V’s-Q:
. :1 ALB STUDENTS
V nor some time his resignation. as has
' eion of apprei iation
rumor. 31.11.211.11. I
ms.A.Tc.
GET FULL CREDIT
fluctuate It. first Pal.)
A new term will begin on December
30. and regular acumen of study for
students at I.“ close: in Yale College
and in the infield Scientific School
will be mined for all those who may
wish to continue in, or return. to, col
ltge on that date. As the Students' ;
Whining Corps at Yale is to be;
discontinued at the close of this pre.
sent term, regular oomees of study
may he pursued thereafter.
All students of Yale College and of
the Shellie“ Scientific School, who
are in National Service and return
December 30, to continue their college
«nurse. will be enrolled. not as Sen-
iors, Juniors. etc, but in the numeral
enrollment of the classes to which
they belonged when they entered the
service. and they shall receive their de-
gree as of that class whenever they
have satisfactorily completed the re;
quiremenln for graduation.
'Studenlh who have been in the Na-
tional Service, and return on or about
November 30, will be given full aca-I
demic credit for the present College
'ear it the courses pursued for the"
balance 0! the year are satisfactorily!
completed; it may be necessary to re-l
quire additional study in limited de-
gree to oover the work lost during the;
first term. The two undergraduate;
faculties, howewr, zue disposed toj
give full credit io1 the )(81‘ whenetero
it is possible to do so
FREDERICK S. JONES.
Dean of Yale Collogefl
RUSSEU. ii. PHITTENDEN. g
I'Imt-tm' of 11m Sheiilold Scientific;
School I
‘ATF WAI‘.’ TScA PART -
IN CEI EBR ATI OI“;
[Continued Plum lune Thine) ‘
which adoptvd tho following).r oxpt'os-_
of the ultnoidi i
n.11y services routine-d by Ali t‘—hand' !
181': ‘" I
'As. soon 1111 the Uonnovlicnt "Stale
I"ouncll of Defense was organized in.
April, 1917, it bcciuno :lplllil't'lll that}
one of the most important tasks to
be undertaken by» it Wuultl h.- tho my
tnblishment ol‘ :1 dopurunent oi‘ pub-2
Melly-for the purpose of stimulating
public morale and (-irtulming “Ar
news originating in the ( onmil ()l llli
Washington. And Mr. (‘hundlei‘ “as at I
once recognized and selmtcd 11.»; the
outstanding indiiiduui boar tuu' pout:
for carrying on this woik
“Mr. Chandler lll‘bpll?
impaired health, promptly urceptod‘
this responsible position and {mini
that time until the time of in. rang!
nation has exhibited fillt‘h foresight;
and appreciation of the parlimlm'l
needs of the people in the way of ed~l
' native propaganda. and hue shown?
uch unusual and varied skill and.
tortility of imagination in deviuiugi
suitable plans and methods of aroma-4
ing the attention and interest of nuii
citizens to the vital bones of the uari
and to their responsibilities as to
have made the publicity dopamiwntl
of this Council second to noun in tin-j
'llnited States and to have won fro-T
queut i‘uvorublo comment and upprot’i,
in] from governmental departments at;
‘Wiuihington and from oihm- hillll't'l’h‘.
' “This Council thou-fon- desires lo;
‘expreso its great aippzwlution or the;
'work which Ml‘. (Tluunllvr hur- :wrnni"
‘mllehed and to extend to him on its
own behalf and on behalf oi‘ the Stall,“
of Connecticut to uhich he has;
“brought honor 11nd (-rvdil, in Ihhulm
for his patrimh- 71-11 and lllllll‘lll;;
wrgv "
somvw Ilill l
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ET AI)003; D LELAVIHIAIT
COSTLT TD 51031 ll!
(Contlnucd From tan.» 1...... , 1
Railroad iiciwiu,
illi- laiulium'iy,
the government.
1min announcements,
freight vouchers, etc, have ll‘t‘l‘llliy;
been changed over at gieut t {ii-.11 1
land trouble, m cessnatmg the empim
11mm of many extra cletka to bt‘dl tin-.-
:1.»1une of M1. hicAdoo. Twenty glue
1w 1e rem-'ntly (tnployed at the yellow
building doing this work All muler- l
‘1 al pietiously used had to be destiny 4
l
.‘ow this wmk will soon have to be
1.1;.
t-t- nged again, as soon as his suc-
'»< ..or is appointed, unless the rail 5
{:11 1: are given back again to their
n 11-1, which seems in no'wise likely‘,
‘11:) . Even then the printed main-1
«;:mu be destmyed. I;
Seek For Cause I
'l‘i.‘ question that is now being
..isked inside and outside of railroad
' . ircles. Why, it McAdoo contemplated
‘ been suggested. did he cause these
new orders to be given? Thole is just
as likely speculation indulged in that}
he may have permitted the execution: ‘ 7
' ; or these new orders for the purpose:
of keeping hi: name before the public
is long as possible, as a. prospec-
; .ive cundldate for the presidency. This
twould be In admirable form oi’ ad.-
"modulate. At any rate. for whateVer
reason he insisted so recently upon
his aunt uncaring upon all railroad
' mutter, there in some question why it
inbound lion been done. with his proo-
Outcome actuation in his own mind.
'11“ child.
WUVENA‘NNG FLOORO.
ltippolltblo to convert. dim.
into in curative one.
i
vertialng. not to be disdained by any ~
coll mandate-tum. U3.
“whom? III. ’3'
C0mé§t0 Bridgeport s Largest
W
SLATER’S SHOE VALUES SUPREME-«ALWAYS!
Our Policy of (iced Merchandise, Big Values, [cw Prices, Small Profits Has Created for Us the Largest Shoe Business In
Bridgeport. To pay more than Slater" 3 Prices for Shoes
Shoe Store and Save Money
0
Khu-
Women’ s and Girls’ Fashionable Foolivear
\FRY LATEST, Bl ILT TO THE '10P
ND'ILH ()l‘ ARTISTIC SHOE MAKING——
w $5.00 to $6.00 Fashion Boots. . ...53.90
W $7.50 to $10 Superfine Boots.....$5.90
The largest and most complete stock in New England to
choose from. Complete range of sizes, including outsizes
and extra small sizes. New 0-inch Lace Boots in black
kid, dark brown kid, K0 K0 brown calf, Battleship
g 1131, brown patent colt, brown kid cloth top,
IlIHCk kid with grey 1111ch top, gray kid with gray
suede top. High or low heels and flat heel
models for growing girls in black or brown
, : calfskin.
EXTRA Qlli'lzfl‘l' “It?“ (YET
. SPATS .
English Walking Boots
New 10 Button $2.50
Spun, pit colors. Sole
‘pr‘Chu \ NPE(TAI
WI“!
$1.50 .......
linen.
$7.50
Comfort shoes
Ill-do of K0
K0 brown ml!-
ahln and no"
COMFY
Made of arm kld- block kid-kin.
.‘lxlill flexible soles. SLIPPERS Flexible trolled
~ \‘Jont-‘n villi tender wlu.
..... hot xiii) .,‘.‘.’.’“"”‘.T.'13 Cozy (‘omiy slippers. Regular Price
11“.? l I
litlll‘ll'OH SINK-4i $2.00 ulna $8.5“.
' Our Prlrew
97c”
BOY SCO UT
SHOES
Tun m Muck. (Brent
rm we.11.$'l.5tlimuts .
$2. 45
Solid
Comfort.
llench
Mode.
All Sizes.
) ' .
Shoes 1 airs Pairs
:.‘\II flit“. :- g ,.
].':tllllt'r or “V lCtOl‘, “Lugau”
rulllcr T C l
.‘illlt‘. ' Shoes e 9-
.‘Salt' I‘rii‘c, it ~ For bra-ted
5 '90 .' ‘ Men
‘ and
‘ Young
Men.
B. 1' n 11 moms ‘ I, ;
Extra High
Small Boys’ 3
Cut Boots
$2.25 copper tor-d
School Show, Size»
to 13112.
Big Boys’
English rut. gun
mmul Lat-e Shoes.
Very latest.
$3 Quality—4 SALE union.—
$1.98 $1.49-
Boyd’ and Girls’
Sturdy School Shoes
l’ ulton
illutllz 1.
Value,
Storm Waterproof
Boots
For lioys or (ilrls
$5.00 Quality——
Fhlldren.
$3.50 Value-.—
. 31.98
$5.50
. Value—-
is
Heavy
weight
for Boys
Medium
I mo.
(11
For Boya. Girls and ’
weight
is Extravaganceu-yes, Waste. Investigate these Values ".1.
new: no tonne new: " ’ ‘
2-~— 'Smari Sturdy Quality Shoes
At a Truly Remarkable Price
b1‘o;.d toe
t‘otiillltite lines of mu, black calf,
Snappy Iliigloli Walking Buulb,
street shoes.
. «lax-l. lzrou-n and \‘111 hid Fall and Winter Shoes.
' $5.00 and $6.00 Values.
. $0. 00
Goodyea'.
W elth Qhoes$3 90
Pairs
“McElwain’;
Fall
Style
'250
EXTRA SPECIAL run This WEEK
POLICE, FIRE AND
POSTMAN '6'so SHOES
Leather lined; full double sole, broad last.
Prof. Richardson‘s $7.50 Arch
Supporting Shoes. Full double sole.
steel shanks; long supporting counters, exten-
sion hccl.
SALE PRICE-4
$7.50 Arch
Support; 54 9”
Shoes . ..
300 PAIR $6. 50 ll. 8. ARMY
Sli0ES--Mllll$0ll LAST,
. illuh t‘ut Waterproof
Storm and
Hunting
Boot specials
lor ‘ll'on That Are
Outdoors. .,
712:. '
A wonderful
innit] to blly
loot! at not prlcoo. For
min-0nd mun curries--
onl. eloctrtul \vorkerl.
politicians. latter cer-
rlerl. chauffeur; mili-
tary men. etc. Mode 0!
heavy groin cult leath—
or with warmilht hal-
lo!" tongue. double
solo through to heel
waited and Ititche
colon tan or black._ all
61!.
$7.50 iii In Cut
Boots... .
$10.00 lil h Cut
Boots. . . 1.50
815 on“ 8 High
Made of tau 'Chromti
calfskin; The mos
comfortable 0
for Girls .
Straps
and
Buckles.
Cut Boots 510
:ilT shoes. V6773:
rlu’rablc. ‘
I $6.00
U. S. A.$
Shore;
.._ ”an... .. .-. -._ -.-- ... “a- ._.. ; -,,.. 1.... 1“,“, _
floor into an attractive one. but will i Pacific, , , ‘FORD TURNS TURTLE lN
ive it a good. hard finish. 4......
E . WALL STREET. Noon.~«Sliippiugi-1: The quiet wei:::fgnv CENTEIR
TODAY IN WALL 3mm monopolized the trading after the mod-' tor WM rudely “1“],an d yenter do
‘crnte liquidation of the first halt hour, -. when a Ford GM, broke 11 wk el 3;;
new tonic; nov 29 anll Street. 'their further stmgtlt mowing a. 1 ”We 1131111. In the b :9 a“
10: 30 a. at.) «Sentiment among trad; Knurled contact to the general liecvl- 1m, . “3 "9““ 0"“;
era unlit wu bearish tit the opening not! elsevmere. Murine Proton-ed? ‘
of [mfg Stock fluke: devglopmgmg 5007“! III extreme [I‘ll of 3 3-4 polo t8 '
over the holiday little rollet uni - tow nil: not“ “that with Pa‘
in. new manila. u. old 00' Mm tollin- in that nun-tar
M
-...-—«- .1...— :
Residents loll their Thanksglvlngl
dinnersuand flooded to the acene but
when they found what had canned the
octane they timid? said; ' ‘ ‘ s
,mmqu'
intent (:‘tuips in \llrllla :15 hell on
ithose uniform-v irom poisonous van. -
eh‘octn inflicted on them by the Gen
mans ..nd Austllrlllii.
Dr A. Sorwl and 11 number oi otlici
noted killings of Stumimd Were in
this city lust melting. and addressed
1111111111 81038
urns llllllE ill} 5 .
The Nowell: liranch ’0; the ltnllan plans and purpose of athe coming cam:-
Red C7088 will conduct ll. campaign in on 5n “9‘” cleaily mum“ and “ "9
st .,
this city commencing Decembei l and 3133831 (0'31"; 11:12:13; osliiyaipgsi
continuing until 2:111:er 7 to misc influential ItallfllTB at the Central H
k! . : e .
'Spol " the pet pup ill the "la
fruit Aime. next door to the up
police is ation, who got hi: hath
pnpei Wednesday by jumping t
n window glass is in them tr
day, because his mistress inls
inf {owls yesterday morning} '
woté stolen by someone who on
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