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that the War Urp‘dl‘liilr‘lll \ull not .. , _> T0 - 1!! .n ver 1-0 h. 3. n and we are read with . ‘ ‘ ' ’ —"
«1 recommend the institution “I a nu; , ““‘W “F degrees “1 dependence. .. , , E- pomq h? e c be ~ ret xiv“ l0 1e . y ' A. M. WOOSTER
16 80' mm St. WW” ”HIM“. mums: mm "mm. ”to big allies are m on... mam,” (m. lulal . i..i;'\ its“; and little Items .or big and ittle peep . , t “70““ AT LAW ‘
. .\' ' . .~ h .Skm (H. [title allies in another. Belgium and Marines. , .-_ king ,. . . 7 ‘ 0M.“
' “a.“ . Symon?“ i ll einnit: lia- ('Oill,“ lllt' devastated section of northern. . . . . -. ’03 ”HAT W 81110 setb’ Telephone Tables, Hdt Trees, iL." Exam'n.’ 1.1.8. P.‘.nt
acorn 103W“ ' Ml”) " tibialu‘dl": { if l m" ,t ‘ “am an. m new,“ mm. Mum. Deaths all mtms in). Don Knockers. Desk Clocks, Desk Sets, Chairs i01- Oflice, '
{flfl‘nl‘fifmpnffim fi,":‘,,‘"“”" “ I 'b and Poland ale almost helpless Neu- wnumhd . . . ruse Den or Library, Book Racks, Sectional Book Cases. (PA I EN I s
h 1‘ . ation of “angry“ . lit-y trail and enemy states are Wanting ”infill: in action unclud- t ‘ a . . es . , ‘
togxgeuggy rests ‘20 a large 30mm chiefly «(011011110 opportunity. ‘ in): prisoners) . . 3d? Poxlgnzfieyst Cmedatn‘ 01.1313, I,“ wChallrl‘s’ Zafittymnoxm. Jnd’n'lwu'm“ .
with the Republicans on account of The"? 3"" “NH“! difterences.‘ ‘ PO: " : ”my , 3. n ills Mun St Manama-n.
,1... mm,“ chm“. m mum, of mg Within the same state the peasants .. ‘ "“”'l rant-y Tables and a longr hat of novelties to metal, glass, _
Senate and liousr and therefore of WY ”8 ”WONG W the year. accord-f TOW ............... 4,930 pom” and wood. a... .. ._ a
lbs Helen Gould, of Main street, I!
mg Iron assume illness.
Ilsa Ferguson has secured a posi-
tion h the Tristrtun 1 Hyatt store. in
Wal street.
-Ulnhrellas and cite... O‘Brien.
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"sour“ EdEWALE mm
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(CthiL‘ivd Ylhtli Filbl l’dge)
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hilt; ,!l=>‘[.i -l . ' In L'i'JitI J
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the military committees of the two
branches of (,‘ongrens. This will not
preclude a determinedwn‘on to secure.
universal training during this session.
Senator Chamberlain (Oregon), the
present chairman of the Senate Milt-
tary Committee. is n strong advocate
of the system.
Kalm to Consult Pershing
Representative Kahn (California)
who will be. chairman of the House
Military Committee next session, it
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Headquarters (or
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...«d
BLACKSMITH SHOP WITH LARGE BUSINESS AB-
BURED. ‘ fig”, l
GENTLBMAN’S RESIDENCE WITH 20 ACRES OP 1
LAND HOUSES AND FLATS. l
titled titer a present crusts. .
ing to custom. while the city popula, WASHINGTON. Dec. 16.—The ful-
Iions are in distress. ‘
. . . . . (lowing casualty lists were made pub.
in Belgium, which 18 to receive in» .
mediate relief, native produce is al- N “mm!” 1” ”‘9' w” department:
most negligible after German occupy Army.
liond Th“ Nguhufn “5 33"“! fr)!“ Character of casualties is indicated
ran to mom on mport , supp tee. a. . - . - . .
The people as a whole. and especially thu... (Mflkmfid m uuton. (0“) m”:
the children and old people, have been 0’ “mud”- ”L“ ""‘d of “CM?!“ 0"
undernourished four years and re. other causes; (Di) died of dlnsaseh
quire better than bare sustenance to (w) wounded “New”; (WS) wound-
mm "1"” ““‘Y- 'ed slightly: (WU) wounded. dogma
FOR ran KIDDXBS— ‘ h Chairs, Children’s Rockers, Baby
Carriages, Go Carla, rib; Kiddie Yards and Coops, Doll
Catnage‘ a.
ALL KINDS 01' FURNITURE
Of all modes in sets or single pieces for the parlor, living room,
bedroom, dining room, ldtchsn, library, den or oilloo.
ch All purchases will be reserved for future delivery without
args.
it
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t WAR 113A!» At“ ; TO LET Coats
Soils,
and Dresses
Jul) I lit\ .
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(...-17.<..m..i«.t.t ' do). ..~ nut tin t‘a—a- 7- ..- .- ..-. V_. .--E, .. l C R "C NTS 05E ED 1
it . (3;. ,<.tt.i;:t‘ numb.) tit allldA'I: . . Y' ' HA (ii A.. 0U N ‘
6 ti. \\',. It tuttrzuwrzt Peliuiidfjs mu-t 51.433 MILLKKNS l ’ Phone 113-: ‘37 “Win“ 8'. ;
l . Lo talt-tl lui' durum: ”it next llbl'dl DIE BY 1.‘A3115E- -.— w i :
(... 1- Tu.» arty illlPi'Lrit'hllm or this _ _ x t _, g
.-~.-.l t . :t. -:'tb '. ll tire Military , . _ ~ > M --~~ -_ ,V- -.-. "2:. ..- - m, _ .-..- -g . , ._
‘ I :‘ttinm‘ftw tutuli‘llw; (Lt «mint. is that it . it .lluld limit litzt Page) 1"» it a" \ttllin'l\ u hum. ‘ r s L van
1 2 w lltt )4 mil in considerably more than: ,, "_” f """i "' dwa” U My“! 0 0 l ‘ .
. li...‘ mung. mldirrs undt-i anus on ““‘E' i‘ ” ““11“"INN“‘W’l’m‘m‘m‘ Died (ll accident drill other . g ‘
Jul» 1 3: st .tn'i consider l ly l. ...- tl..tn ““1“ " ‘ “H". ““3““ it» “W l‘~ .. " J b P i t!
"" that intuit»; ii mar lair; J ”11"" “ («.12 will“) l'l"¢*l‘n‘ """l‘ ‘3 f u b ‘ . I . ' ' H - ”H i o r n '1'”
No Hmt of Universal Training Elwin l't‘dnslltat.t‘>‘ tor idler month». “tutttittl ill at'llt'll l."3’| smirk; . t _
, Ur; Hm hm.” U, the “M Department “Vltllt’ U'llP'l'n (nu help themselves thin-tin; in stilt-n lawludmg Is 1 gift that Will be used and appreciated the whole year l 5., ~Qf'alfl
estimm. it t.- \ ttuull) certain rtuvt' “W“ ”“11““ “am“ to ”bullied. ” prietm- l~) .152 11.9.7: round. Presents at real utility are being purchased in greater ! ‘7‘“ . :3,
David W. lay-ell.
10L on... 100-8: Hm “I.
.1 WACHINOTON UT.
IIVI RID MEN'I BUILDING
UNDERTAKER -
. . In northern France the conditions . ' . .
:gsnggailggieémm lggfghmge 3‘; ”8 much um “m as “me in 36"; undetermined: (u) missing: (P) pm. Free Auto Delivery to All Bmmondmg'l‘owns. 3-". an
8"593'“ A' 6' Schler, °t Camp the present. session and seek the views slum “d in Serhia. the country “‘5 “"5 union. .5“,
stewm. hms received his honorable of Gen. penning and other American been thorouhlr stripped and starved. “mam“ RAYMOND & SON W ...fi
discharge and has returned to his corlxiimandera on "orchards“ :2th kW him $‘;°m=m::°mfi Olsen, Eric 81 sent. New Britain It! nth. w
‘v . .po cy to purine. S p I' v ‘ . l w
how in ‘0“th tmclude when,“ mum i, no", the same period have numbered more (Wl- _ Wall and High Sta. nor-walk. £3333 W
l -of course. but it is the application of, 1h“ 30-9993” l ““91. 3"” J-~ corp. New Britain
Miss Dorothy Cumin-ill“ 0’ lie the policy and the details or n on In Armenia. the land given on: tel (W). * TYPIWIITIII “CHANG!
Sou. Not-walk library staff, is ill With which Mr. Kuhn will seek em" mill- manacro and plunder, there has hecnl II. Mid Ave. W
mm. at her home in run run tary advice. based on the lessons of neither Imus nor rennin: um h! “d"m' N“ F" 3"” ‘Wl- my momma -
' d. the war. tistealth, while no food could be im-‘t Bmult. Albert. Putnam (M).
m '9 Universal training. Mr. Kahn point- ported- Food relief In sheer mcuo Curl-son. Oscar. Bradford two). #:52-
___.—_—
mt and Derby Hat ‘3 O'Brien.
Tb regular monthly meeting of the
Nowaik High School Dramatic Club
wield in the Assembly Hall latlt.
Fri“ afternoon. After the. business
month: a play was given, and proved
very enjoyable.
~ Buy your x-max,~ l’rcscnt ()‘Bmt‘n
Mrs. A, H. Boerum. a tanner resr
dent of Dan‘mry. died at her home in
Brodiyn. N. Y., Tuesday night after
a lingering illness. The body was to,
’ but he has no perseverance.
i
ken to Norwaik for interment Thurs-
day. Mrs. Boerum resided in Danbury
when a young woman and had relativ—
es and many friends here to whom the
news of her death will bring sadness.l
— Dnnbury Ncwa.
r
ed out, will not preclude the. noceaaf~|
jty of a small professional army. in'
;addition to the training of yearly lib
cmmonta of youths under the univer-t
sat training plan this professional ar-j
my would be needed to unison the
Philippines, to maintain the usual two
battalions in China. to garrison the
Alaskan posts and forts, the posts in
..the United States and to take caret
of the Panama Canal none.
' An army of 125,000 men, Mr. Kuhn1
estimated roughly. would be sumcibntl
‘ tor those purposes.
...——
HIS LACK. '
Belle—~llarold may be. a good man.
Null—How do you know? 2
Bellewllo only asked me to tnarrYi
him Ont‘t‘.- ~l’nliim0rt‘ American. I
Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
! Woods. Harold w- New Britain (we).
‘ i ’W‘l'ynne. John P,. New Haven (W8). ‘
. i
"“2" HOW much jwns'rox ' was
”it _ . . 1 Christian Carlton and family are
‘A'l’. more Joyful i now occupying their new house.
a“ . . which Mr. Gartman has himself been‘
5“ Is the C 0min g building during the past several,!
n.4,: . months. '
3:3! of Christmas A little son has arrived at the home!
43:).- 9 ~ of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Beaudry. l
,I‘S‘ when we have the New York relatives who have beeni
{H , . visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dio
\f‘- whereWIthal to l Blanda, hare 1'0th home.
> it bu the thin S .~ |‘. The Walter Little place is reported
‘4‘, Y ' g at. . ' sold to Frederica Rowan of South
.7 3 that go With the . :t‘l ”omit *
A C . ' "if? ‘ Their infant granddaughter. Edith.
1-.) imstmas season 1-1.1 ‘Vm mother. Mrs. Allen Gifford, re
:5“ . . “‘1'". ~ I cently died , while on a visit with her
And it is so easy and such a pleasure it“: . cm” i“ 1““ “w“ 9"“ “n" m"!
. ‘.. 'd . _ l?“ ing with Mr. and Mrs. George D. Gif-
Y‘ _‘ to put as: e a little every week, tn an- «4‘.th ford of the Lower Parish.
~ ticipation of the happiness it will bring 5731/. M" “a M"- D‘"“ 5- 0°” 1“"
, l g“, ,mmd totba bone of an. Coley-cl
( to others, as well as to nurse yes. 5.3-5. aunt, Miss mung com. in the Lower
1. , '- 1’“, Parish.
J h _ , a}: 1'. . Miss Grass sonnets has spent draw
, the Christmas Club now forming .af- fl am with in. ma Mrs. Dennis o. I
fords every member of this community . .h CW" °’ Hum“ “m“
t. . ‘ . ' . MW. 1‘. Ants spent the weak».
. an. opportunity to add to the Joy of f“ _ end a, mg no... ... amid
. . filling. Do not fall to join it ‘ Mrs. Charles Barnes,and mu Irene
p ‘ _ . a, . - Borneo are spending a few days with
“v - ‘ _ - . . .’ irelatives in Mold.
. .. .' _ — - :3, Southport ashttws have visited It.
‘_ . . Starla Monday, December, 28rd ,- p .... .... m ,, mom... a...
- v Inshsvarh‘omnwlllm may for past Ola-khan mm mm ,
~. 1: wtfifimmmmmaum ’Wwww'“
it an: .“loskandnoiiva m tot- moo t . it.“ ' '
r a, “Wounds-arc om .... v?- '
l 3' ~91 Mail” bit Ian M 51“..“
work [01' “10 Hunt. 3 Clark, "m w" Mow” (WU):
in northern Russia millions of poo
plo face absolute starvation. Easter: Cuwford, 6901?“ 3.. Naugatuck
Russia, the Russia. of the stoppes.‘ (WU). ‘
normally solHupponlng. is in a coir, Doohan, Michael. New Haven (W).
dition approaching famine. . v
Famine has ravaged Poland since filler. Hamid 3" llama (RS). .
.1915. There are no dairy cattle left. Glglin, ""3”". “aterbury (W).
and the death rate among children Grohol. Joseph. Antonia (W).
has been almost total. Onefourth of ileckland Harold Sulfleld (WU).
the population of Poland has polished '
from famine. Jacobs, Jonathan, ”9' Britain (Wl. i
In Finland the famine is so d,.ep'.lohnson, Patti ll. Collinsville (W).
as in Russia, but as the country is McDonough. Frank, Bridgeport (wuy‘
less remote. there is better hope of. Malia. William F" Bridgeport (WU) l
rescue. ‘ ' ‘
THE urn-tows HONOR ROLL Plaqulrell. cm, Winsted (W).
3 Ring, William H. Dori): (W8).
Army. 4Rehnks. Hubert P., Crandon (W).
. Reported Total Sarislti, Frank P., New Britain. (W).
Dec. 13 to date Sawadslly, Julius. Hartford (W.
Killed in action (including tSchuler. William A.. Middletown (W).
«at: at sea) ..... IIIIII 153 26,534 Smith. Pen-r. NewllontloniWU).
, Spencer, llarold. New Britain (W8).
‘ Stew-us, Albert 1-3.. Mlddletown (W). .
Straminioll. (lutaeppe.. Xew Britalnl
i
i
v
(WU).
Slyllill'. William. Willlmantic (W).
\Vlnfit'hf’l, William F, Deep River
(we). I
‘ Winslow. Arthur 1.. East Lynne (Will. '
.2 C
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D.” L
Mlshleniok, Peder. Bridgeport (W). l "
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PROI THEFOLIQWING LIST: .
Handkerchiefs (or men. women and children.
Bath Robes. Kimonos and Iogligaos. '
Umbrellas, block or colors, latest designs in handles.
Blouses of new de chino, or cotton.
Winter Gloves, Ghamoisotte, or Silk.
Dainty Baby Wear and Gift Novelties. .
Ore do Chine and Glove-Silk Underwear.
1" ' ippine Hand-Made and Hand-Wand moguls.
Fine Silk Hosiery, beautiful lastsr, strongly reinforced
black, and a large assortment of colors.
Exceptional values in Silk Petticoats.
Leather , Purses and Card Gases.
Charming eckwear at po '
Genuine Madeira Hand-Emb cred linens in sets and
scpamte pieces.
Etc. Etc. Etc. Etc.
To speed your Christmas shopping. the government requests
you to shop and ship early.
Christin ' i
Holiday~ Gloves ‘
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mem panes owns—ran, Grey, Brown and wnte‘
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WITH TAR
F‘. H. BAXTER i
D2000!!!
THE NEW SCIENCI"
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRAO".
Chiropractic is the dendition a the
cause or the disease and the art of
adjusting the same. Disease'is caused
*— by n wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. Even if time in childhood, it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
Lott:- life in the different organs and
in s.
_C‘hlropractors remove the onus of
disease and palm'health is restored
“through harmonizing the hem aya-
given special attention; also can.
turn of the spine. Yon will never r.
not skin: the n cm
to help you.
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
'I'. FRANCIS, [9.13.
at Washington at. So. Nomllt. can).
Graduate from “no; wool;
84 NORTH IAN mm
Furs Repaired
lyaslsoted by Wu! foo-
Announcing The
Christmas Slippers .
Athnthaymalmuttwomhaamohypm
. (“Warm-mm annotation“!-
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’ “ill-hor- ruminant-ohm.
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flora. Telephone ass.
hurricane mint.
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temp in your-body. Female troubles ‘1
from your own «from furs careful. _ H
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