v 1“
Soldier’s Coin . '
"mm mourn,
, we to also
mu "Amount! sur-
‘ Li from ...... Bctozlio
nwnto ourrrrs mm
503 up
nation more,
title to 32.00
, swooozn sncxs . . $1.00 up
mm soatosmo
junior ”1.18.160 to $2.25
; DRINKING ours on: to $4.00
;. wars: moor moron
30m .......... '....,..75c
woouocxs . ...35cto75c
own-runs . . . 35.00 to 310.00
smvnwss SWEATERS.
. ”'50
i
must. 3mm,
moo to $5.00
All these in addition to our
regular line of holiday mer-
chandise. .
3}
~33?" it
JOSEPH DAVIS
05 Washington Eireet
WV“
-. :9
WEATHER FORECAST.
v...—
For .‘torwalk and vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Friday. There iii
..0 nolldefliicd utcrm Men this morn-
ing east of the Rocky Mountains. but
considerable clondy weather with nor.
ries of snow prevails in the lake re-
gion. A slight disturbance central
over Northern Florida ll causing un-
uettled, sliowery weather on theitouth
Atlantic ctmtt The temperatures are
low along the northern border from
Montana. to Maine. Zero tempt-rai-
1 ‘tnre; were reported from North Duo
; to. South [lakotm Mlnnouoto and lown'.
mung in; run AGO T0-
nu.
’i’eiiipertiture: lliuh.
:l‘l. Fair.
3!); low.
tuntsriusou‘ts .
team-111's renounce _
BIG Eit‘rvk'i' '10 his-
wnar. ALLIED moors
ALONG run NORTH-t
iERN ITALIAN FRONT g
(Continued From ran Ono)
o—-—- .
Larger fort-cu took part. in the'
second attack from the northeast;
against the ii'esterit“’wing of the?
front. After fierce fighting the!
county occupied Italian trenches;
on Monti! Tondureru' and Monte?
Bailout-echo and the
l
positions. Berlin reports’ the
fighting is i-ontiuuing with our-
com.
I In the John! llnmr’iii l’iillg‘t',‘
north of liugtlnd, Mempotumin,
British tilitl ltussinn troops have
‘laketi front the Turks nti import-
‘tint mountain paw. More than
tlllt) prisoneru and two units were
captured from the Turks.
British Illl‘l't'llilllllllt'll lost «luring:
zlill‘ punt week sixteen of more than
{1,600 tons and one of less llttttt
{that weight. in the previous \\‘t‘t"l(
.21 Vt‘shi'lii, including: l~l~l pf more
ithan 1,600 tons, \t't‘l't' sunk liy
illlillt‘hi or submarines.
litimsimi eniisstii'ies dealing;r \t‘lllt
tropt‘esctitativeu ot‘ the t'entritl
Powers t'or till urniistioe and peace.
;are finding the replies to their pro-
lposalu "t'l'it‘ill’t'," iltft'ul'tllli}: to ill]
otheittl statement insued iii Petro-
ggt‘utl. 'l'he llernitins declined to
:tllst‘llk‘s pence terms lttltl plan to
icxleittl the ill'llllh‘llt't‘ to till fronts.
‘ The lilisnlitlis ileinnniietl tlittt
«,the tlcrninnx ttgree not to take tiny
troops from the eastern theater to
other fronts illitl‘ to evacuate the
lislands iii the (lulf of llitrit. 'l‘heue
Wt'l'i' refus'ed by the (it'l‘lllltllh’, who
iproptmed tliumlie urini‘i-tice tifl'e'vt
only the ‘l'rontllietween the llultie
{hitilts‘ suluuittet‘lfitpj‘their milittiry
'.-xperh for extittiil‘lnlion. 'l‘ti't-nty
i'lL'lll «My.» new agreed ttpoti its
live. "1""!er tlitit lltttntniiu is. to
lllkt' port in lll‘llllslit’t" llt'tftilllt-
lions. innit-d ut'tieiully from Berlin.
are denied otlieittlly in London.
lllClililN, Dec. [3, Vlil lmtitloli. ‘
Eleven thousand ltnlinns linve heett
f'ltpllll't'll hy the Aiiutro-tlernittni
iit. their new oil'ensive on llll‘
:lllllllllliilll front of Northern ltnly,
{it “to; ofiieiully unnotui'eetl toiliiy
=hy the (Sermon Wnr ”thee.
3 ...-..c. -.N .. -...
iA‘RREern HERE
i FOR DRAFT FAILURE
l'pou the receipt of it telegram
{mm the Hllt'l'l“ of t'nscude County.
lieniana. uniting for. the ”rent of
George l'utilck litirvey. of 37 South
Main street. tlila clty. Detective, Ser-
jlcthlehem int-t lust eveniiiu and onto
h: ted officers.
«We are well supplied with watch-
on and high-grade jewelry that will
——.
please you. Brand's Jewelry Store.
Sl'ashington etreet, South Sontalit.
-—
This Evening the annual election oi
officers of William McKinley Camp,
So. 9. United Spanish War Volun-
teers will be held.
'1 Miss t)"l)ell‘s dancing class
meet tomorrow afternoon and even-'
in: at the. Town Assembly Hall, at-
...." having been closed last week on
account of the holidays.
{City * Newsj
Lady Jc irmgn Lodge. fiht-pliertli n.‘
:tltiy afternoon.
' Th: nrrt-st this il:~l’.t'tl for hecuuw
.of his failure to appear for Mnntinwl
. tion tor the draft.
iiiii'rey'u story. which he also told
to the Inc I Exemption llontd Illllt'liiltt
,yesterilap; {let-noon. wait that he had
‘lwen l.\lflL: with his father in New
‘Yot'li, :.i:ii that lie lvittl none to Hell
“on unzlc- iti Michigan, :ttnl while out
it'll-IV hid inkm ti ttip to. Montana
Where l::- “‘6.“ on June i-tlt. An he
was compelled to register on that do)"
‘it- llt'infi within the than one limit. it
registered in t':t:..-ude County. in that
state. lie lhltl' lame hut-l; to New.
{York and from there .‘llJlt-d tot
lBridgeport to find \‘Jtil'lt. llt- Moot-ml
willtofl in this city and found it (trunnion
Lert' He twill that lite lit-"l tit-en liF-t
mil times to the man in Montana.
twho had registered hhn. tiyinr to
dim] out What. his registration nuuilier
defender“
withdrew front the more udvancedl
and lilnek Soho, which the lino-l
lllt length of the temporary nruii~ '
[gt-ant ilutil arrested Httrvey yet-iter-l
about lWo Weeks and lll'tl tut'iit-n ‘
ittituittt tilt .
tilts, lllllli lllN
Victim of Auto Accident
Passes Away at Hospital——
May Charge With Matt-
slaughter Driver of Car
Now Held For Theft
llitlinEPOR'l‘, Dec. (ix-Alter lying
n a ward at the litidgeport hospital;
for om two days in an uiiconsciouut
itcnditlt‘m. Mien Hazel Wateituan. oil
,9o5 Noble avenue, died yesterday tit-l
'ternoon from injuries that' she rc-
et'ived when at big touring car that
ILad been stolen l‘Ul'l Frank Jacoliy.
,of this city last Saturday night struck
iii telegraph pole and turned turtlé
inert-rely injuring: Miss Waterman.
"Jutst this side of Weittport. As the re.
:nult at Miss Watci'ltian'it death the-
.driver of the death ear. David Laytom
lot Stillman street. will orohtibly be' .
,eharged Willi manslaughter since i ',
lhas admitted that he watt driving at]
tmore than 50 miles an hour r'fieg‘
,ll'lto act-Jdent occurred, "
l A feature of the accident that \rus‘
‘bl‘ttllglli. to light. lnitt evening we.»
,lllf’ fact that Misti Wt’iterman was in-
tjured on the day following her birth"
tday. Mimi Waternmn watt born on
|Noveniber no. 1898. the. daughter of.
H’rank H. and Rose Waterman and tit .
{the time the accident iotik plat-e ultt-f
tWIlB l't yearn and one «toy or age. ‘
Conscious But Moment. ,
; Mini Waterman died at the lit'ldge- .
.pOl'l hospital yesterday afternoon zil>
iter retraining consciousness for a few
.niinuteu to tell her story of the uni,
idem to (‘oi‘oncr .l. l'heltin. Art-ord-
in: to tlit police Mimi Waterman twin
titling in u large, touring car with
three other rompunlonti late last Shiv
urday night when the his machine
tore ui'ound'ii cut-to in the “'tt-tlltort
road tind crushed into it. telegraph:
rpole, bounding clciir across the rout!
:into another pole. where 'lie etir re.
‘, nittined n merit of junk. ‘
' Men Convicted of (theft.
llfll’ltl Layton and Edward ('ownn.
for Stillmtui etteet, were both convict-
;ed in tity cotnt .lnut Monday of Meat
7 int.' the touring err that they wrecked
‘hy their careless driving and both
inien Were givon jnil sentences by
‘Judgt- Bartlett. It in pt'nlittble now
.howth-r that/Layton will he held on1
;thc technical clititge of tuttnsl'ntntliter.
Mum Waterman sustained it frac-V
stored pelvis hone, it fractured ilett1
thigh. internal injtnieit and numerous
body hruhtcti when the big car turn-'
ed turtle. None of the other ‘orcut
name of the umehltte was injured hit
the least.
Gawan Disappears.
At this time the police tire till gent.
.ly uearchint: for Edward ('owttii. ot’
:Stillmnn street. who received in six.
'tnonth jail itctttcnre with David Lay”
ton. in city court Monday. It seems
.that Layton lit rcposing jti‘l waitinn.
ltor the case to develop Villlit' t'mrun
took advantage of :t chance to turn
lrlll 8100 hall lilltl wait H‘lt‘lltil'tl for the '
lprrreni time. lie has tlitznppetiml
VunA the detective-ti ill lit'flillllih‘ll‘li'l‘
are returning in min lo:- the lllir‘nllll'
,nittn.
' (‘owan is wanted ut thin I llll' .o nit
,pear m wltm-im lit-fore t‘oroner .ltlll"
:J. Phelnn. who hint ‘tllll'lt‘d an intesti-
nation to llflt't‘l‘llllll thr litetii ot'tnt-
accident. in the event or nizimilttuun
fter proreeditig» hem-g untried amino-t
'l.:iyton, Coroner l'lielitn visited Ali-m
iWnteimtin lit the hospital yestertlm
land obtained It“ ante-morteiu dutilt
'iitotetnent ill the hull t'ew minute,-
tjzntl hl‘llll't‘ tilie died.
‘ Medical Examiner ltr. Huimnl .V
tltirlirlt visited the lintli’l‘lilkillL'. menu.
:ol' Walker and llflnkf‘. Plinth-id out
little and viewed the lmdt l.‘t~ll ('\I'|I
inn. ”He pronounced (lt'fllll duo in n
ihllock lolltiwinz the itt't'ltlt'lil lost Sll‘
‘ tirdtiy.
,
*uAurAx, N. s. ON FIRE
tCnntlnucd Prom Page One)
. ——
: om or the building“
that suffered
i-.a~--u;
“‘HOWLAND'S , flowiXiito'; M“ ‘
‘ .
’
Be saving but not miserly. Be economicfill
and make every dollar do its duty. Waste?
nothing. But don’t let your heart grow coldi ‘
and don’t forget that Christmas is the biggest-
day in all the/year for the children. "
‘ “111 in “em
go awn-$11.75!"
The Howland economy plitll has got right under the skirt
of the ineii’sclothing chief.
He lnclicvcs iii it; fully, enthusiastically, actively.
Here is-thc proof in what he says!
“Here in the men's clothing section we have one litm-
Each $5001”
fur-coat value
is now-"$40 .
Sleek and soft and beautiful and warm fur coats slip
.; '"':lL'. . . .-
hit‘ll”) “ll" “‘3 Howlind economy probtun n drcd good till-wool overcoztts made With collars of the some
Here is the definite and pleasant news of them. cloth as the coat, made in :1 style for men or for younqmcn,
"- . ,, j . . . . . --:t style and model that is never out of fashion.
‘ till now :i limited numherot tur coats mil in With). , , , , _
H‘ - ' . I ‘ We never intended to sell these tn’t’l’t‘tvills tor less thzu .
$15 and $16.50. ’
“You sziyz—‘Bc patriotic; Help the people cCoiiotnizr.'
“80 HI Le} ’cin go at l 1 75
Such IS the story. 0 ‘
Conn: and see for yourself how great an cmuomy t’nt
orcrcozits are.
it wil pziy you.
.
Every $40 you put itito
one of these cotits wil ltuy 35o
of value.
A splcntlid gillllil'lllg'lt
Coats in graceful models.
Coats of one fur or of combi-
nzition of two; with collar and ‘
.rich cuffs in contrast to rc-
maindcr.
Mo!" lltmr,‘ rear
lVlaltc come (111556!
for home and school
Here are ginghams that by their beauty and special pit:
invite one to “get husyf’ with sewing-machine!
Coats of soft and supple
skins, full of the life that in-
sures long llllil satisfactory
service. ' ‘ ‘ . ,
, What cheerful :le satisfactory dresses they will llllliLO
Carefully made, richly for school.
lined, rare protection against
. . .f~ , What durable and :tttr.tctivc house dresses may it:
cold, tlioiouglily inc.
quickly made front them!
a
$60
Finn-woveitcvenandexcellent gingham. plaids and
NW” ”NW“ “"5 ”“33 :tripcs ot tasteful and excellent Colors, every yard at Stivnu
Nezirscal, was $75—
..'. . - 188
Natural czit lynx, hit) .503 3 727 “"4" "gal" .15.; yd, 32 inch, “8“!” 19¢ yd
, , 375 Natural linuhrut. was $265 1214c 15c
Natural raccoon. washfi— $212 I' ‘ mt" mu... ...",
$68
I .. Nutt‘1i, v.3»: sliti— $200
Leopard. was Sl/J— $140 ‘ ~
(Izimcul, \ us .5 l 25.— $140
Nitllll'lll raccoon. was $175
lluilwn >c;tl. was >3m— Flannclcttc is , _
. warm and «marble
rats \ltlti—
. $140 .- . , , ,
_ ”ml-“‘1‘ , Littlc girls must he kcptuurntly clad, ltoth dziy and y:
l’crsiztii l.:unlt, was Six)—- 3240 3 night. through the winter. - -, . - ’-
140 ,. ‘. . . . ~
, S , “up“, 5331' “-35 5333.. llicrcs no titllt‘l; cqnztl [li't'Vt'lllch‘ ot illness, no tilltt‘l’
Nillllftll muskrtit, was $200 $260 cquul comtort. . ‘ .
$160 I " q, l .\tid flniiticlcttc czii'iitcuts offer light and comforting
. ‘ ~,., . ~ ' ‘ ~ i...
”lltlSllil seal was 3200— ””‘i “‘1 -‘~" ' “ J“ P "j warmth. ,
0 $160 . 860 Scc thc dit'i'crcin SHE’lS—illlil pick pi'otiiptly!‘
Second "It'll ‘
. - ' ‘was. and also what hin draft llltlilht‘l“ «MN-.1,- was (it't‘lllllt‘tl hy the Wente'rn
Prank .l. Rooney, of West Continuing but had received no ttnmurit.»rntnn Tr-lt-tzrnph "mummy. and wit-i
ratreet, has enlisted m the Quarter- “ht-n he arrived in llllri city he sent”... ...,mimm m the ('.t|lll‘ lines to the
‘ - I'Ptziuteretl letter to this man 'Ifilvl ' ' .x G- ..., .. . H...
e s' ..or and in now rtationett ‘ . L-mtu . .m .. ()tt m...t .\.~ 1‘
'mut r (' 95v , , ling him to klndly send gum ”1.. ml , "...“, ,,, .,.. ._ t w» killt-tl
rot Port flex-um i'or preliminarv train-L , itwo o i . . ... t. t. . u . ,
' ‘ . ‘torination. and nddreoa ll to 1:7 Snu'hnmd m,” h . ,. :3; “pm. “upmyw ,“ ‘,
0‘32. iMain tyll'PPl, this city. ”w“. H...
.__...__. . The result of this letter wait the re-i 1. I.- ”HM-inn. tlu- m llo‘lvt'Jliill at Hull-
." A permit has been given to Lee ll.i""ll’l ll)" ”1" 10m! pollen of the told-flax tutu preterit details oi the disaster
Wripp for the comatmction of a cellar”gram requesting hi“ arrest {or’lflulllT’boconflng known in-inetllutely 'whon
' ~ ., h' ,. to appear l" g" ‘0 camp with lhfl'wlre coinintinlt-ntlon h- restored
finder l!" lunch 03" 0“ “"9 "‘“‘"‘;drat‘t quota front the place that he Meantime t'ivantjp 9mm, “r.- helm:
“"9“ “"251"me intrude by the telegraph conipnnlm
; ”MW" said it‘l‘li‘fdfll’ UN" ”im'i‘ihere to reitore their lines to some
7 Maid E, Shepard, of Wilton arc- '19 ieglttiert-d and the draft number point in the vicinity of fiaflfax' and
fine. and Donald complicit, of East a?!" “:9" Wilt“: lit; has ”it: lhr’P‘withln easy reach by courier. h "-1
_ . to! 0 en st n e army. ut tint, Attt-in ta to communicate wit a-
venue, enlisted in "'9 field a"WW-"When time he has been tinned down mm by t‘i’vli-nhim. mm] as none or the
”Ti” 0' the “3““ States 1“va ’efl'ion account of his physical condition. u-lrme which Wt'm down during tr
iletdny. The young men expert to The draft ouicialu here will Kli‘c him storm Sunday llfltl been restored. Et-
Slioe“ economy I
for young « iollcs 7.
Here the shoes liuilt essentially for service. '
Sort of shoes that motherlikcs to see her girls wearing
-.-heaiuse she khows they will last.
' Fizinnelcttc >kii‘ts niudc :tll in one with p'2iisi. stripes,
“ “‘7
L
sizes 2 l and (i—i‘lc.
Night gowns with drawstring :tround hem and in '
.xlccx'cs, little kimono styles with colored l‘illifmllltlc cdrc,
sizes l2 and 3—752. ,
Striped nightgowus with frogs and pocket. sizes l 6
and S—tiic. . '
White nightdmwcrs with feet, sizes l to 6—836;
\Vhitc nightdrziwers without l'cct. sizes 8 to l-l—til :tnd
$1.25.
Nightgmvhs for girls of 6 in ii, white or ‘stripcd, low,
or high neck—7% to 31.25. . '
MW Sorwalk in a (9' days. ton examination in Xorit'alk this after- torts to raise shine point on the penin-
. {noon at 4:30. and will report the ir-
gsult of the examination. together/with-
l
l 1 man whose name could not
isttln were continued.
The. radio is the most likely instru-
':lht- story that lie hit-4 told them toltnent of coninitmirntion and the t-ir-_
W came up til/03109" nil-"Width!- Montana otllrials. Harvey uppearnirult was helm: worked to the llmle
loll eveniu and find him that
la. one a tall man and the other oi mm 1! err-tight, lot-ward simy, whk-hl
meulhcldhinnpinthecut'
Delov the local depot last evening and
I m laid at IOVQIKIJNO cents.
lL'l't-lttl)‘ impressed the local hoard.
CUT THIS OU‘F-l‘l 1: NORTH
, MONEY
Don't mills this. Cut out this slip,
enclose. with So and null it to Foley
& (30.. 2385 Shellield avenue. Chicago,
ill, writing your mute ml addreu
cloudy. You will receive in return a
trial package containing Foley's Hon-
ey and 'i'or Compound for coughs,
colds/Ind Group; Foley Kidney Pill!
m to. is non and luck. mum
non. hookah, kidney and. bladder
oil-tutu and m (“M 'i'ob-
-.....
"'0; to he. it fine sort at it yoitnz than antithht foreonno.
The hint word received by wire
:from Halifax-p regarding the explosion
train the militia had taken charge of
‘the Canadian Pacific elem-ooh ('om»,
,pany and had ordered all the tele-
rrrnnh pocrntoni out of the building. 7
Only two operators in the othce 98-:
coped injury. Score: of persons on
'the dock were killed. he fire started;
in the nonhem endoi the city. which?
bore the brunt of. the damage g
NEW YORK. Roe. 6.-Halitax has ‘
been out o! trom all communicatiodf
with the rest of the world, either byl
wire or, able. according to ofliolo oh
the Western Union Com company in'
thin city." All hind line- are down and
the plant 0! the United We. Direct
Coil- Commy otnolliu lino been no
Conduit by the explosion that it can
not in our-ted. , , . .
Bil-ton. Doe. I.-—A
lam"
Not they are are not good-looking, hardly!
_ They do look good. But they are ltitiltgvitlihervice
first in mind and the little nicetics of shocmaking tire omit-
ted. -
Staunch, serviceable, comfortable, good lookingli
And now they are at hand at. special price! , '
High cut laced shoes of calfskin,—-‘d,,~' “ .
’ sizes 81/2 to it, regular 53—“ $2.35
sizes ii’/2 to ° regular $3.50—'- $2.85
' Patient leather shoes with cloth top, high cut, button:
" sizes 8% to it, regular $2.50— . $1.05
sizes ii We 2, regular!“—
~ Goodolotttlacedshoes otblack calfskin:—- '
. w filitotinegulatrflis- $1.36
,. , fli’utt to 2, regular $2 and $2.50— .
' w" ‘4 "v stag-may
Flapnelettc petticoats on band, while or pretty stripes,‘
plain hemirtd or with ’scalloped edge, Sizes 4 to H,-—-3‘)c to
650. " '
second floor.
A table demonic ‘ ' 7" h
at = 39" cents!
Yes, a goodweight table damask 64 inches wide—and.
but 39 cents a yard.~ .
Linen ?, Goodness, No.
and of fine weave, and of pretty design. ‘
Yes, it will give good service and it will launder yell;
We’ve lately been sellingitat45cenisa’yttd- . . - ..
can evenkg‘t’tuestt what price" sOon “ligature-Milli: '
quaniit l'.“""'- “"
f?" y _' '” In“
But of merccrised 'c'otton,_.
I
i o'
aka.
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