V
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nation’s“
servo r ‘”
WIN-e in discount rates Ms! shot
see-bane “a.
twelve ”arm at am“
On omen .1!ansz
neither hanks' 991W“
mam are four per a. for all
looks any at low York..wbcre it
unsure-1L mutt tosix-
-ty days m the new re use four
35(1wa Per cent. for Ill banks
new: New York, which is four per
cent. and Chicago and lllnmnlls.
which are live per cent. Formerly
rates on th'! caper rwed Mtweeni
[our and tour and one-half per cent.
For agricultural and livestock pap-
er over ninety days the new rstes
are five per cent. adopt tor lich-
wtond. which is four and onehalt. and
(‘hicaxo St Louis Minneapolis and
San Francisco whith are live and
- onehalt per cent
Little change has been made in fil-
teen day paper secured by certificates
0! Indebtedness or Liberty Bonde.
“I“
rates remaining at three and must!
per cent. for all banks except New
York, where'it is three per cent-For
than to will dny paper at the
same (313:. ‘13 new rate Is tour per
cent except «or New York. which Is
three and dull per cent.
Trade acceptances one to
days. now bear‘lour per cent. except
at New York. Chicago.
San Francisco, which are three and
vnne‘hall' per cent. The former xen-
ernl rate was three and one-halt per
to ninety day ac-
cent. For sixty
ceptnnccs. the new rate in tour per
cent. tor New York, which is 3 1-2
per cent. ’
KINGSLEY“ FOIDHAH CAPTAIN
ls Chosen Leader of Maroon Baseball
Joseph T. Kin‘sley of New York.
was vesterday elected manager of the
Fordhant Unirersitv hasebsll team tor
next season. He Is a senior and we
needs John lordnn. who is now in
Corps 3
About ten games already have been
scheduled.
Sentinel Want Ads are Winners.
Moron ‘11... S.—¢'o no
the;ers and has announced it will sub.
”military service. One tirin requests
sixty 1
Dallas and
France with the Fordharn Ambulsm
listed 11nd at least ten more will be
VIMMOVE
IIIEIAOSEOI
'sued yesterday. the commision din-ct V
tee-tinned w m Pm).
About 1“ sisters ind wen will be
in line, mines the Resistant Band
It will be a diluent looting crowd
tbsn that which lasted in here on,
vsrlons days last September and 0c-
tober. They certainly acted and per-
!onsod like real soldiers on the tent
melons l have seen them.
They have read in the peters. and
have heard in letters at the W
title waiting them. and are very anxi-
ous to so.
Thousands of chaudeurs and me—
chnnlclsns are needed to support the
the exemption of 13.323. W airmen behind the bus in
In the last two months 123 New France not so much to drive cars!
York llrtns have asked for more help’ but to do Ill the important MGM!“
The aeroplane industries Eeal work in connection with airplane
cover 51 per cent. of all the labor engines tor which their training and
asked by these firms. Inasunch as especially It then: Chair
the aeroplane industry probably will leun- wishinz to loin the A; Servicei
become even of more Imitation-:1 at should send their new. address.,
ter the war It is Ielt that New York present place of employment and
State is now well on the way tout length oi service. and any qtmloli
sense permanent leadership In tin. qualifications they may have to the
Ield. Volunteer Bureau. 110 I) street N. E.
Nearly twothlrds ot the Ibrkent Washington. D. (‘., in order to secure
requested in the State are for skilled Ibo u‘rovfl 931W"- Dflall! 0’ pro
male labor: onenrtn is tor 111111111th «edure In Main: the service will be
male labor and one- -eightl1 is tor no forwarded at once. The men accept
men. ed will be Iorrnod into squadrons and.
sent abroad as soon as possible Men
V ~in the drnlt ages can enlist in the
'NOT‘WVCH New‘pflm’“ Air Service specifically” only until
3 ttt vouuu svnstvs 3D“, 1,
WWW”!
rota;w§3nthernensowflthslor
a dud wue. The depart-tilt ls not
prepared to estimate losses or was
is trues by labor under the Iclyr
gen-intone. A Inn in El-lra bus
substituted 400 women for men work
stittste 1,100 more.
The war order Inns are employing
160.!“ persons. 0! which 2333. or it
per cent. are considered definitely
necessary to the war infinity: In
other words, should be exempted Iron
RLAL EtTATE TRANbFERb. 1
3 The tollow'tnl warrantec deeds are,
mm' on tile at the town clerk's nice in lit.”
NORWICH, Dec. fi.»~TI1e “Norwich cityhnll: Justin T. Wilson and wile to
Bulletin" wait the vie-tint of the coal Anna M. (logswell, one acre and build-j
shortage here yesterday when the. ins: on Gruuuuan avenuey Mary ll.‘
composing room could get no gas be Miller to Jessie M. James of New,
cause the gas plant had no coal. The York, six acres and buildings on High.
compositors, therefore, were sent to land avenue; Timothy A. Sullivan to;
the plant or the "New London Day" Cornelius A. Buckley, lot on Ced'u"?
in New London, and the gnlleysof street: Daniel L'Honunedieu to Sam?
type were brought here in relay! uel Roodner. lot and buildings on Eastl'
mOthcrwise the local morning paper Washington street; Edwin Everett»
would have been forced to suspend Bntith to George 1‘. Hill, .lr.. or New
publication, temporarily. at iea'tt. The York, 10 acres and buildings on East
gas is essential on the linotype unfavenue; Albertine 8. C'svausugh toV
chines. The no is made at the tnut‘barlcs Ii. Runes. lot and store at 223
nicipsl plant. which has no gas coal. Main street; Charles B. Runes to Hi 3
and but eighty tons of steam coal. AnVchael Ratchtord of New York. lot and:
appeal has been made to State Fuel'store at 22 Main street; Anna C. Root
Administrator Thomas W. Russell. Vto Edna LI Mills. lot and but! dings on
-——~- I(libuon Terrace William IJ‘nII'Z' to .-\l ’
VOHDERED TO INCREASE TROLLEY3 l-t rt E Francis lot and buildings on
SERVICE Osborne avenue. ;
HARTFORD. [1.43, p.41”. 90mm“; 3 n executors deed has been 'tlt'l by
.11 members oI the Morris (love cm; the executors of the 021W" 0! (‘arl'
society and 166 others Ior relief Iromlsmmm '0 "PM! J. 8311th M Sarn-
thp inadm‘mcy 0f ”'01le “in” km. lord. for lot and buildings on It ll'. WV
been tatorably .iNttl on hv the Public avenue and also lot and buildup. on
I'tilitjes Commission In an order is South "1”“ “”339”
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_....._
Lack 0! Coal Makes Gas Shot-tape and
Compositors Go to New
t
t
the company to add three curs lflull’lfll
New Haven In the eveningV rush hoursV
Irotn live to seven o'clock on the lint '
to Crnnnlss Corner. Norris Covo nun
Lighthou‘xe Point, this smnce to be
continued until the commencement 11'
lllt' regular summer servim- In 1.9”.
The menu-e is to begin at once.
hummus
A Constitutional Remedy
That “1on
Lagrange, ll. cp“Fof ya“ I
BAKERS IN NEW HAVEN.
3w” rushed to the hospital, where he
NEW BRITAIN HAN SUICIPES.
NEW BRITAIN Dec 5.—-ut-nryi
Zwitslinger committed s'uitide Inte'
Monday night by poison on West Maint
street. lie. was Ionnd lying In the?
street by two men who believed him
to be under the Influence of liquor Ills
condition was later discovered and be,
dithered with a chronic cough, so I
could not sleep nights and continued
to lose Hull. Hy druggist asked Ins
Vinol. cured my cough!
and have gained
«chronic
cousin.“ Colds and bronchitis. Not a
' Patent medicine. Formula on «very
Your money back if it fails.
Frank Baxter drugslll. South Nos
‘2; walk—Adv.
HHOOGRAPH
Or Talking Machine
Which
Will You Have in Your
Home Christmas?
“Wham
- Side 11y side in our Dcmon‘stm‘ting Room then de-
cide which it will be.
die ithortl all runs
.V'nw HAVEN,Dcc.6. linkers gum “ t c rd.
all mm of Connecticut camc- hell: to. .
day to talk over future plans oannlt-l MNDITS Roz—EHICAGO IANK V
ing bread, using sugar and conserving, CHICAGO. Dec. 5.-Flve bandits!
bakery supplies in gen-u'al. and to see robbed the Stocktnen’s Trust and SN-1
s-‘Veraldemomttratinns in their nitrite 3 thus Bank In the Stock Yords' dis-V
ular products. Vtrict of 310000 or more today, and;
drove away in an automobile. V
The president of the bank and seV-i
A conuiderable number of Mussel
man women are now employed In the on employee were herded Into a buck‘
government. ofllces tn3Constsntinople.'
3 room while the robbers rifled the sale.
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NM‘ RD (Continued tron: Page One)
.oI tho number pistes that con
‘ in; the names with s In extinguish-i
Special Sale of Metal Beds
'Altbouglt the price of steel has advanced 111 a re—
markable degree 111 tht- last year, we buy c been favor-
ed In our purchase of Metal Beds because of early or-
ders. lost of the patterns now on sale were bought
nearly a year ago. It has taken mute time for the
manufacture and the trawlpni'ttttiott. There are
models here suitable for every room and within reach
of any purse.
White Plus-tried Metal Belt: with mutant.- t'jV'V-V
our: posts and 1-11 xtetinimt loot ends, nlll‘ti .5 me
x ti Icet 111111’ + x 6 feet. Regular pt- it or $8.. '10 5575
While Enameled Iedst willt tatttliutmutt 5,33,,
pmts. plain and pimple but of gun «In! and 113.3“.
well 1m t-Iioned lines. sizes 3 x ti feel
and ilx (Spa-cl. Regular price Ilium 3775
White I'Zunuwk‘d Beds Lolonlnl sIVIc with
straight two inch posts and Colonial lips.
These beds ulttui dressed with Valance»
and Ilolouittl quilts. ruffled piIIoVVi-s rind
bolster cases are certainly tl tempting _
sight to am weary body. lll silt-s 3 Itwt,
Stilt:
Price
$11.50
3 .\ (i feel. i fer-I and l x it, feel. llegtilut'
ptttt- Min“! 3
Leather Goods Section
Suggestions for Ian's Gifts
It is often difl'icultim find something tom man's
gift, but new or VV as there a man who did not appreciate
an article. of fine leather. "l‘hesc listed here are all
uttt- 'flll things and the variety includes many qualities
and many prices.
Tourisle' cadet. $3.00 to 880.”
Military Brushes. leather 0118M, $1.25 to 8 9.00
Isnicuro Sets, Icatbercattctt, $1.00 to 8101!)
-Wsllets, $1.00 to $ 7.50
Billl'oldsandcardOaul, fidctlto$5.00
collar Ossss, $1.25 to 3 5m
:Bhirt cuss, ~ $3.00 and 3 4.00
Portfolios, 75 cts to $4.00
Necktie Holders. $3,110 to s 5.00
Baum. $1.25, to 8 3.50
Medicine Gaul» _ _ $1.00 to 8 8.00
Brush and Comb, leather case, 3 3 2.50
Cigar Gaul, $11M to S 5. 00
Snitnanem. some» 01.00
A] Main floor.
Bed Spreads V '
Light weight colored Spreads with bolster covert!
to match, scalloped I dues. Large sizes, 3 39.“)
Three- -quurtcr Elites, $7. 00
nominated Embroidered Pillow Cases in boxes
done up Mutable for gifts. tine grade materials, at
$1. 00, $1.25 31111313) apalr
Main floor.
A
Uift Hosiery
For Women. Black or White Silk Lislosi very
nice quality, four pairs in a box, wrapped in white
paper, tied m'th red ribbon, with a bit of holly ora.
~ card,
$2.00
Ready for presentation.
syn floor.
(Continued “on First Page). successfully worked on seven! Ford
towners in Norwallt recently. sndi
which wss exposed In The sentinel.
in the or the ditch and all
identifies ion markers had been tsk3
entronatbeoarwttlltneeac
“m” work all right. it is declared. but
bonnie of the alleged attempt to cop’-
out the real tools and the charge
05. it is said to be a violation at
be reached on account of the flames.
Moor-ding to the report of the
dc department state policemen who
were rid' 111: a short distance behind
the car were unable to lint! the driur
and witnesses told them that he had
boon‘talten nwsy in a truck.
Broken steering rods caused the
sccidcnt,ltwsssnld.npusing1no-
tori-t succeeded In portly 3!th
on loudly
hm hm Innis] W. J. Noyes
autumn. A. Washburn. no"
isbshlhddfertboposulolclsu
HARTFORD. Dec 1-11: the duped”
mu" mmmyoum...
' which glflsndwssscnttoislitoronetoo
hosed-smut users.
Tho/win in this case will do the..
Parry. who works In
mu M nonunion MIL. l
or crinlnnl Court Polar Valle of An- ,
r
6.
Mrlul Beds in Ivory
llPtltl lllltl l'ttul.
rtttitlel in metal.
i'ittirili. carved panels
This is a very artistic
Regular price $17.00.
Bungalow Beds
These are substantial low post Beds which can be
used any where and if appropriately covered for tha'
day time have the appearance of a couch; The beds:
are finished in ivory with old blue lines, regular prlwl.‘
$12.50.
Sale pt'it'0$9_75
a
V
FUUNh flum‘v
Two Dainty Wash Materials
Floral Plilse Crepe, dainty designs in small flower
sprigs, pitdt, We and lavender, 30 inches wide,
.. .. 35 cts a yard
It'llll Dimitios in floral patterns pink, blue vul-
low atltllfi‘t'nendc' 28 lllt bt-s wide,
1. . ' 3 29 cts a yard
Either of these arc desirable for nogligcti, bl‘t‘ttlt'o:
fast sat-quite, faint-y apt-oust and other uses wberc'
dainty materials are rlcntuttdctl.
Wash Goods, rustln floor.
The Calendars
Often a Calendar lit given as a 11th resort. When
one arrives at the end of the "thought li11e"3-oh well
——a calendar, and as a result most. of us t'cceit'w .'
slit iwer of them.
But a calendar chosen with thought
That’s difleront
TheVolland Calendars unite bV thci aimistim-ola ‘
oting, and they are Worth the piice 365 days in tho
year When the \‘eut' is up it is saved for I‘tllt'l'elb'e
bct ausc you just cant throw it aan'.St111u of tht1111l
"l't'out Me In \"’4111 inst Iri'rutlly thoughts.
"A \t’al‘ 0 Chem" Illtptissllth l0 lit: lllllt' or tloutbt
hearted with this. . I
The. Dinner Calendar with menus for good ll't'tttgt- In
em. ' I '
Tltt: Luncheon Cult titlar. Itttit- limit is such ll llill'tl 111- it
to think for- Hero :1 u Ium litttll I'm- every tiny and '1’ 11in
Sunday night suppers. _
Daily Thought fut lluilV Thinkers, this '15 the t-rutttuietsi
one of the lot.
Order won, 50 cls. ouch.
I Statlonery Set-lion, main floor.
PITY THE POOR RICH { The. committee on woman's activi-
ties of the Connecticut State Cannot!
"Alt 1 take my case in slippers, 1
rich." .
“timing, the . all women' 3 clubs and other ornament-
"Jnst suppose you were in society tions 0! women in thIpV state a porn--
and had to dress up and go somewhere phlet urging cooperation In curtail.
every night" ing the delivery or gonds by utorc.u
Beautiful Bust and Shoulders
are with l! on will wear n sclensilcsllv constructed
. sums-arm of It or.
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fills.
the mus-lost titles 5
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