III-teenagers
nm‘ en‘s-11d!“-
adivgeb'fldubanmn
, at Wew-fl'm-M
I Therm-atrial!"
~andshelaithlfiOctober”.
mulls
Ur. Wm slated
Iiiellvad withamanasmed
, Wald“-
.Mnhlahwvsarv
smut-Horne"
I tents; Wiesel.
" tray.mw.-esooas
abet labs. usrhs an
anduhar'haahaad so
chimes his wile Ill-l
sun w ass-smut
muons-u ‘
Lamps busiaIess partners in the in-
’ Illae at New Haven. Ara h
"kw. rill-ht
W rm at moods, the
Mil :M" widened by!
null which Chiller-l
m Mast the otheron Sal
Whit thegronnd that hewas
r
My m: by the use of ree-
eras “an: anchor ram «new
Mass seems the. pmrsuo
314:3 -.
(”9. No! Ms Mrs Mars
WOT. Jones of Danielson, was dI-
"issuesan W. 11.19”! a»
I “Melt herd-IMF,”
nfleaaler of Mn was
NW.‘ '
insisted that the little girl go on
Mile blue and med
lor he}. airs. lionesngolnn
do “rd her belhiar-
. {Upon aster-hotels“ Killing-
mwymam a home.
1 m that the hoses-dash send
em fie lamina. The mother and
'er aller'wards went to Daniel-
and sneoe'lfltilly made a bone tor
lves.
.. 4‘"le I 1;-
(i
‘fie appointment of Rev glarry K.
. comedy Ioi Waterbury, to the
. e of the Hanson Place Meth-
W ‘lélrfnhlynm ..
Mr undead] 'minlbleriil career.
.I more before the pnhllc' eye Mr.
r is only Monty-one years old.
" is one at the youngest Methodist
I I are 'IIn the cholera conlerence.
preached his Il'r'st sermonI Iwhen
' yfglrtIeen‘II years oi, a.g'e. at ocean
e,"N.)1 His 'llzIIst pastorate was
“candle. (1.: at the age of six-
.I Ifyears no; first regular pastorate‘
Ashe ”stern conference was in the
" . Methodist chyrch at Waterbury.
membership of Ithe chore. lie isI
Imus second year in theI
Third s,street Brooklyn“ He is
I of Rev. Charles Emmlkripne
afiflMbkmwh .Metbodistt‘pleach-
”Ialslayewhodledrln 1898.
mow merger—sou.
(.
w...‘
tlyh keeping the bedroom
,open means the enmnce oi
‘ 1slIeal.ot.dirt. besides blowing
‘ remains and the small. objects
I QMroom.
..., ,a frame just tilting the lower
iot'Jhe winquw very similar to
m 0‘ a scFeen. This is covered
Milne outer and inner sides
parse grown burlap.
gflI proves a“. wonderful convenience.
nars 01an hitthIAIevw‘ofiuareh- laud everyl
in a rear and a half be doubled I
' I
I" lr—m
‘llastaveaae. Them lam
HIM he lilo emu
. W.” aloe:
1 haul-lira. Guida- Snort:
W -
M ..Vloo—Pl'm twlirsdoha
.0»:th-
Secretary
(corresponding) -— lira.
Lewis Nash. '
My limb-luv!“
' than"
M Committee «In. “meshes
Alum.
salsa. we sou unions-at to sci Wul'al. Lane.
Mair without Mme The m u tall-vs: tin. John
yum warm at thwericanI Mess-lien, ’Mmr’WlIliam church, lira.
ultras-1W”- erected Camp 3. s Lane, lira. Christian Swarts.
wmummumcmman 3th. loosened an. A. r".
:
said.“ would!" hoahazthroughoul ‘Andraws, Mrs Il-iarvey Kant, Mrs. l".
“mull htlula lot finch Ilbm: i Lauder. Mrs. Everett Jones, lira. Will
' “can Y-ll-xc-Ade-w'of c. hul51dlalliaaer..lrs.Vialorfllart.«ifra. n: f
and Y. W. C. A. hostels houses. In 111%.. In..0mg \VIII .unngh,
service its ~‘also extending to nasal Immi- Nash. Iii-sea. adamant!"
hsssund ephemeral-satchnsloes and'lrs. John (Javanuh.
neg-"alanine at. important anthem !
tion ports. hooks are put on true-JIII-larch,lrll..waa:mralldren.
mnemonthamenm tho VWe is «April. "indicates teem-the
andare labelled at Md out). soy. nursery-mere sent to themeeuagof
age and turned over to the Y. M. c. A. the Federation of Nnmrlel In New
and K of C: secretaries, to chaplains Y0?k dlY- mm “8’ humor the
and lied-“Wuatlsiorlusthesetscu W of the nursery id a and
WWW; 111.. mu ‘tovey mfg." VQMO. ”8 Which nodded I. (-t ll
Setelal hum stimulant! hoohs'VI‘m‘l” ‘0' the Mm A "'9'
have been placed in libraries by gift or man “‘3‘" -Wm ‘I m ""7
purchase. {Authe- assty- slam-sea. "n mu" “W ""l
_Irme’mh "O M“ 3'02!!!” ”ILM'IS'OmV‘hwu m- 4A
.Hu service all the‘_ ”a“ A mm iron leeeeber nth: altlunery 191:;
f
l.‘"“ cleats .ol Washamandv;
“person is invited. to contrahata hooks
use: pribue' 00W “Th9 seni'
to our1soldlers aisd allots» .aooltl‘
”he'n to In“ public .llhrary marked
1"llbnaryfl'ar service”- will .be wel
yoomed. -
' In almost every home: there Ia're
books purchased recently. or standard
[volumes still populsmwhich .are sel-
dom reierred to. They should bo'put .‘V'lh . new matron in M‘QI “'5."
to use in tum free 'ch‘cnlatlng llbra' something abdomen ”PM“ to, "I,
ries for soldiers and sailors. Gift yam
books should be selected With care. (or
a they are lo'a'erve vlrlle. ilnprIaeIaIIonablel
young manhood.‘ '
which our hind (duds all humus!
make e happy Ohm“ “'i‘hemamn
[was given a ten days' Justin: and it
one filly intaadpd h .mn,lhe .ur-
teary on "TNUIIJMkIWOA'ON unable
ru- get coal and anterlaaatdy our water
i I'M . were (resin. it. was impossible
to open under these conditions.“
”-0-,
(Sinai)
, .. . you fiROWN
.Begetary Pro Tern.
inmost-sensed MOI-raw" III
ably Wwflzflareh'u.
at thd Ilene o! In. W 3""!-
flfll 't‘iDeWItefli-a. .c-E. ap.
ias lumiahed trained library service Mr, It‘s. 1?. 0.31011, Mrs: B. M_
Total attendance ior.the~yean.end- I
wide boohdrlve Muhmlflllr-du W" m“ m ‘ mm ”m “m ’I
Itallfululk sadrelntbtng momma.
However, new“! open the nurse.) I
"1‘1
. . »..~: . ‘ leldlarabycnntribut- "
as» meat ing to the solve—o
. W 41 IArmy, Fund. m
new... :1:- W
°“" ‘ mm.
ml the eighteeodt'.
ePolio; clients in luminary '
fit” Waqlluflll’nm :he-
Jund whims These
.I l I a ll ll -
use straw abraiis. My cof
“theml'do not look-dike thsaids
Shauntung Pm
I m and summer shirts and suits
I This perigee is rather thin and roughly fin-
ished. mmmhhmtem.
Thirtyvtwooiaahs wide, #5, 85 cts. aad'fltio
Lmuehheavier. quality popgee with smooth-
er Wkfiiflyflwofifla wide, ”We yard.
mm m, ElleYf lWJfld {ll-
mm“ M?! mm taf- mrlmmm,.my imhesuide,
feta or .satin in spdmtime mm any“.
iBongecs aroused for so many'1things,mot
only "for women’eapparel but shorter art work,
and this scanner it' 18 being exisgp'vely adopted
for suits for littlezboys.
wolon‘ngs-ebmbinedmith some
”light Main the way . of
“fruit ornmall-filowersnnnke
thematic! earlykspring a ‘sim-
pic but yeryamort afiair.
.wmvmnd door.
“SWd Goods
-;-.... . Timmm
I WMMIM Scarves for tho
3 ' "“ ' thmm'fll various
I IIIVflmuIfinflle . ass 5.». .33“?
Silk Section. third floor.
White Cotton Tailored Cloths
{F ['.Theasriety anatomiveandthere aretmanyI
‘ novelties injgahardinenpiqnes and other heavy
clothsmhieh appear capable of long and hand
service. '59 cts. tofilmayard.
.Alwhite tailored skirt is not .an expensive
alfair, correct: stitching, somepocketsland a-few
handsomejpearl buttons make a very distinctive .
rsporteskirt.
s‘
I
. r
‘I ‘ W (or Madeira worlr', uslloped
Third door.
The "Elsie ’J " Veiiflin, fastened to the
frontoi‘thelhst holda'the veil securely. slid. hoops
. _ it from blowing awry. This little pin is semi-
‘ lfi cireuhninnlntpe,tof sparkling flunestoncs set: in
_I ; silver. Very fetching, , no at.
‘ .At the Jewelry motion. 1
Newsclov‘es .
Mn Tanaape, two clasps
.and full pique: .The must:
glove ttr‘be “found for: idiiored'
costumes orepring top-coats.
.3.-
s.
-<-
1 Warhol—igmcaadllttlle fiend: ballets.
- Modinchaquares, ”I: 82:75
e...
Napkins to match, ”1' fl cts each J
Baby Pillows and CarnaIIggI Robes, stamped on white ‘1
. plane, a yggood I “and “smash
\ \ "4 ”I 1. to lulsIIvoIrggfiI
‘Miw
l
I
-l
1 . All sorts of book-rare. in demand all Ainnusl remrt' or ire-eurer? $.25 ‘ WIIII
Iitlle libraries. :Nondiotlon Is called dorl . 3W . .2
.a: much sanction. Thellbrarieaneed Ignslaace on hand ' $267.58 . I W -
Ihooksoirelerence: book-on the-am: Mother's innd ' 148on .’ , UWHMMQWP¢lHWQ§
books on the trades: technical and.I Maintenance 424w. .Wltll one £11813, two-tone "0111'
professional subjects; recent text I'llltefbohes ’ » 11.5.1 1 broidered books regular
books in mathematics. civil. mechani- pnembersblp and dues ’10:,00' . V ’ . a1 1: $1 75
.cal, and electric andneerina; books out: - new $2.35; . cry “51’9"l a ' - -1
or new and standard poetry.-blogra- Entertainments 151.50 —-'"" -' . , . ”If: A Wu 1100!-
§phy. history and travel; and books for later ' ' 280..” , Mum 1mm 1,11 IBIllCCkS, Stripes - IT
older Mboys Sundries ‘ ' 1 144.99 1 '3qu “infill“ ”dealt!“ : It announced that M7 Amos them: ""-‘ '
I13325 AINWGQK 1 ;I Total 41'3“, ' IIIIWI‘I" IIIIII I * II e ‘IIII- ‘ ‘9 lfi’e‘” It'It" Rudolph G“? '.'..lll bl? 1“ , ~I._;.II“$cllgerzo" in _E. minor
I ,0 . . . .
«eAltaeo 0N nonnative installations. - ' » m f Minimum éillafillfifr ill: -'.IL-I the 535"“ ““5 “’I‘d‘ It "Spinning Song" '
The (allowing message Ins re 11m. an", . - 10015.00 .. . . :33." . 1 : _ «It, 1 , , ' mill be of interest to "Spring Song" i:-
Icelved this morning {ram washlns- Helper .1 3-,. 145,90! .Ith—I-I II ‘ " tho liiegfo‘fdthion hen'fi know that numerous r'ec- “1 , ,1 W' ,,
:ton- at the ”mucosa-nod. .--Ad momma: f}. 271.87 371-; . ' these: {:Il ords played by him for the ' 1“”de ‘Sh
IlniplIIstnllcilIomce, defining thechanse. Main and a” — 3on .Mn . » ‘-, . WLW i 'Patllephone are 10 be “Minuet"inG.
XII 8 quHt 083 “,3: I " ‘Tmhone - l. _ .73 . I ’ y H H '
on, m” (In eImflIeI I muNeImpalrje . :45 :1: gibbonthlsn soda lefon children 3 hair bows. 2 heard at Reads. . Melody m IF.
contusion due to incomplete reports, interest 125.00 ’.‘; . l' ,1. slain “‘.’" I P. l On the third-noon
the conservation program for JuteatIleh .on hand ' 49”! I .
.untll further notice is simply no] I ' ' - II, ,I
.heet or pork products on ToesdaIyI I. Total 8-1, 53d. ‘3 “fl. 1..
The .whole basis of the change is to. ' " ~ ‘
substitute our more abundant meats (Signed) 833‘} “Andean?” ‘"
tor our less abundant hrsadstnfls. "
WON. LUXBUBG . mo. ,
FLEES T0 CHILE:i NEW roux. March i2.-—o
ltlon of a new Iquitos-wide
W
BmI‘V'OS AYRES Argentlnnguarchm
is reported here today that
count von Luxburg, the former Ger-f1
III tger dirtmts through the first
man Minister has lied Argentine tar-1
ed. here by Judge William. :BJ‘VZIli‘d-
vital-y. escorting to Chile. l
,bnms and other, prominent New- York
ers
' The objector the organisation, prl
marily, is to see that no lamily out
soldier ls neglected, that all are led
and clothed, the children sent to school
'~ ‘1 .“ ll't
Union Telegraph Co.
in scope and public
one million-five hundred thousand miles of
fluidity-six. thousand cities,
WMMV” smlmovfiisy
j; Snore-rm mo
Year alter year .since 1851 the Western
has gone ahead, growing
and, wherever necessary, mpmt
found for those in need of it
it is planned to have every, .state.
county, township, city and village-rep-
resented. Relief auxiliaries now
doing worlt for various military or
ganlzatlons will be taken into the new
national body as complete units. Rela-
lives of all soldiers will be entitled ti
membership.
The motto of the organisation is,
“Keep the Home Fires Burning." and
to secure this object Judge Wadhams
- said, ‘tWemsh and need the moors-
tion of every true American.”
. .I
.xqul:
988 Nosrit uses
III}? nslcnoso sumac: aroav as.
MED
WASHINGTON; larch 12:41.90!"
dominant-ovate {or obligations . of
. “we” at the New York, claim
sen enchanted Railroad, "was-dr-
w--.—..‘
mummy ammuni-
m seasons-sum“
ed as to the eats-tum.“
W
t. . ,.
.KfiBP. ‘THE HOME II-‘lIl8 IBNRNIr ’
c
body -to be .IjlnovrIn as "the Soldieri‘l ‘11
Families of Amer-icy? has been start L
that the. Railroad Administration had '
nled toasy bv'lohnlklltoi-Millim 'I‘ .
Director or the, Division ,9! finale ‘
.._.. _"‘
hinPPEl'i- 355K531,“ DAMAGIES. Stamford has filed .suit against the still upon the trolley track it was lite police force shall iorieit their
.. -14... . ‘ Connecticutsempanswaklns Maui gtruck by the trolley car, through the membership The clause in question
Claiminrlil‘emotfiW: "a “1le or ”#00. The papers were fled Sat' "5
by a trolley car. while ipwas finned heard»: in the Spam-lot Court. 1
tween Greenwich slid Stamlord‘ Selrl Clapper alleges he was driving on
tember 2, that he was thrown out and Ithe rcaddn question, and at Adams
severely injured,- (Iberia Clapper all Corners his machine stalled. While
.-
negligence of operatives,
claims. _It is claimed that it was merely hr
The localhranch of the .Worsmen's’not to show any disloyalty to the na-
Sick-and Death Benefit Society-hams tion. This change in the constitution
eelved internation that the mentions! has been advised as in line with what
body of the order has revised its con might be expected in these times. Lo-
stitutio'n and repealed a clause over- cal otheers oi the. association have de-
.,wbich therehas been considerable ob“ dined to enter any eeltroverly about
. ejection—«providing that members who, the society. donning that there Its
join the army, the national guard or Iaothingtoapologlse for.
mommnm
moans-rm
. x .t“. ,..; . .
..—..1' 4 ._ . ,mw
he was adopted long before the war, end I I
l . ,
The Eddy Oil Banter Intros cheap kerosene oil into bigls- ‘ - 1 . _ .
and t One ‘ .,
mmww~- hummus; "u”
1Tb'fill'8araer needs odd-mung or unlimi- and ' I I I.
can Win your e stove. tumours-(e. i I“ ow 8“ Box in
W ia-al-uampdal absolu- ml. The lowest Place your valuah I N 'inIa e Deposit our
““1““ “I :‘fgawum?:nf “m "“1 °' hm" l tire and burglar proof vault,“ you willn‘ever haveaeea-
‘1‘Priea‘lI8YZSOIeemplerdfldelivered anywherain the US. m M on ‘0 dplam M10“ mm hwc ‘vojdd m
‘ Jess “I?"qoa “Newt of safeguarding than in .
~ . w poor statesman time. I , '
I a“ $11,552., 1mm lor‘jdtandmpwardper year according to
. 1" 1 size. .ltarage-islprovidadtor bulky articles at very moderate
l wluaumIWs-mu-WII 1'1 rates. I I
tiles-Illa". Vainemflle-Mhm ,-
.l
v ‘w - w’
.s s; l’
ltE'nded to~llmit insurance rishsrzand .. ,
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