has.
till it
Operators of anti
incomes. which BY-
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MERICAN GENERAL
(06th of Gen.
”Mir to the civilian popu
Ll mitigates as well- us to
Fuuston
ll hauulne Alllel'.1('tlll
" his desire to enter \\ est P
nton fighting everything he
that needed to he toughl.
3'91“” ho 110111
02 illld admiration in the
rile Americans. '
1101' the nhort,1'ed-l1eadtd man
the to be known
pitting than '
college he fought
9 was twice his si
As railroad cond
to the 1“
ii: the
the 10011
7.0 and 11’
to still.
",9 running
;wm1'ngncss' to
teatime"
:1- 1w"
i @118 ‘
, botanist,
men: 61‘ Agri-
11 famous expedi-
V Yeatl: ‘l'nlley. then
'rl-ttsh north-west, Alas-
h' Arctic 0001'111.1Any fieldl
' lition, with obstacles and
be overcome,
l
was 0111
l
'1« ,the Spnntsh- Amelicau \\ .11
IV ture of Aguinaldo, the
0,. won him instant 1111110.:
nelsco, at the time of the '
was tFVunstos who jump-1'
, «111011.31 the first shock and;'
ll the whole down town !
eoted from looters by Un‘ltu
troops. Much
'cVent service at that time
on. Funston. a
live! 'Kahn 01' California,‘
ber of the House Commit !
litary Affolrs, said:
when asptendid omeer. mOd'l
on unassuming biave use Ii
11! be depended upon in;
titty." He was 11 figlltt ri'
peace-loving 1-‘01111113' may
of Uncl 1'
. .fl.‘........—~_..— ‘ l
TING POTATOES
pctatoes. Abroad, the:
coming prohibitive And:
‘sllded danger that thirst'
and so prolong the
fines...sxx3's"'Tl1e World, p0-
anger ''good food. .They
{cod 0. £0011 as. we have
to, . The potatoe' is:
' lts‘chiet food
0119.11.11.10 it contains
mh'V of that element
8 am of the pota-
1:1. nitrogen. 2 perl
’ substances as pelt
- elements, are
,_;, ,but they are inl
‘that they are not
poutoes today.
the. Rice is the
plea to M
d‘ substitute
. ”N. paw-In"
ply now [N the Lear—9
'lixfibgf—vérf'wuiwple ll:
H i-SSP m.
001's Residence—7.521
Manager 3 Residedcv‘ wha
hunston “”115 “" w“ ~1- and these it is
lation 0f 11.111101" the' leag
was :1 fighting 1111111 in towns where 1
lli'saplmim
an-k ill lllt’ Am?“ ”.8
and a high pliice 0f I'l‘W'r Tl", [Ngue will U
hemtr' Or it 11 (“3349, or unV'
liluili:l"’r"' held :10 WT mid m'llillnnll‘ P4,
army as
it is said that. when
Iwork undo: the
E010111: lines of u omen 5 work and :16
‘bl'l- 1111111 in time of wax.
'ting his employes
own thinking.
-.._'—-— _-~»
urluzmo WOW
1 Among the Y
izations 899le
171 do something 10
that'- seem to be off on a “Ton
They would set 111
'tprpctiCe
' ‘thrm for actual fighting. To
03 seem :lo be misgu
7- their energ
'necessary
'spectaculsr and now].
The Nation
Seriiee how".e\ei appea
~right idea. To st'andatdige. ways
thing stmply because it
1.3 to have:
wt
lbe mad
out of the chief
‘atcording to 11 1'
103' A 011
.nohilizotion of women in Englan
! given this league 11100
has led it to p
t English women have giadu'
earned to
or both prompt and efficient.
E:
l
l
l
l
' it: two years of fighting, l
1
i
3
'women’s 00:10
pro; duess there are many temple bell in bronze, which was pre-.
g mek' l semen by Samuel P. Avery. The hell
9 women at targetl:
litdry drill to prepare
and ‘1“ most. i> presumably of about 1000 or 9001
ldlnE! B ‘-
ies‘ and, to be doing the un—
1 League, for Vt 01mm 5'{ film‘s-
' 0y
.1111 110111011' s work in no: time It:
aims of the league!
eeent issue of The Sur
reful Study of the industrial
d has
‘ 0t llfi ideas dud
repare beforehand to do
all3,'
. ‘.‘;— “a“. “M’s ~44
lumen-truism
” new: OF m. STATE.“
Moog tho rwent 0‘
Wadsworth Atheneum of Halittord't13 is:
very rare emote of a Chinese;
r M
I 7..
'.s of the period of the éhou dynastyt
ninth was from 1122 to 255 11, C It}
It is nineteen inches high and;
nine and one- half wide and is ellllet .
'cai in form it is ornamented in de—
is} 1g.- s oi archaic dragons and scrolls.
'. 'i‘.e bell has thirty- -slx rylindrlcal‘
These are stopped in series of
he‘ 1'1'111; and the groups are assembled'i
lnl- in airangements of nine each it is,
lassumed that this is mythical- or sym-
iMbolxtal with the ancient Chinese.
Joseph (.‘. lilac-Donald 01' Bangor, .
11.1.. student in the l'nio‘n 'l‘lieolog‘ical- l-
selfinary New York today resigned.
as assistant to the pastor of the First 1
congregation church of Danbury He.
ulll Fall today for France to join the,
HDlllilflllCt" corps there. y
"""' ‘ t
lithiumin W. V. Kelsey toIrn clerk
1t ilindhzun for 27 years until his re
(‘10.
There are specific tasks the league ‘ six yearn ago died 3'th
~ ‘ full to women' in 03"" 0' .11.:111'11 ... .. .. ,
believes “'1“ . 9V [:1.\_ 9301] in. mus. ..
studying FO‘ ' ' 9~
ue uill he on hand
me: up that there 'W
"Hill facilities for the
her i11du.1riul plants
ions or 01
l ate with local
illlll. .1011ng “.331 ROW“)?!
Willi“?- g0
nutcens and
f the
run guniztxtlons in pH
MU conditions Pl‘OpFl (-
l welfare. work are part 0
1011011110
01 ll ‘
mo-
he league
looking title: the ’
pubic of
who
1110097"r ing as cooks
.e‘ng
- '~, etc.
"' organization
the“ hot luncheons
'
l
”my is preparing it
1011," and :1 \\ 0111111 5 bureau that will
federal government
f1: 1'.e .
Such n league could be of inostimu-
times. The woman poll 01 of the Unit
ed States so organized. has before lt'
an 111111031 unlimited field of service
for 11 country ill peace.
##4##“...
y career in \llltllt .1 b1- lEFFtCIENCY AND HOUR GLASSES' 3-" '-'-.""’
Efficiency does not alw1ys mean ul- ;
’Htlninodern tools Occasionally itI
means old'tools put to new use. .1. 1’.:
illittlc. the Lynn maker of the Somsisl
shoe has reinstated the old fashiouod
hourglass thioughoul his factory.
This manufacture: b1 times in let i
do some of their!
livery morning there.
are numerous committee meetings of1
different groups of employes to discuss l
etilblency ploliloms. These meetings
are biief and the talk is straight to the!
lpoint. At ever3 meeting little glassill
es set for 15 o: 30 minutes remind the
1111.11 that time. is fleeting and precious.
l
recreational. and :10-1%
soldieis in camps-J
1 i
how 111'.- lurgr- 111111
ml llmlSan ,
10' by 1. trolle3 car at the corner of— Dix
l
pur- ttr sev'eie Injuries. .
in '
in!
2, 'try oiilm “01111111 power of Amer-E total loss is estimated 111 about $15,.
(‘06
]_ .Tic place. was owned by the estate
l t l
l K‘ tic
131“ “h ““9 :(llt‘tl some time ago, and the surle-
fulness need not be confined to Will 4 mi: hr-othe: and sister had .0ccupled
3011.0 ll. Sloane. and causing damage
‘to the Sloane dwelling The loss by
'.‘-‘.'- ~' .
l \\’::1erbury has securav and
12.1 ‘tlattaluck Hlstorr, '5 been‘
inmous Teny coll ' an indefi-
to
i date: 1111] rel t‘ ('ollected‘pyi
the 10-0100 to' ‘ tllllurd, who do
'4'“ p , ' .‘t‘Hl‘s to the vim-k,
OF’ .1 1'
'lJ'H .
_ Nuzzlh of New Haven. 14
0 son of Peter Nuzzi died at'
w Hutu: hospital yesterday
“lowing item the effects of being hit
'gé
Admiral Henry ’1‘. Mayo is in com.
mood of thb Atlantic fleet, which
mun bear the brunt of battle hf case
of W.’nr Admiral William B. Coper-
ton is in charge of the Pacific fleet.
uhith may have work to do, and Rel:
Admiral A. W. Grant is commander
of the submarines of .thc United
811119: Nary._
well avenue and (inquiry street short-
‘ly after noon 011 Thur.sday He our;
farm from a (i‘ilffllllltlil skull and oil:
'l‘ht- (‘i'olnpton residence on Stony
111.: Windsor. was burned last night
uizh its contents including many Vitlr
uaible antiques and paintings. "the
ADVOCATE Rusk: FOR THE cow.
The fire is believed to have TY COMM'SSIONSRS'
st: 'iit‘tl 110111 1:11 overheated chimney.
Senators and Representatives of Fair.
field County To Urge Jump
~toz$3;000.'
”Amman, Fob. 01.4.11 :1 meet.
in; yesterday afternoon of the Fair
ticlri county senators- and reprusontu-'
turn-11mm voted to advomte 11'
misc in salary for g
missionexs from 103m 65385.000 A:
committee 0.... 130110111511. consisting
of Senator Mead of, Greenwich. Rep
resciitatiye Blakemau. of Stratford,
Miss Elizabeth
L" romptoh
1W llifi 1.111 Miss
t‘rompton, Miss
and lllt‘ll‘ brrothc
Elizabeth (3 rompton
the house. A few hours later tlre
do. 1103' ed three barns and seven hors-
on 01'. the premises occupied b3 Jer-
I
thin tire (was estimntut pt .aboul
to‘ appear for the change.
A 1011111111101I was 11180 appointed
consisting of 3111111101 Bartlett
l1.i1';;eport ltepicst-ntutive Mmehougc
of Strntlord and Representative
lzlulieslee of Bridgeport to uppenr be-
Actmiz, it is claimed on ”in sugges-
tion 01 :1 playmate Joseph .lukuelc
till 11 301113 old of New Haven.
10 .1licd one of the high tension wires
The New llnven r0011 electric zone
xiv-'11. the railroad bridge on Olive
SllL‘t-l and was so severely burned
111-11x yesterday afternoon that but
small hope is held out for his room-
.,.
111 1'11-vor oi' the Washington bridge
inc. suic lnfl'odut'ed by Representatlve
Mort-.iiouse
.l.lien1y lllaluwmsn representative
-__.....__..
' .. amuse-xv - W3
SENT tNE‘L
Agr'lllllllllt’.
.-
'FRANK MILLER EXECUTOR
Nam’ed With ‘0. 15,1111: 11:10 R.
' smith of wuerbury
H
not the ‘ol Mm
county com- . '
we: ..
100 \t'\\ Striped Silk Skirts
' womtu and misses. Hm
vcrv laltSl 1101'5,('h'ic ()Ver :1
dual! st3lcs,
.. lane} lit'lt. some lull ‘lltatt‘él:
others \uili silk hay-s to match.
Tomorrow at .
$438. $5. 98 and $6. 98.
l 011511111w \ al ucs
DRESS COTTONS
\huutlrt'tl fllfittlt‘lll stywlts
ll'ltll‘t beautitul and more var
icil than rm below. l£\"t'r3
. wanted weave and fashionable
nuxelty for spring: and summer.
her then: and you will a ire-
. ciatt tlic alliantagc offlmosing
the right l11l1rit.'lhesc extra
'salut'. '
fiRENCH VOILES
341 inches wide,
.29¢ and 39¢ yard
Large assortment of designs.
SHORT SKIRTINGS
Handsome stylus and later
combination.
it
it
t
9 98¢ 11w
li 111 3:1rds . 10 yards
1111.1 Senator Caldwell of BrIGEEDOR'meZ’m"'W’“y'all“ \z:.\\— film?
"athercd backs ‘
‘1 39¢ and 49¢ yard.
SPECIALS
tlpen This Eyeing, Clusud All Day Tomorrow
NEVI DRESSES ARRIVING.
DAILY
Clt-ver‘new styles alum; thz.
pleated loose llllt and fitted
modtls~—a Store of tharming'
new fancies in all lllt newest
fabrlts,
Special prices, ~
.87 .98. $10.98. $14.98
Special (Mating of .
ROYAL-WORCESTER
censors '
s3m,;;.a.1. ....... $2.49
Sizes 25 to 30.
1
SHEETS
)80 l.lllt’il l-‘inlsh
Extra lictlvy . shooting. a.
famous brand. , ,
WOMEN’S HOLEPROOF
HOSIERY
6 polls for $2 00
(.uurantccd to “ca: ('1.
1.3.1.29. 1
CREPE DE CHINE
«79¢ . ,
months.
LONGCLOTHE
$2,000 Yards, Fine ChamoisTinish will make the finest dresses
and undergarments
$1.98 W'-
$1.69 111-19
llllllllllllllfll fllllllllill
' l0 Cllf PlSlllllEl
[010 the. committee unapproprlatimm:
(floutinued from first page.)
slruction Committee oilered to defeudt
from Strattoid 11:11: eleeted Fairlietd' the octiomif the Council voted that ll peueation for serving on the comm:
.31111113 111emlwrsof the Slim. Board of 'should do 50 On 11 motion presentotlt ”tee Councilman Irving D Robertson
by Council Maurice H. Nuttlns which
directed and empowered the commit-
tee to defend the action the ottero
:the committee was accented. :
-— The Cult Pasture Beach measure
was next taken up by. the Council.
Representative Nehemiah Bands
o l
made the opening speech on 1st ma:-
' u '.‘: 4
.w' 3,,"2.
1.2 yards 12 yards ' 12 yards t)
‘-‘-‘i.tmn€lh M ..<._.‘ ‘.‘-“m
chasing the committee to be .1011 ‘. PA‘tl-‘ttOTiC MEETING OF
‘1
llnrtford.”
(Mr McMahon 11:15 here p1"-ob11l113
lrefot‘rillg to the Seymour case).
A motion by“ which the Council gave
lits approval of the Calf Pasture bill
and which authorized Mayor Carl
'_ 1.1er HurstormJo appoint :1 commit-
tee to attend the meeting in Hart-
ford to urge its passage was present
the committeemcn receive 110' co
.Jll
made such an amendment and it wai.
unanimously passed"
South Main street Widening
There -vvu1"e no further steps
taken in the widening of South Main
street. City Engineer Soseph P. Wad
hams presented plans for conslderatiozi
l
ark World suggests that' I '1’
phonesl
Mil cause owners to hell ~
it 111 11 all the sand has run (low 11, the
111101ng ends. Needless to say, the;
men have learned to get real businesst
done in the allotted time
Three-minute sand glasses are also
.1000 near the long distance 1913-
They are more effective titan
‘clocks. and have been found to make
for real economy.
This manufacturer does not sc01'11"" .
perfectly good clocks. No one would _To the Editor,
l :1 EADERS
1 i"
' ‘Vles
‘ .1-Iuévwv
FAVORS SUNDAY MOVIES.
South Not-walk,
' February 1011:.
/
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1
3
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'."00
000
'R. Tl Smith, of Waterbury, as oxequ
‘Trust funds are establlehed for wite,‘of a. publicly owned beach. lHe urged
thut no choice of them was mu: 9. last
evening and the matter 'wns tabled
luntit the next meeting. Mr. Wadhums
was instructed to do any work neces
sary to the completion of the plans
in the minute details
City Rniiineer Wudhams explained
BRIIXTEPOR'I‘. Frank 1Mlll€‘l‘,-heh(li th' He “id that he wk. '.pmsent a‘
of the Frank Miller Lumber Company: the meeting in the dual capacity of 0
and president of the City National First District commiétifi a'xd as re-
d pinesentatlve He sat at no spill-0i
Bank, '8 named with C 10.11111le priatlon was needed irpasstng the;
mem um. Mr. Candee spoke tnv'orably,
tor of the will of his late brother, of .wuflm the Call Pasture [and 101-1
Charles Miller. Messrs. 111111 andla wk and stated- that Nomllr- would: pie ““0“; Plans ‘0 “‘9 00m" V“?
Smith married daughters of the 1113 ’never have another opportunity to "5‘ 9““ e “"1 “’0‘“ “3 to “we"
. secure 0- piece of more propttty so South Main street starting (1'! Wood-
09089“ ~ . cheap 1101' another piece of- excellen $ ,ward avenue 5 feet or: both sides to
The will has been filed in the W ‘.land for' beach purposes. He used Elizabeth street. F1001 .Ellzabeth {o
terbury court it has. three 0001011030011“,0 Beach Westport. as an example the. Frank H Baxter. the widening
would be two feet on the west side
that 11.11 who could to attend the meet-31“" the abutment of the railroad bridge
and daughters and he leaves his mg to be held‘ betore “me Committee‘ on the west side of. South Mailn street
NEW 5131211310 SUITS
\cu' S-u:ts——Ncu styk'ts. new.
shades— lhe. \(l‘l lat-est and
smartest Stl‘.lt'i , in scrgts, pol:—
tins, etc \ttractn'ely print-.11
SPRING BLOUSES
lhat will interest men want—
an that knows 513‘ .1 ant quali-
1'} .\t'\\ in ins-him: and l-almc,
especially. tXtt‘llCl‘ll values.
Voile (tr-Jaimie l..awn and
Lingcrlt ll luuscs. l‘ucnt) (til--
fcrtnt stylts some cmbroidery.,
smut trimmed \vltll lzlcc, other.» I
with lace and embroidery. f'.‘
55pccial int ............. 98¢ *
. lul-
BL‘OUSE?
In all thL net: #1111111: t'o1or- "
'inws.8';:t'.'i:1l ....... 321,5 Q
Regular [11110 $3.98. '
WOMEN’S HOSIERY
WOMEN'SL‘ISLE HOS-E;
All sizes. fast folors. Special
- Worth 250.
r
t
y
c
I
32.93 '.'...
_ KNIGHTS OF COLUMBQS
Local Knights of Columbus. es—
pecially the fourth degree members,
are very much interested in the big
-l
l: ,
19.1: 1.11: l” _
12'
Washington's birthday patriotic méet~— V
in: to be held to Yale college hall.
'New Haven, on Thursday evening,
.90. Albert 13'. Elridge suggested that Febmary 22 This will be one ot- 81'.
“series of lectures given that day 1...
thirty-one cities of the-country. Judge:-
Timothy Ansberry, a member or th0~
lorder, a. natlve of Delicious, Ohio, for —
lmerly a mambo: of Congress in the.
60, 01, 62 and 63rd l(30113110115: will be
the speaker 01' the day. Hon.~ Jas. H.
Webb, Judge of the Superior Court, .11..
the State of Connecticut will preside
The addresa will be free from politics:
01' an) other reference to the political. t
life of the country, but in keeping.
~g
a.
will; the day and especial attentions '
will be called to the patriotic les-
sons derived from its. observance. NM,
admission will be charged 'and a:
chorus ofschooi children will rendm:
patriotic selections. .
MILITANT PACIFISM ,3»
--.‘-~ '
'be so foolish today.
tthis tlmé of the your and had gone
in 110.0110 111,.” m up Just as glue on here:
'But-he finds that
the little'snud glasses make fongood ;
habits of quick steelsionaud ooncen
truted energy. ‘
-..~.——-—-—— ~
PEAGHOUTLOQK 0000
J. H. Hate. Reports Fine- Prospects for
' 191719.?09
‘J. H. Halo, ”asked- about the punch
crop yesterday,- abut the trees here.
0mm. nevei' lokéd; mmwxnising at
.through the winter lnttne term. He
said that down ill Georxia they had
had a bad {recto 5...: a big lot of
oats had been destroyed by the frost,
but. for some flatten. the cold .1111]
not hit the pencil trees and the pros-
Mitts.
mm- to». 01.410 mu
10.0.01»:an am ”i
.plored the drearlness of Norwath on
' In this city. 'l'llmhy.
ATM. m 00. 011110000
homestead for his wife Sarah 11.1111,
‘. .ler, lite use. 'By a_ codicli- he gives his
granddaughter. Beatrice. Miller Tay-
tor, V350 0000. He gives Alexander Mc-
Kay, his gardener for many yea‘l's, $1, ,-;
000.
Mr. Miller, who died some 10 days
ago, \va's president .of the Randolph-
Clowes Company ln-Waterbury
........._........._....
.l-TREAK BILL IN. LEGtSb-ATTJRL:
Sereral oi the local automobile. men;
111-0 very much interested in 0-. "frsait' '11»
Evening Sentinel.
Sir>~
May I through your columns 11p
pinud the precedent established by
the moving. picture show in a down-
town church on last Sunday night
Strangers in town have long do
Sunday eveningsLand it issihcerely
to be hoped that the managers of- the
local movie theatres will‘ follow“- the
lead of these-progressive 01131011 new
pic who have at last come “1;“er
ize that “the Snbbatligwsszmade 10'
man.“ ‘
Thanking you. etc.
MARION N. SHAW
W-
onuh 01m: r111: CONVENTJON.
ROCK’VILLE. Feb. 21.~Tha all-
nuai convention of the Fliers: and
Drummers of the’atato'wili‘ be held
The meeting
will b:- 1010 at 2. 001000111 the Turn:
311111.11: the diet-noon media; 1111‘: _"
M In: tllln you will in .1001
the legislature. The measure Tro-
“(lee that each drive: or 1111 outotno.
bile be obliged to furnish a bond 0
310000. The provisionsébf 11111 bill
hlso increase the cost of e dri'vtir'
killed before; It
. low.- water mm. He said. that thin
bdl whicr. has been brought befoi'e'l‘”
llpenec and the auto license. Theron”); 7
11.11 1111101101110 out. the .1111: 3.1117111:
ever reaches the ,.
“use. 0:10 o; tub game time cool: 0-
011 Cities and mmughs and urge the'
passage of this: bill This Th'ekclnlz will
.be held on'Marcli 8 all: o'clock in the
01110011:
John 11". 11.11.1101: asked just what
power or what the bill would give to
Nor;wslk it passed. ~
Mr. 0011110031131! tint- it. would give
this city- all right to the 1111:. and
marsh lauds between the high and
was important. Representltlve Oandee.
said that: it would she' Nowell: title”
to any other property when would
come under description of Calf Past-0
Mt. 1011.11... declared flint the no.
110001 government- had more power
over the. property manhood the...”
90' better-"130013000 ~ln
tllr‘ée. -
will”; 3.033111701101100
'the sidewalk would be narrowed to
six feet. The grade of the street would
start. 60 feet south of the Washington
street bridge and would rang? from
two to three feet tomrd' North Main
street asrfar as Wilkln's store. Mr
Wadhams - would e'“.the square
under the. Wealth: 011 street bridge
Splrltcd Mount of a. Change in the: .
American Flag
To 11.1.1101... of: the New 'Yori: Sum
-—~St'1-:It we must have (13.10.1011: us! ~11
an Amurlcanlsm like that Myocutedt
by those human hoolcworms that are'
a catch basen by using this plan and trying l0 moire us. 9: MR 0E dint
eaters (I refer to Messrs. mandating: -
the water would be “drained off' by.
sewers. ‘7
in the 110011110 11101: which is almost
the dome as the first, city Engineer
Wallhoms would make the grade, from
one to one and he'll t'e'et- instead an.
10.0.1111... 11:11.: (011111.111: oi
tunnolltnt undo ‘ {it WMlllnElOll
minimum mum-1» thought our
.100 tum-1111111101110 would cost
“(mowii be 1110‘;th
. g 0 er
mam pm W llullgth of the
40110 mans
Jum_ m1. 111 um»
thefklt or
None of the plant luhmlttcd were
0mm mind
all!" who tabled
"In
Moore, Daniels, Villud ”cleansed-«1
let. us .80 lent: .be' consistent.
r ,
first let us shooter institutional. em _ ~
blem from on: eagle to. a. shank. Ilium
let us duo» the 1:00.,me0- blue? ‘
flag that now floats over 110 0nd axo-
place it with a nice white 0110,110le ‘ .. ,
.1» wide Memorandum thumbs.
Eollowlnotwluch «'11. 1111111 to thermal:
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