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local news publi-lied herein.
rights of ”publication of we-
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PHONE CALLS
Room—92. 3
Office-l3. .
t Branch Office—1383.
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“LL—THE MAGNITUDE or rr.
* No one would have believed, when
‘ urld'war began that the Ameri-
Rcd Cross was to play the great
. ’11 It has. This is. due largely to the
1.“, that few, if any, were able at Qio
+ “tact to visualize the extent of the
_ hilly that was in store. Few were 3
' to foresee the immense member-
ship. and big wru' Junda of the Full.
crops. There was no precedent in.
"Jury history by which to judge. It
7‘ a popular belief that the awful thu‘
,_ liveliest; of modern weapons of
.. W, together with the coat in money
it tell as man power in vagina bat-
(to, would precludu the possibility of s
i conflict being carried tour and a halt
, ‘mt tremendous pace.
Mar wars. moreover, had been
_ was between armies; this became a
‘ war between whole peoples. The ag-
'muor cast aside all rules guiding
.‘ olvllized warfare and visited ita‘
,fightfulnests on combatants and non.
, mutants~lnnticetit women and chil-
. 'dfeno-wltliout diatinctton. It would
’ s have been ti war of annihilation if the
force of civilization had not won a vic‘
ton of arms or capituiatcd. The the-
} on of the vanquished was that the
{lot-id could be subjected and then
E dominated through temism. The Red
Grotto, (-onfrontt-d by the condition
forced upon the world, has become by
common consent an agency of far
J‘ Thunder .‘copo titan ever was: content-
tbd by the (:om-t‘a convention. it
mtched its liiiinanitarianism aualmt
:. the TI'IIIIllfllIllI-HS of the stormy. While
I tnilnlaicrcd to the. suffering. it kept
:11 lip Liberty‘s courage.
., ‘gthn Aiiicrit-a (“nit-I'MI the thl‘ the
39001110 of Hill! country know just what
the war meant. Not only did they
.3170 their iiiaiilmod and overstthscribn
my loan asked by the government,
lint they gave outright in sums to meet.
. cry pmsiliic demand. Membership
4 the. Red Cross became a universal
badge of honor which every American
uptight! the. lit-d (‘ioss spirit. was in
Aory IlOlllf‘FlllllI the. great beauty of
{It was that the. power to aorta was
flute every titan and woman and
m ‘ lid in the land.
Now that the war has ceased we
car more of what the service ren-
“tired by the Red Cross meant in the
inning of the struggle. One of the
t generals of France announces
' he in coming to America at tho
git-heat. possible. opportunity to tell
. people of this country in person
Wt 41 sustaining force their splendid
'3 of organization was to the armies
’ i the people of his nation. None 0!
are martial glory'tllat pertain to n:-
"the forces which participated in the
Wits-gin that has had its vision“!
3 _ diminish in any degree that of the
My behind the. armies, which served
" .. dcr the emblem of mercy and kept
altd banner flying wherever suffering
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OSENTINELO 3500 was A MON
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\ itiit‘Ir‘ [Itt'l Ul Aitlt‘llfctll :tititlv ._\
Harlow. aim tins tlciiit-ii.~.i':ilttl. £15
on tr two Ill‘ll' tyiir-r wt :tilir tlct‘t-lt‘ip-
out it: thx country One war on eight-
:lll'Ii iiunithc'r mounted on it li'at‘itll',
\VIllt'ii plotted over iodgh pound or
or through hoary Woods. knocking down
Ilt't‘n as it tit-lit. 'l‘li~- can “as tired
tutti the ital-tor t-tigtiit: alill tanning,
and IIlll'I)’ st‘t'UlldS later the lilaf‘hlllt‘
um oil" for another location.
Au Aiiier‘icaii iicld gun of 75mm.
«alibi-o, the picsent standard Ameri-
can light tit-id gun. mounted on a two
and a half ton traCtor, bIIUWt’d a
speed over soft. broken ground of
right or ten miles an hour. \ch these
two guns alone at the front the ar-
tillery could have outtliatanced the
infantry in an advance through any
country. Backed up by the “cargo
carriem"—-t.ractors, equipped with mo
lor truck bodies—a steady flow of am-
3munition was assured.
Mr. CrOWcll showed that the United
States has on “band now an enor-
mous stock of reserve ammunition for
all the army's standard guns. For the
75's alono' more than fifteen million
hounds are on hand. and thia' will be
doubled before tho contemplated re~
one is completed. it is proposed
to keep fifteen per cent. of these lood~
ed.
W
SENATE MAY PASS :
WAR REVENUE BILL 3
LATE THIS WEEK:
toonnnu‘ea nor am Pam t
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important Provident Adopted
Among important sections adopted
War excess profits rates for 1919.‘
ranging from 30 to 80 per cent, as rc-l
viaod by the Finance Committee. and'
animated lo misc 32.400.000.000. u:
compared with 33.200.000.000 under
the House bill. . '
individual income cultures designed
to raise 31.045.009000, as compared:
with 81.068.000.000 under the House,
ltates Of 86.40 and 82.20 per gallon
respectively on distilled spirits for
beverage and non-beverage purposes,
Mucod from the respective $8 and
34.40 gallon rules of IIlt‘ Ilouac bill,
and estimated to raise “50.000300, as
against $760,000,000 under the House
draft.
Taxes on freight. passenger, ox.
prcsa. Pullman and oil pipe line trans-
portation. no proposed lit the Finance
t‘ommittt-e'a revision and estimated to
yield $229,000,000.
Repeal on July 1 ncxt of the law in!
creasing mail rattan from two to three
cents: an ounce and protiding for res-
toration of tho old pro-war rates. in-
volving a revenue reduction of about
$50,000,000.
La Folletlo Propose: Amendments
When these provisions were adopt-
ed l‘CSt'ri'fltlflllll were made by several
Senatora of their right to offer autisti-
tute-s or aiitcndincnta later. Senator
La Follette. of Wisconsin, republican.
announced he would offer an amend-
ment for revision of the individual
income aurtaxea, and Senator Thomas,
of Colorado, democrat. gave notice
that he would [impose war excl-cit pro-
file rates in lieu of the commuters.
scheme. Senator La Follette also in-
tends to propose a subetifule for the
war profits section and changes iii
the transportation rates.
The committee amendment. for ros-
torntion of pro—war postage rates or.
leticra and postcards next July was
adopted without discussion. but ‘30-
tion was deferred on the companmit
provision for repeal of the existing
zone rates on second class postage and
substitution of the committees new
modified zone scheme.
Besides adopting many sections in-
volving the Finance Committee a rate
changes the Senate approved, without
debate, virtually all of the administra-
tive. provisions of the income tax and
other sections. including those for
amortization, allowances to oil,
well, timber and mining enterprises
and for consolidated tax returns
Among important question: romain—
tlg beside the 1920 tax rateaare the
meme normal rates. almost the en-
tire war exccso profits section, inbor-
ltance tubs; .tho inanrance clauses,
the child labor amendment. limits!
taxes and a few. of the amino an
other mlacellaneou taxes.
STATE GOVERNORS
i [N FIN AL SESSION
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the statoexacutlvco to definite poll-
fll ,
PRIVATE SHRWER .
Tilt- following inn-i ’14..» hw 1 l'i(t‘l’t
«.t .ltiUJ . Mate tit at“: 1; Slil‘iwt'. oi
lat-o ”inkling, \‘J, >5“. .1 r; i‘. l‘tzilit'i
Milli": (lair oi Nov, :3.
NJhIIJW'IlliiiE IN Fit i.\'t ii
.III‘dI Mollie! .
ltattiit I'ltt‘Ht'tl aiIi} malt )W‘I i
took a Math alt-unit t‘. lti\\ll )i-riv .
tint, and \lt‘ItI ilitn all will l‘IluCi'Il.
which was butit in 101.7. and is >tilt
in due. Their l5 another one Ilt‘lt'
that has rouli' lino tuning.» and
like a museum. but I didn‘t go in lltai
one because the French people, um.-
aucliuning off (illicit-til kllJtIl- of “tilt:
'I'lic heather has been tit-tit unit I
could one Mi. Blaut' a l‘UtllIIt‘ of ninrn
inn.
The patients are gotiiiia well tart.
now. and they are a. happy lot.
I suppose there was a 1).; time iii
the Suites “Iti‘ll they heard lIit' \iat'
“a: over.
i seen in the paper that the merit
dent is coming owr on the Kai-er Wil-
helm and will land at .Ul‘er-‘l, ulicre we
did.
\Ve had to title in attic dOOr Imit-
mm for three days before we got to
our destination, and l was glad to get
out, as i was core from being bump-
ed mound.
We had to get up this morning at
three o’clock to load some patients on
the train, that were being sent home.
and they were some. happy.
Everybody is anxious to get home,
and I am one of them.
I haven't seen “Billie"
around hero latoly.
Will close. now, at»: it i< time to no
to bed.
Lb
Benjamin
Your son, '
GEORGE.
GILPATRIC HAD"
BIGGEST mallow
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Fairlicld Crow. follow: !‘
amt-id county 3" Womens‘ One-Clasp Win-
; ter Weight Tan Gloves
12' y. 3 3,; A selected. loft. pliable loath". ox-
: .33 E 3 ’ caption! value, at $2.25 pair.
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31:31:33?" $233, 433‘. m 49 ‘ New Yeasr Cards
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38333333 533 "333 5 1° 3, Eight can!- in a neat holiday
Bl‘ookfield 1133 60 2 2 33 box. Regular price 25c. Special
1333:3322.W 316 to: s
114 u ‘ ‘
gait-nerd . . .. .. 180 284 1i” 500 Hand-Painted
mar- 129 it: u ‘, WW“
4 15
Monroe ....... 143 74 ' . ”WWI“! out I"
New Canaan .. are 201 i 5&3 “WM” “”33" :5“: 1;" “a"
New Palrflold. 63 at i "" 19c ell II
act-Moan ..... 257 315 l 3 Q C
'trrwu ...... 1805 1419 a; ll .; 000'
nodding ...... 159 Ill? '1 1 i.- H Ild Boxes Of:
1333:3533.“ m 132:. l i ., o ny Writing Inner
. i, . rs 1" . '
stamioni 253i 194'} is t I' “out: up w 200' 1“
Btruffortl m 398 29 a ‘ 10c box
Trumbull . 101 151; 2 1 ,’
{:aaon ....... 7:: 4:; t 1 “
tea port ..... 394 211- 'o z:
\‘lilton ........ 173 121 A-i 1 . HOSIERY
Totals . . . .. “(996 15490 304 130 ~
Scatlcrtux. 130 Women’s Silk Hosiery
Summary
Mickey, proli.
l’iunkett, soc.
Spellacy dent
Holconib's (rep) plurality. 8042.
Counties
Hartford 1891019202
New Haven .. 24209 24270
0 you “
1013 3152
1496 226
New London .. 6642 6419 191 111
Falrfield ..... 18996 16490 804 136
Windham ..... 3692 2885 ll 54
Litchflcld 6306 4311 152 66
Middlescx 1835 2632 76 ll
Tolland . ..... . 2251 1631 225 29
Totals ........ 8-1891 76049 4001 1011
Scattering, 683
! Boicomb'i-i (rel) plurality. 8042.
. in 1916 Rep. plurality. 12,506.
MERIDEN SWIFT BY REPUB-
‘ LICANS: H388 RE-ELECTED‘
3VMOPM Town Clark the Close Call
1 22 Republicans and c Donner-ah ln'
3 Council.
1 MERIDEN, Dec: 19.4w Ropubli-r
calla made a clean mean at the an-
nual city election held here yesterday.‘
'City and town clerk. Herman Heea.
continues in the city clerkship which
he has held for the past thirty-two
our
live your. Baton he harm indom-
ed by both parties but this your the
Democrats ran Harold C. Hall, a pro-
bate court ”clerk. against Mr. Ken.
.5 .
my“: .995. an...
.3”:
years and won out yesterday by twain.
ty-lour voter, invthc tit-at political bat-E
tie for that once in the hat twonty-' -
GLOVES .
Women’s Cashmercttc
Gloves ‘
Superior quality, {It'l‘t‘fld inside—
a practical slow. The colon In
black. white and gray; regular
price 60c pair.
49c
Women’s Genuine Chamoi-
sctte Gloves
White pongoe and gray. a soft pli-
able ertn grade silk stitching on
back. Extra special at
95c pair
French Kid Gloves
Real kid made in France. Black
with white stitching. Regular 82.50
at
$1.95 pair
immense line. splendid aaaortment,
every lending make and desirable
color that has a reputation for
shapiinees, quality and wear.
$1.00 to $2.50 pair
' 3‘ O '
Italian Silk Vest
_ $1.89 and $2.50
. CHRISTMAS JEWELRY
2‘ Hat Pins
‘ Rolled R‘Old plate and sterling all-
‘3 ver.
0 25¢ to 50¢ pair
‘34 Bar Pins »
! Rolled gold plate and sterling ell-
: var.
i 25c to $1.25 each
3 .
t
33393
14 Pieces
Decorated Nippon China
Chocolate Sets
$2.75 up to $8.00 set
7 Piece
Decorated China Coke or
Salad Solo.
$2.49 2i. 85.00
Decorated Cracker Jars
$1.25 to $5.00
Mauritian Jars
$1.25 to $3.00
Cradtcr and Chase Dishes
31-25 to 84.00
Bon Boil Dishes
50c 10 $3.00
Cotton Huck Towels
Fancy weave and hemotitchcd
ends. Special
29ceach
Huck Towels
Superior quality, extra heavy hand-
itomo floral effect weave. full size,
and hemetttched ends. Regular 75c,
special
59cc each
Turkiéli Towels
[Saint large, heavy weight, douhlc '
thread Terry. i-‘Ine texture. soft
and absorbent. Regular 00c. Spe-
eial
49c
White Mounds
Splendid values in spreads. plain
hemmed. scalloped or fringed bor-
Fancy China, Etc.
Such Beautiful China, and Such
Low Prices
Solar and Cream Sets
98cm)
—___—._
Celery Sets
$1.98 up
Pyrex Bahia: Dishes
A em out. for baking and
serving, clean and mom],
Wear-Ever Aluminum
Ware
The Wear-Ever cooking utensils
arc as clean and bright a» silver and
are real fuel saver-I.
Cut Glass
You can get the very nicut things,
and at the prices you wish to pay.
Hundreds of Ideal Gifts
in the Dry Goods Section
Blankets
l-‘or lasting numb
3 rancos. and
the giver is remembered gratefully.
during the many years of tier-vice.
3 Blankets
r all size. White or gray.
$2.98 to $6.98 pair
Handsome Plaid Blank ts
$3.98to $9.98 ogir
aawflfiiank ts
911.95 to 919.35 pair
.3itllt’O—EOIJCS
94.50 to_$12.00
, .
3 Lrib Blankets
S‘iaplo, while or fancy novelties.
l-oels and looks like wank-fleeci-
and soft. luinirniie anaoument. '
dot-s. l’ientiful assortment.
a:
Large Size Plaid Blankets
Value 34.00. 7 to 9 o’clock.
$2.49 pair
Yard Wide Percale
Best quality. Value 39c. 7 to 9
o'clock.
27c yard
Turkish Towels
Large size Jacq ant weave, blue
and pink horde . Value 31.00 at-
69c to $4.98
EXTRA SPECIALS
From 7 to 9 o’clock
Fancy Outing FlaTmcl
Extra wide. soft ffnish.‘\'nlue 35c
yard. 7 to 9 o‘clock.
24c
Limit 10 yards.
301mb Hriwhod All
Pure Linen ca Cloths
Extra fine satin dammit. Value
32.00. 7 to 9 o‘clock. $129 eaCh
40 Inch DIETSilk Poolin
Regular 8“" . 2 hours’ sole, 7 to
,3, Rolled gold plate and sterling vll- - 49c 080'! m“!
vcr. Not over six to a customer. _ -—--- $1.59 yard glkagggfmmszmund Cr ‘-
3 25.; to 98c . 3 ..._. ~ Yard Wide Black Satin mm m
Baa... WWW. .Wrrrre «mammar-
mania-s. mu bleached. Value. m]- ' e ”3- ' “mm“ mu?” “'1" M -
‘ Ammo so“. 8M5. 1 to 9 o'clock. 'Ioto ’3 . Value 02.45. 2 hour sale, gmbw Won.”
can ‘
, 50c. 75c and 98c 3 3 $1.39 each $1.99 yard mu... “‘m “‘ mm“
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BOSTON STORE
T CHRISTMAS STORE
THOUSANDS OF CHRISTMAS GIFTS AT SAVING PRICES
TOMORROW FROM 9 IN THE MORNING UNTIL 9 O'CI.O(.‘K AT NIGHT
Whole Store Full of Bargains
ADDED EXTRA FEATURES FROM 7 TO 9 O'Cl.()CK
UMBRELLAS
Men’s and Women's
81.98
Splendid umbrellas, once i. 13'
fine choice (I Misty $123.“;
trance and serviceable covering
HAND BAGS
Chiffon Velvet Hand Bails
Beautifully lined. colon an taupe,
block. bro-1i. lav. burgundi
men, at
32.98 to $5.98
Women's Vadictfc and
Morocco P
and 1! Bus
A large assortment. black and col-
on
90c to $5.98
_iuamttcms
Wmamav‘
are famous for their inability.
Embroidered cor-on. “stitched
or fancy, a“... 81! h In attnio
lit a box. Worth 81.00. Special
______ 49c box
Women’s Handhrdtiefs
Embroidered cor-cu. homatitch.
or scalloped uses. Over one hun-
dred dainty denim. Splendid val-
tie at
25¢ each
w mc’ FE; k .
o cll‘iisefsmlfic 3:1!“ 3er
Men’s Initil H k -
chiefs a1‘54: ea‘c'Iid er
All Linen 39¢ each
Women’s Bountitciied
Handkerchiefs
lam-client qualitleo of fine lawn
10c and 15c each
NECKWEAR
A moot varied and beautiful
mrttuent.
.\ wonderful array of dulnti
novelties.
if H»
Dr“
Georgette—Grotto Collars
lit-ntstltched and lace trimmed.
round and sailor shapes—-
49c £13.98
- Stocks and labels
Satin or not and dainty laces»
98c to $2.1”
Collar and Gui Sets
or organdlc and net and timrg- '
ctte crepe—- '
49c to $2.49
BUY omssid‘dsum
We can promise you tho-very bu
values.
LOVELY 693mm“.
tNo'iinnmawomn I
cane totlllii city and delivered a loo CONN. BWINI'IIROWIRS
3 elation in the result. meow.
‘ of a. sublime ideal. and in W'- cies. A talent-m from Henry MON The Democratamado-o “flight ”I ' .tum in a" Nor-Walk Public Lib M W W I
orlll. acting chairmon of on mono. time”? °‘ “hc‘hiflfi: the once-mun: "on“ random 1- IN NORWALK TODAY "1“ We in W‘”””‘ ‘° “‘9 ml II mm “no" 8““ MM...“ “min“- '
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