t
BUREAU or 91'er
DEFENSE commit.
Co—opfii’atit'f grain boyjfikm;wll
creditp, tarot labor m
‘mu‘sfitm renewalstw "
.t l. l”. _...
NO DEAL-FT EXCUSE
W ; m 0'”-
or new or;
syrups); rapid hart.”
m also :55 resorted to by}
the tear weeks is duo-ts is either
mtwmmrt.
Nov. 5, Minstrel-pi, w
"or-Jim» I-..“ Immune-saw
"9 cont! took the limo
viowofthe matter, and relusedre
ib “an! and MW some drafted men They Painted thin
m ”whim" , oewats in New Milford. which went faces with a tingtuggof ”9195; juice.'
"used 33.1 mm IPfieounty dry. h‘“ ‘59 “W 4W; 01 M‘ a W "'3
8 ”mm Wu“ 6". 3m, (0WD nailed to 3009’! I“ I'm .' . '14. W 0! Wm”; “939:3
us mg late Inst weights at the WM '0 the Superior ,ssIl Wm DEW "Wmum
headquartersofthe «rmmmvmmwmgu at; ‘3omle-erln-fi toxic
supply and conservation or ,the state "It I “m But in New Haven coun-
eonncil of defense, in Hartford, to W- “‘0 Cmiuiouers tossed license;
emu with the committee sad the tor the month in Millard and in our.
“flied States foodumfimnm the field county. licenses were issued in
agricultural program for the winter. 8mm though both towns voted
Ahlcesses likewise were easily pro‘
raked. Resorts. have been received.
of a number of cases whose diuresis
were found to be 7M upon-lured."
However simulated diseases of thej
in Oil limitation of. them at
buying grain cooperatively it, devel
opt-d that a call for this, type of work
is at present genera; oughout the
state The tool; ion is
phoning to cooper-etc with the coun-
ty agents in order to militste the
work.
Prof. Guy C, lsnlth explained a?
plan for farm credits based upon a
study and «cunts, statement at the
farm business. The plea was heart-
ily approved it] the county menu.
The committee agreed to print a sup
fly of farm account hoop which will
‘be available to farmers who wish to,
keep a record of their business. The
bookmwiil bedistribllted through the
(Joint! agents.
In discussing the form labor prob-
lem, several of the county agents told
of fathers who have need for a man
and wife who are willing to do farm
work such as caries tor a dairy. milk
in“: cows and other work which is not
too heavy for a woman. Such jobs on
a farm would pay cumiderubly more
in a man and his wife than the man
can earn in the cities it was said.
Those attending the douerenco
were: Richard \llhittam I59 1?."
Warner of blew Lundonoounty; A. W.
Innehestrr of Litchfield county: L.
1'. Harvey and A. 8. Cook, of New at
no county; M F'. (leer and John 1!!!
d hilddlesex county; John (lilot’d of
county; 15. A. Brown of Hart-
ford countv; P. i. ipVeiace of Flir-
field county. it B. Jones, Guy 6
Smith and I. G. Davis of Stem and
George M. model's, Robert Scovllle
and C. r Durant of the committee oi
food supply and conservation of tho
state'council of defense.
.flM—M—
lNTERPETING EXCiSE LAW.‘
Liquor Legislation Vsriousiy Construedl
Why the County Commissioners.
While Connecticut “dry :5" any that
era were the Wilmer», ,it Was;
found in many cases that before u- 3
. amination the registrants 22d pol‘acfd
Isnyonepi'h 0Wfl4pum r o}
tions or quills math their eyelids. 2
Glandular spellings and lumps were;
“dry." tie it is evident that Chspter
32: is the law in some counties, while
chapter a” prevnlln in others
£HAI§ THIEVEI m AUTOMOBILE
a or hailed this by isirctins
Waterbury Police Capture the ear,;03'm;°g$p MW you” a... Mr.
M "04 ”‘0 W" Immu- presented all of the entwan'mf'
“AWN. Nov 14. -—A thrill £0. . ”an..." gland I
in: me between automobile thievcs3 time than a rigor Illlwof than; all» .
ands of lie ulntetl diseases '9 Pl“ 5 ' .
‘0‘” ”foilofinzetgcnggtd 0:an These classification“ “M" N“ f""_"
. ‘0 rum“. page“; “it“ mlilllll lit
automobile on Bunk street in a pow- struotlons for the. grotlctinri of such
erful car the fugitiVes led the W11093kinuflalu’d(“SPR‘P
Iii-chine in charge at Sam. Thomas
Doddl. for more than it mile, and then ATTAIN “STING WORLDQG, PEACE
in attempting to take a corner at full: ST. lDlilS Mo” \'ov. ll. -()livel
liner-ll left the. road and plunged into Wilson of Peoria. lll.. Master of ”it
a ditch. Thrown into the softmud National Grange Patrons pi .llueban-
the occupants were uninjured and dry, in an address, before the annual
made good their escape before the no mowing.“ the National Grange in this.
lice ,urrtvell. ,During the chase the (-"y yesterday, declared that the pres.
police, used revolvers in no attempt to, em world war "represents, the most!
make the thieves hait- frightful prlee humanity has ever' psid
"' for an ideal." But only by paying
TRAIN CREW H‘LQ F0” "003- such a price. he said, “shell a real and
,luo ”AN gloating world's peace be attained and3
“violin. Nov lbw-The crew of, the opportunities of freedom and Iih3
M-
- HF.»
’the upstart-Numerous: under vhtgh erty be mranteed to every people"
Daniel AIM!“ received Utilities Man “it is our opinion." Mr. Wilson said
day oillit. 3' lb» "HIM “will?” here. “that the Nations] Grange could here'
is to he held)” Coroner Mix for ex- and now declare to the world its no ‘
lamination; 1i. 11 Pm!“ ,tlial. "‘9 9” qualified consecreallorl to the greet
linear oi the storm disregarded "‘9 world task now facing civilisation—«of /
”’1‘ ”It wt Al“ ”I“ came ”“0 driving forevvr from existence thr‘
the ”Q08 near the depot willie s New” steal“! Ivorld outlaw thu history has
York in}! '9! “WNW“ ‘94 “HM; ever recorded. an empire. that has pm
on Manse” it is claimeilIMWW tituted itself In thetworship of brute
even resorted to. Some of the um «, ’
. . braid.
.“l' cousin between the two in
and thrown beneath the Boston ex
press.
“limitation
of New York, who was injured at the
. same time as Atlasillk, is resting i'fll“
furtably at Griffin Hospital Derby in
though his injuries are worse than at
first thought
00NGREGATIONAL CHURCH CON-
FERENCE
the more MW 0’ “ .“wiiu‘ “w" ”’3 MIDDLETOWN, Nov 15 um. dol
1'1” “r “0‘ 0’ “‘“c” consequence. “animate: in attendance from all partso
“9 d” h‘ ‘0 m“ “' band “be" all the state, the Slat annual meeting of
.010 General (‘onfvronce of ('mlgreguJ
the wicons oi the countly will be clog
"1 y“ theyaroconsideralil) interesie attonai Churches of Conneltlcuf open
In the fact that according to the dc
chum of the county commissioners of
the dlflerent counties. what is the law
in one part of the state, is, apparently,
not the law in another part. The mat
tor in dispute Vii! whether the result of
the October license elections became.
operative Novcmlxr .r. necmdinz to
Chupter 322 of the data of lull. or on
Dec 3. as Section 263 provides, it, was
stated a few weeks ago that at a. lllr-et
in: of all the County Commissioners of
the state, held at Hartford.’ the con
ed ll two dava' session llerc yl-Ilterdnv
in tho North f‘htlrrh. The delegates
were Welcomed by Rev. Douglas Hor-
ton and the Roy note address "evan
uelism" was delivered by President
W. W. Douglas Mackenzie. of the
Hartford Theolouicai Seminary.
ll grand lodge of
women Free Masons, the foun era 0'
which claim that they have all the
secrets pliii-lt'fllit'd by the original lv‘ree
Masons. and that eventually the men
London now lllls
utrtweling solestnnu
force; that has hurled to line winds all
the ideal: of honor morality and do}
canny; that has stooped to acts of mur'3
derous lusts and that constitutes. untll3
destroyed. a humans: to every prince;
pal of civilization end even of Chris
tiantty itself" ’
. 85w vonlqs Llours our.
t
NEW YORK Vow. l5——’l'he putlal'
« clipzc of the millions of electric lights
running hundreds of mechanical ndver '
rising displays that has gained for
,liroadwey the eobriquet of "the gay?
White Why," will occur for the first
3mm» at dusk tonight. Until 7: 45 p m.
Ithe ordinary street lights will hive to:
author». After that time. however, we
itors and the usual crowd of theatre-o.
gracing New Yorkers. will be permitted
to bask in the brilliantly colored lights;
until ll o'clock. when war-time dark;
|ness will again prevail” 3
Vet only will Broadway thus lit-gin
doing its "bit, " but other sections of
the uptown theatrical and retail dis
tricl hale voluntarily decided to obey
the order of Dr Harry A. Garfield, fuel.
administrator, designed to save a largo3
.census of opinion was ihat Owl“; 3“, will be compelled to recognize them inmount of cool by curtailing needless‘
the latest to be approved rby .flovcrnor
Kolcolnb. would the till: one to prevail. ,
and according to that understanding of
Thc Hudson'l Bay Co. subscribed
$1,000,000 to Canada's victcsy loan.
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JACOBY’S
"Thanking-M319 gale
.OffeISLYou, wonderful Values in.
. Suits, Coats.
and: ' Dresses
’TCilill'Gi-‘ksmilflfiliilm "Him
-: IDCIsz--‘uo4\, M’s—w-t --
.4-
~«-.«es...—-..
insinethe Mnmm mwmand
. sum
1 , eauofs issrell'greaterthaninthe
By Wfllwdtbout “’3‘
; pentagon wmhacmq , . .“oi’know
.. as fish, .‘ minnow!“
3 , mm .Itfllmme.
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ILXDur Property is
‘ 5‘ Ware."
.illuminntion. i
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TEACHERS' INSTITUTE.
iiostcn Nov.15.—— \ banquet tonight
will open a loint convention of the Am 3
erican institute of instruction sndi
State ad New England Teachers' and
Superintendents“ Asociation. Educa- 3
‘ tionul difficulties in war time will he:
3consldcrcd at sessions tomOrrow andj
Saturday. Ml address on nationsli-3
notion of public [schools will be deliv-
lcred tomorrow by Philauder P. Clar-
lton, United States Commissioner of
Education. '
nons,,srrlpleoltr, wan ACTIVl-i
. 1158 '
HARTFORD, Conn. Nov. ' iii-Ail
the invitation oftlle State Council or:
of the Red Cross
of Commerce and the .chuirman of 3
town committees of the state council'
of defense ’viil meet Monday after-I
noon at z/o'clock to discuss methodsl
ot making less compllouted and more;
throughout the state. i
KEPT yswapuen m guns. 3
~lllnllirnllltlrron'r,ill»,Nov.1t'..-—-
Albert M dorwals. who died recently'3‘“
voults Relatives who turn that 13.3
had considerable money died won-
'dered where hot .3... it. when his w
one was found directing them to Ind a
crude marked on a plant in the cellarl
and to dig beneath it The. instruction!
ivory madam; WW
cred s has mutants: securities “W3
3st monumental-I. more.
diheirdiaeovsryetanuwoouleof
'erm
m mass no m
i'dalliohs in . green and
Defense the heads of the various unitsg 'e
throughout theff -‘ ’
state, the presidents of the Chambers?
eilleient mud-ct of all war seti'ities vi
here. had no faith in snfoty‘ deposit '
pars were examined by the executors ..
‘S
- Three Distinctive Gowns
Anew]; gag-go, olive brown urklihk’i color, is
mode with llllll‘ll softtlrapiugul l-atlll-r wide sash, large
,brown cm hated buttons, and ii vest of brilliant ("lli— ‘
. nose cmbmidcry, bearing upon it a gold embroidered
“500
A,,Bl,99k‘8_orfle,lluulc,wit.ll punt-ls, long hanging
panels stitched with many mws of narrow SOHtllf'llo
Panels and deep. collar have broad bands of
purpll- satin and afinitih of skunk fur. A very orig—
inal model. $57.50
. -, A Nun Blue Serge, very dark shade. with box-
platted over skirt. The back of the waist isquite
covered, with an intricate embroidery of fine gold
bird
. thread... limiter embroidery on the front of the waist:
$55-00
Second flour,
. ‘ /
find a wide white Georgette collar,
~ Dinner Sets
. If new ,llinuerwarois needed llo time more favor»
able forusellwtion «mid he found than this, month.
There are so, many patterns that anyone. they be
pleased. There is gully flowered china that looks so
fascinating in corner cupboards and cabinets. 'l‘llcrc
is the exquisitely bordered‘wllite and gold, and inm-
Ilreds of dainty slu'iggorl Ihina suitable for small and
model-rt homes.
English Porcelain Set
112 pm, pink and bin“ border, regular cumm-
border Wilt? {D’Mdfig cupboard chino, roses,
£23331]: go ( ' 9‘ gage scrim] and lattice work,
. "$0.00 , 3 25540-00 .7:
”Nitric?“ .,1?orcelaiu . Theodore Eaviland 1
Set, flowing blue line Set with pink and green
.border.wiih small nw- ,pmy,3fipp1eo coin gold
. handles, very line pasty
my Vt??? dainty:
' ' $43.00 .
': 093-00 *
Signs of Christmas
The Ribbon Sec~
tion flatmtsltself m-
to notice with neat.
ly arranged . boates
Of Christmas 'Tie
\ Ribbons.
. Not “.10 yd. pcs.
. No. i I do yd. pee. 25.63.
‘ No. {IA-ii) yd. .pcs. . . 35 cts.
._ - - Satin Melon, iliossortcd colors, con-
diminution oily sort 9)? fattcy=work, No. 5.
- 13 cls.
‘J.
;. 6 cts s yd.
gnomum', all leading 801013, 4' ‘/4
inches Wide, . 29 ch
ywfl is. Tapestries of rich combinations,
Plaid: and novelties for bags, camie
soles, slippers, cushiml, etc.
Main door.
WMMSQLMMJMM
Wit-tum.
Engun Set with wide;
pin from ,
.gfihsnge in Delivery, Saturdays
(‘omrllcnl-illg Saturday, the seventeenth,-
tlle regular six o'clock delivery will be dis-
continued. The l'egular'four li't"li~‘k Ilcliv-
l-lgy :will bellied? one hour later, leaving the
store at fiw. All goods purchased up to five
l'l’t‘lii'i'k on Saturdays will be delivered aliv-
_Ivllf-l'c, within the oily. limits Uil that «lay. .
V ' ' .
.l‘llls Is a lili‘ilrilll’it for l't‘illli'llli' m wartime.
k .
. Tho. Table Linens
As crgljvm has found out in buying linens, th;
Post is more for good pure linens than at any tim
within Ulll relllelnln'mII-c. 'l‘hc ’ead Linen Sectioni
lvell stlwkcd, because a provident buyer looked out f0
it at. thcbegimlillg of the year. i
Prices for Litton Table Cloths . $3.50 and u .
Linen Table Napkins, dozen $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 up
Towele in; pure linen, mixtures and pure cotton
'rhil'd filmy.
,Nemo Brassieres
, Suitable foretold and short waist figures
, This special lllodcl. ‘iwll adapted to stout women.
laces lllldt'l' the null and \ll'v ( lcverly adjusts itself as
it is put on. MmlI- of :I gm. 2d stout material and hooks
$1.00, $1.50
A Health Belt .'
This is really a supporter and is planned to give
rest and 1:91in in fatigued Women. All sizes,
$1.50,. $2.00,. $2.50
Corset Section. second noon
Plated Silver
The “Monroe" pattern, simple, dignified and dust
rablc. __ a . l
Teaspuons dozen $2.50
Tablespoolls 3 ' $4.90
Sonpspoolls ~ 3 $5.60
Dessert spoons “.553
3 Medium Forks $4.20
' Dessert Forks “.00
an»
Oyster—Forks $5.00
Medium Knives
Fruit Knives
Salad Forks (Individual) . $5.60.
Bouillon spoons , $4.75
Orange Spoons . $3.60
Butter Spreaders $5.60
Berry Spoons ”schism-3
Gravy Ladies $1.10
.lllltter Knives §5 cts.
Sugar Shells 00 old.
lain floor.
The Christmas Cards
None iioo early to make selections. The variety
in pictures is so great that even very personal cards
,may bechosen. . ' t
There are chilly wintry intuit-wipes with tottagrs snuggled, in tho
hills, pine trees with snow laden branches, village streets at Chrintma
tune .with the moon rising over the choral tower. and then, with a far ,
cry, a stretch of desert with camels and palm trees. A choice collections,
' and low priced. i
stationery Sectlon. 3
l
.,.,.3apor. Wrapping cord, etc, Dennisonfisction -
Third floors:
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