In'oood India"
lov-
mum'uy. ;,
Ahohrgoosoorfiisotof useful oracles especially
_ ,gwdoseph Davis
*.owmuowntmmmwk
W'flk‘u
In’oflllk. Molt!
'oollooia'y
louondilops
los's hooky
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also. You'llnod our dusting
W w: rpm.
:Fred H. Poniy
fl 'lloridi loin Shoot
Polooo ‘l'heotre Building
Booth Norwoik, Conn.
Q
e not will he the first day of win-
. her. or the shortest day of the year.
.150 “ill ill to Chrlotllu. '
Whit, client-a. Bernard Woo-
‘ it. hos returned to Wm
‘91". otter welding o few days at him
‘ _ homo ll'Stuon avenue.
‘ . , In. Fannie (they-liter and mother.
Ira. Fannie Hendrick. of 70 North
loin direct. are quite ill with the th-
M Dr. R. N. Wolfe is in wood.
‘ moo. - ‘
‘. Miser William O'Hara. of the
[ .I’ootnt Telegraph onions in the second
adiotrlot, to sporting a haldoomo now
uniform with long pants. "Bill,” as ho
h known. in more union to deliver
megs: noir.
‘, ‘ Norwsllt’s amusement park. where
‘lhnbory mun and football teams
We mm runny times. is biting dis-
m M the m is to be convert-
_ “no building lots. inch of patron-
‘s o! the sports for which tho pat-l:
tit-NW crested in moonai‘ble "for the
_ «toner—Doom News.
’ 1’1'hom at tho Third out! Fifth or-
Ilnlor M on mother used to molte.
-~ aw ”in“. mm morn oi it. which was
MM mommy. or
.‘ The minus items on the
go! “rowan the mum: roost
. poutoes
Worn. brown ”17/ celery.
i ovum-“solo; W.
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istmas Club
~vurmrrWdurvo:
HOOVER APPEAL '10 ‘
SAVE FOODS FOR 1
WORLD IS SPREAD
, ut‘onunued twin You One)
quickly on the receipt of ancient food
supplies to sue them from utnrvo-
Lion. Mr. Hoover has usid that iomino
in the mothor of anomhy not no u
ploctlcol measure has pointed out the
wisdom of tho American pooole out
‘of their savings supplying the people
{of France. Bolgium. ltuly. Sorhia. and
‘ Customo snd Courtosloa. ore oomo ol
. on Spooiol Wor Aotivitioo, old ll
iii if
at; g.
“lion's-ditto: want-crawl
soihorthalosseood.uiododsmdhv
Ind-r: ofthe Notions! Cotholie Nor
Council. ‘
vey of the Field and Agencies. Low.
tho council in which intensive troln-
ing in to he constantly given by ex-
pem to the women condldotes st this
service school. The “spirit oi self-
ucriflce and service and the willing-
seas to do hard work cheerfully." with
ccrtificotoo of and m :3 than
Lobor and other government
more oooeorood Vito the
problem- ot mun-netted is indus-
trio! communities. is to ho not-toiled
marten. “our the W
In. Join J. lorko. C. 8. P,
non of the wor council's Cartoon
0
modisto chorxo of Dr. Willis-i '1'. K
by and Dr. John it. Cm
Committee on Women's Activitieo. the
Not'onal Wellnfiorvieo School will
oommood the oorviooo at some or the
font-out sod-u snd ‘ooumic experts
in this country on its loculiy. it to
expected to servo with other propon-
tory institutions anon-m in the
our work of the Notion! Gotham:
War Council. on a volosle source
from which to recruit its toroo or
workers now being ensued in recon-
struction work at hours ond obrood.
2
5
9.
’mm mm... ; WILL DISBAND MANY
Already it is known that ions at?
: foodstndo are racing to much north-i
. om Russia beforv tlio‘lloltlc 303 be‘
loomed ice bound. Mr. Hoover tools
that. regurdleas of heroic measures
adop'ed millions of innocent victims
in northorn Russia ‘will oiorvo to
death thc coming winter.
in observing this week an “Conger
vntlon Wool: for World Relief." Tueo
day hos boon not aside for community
moctine‘n and nddmiutt‘l: Wednesday
for special meetings of all women'o or‘
‘ gsnlzutions and Friday for special ox-
rrcjnost in schools and colleges, The
women's organizations are Inked to
adopt a pledge to prevent mic and
the sriflah use of food reserves.
Holly at the larger hotels and res-
mlmmn in Connecticut have united
the Food Admlnlatrutlon of their
hoorty mocrotlon and will carry on
- " mom. cards slogans like these:
“This in Conservation Week for World
Relief." “We Are Trying to Save
Food." “Are You Saving Food in Your
Home?" The Sinto Council of Do‘
frnro hulletln boarda‘hovs boon plate
at! at the disposal of the Food Ad
ministration for the week for the dirt-
plnv of the new conservation hooters. .
The Food Administration ' oiliclalsi
arr having their appeal for continued
and increased conservation of oil
foodstuffs on the golden rule of ice-
ognizing distress toward all ouifering
humanity and on America's pledge
which Mr. Hoover you lost summer
in London and lo Porto: 'As to food
to; the enemy peoples and certain
neutral notions, Mr. Hoover .. has cx-
p"c‘tl\' minted that nothing of the
sort: will be done until the dilution
ho.- bran comtully unm’nrd. As to
the ololntthot food in already brim:
not into Germany and» Austria, the
Food Administration exololno that not
one moo hos been sent ICMS‘ thr
hordpr line except the small omount
thot hos been taltnn in by American
Rod Cross worhm to iced American
prironers and refugees. ’
if. otter mmlinvcetfntlon. llr.
Hoover and his odvisers believe that
the enemy locks certain essentiol food-
HOME GUARD COS.
reduction n-om 'nnt Pm)
within the cute etill exists. said Gru-
oral Bower, and this will be maintain-
od for/another your at least. 'l‘hr
conunonri‘nx ndlcer oi the state forces
announced that although 2 600 ofllcere
and mun have left the State Gourd
within the past year to enter the Fed.
emi service. the ormiostion now has
1.000 more men than it had a year
no. ‘
At the meeting Dr. Walter G. Mur-
plw told of his oxporioncoo in France
with the Red Cross. Announcement
was m-do of prizes to ho oilorod in
compony rifle tutu oompotit‘iono this
wintvr. and of o medal to be compel-
ed for in o mgilnentol drill. Resolu-
tiona 'WGI‘C ndopiri on tho death of
.ldeutcnsnt Thomas P. Hollldoy.
Great Britain has ruined ond ra-
palrod «)7 ships sunk by Ger-moo ll-
boais in British wuton. They had
bowl sunk on the “coutinentol oheil,”
“gm" Va no is not very deep.
otufl’s which on imperative for lb?
stabilization ond unification of gov-
mi sol! thereby mes-on tor'
the turnout at whotovor indomnitfoal
may be imposed on o penolty for doo‘
tructlon sodium!!- in France and
in; most healthiulfifois‘ out
innitcont of donnair’. indoor" lite
mum. u is probable that. the end {should thercfmobc in the actor
my will be permitted‘tn buy at re »
doorair. .Raradoxlcnlatil‘u'ttnny
«cannibal isggociadythenronilt
"ttnlcef‘yoti lvwc 5 mod Mitt
3011
Wilt ‘mon
Thin“: Such ‘a furnace it mw-H’?
Matakhg literate nit from
“it“; "flirt it. and mag gar '
. “d. ,ME. .3. ,
loo-one For motoring War
Friction hetwecn the two oountdeo'
.hdtu.ttisloiotoiood.nocatl'o in;
tendon to force a new trusty hom-
Poro by sealing tho «not! fl An-
oon through vor. thus W oc-
lioo hy o pooolhlo 1“!“ of Notions.
whichconldutiulstostheooruiu
aw
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Perth-u!
“collaborate
chanco tor ouccessful
loot-vol now-o, than hovohooo all
sons oi thins reported to provoke
her to hook the chin from Chili's
shoulder. >8be expects to be ottukod
out! to fight ond be whipped. u o
small man would be whippod by Jock
iiohoson. lilo sold on hood outhority.|
however. that she expects to win out;
'with tho town 9! notions and hove'
ion vote of oelideter-inotion held in;
Tocno Aruo in opito of any new;
treaty ouperseding that ogt‘oementl
‘vmmg from her by iorce.
The whole trouble begun in 1819 by
the mammal“! in tho reruvinn prov.
time of 'l‘nmpncn of immcnuo hum of
nitrate of great value. Chill, whose
copper deposits hotl not been then
discovered. was poor, but at the snow
time Hus much stronger in men out),
spirit thou Porn. A wsr took plucof
which three dots of America mcuiwi
tors tried in vain to settle. They fin-
olly declared that “the United Gates
was not disposed to recognise on this i
continent the lthtropesn notion of od-t
dition to territory by conquest"?
Chili had the province of Trauma!
"ceded to her by conducted Porn and
assumed maeooion oi Tscntt and An,
oil, which contoinsd little or no niv
irate, but were deemed of military im-
portance to protect the nitrate beds.
Chili agreed that otter ten yours the
people of the two provinces should!
vote as to their return to the cover-
eignty of Peru. That was in 1883.
Chill has never ollowcd the vain to
be mitt-n.
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N 0 XMAS TRADE ‘
RES't‘RiCTIONS
(Continued From Page One)
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itional and'fitntc, was a lnbor trouser
Notion movement." Sold on 03mm of
Council. “During war
in, 1 “out “would be consolidat-
ed and anti non tuttwo john whcrov»
or possible. in pooee times; the num-
i
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bar of positions should be enlarged ,
and on short ghould ho node to em-
ploy two om whore one woo .omploy-
on more. The wot-is our. and ev-
ery oliott must!» mode sud should
ho givon'lahor ingest, its notural DD:
inst sorv .” .~
(ng annotation- Defense Council
wufltdho,oonpontibdot the state's , .
retail inm'yiihgosoni to christ-
mos shopping-rostrum” ot the , in-
aunoe or wolcounoilot Nautical “Do. .
some, momma“ went it: tho
latter withgouil intercom. zil‘ho roc- g
nil-«wold oinllor in Win tho-o
amt“ by anti-tint Consult,
ondo'or'odroonaf memorotnl‘ ‘ .
an, atom j on ‘
commercial tombs , ‘ .
W "wotrutogtlosnoctlc, ut Do.-
.v i Obtaincdn'lvitii,.pmpcr «imaging. " g g Q . _ , , . g _ y,
I This isvery dlflicult in winter, MODOWLWO in W i9.” {L
tLo ”Liliana“ onulontuumquecoopg.
\wK figure; wot ~llldvbev£
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Chttstmos Shopping
Useful artifi- Wont up store
Men’s Wear Shoes and Slippers
KM!“ WM Leather Goods and-Stationcry
Walton’s Silk ond , Books ' ,
Ribbed Underwear Unrbrciias
- Gloves and ' Handkerchiefs and
Nakwour and Veils Tuflt't Articles
Mann i'-~--l.
Blouses Furs
Silk and Lingerie Btussicres anti
Petticoats l'mnisoies
Nightdrosscs Aprons in dainticst
Sweaters assortment
Dolls and Toys Bathgowns and Negligeis.
MG do"!
Dress Silks and Pathephones
Wash Dress Goods Pictures
Wool Dress Goods Odd Chairs and Tables
Linem Portions
Blankets and Sofa Pillows
Comfortablca _ Draperies
Towels. upontciy Cretannes and
or in sets ‘ 'Art Fabrics.
, -.. .n. Third mm.
Bugs, Oriental and Furniture
Domestic Hassocks '
Oorpetn Baby and Doll Carriages
Fourth on”;
‘ Kitchenware Dinner Sets and
Honolulu Biscuits Separate Dishes
Capri- and Richie Glass and Pottery
graham “3‘23" Efiifi“
o an as 0 es
Baskets of all Candles and Shades
descriptions. , Bags.
Trunks and Traveling
Basement
' Come and see the Toy. Room
coloring ' " lots, . containing
paints, on paint brushes, tubés of
water color, togcthcr with sketches
to‘be colored, $1.50 and $2M, ,.
“The Scholar’s compinion” '3 ~
.pointingmttfit, «- _‘ _ $1.50
_, Pointing Sets "in many- sizes,
from . ”Mop,
Drawing Outfits, boxes. contain4
ing micro, pencils, compassessyt‘th
white‘shéets nnd'steucilod ‘
"When I woo nick end lny a-bed.
I had two pillows at my head.
And all my toys beside the lay
To keep me happy all the day.
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. 41.00.. mm.sw>
' Occupational and
"Getting Well" Toys,
The kind which may be used,not only on
"The Pleasant Land of (locum-pane” but
anywhere else. ‘
“And sometimes for an hour or so
I watched my ‘leaden soldiers go.
With different uniforms and drills.
Among the bed-clothes. through the hills;
European War Games, French
and English artny, , ‘ 75 (its.
Toyf'l'tlwn Banks, Telegraph Of- ‘
fiWSi ~ Post Ofiiccsg at “various
poet?» ' 2
.Plttncheitea " t 69 etc
' Toy Villages to construct, with
cemén‘ . 'or “infinite” for making
hbllSBS, bridges and buildings, mil:
Milo-tools for modeling and work.
flowing I Mforhtllogiria,cnrd
to be sewn will} - bright. v-coiorotl
m \‘ f f": I: .. 35W
. _ 0m “noodles, yam
tor _ g , .
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