" INSTALLED AFTER
PARADE 0F IDDGES
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ed from the center of the city, {on}
dog on the lover road. The first
pageant was "Uncle Sam" and his aids
,representing both the Army and the
lNavy, mounted and carrying the col—
Ors.
'lllz R. J. Morin. while the part of the
sailor was taken by Aurelia (‘l‘OSsiey
, tidali:llla.m.;6:02 p.1n.
” 'mmnmmo.
Home» of the Asaoclaud Press.
A platoon of police, chief of the fire
department. assistant chief. superin-
to the use for publication of: (invel'ntil's l-‘oot Guard Band, ofilal't-
“fl news dispatches credited to it 01‘ ford. This led a prett'liy decorated
otherwise in this paper and also llllal representing the l'nited States, -
local news published herein. it‘onnectit'ui represented by a wooden
All rights of republication of 5116' nutmeg. and Elkdom by an immense
Ia! atches here‘n are also re- Eik’s head.
I “it” ‘ i After this came the officers of Rock-
vilie Lodge, No. 1359, (‘olt’s Band next
‘!R:E:L*i}
.4
19. This was followed by the Ameri—l
‘ PHONE CALLS can Band, of Willimanlic, with Willi-
’nlantic Lodge. No. 1319. This lodge
Boo — . I
0“ ““9392 was led by the ‘che goat," carrying
0° ' 1388 ,an Elk watohword, to bliow that it
31%.!th Ofllce- ' jiwas a member of the order. This
’a Radiance—2183. swas followed by Killingly Military
mm; Ramona—1492‘. Band. the escorts of Putnam Lodge,
I . ”was. maiden“— Springfield Lodge and Holyoke Lodge.
113-12.
IMPROVED TRANSPORTATION
The report made by tile directors
and managers of the eastern railroads
after a conference ‘with Mr. McAdoO,
,1! the most encouraging piece of
. transportation news that this country
MI had for years.
They announce that the labor
Mac has been met, that the rail-t
ma employees are now working con-
tentedly and with unpreceded efficien-
. a, that motive power and rolling
. liobk have increased to a gratifying
”dune, that including the army traffic
”like roads are hauling 25 per cent
fliers passengers than they ever haul-
vcd before, that they are able at last
1 so cope with tremendous freight hur-
I‘m imposed .lly the war. that they
Wave made preparations for the win-
ter and are not afraid of a repiiitinn
of last winter’s traffic blockade.
So far as the rallrottdaare concern-
“, they say, thercis no danger of n
i " {lei shortage. That depends on the
(”f mines. The roads are in a position to
take care of any business they may hall was pmmy decorated,
L ‘ , he called upon to handle. [‘1 1:33:35); Leggenwasbpwsemed lwm'
' '1‘ ‘ ' i“ all y tl-comni \
malignz‘tpgynpidlist‘IICZ‘lflglilll):ii:l:”d:dpi: agprfllemlnfi the Now London 1.01:2:
. le ling ls iour by so; feet in size and
.“gimdista interested in winning will be used for the altar of the new
,. praise forigovernment operation. lt‘lodge: The flag was presented by a
Is made by practical and responsible EOnllnliéee consisting of Frank Q. pm.
railroad men, upoti whom devolves '" "'1 John M. Mellon, who were
the fulfillment of the promises they
present with a large delegation front
_ New London. The presentation speech
make. The situation they l‘l‘Vf‘ill ll a
triumph, just the same, for federal
“Shipbuilding Naval Band acting as,
escort to New
icarl-icd the fourth watt-llword of the
Order of Elks, with Rockvilie lil'um
Lodge.
The last division was conlpOsed of
ing the members of Woonsocket,
Waterbury, New Britain and Norwich
Lodges, this in turn, followed by nus
tomobiles with the state officials and
grand lodge officers.
The line of march was aS‘follows:
to Elm, up Elm to Prospect, to East
road to Union. to Orchard and coun-
ter march at Orchard.
. From there they assembled in the
and form the lodge. This part of the
program was open to members only.
lltblished on the park between the
Town Hall and the Henry building.
Drayton. Each member was present-
,ed with a badge, cane and banner,
upon the presentation of his creden-
tlals.
The Turn Hall wits secured for the
reception of the visiting brothers. The.
was made by Congressman Richard
J‘. Freeman. in the Town ”all, when
control and no less a triumph for “‘9 Oml-‘PX‘B Were installed.
the railroad organizations through _
‘Vhose loyalty and ability these fine WOULD OBEY WILSON
~ BUT GET NO WORD
results have been attained. ‘ i
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"IMPLACABLY" ‘
Marshall Foch, like all great mend-were being employed than ever be-
II I man of few words. Because he lure. they are not being used to re.
bit” solittlo, his words carry all the
‘mre weight. There is a volume of,
{ginning in his message to the Paris 1m. Macmwsw Union, yesterday “at.
:.flonlclpal :lencll. in reply to its ed that Vtilllam ll. Johnston, presi-
. _' lent of the Intel-n t' 'l \l "
“I. _ ‘ ”mm. 1 . ll lOlltl . tichinlsts
*kot‘ugratulalfons for the Allied . .IUnlon had sent him a message to
7‘ . the effect that President Wilson was
"8 ““The German rush which \mennt‘ed preparing a proclamation addressed
Pll‘lli and Amlens has been bl-oken.,:§a&(l; striking machinists and tool-
, p . x of Bridge art, in which he‘
" 1'0 will continue to pul sue the enemYlm” be ordered topreturn to work.[ 3
Mummy? , Mr. Lavlt said the strikers would
t'l‘hnt is all. The llun invaleIi has obey immediately any order from
n‘stopped. The Hans arebelng dri- the President anti leave with him
%back at last. They will be pup-y the settlement of the differences
_ " softer a review Of the causes which
w “lmpllC'abIY- have led to a strike.
That is precisely the right word. . ARK, N_ J" Sept. 13”,.” mm
fitmeans inexorably, l‘eientleSsly. but‘chmms of Bridgeport need any mm
Jo stronger than either of those terms. from NeWHrk they will get it," (“L
f h mot- clared C. P. Gibson, business agent
Slim!“ '9“ be accept“ as t ° . of District No. 45 of the International
“10¢ the Allies henceforth, indicating Association of Machinists, yesterday.
m stern duty they 0W8 ‘0 themselves . He also announced that the Now-
“ mankind. iark machinists will appeal from the
____.__._____ ,‘award made by the Industrial Re
‘latlons Board of the War and Navy
:‘Oolng out or the beer busineSS on‘ Departments regarding wages {Ind
We. I won't really be much of “,llours of work.
flange for the brewories. They've|
been so starved by lack of fuel and 15 YEARS FOR REFUSAL
“w materials lately that many 0H.
themwlu welcome the death-blow.‘_-Devens Private
‘ "(I turn as hopefully as may be to,
other lines of Work.
(Continued From Page On).
workers.
Samuel Lavit, business agent Oi
..a...
_.
scientloua Obloctor.
AYER, Mass, Sept. 13.—-A sentence
Uncle Sam was represented by
and the soldier's part by lrene Si‘h'llf.
, tendent of fire alarms and captains of
fia Associated Pleas is exclusively1 four t-Ompanl‘es were. foliOwed by the
SENT—fill: TEL-E: in order, heading Hartford Lodge, No. i
| The great band of New London. the _
London Lodge, who 7‘
Corps in the rear, heading NOl-walk ‘1
Bristol Lodge. headed by a brass band.,
followed by the Stafford Band, lead- .
East Main street at head of Market '
Main at Daniels Mill, down Lower
Town Hall to receive the obligations
All ini‘orlllution bureau has been es-
The bureau was in charge of Harry
C. Smith, who was assisted by Arthur ,
place the strikers, btlt as additional ‘
, .
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Tomorrow I The 3 Great
c-ch-29c-490 Sale
‘ History repeats itself, a wise man once said that a good story will bear repeating, it goes without saying the public appreciates a good
, sale, as it was strikingly evident on last Saturday. Againtonlorrow, we repeat this wonderful magic figure sale.
' iievable. The time is ripe for laying in all you can for next season. '
COME EARLY-BUY EARLY
The prices are almost unbe-
v”
PALM OLIVE SOAP
9c
' QUALITY VIOLET TAL-
CUM POWDER
9c
Value 15c
. for
0. N. T. DARNING COT- ‘
TON
Black, white and value to
each Three. spools
.................. 9c
LINGERIE TAPE
“'33:; ‘33: :31" I"? . . .. » 90
OCEAN PEARL TRIM--
MING BUTTONS
Value 12c
fOr
....................
tan;
"1?." 3.2.“: ...... in... So
PEARL BEADED HAT
PINS
"“231“ .‘.“.°..i".‘.': ....... a... 9i:
CURLINIT IRONS
viii." .35.“: ................ . 9t:
INVISIBLE—NAIR PINS
"We 23.5.“?3‘57' ........ . 96
LADIES’ WHITE EM:
BROIDERED COLLARS
Vi??‘.f’.”..‘f’f§’?' ........... 19c
PRINTED-DRESS
VOILES
”€03“??? ........ "y... 19o
FRENCHEINGHAMS
“°:.:*‘.'i'ffi...t ..... 19c.
BEACfiLOTH
Plain colors. The final
good bye price .. yard 19¢
ANE’SLINEN WRIT-
CR ING PAPER
- 490
at..... ..... . ..... ...
Full size. blankets
BLANKETS
‘3 A‘thousand pairs go on sale tomorrow. It's
a real saving snap that will make you forget
OBE SUPERIOR \’ the cold snap when it arrives as it surely will.
T .
0 Y Remember the old saying: the antics of preven-
c'a'med t° 3° 0°". ‘1 tionis better than the pound of cure. - ..
1.000 yards of the
BEST AMERICAN
PRINTS
Value 25c yard.
at .................
WOMEN’S—COTTON
HOSE
. .. . 19c
Fast black, reinforced;
l YARD BELT'ING
value 25 cents, for
Black and White
2 spools
O. N. T. SEWING COT-
' TON
1 (‘ard Snap
DRESS FASTENERS
"131??? ...... ;~. .......... .19c
ORESOENTAND MOIRE
SILK RIBBONS
Sin inches wide. good selectibn of
colors; value 39c yard
for .............. . . yardage
zoo BUREAU SCARFS‘
White and com. fancy henlstitch-
ed borders. i gen
for each. {Wit-1‘ .
27o YARDS-OF WHITE
FANCY COTTON
GOODS
For waistlnx. were priced up to
49c. yard. Tomorrow as 19c
as long as the lot lasts
ROGERS AND GALLET
RICE POWDER
“'32.? .‘T’Tf‘.7‘.°.“.’f‘.,‘."?‘.".‘f t..29c
1.000 Yards of ‘
FANCY OUTING FLAN-
NELS
\ lI’IOUI'Q .33., ............ yardzsc
1.000 Yards of the Best
GENUINE FRUIT OF
THE LOOM MUSLIN
Yard wide. value 3’ .
for ......... at. yardage
(Limited Quantity)
f COLORED—BEACH
' CLOTH _
T’ioiiii’é‘iefifif‘lfllfi 29c
GOODLUCKFRUITJAR
RINGS ,
29::
Four dozen
for ................. .
TWO BK; TOWEL BAR-
GAINS
Th 35. u lit'
:3. .?.T‘..“.,..’ ........ . 290
The 500 quality 39
each , c
for ..............
We have about 40 down in both
lots come early if you want your
portion
EXTRA SPECIAL YARD
WIDE PERCALE
Over 100 styles all new 290
regular tile for ........
THE FAMOUS STURDY
CRASH TOWELING
Worth 35c yard. tomnlorrow
4 yards for ......... . 590
‘BLACK A—N—D WHITE
SHEPHERD CHECKS
46 inches wide. Value 396
65c for ......... yard
5 yards only to one customer
YARD WIDE GRAY
VOILES
39c
Best quality, discontinued
white; value 85c.
380 YARDS OF COLOR-
ED DRESS LINENS
Worth up to $1.50 yard.
for .............. yard
These are as scarce as hens'
tooth. should go like hot cakes.
come early.
Two GATIBN GAL-
VANIZED IRON OIL
-. CANS
“$17.5“: ............ 59c
COLORETPOPLINS
Yard wide. all colors.
Worth 85c yard, yard 59‘
for ..............
This is the lowest price ever
quoted.
75 DOEN
WHITE TU RKISH TOW-
ELS
Tomorrow 4
for
Great Corset Sale
TWO BIG STAR BARGAINS
Not seconds or doubtful styles—tile new
cat andliesi anchS
$1.50 and $1.75 Corsets
Inf-ll flycr for this magic figure sale I.»
All Sizes, two distinct models. Just ,
$2.50 Corsets ‘
‘
One of the best makes to be found anywhere.
\‘ou save on every pair you buy 909‘$1 49
.. . . . . a
$l.(lti, Our price, pair ..
$2.49
99c
tron-its
Petticoats
THE BIGGEST SALE OF
Slims A AND Pillow CASES
IN THE HISTORY OF OUR STORE
Thousands of high grade sheets, for single, medium
full Size beds, at less than factory prices.
We can get much more for them later. but‘ We give you
'tllc benefit of our early and large quantity buying. Tnkc ad-
. vantage of this great money-saving Opportunity.
A wonderful, array of dainty phillipine,
, Hand EmbrOldered
Underwear
i'lliqllc, artistic styles, with exquisite and
novel clllbroidcry.
lighted with tlw freshness and beauty Of the
garments, accurate fit and good materials.
Every woman will be tic-
$3.98 t" $8.98
Envelope chemise $3.98 to $7.98
$3.98 ‘° $6.98
and
p 480‘ YARDS—OF til-INCH
it’s What You Save
mar comm
'~ Saving doesn't mean buying an Inferior I
article at a less price, but it means spending
money wisely so that you obtain the greatest ;
value for your money. These
NEW FAN-l SUITS
that we are featuring tomorrow means a that
PURE LINEN SUITING _
Extra heavy. 30
worth $1.00 yard,
for . ...............
inches wide; 8
“"1390 g
THREE RIG—LEADERS.
IN WHITE VOILES '
At less than wholesale
‘52:? 39c, 49c 59c
WIRE CANNING RACK ,
l-‘lt any size boiler and hold 8 qt.
jars. 81.00 value 696
for ..................
1-2 QT. STEEL GRAY
ENAMEL DOUBLE
BOILERS
85c value
{or ................. . 69¢
RUBY GLOSS FURNI-
TURE POLISH
1i:f’?.‘7'.'.°:.‘.‘;9f’.T'T‘Tf‘? 690 I
LININESATINS
Turkish Towels
Worth up to $2.00 99°
for ............. yard
THE FAMOUS IDEAL
FRUIT JARS
"“55“..‘J‘.§’.‘.‘L".‘.‘.“.“i‘33.?" 9‘30
WOMEN’S SILK ‘
GLOVES
Double tipped fingers, black and
l.‘:“f‘.?'f‘.".‘?.“.°.‘ ...... ”.590
TERRY TWO-TONE "
BATH TOWELS
Size 24x40 inches, with fringe. in ‘
all colors; value $1.00
for ’
TABLE DAMASK
In remnants 2 and 2 1-2 yard
lengths, value 89c yard, .
for ................ yardssc
WOMEN’S SILK BOOT
HOSE
Black and white; value j.
79C, for ............ pairesc
“3.3mm ' .."
,of fifteen years at hard labor at Fort ' , . ‘ . . p
d 20 are "mere Jay, N. Y., and dishonorable dls- . Gray, White and tan, pair . .. 81 X 90 UNBLEACHED 90 X gfigég‘ISQEER SMVi’lE- A Ipondid 1mm of 1110 W
804”” 0t 18' 19 an charge from the Army has been im- é , SHEETS ‘
”s.” uethey? We‘ltng" W““‘iposed by a court martial upon Jos— Fancy P‘ai‘I blankets $3 49 Value use , . value $3.00.. . ante-themed models for women andmtms.
M03 was a major and veteran be- eph H. Quinn. of Boston, a private in ,' Full size, pair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. I at .. ......... . 51‘“ at ................ . I $12.95 $14 95 $19.“ , m ,
.119 was 20. The Duke of Welling-‘the Depot Brigade at Camp Devefls, ~ _ . -- . ..__ , . , m _ ‘
‘ an ensign in the British navy. for refusflglo 0%? an 0‘36; gain; 2::1 , 'iwill plaid blankets_ _ t $4.98 81 90 HARVARD 90. x 108 P19ng . .. a- ,__I .
“330‘?“ was “ “wt“.m“ Eggfllrvgd be; the fulfill advocate gen- [ Ema heavy Anmmmn mm “re . ‘ ' - x SHEETS . Value 33.26. 7 ' D Off - ‘
'5 ll eral at Washington. 4 ‘5 Beacon blankets for bath l‘ObCS and dressing 2 00 ‘ at _ ..... . _ _ . . . ‘ . ' $2. 9 ress em
‘ ____.___._..————.—-- Quinn claimed to be a conscien- ‘ U ow“ awitlkg'u‘dlc and tasscls Values . . ”us1i694 , . _ ES .‘
..m is sending by W tlous objector, but was able to pro- g y ,l at 63 3190‘ WI mom SMART SATIN DRESS _-
n' ~ . ' ’i duco no proof that he was a member t to match. . . . . . ..... . . . . . . . .. . o __ _ , . . . l .‘ l It almost unlimited “we. ‘
a meanness additional cal-J of any recognized ”at opposing war. ' , 3 _ . 81X 90 FRUIT OF THE “I“ '0 . . 91.: drop sy reveal s a ,. . .
cases. And that is no cau5°,He refused to shoulder a rifle‘ and . Plaid blanket-s. Block design,» $5 98 M . t it 0 .. 3‘ n “on 1 ‘
m .. .. mm - .. w" 3189 """ —— " $14.50 w $25.00“
édmmoat orwhom will be. his t e rs case 0 s n a f . \ [a ne . . .. ....... . 4 y , .
-~...ed*ueio're their names-get lntoi Camp Difm- . zfifivfdagfiietws‘ash as often as you $5 9 8 ‘1 at .......... U 54 x 90 WNW _ TAFFETA , ERESSES‘ _ it ~ ,; .
I GERMAN" COMPANY “NED ‘ '.ll without afiecting the colors 0 o ' SIXWWHITWRN' . Value 31.75. . , New and sty lab I ind . ., .
VIEW} = m {muofa-lgoanomo. fl" 3 at . . SHEETS at ......... a at ‘ _ .,
‘ireturu'home after the but - - ' to pt. a— maples 5 Afine‘dis'play . . . , . , _ .4 1‘ .
W" “‘° "““ °' °“"""‘"' 2i muscular Ramp“; aim Hold am. “:33“. .‘t‘f‘. “”5197 .45 x, as Prism CASES ; “wardrfifl 8'°$22.59 .
WW"- And that mu"Ungluedwithhoarding’Ivotona'ofmau1 Exquisite colors, attractive ‘1““1' $7 98 . . 8 —-———--A - i , ,' ' 3*. 453.- 496 an no \ . .
’ Wk "ml“ mum. a’aooo. Ito rat's the drew rice pair........ , ._ . , , , KW” , , . . . WIMEYDRESSES ,
gar,wasttne 3. he a i ty an _ P h 199W .,. ”St-2 G‘ l ..
' ' ' ' " ‘ ““9“" “ mam arimdm'fi ' . saunas ' ‘5“ , .‘9‘ ' trimmed lemma “"9!"
a ‘ . H" 9 :‘ sz‘l ‘t ..V .‘ W ‘ ’y ‘
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