Col-o- mm the truck and Iorganiaationa. m with ma mar
'IS w "w .W" to mom 'n W
“W“ “1”“ “We“! at bodies ,and 2 with 1,191 member!
all “me. his Wer—irlawr
m her ”I [or the being independent units
aake of the emu When the ferry with 123 local branches stands first
WHULthohllhhoadottheulpaa and‘hnatowithiibaoaaad
‘Mw 10 I'OUBIOIII. Ariel! .W—p—u
19ft. ”'88 made to throw blocks under ON THE BOARD OF
the wheels. but ham the winner ”160L111”:
could leap to safety it had plunged ._.._
mm”- . 1 HARTFORD. on. 2.—~Frank 1:.
[W at Station! has heen an
Insured amemherof them Board
1111111701111 commode
0V" aiamuo‘I 0' wictllture to ”he the piece of the .
HARTFORD Oct. 2.—-Fourth Liber late J Henry Blakeman of the same
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Waste of Essay and Duplication
of "or: “acoustically Rupt-
god and Unity IWed.
ty Loan subscriptions in Hartford town, until the third Wednesday i111: , .1
went over the 812. 000,000 mark yer, Janna y. - -WHAT {m 9. l
terday. The nature of the moraines! “ ‘ .
aetiu'ty was the hourly incrahaiu toI dRIVLooK 11m panacea. - m 111E115 ‘
_' ul of the smaller subscriptions at the, . 1- '.
leer y Cottage An addition of 559. -: WiLLfMAN'I‘lC, “0113.. Oct. 2.-Dam. I ..___. I
100 was chalked up on the bulletini age estimated at 840,000. mostly from I I :
board yesterday noon. just as the; smoke and water. resulted from a tire - I
chimed in ChrisAtmohurch tow’g’ ware in the up finer of Greylogk m h." 1: “a!” me cinema :
flaunt; out “ erica." e l yesterday. Mae of the one hundred Ill“
" ’liaas 0:311 Sinister Comauystggaoygoan I guests were injured. A detectiveI : '1” h” ‘ ha I:
noun su ript'ions of 2 , . ,chtmney is thought to have caused the Ni" mm .
Report: from the campaigners at the blue I hlVOC 0“”.
Colt Patent Firearms factory showed. .. “Whn all
e total'011880150 had already been’ " ' ”d“ l - fiflfi‘h
. “cubed by employer. ‘ ‘ - If I H too I'll with 1:2
Of special interest to everybody, f I «I
amplifiers. bond buyers. and others out if."
if any was the arrival of the Soother: . = =
New England war relies train, with '
its load of arms and other war analo- :I "GOMMI W‘ I
rials from the lighting front in France. l I I
~ . Inna-unravellin-
RIDGEFIELD MAN KILLED. ,
. w l l On November 11 the American peo-
Private Seymour Lem Lite in Battle, pie will Itart a one week's drive to.
July 29 raise the taunt unouat of nones'
Word has been received in Ridgetieldl
oi' the death of Private Everett 131inl
maur, son of ex- -Poatmoster Rutus'
Seymour oi' Ridgeileld. He was killed‘
in action in France on July 29.
Private Seymour is the first Ridge
fluid soldier to be killed in battle in
Europe. He was one ofthe best,
known young men in the borough and'
You can have a warm,
healthy, happy, contented
hmily if you put in an
hIai'parents are receiving the empathy ll IflTERflflfIOflAL
o c entire community. ' .
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SPELLACY APPEALS FOR f
WOMAN SUFfRAOE
HARTFORD Oct. 2.—-Unitcd States
District Attorney Thomas J. Speliacy.
Democratic nominee for governor..
yesterday sent the following telegram
to United States Senators OverflmanI
Simmons. Trammclt, Drew, Fletcher,
81th McLean. Bennet and Baird: I
“Not only in justice to the women
of the country. btit to back up the
President in what ho had declared to
be a iiial 11111 measure. l appeal to
you to 1otc for the suflrage amend-
ment." l
STATE CAN MEET '
ALL INDEBTEDNESS
HARTFORD 011 2.—~lleputy State
Treasurer ll. Frank Marsh announced
that-at the. close of the state's fiscal
year. yesterday. the state had sufilcient
funds to pay all its indebtedness, in
eluding bonds.
Easy to~lnstall;
hole in the floor.
crate, only one fire to tend and
no coal or ashes to cart through
the house.
simply cut an:
Easy to ap-
Will keep the cellar cool, and
l! guaranteed for 5 years. Put
in on 60 days trial.
’Sce one here and get the big
lmaamtcut. Onepipc book.
BURY A. BEGILBIN
Plumbing, Heating, Tin-
, 56 Water St. 80. Nor.
‘ Phone 473-3
A identifi-
heater that Ital
fin)", radiating
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, The
;Gorham Company
BECORATORS
111 1111151 STREET
2111.452 East Norwallt
There are two kinds
of Charm — Charm
of personality. and
Charm of dress. One
woman in a thousand
looks well-dressed no
matter what she
wears~but the ap-
“ pearance or the nine
hundred and ninety-
nine depends upon
just one thing—the
proper Selection of ..
Clothes. The name
McCALL upon any
design is the-equiva-
lent of Sterling on Si]-
ver.
McCall Patterns
for OCTOBER
. New 0-8-11:
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ever given outright by any people in
I the history of the world.
I The drive will be a new thins under
l the sun. For the drat time Protea-
1 into. Cathollcs and Jen. mr'cttinx
‘ all their differcnccp. will line up about-
I der to shoulder, welding their individ-
Iual organization. emote to their
I coupon devotion to the boys in the
cantonmeuta and over there. This
amalgamation of the seven great agen-
l cit-a engaged in war work to one at the
line developments which have been
l brought about by the war and under
the wine guidance of President Wilson.
The seven organisations which to
nthcr will make this united appeal
, are the Y. M. C. A.. Y. W. C. A.. Na-
; tional Catholic War Council and K. .
of C... the Jewish “'eltarerBoard. the
War Camp Community Service. the
American Library Association and the
Salvation Army. Each of them will
need funds this Fall : each had planned
a separate campaign for Nippon.
Now. acting on the suggestion of tho
Presidcut‘s letter of September 5, the
seven campaigns will be rolled into
one. The Amcticnu people will be
spared tho burden of seven acpnrute
appeals. and the nation will have an
opportunity to dctuonstrnte splendidly
that mot) and womcn or all crccds at
home can work togcthcr. as men oi‘
ull crcctls over there are fighting and
dying together.
Dr. John it. Mott. whom President
Wilson llltil spokcn 0; ns one of the
nblest and most useful men of his pen-
oration. has been selected Director
Gcncrtil of the (lrivc. It is interesting
to note that Dr. Mott's name was
placed In nomination by John G. Agar
of tho Nutiomil (‘rtlhollc War Council
and seconded by Mortimer L. Sch"! of
the Jewish Welfare Board. The gen-
eral committee having the campaign
In charge contains such well.known
names as Raymond B. b‘osdlck. Chair-
man of the Commission on Training
t‘ump Activities; George W. Perkins,
Chairman of the Finance Committcc
oi the U. S. Steel Corporation; James
l“. Photon of Hornhlower and Weeks;
llouorohle Myron T. Herrick. tormcr
ambassador to France; mevoland H.
Dodge. George Gordon Battle. Mrs.
Henry I’. Davlaori and Frank A. Van-
derlip, president of the National City
Bunk.
in every city. county and town the
campaign will be in charge of the hip
zest men of the community.
Together these seveu.organiaationa
represent a work that is staggering in
its proportions. They have more than
15,000 .unitormed workers. minding
shoulder to.shoulder with the boys ev- .
cry step of the way front home to thej
front line trenches. They oporntcinore 1'
than 9.600 buildinga'and chip 500 tons ;*
oi’ supplies to the boys in France ev— ;-
ery wcck. Fifteen miles of film set
sail for the other side each week un-
der their direction. and the regular ‘
weekly attendances}! soldiers and sail-
ors at theirmotlon picture shows is
more than 2,500,000. The Bibles fur-
nished to the boys since thewnr broke
out would. it piled one on another,
make a .pile more than twenty miles
high.
“Morale," said Napoleon, “is as oth-
.er factors in war as three to one." By
which he meant that one man who is
kept contented and happy is better
than three men who are diaeourued
and lotus-let. It is the bualnaaa of
mas/Madam - 1.- " ’1‘ 1~
.Specials in Fine Bedroom rFumiture this week, Mahogany, ’Oélt.
"Birdaeye, Maple and ivory *Enamel.
Yukon China
sire-1m
It is Japan ’s‘hakuto malte'fine china'for-the
world just now. Wrance antlIEnglaad being on-
gagged in othmpuaenits. Here is this _Yukon
Ghina which is out practical because it is plain
white 111th a single gold linetfor decoration. It
is always rcfincd, always in good taste and the
price is modest.
Meat Platters,
”I” to ‘w-m“.
Dinner Plates
11 11021111311110
Brcakf 21st Plates, $7.50
Soup Plates, $7.50
Tea Plat-es, 3535
Bread and Butter
(covered) ’ '
Vegetable Diihcs,
Plates, 850 (09°21 .40. “a. $13,,
Ccrwl Dishes, “'50 Sauce Boats, moo
Coffee Cups, 1511.25 SugartBowls, ~31.”
Tea Cups, 58.7.5 Cake .Platos, .8150
Basement.
Gentlemen, «this is weather
iortfiwaaters
Many styles to suit masculine taste are now
in stock. The condition of the market in regard
to wools is most uncertain and it would be good
judgment to buy 11hcn you find the color and
stvlo that pleases.
Heavy Knit Sweaters. collars or V-uocks,
111th or without pockets, 1113:,1111111' Oxford and
navy colors, $10.00 and $12.00
Light Weight Worsted. V—ucck. pockets. 0x-
ford, navy and brown, $6.50
Main floor.
Buttons, an all’important accessory
Buttons of correct st ylc and color add a dis-
tinctive and individual touch to 0119's costume.
T110 fall stock has arrivctl 111111 is on dis-
play.
Jet. Buttons 1100111 to be in demand. They are
soon in cvcry size, from a. tiny drop or ball shape
to those as large as 11 11qu dollar. Sonic arc plain
and smooth as vclvct,'otlict;s arc cut. in most of-
fcctivc designs. 25 cts. up.
Colored Novelty Buttons suitable for every
conceivable purpose. ’l‘hcrc are timcs when
the buttons make the strip of the garment
A varied assortment all sizes and sluipcs,
plain colors or combinations of green and black,
guy, white and blt11:k,l1rown, 11111 and black,
and 11111111 Olllt‘l‘s of unique appearance.
35cts. up.
Notion Stockym main floor.
For a Small Kitchen
Wall Dryers. Those are made of hardwood
and very strong. Attached to tlie‘uall they can
be lowercd to hang the clothes and then elei‘tated
to the ceiling, whore the heat of the room dries
them quickly. thu closcrl take 11p small space,
and when open afford a large drying space.
$l.00
Others 3140.55 and 85 cts.
Basement.
The Red Cross Wants
Handkerchiefs
to supply soldiers
The soldier wants preferably khaki, but al-
most anv handkerchief is acceptable.
”medium, afloat—50%|.”
Winning Mold”
? White cotton which is so much indent!!!
for hospital use, 17.10 III S“
wan-mu; fifiwuufi
mama to good candida at plead
moment media-t pried m.
out Mm m and M Id.
Vegetable Dishes, . -1
“10541.50,
Hats, with brims
or without
The only way to divide
the hat question is to come
and see and try on.
So much depends on
face, eyes and hair.
Black, purple, taupe, straight
lit-1111s, shit-red brims, no briins.
Feather Tutbans promise to be
popular. 'l‘licv are trim, chic, and idscinating
with their iridescent feathers.
310.00.116.50 and up. , -
Second floor.
(loud styles,
The Veil, Madame
Put on as it should be there is always 1111
air of 1111'stcry.
The deep vuluiu-c adds much to the style 111111
is really quite a protection to the throat.
Large Meshed Veils, embroidered 1'11 strik-
ing designs.
Chenille dots, circles
urcs 011 nets.
Taupe, purple, navy, black.
and couvcutioual fig-
Mully styles which are exclusive.
Main floor.
Burt's Library of Standard Literature
65 cts.
‘ 'l‘hackcru)‘,
Wilkic Collins.
Juno Austin.
Washington Irving.
'l‘horcau,
Dickens.
Scott,
Coopct‘.
Gcorgc Elliot,
Alexander Dumas,
Charlcs Kingsley,
Kipling.
This docs not mean complete scls by those
authors, but the most popular novels. ’l‘hcrc 11111
also essays and poems. all bound in fi1~xil110 lcuth-
cr, tooled in gilt, good pupcr 111111 good print.
New Fiction
“The Four Horsemen of Apocalypse,” tI-ans- ..
111th from the Spanish of . Vicente Busco
Ibnncz. ' . $1.90
This book has received much notice from leading critics
and book reviews. It is a drama of modern life written
by a great author. It leads up to and describes the first
stage of the great war. The Four Horsemen who pro-
ceed the Great Boast.
“The Home Fires of_ France,"
by Dorothy Canficld. $1.35
“Miss Mink’a Soldier” 21 collection of pleasant
short stories. Alice Hogan Rice. .1
$1.25
"The Island Mystery”
G. A. Birmingham. $1.50
This is a sky-larking comedy of the Kaiser’s iuirigu.
for gasoline once upon a time. . .
"That Which Hath Wings” 1....
Richard Dehan. $1. 50
This is a novel of thc‘day, that ts, oi the war time.
‘ low Boprinta at 55 oh.
“Over the Top" “Q “The Hidden Children”
“M317 Amt." ' “The W”! HIM”
“Bab, mach-dob" a
“'Whanallan’aallan' “de
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