mam.
August: 3.. Hudson, going
i... a. sworn canons
Nathan Theodore Neueiaui, 0%.“ ford,
111111 11111111131113
1 . mm 3 Pa.
1 ’11:; m Edward ll. O‘Connor, Fayette C... Pa.
1. ’ _ I, Thomas O'Dea. Bantu. Mass.
" ‘°" 1 The 10110“!!! casualties are ”9°“ William Powers, Bertrand, Neh.
; 7 $3.50 and letter. 5 ed by tho com-din; general of the ma met, Waialt Beach, liliord.
1? 1 ~ American Expedition” {New Grover c. Root, Olen Falls, Win:
'5‘ 1 k M 0! pm .................. 6 W F.- mm... mm“, Mich.
‘ Killed M “(10‘ ................. 29 Russel L. was Word, PE.
, ‘ 1 INN in action . . . 3 . ..... . ..... “1 New simue. F0“ 0",”, P8.
:5; -Wounded severely .............. 1'15 Chute. l". Sizer Deep River, m
iii: ' Died from accident an dother mi. ".8110“ mle‘e Pll‘k m.
1 causes ................ . . . . . . . I I 1‘ mm C Stone, Columbia 13..
Died from accident and other
Wounded, degree undetermined
SEPH DAVIS
«Howard E. Sweeney, Richmond, Va.
5 Edward J. Weber, symon, N. r.
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Store HOME-:- Saturday”: 30A. is. to 91!.
mayaooa. is. £063.!
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Total .......................... 338
KILLED IN action. 1
Limo-nu.
James s. D'. Burn. New York, N. Y.
Harry Augustus Kmeger, Atlanta, Ga.
2%,:
Morris L. Payne, Maringo, Va.
William F. Fountain,
N.
1
15mm Music .........
’1' Carl S. Carlson, Bristol, Conn.
; . ALL ran Lam-r AND “mm
Ernest A. DeGuerre, Toronto, Canada.
1 1 POPULAR, Stanley Morozik, Detroit, Mich.
1
H.
{Fred H. Ponty’ s
Privates. , I
1 iixPALACE THEATRE BUILDING Luciano Biliamueaa, Brownsville.
' Texas.
' 1 SOUTH NORWALKI CONN- Henry 3. Campbell, Osage, laws.
15» Adolph Coolack, Providence, ‘It. I.
“*John Doerr, Barnes, Kane.
Oliver Hall, Tuiner, Mich.
{John Hawks Shonomish, Wash. '
.HermanJ. Kolkana. Portland Mich. 1
Joseph B. Libertus, Portland Mich.
John Kai',ros Boston, Mass. 1
I, Jtnlie Merlini, South Poriti, ltaly.
.Ajson was born this moining tolNicolis Paguani. CampoliAppemiueiio
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Cable. of Silver Casterta, italy.
Me avenue Mother and
6 big nicely.
Ll
son are Elmer 1. Parker, Kalispell, Mont. !
William Conrad Schlelger, New Bri-t
ain, Conn.
W153 Anna Creagh, 0‘ Main street James Seir. St. Augustine, Genoa,
_b has been operated upon in the ltaly
93““ “0'91”“ 1' “0‘33 “10°", and Ernest o Sherman. wniIur Mich
lite ”99““ “‘1'“ “Ne “’1 “0"“ Fred M. 'roInItIIson. South rot-unnd.
. 9W, 4, Oregon.
15! i Frank IPe' er Glenn, ”Philadelphia, Pa.“
land V. l’ittsinger, assistant inan IClifford C. Glotef, Keenan W Va.
“0’ at the ngget drug atom on Wash Russell G Moore Emaus Pa
1 n street ’94 returned here after, Ralph Cepen, Chicago, ill.
"' d'” '5‘?“ “ “5 mm m H“ 1 Nick '1‘. Taason Dclright Mich.
mkf.llaso.180nedik Wicha, Fltchburg, Mass.
1 !' DIED OF WOUNDS.
, . las Elizabeth Cullen. R. N., o Lieutenanta.
“ch Nell“: 1‘“ ”3‘3““! “"1 Harry W. Fenelen. Rhinelander, Wis.
11““ as supervising nurse at SL1 Harriy C. Hill, Pittslon, Pu.
'a hospita., Long lsand City. and: Corporate.
up private nursing fih’n’H Mannnrmim 1
’1'“— Robert Race, Pitltshurgh, Pa.
iker (teenage Alton, of Camp: "w“...
. "‘3- “‘0“ 5°11” 1“ 1‘ s”"°"‘““"' Felix DtiIIIin Meyers Hill, 8. c
111‘ “ mun“ at “ml" “mg 3““1 John J Duhltnskie, liaatlnge,'Neb.
rgone ' IHEM operation. He ex I Henry S. Fisher, Hastings, Neb.
c a to ‘ho droind again in a woekimnl“ Hall Harlan. Ky.
' ‘ l! i." Henry A. Keltz. Latrobe, Pa.
Menace] Kowaiski, Chicago, Mass.
Tilden Parks. Danville, Ky.
Howard A \an Wagner, Locust Val-
19 y, N. Y.-
DIED OF DISEASE
Privatea.
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1
' 1i 9 democratic committees of the
5 wards of the city will probably
.. a session next week to discuss
political situation. The democratic
nvened .lat
itte,M J..WAl , .Avn, . _ 0
the John T. MI-(‘oy Cumberland. Mtga . multim- 'li-‘snaining 33rd); (flux, l.th a "3%.?“ if?“ lmufls—siosomfo 311008 of to? kid. I”, ‘
n{52'10na1 H. Meiiill, Ewan Lake, ldall T Volu‘tec'a: Miss Margaret. K. Stack“ ' “milled ‘ 3k - s— 870 ‘ 3“
call for typists and stenographers Ernest l‘. Simpson, Gutherie, 0k. A; 0133': fill?" fihlldezlillrgmMésll . .7. ‘13?“ 1" I ., "‘9‘“ .rr. 815111;. They g My“ 80!] E2:13 depth bfi,e0 l‘.‘
‘ rs r 9 l" ’ ' ‘ a mu 9— . 3 WE “£8:
' ' . ‘ whom he in .
5 1E1; selective ser\'ice has’been re Darnell/Hiatllgllusceelllsgbxf figx'AnIi‘df'ld Sefiggtgyosfgt‘ Ml):n‘bcll1‘l“lt mallow.“ “k “k collar and .e.“,fliay‘ . Gray Squirt-cl mufls— 831.50 0111111108 81119136116: My fit
1 l m t n board - . can r . a s . . ._ - F . K
'11“: by, in: 0:: toe‘tlte p312“, head? 'DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER .ine Haas, Hartford; Mis. Arthur T. Hudson soul, in... model. 3; flutter)" scat copes with ermine smoothly and w ill] lint) effect. .3
1met who Sepamher 23 the number. “”353 “me" New ""9“ M” " w ""1” m M’ 5 ”85 mu"— ”3 N w st 1 s; f . d 0 f ‘t 11 '
”13.311. ythe Special andlimltod‘eei- ‘ °5°'P°""- , 21:}... Ewgftfitbrilry:Mlili‘leredllg'tc; gem“- "°°T - I. 0 ye, o assure c m 01 as we as imples«
e9 rlass qualitihd for the work. “"3 1" Olsen Hartlngton, ‘V’b' "Knox Smith. Farmington: ll i‘s.lA1bert Sl'bll appealance. Q
I ,- . Privates. Chaserworu'icli; Mrs. Antonio An-
l yesterday's nausalty list appears Walter J. Brown, Lansdaie, Pa
9. name of 8am Nazaaro, \iatn Michael Chicks, Lusk, Westmoriand
=wet, Branchville, as missing in ac-1 Co.. Pa.
1
n. His :biother, Carmina NazZaro. Christian W. Ciiiistlansen, Epplng.
3f Brandhville, received word from N D.
1pc war department a few days ago Leary Clifton, Free Point, Fla.
“at his brother was mising. Sam Hei man L. Coffnian, Providence S. C.
'Nalzaro enlisted about a your ego; Tillett Crawford D‘enaud, Fla.
' . ":1- 9—-—-— , . Hersclieil h. Crosby, Stark, Fla.
Arthur Jessup Jones. son of (3011' Reid S. Crump. Berlin. Wis.
noble Jones of Greenwich, who en- Frank Cullen. New Bedtord, Mass.
l tied in the navy on Aug. 15 is at James J. Duly, Philadelphia. Pa.
1.2mm. stationed at Newbort “(11 Paul Melvin Donson, Carlisle, Pa
,3 been rated as a firstclasa sea- Stanley N. Ducogky' Moosfc pa
‘1- «11.101188 983306 a course in CO“ Joseph 0. bdrm, Cambridge, Mass.
within before being sent to his pree- John i’raso, Southington, Conn.
C'? station. 3 . Leo J. .Adame, Parishville, N. D.
m Elery H. Barton, I'ew Castle Center,
New Brunswick, Canada.
Hugo W. Boettcher, Monroe, Wash.
iDavid W. Brattstrom, ”Seattle Wash.
'John J. Collins, New Haven, Conn.
m m; ‘ comm ; Edward Como, Seattle, Wash.
of then would bankrupt . Dominick Conti, New York, N. Y.
I nation. The W- Howard J Daily, Scottsburg, Ind. .
ona are the nation’s 1 Sam Dickinson, on ma, Fla. 5
£1th A. Edwards, Quincy, ha.
Donald c. Fi‘eeznan, nuibeI-I-y, Fla.
George Germeraad Neve, Bredt Tyl
CutieL Bredt Tyl Vriesiand. Nether-
lands.
wuum Golden, Pittaton, ha.
. Grover c ihlow, Luke. Miss.
Stephen Join. or. Hartford, Goon. .
‘ , Irvin J. Kaiser. Inulaville, Ky.
Joint r. Wadi. south contending.
Romania amines; unlined. 011..
John MM Itasraviiio. Pa.
M Jan Marimba. ”manure.
ahairma,
man's advisory committee
""' lauren W. Weller. San Francisco, Cal.
Thomas White, Jr., New Haven, "Conn.
Abner G. English, Tallahassee, Fla.
Thomas R. Foalert Rainier, Oregon.
Erceli F. irard, Seattle, Wash.
Augustus C. Goodwin, Spring Hill,
Philadelphia, Pa.
'Edward Hoffman, Sandy, Oregon.
Cari Josephson, Ambrose, N. D.
Willard S. King, iliad, Mont.
Ward 0. Lawrence, Carraville. Ky.
William J. Menten, McKeeaport, Pa.
Manchester, Henry J. Millwood. Flowery Branch,
Ga.
Edgar G. Moulton, Conrad, Mont.
Joseph Mullen, Marshal, lll.
~ .
1Joseph Nasal, Brookln, N. Y.
iCari Peterson, Briggsvlylle. Wis.
. David Pittenburg, Dorchester, Mass.
New York, N. Y.
Autonto Santino,
Jake Scovike, Neahkoro, Wis.
Micahel Ekok. Yonkers, N. Y
Joseph Skwarle, Yonkers, N. Y.
Edwin S. Smith, Brooklyn. N. Y.
(‘lyde .\1. Snodgrass, Opuawia, ill.
'Hugo Sundstroin, Stockholm, Sweden.
George W. Thomas, Cathlamet. Wash.
ghouls Troya Chicago, ill.
.iiolieslaw Winimko, Detroit, Mich.
'WflMiN’S 111111811111
g is iiiiliilitttliil] a
5.
HARTFORD, Se'pt.
tense. in its reorganized form
.held materday at the Capitol with
I new chairman, lira. 'l‘. Belknap Beach.
ilof West Hartford. presiding. The new
idiiision. which is to direct the chi!-
ian war activities of the women of
this state, is made up of Mrs T. Beik-
inap Beacha-of West Hartford, chair
Miss Mabel Waehhurn. 01 Hart-
lord, secretary; Mrs. William
Mica. of Farmington honour! vice-
Mia. Morgan G. Dulkeiey,
of mflarti’drdnlcechairman; Mr! J
1" Bu
Mina :aroiine' RuutoRees,
1Greenwtch, vice-chairman and Ameri
Miss M Estel-
Ila Spnsue. of Storm, Food Coriao'rvu
ftion and Food i’hduction committee. ' '
;,Mrs. Richard M. Bible", of Farming-
ton, Publicity committee; Dr. Valeria
.‘H. Parker, of Hartford, Health [and .
Dr ' its 6
caniaatton committee;
Root-Utah committee; _
Campbell Mead, of Middletown,: M
, cal committee; Mrs. Arthur Hvlmflfl,
'of Simahury, Man Power andilntbor
drotta. Hartford.
eetings are to be held the hint
Tuesday of each month at the‘ State
Capitol.
Themes-ting voted against the adop- ,
tion‘. of any,unifoim for the active war‘
workers in this state, believing that
such a step Would be unnecessary
extravagant. This motion was in
in‘ response to a letter from theWo-
man' a committee of the Council or
tional Defense, asking far the opinion
of all the 'state committees concerning
the adoption or a standard uniform.
1) The committee on.tlie recruiting of
-student nurses for the Cl\l|.l‘l and
army hospitals of this country teport-
get! that, Although all the enioiimout
cards had not yet been reccited
‘applications have been forwarded to
the surgeon general's office, in Wash -
ington.
i001!
The state quote was
g women This is considered
exceptionally good report, as. in some
Henry L Beauchesne. Dowel! Mass states only five per cent. of the quota
:William H. Bellows. Sacramento, Cal. has been Obtained
”One addition was made to the
ot’
iz—rhe' first
meeting of the Woman's Ditisiou of
l the Connecticut State Council of De
.ot Litchleld, flcqtahair
was
the
S.
aim
of
ed1-
and
ken
Na
40?.
450
all
we ‘
the.
State Defense Council, which is com- 1
of women' a organizations in this at
such as the State Federation of Wo
.men’s Clubs, the Connecticut Congress
to! Mothers. and the Daughters of the
abmerlcan RevolutionI Representatioul
was accorded today to the association 1
for the gdvancemeut of the coloredi
' people.
CONSUMERS’ SUGAR
lpo‘sod or between any. and sixty heads
tile,
GOES TO 11 CENTS
(Continued mm M 0!!)
. ‘3‘. -e‘
"The prices to the consumer in New them the refiner on and after Septem: ‘bac
,Yorlt city after aildiwing
'Of 3‘ mm
. wholesaler and 1000 per 100nm
the retitled" motion-d
" ",t"
as human?“
“lasso
tio
01!
now held sugar distri ution.
j Another silk
stocking bargain.
Once more——a collection of “ir-
regulars” from the man who
makes more, and probably finer,
silk stockings than any other
manufacturer In America.
“Irregulars” are the stockings
which this man’s kccu inspectors
reject as not being quite up to the
mark.
Usually, it is hard for ordinary
eyes to find what caused that re-
jection. Always, one wonders
that so slight a hurt should be
counted so great a fault!
Fur savings
of a half.
Take any one of the rich
coats or small fur pieces in this
September gathering and try to
duplicate it in the market.
It will cost a half more! And
it will be no easy task to dupli-
cate it.
For these furs were bought
long ago and were, made - up
with the care and skill which
. . experts ware able to give them
\. then. Now those same experts
' are working under pressure to
fill orders of late buyers. You
can see, without being told, that
liurricd work of today is not-
tlic equal of utiliiirricd work of
uccks ago.
So there is a double saving
_ at? hand for women who profit
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Yet, because he is so critical; this man’s business
is the wondrous success it is. And his stockings are
known to all women as excelling.
No, we can’t tell you who he is-_—but you can,
guess. Fact, you’ll almost; surely knot" wiicnyou see
/ .
1
’ by the Fur Opportunitv. There the stockings. 5 5 11:.
is the smiiig of iuoncv. And there is the getting of . Those are “ii-regulars” of qhaiitics selling {May ,1 ‘
. better workmanship as well as choice furs. at $1 5010 $2. . a . . ,,. '
Some of tile coats Rich small furs
There are white and bind]: and tan out! bl;lhn
‘ . .
l ;,.
hit
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a I. . .'
. Hudson seal, plain line 18- Inch Gray squirrel capes—q .75 *~
IIIIIuI-I— m 2. so brown and gray dud any number of other beautiful .
Hudson seal, drunk collar and Beaver capes—5 “5
ends..— :21 colors in the collection. - --
nudmn mu. datum model. 3240 Taupe lynx scarfs- $72.30
_Beltod Hudson seal 314mm mat
0
. 2“ . Black Int soul-fo— “I x , . , , 1.:
4 —Smart 381ncll coat of H Skunk moles, tery rich-Juli. so \llClllCl regular pllCC is $150 01 $9375 9310 3 5
mi— 205 01333“ {cady Thursday lllOl‘lllll" ..
Ih§.(‘:'fllnsl—mni~ “'“h bearer “gm Skunk scarf: .888 to $50.50 ‘
twlmmium “llh‘mnlfll mun ,J-neum capes—.2 1’ , , $135 . i"Just fiiis fair avarniiige—Bp Iii-0111p} audio
| t t ,g t
grit-w min... I" . ,, cm.“ alt-suit.- .. antigenic be. disigpointeai". ,. .4... >53, , .. h»,
sum 111W; Black to: at‘rfl— N0 ‘
“collar and cull— m 00 " “’ 3...... ‘ ~1- .-.-. w~~-- - ..- ...u(t.aisie. rem, . .
M with collar cola Brown to: scarf.— m — _. a
.Q‘ , a" P1,,“ rat m 5321' Roster sets, large nut! and cape . ' R, I , ‘ . f l I; -
. -’ mid witha 8-H no Itli shawl collu— - ‘91 in} it I . ' 5‘ .1. I, ‘3» E gt" 3 i '
until-at with nutidn r 3 . . T
Klondike for acts-—
c‘llfl"fllnnlkdibe It‘d— ! :2“ to— ..7 50
. - r coat 0 Imus n Taupe wolf so - W
gmumntra'st or muskraté “Milo “'0" "‘5" “(1 omen ’8 Hell A
I amen co ar an out! ‘ ‘ 181.50 ..
Handsome muslin-at (in-Twill)? ‘ Brown I" scts— . fir!
d-atrtpe border— ”on Brown wolf acto— 897.50
Hudson acAII- mwim‘g 5...,“ mm»... has to as 4 an S 093....
full Iancy coma—1 , . , .. ._ - . ,.
Hudson Seal. rich skunk collar mafimnfls— ‘ “50 to
"a w" ' “u mm“ wo" mulls-n - “0 »‘ Splendid for marmithone’ s new.Autunm suit,“
Hudson seal with large shawl ml;
Tan kid, military or French lice], all laced, some
with wiug tip, some with ClOtll-vtOp-r. $8,
Home textiles,
new in beauty.
To brighten and cheer and lc’ud new air to each;
ixmn of the home, attractive new textiles.
55 Here are art marquiscttcs for example. A bird .
design of remarkable beauty appears upon them.
How they will “fit in”!
Bcdsprca‘ds, curtains, table runners, squares,
Shams, scarfs—for any and all, theft n 0 just delight-
! .
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Main floor, rear.
‘ .5"
Smart shoes
for girls. ‘ ’ '.
ful. Especially, shoes for giownup girls who" require
Blue pink tau 01. uh1tc-- 09,, am 69c yard g a size from 111/2 to Z-and who appreciate tiimncss
. New art cretoniics are 0f_,_Slla(lO\\ effect and very and beauty just as much as does Mother!
delightful. Some are two-toned. Handsome ovcr- ." I Patent leather with atop of white kid efiec‘fivély
drapes they will make. 29;: to 599 yard laced— ‘ cw; L”
5 New suntan madras is of blue rose reen or tan
tints—and will not fade. g 79c yard Patent leather with top 01: rich fawn-toned;-
Extra curtain value! Scrim curtains of fine el°th*- . $5
‘ weave, pretty lace edge and inserting, (j Smooth graceful black‘ calfskin; buttoned style-I
’. .. worth $2. 50 pair— . > ‘--‘_ $3.50 and $4.50
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Third floor. Main 5001'.» his“; 73!
THE HOWLAND DRY__GOODS COMPANY
4.;—
oteight people in New York crossed supply.- but under no one .
ba'vd heretofore been allow-tapioca more than a' thirty days’
D 1-
~ 2 '
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rod to sugar sold or in transit panther; l. . fits Sugar so bought' Ifamii
M y ‘9 will hit resold to the>redners ailioltyfiw
8mm new prices The pmfit so made ed to buy only two pounds at II time,
“will £10 are now hernia to buy on; week's «31$th Rood‘dminiz’turfgion a
“whim“ Shawn-gm a of”; nggu'nd!’ Q of sugar 5‘
jlxiionth or one-half a pound a' “Week plai- stead of:- sugar because
person or ototat or four pounds for iii-iced- Muwmmkw
9.. waste by buying in 1digger quantitieé‘
~_ are are n it
ran as... .. I
imiung the sale
ler to:
gdnaumer t
tan
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