invoice case-
ls puma HEARD
(Coon-m no. nut a"... w
not; mam-nut» no: 3%;gma“”;_m"'ttempn titling!“ tumor-tent _ I the word hum m mum
:3 . W‘W.'m m m m w i WALL ”W, 10'” a. m.-Freethe l'efiy.flmb genera] meeting 0‘
W :,'m""’“'d"““ 1' ,“ml Ho Itrnck the water I eonple “Jim“ 51-9 “811 018-58 Sloth. e”title Connecticut - Daughters oi" the
mm to“ “m, “condo. ehesd of his whine with fiddly nib». warmed.“ tourntmtw°tw w “my,” in )
tin-momma retinal cre- ”of: thugs? M' ”1m "rmflwmw “'1“ 1‘3"" Mel" we“: More in the preshvtertan Chart-h.
. pamphlet counsel [or the mods. Al"
E ~dint-e for several weeks. it is better,
at? u, with prospect.“ noel-te- ot thr
.m. . ,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-"Olbel"
rsilvond representatives who were on
hand prepared to lake general M
ment- when thmhenring bese- were
.- Hired 8.. “It. or the New. Yofi
ventral; Jones ll. limb. of the Boo-
ton and )lnlne, end Frederick 0. Un- .
Mood, ,d the Erie. ‘
When hr any the lantern carriers
asked hr e um: per cent. main-
‘ one». they estimated that 7'1? time,
" ’ prince o! labor end miterinls would
. increase their operating charges by
”35.000000. later compilations. pre-
sented’today. indicate no increase ot-
emm dusted on the me vol-
ume of Maine». whib increued rev,
cues that rate attire-wt pint-n the;
first at tin year totnl ”7.000.000. The
increased open'tlng charges are ap-
it
t,
...
f
«‘ ‘ _, 000: water. .slwm; materials,‘
5 Momma. . .
_ Mr, Patterson. for the. railroads}.
*” declared that while pron». mrnlntnl ‘
‘“ tor the first n;ne month“ of the prt—s-
mlear htld Horn "23,739,000. a loss
«(Joints)» resulted fmm a cor-
mpudiu ndvnnoe til-$108,431,000 in‘
expenses. ‘
a... President Rep of the Pennsylvnnioé
‘ g atmltictpdtlllltl; pin‘ (on {an advance.
M on tho tollmvinx exidtent dillcultiettfi
okthol Ms: . l
"Condom: Melanesia 00»th
“Mon-incl. "fillies. innit and 0!
Mining new capital.
one»? l'lnetltility to theatre and retain eat-7
.t. don‘t ”bot. . '
“Condiment of Maintenance ext
W was, which curtailment is due in
law-rum thinner/loin. , i
“Doom-e011: not operating inane
crating revenues. tn‘property- invest“
Mt. iu'hriond and in .trsinloed.
‘ ,. canton.
. g ”Inability to secure new capital by
‘ *4 who tonne of mot-k with. the eons»
— .qnentwenkenlnx alter-l upon the,iln
. anoint structure.
Mlitv ltrtkpmvlde “Drove
melts no inellltlett. not only new.
gig]. for the tntllir ot todnv; but
' anally ewmtial for trnl'rallid of:
' , _tlte,‘iuturc. ‘
. - ”No-aroma of lower real costs is
to he found in the novernment’n price
hx'ntrfim'olmm on fuel, continued hit.
”The tentative price of $2.45. par
tn‘flrgd hr the Government." he
said. ‘itt over 100 “PT cant. highor
than thr- tttice paid or "W Pennevl
vania system in 1918. fir-r will. more»
, €_ /..lfl
, FALLOFWFE
in th
A innum- homer;-
den. 5 ll. thk North
What Sergeant
The othe-
; talked me . "What
Think of the Y. .‘ll. (7. A.
What does a eoldiPr think 0! the!
Y. M. ‘C. A tWhat‘doce ht thigh of‘
his home? His reply to the set-nun
question 'wlil lolly answer the first.
To the men at ‘the English only ten.
the'Wentetl Front, the v. at. c. A. la!
home. the only home thev have.
”bone. but it"m' right '
lire. right into the mutt an
NlIeir- percent of thr- let-tertl'yotl
l willwreeelvesfvon w your dear
"With-re in France”
[Linwood Ire. .Pue. One)
.ml
rile. 'mtp‘.“ storied rapidly for;- (to morning; Deanna d.
‘ Another arutor wu sytu alum
"hsmlotlmm.u u_tm.fl'vnlphoeetotbzw. '
”tinted by the Count“ in I re- 1;: hi; 3:3? I““'°‘u?flib,v . .
cent letter to George m Putter-1n y! r of ntt v 'Mfil 9! 5 mg the lowest quotations In their hm
. Blind: dyin has been perm l
them: the hearings sleet imam-{u m Lmfidym .mfififfi.
sutyrowtytkeoel reinvention in The no routine! '6‘. lull! ”Yderllbe of r :4 points
3““ "‘°' W " ”M“ 1°: math: mile? of hours in the minimum a the rear. Cooper's and new in interest to. those of the at;
lunch. .tr., son or the mm oi
a”. nose will come hetero unite-d ot the, . wafingzfl Shippin‘n
numerator-min: worm-claret twat-9v meat) 1 tea points.
"He no a lpl pupil and was to novel tw‘u. hm,
teammate-u an ”'3" suffered additional severe deprer-ia- mm
m,“ Revn- lion during the morning. U. 8. Steel In“) “M,“- session-will “gt. at
we" The mulled lie fibril!!! to 91 .nnd 01h” 1:30 o’clock and will close as near:
(other was viee—prenident of the Penn- industrial» and' equipmenthocinll’b 3:30 as possible. alter whirl: there
“went
at!
' luuutmzrotm'utuittrmf‘r
rm truth
"t .
r. «a. ir .
WALL mm :39 p. lf'nll‘
,']
momma-mo. start out!
w “mm.“totheirmé" .3
the general list of equipments and tom. ‘
., of.
m,?ar_ibce. matters. loom “.m-Xovmber la, tt'ontt-nry
tacit-ml csrrierp were» down 3 to {4‘ to meant-‘wltstog,- sessions will be
i”. We‘dihefl‘hlle! mflfihnidtlmnl! nod nlternoon.
The Itorninz session will
lion. languid: sure way meni’hedlzisgo’doek with-the «mientrv
strain. 1'. s. steels-along amen-e crater-Inert; miter: and items.
to 92 ’H‘. urud'wiu tutti-rte humus and tutu-tel
”new will he‘llerved
(may. twin: on the decline..o'rloek ll three ‘jbfl‘l—‘il the par-
opened at slight Kaine. hut lore .0! the Baptist and Unitemliet;
Churehetl and int» Minuet hell org
Noon—headers the Young Man'sitlhrullsn ‘Wia l
begin at
~l
nt 12:30;
t
M “9'93“!" "'9 ”0" ed further recessions of 2 to 3 pain”. will he an informal reception 5! nontrf
Y. M. C. A. WAR WORK
Says About It.
“12m”! At‘llur Guy Enllll’ll.‘ (om-
orly tent-hue dunner nod number in
tlm Brill-h Artur. author of “Over but [‘Ill'i’slll
"he Top.’ "First Call." eta, said can noon. Liberty Four: sold It pu anti
Irrtioned n W: . Cool: "'Im-E coming if? Y. M. C. A. War Worlt:
dnv i had the duration .- to Wide.
“m”. onur coneunrrton or cent... and, ,0,
WASHINGTON. D. 0., NOV. 0, 1911,. on fluvhundndflnefig. ‘ ,
Fllrlnlvml‘l’lfioll cheirmen or the . mnmm‘ommumt '1» mm
{Rulrondl’ Wnr<Boeri. Inlhoflm'm‘ insulin: trains and will he in silentl-
. one! 9t the meetinn“ttnd luncheon
pines "
,n: ived reports indicating thnt_the .ef-I. 'l’o
rtF‘rlnre the Y. ll. C. A: doen out do tort» of the railroads and coal shippers he- “mind of we“. seats W those
itstworkv over thetiong Matinee-tel?- to prevent the Manned ecnl “7.0” not entitle d w thempdtnisston to ml
“0 "h“‘éagp in the Northwest tturtntt the Cm!"...cltul’€h will. he, by mite "only. M“
. in: winter ha." been MONA lttccelel’lll lcwmflc‘" pm” 'IIOII!” ‘93]
Does a
lint he makes a Mezllne
if your-Icy is a mod Christian,
than the aversive Brit" NM NV“ 11w wanted by the Y W (' A
to September 30. and twt-ntv nontu
it":
‘ existing’ r-onlraottt."
H0 "5"" of tho unmml :pil r'tln'
su-ptinn oi the Pennnvivnn’n Mega
leln 18335.4“ tons. and Mn-‘Nl tit-t3
f” tilt- average cost ttor ton thy-t Artfll
year.
in addition to the Ire-rt: sonar-fitt-
. granted tninmen under the terneoh
, y ”the Ammo-ton law. Mr. lien pointed
. out that the increased ("fit 0! lotto:
f ltnti tew‘ollen- the povrolls oil the
Pmlrnnin .l3.9ll0.m«en rear. lfl-t
'- elusive oi tomatoes firm the train- _
., t in spite of them» warm tumm-
;a .t the roads are alerting w'th constant
W 5 1til-nutty in realising workman”.
termed; 'll'." he “lied. “lunar
-, , :‘ mllon rout-hint 3"» down
3%" {blush-imhlllty to one eleient
51> 'Wbyteuonotioodeo’nntewage
pd. [within a direct bearing on the
lain-lion at the war,”
CHURCHES
q
norm-Mon or
. -’ it:
”UPON, Nor. 5.—-The mentho-
uncommon of Clincher. repro
: “omen! netting-hero loony. Rev.
‘ Mam luau North,“ New‘k'urk.
"valiant of the Federal Council of}
rat-damJ-‘rho mention at- to
nrowrwnlmopemiu lung-"me”
”when and to puree: ova-inp-
rtlnx neuritic-n. particularly il .tfte.
miter ammunition. One at the lo-
alttelenttions «rationed tinder thr-
“do“ of the out! body this year.
, totally". intended especially in.
: If mm to:- the rellwtows trade or ‘tlttt
7 met stomp throne.
N ‘;
.A’.
..
. towns-nu ol medians-oi Anny
~ «fin-rot wilttsho pines. Sergeant
' fiddle Illicit. well-known n to DIMF
«er «haunt ts t‘fi'chm ot-llte
1M 'lleol and like nelson
mild-Ill! m. nil-ten ‘lllnl
.mu . .
norm: mantel-v m
t
mol‘n than tlw m-irtt now paid under M “an”.
'"1 “0 the some alter he
menu or it. ,
The Y. M. C. A. workup are a
“above.
1 take
”an” m ““ VisTiWI-Es "P“W‘V‘lbmlnr’ the cltlxene ot’Nor- .
"film“ for their “Mano" “0 mt- given its land adjoining lemon-l
l ' - Continental hell rent tree to the gov-
A “'6’MWW Vi“ M- eminent for n tel-perm building {or
trim hr. the uptown rtilc computes, the use oi the Control
runners who did not-h excellent work, meted.
HART'ORD; Nor.
-mmm-Mlum—,_rfie‘runu Smith
to woelt
museum. has. NOV. 5—hou-
ahder now-t. dinirlt't pthldeni o! m ’
sum mint-1h, will order the striking
trim Mom. 3:. 5.-frho.:ovluat'ltinm hell to work this allot-noon. .
m i“ 0"" m "" dom- aerortllmt to We]! received two
r-flmfl lawn; wlm the amt big m “I ,__;m"_um 'm ”I.
today no n punt owninlt automatic
"fled.
‘mmm 1““ “ma rill-m, rttour IO»HAMPT5i:-‘VA. on.
. N, 1., Mn. 5.—-1’he.Ce-
. ' plot“ airplane driven or Cumin m of the rent” 13 tblt‘ilpild room at
Mrs. Jmtm tit-n W mum emu other-men. pats“ " ‘
nil-Int lut- nor-tirade her reelv'twoh lath- on It “Add“ on «Wednesday—Jennie onto. inltllt
down tombs ride-mmm’uvm lsrto» hint to melt per“ home at 2:”. ~'
little-t, luv”.wll mu. ht VI. moot-snow snout-soil
at to “aw-«rant. neweiFIre.
:rlnle.
onert I
will have mar.
screechinl: '
Not
lltu
onset-muons. God fearing
truest. and certniniy are dotnr their hit
,ln this war. ‘Thl' eoldlel' who has n‘
ispmltln: remark to‘ make about
tt‘he Y. ll. (1. A. is s soldier who is a “'"m "r" department met 1‘“ night
1 m kphmh" 3” thin war had Mntdetrlrnent to the Army and to the in the Main street quarters. and trum-
l .
$2.49 or $1.17 per tolbnlore the: '91:??? mg? g'rcrgwgs '5"?
t three of
till! 213110th Y. ‘M. C, A,
and 1 know 'lhnt the Alpcrlennsoldlgr this year's affair has been . n crest .r“ it! 000
gets into ”am no we" _ . . .1 " - poo“ and new -~ ‘ Villa Duran: 330*- 3-—“’"h a 2 l1: untr .
. tn Landfill!!!» and over use “mm?!“ “mm ”my m be working n. is co y
par m. Mi manner; lumber 0' “'0 V94 ‘cui-hte the estimates of our present
ernl Wmmrd. told the National [available intonsupply as nmounting to
Cgewfieamé?£?$nzggfirgg.thirty million remit. the magnitude ii
i Y ‘ m -- lot t 9 economic lens wit out w."-'
«underlain to com the war as an "m {are 20“,“,de "1, “1st by '
tn. bill mt mercise thexislon and EMdfmem that oneholl m.
‘WKWWW m t‘ 3"" 9'93"” our existing llhor supply mus
”ban!” in W mutation "tine war. he devoted to the p
‘tof materials Ind supplies. to .
”Rum" MN'W ““5 mum“? in teamed by our own nod the armies of -‘ 4 Skllled W
WM 3:31" gk‘ii'gfma ”jour- atlterusrl the firmnghmlnti‘tlm
e W II all the notion“. Euro are e ;
' DESCENDANTQ ”Yul“! responsible for “)9 I139 "I 3183““ on u M ”prof “,er “KPS'
«comma ily price! since the United 3",- lent"
H. Tan. moo mmweh’t to wanna declared thati r ~
‘lf. thltl‘ increase continued it was not~
lavflowor nwvrnd' unreasonable interpret tkot‘hctoreiong;
Connecticut h“ '0' the reserve system would he made
Mrs. Sari: 'l‘gKln- I- great engine at bolklnt mm
other eectlve ofllr explained the process by which mono! an
o! the hold! 0' nous itgntton hen been caused by Ger- Ines. announces
5.~—'l'lte Public'
Utilities Commieston too-v gave it de-
cision'ltnd issued an order on the peti?
tion of the street railway workere' on-
ion. aligned by B. J. Lee.
asking tint vesflbnlu of trolley cant
be heated for the comfort of motor-
men and _ conductors.
was received by the commission on
Morph 20. The commission orders
the Connecticut Compnnv- and 0191”“ team, ’“tem’*7“m the 1“
Shore Electric Company to
heaters in the vestibules of four on}!
each an experiment. When so ln-'“-‘ 1"” W cent “I the total '9‘
Jam! ““09" WW- “M‘rthtlertltt: commission is to be noilv- eellm Vi“ be WNW“! to the 8“.
lied-old will delegate a. rem Wim- 'WWQ “”1 Gum“
ire to neeerlnln whether tr not“ the «were-them 0‘ the “”1“?“ W“
a. m or ”Christ in“ humane-ten are uttetsctorr. The trolley and 9W“ field 30‘15- ”l" 03"“
wee detected to deliver the prints. amp-la are ordered to Unite- a’vuuett too. The uneitp:
WI" in . mm up.” the VIII C Schenck
cold opt. ’
president,
The Nation
install
.ypflmfl' I '3. bi”. “”1 mass Rails “979 weaker, hwnnnentinemals of [h .MQn in [hp “flora af the:
showing mes ‘ reversals of 2 to :3 merino Chlrclt and 'flagnoont
points. St. Paul made e new low 1‘ r. 1“ will mispnml. \ !
:orer 20 var; at 38 "and Reading i‘~'-
‘ =6t- Copporl.‘ ehiptdnu.»iohnccoe, Jilll
"ttnd-qleeislties broke it ‘to 7 points.
Tndln:"-d1leted alter the first boils.
weakness prevailed at
the 3 l-2’e at ”.68 to 99.74.
t
following: , ,
The Railroode' War Board hu rc-fi.
the Northwest.
mestlolind industrial new of- coal in all
I
other sccllolul oi the country.
{or
master than ever before.
,0; \ .ttospml. NOTES
l
1'. MmmJohh Walsh, or Blunliiclt. ,
he
set 70 West avenue. . 1
The F'nIr Committee or the" rim nll
"" inir oi thet department. '
M the present time it appears that
over
Clmdns sent
~WUP Guy-insert fortl'ed its minimum of a ““9““ “random, or this city, the' l‘H'of'dinl‘
”orator-r. urge each regent
for the full number oi iunrheon tick‘f
em .l'l‘flthire‘tl by' her clnpter on or?
before November ti. enclosing rherlt‘t
for same, in order tint the Inuheout
committee mar know tor 'how many:
Arrangements will he?
the rntertnlnlnent of five?
the rot-tuition. passed it JIBIHIllOB' more.
rot-m at the Mr.
at titt- hoop-st.
roman?» nu. tulle. vmt .
The Inuktitut All Store basket-
and Echenek Club quintetmt‘ the Inn-
hattnn Casino, by the’ score of 44 to
All star.
Seaman i m
left forward '
Indra.
fright lot-word
center
l-‘tne .
kit nerd
' r White.
char-lt- Clinton
right guard
once. FARM "but
2 mm. 3.1mm ' with
was. oh. tart-tutti-
n
» .
.ra_
0“!
thepiofidpnel.
Amongfig'mtm will ,
tlleorne Thntcher Guernsey. president
. , figment, N. s. n. Atltx.‘ lint. ilatllmr
Admitted. yesterday: Mrs. m“ 3' Tsar-ell. honorary president 'trenernl:
' Worden, or 3’ IMO-'0" street, “tilts. George Msynnrd liner; vlt 3-
.tipreoident general; Elmer Woolworth.
Admitted. Saturday: ’Mn' 'mh‘presldent-trenernl st A. it: Clorence
EWlelthttmw president of :mnneournt,
Diem“! yesterday: MiuiN‘m’“ 8. A. R.;Dr. Charles Dlnmore.
Melt. H 50 Pull-field avenue. M ‘wttterbury. and ”Veg-.1 cum- to “.mwmmm
' 'j.’ . t '
Admin-d lodav‘: ‘Bredford llnrton. ol “mum men 3
The National society, l). A. IL.
'. hr lire. Starr
to apply ;
I
alll
i
l
.thw-rend-thet lie-fitter» mayt not 1
than seemed possible during the aunt-4 a“, ribbon m” oi M, rhnpter a“
- the Connecticut l). A. R.“ matte pln'
".l‘ that. little roll Y. l. C. A. 'rlnntzlp' ‘ . " k- left h “my
wet “I, top of the paper and on ”I” The live wee it or more 9 for multimillion.
thonvelope.
, . l hut ten than at tulle-behind the t o t
”5“” inability 1" encore Weary lino trench with shells ’ r n
if. there is any i
I have sat in a Y. M. C. Aitthe close of navigation on thoGrettt room left ulterxthe Jam“ at mi
'iakes, 23.348.100 ol the 29,000,000 tons . Demure their-novel ”Mic m.“ m“
which it has been estimated will be ‘.dmit‘ed.
‘ .:;r:&t:erwrttlng a if"? home ill-required. have alresdy been sent to
notwithstnadi in e incl-cu -l . ' .. -
u g ' e n on An'fi',hdbl‘nlicved tram s tour in
.1 gl't ughnitihe 'eoidlt-ril wet. mull“
_ ‘t .w‘ .1, r Ill :, hue . '
“notion in surniln with cont-re ”7 When he ruling an adequate cant twill! for do
. t when r91 Hilfilmdm bt' r» d “‘
lect- on lh credt oi 'i ,- . I .0th
«cut e to . r .1 “’4 in tllilt ml. .1 the floor to contract
lllleumalifln and to ’
iikelv! mmw'
-. the Y. M. C. Adult. get". a hot cup of
. to! tan with Clkl‘fl (sold at cont price)
. fling-4mm" hrd a «glowing stove to'
. . c :tllltz.wltii hilt mates. column lon‘ oil over he co n 1
When the fire inedone its work he M t u "7 ‘
renemlly goes over to one of thr- may
little wooden writingtnhIr-sttndwritett
n letter home‘telllnfi the folks
than on.
your boy is a good ho . the Y.
C. A.- wlll make him tt holler boy. M
your boy II it Prmmnt. it he
~0nithol1c. if L‘ in a Jew. even it he is
o t'hinnlnnn. he i : welcome at the Y. Clrl'erleywof Rownyton.
iii. «2. An- hilt: no d'ltill‘K'llont-l are made
. made in “'19”an to religion.
Vlcepresldcnts general from (‘nng
tut-client. pawn-u meet-state oth-F
The commit-mien on car service ”Stern and cm”,- Mill ”it ”amt:
not: directing efforts to the work at illr'. elite?! are to notify the regent n"
Stu-tare fiwtmufiloel’ lit. :4.
dereonfi 100* ’Bedftl'll‘ litre“. Sinlt‘ift‘tl‘fl,;
‘ lot their intention to attend. in orderl
While a greater supply of coal M9, that “"111”,, mnv be "fined;
been mined and shipped than ever be for _"“‘ ”3‘7”“ ”“1 in “,5 i
"m" "‘9‘ dilllonlty ”d” ‘9 that "‘9 chum. mini-eel «sinned them in
l
he Hrs:
' in
it was reported at-the optional 1):,
-. * A. it. bond meeting held rrcentiv m;
DAME To LADY CAWAafl‘s . .Wnrhlnlt D. C.. that Daughters:
‘fi:'w3mmtry .h'nd invested
over lwodllion dollars lnthedirht‘:
LIV"! we. W" «In» trout ()an 1A. C.‘ Milk",
acted holiness; relative to the recent one-hell of the ehIptt-rll in lli“ sari-:1
rely. the other 'hslf not. loving r»-
ported. 0i this,unount,~ Connecticut.
1). A. Ru. “mud .
thcmhelvos for t
lot Nailonal
riy coin-
% :ontlnl tto' victory.
M‘—
‘ it
""Ff‘tt‘émom
nymdhfiu William
Horton
The Society of
am: in the state oi
elected tile ort‘tldent.
hey at Examined
"an infinite“
Melatonin IN lire. Albert
of New Haven.
~ of New Hai'tn.
ll ".‘llft. a the
Chapter. was me
her of Washinlzton
an honorary man
out Society. The
n resolution odcred by Rev.
jinn-on oi Windsor. has goo
‘ im record an opposing tlta lirirtl on at
‘ “Mom at W
Expresldent‘ .
' F'rvresldmt Willi-m "wit her tr amour mslt u to
mlm- or Wuhlutm exp-thirteen in connection with our
do an mm It!" donmtwvanment borrowings, nod if
Chapter.~wne Ind" no howeooo. will isrgely depend upon
the connect!- whathttr all the people who have In-
soeletv. to adopt”! continent! to sure
DY- ’5 W. shethtrr they can he or
Latin
here!
Member.
M
new HAVEN em" '
‘ MIR ml IOIIV
latitudinal“
“mamas
thin in one oi the
mum:
' .' {at
in
it woolen
NEW HAVEN. t'ov. ire—Petitions not
being drum up.
tim- "M'Mlfit‘i‘ in tho
mutant-n of fionwwlhm lat.
WNW Guild wttlt‘ ‘ am ‘v .‘mfigu-mm". .0“, no "I” .
”My“ m' ' 111mm: ""1”? ro'nl'i‘fgnni‘; "waiter M3
Olrll' vl‘riendly Societv Supper in the “EM
portal! house at six o'clock. leetlnt "$000.0” oi or-
g '1" ' W
l
i
‘31
v'r-r “—hfi
of .L ..
‘erident
C. film 0' lung 1
horror!
’h' sorh m ,
9“- nlsy htt- pet outta excess of the corral
urinal! tad of the notion"
such rphe United Stuns. when can
rider-at -, Written on invest-em
Mlle Wilmer lilo-it
3 rural o' the!
«luau-kw!!!
Arts and Crafts Furniture
’- rflrtflglh and
as if made to endure for many years an .,
bigt-man will not hesitate at an Arts and Crafts Chatr. . .
Thereuwiil he no suspicious and warnmg weak as he Slts
fruit and trusty friend.
atrzbility mark this fine style/of Furniture.
All articles look}
d there is dignity in every line. A very‘
He goes toward it as to at
or images, because there is no tilulsiness in its construction. , « ..
Rockers and Armchairs.
Chairs are (linseiectetl White Oak,
utinitshed in a light and soft grayish
blotwn. The upholstery is of selected
Spanish leather over a comf:trtal\'e
spring seat. , .
. Anndteirs, low backs and autumn-
bile seats, " 3 film.
5W, high slat hacks. spring
seals. - ' ’ $195.0-
.-",’Reck_an..higlt hacks and seats of
'fttlli'leather, ' “W50.
’. 1M and Rockers, .vel'y massive,
with-~iligh;~baclts.5and full spring seats
of leather; - .
N .. .x.‘
Library Tables
Plain styles, neat and substantial,» llt'
~corners or canted work, yet attractive
and pleasing. p
liveryv'i'hblee, oval shape, with
under shelves, size” 444 39 inches,
, $22.00.
w'l'nhles, oblong shape, size. 48 x 30
inches, . 3181!).
Tables of good designsnt
-. $26.00. $30.00 end $38.00.
Desks, strong and durable, in '3
of attractive designs.» ' Prices
from 314.50.319.00 whom.
variety
' Fourth floor.
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i
388m ‘ 2308"! 581108 'tity that the munitions. provisions and
< .e ' l a‘other‘malntcnce that the armies and
wining, .. . :dvllian pcpwlotlon of our armies in Euv
‘ rope mint have from M will require
-.outpul.of more than “3,000 laborers
"W
on
into:
M mace through government
o from the hooks. and add '
"wifl sure, or
"The dilutions oto government
um:— .
rut-diet w as
n... w»- than tun-uten- people-t.”
:othrr needed snppi
Itut cold. ”that ttplres the labor of four
lines, working in industries oi one kind
{or nnother pmduelns military and
in. to mainteill’one
3’. ‘3 ~ . t’eoldier It the front This means that
«1 .‘nn Amerigon‘nnny or one'miliion men
' ' will require the output of four million
’ 3mm working in tnctovy. lleld and
' - laundry. .~ -
0f. the W8“, “i also have it on competent author-
"ll‘ we accept as approximate nr-I
Post'rloue oral AT
our “pl-wove?
meet an be snowed .
'l'hlrty dnyn' nation with toll pay is
allowed every It“ end: you otter the
first yenr'o service. Seven hdldeyo of Edward 1'. Buckingham. of Bridge-
d'" mm,“ port. as compensation commissioner
tor this til-tricolor it new term at Ma
mole-cin‘lomry l, 1918
wtttbsmeto'flhvev are. elno
hootoititeirtilow-etoob- act-rear. 'rltlv
. . m 1-; on t ten—hour-n—dsy heels
"u" d a" '0' " out n so: ht paid for the two hours?”-
-.._._ .
overtime per day:
operators ...................
mmflzm 0:! rate. 3
into. mien. v‘ Ivan-i 310 per day.
- ' ”overuse of $5 per,
_— _'
to now work:
guanine
orklnen, drill press
in plane work. thereby ea
All desiring to set-
cure employment should call at the Ar-
mory or communicate with the hoard
or examiners. The following vacanrles
must be filled immediately. The rates
given below are for eight hours' work.
To these rates are added time and a.
half for two hours overtime per day.
5 Barrel Rillers ............ {3130'
2 ml Rollers . . .‘ ......... 3.00‘
5 B cksmlths .............. 3.50
12 Drop Forgers ............. 3.50. .
s Gaugemalr ............ .425
80 Laborers, general shop work 2.2h
‘f Machinisterst-class ...... 3.50
35 Hmmg'opmtoro‘.» ........ 2.3a“
17. meters .4 .......... “.. 2.75
«i Screwmnkers ............. 2.50“
25 Toollzrinders .............. 3.75
Toolllnhers. its and fixture
work ...... “NO
P 7 Filer! ..... v.‘ .............. 2.30"
m ' o(- 4 Skilled workman, hraxer 3.00
1. during ‘8 Skilled laborers, mach. opt-r. 2.50”
reducing 5 inspectors .............. ‘ .. 3.25
he con». 3 Pun‘cll Press Operator-rt .. 2536’
2.50"
‘Bnlpioyees of this grade at» rm-
ployed on piece work and after if»),
tore fnlnlllar will: the work, are able to
Eearn lunch higher want: than when on
some employees oval-sing as
"in these grades
ad,- is posslblt-
He} Ml WES- Peirce, W M is on opportunity for ambl-
sm” m' ”Wat .tiotnt teen. who are willing to accept
that unusual oppor~ work n: unskilled laborers. lorle'al-n a
mum" M‘ “g" h” ”mme" 9' trade and if they prove competent can
\thlsfirmory fld‘fl‘nllllibel' oi men can
be he siren immediate work. (load wage- Inch higher '3‘“.
are being paid and pet-Inn! employg .
to competent men.
thin;
local lawyers are pleased with the
reappointment by Governor Hoieotnn
Iwe’lHYfllgfiy’eM apply:
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