‘THE NATION'S ROLL or Houonlbnw 4, in. My, medium «\v»
Army. ‘ corp. ittlhngloti
fliodnar, Alltllt‘wt
Reported 'l'ulaJ.‘ (W)
. Dec-.1. todatefln Nona-J1. t-ortt. \t’utetbuiy tKl.
.h-iilt-ti ill .‘icllull xiutlmiluz ”1-3“de t‘. J. tuft). ,\'.-\t “Hinlll'
“90' it! Mutt) .. 853 20.501 '“~‘ . i
Dled of Woundr . 102 9,502‘ “an, F. UM.“ Stomugtun t‘VL
Died 01 diwaw .. . 333 13,666‘ Kelly. Martin. corp. Simgbury tw‘i.
Died of ncoident and other iKriger. G.. corp, New Britain (Wt
canoes ........... .. 33 1.24551ROY T. P». COTDJ \Vatervilie t‘V)
“'uudr‘d in 3000]] . . . . .3J H 67.58: % Shulthelss. ‘ C" t‘Ol'p., Hartford ‘3“v)‘.
Missing in action linclud- flinchmun. (7,” Sandy Hook tMl, ‘
MINTZ
Headquarters tor
F -U-R-S
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
mg "”“mM‘” " ' ., 5"“ ”-7‘5:nurry David R, Putnam «wt, :
a“"’ ' ' ”‘ -_..___-. J "’ ' tliatznernlmtrge 1., Middletown twvt,i
. - - . Tonto . 5mm. ”an"; . . . .~ _ tMl. ‘
‘- Binkcrs Urge Citizens to Ma . ‘ V‘iiecker.‘ l'lotd: “ect Haven ‘1' i
Use (‘ Id 9 ‘ I "M" Wilma-1,1!" bouth Manchester i“ t
I / :0 a paring y I)- Allin, all t't1tl.~t‘.~ . 31 1,903 erflvr Motrin 1‘1. Alumina (my I
N Wounded
- 7‘-‘ “Winnie. Mortimt-r o.. Norwalk (DWl. .
lit-own James t‘.. New Haven tDDl. '
lirunicardi. Datum, 'l‘orrimzton t\\‘I.i
Butts, John l.. \K'att-rbut'y t.\ll
t‘ltppnrt-io. 3.. New Haven th. ,
Cobb, erouu .l., lirintol (W).
t‘orliss, John, Stamford (Wt.
t‘roult—y llt-rnurd A. itraniord «\tt :
(‘wuiu Stt-nti. Tcrryvillc (Wt. ‘
Stamford tD\\'l, 4'
Dow-r, James P. Hartford tMl '
Drzonsc. “R, New Britain «Wt.
llurkin. Michael. liartiord (Ml
Evenich, Walter, New ltritatn llIWt .
lidtnan ltoy it‘. Bristol. tllw).
l-‘t-amo. lieonard. New Haven ttt‘u.
' Ferris. Walter, New Preston {Wt
I-‘uili. Atucdo, Waterbury (W).
titli)l'i(‘l. Carl (2.. \Vntcl‘bury (Will I
tiilmul‘tin, William, Mormon tWt.
Mum liarttord th 'tlrny. (‘linrlt-s A. l.t-ll)urti (Ml
Mum" J W ' __ } j ' David, \ynumumit- (“'l.
' ”WWW” Kit‘II). Jami-s J_ Bridgeport (W).
The tlrhol gold coins a: t‘liristumn
i1... presents this year i.» urged against
just as strongly an it “'45 last year.
and the banks othtbe city have been
pied by the Federal Rosette Bank to “flu“ ~’”" “'3"
reign: to disburse gold t‘olils to the \t'ASllthl’l‘tlx. lmu 1;: —The foh
p ' ‘ lowing annuity llSV~ tvn-tt- initio pith
Mlh‘h‘lllfl in lit‘llull Illlt'illtl-
Etlu prhunwr—t 3.030 l:t:i.07'.'
The Federal Roma 9 board announc, . ,
on that the objection to the use 01"" -“""'"]“-":
33d coins still exists, as .the problems
t t row out oi the war and recon-t t' > ~ - ~ * ’ ‘ '
ntrm'tfilon will Continua {Or some years ' lint .t. t'. r m. titulnitiw .H llltllt'dlrtl
to come. At the present time there is . mu“ ”U “HM m “man; ‘mw
a worldwide movement to discourage tin-d oi \\’t|lliltl.~, tll.\l dlt'd of accident
the #59 of gold coin as a circulating I“r WM ("Minna «mu died oi «its
animal it in Ignace-ted that thctgold tow. u\\‘u wounded: (Wt-n wonndutl
. opt, it; ahan returns. The use of . o\\'l't wr l-l
new bills. Liberty Bonds..or war sav. um H ' un-
‘1lt'it'lllllni‘li, 4“! llllfirillK ti’t [tria-
Army.
lb- Francisco l'..
>liul1ll) tit‘Kl't‘v
in: crmi‘icates is recommended.
’l‘lm letter also says: “The possi- "”“r
flirt? thittttindvit-Y' ofnho armistice Comedic“-
e m it cyt- ; v a- ' '
that thugoccasionoforl grizti‘iilnieehfi‘ Lilitiqtllel. t' \. Lit-tit, Bruin-port (Wit
panned prompts us .to state that w. “JEN-Mm V" F' ”m" Bridgeport.
feel that it Would be unwise for banks ‘wt "
to encourage .or facilitate dissipation l‘allan, l~'.-lix
of any part oi .the basic resen'efi of V
the country by orcr—countcr pavlgelltx .
or gold for holiday purposes oi’other- '“ l"
.ltn ale.
st-i‘gt ,
.. ‘ , Kirsch. Stanley “'.. Merldcn NWT). 2
J “MW. .-, ....... 19.13;“: .\F ‘l‘i-Mlmiw \‘iilll‘illt‘sltll‘ «Wt. Krocki. 3“..th liranford (WI‘). 1
, _ ; tr l, 3 set‘ i ‘ ' I . ‘ V .
”W t‘lubt l-‘ann Bureaus in Connec- lwabum ”WWI: ’H‘M'KIHJ“) Lt‘dit'), Daniel 15.. Waterbury (Wt. i
Will. our 101‘.“th county. have a to? l I , ‘ Wm!" south Multan-“icy. Vint't’nily, New ltritztitr
tat membership of 15,000 men and um. “WWW”? '“I'l. (Wt . '
men living on farms. The Farm Bu. i Sherwood. H a“ smut, Suttlhpm't \l- _ ' .,. . . .. t
Roam have tilleried a. tremendous in- tllDl .mm. .-\lt.lit< l). “lllllllflit'n t“ M
nepce on llt‘ Stilton Food .r ‘ ' .\l.t tr , .l in it 'l'l
“on ‘ produt. hkt'lsk5'..ltthlt J. St‘i'gl iit'ihiul I“). h n ”A l . 0 I“ \L '
\littlu-r. \\'itlt.-r ll liarttoni t\\'t.
. -fl- -...... “a...“ — . Wu :tlt nth, l'ltli'lt‘k J . Xv“ Hunt!) (“’l.
CENTRAL HOTEL \lt‘trithi i'uttirk lt-wph. “into-rhut‘ii
_ Finn room by the day or week. Steam heated. electric
light: and gas Fine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian
and American «tyie
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Stl.
N DISESA. Manager.
\mtttillt ~ \‘-'il"‘v\ Found-Ill l\\i
i't mimti. an‘ lit tnitr
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tlllii
l’t Mix/n
litmiy t:
.—
Tol. 1556.
J. DISESA, Propriator.
luv. llrllitll'ti l\\'l".
I’ttt'u .lultti litttiu-ttoi‘t t\\’l'i
tJ-iuclry William .'. Portland t“ St
_—-. ,
innuw>w~nvn<tuswuttwintwe>u>:.“..y\‘ts<:xni: out . :“;.>{\\\‘C‘§' . ~
. < itnuilfiii‘fhWiit~\\‘?:¢‘t‘i t’di‘\h¢§3‘\\\\‘i‘f§lfimxnfimm \\\\‘
"1
~ Employees of '
Company are
l‘he Connecticut
paid $1,250,000
—- um
morethis year than they receiv-
ik'xl. ' .
\
or; \¥“§i§N\\§¢~Ir§$
ed last year.
$Nx ‘\\¥&%‘X3;t~\¥§i\\i
There a c i2tltlmcn and women rcgularly in the employ of The
(‘on necticut Company.
Everv o to of them is a public servant.
Every o to of them is expected to be ready at any timcwanv hour
of the day 0 ‘ night-40 give faithful service to the people.
Recozni zinc that changing conditions had brought about increas-
ed cost of liv‘na‘. The Connecticut Company increased the wanes of its
employees tisuch an extent that the annual payroll was made 31.-
THE scum nonwaut zvnzmto SEHTINIL ‘
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FRIDAY DEC. 13, 1918
Come to Bridgeport’s Largest Shoe Store and Save Money
Slaters Sacrifice Shoe Salt
Buy Useful Christmas Gifts—Shoes, Slippers, Overshoes—and buy them now and here at after- ‘
Holiday Sacrifice Prices—Assortments are largest here——prices absolutely lowest—values sensa- ’
floral. The immense stock of these slippers is an example of our preparedness—and the pawn
of this great organization to give you what you want at prices as low as last year.
Illnltt smut:
For Thursday, Friday and .
Saturday
M'- and W M.
ouom Volvo.
Mahmud. Goodyear
welt. high-loco boon. 1mm
modolo. SCI. Pete»-
Opium
,, ”fill a“
. 0‘ no
.ltorhn we“
on“ \‘ory not
3 and GIVIN-
We
ate fitr Alto slum}:
EXTRA QUALW
and,
$ .
Chem ot- Havana
blah kid or gun pie m—
h m- my kid. or
p (06. nut brown th
{01). M kid With 7'.
my suede top, and
3m ‘0
".50
Votuo
M no"
33313. b11300)"
but. .OYIhu
1.9a
Lunar-Int" a?!"
u “on--- -'--r”‘v‘
”'8', ("MW AW BHILDREH'S
anon on! ocuom. anon 7*:
Chaim a! lace or button. All aim
“9105»
NHL”! M VALUE
OALI $1.98
PRICE
_, _ . .9
l at .pwlal
000
PAIR.
fifitfi: ”gm“
m I P It I
fit: high“
Q
l
l 0,
"grin.
-‘m
”w
‘1 .98
Dr. Mtlwomb’o
”-50 Ouch
Cot. 00m
mu.
«~— 902 sms
All ootori
$8.50 Boys'
Scout Shoes $2.45
SLIPPEBS
Re lar $1.50
glfluliet .
norms The wee-um
Regulsalli' $1.50 Felt 31 2'45;
Men’a and
Women’s
4-Bucklo
Overshoes
a... W:
Pure Gum
All aim
i re
A“ Golgi;e
All Sizes
'All Colors
'All Sizes
humane nooks include -
that.“ aux-promo in 3mm
Whom you want to here at
___.
BARGAIN titers .
2300.000 Erea cr. Motormen and conductors now receive an average 2 Millos’ and OVERSHOES BUBBEBSI 1128-30 MAtN STREET
of $3.50 a W ck more than they were paid prior to November I. 1918. 2; Children’s _
' S 98 um mam
. u . :2: .. I
an . This inc reuse in waaes has added to the burdens of The Connecti- l [“11 $3.00 ' 3...»... 750 Robbers 590
:1? cut Compan '. which alrcadv was overburdened .73 t - (mm-u. 32.50 Rubber .
‘ . ., quality at 3...... .......... 51-93 antpcg-pop-r
Its expe tscs. all incurred in scrvincthe' public. have mounted —' ,___' ' A M
Steaddy. and BOW have soarEd beyond Its income: 3 Rivers. Frank 3.. Htunitord i\\:l. best prospect of scouting portimnom West Virginia. 1 "murmur“ gal-hunk“... $3 $5
' ‘ ' ' - . a? Boston; Harry,- Willlmttntic t\'\‘l. t‘lllllltl3'illt-lli in nttt'ctnmcut t'.~‘liiliiit‘ll' .ltttt lltttt'llillislr‘. all around. $316 _ l apprentice slim‘l mvlltl motto-r.
Servnce o the public must be maintained at a hlEh standard. and ’ gm...“ ("Mo “mm“, (m. mm man-mu .n no Wm. pm... $6,“. rm. ‘ .
' ‘ .h ‘ I. ' ,, j ' A ‘ Applications should be filed direct in incisors. 3448- $5.52 ‘J boys (over its yt‘nr- m lEiLI‘l. .yt :5
fan-()5 muSt h) kept ill. the lO‘VCSt DOSSlble level. Slum" ‘1‘)" 1m; “‘1'" Britain ‘“ 5" nillt the Labor llourti ui tbt~ plant and ’.‘H |:i‘v.~‘.~‘nlt‘ll or fungi-r2. $73.: $3 "3 ,
How to keep up the standard of service and keep down the fare
and at the sa no time pay its bills is a problem that causes the Com-
pany much concern.
\
THE CONNECTICUT COMPANY.
\‘§%WWW&WW‘W\M
Slmtt'tu-hy. Michal-l. Seymour tVi‘l‘ t.
Smith. Staph-y. .‘(tsu liritttin 't\\’l.
Sin-titer. .lnims C... New Htht‘n (Kl.
lltitnin t\‘.'FL
:‘I'N laborers. $2.64 "53!“
("all on the ltcptwutttutw. t". 0'
Service.t‘ttnttnissiun, at tho p-.~t tui-
iit‘t! for full inimittalion and forum
$6.35
SIM laborers. $2.64 $f‘._ti.\
.\';tv:tl Proving Ground, lntiinn lit-nil.
Maryland. .
t machinists. $5.36 $6.40
'Illt‘n rhtllllil not report at the plant
for employment until llit') are Hillwi
by the Board.
Men of tlic art-:ttent ~Itill :llltl luwt
Staclztrh’t'. thh’. NI"? physical condition are gin-u i‘ra‘t con-
Stanlnntl. “(‘l';!t‘t‘ ll, Ml‘l‘ltlt‘ll t_\il. filiir'l'flitlll. ‘3 boilcrtnarkvrs. $5.36 $610 RAILROAD WAGES STAY Up_
mm“. mm“. p‘ (”“1“qu ‘\\'g.' .~ Working conditions are good: thirty ti slit-ct metal \vorkors, filth: $01.!" \\'.\>‘lil}£t;'r0.\‘, lit-l" iL'. 'l‘ln Hui!
, ' . v .. .. . . "an“ dttys' leave with pay is allowed. {or 1: wircmon. sitttL {.JH mull Administrmion has no mil-It iuu
art-mam. “'1“: -t.. tmtmnu tuu- t-fll'h M‘ill‘ ut‘ service. ll pipetitters. 5.36~$6.ttl t at reducing wugt-u oi" railroad ltnlt
Tit'l'llan. Louis .losoph. New Haven
Navy Yard, Boston. MitsraLlium-ttc.
Anzlesmiths. $3.367 $6.40
AnEiI‘thlithfi, “N“ y, $6164
(‘liuinutake-rs, zit lift—"$7 nt
Mme Sinkurs. 35.35"“.40. i
Forgers. Heavy. $10.80— $11.84.
ionsmen.’ $6.18»87.20.
mninuts. 353646.40
“WI. 6.38 'W 35
We ‘
It": laborers common. $2.64 $12.68
Naval Station. New Orleans. Lon-
. $71}; .isiana.
Boilermakers. $3.36 -$t3.to
(‘hippers unit ('uikt‘l‘n‘. $5.?ltir-“3tii0
tutu-mil) :ltttat‘ you“; is tli;l~l:t"t'i. If
was stain! authmitmitt-ly. :‘llll ll lltt‘
period oi govct‘itnimtt t‘uz'l'tpl l ..,\.
tt’tlt‘it‘tl fur the you». its F‘I'SL'I' ml h."
nirm-a'otuGenr-ral .‘10:\Il00. it _i umb-
llat'llilllfitfl. $5.38 ~ $6.40 nlfilc mm wag-H will stay at mol‘g' pros-
Rivctcl's, $5.3ti»‘8.40 ”1‘ level. . L"
Shipritters. $5.36‘--56.ttl" ‘ ' - i .
‘ r ' V ' v
H"! W" ‘0"? “”37 2“?“ . ,4 a PtTFALL.
‘ ‘ trot" WI What. inn:
t\\'Si. ‘
Greenwich (W)
\‘unncoru, Andrew. New Haven th.
Vii-aster. Stephen. Bridgeport. (W).
White. Ralph ltl. Waterbury (WU).
litiiiuttr Edgar 1,,
_..___..A_ A.) 1..
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