nil-taut!
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hum-mourners rusurmuomsott. l
2.33?»
nuns h wm' (bristling-:3. fir
j
no: son) ............. sis 22,121 '
. Died wounds . .......... lli $819
mmuwmwalm. v. ..
wmwu‘m..~dm ........... 20410.“
mGrudCcunlm hlwuwmmm.
rfiwmmmlw‘ “mu...” mum
‘9‘- m 3“” mums. Mus-(1pm
mot puounstic tubes. nut-ob , '
"3.5;. relieve cam Authority mild-unwell (includtu '
uni - salted tor the establishment of. prisoners) ...............591 12.919,
a. Still-Ill! fund within W-‘W‘
mt. “which to binds-Mc-
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. th- W W.“ m M Tu ............... 2.183 111,800
' hill'W'flnllflomml Marines.
ID” mmfi‘fi: " 'm ‘3‘ all ‘1 the resort to Deaths. ull causes .............. 1.008
f wohwmshcmwmlrnwfm'f '0” www.... ................... 2.505
I ' “sad ' x m in notion (including
'5’ m-WWIMW Muwithoonohlltotdslsysm ). 35.
“Hg“,mm-flfcwhmmb Ms ......... _.I .......... 'l
alum-Mann samba-ammunition woo WW,
II.“ “atheist: “union out by the any. Ir. Bub. Toni ........................ (.072i
bud-r. . ”MDT cutlery. ”'5 rem soy: um much 01 it was WASHINGTON. Doc. 6:4.“ l°lt§
I‘I- ” the built; 0‘ null b, order-I lowing casually lists were rude put)
‘e‘nw' a. 11!: led.“ Ivy tho Wsr mm: i
, ’ Anny. :
M. o! .cssultlus'ls indicated;
thus: (K) killed in sclitn: (llwl died;
unsound. ; nits, in may uses uni th r 0* wands: (DA) died at accident or:
NIL ot the medulla: m“?! betuflmoid hr :3 Other coll-es; (DD) died 01 some: '
inch-Wallo- soul-7.1m- , good u‘ . ,.
nun-mug find-no; or tic-lie ill mum not. tins; glimr (w“',"‘"nysl "“9“ t
vlhuotnlu‘muw {MI-in smotM-lmw- ' ‘1’ ed. “3”“
.. m; Connecticut, $55.00 ,-"fliorltles on k to take (tom tin “determined; (11) missing; (l’) min l
_ ,; bug‘s}; Ptarmigan: a? WIN £3311: nth: nan-.2“ limits. or; alter. .
-- m. Ole; . 0' o , m ' ' COIIIflIII‘
“mumgmmnmmuutheymn‘r l: 00 all
"low min. summon cull: moded‘tor mly mllitlry service." " 'M“ ml"- m. «-
mymm l In the United sales. 123 brunch 0“ (Wl- -
a _.. w i I m. 'muw w my: m. m. ‘ (wu’s
vow . swarm ' W,» (or, to am». no mu. .. m...
AmVlSITING dreamt?“ .. myml‘u m‘n'i’ll W1"? m ~ ‘
-‘. ' '——-'-—-— ‘ .. . hop on United sum. in cos-oo- “ml-«”n-Ju-W
tion with military opal-silos. old Is “0130.. Antonio. Dmitri! (W)..
m; ,0 employer wen ensued in cos-or Boles. Arthur C.. Plulllvlllo (DW).
-» norm on «monocular was into 1‘ ”P”“W°‘¥ ”5'0” WW 9‘ 'Bucklcy. Anthony Willlm. Kenning-
mulldolly dullngtho‘nlun. of the
onulvtimsmcflludmtwwmbymdnm tontws).
lord ~
A very Vida extension or the scriul Bums. Raymond A. llsrtroru (DD).
tlou .
arm-NW mum h :0“? “mmul service has been plsnnod. tho Callaghan. Albert 3,, micron:
snd bands gone. worcsoon, M M" "me" ‘” M which “W" Csrlson. John C.. Combinato- ("Ill-.1
outside the Unltcdfitstos.
a maturity. °'_ ”1° 32”“ ”'33:. ”The trunklinc and tenders decided Gil-mums. Wilfred l. WIlIOflllIU-
19ml ror lho‘llrltll mail." the Post. (Ill. .
«nu-nu 'qur m Poul
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a
bond tho loft cm was shot sws .. .,. . .
m us- to tho m that this lrlxtl' “W W?“ W'- “W Whine Clan. John. lvallrhury (ht).
, . expeditions-l operation between Wuh- .
Jo undo-Must! when tiring . . Clinton, Harry 1... Womllle (10.
.010 enoIny Sachtlo- rapidly reco r~ “mm New Y0“ urd “h"‘delpb" -
fl ' (ii i ‘ 1 It “I the b0!- j‘unuer the present plum-om m: Costello, Prank Jr.. Now liuven (131)).
”m“: '1'" Nov 24th En ”a" “1. New York to sun Punched. .Cote. lionry 1.. Willlmslltic (W8).
hols ham-lied his sister Mrs. ll 0. "“1 ‘MN‘ "0‘“ 1" Chm” ‘0 3" Grimmn. Jamel. South Manchu-tor
' ' Louis and lupus City. (0) Chlcsao . "
,Wflluol lilrfle'. Elsa" for a low to 81. m and “mum“. (e) (W).
days. who sooompsniod him to South ' Guns. Mon 1... New Haven (DW).
. Cleveland to mull II.
mfig‘;m;,mfgg "2. nelson to Keyuvgllosl. with lood- Hummel,'Chsrics. Waterbury (WU).
John or south Third street. In. W m“ 1‘) l’mlwelma C‘OI Pm“- Little. Joseph 1-31m tram (W).
Willi-g left for hur homo Tuesday ”grime;fififllffigfimmm‘” Lynch. John l-‘., Norwich (wm.
3:;33391“ fighx;ml $3,933: a, My “'BM. m Ham, ,0 mm. ullchrll, Charlie, nnouport (K).
‘wll‘lll in ”‘0 filth rchool' Ll mt sun. , Mllvhcll, Jami-s J12. Stamford (W).
mm... W pm“... Gmbm, 1. Key We“, VIIII “In West ludicr- Norris, winter w, Hmtoro (W).
mm M wmm‘wl with his (olha to '0 301“” mm“ Ryon. Goons. Newlmldou. (ws).
.3”. n“, ”M Po tonic Department. only .
m; "'th they still uwult: the a” wllen the sircnltprtr F'nn- Stanley, "Whit!!! (W)-
I . ' alumnus. Joseph linrilord (I).
As side issue. h n- ,0“, “e" dilution of this country con MP9 .
0 out for {MI ”km humping,“ supply tho needs 0! our own or Stictltonoth. Albert 1". New Britsln
' -. ml KIM i h- my und those of our allies to mute , 'I
m, m‘nd'lrlrlhtllto lotsflrimf (2,1,:LG (-ilocilve thu pnurram for aerial mall Sulligtbl . Willi. l-‘ Willl‘ l
in mud 0mm Journal and the that l have directed to be put into on . 3m ,lnllll C
Portland Eyorllnx Telennlll 'nnd the oration as “WNW l?!“ the war “mu" (WU). . .
mm 01 m Kc . lions will permit," . r. llurloron con- Wheeler, Stanley ll. Modded (Kl.
ll r ‘0' Sestth. Wash. tinues. “ll points out that plum-s tor '
__—~._—-.._._—_.
U1“ overseas mrvlco. tileclded noon
Bm‘ESON NR must be powerful. littlxd with wire- RECENT PATENTS ISSUED
' GOVERNMENT ' loss. and ()1 sperm] (construction. and TO luvsurouo or OTATE;
(lot-luvs that. tho commercial udvso- 1- ,. l . . ‘
OWNERSHIP logo resulting lmnl lilo expected rc- '9': isuzwg: Songocligcilgt fia:?tsl
(motion in ”it! time of communication 0 r . - “ l" ,
betweln Solllll and Control America nlsllod from "‘9 olllce 01A. M- Wong-I
will justify tho oxpeitsc. tor. solicitor oi’ paladin. 1115 Mull:
mmn’fncosfnfi ndl-culllt or ill; Discussing 1th rural ‘mctkblir‘tlis' street. Bridgeport. Conn. .
' wu- nvo u y t‘monstrnt and tlw ox (‘l‘lt‘t' acquimnlon y 0 ,.
t’hnt in! principlo‘ot governmrrlt O'fl- depal-inlvntpol‘ many hundreds of war bolus 0' lfrson. “'M'mw'" uu-
vcnlllo or the telephones and we truckt-l. the report slys that the mar "mm“ 5'00 ‘0’ talking machines. '
mull is not only sound but prrurtl- ulemiul and economic advantage of Emil Sovu. Brldxemrt. moans for.
’ “all." It. But-lose: says. “It hrluz $.00" the sorvlce urn 0;:l‘lllnl, and itsI 821811; preymung vessels {mm sinking.
norm-Irv ol- '- fir m’t-sum or .on- sion (icslrnblc. ' lo tmnsmiss on (l
was D'Wl’flm‘ legislation unthorlz- tood products from farms to urban Mum“ Arcns, Now Britain. look.
hummconl to «sums control or centers is particularly lacllltntoti by Elm" ”- 9‘0“” N" WWW ““8
the 'elrmnh and inlnphone systems tho motorized pamcls post lines. . 1301.
I: “figmflmtry. dWIl‘l‘ilo Isuch Inching Due to cullstmontx,qsr;té high Iwall- ltonjsmln P. Foriia. Hartford. mul-
_ w on w or t: on v llnt rs in outsidn svrvlce. ..0 mm 0m- , . - .
l, 30 ratification oi’ the trcnty of peace. ployos loft government employment ”M, :"M h: m: f" drilling 1"“wa
. my; Sost"r8illllfi'é71il “II .‘nta'nl-d (hiring the year. the report any!“ no- . .\.',-,m:l l. tlsulotto, llnr.l'ord, mix-
only whcn tilt-no Cyrlmllu 111‘? owned commuting extra efforts in [mining idle to 1).: unlllied to wood.
by lilo mvommnnl. "1"(‘1‘ r. part or substitutes. Of the number leaving Monroe Gueit, llsrti’ord. electric
$9 pr'ull :sLnblishment, and Iopolgt- the service 4.898 resigned for g‘l‘llr an” switch (2)-
v-no v 1' l. 3 Wm» to rerr n: to pmnoyment, or 12.4 per cont. 0 0
WWO and Ml "Infill! pmfll‘t or film‘- cutlro lorce, but the report says that "“3 Hanson ' “""m'd' crmblned
sntoetnr roturns on the lnvommnt. increased pay, and overtime .allow. ”rewriting and mmllllllllll machine. ~
Oovrrnmont ownnmlltp of the tel!» (laces made under new laws will ruin» Andrew W. Steiger. Hartford, typo
moat: ml'd'l'gwhove“ fihoflld not-Jon- union the msintenant'e of an omcicnl writing machine.
gu- dn « I . and the notion of Con- 01‘}.-
W“ in "“3 mutter is urgently rem { Postal “mum bank deposits "II Gideon E. Hall, Milford. spraying
mamm- . creased 816.516.1103 during the your. mschlno.
; Door-flow: or “to Postolllm- Depurt- raising tho total or these deposits to Ashton Harvey, Greenwich. evapora-
gut :0" "l" :ch rearwénd'nz last $148,471,499.\ tor. .
0 ml u not m of re- ) -
1N1!!! over expenses of 519979798. 's'l'ATE MAY BE HlT HARD. if Chanson. Johnson. Unionville. hell
W9 in the report. Approxl. ”ten"
”MN “locum srtrlltinnul was paid ’ - . Vomit 0. Lewis and Charles A. Mll-
’9': 'Mtgmr‘bm" from the‘ in- Fifty-fivc Per Cent oi Wuer'dcr Con. lor. Stamford, limo lock movement
«no, nos urges imposed, -l'or collation: May Fall on. . '
é'll‘ revenue. Total revenues otthe HARTFORD, Dec. 6,..m A. K0,. mgfrzzggbm' New Hovonnlupplo
t from all sources during . ,
no your urn mm as rage on 9oz. D“: Federal Director of United 3“” Elmira F. Shustcr, New Huron.
LEFT” guns «on «a fm- this 1917 m. Employment Service ’0’ Connecticut. rotary straightening arbor.
‘qflzyuur. Total mnudltuv-o-l arc to declared in a speech at the Capitol Joseph Milena. Dantolson. box.
cw I no ”norm-mp mt . . .
stillborn mt. mmelS;‘n.‘3‘l;. "“9"“ ““‘t “mm“ “W “l a“, William noses. Middletown. .uuto-
mm ntcs cflcctlve Notions live per cent of all the munitions mollllo trulllc sins].
71m 8 under the war tax bill tho ac- made in the 00'“er V5“ “‘9 product “Trade Mark.
"w ' ‘ ' '“ “”M WWW-““9" "f ”1“ “0'0”?“ 0‘ ””5 “me and not The 1.13. Willilims Co.. Glastonbury.
49"» ”“4“" n... vn'nv la pinned fig 437‘ Ml , “v l f u aflcenauon _
. I l- e per 08“ 0 3° ‘3 .tollct waters and islcom‘ powder.
’1? 9" “'36 expenditures int-roar. of orders might roll on Connecticut. \
(l‘mfluuefl from First Pant.
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fill-g vim-was". on. n... fl", 4...... 0m, ‘ 'l‘lle 1"‘mal’lls of Mr. Korner worn ud- COCKS AND WRITERS 0N
. melts upon the use of sir- dress"!!! to a meeting of the woman's STRIKE AT HOTEL TAF‘I’
'- . "WT-1"" "“ 0' mail. and (livrsion ol‘ the United States EmDIOY' NEW HAVEN. Dec. 8.~’I‘Wonty~six
, on trucks for t o 0
Int rn 0.1 “rpplg.mst 20“,; mollt 1’0"“? {0" Connecticut. waiters sud tu'elvc cooks st the hotel
nylons for wide extension He “id 3““ fromfipfll 1 0° “0“” Tait wanton strike lest night'st the
will Be ciao renews his her 80. 31,131 perst'ms had been dinner 1.03m Thgpmkom domund the
"l", “gendegg'g‘olxgd‘atlgu 910001! in cmploymcnt. I0"? 500 be" reinstatement of two waiters who hull
«to... W...” h. WM", ml son-l had been trained to clvlllu been discharged by the ham, but”
-' _ .9". “meg em worll in the Onion? department. and millions other demands. Other our
clout the tour assistant sevmt hundreds»
wetland and the [llll‘cllaB' m mo .- ‘ l .
“Mn“ N liiiuwino e'octnd. m u y positions. In the tank the coasts in the emergency.
mm“ of mm “MM Gum: enroll unit 123 men ironl this state had In“, hotel mushroom raid rhodo-
. roomv in columutlllu» you
. mwllohudbcohpomudedmm-
men. Wind it a *3. ~ "
s
jlflfll lo‘tmrk wtl
granted
on; lahtrll loll pissed
n LI l "
all 500! appointed player; both men sod woman. served '
W9 Elm” than ov‘ov hofoi‘o. m find]: The numb" 0‘ mm £111! round of "19‘ strikers would ’ 30050 i
. 5 s
The Bcsuuf. ' ul Ribbons
"" “Mmmlflkflmm The
riotofotdorwllicb blues through the show
unabsoplcuty “Christan-rod and green
minded with umber, donut, Burgundy, burn,
Mud“. Chinese blocs sod yellows, peacock
Mild blocs. sndsomo, not content with
being merely s bountiful shade have taken on
hold or silver W at initials character.
EltItclInpts one to make bugs and bs'gs and more
Mr!-
l’” lpuuill om Ribbons with snowy,
londscspc, pinctrccs laden with snow, the rein-
deer sleigh and s woo little house. This for
table decoration or wreaths.
Insulin“! Mill, or polo flowered
millennium
mmmmmthulhbm
necklace.
Amumwitbvmlctlctoc on I
.wbltspuund-iouspcc’nlly uth‘uuflvcticingrib-
ban. . .
m Bibbmlu variety and low priced,
sud lncldentl'y there comes it nice little safety
instructor hull-bows. The losing of hair rib-
bon iorquitoun item.
m
Incumbent.
Artistic Lamps
' A new arrival of Imps in.
timoiorchristmuuloctlcn. The
bases of the lamps are mostly
bronze in blended greens and
browns. The shades combine
harmoniously. '
Inmp'with Etruscan bronze
‘ base, art glues shade with scroll
decoration and frame of bronze, $23.00
Lump in polychrome finish with grapevine
'dcsim ser gloss dome shade with grapevine
border in aturul colors, . $31.00
. Urn-shop“! Lamp with handles at sides. in
I rich olive brown, Canopy shade of art glass
with floral effects in green, red, yellow and white
against a light background, $38.“)
Lump in Assyrian finish which is an odd
shade of green. The lamp has a dragon winding
itself about. the sides. There is on art glass
shade of richly colored glass, $38.00
An Etruscan bronze base has large shade of
light tan with stenciled border of darker brown,
$12.1!)
‘ Eminent.
Pretty Things at the Jewelry
Section
Handsome Bar Pins set with sapphires and
will, $10.00 to $35.00
8631'! Plus, some with diamonds, some with
sapphires, amethyst or other colored stones,
' $1.00 to $65.00
and: with small diamonds, 310.00 to $30.00
Brooches set with a small diamond, ‘
$7.50 to 010.00
Ill Valliores with small diamond, $7.50
Gold Thimbles, or silver tilimbles with gold
. bands,
'A little gold Crescent Pin is specinl at $1.00
I .. , ‘ lasts non.
_' . _ .3
Boobs at 65. air.
Reprints, and modicum. .
”Ills 'l'ruflI'lsm’l Sumnel IMorwin. .
«mi slid Gobri ” Ellen Glasgow.
you some of the Sioux” up. power.
’ Who’llnrdy'mt Jnmcs Garwood... .
”smell": now u n. Burroughs.
50cmm$500
....._'-¢ .3
‘ . Special in Hats
"- rlumnuohllylm
but slaw s11 wintrr um them
There are three groups,
each one representing s third-
orIa half morn tbnnhthc t'lckcf
price.
All shapes, all colors for
occasions,
I Black,
severe.
Styles to war with for or
velour costs. a :fi‘
. .- Dmss and Semi~dress Models 5W
Fatbowosuonwbo bsvcnotbooghtohai'tllis
season and con buy but one tbtlro is abundant
couwvotivo and
‘ $4.50, $7.50 and 312.3)” “I
Suits and Dresses ‘
MMwomcn ‘ ‘ ".
Women who require extra sixes should tnk‘o
Isdvuntsgo of the special showing of garments in
{boss sites this week. The Suits are designed
by tailors who have in mind the requirements of
km women. Materials and styles arc carefully
elucidated. elm 421,9 to 021,1, ' '
Regular prices were $46.00, $50.00 and $65.00
’0’ $37.50 " I
Drones of Serge, M11, 011er 600 -
on. m htin combinations, in g3; tang
brawn, navy and black.) Sizes 42% to 52%,
Dresses that were ‘
$20.00 and $22.50 for'$l'l.00
$29.50 for $21.50
$37.50 for $27.50
$45.00 form.”
$55.00 and $60.00 for $45.00
Second floor.
. Dainty Wares for the Tellet
Table
The pretty things one must perforce handle
every day, the things that make the care of one’s
sppesrsnoo a pleasurable task. All these are
doubly welcome as gifts.
The French ivory which in color and feeling
is so close an imitation of rcnl ivory is in all the.
articles for the dressing table.
Mirrors, $7.00 to $10.00
Hair Brushes, $4.50 to $10.00
Pu! Boxes, ‘ $ 5.00
Hair Receivers, $ 0.00
Combo? 0 1.25
Nail Files, $1.25
Button Hooks, $ 1.25
Domestic Ivory Sets ,
Hardcore Sets, $8.50, $9.00 and $10.00
Toilet Sets with Manicure Set '
combined, " $10.50 to $30.00 .
Tm piece‘Sebs, comb, brush and
A mirror, $10.00
.Picturo Frames, 75 ctr. to $3.75
Muir) door.
Walking Boots
Styles for Women and MlBStlS
Shell Cordovan, a military boot, $12.00
Brown Kid, military or Cuban heels, .
I ~ ’ ‘ , . $5.05 to $10.00
Till Russia, Cuban heel, . ' $10.00-
musicals, medium toe. bench made, $10.00
other our, straight tip, mllltaryheel; ,
, ‘ ‘ , $7.00 to $ 8.50
min Kid, button model. Cuban. hen,
. ' ' 3400-00 0 8.00
Nibvmmhldqlowj’hool, ' . . $0.00
toc,.wslking heel, ‘. I.'-$ 3100‘
* * .. ,2‘: arm
Walls, military heel .
.x . r‘F: . . .
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