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We now have plenty of
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, ~ the quality is first-
BQd in your orders.
Prompt delivery.
. the war is over, but there
will so no reduction in the
W of cool before Spring.
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is nothing more than the one where you exercsie good taste in
the selection of your interior finish.
Hardwood floors add beauty to your furniture and draper-
ies and make your home more inviting, sanitary and warmer.
Let us tell you how little they cost whether for recovering
old tloora or building new; a talk with us and an examination
of our stock will not obligate you in any way but will no doubt
prove helpful to you in the selection.
The Hatch 6 Bailey Co.
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Fresh Cauzht Smelt ....................... 25c lb.
'l‘ile Fish ................................ 22c lb.
Boston Blues . . ......................... 20c lb.
Market Cod . . . . ........................ . 16c lb.
Haddock ................................ l-lc lb.
String Clams ............... . .............. 10c lb.
Finhnnliaddies...................: ....... 22clb.
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United States License No. 17.903. - -
elry Repairs and Special
Order Work
repair and make to order In the
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your large wants. but every
lam or small.
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transactions by the manner In
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Goal near and shovels.
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Yours truly
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Library Tables. Flat andRoll Top Desks. Typewriter
and Telephone Stands. Chairs to match in many
styles. Sectional Book Cases.
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Arayour valuables, papers and securities
looted? Have you a Safe Deposit Box? If noggin p”;
vide you with one for the small sum of $4.00 per year, in on!
modern Safe Deposit .Vault. we will also act as common at
your Liberty Bonds without charge ,if you desire.
Our Savings Department. pays 4 per cent. per year.
Open a checking account and pay your‘bllla by cheek.
.116 Citysartmal Bank,
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It in the brilef’ol those (‘ltlbh' III In ‘
.l‘llslpinau lllnl he fillt‘ hilt lite lm‘ llln‘
.‘u-unlr) as truly as did any Auiermatn‘
‘ who died on Ilu- bottle tie-Ida: or,
l-‘nucr. From Mall 1917. to Mal’.‘
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THURSDAY, DEC. 26, 1918
llllt. shin Dr. Chapman was Moder-l
‘ator of the General Assembly of thr-i
Presbyterian Church. he travelled 40,:
loot) miles in a war preaching campaign,’
inn-skint: in 106 cities and addressingx
37s audiences. II “’0' largely through!
this influence that the Presbyterian
Church at its General Assembly ”1'
,‘lvnllas, Tram. in lsli. appolnied a?
; \aar commission. it being the. first de-
nomination lo take such a step. II “in:
lunder its auspices that In. t‘hapluan
‘ maul.- his tours. 1
Would Not Give Up 3
During all this lime llr. ('llallluilll:
suite-led pain. but did not site up. The
operation Inst Monday was to t-nabloi
hint to fill appointments to preach int
lollies stretching across the continent
Ito San Francisco. This trip was to'
‘be unedi- tor the Presbyterian New,
Era Movement, of which be. was Vice-g
.chnirman. and shich Is to raise $12.4
. 500.000 for benct'olents within a year.2
l in: Chapman «all born fiftynlna
_ years ago in Richmond. hid. a son or
“under llalnilton'and Iprluda bic-
M’hl‘nney Chapman. lie was educa
'in Lake. l-‘orrst University and l. e;
Theological Seminary. ills first pug
route was at the First Reformed;
H'hlll‘t‘ll, Albany, N. l'. From there he! '
went to Bethany Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia. From Philadelphia he?
cutie to the Fourth Church,
Since then he had been an evange- Tilting.
, list. ;. lsnta.
l' In this field of odort he won dis-y
'tlnctlon and was considered the suc-' AETNA lNDEMNlTY
:cessor lo D. L. Moody. lie was l'ulllt'r' RECEIVER COMPLAINS
lot "the simultaneous evangelistic canl- AGAINST PALMER
Minn. Which provided for the. organ-
.lachson is known to tederul olhclala
in New York and elsewhere. He had
and he had sorted one term In
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Isallon of a city into districts, all the 32.250 “reg“, Due Under Agreement
:Pmieatnnl churches in that district with German Company.
Emlllfllz in om- centre under one. even-l J "m, .3. 'l‘ultle M New Haw". m
t““'" lie follows-d 'M' Method for i's‘l\l‘l‘ oi the Arms Indemnity (‘0.,
1mm." "fir-‘- m" '5'” John "‘ (‘on-f l'm'lnril) nl' this city. has tiled a bill if
{’l‘”“‘“- "l l‘lllltdolpltll. backing it fi- l'llnlplflllll In the I'llllctl Stall-s court
I - ‘ >
if)" lt‘ll '01)“ Ch?:";:' fling? $3.053 "tutor. I). I‘,, as lll' is Mllellpl‘lipr‘l‘ly
,mr life m order n a m K custodian. nude-r an act of t‘onnrrss
in? ‘0 devote all Nahum" to ”ms.“ kuoun its the 'l‘rudi‘nl: With the Envy
'l‘lu- still is the tirsl of tho“
'llell. -
The crangv‘llst mlonly conducted
‘y “PW-1‘32”? “27‘ fir‘gn‘3260tsgrs According to lllI‘ l'l‘t‘llllll lll llll‘ bill
:82: Whlfiswhuslllralin land New Zest. thr- Munii ll lit-insurance (‘olupany of
‘ hind: Twice h“ “.9“, round u“. world tit-rntztny hull maintained an American
"on evangelist tours. ouch time spend- branch will: its other ln Hartford and
tau: many months at work in lluntrn-i " “1‘"
Its. For many SummN'll Dr. Cllapmlln- l""‘"”""
:i-onducted Ibt- Biblo' mnfelvnccn _
Winona Lake. lnd. He was in charge ""l "I'll “W
.m’ u camlntixn in Nor-walk several. “WW" ill-'rf‘i'mrnl. whereby >th
'ym” "a Munich rcinsurcd the Arms liKllIIlM
lll‘. (‘llapmnn Wits tlll'll‘s‘ muffled; Inns (Ill lmntl~ and other llndt'l‘lnlllllgs
ills first wife was Miss Item- l-I. Shed-l Mr. 'l‘nltlv «mks in l‘i-cult'l‘ 82,260.01.
- don. who died in 1866. n ycqr after} duo- him a» receiver under Ilia nhlluu~
‘ they were married» His second wim“ lions the Munich lit-insured, this being:
. my Act.
' kind to In- instituted in Ihl< district.
husinoss in this stair. (in
Munich t-nlt-rr-tl into at
‘ “I“ Miss Mm“ Pmyn Strain. of Al-I n balance n-nminlnu unpaid tiller thr‘
r-ciwr from the Mu’nlch.
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COERCE A WITNESS
Manny Deutsch Alleged to HIVe
Written One to William Knows
CHICAGO, lit-c. Sis—Chartres tlnt
muncel for the. government had at.
made today at the trial of Congress-
man-elect Victor l.. Berger. of Mil-
waultee, and four other Socialist lead
,tbnny. N. Y. She dild- in 1901. lils [ purine-ms to 'l‘utile as n-cclrur of $41,.
' widow was Miss WI C. Moulion. ofi “5.56.
Providence. ll. l. Hey were man. Mr. Tuttlv on Itls complaint snys
. rIed August 30. 1910. “he nllcn property custodian has Hilton
The home of Dr. Cltliplunlt was at r... ~-~<~Iun of the property and tinsel:
Jamaica Relates. l..'l. Beside his le m‘ llla- Munich In Ille
dow he leaves four children and four-l Mr. Tulllc .h't‘t'kll to recover the money
‘ grandchildren. The daughters uro-
.\fra. Bertha Irene Chapman Goodaon
and Mrs. Annex Pryun LInder. Thi-
mats are Captain J. Wilbur Chapman.
iJl’., of the. 311th Remnant Squadron.
I in France. and A. Hamilton Chapman.
la freshman In “‘llllssns' College.
' The funeral will be held next Sun
,ldrlLY morning at eleven o'clock in the
‘ Permit I‘rmbyteclsn Church. West
13nd avenue and Nlbety-lirst street.
Dr. Chapman was “or ithere trim
1900 to 1905. At'tltO‘MIQSX of' the
Rev. Dr. Mant- Whitaker Work. the
:preeaut' pastor. tbobody of Dr. Chap- the Espionage 1“.
man will be removed to his muse. .
which adjourns the church. and will‘lkuurh' am
erdzxfllb‘: sitigmgtghdhzllflunmk: People's socialist League of New
) ' . .
Mr!- in the'aervlce ‘3! be mfg“ l \trk. who testified for the defense to
the her. Dr. John F. arson. t e v.‘ , ,
‘llr. Ford c. Ottmsn. oi thls city; the; "‘° ‘°‘°"‘“‘°‘"
Rev. Dr. Marcus A. Brand of Phil-I
‘adetpbla. a brother-ln-lnw of )r. Chap-
lnan. Burial will be'ltt Woodlawn.
sion a letter which it Is alleged was
lgencrsl secretary of the Young Poo
cooursnltalrnnaruss
,NEW HAVEN MIL‘dett-ndantsustatlng that many So-
cialists In New York had been caught
nq—s’f , .
,5. l Wsa Awaiting Removal to the Federal in the driilt and were consider-ins,
.3 t Prim t turning hobo for a while to evade snIl‘
h’l‘hst ghostin- Jackson. who had ltary service.
up he at the jail in New Haven / Deutsch testified he was brou ht to
Awaiting removal to . the United tChloam as a government witngss on
1318108 ”“01!"er M Atlanta. (la-r December 9. He'sald he was question-
nut one across on Philip Hush. alter-'0‘! about lhelettoi‘ by Assistant Dis'
1! and taller. la the information 1'9- trlct Attorney Fleming and .was
celved 5.“ United States 316mb” (“11‘3“ threatened with indictment when he
I tel'llcld C. Mlddlebrooks. Jackson eta-11mm: to identify the eplntlo.
muted early bhlomlay morninilzmnnd at. ‘ m‘
reports t ere were no ngs o
his whereabouts. COURT GRANTS DIVORCE
On September 25. In the United,
States court In New Haven. Jackson;
was sentenced to Atlanta for three-Greenwlch Residence Gets
years for counterfeiting. Marshall and Right to Rename Maiden Name.
Middlebroolm was subsequently ad-
"“ed' ””3“” °' “‘9 prevalence 0' ‘3'! A divorce on «the grounds of infidel-
lluanza to stay the removal of Jackson it d l bIt I i t r has
and the the other prisoners to At- y an n. no nompe “c“
lama. until he received further or been (ranted in the case of Lllllan
dent. As no order; haveoheen recelv- Sanford Proctor llowlnghaus analnat
ed since that time. Juknon “mug: Frederick William‘ Immature... Both
yard at the New Haven County jail
is surrounded by bulldfnsu on .four.
and New York clip. The evidence in
tire, while the. buildings on the three
other sides are much higher. The can .
mm at the tall ts thatall the prlaonois
on arbour. in the useful lot-tn in pro
8. Ct'mlleld. sitting as a special com-
ed pemlssion to change her name, and
0:10! end and out to the hill at the daughter.
0 her and. for the purpose of dumplnx. , ..,.,. .
their buckets. Jackson. according to' Judgm llul..... In it memorandum
lnves’tlizellon on loin: into the yardalt states that while it Is generally not
Bret) Monday morning ducked Imn'apa'rulvlsnblo to grant it chance of name
02:“ 0f lh. m‘ “210111111 “:0 If: to a wife .where there are minor chil-
paonrspsas. int. e.n.e ar- loud .
nose. with the aid nt clamps that tas- dhrfn. “Th“"d mission; ”MHZ:
'tcned svvent plpe to one side of the ‘ 9 “’9' a mentor n um “
put up, ‘31th to s, mm. on it“, states that It is proposed to secure a
.bvlldlns and then he swan; Mutual! ,chantte' or name for the minor child.
river to the tone .. wry bull - H
Hermann ‘ "' '
Clearance of Holiday Goods
As is our annual custom we begin today a
Sweeping Reduction on All ol Our‘ Holiday
this city.’ previously been arrested for counter?
. persona lost their lives and twin;-
. -nnnl;inll,\‘. “m0“ M’"“0nw"9 die :uunlnst A Mitchell Palmer of \l'nslt-‘
authorized and admitted to.’
at Ut'lulla-l' ill, limit. The Ao'lnn lHthlll-‘
United States;
which he contends is due him We“ re-'
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.7 land. with ltlupnieh as the capital.
tempted to coerce a wltneas ware-Alpland and the capital would be oil-l
ers charged with conspiracy .to violate‘
TM charge m“ made by Danny} Each republic would have a pfi‘si’
e organizer for the Team. dent or governor. but all more impor-
'i day after having been subpoonned by to the supreme president ot-thc’ con-
The government hits in its posses- den.
‘ written by Dout'sch to William Kreuse.‘
{ple's Socialist. League and one o! the:
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TO MRS. F. W. HOENINGHAUS convince them-that at least two per 1
Freedom -
are influential residents of Grecnwlcn'
‘rlldf'fi. The onlce part. fronts on Whal. the case was heard Friday. Decemberi. PARIS, Dec. agrlrhg, program or,
try avenue, nndls a one-story struct- 13, in Standard. by Attorney Charles;
mitten. The petitioner was alao’ mob:
lot Germany for thousands of members -'
reunion and march in o the yard at given custody of their 1610:“ Oldfof the American Expeditionary forces.‘
Specials
Pick Early While the Picking Is Good
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Skilled, E7 nurt will; I
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Flsgman Worms Himself l
'OVERCOATS
For Men. Youths and Be) is
At Moderate Prices.
Iredit lt' Desired. .
Ill-llf‘h'ASllA, Okla, Dec, 26. Five;
seven were injured. ten of them seri-
tously, when a. St. Louis and San Fran-
clseo freight train crashed into a. pas-l
stinger train at Norge. Okla. six mill-sf
southwest of Chickashs, yesterday.
The passenger train had been at a
standstill for some time because of
frozen pipes when the freight struck
it. telescoping three of the coaches;
A flnaman. sent to the roar of the
passenger train to flag the oncoming
freight. is reported by the station!
‘agenl to have stopped in warm him-l
self.
Antoni: the (land was St‘f'lllltl Lieu-
;lenam J. H. McLuuren, address un-
known.
INFLUENZA CLAIMS MAN'I' °
IIsland of Tahiti Turned into a Great:
‘ Carnal Place-
l‘Al'lil-Xl‘ll. Tahiti. Dec. my
Mail).-lnflutnza has turned lllo I»
rind of Tahiti into it chat-pal pun-r.
MAKE 7 PARTS OF CENTRAL POW-
ERS‘ ‘At the crest of Papeeie burn rrem
_ Ipyres, “tilt the stark, shectcowrcd
6mm“ Demand 5" 5"“! '0' Con- bodies of many natives Waiting 1.. In-
federation Similar to the United thrown into the slowing amt-d of
, those who halve ht'cu mnsunwd h;- I.“
‘ names. '
:‘ The Assrr‘iatled Press com-sinnm
l’lll has learned that fully one-sow nth
l'mMnK demand in Saxony llllll Nor-Tot the population of Paper-iv are dead.
mum and Austria be (lit-mm into spy. in alums! every 'mlmw ltmltielfamllios
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I‘ll republics llnll ('onl'ttderatcd on the if;"“:\tg';()t'lll: "5,1: :lglisuil‘le: “1310;;
plan of the United States. The ropulr '||vom_ They hop in vain for food.
tics would lu- estuhlirlpd as follows: I
l'Iipt-r Suxom'..wllh broaden its tl‘t‘ MAY COMFLETE BU‘LD|,NGS
capital [Glass Recommends Mystic and Eran-
States.
lllflll.|.‘\'. lR't‘. :l:.~—"rllt'l‘t' is a slump
Lower Saxony, nilh llamner “a vht . tot-d Get Their Public Struc-
“mm ' wh'snmcroiiri): "a s
.. , ‘ _ . . .l' , .c.-. Icni'. ,'
Rlilmlaml. u lih tho taplliil In I ah of the Treasury Carter Glass has:
““11"- ' commended the completion of bet-ween
Svi‘abin. to be called Neckurlumlhi 100 and 200 public buildings now un-
""h lh“ ”I’ll!“ in Swami. lder constructlon. Those named l'm'
, ‘ , .. Connecticut are Mystic, 831000 and
Bavaila would be renamed Danni» Illranford. $34,000.
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German Austria would be rename-rig
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iconderoga Oflicers .
. Imprisoned on U-Hoatl
tabllshed in Vienna.
Brandenburg would annex PlilssiliJT
Posen and Silesia and would he called
gnderland. with the capital In Berlin.
tent state matters would be submltteu
federation, sitting in Berlin or Dres-
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PIPER'§ DEATH LEAVES
"GIRL MYSTERY UNSOLVED
M USGEQON. Mich. Dec. 2R~ Ufn- .
clals here are not satisfied that the
suicide last Saturday of Milo Piper.
who was charged with the murder of
Miss Freda. Weichm'snn. of Chicano.
solved the mystery of the girl's death.
it became known when police nit-
nouuced that after further Investiga-
tion they were preparing to arrest a
Muskea'on woman In connection with
the case.
New developments, the officers say.
,
sons took part in the slaying of thef
young woman. Whether the woman__
under surVelllnnce will be arrested as'
an accomplice or accessory alter the‘
fact Wis not revealed by the polce who .
say it. is possible she merely knows the .
name of the biher person or persons
implicated.
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MULLIGAN SANTA CLAUS :
AT K. OF C. FESTIVITIES!
the Knights of Columbusfor Christ-l
man Day included the giving of turkey
dinners at. their various ltuts , in
France and in the occupied districts!
. ‘ueor. Mics rules":
. it: 207.}. u. unites.
The Santa Clans of the occasion on TWO iniu‘." Umvurx mim m-n- made
several of the huts is William J. Mul: pi'lsoners when the U. S. S. Ticon-
lizan. chalrman of the Knights of do. deroga was sunk Sept. 30 by "m sub-
lumbus war activities committee. ' Y a . ' ' '
Chairman Mulligan is the man Mn; 11‘3““? I-'1-’»'- “ll"? 3“" "'."‘-"'“'."l l0
lwill supervise the transition of the this country. They are Lieutenant.
Knights of Columbus ovorseas from. Juniua l-‘ulcher of Norfolk, Va., and
a W" '0 a m“ “S"- ' 'lrleutemutl r. M. Muller of Oakland.
. FIGHTER! AND THlNKERs fCal. They were held aboard the U0
.. Behind the lighters must work, the boat during the month or" October,
thinkers, lot: flshtmxlthoutrtblfi . W taken to Kl‘el and eventually to
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