Evening sentinel, Wednesday, November 13, 1918 · page 2

 

 

 

hit“ be was question out presented a report on the condition
W Nudge Ind leg the sidewalks about the city. This

. thin meal that“ of fill an unusually lengthy MW
solos «autu- lire eon-i report. and it was declared. by in. iii-

” m3, momma-a; nor, to be unimportant, and he stated
. m or tbo‘clty, Mi that he was preparing a more oullliae

‘ We go tar moorland shorter one, which he unid- pro

. At the last‘seot, in the near induce, old the road-
mallet-admins flux at the document was dispersed

“um I committee to in- with. ‘
m.” matter. but is [IIOIIiII- i Councilman Volli reported progress

toss-um it mutated that in connection with theatre-ion or an-

4§I Will! been formed to the'stallingsdredumhoxaearthecro-
new. This-wuentirelyifut a tempo history, on Voter all
m to uni. be stated. and wu‘ Tones streets. He stated that no bad

to contend with an. m Mind;

i been requested to W no action until,

. line Minuet-d tram annular.
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‘ Councilman Albert '1'. ‘Idldildge was,
veered. Mirn- "given the mall said (but in the-lo-E
started “Wills. Whlch cs1 paper and in s Bridxeport paper,
tins- had all meant“ that,
Whom-understand ire lion iieid “our cm “was",
.. new with other members or the out“.
' ”Mo was that. the oily He denied this emphatically ind stat"
W and lemony clown ed 1t wonotnio. l
.. m did 00‘ bill-“09 and 110 trill 501‘, Mayor Donovan called his attention,
" «inseam taken to see it they lured- to certain past happenings, when the
Why the! did not balance. why the ‘ch‘tm‘estlou‘wu Wale Consult;
mounts '610 not rixht. Ind why no and when Mr. Murphy had been chosen;
mud been man. were the to amend Dr. Robert 1!. Wolfe as
“V” the midi-‘00. I“. '01- head at the Council. ‘
W much tarmac ms done. no 583- in mwe‘r to this, Mr. Eldridge ask-i
, m answer could M elven. ed each member or the Council, per- 4
Wm lflmlon came in My. 1! My m "01' um ”um“ ,
HM «baton-oh. ”is or tibuln the wired “alar- enamosr"
. Multitude th0~m~ t methods. end they all amend in the
the WI WM hid been the negulvg
”0 ‘0' m “I“ “‘4‘“ “9"" Charges Brought Ajllllot Flu Captaln'
W he‘mrther'cflld u n.‘ ' ‘
M How did not whim Councilman Valhiho-iatho commit-
bisfiluioa M09011!- tee on tire, was given he floor. and he
It was brought out that City Clerk aired the internal, complications of thel
3"!" 9-..WW” 110‘ ”53’0”" fire department and related art incl-
hie, Old ltd-WM by the city 8,1111- dont which occurred during Monday's
if to keen such W 38 the treasurer, celebration. The trouble was between
N! h“ to “9 In 311ml“ ”99“.,” Chief Bogudua. bend of the entire do-
the mayor. and his report for lire-sat 3&1!!er Joseph rt. uracil. uni

‘ in; the . . Volunteer organisstion. and arose over
= mi ”1' WW m’" use question so towbethar- or not one
on Indian! die'recelved thumb or the remnant man should stay on i
slaw titanium have the door and his truck or walk with the volunteers.
m that. the reports oi the .citl' or the department.
, WWW mailed by him I!!! s ~ .Wlen the parade was brainstormed.
W Hmumw'uld thot it 'Moluky’el‘utnooo. the permanent Ire-i
* was unduly-bandit the hooks. but 1... was at theappointod piano. on his
not to infirm. and that the CW Wuck, and was ordered. by Captain?
Council abould determine who is to .I‘yden, in get down and go with the,
eel-lily landlaudit Clerk Robertson's «lumen. The man was compelled?
‘aooka. mountains» Mr. Bodvell. the to do this. but when Chief Bogsrdusi
I Clarence-indie totals. on thetwo ’6' appeared, be lodged a complaint..end‘
w. wore-due to item 0! “all“ was told by the chief to resume lilol
Nili‘wllch WM!) on the treuurer'a N. piece on his truck. . 1
port. but when the city clerk's. Captain Layilen then appeared and.
After considernblo more loudly 1w upbrnided Chief Bonrdul lor issuing
; 0'! 4-1115 0069“”. it I“ 59' commands contrary to his, and wanted
., . cided to let it. lay at not until Friday ,0 know by what authority he did so,
' «shins ,when-lt wouldboialten “P 3‘ when the company "9.8 under his
' b0 INN 309”“ WW“ “l“ ”31‘3'4- (Laydott's) command. A hot argument
‘ NUMOPWI Communlcatlona- followed. but. for the sake of appear-
Clerk it the City Court LOWS 3- am. it was dropped for the moment.
Boers onnounoed that the orders iii-gm u“, department entered the m.
_ “any.“ for the month of October rule. \ _
Mm to 0111.78 and his r9130" Phoenix Moll Ordered Not to no Out.
was placed on file- » Later that limit it is claimed (lup-
"1 mnmunlcatlou “0‘“ ”’9 3.9mm Lain lisydell and u low of his cronies
Mo'- musloners W“ received, gathered lit the tire station and. as a
M ““10““: result of their conbuliation. a placard
', " “W0 Wild “1“ your ““00““ to was tacked to the door or the engine
mastersrztoncernlng WWW“! 01“” house. notifying the members that
1 Fund of Education and the South Nor- they were forbidden to answer any
“km” “him“. “‘9 “‘"l‘l‘ hm” more alums until further orders, to

 

,7 M M8 dilll’lci having about 90. comm“ Alkcd to Drop Liydell.
ll?" 0001-.“ “5 properties. ' . Chief Bogurlluil was asked to explain
”III!” the selectuteu "Pm “Womb mailers, and he stated that the volun-
- ed by thellonrd 01’ Elllli‘flum ‘0 “l" iccr mpiuin was breeding discontent
glue the nrious school sl‘omrllesi and disorder in the entire depar’ilnent.
- rm”!!! 3‘3th building "“3 “l” and he favored that the man be remov-
WNJ 875.000;ll.incoln ul “1300- cd from office and charges brought
Neither otilheee buildings are properly Mung, Mm. puma“, Lsyden. he
MM- ’TNHWD '5 insured for 346,- claimed. as the head of a volunteer
000 add is short 0f "1‘13"” 339-000» organicalion. had no right to dictate
Ill! “015.000 below the rennin-d 80 to the permanent melt.
per cent. clause. .The Lincoln school Councilman you, stated that lie
is insured for 327.000. 814.000 below thought it mm for the best that the
3 won. “(1 35-300 below "19 "Null" man be dropped. and that. if the com-
00.301”? :30!“- CIWSE- , puny saw tit and proper to follow
, 'ch DIM!!!“ are getting very their captain, he asked the Council to
much "It 0' “593‘”. [135‘ 393“ 1917' take the necessary action to safeguard
1.18, 33er W “WWW ior ""5 “I" the interests or the department andtlle
‘ loop of all the schools in the city. with city. .
. a valuation of about $600,000. Only The question was argued It some
”1.00 is appropriated {01' "1‘5 3'9“. length until finally it recess was de-
munflhsthe dsmfixe caused by clsred while Mr. Vour, the committee
D'Whl‘ winter. _The “In" 0‘3 the on line. and Corporation Counsel Qilln-
"M 9‘ ““0 “3‘11“ ‘3 8"“ “5 llm held a consultation as to what
$150,000; for buildings, 3134.000, and would be the best course.
M We “5.700 Upon their return. the following res-
”‘l‘he Board of Education claims that olution was pl‘bsented “and”:
not'enouglitmoney has been appronrl- g ‘ 0" 'i'lmi ml onmrl‘ntnt n! the
«with ,uoj m $330381: $3: committee on fire, spinal Joseph Rd
. , i . . Lsyden. ,ior malfeasance in oilice an
“39:3 “1° 399°“ M8 dl“ conduct. unbecoming s Member or the
dinoanmisaipnera “91 it. ‘3 “1' fire department; more particularly, for
. 00 call your attention to “10 issuing orders. without authority, to
_ snow: that .you'lfdvlse Him questing the phoenix Engine Company
Will! “(0803"! {Wine parties in not to attend any aluminum“ further
mt." . . notice: it hearing on said charges be
who the.ng oi’ this, it wa- held, by ,the‘uayor and Common Coun~
referred“ to the corporation 0009891: oil. on Friday evening. November 16.
m I; minim. J at 8 o'clocknnd that a notice of the
at petition. signed by Mrs-‘ W. 3- said hearing be gmnlo the said Joi-
‘ . will (our Others. Of ‘Smt eph H. Lilydcn, by serving a true copy
”Wipmsonled, whereby rm ol‘ the notice and resolution on said
marshals Councilorder the city myden. attested by the city clerk. on
engineer to lay out and mark the_ or before Wednesday. November 13th.
streetllno and curb. from Golden Hill 1918. ‘

him M and that a further 01" Council Has Power-Over bepdrtma‘nt.

"milieu. gimmim areal-
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rau- wu toothy Mayor Domvoddnrv ,talnof the Phoenix Engine Company. I. '

' mm“ ‘3 “‘3‘va with t“ 390‘ he received from their captain. l

5"th “‘9 0'59“ ‘0 “h! ' . Before the passage or tho‘shove ten “will ,
Wilson the lines no marked by olutiot‘i, it was explained, by Corpor'I. ntoly to "us soon as the allies. taking.
internal imitation of,
shell decide that the;
Territories!

, This PMflWl-m‘llon‘Counsel Quinlan. that the City ‘lntn account the
" Gounod was invested with the power,' these territories. ..
"by the clutter. to lmnnixe'or dim, “we '0? this “‘3 cane. ,
”I. llrtbe Court or Common hand my or the volunteer depart- whleh beloncad to Anstrlvllungsryl
It moron. was served on mute, an at which were tinder the brim "It!” N9 W ‘0 “in"!
M 0! Attorney Willi- A-- command at thcehlot or isn‘t-om. de-

 

Who-Wants a New Hat?

. “'fipooiddiaplsy,aadhats:popuhrprico-
. A very tempting group which embraces msnyoriginal designs all por-
trayed invery‘ilnesi: quality" of material. Fine examples from Knox, Rubin
and Vogue included ’ Those hats have been gathered from the big milli-
nery artoliot‘s and are representative of the best work. '

ohms Kati of
flowers. .

Feather Turbine, pheasant, litiCkle‘al'ld beautiful wings. ,
Eccentric Brimmod lists on which outspreild wings of lovely

form the brims.

Velour Outing

satin or velvet with ostrich, hackle, vulture or French

 

coloring

Hots inifssbionnblc shades.

,Tllc‘ assemblage his so varied that styles may be soil-«rind to match or
"onllfille with suits and dresses. '

Oil SaloiTucsday morning

- - $9.50

\ Much under regular price

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Eldridge moved the adoptionof the
resolution. -
Chief llogltidus was salted, by Dr.
Moors. if the appointment 0! three
men would clout up the present tangle
in the adults of the department.
Clue! Bacillus answered in the li
llmbtljl‘lrib'clintuit Murphy was given the
door and. as this Was a question
which would tequil-

 

gyncndgg. w this, and the motion

Wiper-moot Facing Tlro Shortage.

Mr.‘ 011 told the Council of s cod“, be ndmiiilitered by the local trout! 0‘ , nunciaticn" instead of “abandonment"

municst n he had received {min the

int thatl . .
Barker trunk 0009‘” “(“ng 1‘ iltoritles under the control 0! lhe or- lli-esi idlovsk and of supplemental”
allerwthe 16th oi the me ill they would ‘ In,” of (kTflDfllan-u ' l

to furnish'h with certain
rmigblii’oh are used on two at the fire
trucks. He asked the Council tor per-
mission to purchase the needed tires,
the cost of which wouldbe about $200.
Councilman Moore , moved that. the
wishes of Mr. Volk be granted and he
be given permission was adopted. -
The motion for sdlournment until

,l‘ridsv evening were then made and

passed.

GERMXNY nosss

 

ENTIREFLEET or i

e . . SUBMA‘RINES

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.thougli soveral— besides that touching
submarines make the terms more
drastic than before. _

instead of 50.000 railroad cars to be
surrendered in evacuated territory the
number iii 150.000. 0n the other hand,
the number of machine guns to be de-
livered by the German;
from 30,000 to 25.000: the German
troops in East Africa are permitted to
evacuate. instead of being required to
surrender; provleion is made for con-
elderlng‘tood beads in Germany in the
taking or m srottl‘anflcrtatlonmnd
a specific re .Nncerto mercilulstion

added. ‘
' Evacuation of Russia.

which must 0 mad.
“another mod

“Ch discussion, cry to the United States and the al-~
he moved that it be 9W3“ °“ the ‘3'; lies of all (it Germany's aubinarincg.
me until the special “'09“ 8- 0" F ‘; instead or the trio specified in the
0 other member“ '9'“ original draft or the armistice.

is reduced 1

or repatriation of German prisoners: ' . ‘ r . t , -. ~
°* .. ............. ..... - Bugged 0st Women

3 ln responsé to the German tear or, .' , ‘ i l, . > _ . ‘ , _ ‘
.wal-chy in- occupied ,. Russian prov-‘3 m is . . . . . e“ . ’
.lnces idler evacuation. the time Ml . > ' ,, .

tion is .chsnged from immedi-,

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rulers and Col. [louse in his hands! To assure the‘ execution of the arm-I
since a week aim yesterday. when l‘sticc convention “under- the but can.
they were ('lllllt‘tl upon their (sample dltlons the principle or a permanent
lion. lie pl‘l‘pal'vdy his address. in. international Inuiatioc connotation is
eluding diu- terms. and read it. to con. admitted.” This mauniulon will “act
dress

 

Interment at Vocals. ‘

headquarters. l
' An amendment to the naval clause:

Th'o New Tel-ma. .

Tlic limrndmflllfi “WW" “‘9 ““1"" to be interned shall be ready to leave'

,Gt‘l'lllilll ports within hem ‘dIYll oi,
ithu signing of the armistice. Dirac-i
lilons for the tense (to either neu—
l l‘lll ports or times of the allied coun-

Aaolhvr amendment amines thhl‘ rlea who designated) will be given'
"the countries on the left blink of the! by wirflpaa. .
i Rhino erucuated by the Germans shall! Other amendments include: "Re-

I occupation, instead of by the local our of the treaties of Bucharest and

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l treaties.
l instead of the immediate withdraw-i Evacuation by all German iorces op
:al at German troops item Russia. BS‘ l‘l‘llllnR East. Arriml within it period to
lori‘inolly provided. the amendedi be fixed or lite allies instead ol willi-
} terms specify tllllt thay HM" be With-i in one month.
idravm its noon its the allies, taking: (lemon troops are required to
,inlo consideration the internal situn-ywithdrnw 'lmmedlittcly from Austrliri
illon'of~ these territories (or annals) Hungary as well its from l’tultlsnlaa
shall decide that the lime for this has , and Turkey.
.." . . Evacuation by the enemy or the
Reduction is made in the amount of Rhine lands (left and right bank)
certain military equipment to be do shall be an ordered as to be com.
;livered by the (her-mane to the asso- plated within thirty-one days lnall ab.
lchited Rovernments. including 25.000 ter the etching or the armistice in-
instead oi 30,000 machine guns. and, stead of nineteen days. .
1,700 airplanes instead of 2,000. g -
Yield More Railway 0m. ‘.
The number obrallwnycsra to he:
delivered, however, is inchased llll‘ee‘ The New Haven road has received
loin—mini 50.000 to 150.000. ll. is 050.000.1300 mun the Government in
against the. delivery of thin mount of the lost seven months. This money
rolling atockibat Dr. Sell. the Ger- was used tomcat out-rem emuaessnd
man ioreign secretary, has protested corporate needs. it bought new en-
to President Wilson, asserting that since and freight cars. it was part of

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MILLIONS FOR RAILROAD.

 

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the distribution «loud in Germany 8421550598 advanced to railroads of,

to the civil populotinn will be greatly the Nation during 1918.
hempercd. , ‘ ,
Another amendment provides that REPATRIATlNo ALLIED PRISON. ‘;
“the. allies and the United states _ , IRS. '
should give consideration to the pro , PARIS, Nov. 13 (Hussy—Holland
vlsloning ot Germany during the If!“ he consented to carry on the work or
stice to the extent recognized as into repatriatlng Allied prisoners of war
essay." now held in Germany. ,

 

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If all, the tiredmvorworkedmiowh womcnin "
this community with! realize howoor delicious

Vinol,1\;1:‘ich deofihins- Bcdpand Cod Liver Pep» -
tonne, . an . ugliness ' andGlyoe ‘
was we: alarm may
to «rich-the blood and «do W M.
we mile? health to supply them

 
 
 

' from whole poll‘s.

before lisrshal Foch reported under the authority or the allied “11.3
thr- the document its actually signed at his; ltsry and nsvll commanders-inchiei."l

provider that all vessels designated! ‘

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Bags bound inpatient leather, all colors.

 

 

 

Fashions in Furs

First lltfi‘dcd are the Scarves for the shell]-
ders, lillll smili- oi the lmmlsnincst are made up

Lynx, Black and Taupe Fox, Cross Fox,

balloon end led to:

Beautiful s currents of deep, rich and per-
fect fur, carcfu y selected and made up during
the early summer, therefore they are more
moderate] y prided than if made up now.

‘Flll‘ Poaiecs in Beaver, Ocelot, Nllll'lll' mid
Muskrat, some with Seal collars and l-uil's.

Very jaunty, stylish models.

Velutina for Gowns

As warm as wool and be- -‘ '
sides it is a queettly fabric
closely related to velvet. It is
in the family and quite as
beautiful as silk velvet. Be-
cause it drapes and falls in
most graceful folds it requires ,
no trimming other than a few handsome buttons.
or n bit of fur. ' ' .

Second floor.

 

Velutina, black and colors,soft in finish with '

high luster, very desirable for suits, skirts and
coats. Navy, taupe, myrtle green, grey, spat-k
blue, plum color and black. ‘

36 and 44 inches wide, $3.00 and $5.00 a. yard“ _
Colored Velveteen of extra good value, for
skirts, suits and coats, gray, caster, rcscda, navy.

while and black. ' .
. , . ,24 inchqswids. 3150's yard.

‘ Regular price for this’$2.00.

Cheney Silks"

Display of beautiful colot'ings and designs
for linings, fancy work, bags,
draperies, shades, ctc.

Third fluol'.

’i‘liird floor.

Fancy China, very special

- Wore Now
Cake Set, $1.75 and $3.00 $1.10 and $1.75
Broth Bowls, $1.00 .. 55 cts.
Flower Vases, $2.50 $1.50 .
Salad Bowls, $3.50 $2.25
A. D. Coffee Set, $7.25 $4.75
Fruit Bowls, 98 cts. 55 etc.
Baby Plates, 1.3 mid 35 cts. 10 and 20 cts.
Olive Trays, :35 cts. 22 etc.
Remekiilsi 25 cts. 15 cts.
“Good Night” Sci, $1.50 $2.25
Muffin Dish, $1.75 85 cts.
Bouillon Cups, '75 cts. 40 etc.
'Syrup Cups, 50 cts. 25 cts.
Sandwich Platc, - - .30 cts. 18 cts.
Bags for the little bid

the same style all her mot sr’s

Soft ‘Tsfietas trimmedwitli a Shirred rutjflc, dainty color—
ings to combine with dressy coats. Nile ‘ eni’old rose. ‘
light blue, and apricot. Fitted with hanging mirror and
change purse. 1 $1.00 and $1.50
Velvet, Corduroy and Leather Bags, pouch shape, some
with hanging silk ball, l'mcd with pretty silks, fitted .with
mirror and small purse. Bright red, tan,*browu andobluc.

. . , $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00.

50 cts.

It

Again. the Useful Glit
. hole of lace trimmed, near linen scarves.
‘i‘ Setof 3 scarves in 8 lengtheun assortment

of genome. Market pricefor these $1.25 to $1.75
see . . »
We shall sell themat $1.00 each if the set. is ,
token. Seguately they will be sold at $1.00.
$1.25 and 1.50 each. ‘ ‘ '
' I I WIN)! Pilot Lace Dollies, round.
oval or oblong. Regular price for these 29 to
35 m. . .

loll! ill lots ofsix, $1.20

been-fibwltll“lmla”m
or: , fly I. . . “to“

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