen
15c,r25c, 50c.-
8' , Gents' All Linen

" Irsc and 25c.
111111111 .1111 Linen

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Handkerchiefs in boxes
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Crepe De Chine Waists
$2.25 to $5.00.
Plaid and'Colored Silk
$3149 to $5.00.‘
Middy Blouses .
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