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m m’ WAR EXPENSE
(Continued From First P810)
m W‘MA to appear below the committee first.
”“5.“ 7” He mm billio 123;... ‘53”
“7. ll 8 6 u.
I“ mm WE Imminent “,5me 5, Cam
will be laid before the Secretary on
rum. and the éommtttee will force
down to the lowest point the amounts
or the appropriations and authoriz-
ations already granted.
The committee will remain con-
atnntly at work. going into the naval
t appropriations and the enormous
‘ amounts airendy given for the their
and and one war activities or the
J h D is government, to learn the minimum
058].) av these agent-lea will require. The com-
' mittee in the end will repeal the
l a WM m authorizations in a. great omnibus
bill.
mm ”W Hope for Wilson Statement
-~w
nu roots in on
rerun
The work of the committee will be
rushed. Congressional leaders have a‘
v faint hope that the President, in his
coming message to Congress may?
»give some sort of an outline of u}
retrenchment policy to be followed,
but they have had nothing from the
White House yet to indicate it. -
Chairman Sherley of the Appropria-f
Mmemtheualdr L .H 1 d
- . ions tommt ee sent, otters to ay to
f‘m of “1° ho” Who m m a“ the heads of every executive depart-
service I“ ft! from home. ment and every bureau. commission
W them up Oh Ohfistmei and board which has rcened it single.“
m dollar of government money for warm
’ “MI W of cheerful— purposes and advised oath of the in;
no“. You'll find our Greeting tention of the committee and of t‘on-
Gard: especially sppropriate.
mess to cut off every dollar that could
Fred H. Ponty
be saved. The letter advised these de;
pertinent and commission heads of the,
hearings to be started next Monday,
warning them that a strict accounting
31 North lam amt possible penny that ran bu snvod is to
Palace Theatre Building he demanded. ;
801! om": 2 President Wilson, it is uuderstoml.’
th. N Conn. has been advised of the front» of mind
.. m- .__. -3 of Congress and is not out of sym-
" pathy with it. it is understood that
O . .w- Shem-y Went overthosituatlon
' with him in some detail and demon-
‘ strnted to the President that some.
t waste must be supplied in short or—
' tier. '
Four weeks from ttulay will bl
Christmas.
means oi dummlng the ommomh-
cuta Were on Future Work
Mr. Sherley and his Appropriations,
Committee associates have not been.
satisfied With the talk of cuts mudu'
i}. Know, of East Not-walk. is uhlo by . the War and Navy Departments.
to In out after a few (1,1va altar-k of in almost ‘every instance, they pointed
the CD out. it. is luturo cont roots on which no
' money has been expended and no
, work done. which have been called off.
5“" “II? E Peyton. ot‘ the Soul it is to stop the daily throwing away .
well Piano 00.. is ill at her home in of enormous some on existing war‘
West avenue, contracts which are now running that
the committee plane its action. Cut-
. ting 1919 estimates means no saving,
James 3' ”9‘“an Who has been “1 its not a penny ot the contemplated
at his home in Center avenue. has now npproprlstione sought by those esti-
t resumed his duties ”3 mnnngor of the melee could in any chrumstuncos be,
M 1 made available before July l next. i
n n sired branch of the MOM"! The only moves made today by the
am” 0‘" H" “y“ be!“ “0" “Fun“ Administration were not toward top-
qulte well, pm war work. but toward enlarging
the field for the employment or war
workers in non-war productive indun»
tries. The War Trude Donrd virtually;
throw overboard nil export. restrio‘
Lions. '
m the sumo time it became known
that. it in the intention of the Admin
intratlou to wind up the utilities ot
the War industries llourtl about Jun-
unry 1. By that time till nzrt'tunenln
between the board und vurious indus-
tries will be at. an tutti. but dissolution
lkttom have been rec-Wed from of the board will end the one agency
. _ . through which n. uniform executive
it . . .
‘mnk Mot‘rell. uho is ““11 the A” h“ policy of retrenchment might Wu“
P' in the Quarter may" Department have been exorcleed had it existed.
.—
~Jncoby’s store; open until it p. In.
this eveninz.
»- Don’t forget the Confetti Dance
to be given by the ltitllitn Social club
at Arion Hell on Thanksgiving night.
Dancing from 8 to 12, Tickets includ-
ing war tax 30¢ per portion.
in France. He is enjoying good - M. -- We —— .
health and says France in a beautiful (“CAN IC TASK
mint . ' '
‘ ’7 or THE NATION:
Charles L. Barker OLlllls ritv weil- ._ ‘
' -‘ c in i‘i 2. ' .
known in muhoturlng circles,” the mm“ :2": ”a large )
maker of the famous Barker outline!i llr. (‘mhmm is universally ilt‘Ctll‘tiHi
3' :nnd trucka,'has ml! 81‘!!!th H patent the honor of being one of the great-
hy the government for a shaft steady" est of the present day lerturors. uml
in}: device. besides holds on euviuhle imputation
, us an author of note. lie is. at pre-
sent engaged as minister or the (You!
*Jaroby‘s “'0'! 01‘9“ until 9 P- l“- tral (‘ongroghtlonul Church. «it‘llrook-
this evening. lyn, (mo of the loading congregations
. in the country. It is not omen that it
“ communication in“ been received as «a popular lecturer before thou.
"V MI“. and MN. Patrick Carroll, 0t hands of people. and tho ardousdutiee
.‘ ~' Spring Hill evenne, from their son. of theministry to a church of three
'llinm, of Camp McClellan, Alabama, thousand~purisbloners demanding his
which he states that, while he can- best efforts, can become an nocontr
‘ pllshed writer" on scholarly subjects.
u get home for “”1“!“va he that is justwhut Ur. Clndman‘hnn at»
v9.3 be home some time before Chrisi-' mined. .‘ ' ‘
inns. ' . ‘ The subject of his lecture last cwL
_ ~ . Thanks . . erybody and drew a tineaudicuoe to
“am giving Da“ mm” the church. which was not only com-
at the “mm Hotel. Price $1.50 posed of local residents, but also ”1?“.
' Tables reserved. Hours 1 to 7:30. who reside in the. suburbs of this c t_\
rank necessl‘ully pissed, said Dr. Cadman.
TM new a for the Hope Hose but we find ourelves lacing no less
Molt h“ m been received and Dfl‘ difficult situations and the determin-
V” Hartford " '8‘“! able ‘0 P939011“ etions ol' the immediate future are
to all are cells. It has been stated of the utmost importance. No person
.thnt my" Hartford had a“, mlsfor— in the audience who heard the thrill-
. 1 , in: undress could help not being stir-
tune W m theforlner cunt, b3“ red by the momentous facts brought
it has been acct-tuned tint “Wild out by the talented man.
Bill" Putin», of the. Phoenix Engine e.people of the present time are
00.. m‘ substituting for Driver am. «living in the. greatest age of the
> ' worm and what will go down in imr
~ 3:.“ “d it m be who had! “:0 trou' mortal history as the achievements of
. r
4 171$“; the muntry are being witnessed every
-
Christmas Club .
’ Checks willbe mailed Dec. ‘18th. '
«final depositsmny be made up
n gathering or delegetee turd plenlpo
‘tenttutes 1mm sll over the world and
never before since the close of the
a confine with such momentous ques-
only regret tea was that Dr. Ctdmnn
new. be rill be questioned item by.
of what has been ”will and of every ,
iom stood whirl: mennl on New
chosen it in once more none sway 9101'
a?
tobeheld. Thisoonhrencewill be
Napoleonic were has there been such
tiou to benefited.
At the conclusion of the lecture the
could not continue with his addreea.
tor the audience realized they land lis-
tened toe (restated. ennui whose
grasp of the great moral problems or
nstbnel and lnterutionu life is mes-
terly and comprehensive, and the re
quest and desire to hear this orator
of the highest clans. Visit the city
again, was freely expressed.
*4...
NEW CANAAN
\
WWI
Mrs. l‘enu‘lt-k Beekman has return—
ed to New York.
Mrs. Putnam Briniey is tit-cumin:
Mrs. Fenwit-k Beekman‘s house for
the winter.
Mrs. llemson and Mrs. Wood ”at
Stamford visited this week with Mrs.
Harm in East avenue.
m ~ 9
John Kelly of Hartford spent the.
weekend at the home of his mother
in Carter street.
Mrs. Stephen iluyt of Carter street.
who has been ill with pnrwtvnhold thol
past six weeks is improving. l
A telegram has been received git-5
nouncing the serious illness of William ,
Weed. of influenza. at (‘amp Green»
lent, Ga. I
Mrs, Raymond Strait has l‘ltMHl her;
home in Lambert iload and inland
Maj. Streit. tintloned at Governor‘s:
Island, where they will pass the win-i
tor. ‘ '
Miss Murphurita Lord of Silt‘etluinel
and Allred Mum-loll! of New ~\‘ork.:
were weekend streets of Mrs. llriuley.
at the lh-ehma'n home in St. John.
Place. ;
Fred E. llmwn. who has “Fun in
service and saw much of the lighting;
in anottr‘hus been promoted from
private to eernennt in the field Artil-
lery. l
Mrs. Robert ii. Bradley and son.
Robert, Jr., of South. Orange, N, .I.."
spent the week-0nd with her momma,
Mrs. Thomas H. Wall. Sr.. in Miami
street. ' l
Mtselielon Johnson. daughter oii
Mr. and Mrs. Howard F. Johnson or;
South Main street, was operated upon:
last week, having hvr udonoitls and:
tonsils removed.
6. ll..llolten spout Sf‘V'I‘l'Hl days lust 3'
week in \l'ushlumou. on business. Mr.’
Bolton had the honor of seolnu l‘ror‘i-i
dent Wilson. He has “onlruotml u
had (we of tho urip. but let slmvlv H";
('ovoriu r. .
Miro~ Muruuerlto Stewart, duuuhtvr
of Mr. and Mrs. \‘i'nlter Stewart of
llovl strtot. has llt‘t‘ll critically ill. for'
the post \vm-k, ulth n severe case of.
the grin. ller case seemed lltipolt‘sn
at one limo. l ut she is now on the im«
prove. .
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l-‘.ol., (‘omstoclo :.nd tluughler. ill-ski.
Stanley 1'. Maud. have "been doinav
some grout fishing during the puetl
his dilllifillfll‘. Mr».
iuSoum RPut'll. (luv
li'il tint! tllll frost fish in
hours.“
i. livr‘orrl Johnson \vzm
moniu.‘ Mrs. Robert C. King and her
children motored last week to Wash ‘ 'l‘he borough has been cleaning upl
. ington, where Mrs. King has a govern- and otherwise tidying the thorough- one of the cleanest records of any
spring.
The Walter Sindhi-l Company has
.m‘m with many 1’“th engagements week, lit the (‘reok‘nrur the home of ‘
liuacne Palmer brounl
l
‘ One ‘crisls has now been happily and merit position and will remain until fares by cleaning the gutters oi” leaveS,
and other rubbish that tollertud dur—‘
ing lhe last rain. It might“ be stated never lost a fight, they never “Were; " 0
here that if the leaves had been raked obliged to give one ; . e 1C ’
decided to 0‘3"“"3' ”'0 5‘0“” i“ the up by the promu‘ty-owne's, and burn Without. its being immediately re-l
ll up the lulu! to l. satisfactory ED‘NARDS SAYS 26TH
,1.” ”1".“ mugm endinc, gting over tho qunlu hv ut
”tum um) least :i rtuple of thousand dollars; -*
Pledges for :5 and under can he paid.
ht the, store of 'l‘. W. Benedict, but. :ill'j
t-onllnvd to pledges OVI'l' that amount are
his homo tor HOVPl'Hi (luvs durinuithe sent to E. N, Post. treasurer. Slam:
nlnk. communion the'nttention 0" N'- past Week ivith symptons of pueu- ford. ‘
any. the world viii be entirely re-
constructed during the next rev
months when the peace couerenee is
flowLANofs
._ Entrances on lviain St, Fairiield Ave, Cannon St.
i
W °°“"
y, November as, tilts.
‘ Ready for
, . The Day?
What a holiday ’tu‘ill be!
The day we looked forward to; the day of peace
and goodvvill-~—of Thanksgiving.
If you plan a trip, every needi'ul ready here in-
stantly from traveling-hag to little toilet needs.
Great warm fur coat. if you are to motor. .
Handsome fur scarf and muff: their time of
greatest. St‘l'l'lt't‘ approaches. They are ready to be-
gin it at intro.
Clover waists of «rope do rhino, pretty new silk-
en hosiery. delightful roots that will warmly wrap
one, u smart hut in the new Victory combination of
mlors, lino shows in dozen new models,—~
Yes, indeed; the store is ready with everything
for holiday wear for every member of’thc
, joyous family virolo.
Autl quit-k survive to folks in it hurry to get
away! —
Fine savings
for each home.
Listed in small typo. llt'l‘t‘ urn. some big savings.
l'tousiis to make 'l‘huuksgivlug cooking cosy and
Silllrs'llill‘ltll')’. _
New dishes for serving tlw fl‘huuksgiviug dinner.
inuups to bring their vlwur uud bounty to the
pruning of the lioiitluy.
Kilt-hon helps of mot-h sorviru throughout the
t'lllll‘t} 'thl'. \
' r
to wt: or m: pit-cos. 3 put-i Lining sets. Ann-limit gnarl
“1:2," rattlnr 315.30-113.50 l-rutlery. three patterns, regular 98
100 pltn't‘ illnnorsots. two pond 14'5"
1tNtlf‘l‘llS.l‘t‘mlltlr 318-413 “H .“meilm and p1,.
(‘hlmt Nip-i and saucers. rogulzit'ldlshos. l‘t'fillllfll‘ Ii.2h--llbc.
I’m-W35“ 1 MPH. l’otls irons. regular {2.36m
l’ort'olnln rope and movers. re; 81.35
. _. . .
ular ”.15 do". ‘2.“ ~ . lhltillt‘h‘i austere,
(‘lfl‘t'fil‘ nnd rrurker dishes, rogv {tho
ulnr ‘l.95"“*l.Ml .
regular .250.-
. . 1 . .,. tnttu‘ns,l largo l‘lt't'll‘ltf portuliio lumps.
-.( 71': ;;‘tg:,::l:d‘g:t ' 3 l ‘ 'silk shndos. many bountiful colors,
"m ‘ " "“ il'vulllill‘ Sill—~88
Sugar uud ortmu note. l‘t'ulllltl‘, .
'i.:5~”9:)(‘ lluutlmmo plutm lump". milling-
; , ,. ... . Sony or Japanese lacquer, rcgu ul‘
Ixnmulml Huston-s, Llsh, r...ul.u “23“,)!“ $15 .
H to 312.":— 8337‘ in 31.85 .
Iiitn- hollow. :t-tiy l,lll||iil‘l, 3 IH.‘ "III Bill“ l‘i'WlB “Iridu'flyfl mid
.. g ,- Htl- “up «noun. :1 group luv u int: runny
“3:.“ $Ilmkt’l‘r~ hm“. itt ,mtivn. rtgulur $7 and ssh—$5.15
H.153» “.50 ‘ \Ytllrr Arts of lfl‘iH‘)‘ out Malia. l
n...“ phn Sufi“. “.3. t. m...‘ w... qt pltrhur :mtl mutt-hing Intuit-uni.
itur tl.lo~»'d:w ‘ ‘ ‘ “ ‘I‘wulur iltt- 37.50
Nlt'lu-lt‘tl nunwr ion lit‘ttles. "i‘t l’ullelwd gym»- tumhlu‘n “-th
.tlzlr $2.10» H.735 "ll‘t my doourulintl, light. regular 750
l-Lni: lu'tttt‘re. \vorl. fast. romtlutw"“"““1“"'53"
l! :uinr
”W ' "k‘ Hilt‘rbt‘t N‘In‘ of llnhl rut gloss,
\‘t-llmv 'H)\\I.'-‘. .wt or 3. :‘ulml fimlrtl huul and ti glosses. uttruc-
nolnht 57w .tivt- i't devolution. regular Jill—~85
HOWL’AND'S
. Farewell
you khaki !!
“Believe me, it‘s just as fine to get out of khaki
as it was to get in”! .
4 4
He was one of our ready boys, bat-k know from!
his service in the army. '
He was ready to go when the «'illl t't'llllt'. :lllVltilli‘l
t0 g0. ! :
Now it seemed mighty good to be lmt'k hunw. " .
llou' lino u l't‘ill man’s overcmlt felt to him!
You Sir; will not just the some pit-usurp from one
of the ova-coats in this special lIowiuud llL‘iit‘t‘ t't'l0~
bration.
Yours is the some tlcligrht .iu gt‘lllllg llllu
moment.
it lit'W
'
Yours the sumo sutisfm-tion in pit-king at
ing.
it Hit V‘
it. is your time, too.
'UVERCOA'J‘S, soft flue “ottlrll mixtures and y '
handsome moltons, Chesturiivlds and ulstcre
and form-lilting routs. g dye and cwry set» ‘
sollullic t'oinr, regular $32.50 to $40»
$29.
. There is u storci’ul uniting.“ nltlt'llillll twnomiru
at several prices.
.
if you \‘tmt that owmint l'ur. 'lTliuuksg‘iviug; '.
Speed! '
Foul lh floor.
Great shoes
for boys.
livery boy knows just what that tut-nus. ‘
High—cut tun calf with strap and lllli'lilt‘, sizes lv 3?.
to 5‘/§‘~‘$6 , ‘ , ,3;
. * 1%
Army shoes on Munsou last, stzrs 1 to 6,»»—~$4.5(l, ‘i’
\ 7,.
‘ Heavy tau) lilt'CLl, sizes 1 folk—$7)
High-cut tun calfskin, st up and buvkio, Sth'S ll»
1.. mtg—$5 _ '
il‘uu clkskiu, Nooiiu solo
ll 1.. mtg—$4.50
n'
and rubber licol. sizenr
Fourth tlmm
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THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS COMPANY
NEVER LOST FIGHT
(Continued tron: nut Pm)
lo bt‘ the Yankee division said:
“i wish to God that the stout-heart-
ed boys themselves were here to get
this reception which rightly belongs
to them.” ‘
The Yankee division, he amid, had
troops that. went overseas.
“The fought for nine months with
only 1 days’ rest.” he went on. “They
inch oi ground
future-dive old established stand in ed and carted uwui’. and not let‘ ,0 be: gained; they won every objective they
the Mead’bulldlug and the
the new piece.
Suhequptlons to’the recent tinned,
Wat- Wmlt campaign now mount .to
the top." Lam ‘Inbscrlptlom be:
PM W N“
”“9“”? mixed up with sand‘and dirt.
purchased business‘of W. P; Brennan. would’ have been 1er of this kind a
in the Pavtnond Block- The 19“" work for taxpayers to Illly for. All‘word come to me that there wus of
store will be unedior it credit ‘huSiness the labor the borough can spare 9mm
with doll! erles, while the old one will to he devoted to repairing "8 high-
he devoted to a cash system. The all!» ways and nothing '
cos of lhorompany will be located in: '
we TORPEQO pum- .
‘ twere
‘hemlra’n and held their objectives. Never
by the slightest indicatiou did any
cold foot in the whole division. We
lhnd “-only’ one deeerter, , and those
1Ynultee bore gained more ground than
why other American command."
else.
‘ Rifle Instead of Bombs
_....
. g .
'.
‘mede by the division. A detachment
‘ RECEIVES. NEW_0°NTR‘CT-iot the lolst infantry. with French
. commie: on either side. went over,
P. ll. Tirlll, general manner of the the top behind on all—American bar
Luke Tommie host Chmpeny.‘ Mid
yesterday that mntt‘nrv to all rumors
the-Jake Torpedo Boot Comrmny In
my menu-r many there men. Aniline. 1
“When they ”when their: objec-
t," he said. "they nseo rifle: in.
d bombs. I had great tam: in
M toll! them when they
hm afloat Where win ll into
or ottln‘lm
tmmy‘mmm‘t r
. GOVERNOR TO BE 74
sent alter, and .trequenuy over“: Vino} . is \What They 7.
Gal- Edwards told of the “m midi years it has brough .health and happiness 1:
tier»
Moi n floor. ion r.
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we AVIRTo‘RSMINIl’Un
l THANKSGWWG DAY "rrcsox, Am, Nov. 21—4;
l, llyerhoffer, pilot of the Lott,
l . . . ~ - . *.
1 lovernor Holcomb will spend “mm traveling lrom banta
:Thnnkngivini‘: Day as usual at his old cal" to. Washington, D' 0"
gnome in New Hartford; celebrating on merhumolan‘ were injured y
Ithin day his seventy-fourth birthday “1,9,, the plane Ml near G".
anniversary. It has been his Fusion) Am" a station sixty miles 1
.t'or many years to spend 'l‘hnnksriv» hm“ according ‘0 roporttl re
ling Day in New Hartford. where he Southern Pacific Railroad h ‘
lwas born. ore; here. The extent of their»
\
'is not known.
fee-av
-wm_
6 Children. ~
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a More than eight thousand druggists recent
; Vinol because it contains in deliciously pal: ‘
5 form the oldest and tnost’famous moons” ,
"topics known tomedicine. During the/last,"
i
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sands of puny, ailin . anaemic children.
' HERE ls PROOF . ‘ '
. MM Cola. - '
, “i used Vinol for my iittlecirl live
; old for e
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