.n': ‘
l 5;” rim 7:08;
1W1: declares that marks on the arm of the
.a a Summer. i
scorn noamw
mammal) 3r 1.
Janna comm .
t. In: t. comm. rm;
concur. one. 10, 1913 ,
fi' 1
" Wm: AWAC FOB TOIIIil and that moistule cannot Tt‘al'b
TOMORROW '
tide 4:15 a. m.;4:3€p. m. ,
acts 4:24. i
timber of the Associated Prcac.
“do! to the use (or publication
I” news dispatches credited to it or‘
'1‘“ otherwise in this paper and also
.. .0 Iota] new: pubilehed herein.
All rights or republication of rpe-
: “fit dispatches herein are also ran,
round.
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them out" i: t'llt m the is>utn< in the
Tim
"Throw out lilt‘ Normans and
election f'illlll'ullnl ill England.
feeling i< grantin: \‘t‘ll strongly them
that no (Err-null» :tr. uautt-tl in that
country. ’
The "lit‘ilt‘A-tlll pt-llt‘tlation" tlot‘tl‘iue
‘hy whit-ll (it‘l‘ltmlH' HIt‘L‘t‘t‘tlt‘tl m well;
in HPl‘l‘Rdlilt! her propaganda of t‘iv-rf’
man culture and (.‘vrnlall language
through otllt-r t'tillllll‘lt‘?‘ is partlttllal‘ly
abhor-red in linglalltl, uhich ulsht‘s to
see no repitttiou oi any rlllll procram.
‘No nlattrr now peacefully int-lined the
German may he. the I‘illgllrll want him
to star otlt ul their totllltrt, and prtl
t-rably .in hi~ own .
A larct' l-qulhh l‘tltI-i HHltlit'd'I‘ has;
prohibited the t'lllllilHllll'lll of tin“
mans in any t‘dpltt ity on lllt‘ «tail; of
its \‘iti‘lt'lh l.tl.~lt'll'it'.~1. ’l‘he Ntllill»:
cliffe papt tr: are .\lltlitllll‘." llllt'ii tll‘ l't“
campaign to lit t-p thi- tlvl‘tlluth in t:- :-
inany.
Thin t-otuttrt may do “0'“ to l-nt‘otl"<
.
Wu have made:
ago the sentiment ‘
laws lilllitiny \t‘l‘) strictly thi- ilnpor-‘
tation into this country of yellou he;
bor bt‘rtluau it line so cheaply and ill
accordance unit standards uttlt-lt are!
below those ot our own working peopltr=
t0 conlpt'to with thow of ltl‘l‘t-r ecref
nomlc standards. '
if ”ii“ is “mire uht-n considered pure
\‘it-lt‘a
iy hom the tconomit- point of
why: not t‘mut otht-tw'.‘ Why should,
Americans. with tht ir oh‘n social {littl‘
political ideals. he Ulili'lt'tl to “\‘t! ride
by side with llt‘\\'-t.‘0lllt‘l‘rl who have no"
l‘lllfll ideals. it‘ the one kind of labor
lower:- our mutt-rial :‘tandards. is not.
there danger of having the otherl
iv thing corrupt lll" rt-ry sources of out“
,.
material strength? At least, we liliulll.‘
”‘ The Associated Press is exclusit'dp.
0", *“i'lt‘lfl'i. NOW U‘JM‘ t-ltlw are i’ollou-
llltlll'ti\t'lilt'lil> to .~uit lht‘mbt‘htr
90M Editor’s Residence—14924
'Ilalnm Manager's Residence—-
lt'ht‘llltll‘d. K
! plmrltatitln rill'illh ltll‘ llSt‘If.
i pt‘tultlt'ls.
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cemod. That is. as long as the per-
sons concerned retrained from subm-
f‘KlLL OFF REDS; '
IT‘S UN Ll REMEDY”
IS TAPES ADVICE
4 .tguauaucu nun Hut. rage).
toting false teeth.
. .__._.,__..,___
SAVING THE TREEE.
l
tine til the pl-ohletm in an) t‘ll) la“
lion this in to be don-- t. at our.
netting the trees to grow along the two that Will no settled ‘dl lilt‘
.tltnr and in the email parks. tht {:‘f‘amflkg..:iu Ski; ‘ITMLYJIL,.T:T
reast it being that tilt- root: have lililt tone to at" up a ('Ul.~ii".lrtll
sembly and l‘tl-l'tevntatlw comm
lucut."
llll‘lll nor tht- wil be emit-hid through Mr. Tat: raid that ii 'v'ler hm be-
liet‘ all the German (“lollies should
'll . .‘teal‘l‘ tvin,’ . V
‘ ’ in k be taken lwxn bermauy aunt Kid!” in:
teled through the Lrnyllv u. .\gdru,
If one nation “ere pa'rlulllttl lo adm't-
istt‘l' Uteul. hr bittd. thltiur)‘ “tiulti l..~
t-ltatto. ‘1 here must be [lilt‘l'llitlitllltil
guarantees to assure the [tlrll'lllt ..
the new republle‘ “lilt'li are lutllg
bt‘l up in l-‘lltalpe.'tle aestrtetl.
it will lie net-usual), h. paid. to
establish an ilttelnaltonal t-oult. all
international t-ont-lllallull ('Ulllllliz
son. an iltti-lllatlonal la“ Notlln:
oould be dont- in any of these tuim
trier. he Eiulttl, ulthout men all tvl
gallitatlou.
A rullll'lt‘lll ullliiiti) l'urt--, he told
t-ti, should be kept to l)t~l'll.,ttv.y it- u
t-luh our the heads til the tit-lmall
llt‘tijlll‘ in {wild tilt'lll Hi t'itlt)’ Ull' llll’li
lilt‘llllrt'),
it “an. Paris. that city now dearer
than ever to human hearts, uhit'll flirt
.\tll‘cilll and mood a solution of the
ill: llt~r footsteps with variation: and
.\ll the liit'llitltl> pose»: ill‘etlt slnli
iality. the 1-!‘lllt'lplr being to lt-au- a
Wall around the tret- “lidt'll is titled
\titil rlth earth and lo-l'ttlizel' nearly to
-tlle silt-t" leltl Til ('(HI‘Y‘ llti> lltt‘l‘P
.:~ .l gratin; >~-t ill llllrll with tht ‘ltlt
:\\.tii\, t-H‘t' \\ltit‘|l lilt’ lu‘t’lt'flllhll Hilly
littllt ill .\ttl’Pli’. uhile tilt‘ 1114- pet: the 1 . . a»... .. -_
tu-ptlu of all the rainfall. and aim tiw li, S_ SI'E’RE'“ E (‘OIRT
:ltli' “lilt‘li under lllt' nltl lr't'lll‘llit' oi “LI’LES'I‘O PROTECT
SEt‘RECY 0i“ 'l‘ORl’l‘liiO
(l'nl..il..lwl l‘tultl l'ap- 0m)
l
l
l
l
soil-i pall‘llll'lll or t‘l‘llif‘lll attlit.‘ “a.-
'I‘llt-l‘t- are so innit} rt-ttmlls for the
'ill' “ll\‘ t‘uiulmil) ttllllrntlrtl Illa-
lllit‘li'lltl .llul Milli" I'l 'ilv ltll‘pt‘t'tit‘h’
not till-‘ to the lllliil'tilt‘lili‘an
t-llt.lltt-d l-y llw cottllllllcn' and that
tip -~ it'illtiit .~ llad llt‘t'll ll‘l'tl prior to
tilt lilItI' :h- .\wty illlliirllill‘ili t-lalm»
til», hail pent-wed them,
\[llllll‘illltlll for lit-l'illir‘r'vilill to tlle :t
‘ \\l'll ot habelu corpus on behalf ot lio-
l't‘i'l “'t‘it'ih. coma-ted of seillng intox-
tion“ to rtlltllt'l’r m tlohtllon ot the
Selective Service girl. and aetltt-neetl
[\i‘t‘fl‘l'Villllill of our trees, and their
>tt'ttly tlt-t-ay ill t-ity aul‘rouudings ll:t.~ “I...
liten so truly one of Nature's traile-
dies. that Illit~ >lllllllt- method for lhtll
.. -
JOBS FOR BREWERS.
i-Itt-lylltitiy li llllt‘l'l~‘i~'lt-tl ill thr rt-~
”in“!!! N'Mlt'h Mid (“JEN ‘0 0'7"" to ttvt- month! illlpristtllment ill llll‘
thrm congenial :tutl Fullitlilt‘ u'ol'lt ill ”tlil‘t'" (N J.) t'uunii' Juli. “as de-
‘ ~ ‘ llit'tl today by the Supreme t'out‘t.
tltlltan hle. lt-lt 1h.- poor lii’t'Wt'I)‘
Federal l‘ttllli tit-crew holding It to
he \i‘ilhllt lllt' l‘rerldelu‘s [MIWt‘i to
Kill!” l‘hl'lllrlll‘ llahlul: l‘lillllrt in pith
llt- nail-tit “I'lt‘ upheld by the 5d
[ti't‘llil' Court in nlakllln [N'l‘llltlllt'lll ill-
t-llilvl._\'vt‘w. stntitl l0 lil' l‘tIt-ltwd trulll
their lil‘l"|‘lll tl('|‘ll[ii|li(llle, lla\o been
mltlu-uhal llrulot-trd lll must plan‘s
- n t r \ ' ' '- .
lllt‘) are lt-t‘t to .\t‘t‘k jull~= tor llll'i'l' "“i‘“".’." rent-alum; ”H “MA" I.“
‘ t‘lllt' l‘lr‘llt'llt‘h‘ lloul plat-tun nets in
wire.» llll' \lt‘lllll} ot thi- Allin-lie anti ad
“I jomtll': Hands off the Alaskan toast
Louie. llowuu-l. ha~ t'llt‘t‘rrul
l
3“". it‘ll: ills dot‘ultt bmwgzT‘T’rerf. l \"ll“\‘()x SHUULD BE ‘
lt~ t‘ttlu tilill tl)lildlll (I H ill 1 l.tl T.‘Kl‘:N Arr HIS WOI‘I)
rity say that it can plate 7,300 men
t
it
ilrt‘llltll. engineers, coopcl‘rt, illlit'illlii
“with is receiving requests tor tConttnlacd non “m m._’
the ownern unti liliillugt‘l" ol' the tail i
made lllt‘lllst'lvt‘fi. ill gent-rad. Mllat
the railroads should do through their
executives. and do in a broad llilllllt‘ll
and patriotic manner. ht to nuuueet
come plan whereby the railway: could
‘ be combined in units large enough to
get the sreateat economies and _Vt‘l‘
not too large for ancient and sulirtur- ;
tory management of details. ’l‘llt:~'
combination need not necessarily lit"
on regional lines, that in, with l'l'fvl'-‘
term in particular slates. llut tint
combination should be on economic
llncl with tolerance to the (‘lllt'lt'lil
and cheap handling of ”night both
for foreign and domestic commerce.
1 The powers 0! the inn-matt- t‘om»
utter all, there is no need to worry morcc Commission should hp chanced
ior curtailed in many ways so as to
leave the new railroad combinationl
“l ""““""“ “it" ”‘9” ”'“l'll-‘l‘m'l‘l l“ with much more lnltlutiw ttn-l marl.
l more (modem or action. |
l "Tho most expenaivo thing that ulll
happen to the country in to t-urtutt ill!
‘power of the roads and thou income.
so that. they cannot hate mom-y .
ionougll to expand and to make lilt-ii'
{militias equal to tho country's tl0~t
manda. To do this. it is obvious that’
they must have a large control over
the price at. which they sell their mt»;
tits and lllt‘t'lltllilt‘h taster than it t'Llll
ruppl) tilt-m. it ha.Q a kindly t-yt- out
tor the needs of the malt Workers and
ulil not let them suffer from lack of
t-lllploylllrnl. I
It wa~ tlleemercd tom.- ago ill i‘lttlt"
that a't-nt “dry" tha tlho brewery
plants tilelnsolrtea could easily ht- rou-
\n-rtetl to the manufacture of other
It will be just an easy for
lill‘ thousantla or t'nllllli)’l‘t‘t~' oi tht‘u;
plants to tintl other work. Perhaps.
about tht- dt-lltobilization of the army
listlltl t‘t‘t‘llltllllfln'i.
-..... __ .. .
MANY SPEAKERS FOR
FARMERS WEEK
tiot, .\iareus it. llolcomh has fit‘
t‘t'lilt‘tl an invitation to [ll-wide at the
lirst general session of tartnera' week
~~‘ "
L. I53; . .. ,
p,- 2 ‘
FATHER PLUNKETT PMOTED
_..__ ‘ t
"In-ford Icy Anointed Pauor ot
8‘. Bernard'! Paella, Shanon
maximal-ll. “£1310.- am Andlnw J '
l'lutlketl. for the past nine year:- pa.~
tor oi St. Bernard» Roman t‘uthoil'
t‘hutch in Sllfll'oli, has been appointed
pastor o1 St Joseph's (‘hurth in She!»
ton. h) Rt Rev. John J .\‘iltln, lll>hop
or the lliut'trt‘. The otfit lai announce
meat It: t-ollttlntd in lhlr uwk‘a ir‘fi'ut’
oi thi- f‘at‘loll‘e Tmnst‘rlpt Putin-l
l'lullkl‘ll wtll rum-end the ltm.
lianlt-l .'\. iiatlm, who has the pawn
ot’ the (‘hurch since the creation of the
parish l: years ago, and who died on
Nor '_’ti The HP“ [uh-(Oi will Ha>llllr
t'harre of th“ pariah on Tut'stlal. 1m
17
Ftilllt‘r l’lllni‘o‘tl la one of lllt‘ lien!
known llrlt'rlfi in the Martian! diocese.
lie i< a native of Stamloltl. and m-t'urv
t-d his (‘lurait-al etilltatioll ill \‘illa N0
Allwcilally. i'a, from
which llt‘ h‘t'(l\etl u til'fllt‘t' ol' tltwllli'
of lawn and lt‘thl'r l-‘atht-r l'lunltetl
was ordained to illt‘ [litr'l‘lllbod ii) tin
lilll‘ lllfillllll1‘llrl'nr} ill :4! Jowpll"?
t‘athedral. lig-rlt’ott! about l“‘t‘lll)"olll‘
lie was a pt'l'i‘t-(‘t ill bit.
Thomas? Seminary ill “Il'lltll‘tl tor
rewral years and later Ht'l‘\t‘d rural-lea
in Windsor lol'lt'll. South iliant-hnlter
:tml .\‘outhtllaton. anti for the pal-ll nint-
Vt‘dl'fl halt been pal-tor (if 81 lit-l-nttl'tt'yt
t‘lturt-h, Sharon.
late
ta l'llilt-rritt;
\‘v‘d l‘ti ut'tl.
PRAISES NEW ENGLAND MEN
in an address lit-tore the Students
Army Training (‘ol'pit at t'onnecticut
Agricultural Collect» at Htorrs. the
ltev. Robert K. Al‘liirll'OllK rwelltl,
paid a high tributt- to the Mildlt‘in
from New England.
Mr. Armstrong. all u \‘. .\l. t'. A
secretary in Frauen. war. with New
New England troutm ill the Tool ilt‘l"
tor. He tu-oompuniml a machine gun
battalion of New Haven and litlaloli
men in the drive at t‘hautrau 'l‘hit-llg.
"l the rod my word.“ he rays.
“that the New England men “ere llit’
moment men i saw dumlu my _\'ettl'
in France."
j"Unretumcd Love” I. Cause 0
_ STERLING '
For Practical
moon one: or
mean AND THEN
ltlLLs HIMSELF
«
Mertden Tragedy.
.\ii'Zilllli-JN, lU.—'"l'llit‘lli‘lit'd
love" Was given by Medical Examiner
if. T. Bradstreet as the reason tor the
nhnoting last evening of Mm Supine
Kisseii. 32 yeals old, Wife of (‘hurles
Kissed. and the suicide of Mie‘lael
Gudowizz, 3t yeah tld, ot .\‘o. :1. Lo-
(‘lflil etreet.
The latter fired a liZ‘t‘alle‘ bullet
lict'.
through Mrs. Kissell's heat! and tilt-u
turned the revolver on himself, tiring
three bullets through his chest and
one through the mouth. Gudowtca
dit‘d tnetantiv and Mrs. Kissed in in a
critical condition in the “stile: HOO-
pitul. The shooting occurre" a
h»
Knult'e home on the second floor ot’
the Cheney block on Prat't rtl‘Pt'l and "
wrs I'l'necsed in the room by Mrs. ;'
Klsneil'a husband and 2v}'l’iil’.~‘~tlltl,
daughter.
Kine" told the police tllat hr way
sitting at home with hi.» t‘amily th-n
Godowlzz. who had been friendly with
him. entered and auddt-nly drew in.
vitriol and tired.
burnout and (cur anote I'el'P noun}.
liotlt men were employed in the Melt '
den plant of Coit'u Patent Fire Arms
Manufacturing Company. (iudowlu
was infatuated with Mrs. Klesell.
is married and has a family in Rama.
TELEGRAPH AND
TELEPHONE EMPLOYEES
' MUST BE COURTEOUO
A tit-tailed order regarding teln-
){l‘ltlill and telephone service taken
“\t‘l' by the government is embodied
in a t‘ulnlllunit‘llluil received at. that
total poututllm yesterday from Wash-i
iltntoll. it requires that all employees
“ho Him" in contact with lh.- tvl'hl‘l
must at all times he com-mount and ob
""iliL’ indifference or non-concern in
the relations with the public or the .
service rendered, will not be tolerated
and must give way to a spirit at inter
est. rather than that of lndldemnce in
the pertormance of duty.
He then Went into a'
“D
insist. on future immigrants from Ger-l, m l", held in Hartford, January 20’34‘
:n' l1,‘.t111..‘1,(.tl. rm” to pm‘tit‘lpl‘lei ttotP. (‘harles 1.. lit-itch, president ul
m‘ 5 p _ ’ ' |r fit the Connecticut Agricultural College
in Olil‘ “f“ “1‘“ '"M‘l‘l'mns "' "W ‘ l at Storrs will preside at another fit‘fl-
duct. namely, transportation. and till“ "
this power must not be. curtailed tullh
or {or political or narrow bumnucratitg
reasons.
i - There could he no doubt of it, he says.
to: 'tnprcsaions (it three 32 teeth, they
‘ ‘ littlll and a third will be under the im- ‘ -
mediate direction at the. State Councill It would be a simple matter, :“ltll
of Defense. The program t‘Ollllllilit-e our war experience, to arrange It'll“
has announced acceptance from the ML“, owing to excess rates lwlllu'
ltlllt'iWillg ndtlitionnl apotttu-rs who will put in force the income of any rn:t-.
he in Hartford during i‘artnera' Wt't‘lt; road should exceed what by law might :
llr. Burl L. Hartwell, director of the be determined to be the fair rate of
Rhode island experiment elation, return, then the excess could be lflltt'll‘
llcan ll. L. Watts of the i'ellusylva- ‘bwk by “10 United States “ml \IBNl‘
nit! State college. Potter R. Taylor, tor public purposes, a part or it per-i
illllllllllt‘l‘ ot‘ the Providence Ful‘meru' 11an being returned to the males.:
Exchange. Prof. C. A. Zavitz of the Ou- through which the roads might run. :
tario Agricultural College. Howard “It 18 ONION that the question tr"
staun- or Springfield, manager ot the most. cOleeX. and therefore the r00 .
liastt-rn States Farmers“ Exchange. pie who can belt aolvc it are the only
Prof. G. F. Warren ol.’ Cornell Univer. export! the country has, and these
shy amt in. W. H. Haskins_ Dean of are the railroad than themselves. ANY;
the New York state. Veterinary College alert is worth while to prevent a'
whose very interesting subject is, complete goVernlnent ownership 01'
:‘The Country’s Need for Animal En- the roads which wouldlntroduco po-l
liner-re." l“tidal cautions which might in time'
In addition to the progress that has ahlkc the very foundations or ”10'
been made on the program the com-101101131110“! _ l
fmlttee. on arrangements of which R. Although It comparatively new man-i
E. Dodge 0! Sierra is chairman. and in n ‘12 METTM is already i
the committee on exhibits say that recognized as one or the soundest bun-
ererything is moving along -satisfac- lncsc men in that body. When- the
torily and that there‘ is now every republicans come into powar next
prospect of filling the State. Armory Hatch he will unquestionably hold a
with a show that will interest not—only _ position where his advice on the per-
people immediately engaged in tarm-‘plexing problems or moonlit-notion in
lnlz but also the city householder. In the budnesa‘ world will be frequently
other words farmer-3' week is being sought and of much value.
developed for the. consumer as well '
as the produCer. One or the big lucen- WOULD LEND MONEY TO ALLIES
tires for making farmeru' week an WASHINGTON.- Doc. 9.—-t'-o!'ta1eas
overwhelming succeaa tn the met that m and by Secretary imam today
the military authorities have. not here- i to authorise loans met- the atom".-
totoro permitted the farmers to' use nonotpeaoq .to governments which
accept them.
-__,__-.._n . ~_._ t
TEETH MARKS VS. FINGER |
PRINTS.
.Dr. Otto ll. Schultze, medical alt-l
sirtani to the. district attorney of News
l
York city. testifying ill a murder case.
.t’lctim were. certainly made by‘ the
teeth of a girl accused of the crime.
because teeth-marks as a means of
identification are to linear:
prints. .
“A normal person" explains Dr.
Schultze, ‘hau ten fingers. He has
flirty-two teeth. If we get identléai.
aupt-rior
mm a more positive means of identi-
fication titan the imprints oi the 10
use..." ‘ - .
Title is a new idea in the realm of
Mmlnolog'y—mr of identification for
my purpose. Hitherto the Dortillon
clued has been accepted as the best
‘ . it has been argued that
chant? of the finger tips and the
that» llllt’rl on the skin that cororl!
u never change, and that. hiey are
may sultr- in no two persons_ or up
‘ ‘lingeta of the same person. :
. act-lull hardly possible that that
should reveal so my line Yulézl
.—
bor 0! arm committee is using every sum ln' tho-W to alt! ln’l'ccdlrig and'
error-t to main a good showing in the Minoan; mated. countries.
hope and belief that farmers' week in The inertial-resultant“ that child!“
Hartford will began an annualcvent a billion and a dud! dollar! of war
and that the state will no longer hecl- m. “ ‘ mount».
able for thin m
l9$to use the armoryinthlawcy. mm bail
- mint: F. Kirkpatrick.“ Stem. momentum orpaaeoxla in:
who tin-:3; mm m N ' »-
t'; e .1. ~ e ~ .
(tithe domain:
1".
churn m
the State Armory and so every mom-than been aumtglr'wmt the United" ’
Xmas
AM For USefui Gifts
There isn't a thing better than a nice piece of Furniture, say a
good Rocker, chair, Table or Rug. You can and here a fitting
piece of Furniture for any room in the house, vet-y reasonably
priced. ‘
Children’s Toys
' DOLL BIDS . $1.50 tic $6.50
1.11)!) 3838‘ . l to
M1: pagans. 3 $3 AUTOMOBILES $5.50 to $12
$1.50, to $2.50 OOASI'ER WAGONB 16.50
And a great many more too numerous tomentlon.
_, ' SPEGML
. ,wmrn damn rename camp's
TABLE ...... ..... $1.25
mnemonamh..........._ .....'....s1.oo
“nuance," the great international war guns, at. .. $3.00
A game in: every one in tha‘ family “1“ enjoy.
morons ...‘ We to $8.00
sarcomas $1.00 to :15
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if, The Real Christmas Store
~l‘Biggest Stock s—Best Assortment
9 Lowest Prices
0
:. THi‘l FANCY CHINA SECTION
' our; 8 hurdrfid b‘i‘ggfltions for novel and prachea' 1 presents.
AXE, B ‘ . .
‘ SET-S. LRRll CELERY, CHOCOLATE AND BOUDOIR
MAYONNAISE AND SUGAR AND GIRL. Inc
now BON DISHES cancxnn u
r _ RS,
Gonncnsrn MILK Romans, Em, cum nmnzs.
A Wonderful Collection 0!
ill NICY TOILET ARTICLES
Dresserb‘ets Manicure. flats Fair Pruaiw c ‘
Military Bruahetl Hair Mm ' Betal cmba, Mum-mm
other benutitul utilities. ' M ‘ 1‘“
ALL TLE BEliT QUALITY, STYLES AND VALUE.
DAINTY UNDERWEAR
What more charming Christ" ram:
. n.as rememb
woman to arnther than ' e from one
woman: SILK cunnwnn,
LOVElLY PHILIPPINE LIIIGBRB
LUS‘TROUS SILK PETI'IGOATS
taluono can‘t go wrcng in chosing Lingerie—Its appeal is car-
SLll’i’ERS—The Comfortable Gift
Wonderfully artistic styles are but tor ‘tfl' tweet
and the more comfortable kind tor the mother. ' heart
Priced From 98c to $6.50
BATH E )BES
For Men. Women and Children
Warm, comfortable Blanket Robes that will
. . . prov lcome
cold-death" tits St l . ‘ owe
tive and varie‘d. y es and color combinations are attrac-
Men‘s :1 1d Woman‘s . . . . . . .
Cilildt’cn'c ' ‘ ' - - » . - - $198 to $12...»
................... $1.25 to $4.98
NEV A Vii) LOVELY BOUDOIR- CAPS
Exquisite. dainty adults. You can‘t'tind a prettier gilt.
$1.25 to $2.98
CHRISTMAS NOVELTY JEWELRY
The Dainty Artistic Gilt
lint Pins . .. ., ....................... 25c to 59c
Brooches ........................... 25c to $1 "5
Beauty Pins ......................... 25c to $135
Cameo Brooches ....................... 25c to 98c
Bracelets .......................... 29c to $1.00
Are your valuablel, papers and securities topaz-
tected? Have you a Safe Deposit Box? If no: we 01:11 $
ride you with one for the mall sum or $4.00 per year, in on!
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3 modern Safe Deposit Vault. We will also act as custodian 0!
your ”Liberty Randi without charge ,if you denim.
Our Saving: Department pays 4 per camper year.
Open a checking account: and pay your bill- by cheek.
The City National Bank
petal: lot-walk, Conn.
JACOBY’S
Special "Showing 0!
Coats and Furs,
camp ACCOUN'IS OPENED
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SEPTEMBER 12 REGiSTWANTB
MUST Pit! 'QUESTIION'AIREB.
port in them row can. .l-Ie wilti-
tendered a- dinner by the on!!! com “
outcials when he cornea to that city. __
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Delinquent: Notified They are Subject
to Military Law and Liable to Arrcat l
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iember 12, between the duel! or 18 and .' '
37 at that time. who have not filed
timber-tr titled-quatloualretl with their
board must do so in the null tow days ‘ ’
gala mm as immoral “are de- M“ WEEK” 5
[laments are reminded that they are
subject to military law. and lanai! tfi
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their duty oven thousll the war in at
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ahead. moonlit»; at. _ mum mutt srona.
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Norwalk Chronicler