zffligh tide 3:19 m in.; 315:1“.
ism rises 7:03; sets 5:11.
leather or thasAaaoaintsdolraas. .
The Associated Press is exclusively
entitled to the use ior publicstion of
.. all news dispatches credited in it or
not otheer in this paper and also
,newsmublished herein.
All
. is at republication oi spe-
'dll despatches herein are also re
WARNER WEATHER DUE
Weather sharps .say that tempera-
tures really vurylittle from year ,to
son. We speak of .“hard” or “easy"
f'wlnlters, of "hot" or "cool" summers;
I and yet winters, taking them through
,M4'ihrwgh. are pretty much alike.
1' and'ii are summers. '
I That is to say. the aggregate amount
ill-heat or cold for the entire season
visalways' pretty handy the same. if
:a winter is characterized by a period
of abnormal cold, there's likely to be
a warm-spell to even things up. We
notice only the'abnormslltiem We are
{so impressed by a biiazard or two, or
n cold snap unusually prolonged, that
,we fancy the whole season has been
. like that. "
‘li this reasoning. is correct .it holds
not line prospects for the remainder
of the winter. _0rdinarily_ Fellini?!
" tbe'hmost severe oi the winter
nths. .But most sections oi the
lied States have had an almost con-
viatinuoue run at February weather
’ ugh Decemberand January. in the
“no! things. then, February may
peeled to be unusually mild. And
1
t the surplus of cold. we have had.
'.'Sli"them‘s hope for a nation tribal.
’ = home more than its normal share
' hardship and discouragement,:thi,s
inter. Warm weather snag-.be ri'aally
orse ior us as regards healthy-so the
actors say. anyhow. But, it will ess-
ahlc our railroads to clear up ‘ their
includes. get freight movingrbring
cost to homes and .iactories . and set all
he wheels of industry and business
whirling again. And that will have
wholesome. psychologionl. elect:
{AGRICULTURAL mow .sctioots
the winter Wisconsin high schools
. be- turned into , ultnral
hools. Ten thousand Wen
“git school boys who have, DCYé;Mfl
a. will b. taught the rudiments
* hurting and gardening and will b9
. out in spin to-hoip fight the
Mormon... loud [in their
0.
odd this..the assistant estate su-
. "tosdent oi education of Wiscon-
‘Wthouwhoio Wile school.
" F ”schema totbenoede
tile state and at the country. in the
elm-MM,» h. s literal"
the regular high school work.
students were not robbed oi op-
‘ " to complete their normal
training: But along yritli’
.. . course MW
, Active “firmed“!
, ill. out. [mod I Dig M
its; mambo":
Ifoctly naturalpthing. to join the ex-
gym and irom season to_aimilar seat!
sy March. it will take ,set'ernl ,,
""‘eehs of temperate weather to'wipe -
2’
,1. minor"!!! mm '1’ .
Wm“
:farmiagthey are abletodointhebest‘
More power to the agriculturally in-
clined high schools!
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THCJMM COMPANIE‘
There in talk at the governinent tak-
ing over the express companies. Some ‘.
of the~comm Wines are siiitlr
to favor it. Thy have“ been mak- ‘
ing their customary profits lately, and
totem. impouutheneiits from gov-
ernment control, while their lot may
become harden if they continue oper-
ating independently»
it is argued that it would be a per-
+—.—._
3 .
i
press companies din, with the federal
railroad systems -Thel_’e isno doubt
about that.
The separate existence of. express '1"! “William!” V- W G A.
. companies has always beenJuilnolw “Italic" ; . V
sly in American business. They have W! - _..-------_~_. .. w. “w- _.__.
never iuliiiled any function 111!!! the ()NESONCERN ' _ ‘, ‘ . . . , . , H . ,
railroadsnthemselres could. not; line; ' [3' VICT‘MIZED ) , : ‘ , , ; . 1 , ' ~ :-
m .... “mt-Iv ........ no new; . . Forums. it . a . - fa ¥ --
mill at luncheon. IThQX hawthorn: ~ 3 ' '
a sort oisxcrosconcemn out-transpor-E , (m Me?!“ Quest .1 ‘ 3’ “ SW.”
-——.—
tstlon system... They owned ano,rail-'
road linear They had to pay railroads?
-to haul the goods they handled. The)'
did not even have many cars, Their th‘fi’hc Bridg‘eport‘Tinics became stirs
property has alwsys consisted mostly!
oi oillces and “good will." ed th ‘ i
They have been a capiti‘msed monop- I l) uffiSfét’Q; fimra? wildly
oiy, existing by grace oi the railroads many, other ~BWMI‘nwjha» clly “a.
'porta' having ,the-name of Mrs. Chen-
and the government. For years theme . on their-books. ~ .
capitalised their. tumult” 11‘8“- ‘From what can. unless-nod the we
in f edt m h for their 58,. men seldom put her name to .-ny
3"“ ° “ 5 °° “" t _; ocimost. Shegavexwmism Ritch.
vices. until the-lovernment wits orc one oi her chauileurs, power oi atLoi-
talte. to recover thedlmith) which his
client lost. .
Brids'eport, low of whom have escap;
, _vtiansaeted,g groat,.desl,oi.ller busi-
hy introducing. ”ml :90“ “0mm" guess. it wits-he who signed the putt
”on, and regulate their rates and me-‘iwith whiohsslie. .gotvtlmo tironr Man
thode [garet Graham. her maid._
Frequent eflortii. buseihoenmitdc :0
ii the government is to continue in .get this note irom the maid, who but
charge oi the rallroadslor any could-“mm“ it 0"” ‘0 "bottoms-y for nail.
. 'ilieeping. - _
ernhle time, it might .as well take on; “When. seen-today, Attorney gm
, r as compailiits._ Their ll (‘3 ,
n: m. f” e .' ‘ , I V cm" "1‘0 Fm Jerking at LIB
musicians the nut-om deeper or}. .mg, more How in 'N“ Am.
later is inevitable. if the government} when. she met .the‘ Chapman woman.
She wormed her.way..into o ‘00
comes to own-the railroadsml ll 13“" deuce oi'ihe girl and brought: horns;
one of these days, the not?“ com” Bfldgopoppmg “mm.” at it"; salary
panies will probably vanish immedirid 338 a month ”d h" l““1" Sit?
,uiely. Only their functions will sur-
vive, as part oi the public transporta-
tion service. ‘ '
li
|worth 820,000,000. ownel the hi rest
1 Linen- mllhhin’ thouwofid all .ile'ifalti'
fireiand, and several‘inrgc iron ,ioun-
i drieetsltusted iii tNVoreestei-mntlt-Chli
. length" ' . .
”H“ ; Whenseen st The-Strstfiehl.' Mar-
LABOR ON TOP gent-sunburn nho Js .ID‘vBlillbl ed
there its a maid. said: f‘.\_lr.=t. (Imp:
We have got used to seeing labor. man introduced me to William Ritzh.
lier chauiieur. as her :i‘torue 'd
s iall since y an
treated with 1'9le ,0 pec y tthatvmap aiming posedto Wit :is beinit
the war revealed the real importance the wonisn's latter. The ills: time
' , . . ki ct sse .Weg‘hfi'flmtmt “hazy money the.
and "°"_" M the '0' in; I ,” i. threw her. arms abolit..,me tied mic,
have seen labor representativei elven nearest-Margaret, flee me. have sat.
goysrnmental authority. We have evo immediately; m7 Chechnhlutve not.
come through and when i not my
on seen a labormovement overthrow: “marl will-pay you NICK doublo.
least, assume-the supreme authority trodu'ce you to moiety}.
, ~ ,, time until i accompanied the women
,have thought at paying labor the com 1 to New York with..Rit9h. She. toldrn9
plimeut that comes from Charles M. ,that' she was dunner way..to.Woroes
,.
. , Bethlehem.m to transact some very importan
Schwsb, presidentof the tbusinees,‘ dud incidentally to get her
Steel Corporation. iqusrterly. allowance. on her income.
The time is m“ ,athandyile gayl, ,Sheiiold-gme that she would have it
' ihsve somemoney and gotme to tire
f'wl'ien the men of .me,‘worliins clal‘v' out all .1 had left: in? therliauh [1101;
,the may .with our prOperty, will con- .than ”4:00. hShe got Ritch to give m9
fl 1‘”! " 3 "Ole or t at amount and l on a
ftrol thei destinies oi the world. back to Bridgeport. ‘ ‘ ni
' :Mr. Schwnb. ”Wendy. did not ”When she returned to Bridzeiiort
meanfito say, anything particularly her manner mVQrAme-wasraltonm.‘
[pessimistic lie was not prophesying
l
Changed- She‘used to leave me till
disaster. lie was. not.waruing broth-
er capitalists oltlémfl,‘dh'ef|fl “revolu-
ltionx' That iaetiso no oi the. most in
teresting thingsmbout his remarkitble
utterance. new” simply announc-
fing what rumour expected. (in the
Waste! economic Mrooiittui te'olu-
',_tion, nlifliukin‘ it. ior granted that
whatever comes will workout all
with nothing to eat titties place and
[1 used to get soJiungr-y. it it was
Phelan,‘who lived next door, 1 should
have died irom'hunger. Finally she
got to abusive andd sought refuge in
the» city'sn'd . Mrs.- 'Beeclier, house»
keeper st The.8tratdald,,gaye.me any
present position.”
Fairiieid'saidzt “Oi course. the only
way in which i know the woman, iii
through her hawhg' needy” tall’ther
meals in my ire-touring,.aud.,spundv
, g . ., , . ,,.s.,.—msident“' “A provision .01 romantic «that. ”
right ior society'asa whole. . .- ins considerabel‘money on hm“ NEW iiAYENmM‘ . .. _ . ll . I
, - , , . .rn-s - , . » .fol'glv d come ,
i no DWI” *0 “'94!” 0' the 39"", tertainrnents for large motile! bf! Wm J. Pan.“ 0‘ 303;}:3’ 010- ‘:ztorell’zuu $13ng "mg
!viki as “Mlle cunts general friends. i naturally thought that she 39" ““9“ and lint“ . ; fl. . . >
- . . ~ . ‘ to was everythingwtbst she‘represemefi issued a statement den that the. . '
Increment. Yet he doesnt satin: herself to be mmtfl! her, mlyg’momding 500,000 tons “timumWhi RI " ' ‘
think it's Bolsheviki who are solos to :mhtlxeirulig 1m 9:; me: “ i u chum my President Hearsay. aus'a tom“ .
’ 3.. m4 me m thatthc temnnnryMnch. . i m ”impeach Central Labor Union " on WAIGON‘I'W
' willbemoi’onr' ‘“0utsideoistelngher
“mm.“nwumm Wm M. n. 1m III III! plae'a oi MIMI
to Miami! melts?“ rm hiss-rm
.’ ‘
:oouilo . I
,J
I'-
.‘ ammonmntn .- . y _
On his ,tour oi theeucampmenil oi..- atnniiadofitotnn firmer President Talostoppedtat camp Dorcas,“
where ~boawent among the soldiers, choking-M Wills?” haumpi them as he could, peach. . lists intuition.
When. the.iexclusive,story carried 3"
colour! chm was ”morphine-solar.
ment among the business people-inf -
bet
ed to step in, abolish 'their monopoly Uh omit it is understood uthat Pt."
"From ”what i can learnJiws'
Icominuaily told the girl that she was ‘
a great monarchy, and temporarily at;.l'm going to maheyou .1 rich tint.
dress you in units and satms‘nnd in!
in Russia. But few persons «would 4' “These loans continued for somet‘m—d—W
alone in the house at Lot-damnation}
mot. ior somemeighborspepoh ashlrs'J
Fred .Fre‘yier, when .seen. rt ,the.
‘ .m .mmqutmmvsm. . ,
dimm,gt,mimp, ”d medier-Generalthilliamr WaigeL the cons-I:
l
5‘ romp scrim. . rs. m we should all sat lisli. ri-h are said to
, he brains but somedlbmiishiest people that we ever came across were
.lacking-in tummy” they had no "grey" matter whatsoever.
i .
W
,Jhat possessed theihiat heart has lived to bless the dIY'. that he
haves innit-heart. '- .f .t'i till-Mt": .; ‘
.We have been ioroed to wonder when we stopped to consider that on
“location days1"s besisteah is it "mistake" what vegetarians wenauppoou
to deprive themselves of on "meatless" days.
we
i
Talking of awful puns the one that the Columbia ('8. C.) State sprang is
oiiered for the. careiul oonsiderntion oi the general publicz—iflvery dim
sisatiloitmhit buts «anatomist do its two,;bits.". ,
i _....
t
iii-ion“: .
i l
s ‘ .“:7’
> - . 1‘3] 1 . I.
. At the'l’i‘ficE'Theitr‘elsst night we overheard Na girl whom owe-to
forced to regard as ‘tb‘e'greatost-livlng on nest oi opti is BIG 10an
that summit thojcandy‘stp ‘ to not. so: oars-sis so rho.
contented herseii withfl ying,"'Weii. It 81'" me more "“9 t° knit." 'to have been held there. next :Mpsday
night has been postponed. it prob-
itbly will ‘be.given atCamp Devens,
Ayer, linen, February 11. 1 I
Jasper .1. Mayor, general manager oi
the camp _theatres,,annonnced last
night that eight oi the sixteen coin-
panies will be on the road by February
15, and that the entire numher will be
playing by March 1. Thirteen oi the
sixteen camp heatres have been com-
pleted and the others are expected to
be ready by the end/oi the month. -—-—-
Twelve of the theatrical companies» LQSB§A ”mu“ ' ,
ill carry a personnel of fourteenpiayg lN’A “5‘7"“10'7‘NW
ers and? presentflegitimste'l players: ‘ ' VOUTH‘W 8006
only. The other four will give. ““5““ that ‘l “103} chopper um
Variety entertainments. The corn- .;:fi:‘h:iw3ui?::h:o work .in the,
es will i o e ' ' - °-'.xll=i.llilio :
ml: with 1:35;°:$§m'$£ :2: "" “'mi'e- 3nd through mileage
matinees Wednesday and Saturdays he 1°" " 1"" °' N“ thumb “‘1 “"09
The bills will be changed every two lingo". Edward 1‘ 3°” W'”‘”“’
days. nan & Galilean. has filed suit against ,
it was announced last night that
Maurice Greet will be manlger oi the
Cahrp Devens theatre.
"Smileage books" will. be accepted
for books at all the theatres and
though the campaign ior the sale of
the bookshas «been in progress only I.
short time. more. than.meh
at them have been sold, Sales agen-_
else are being established in every; N
city and town. in the country and pur-t. ,. _ '
chasm are expected“ givethihboolni,l ! ntlunsmecuua
to their friends among, the “idle" “1, M “W V romance-tan flag»
the claim i’ "Won-mm -
r , .._.__..——-——-—-r-——-—. . . Department 0ft.‘ Justice 1 Agent»;
”All" Announce. . ,Clisries.ii..l.asewest. jto Stamford
. . _ wusw HAVENJQAHLymmV y and visited the moon or
The “New. Haven", road anni.unces.0nstavs snug . . No. 54 Albert
i
Don't. be a cmkfiilonube a self-starter.
0
~--( '
Signs oi the times—the dimmed electric sign.
The Post-Oil” Dominant wants a design ior s new ii-cent stamp.
How about: profile of the Jinxl—Boston Transcript., We respectfully sugo
goat a portrait oi the tuna who asks iumldeumrner when it is 110 in the
shade if it is .“lioi enouthonyou" and in winter wears no overcoat and
when the themunletetllllftncwlth 98 below says, "Ain't it a grand day?"
i
t’ Now that rest lotions are in order, why not a restriction on exports on
edible road to t“ cameraman?
Well, one consolation is that the “meatless," "wheatless" and other
"less"idays are leadissitensds s “K aimless" day:
v' __.., Mum
Sports seem to have diedwoii but one oi the latest things in racing cir-
cles; as any tout cltn tellyon; is apt to be the horse you bet on.
' — .
l
Gowns
.; ,, r se rswoewngi ‘
green first??? :ggggzdmd thie: TAX ARE COMPLETED
humane» annihilation” bills it .
merchants ‘ " _ (Continued from First P810).
- cma said that
Detectn'e ' hr Cronan at the time of distribution .of any par-
ticular dividend the earnings were no:
suillcient to cover.
“it is held that dividends paid out
oi depletion or depreciationd reserves
, ' 5 3mm. are in the nature oi a lnu ation-di-_
mErgfléehgggd fiffi'fizfim paid vided, and are a return of capital'io
him 31' 000 as deposit of, a costly nu-l the stockholder and not taxable as in-
'tiini‘iibii'e‘i in which she w“ going upcome. Such dividends will not be so
dour the country next summer. The‘rcgnrded. however, unless the income
machine "Moms ,‘psaauy designednnd surplus hays been lint distribut-
and when he haw'the' v5). things‘were, ed and the fact that their capital has
80in! wort: on the “a". w“_ampped,i been reduced or partly returned is
He still retains the $1900 and expects. made public in their published state-
that shorimiuibomite to attach Rim“
v
as yet no more hnszbeomm by "It
Bridgeport police in the matter. but
that new evidence was continually be
ing V'turned up which may lead to
startling results.
”by” e .91 the .mPFl.-Y‘°,llm'.p‘ Mrs. “Provision has also beermsde -re-
Chsl n. l ‘ {as to stock returned to corporations
, ’ ‘ upon reorganlsstionfor purposes og
NEW HAVEN ROAD’DENIEB ironic .to. raise attainment“: that
.the proceeds when, Ieldv._sliall not be
me COAL! treated as income. '
w: ammonium
“NMKWZ.
my. . .
' mmme .3;
Mt- " Win suit our in
“filial" mildews-co-
"WM" i. m Moth oi Bruise
m WWMmmdnsnce 00.,
our 'YUK‘IIO'CIIIM strum
“ ,: .‘m mos-ior the
ml
or
the vi,
“oi the
i .
“Faint heart. adamant-tr lady" is a ssyins that is old. but many.a ,
; Contrary'to the general opinion. heated discussions do not malts warm .
'. WASHINGTON. "Feb.
national army oantonments which was
WW!!! w
Payment. locwoi't sit materlsla‘
i ’ 5" _ . r
Saturday? Speaais .
' ‘xWonisnls Corset Covers , Women’s Ramon Hose
Neatly trimmed with lace and 5 Elastic tops reinforced heels
embroidery good quality muslin.
sud soles, seamless
and rt ct
Value 29c. fitting. regular 35c. P9 9 7
Salel9c i 29cnair
Tv—l: . r '
Men’s Holenroof llose Women’s Fancy Handker-
-« Lisle thread, black only, reg. 35c chiefs '
Mll‘fi s . s s s o e 0 29c ”air ‘WVONh 350 eaCh‘
, Curtain. Swisses .
. Yardwride. choice selection of
designs, in dots and fancy-figures.
value 19¢ yard,”
19¢ each
Bleached Turkish Towels
50 dozen sturdy quality bathé
towels, value 19c each.
2 yardsioc 29c 2 for29c l‘
.; museums. itoiynos Tooth Paste
112.090 yards pure white outing Vt 25° size ’
sunset, colt and ileecy, val. Do we. 19c y,
2 yards 29‘ Palm OliveSoap-
The French , DI}!!! ‘ Regular 15c size,
Ginsluim's ' 2 cakes for 19c ’
- Entirely new designs in stripes, Table mmuk IV
.cheeh. plaidssnd color combina-
2tlonsr- Excellent quality. 32 in.
Firmly woven, mercerised finish ,
:widc. value 39c. ih'aasorted patterns, worth “a _
~ my“! L ‘39cyaid
i
.. ' LO! Camilla)“ WW“. W“ 01‘3“! . . a
s
q
lisde iron: new fresh, clean rags.
size 27154. vsluo 81.00. .
Sale ...........‘69ceachg
[setteMashable Gloves
Value 81.25 '
88'9“...
.....
ii.
HRS!” LIBERTY CHOW
SIX MEN SENTiNCE
AT CAMP DIVENS, 75'. 11. 0
FOR lLLEOAL LEM/E
~—
rAYER; Mass" Feb. 2.—Ten Canned
ticut men oi the 304th infanti'y were
sentenced by court martial ,at Camp
Devens yesterday iorfbeing. chem.
without leave. The penalties.nngo
from One to'tlirec months'c'tltsid la .
bor'witli forfeiture oi pay .in some
cases. The list includes Stephen A.
Brant, Francis McNamara. Charles P.
Dulyi. Peter - noolsu, Stephen E. Kis-
lock sandtJohn J. Umstetter, all of
Briikeport; Robert J. O'Brien, Stain-
ford; Stefanos Hadsimittis, Ansonia'
Charles Conklin, bitchileid, and ‘lv‘ranh
J. licCenn, erbury. h
Roooonfioberto '. of. Greenwich -wat
limxthree. months at hard, labor ior
reiusiug- to obey theaorder of a non-
eommissioncd oilioer.
Poanoocmntnt camellia Because oi .
Measles.
2.-——Because
oi measles. quarantine .at .Usmptbix.
Wrightistown. N. J., the ilrst of the
Liberty theatiepsrtoriusneoa it the
ed.
in .tbstcomplaint Joy recites that ho .
was employeddrthemsrhu, that it-
was Dobin's duty to iurnish tools to;
in good condition. The meat chopper,
he anemone not in good coadition,‘ .
and-due to-ults defects, the accident
which disabled iris hand-occurred.‘
serving a previous ruling, asa.hoiginiilumni.chlnset in r‘u'm..uh§d' street, and order filo remove irons.
nieftolle sliciiveirom Eebrnary 4 to tbeuwall oi Manama”: as ours
limb 25. inclusive. . ’ Diem showing that]... «.mn
All trains indlcsied in the. regular and the United Biatesenlwinod about.)
timetsbleasnot-runniugvon holidays. tire clasped hands, supposed to sisal: '
will. be annulled; on. the. above. Jana/tyne friendliness oi the two national
smut ‘. line ...No so, leaving. 'ne embierniwasupainted on the
New: .York suns a. nintforjostonhanll- of the saloon and has lately ‘-
Ozib a.‘m.,;~iorjiew York, in) heap/anon there. Mr. Lane considered} its“ 1
3W'=HV.¢II:SWW ,anda nos- !“ unalienable eras-ester m
munitions” perineum a‘ disperses-0st - sap stemm-
r
s
, deem»! cool. “I! by m
_ Various trains ”gulls. .Yoriil
wlluhpsdIMsnflistona stnsolnir:
socxwtta pvtvsmseesfl
Wasn't-fir; .
Ummi’miM=w was am '<,
v (-— 1...!“
osmium?!
work with, and that they should be ‘ ,
and.trsin.lio.:.5l,,loasing ionic-arm the cause of much disturb-ti .
1 . ,"l'liisham‘ lo~.tnhent~invmsr,mmrm ”JIMMW‘ '
~ °' W 9"" first-results insaniacture oigutolthoiodsnl «summit-mt. mm pm, we- inmost-ten.
maintains! snidtmlevoni 7*
,fi “. W I“ M duh.
wainmm 90‘ 1"" Writ!" “ - .
Dlobin (”idiom '10] is 1: years -
Norwalk Chronicler