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’30“ GAL“ author of it never dreamed of, i
1
of
American flail
As a final proof timilitlatlnu
comes ti'ord that the
inow flies on the Rhine. as well 2151
along its banks and over the ruinousI
forts that guard it. i
. . . .. ._ __ zriver steamers had been taken over
WING HIM FIND A JOB. by our army of occupation. and every
sailors a" "Ham of them steams up and down thel
river flying the Stars and Stripes. 1
There. indeed is a spectacle fol tllt1
natives to gate at Old glory in no
wise dials the beauty of that lotcliI
stream. but it must be a. strange tip-I
pavilion Most of the Germans there-
A fleet of nillr 1
- soldiers and
1 by the thousands. They left‘
and jobs to risk their lives
0 held of battle. That so many
' 1 have been spared to return is
i m and an occalion for joy 1
31‘ if this return is not to be
with danger to themseltes
.jtbeir country. they must be not a“... before. The “shf'1u do lhl'lu
V milled in“ must be mom“ good. it is a valuable element in their,
. delay into industrial life. new, involuntary system of education. .
la mischief and discontent in' it will benefit them exactly in pro-1
Recognizing these fade. portion as they recall the time when
government has established the’ their government graciously announc i
‘1' '- inllillflbnfi “M'Wc‘i “0"“ seek, following a prescribed couraoi
Em organizations of all kinds. rtndpuinted with barber pole stripes. i
i” a take the returning soldier and l +______
7 and the our worker thrown out FORESTERB WANTED
uployment by changinx condr One of the outdoor jobs that is ill
.that need them YOI‘ ““011 “397 estry Emergency construction duri
Cited. ling the war years made heavy inroads caucus on the same date. but 1111' once in diacuulnt those industrial Th‘ Salvahon Anny held its annual
Christmas distribution of basket din-
i'nk national far the situation over the speaker. hospitals the commissioners say tbstt‘
fit is the irritation to 1 on forests in etely part of the country. .M’ 0‘ the House “a“? pmidonN " may M "laid dovm' as W [most In- In: to 01:: 75 worthy families. and
local efforts in one great Chain- At the same time, it has taken expertc ysl the Sonata scams as fan. from variable rule that tho afimufla; :ntl £JM§3€$I ”‘3‘;
each com _ set merit as ever. The House com, from such 11mm w hay am
,‘m protlde a bureau in woodsultn :tw ay from the forest lands. PM still hinges about l-‘air‘ficld county,1 NOW”) administer“ w NW] sogoniibo ghlldron.d N a
ty where information ma) b9 Tharp is nowa vast amount of plant with upstate efforts yet directed to on mm.“ ”'7 ° K
_ and obtained as to industrial mg. thinning and lunlbcrlnrz to be done
‘ VW‘ till‘oughOul the country. This uork 'is of vital importance to
' nod men are also slalioncd 11: I!“ 1111: forest growth and to the interests
rmy camps to acquaint the sol- "1111.11 to "m.
and sailors with the facilities 0" money and men to do tho necessary
for their use. iwork.
‘ the returning ’50hiit‘l‘ "l’ “”0”. Here is another oppurinuitv for the.
rho do is to apply at the local buJ returning soidicr, anxious to not
_ or to it through any of 1110 10““ outdoor work. in Massachusetts alone
1 ' unity organizations Willi Whh'il \l'llf‘l‘t‘ there are five
familiar. and lie'wiil b0 gil't‘ll 1‘“ there is a big field for 111011 eopern-
his information and aided 1" lions and a big demand for labor. The
n.-job it is lift-1011 till“ it?“ “51° forester of that stalo makes it special
,_ whistle of this opportunity. lappcal to soldiers to investigate the
ports of labor conditions through-.1 imborland work and to (11111: it up 11.1
the. COUNTY “"0 encouraging. rt life work if it interests them. Cer-
.‘ are at present many ODDOTUI- thinly any man has a right to feel that
_ and a very small percentage 0! he is serving his country as well as
reporting any labor surplus. icarning a livelihood for himself if 11c.
employment service. is engaged in practical forestry. i
1 can put the employers and em! -——O-————
'pos in touch from Maine to Call-i PEACE CAME A BIT TOO SOON‘
and will do it without charge A Christians proclamation by Field
of the most useful public ill-2M“filial liindenburs contains " re—
11s of our day 'marbuble tribute to “the mighty
.1 units everywhere should re- achievements of the German nation in
arn'ts, trained to warfare, which did
not collapse before a world of anti
it will rcqtrlm both
into
state forestrl.
great.
$19 the bureau, both for their
benefit and so that it may have
fibrillation which can be extend- ”“95
the ho y who needs it and who The German. army. says Hindenbarsn
all the help his country cant "though it has vanished, dissolved.'
diam until the last was Wed
' 'altdlacspoctod by. “its em '00 the-
onlcera. Irish and low. as trainers and
leaders of the battalion-min la undo
nisblx mandolin" of fission”
litter-bad.“ Wham”-
tics—aw Thu not won a- Vast-
~11an credit. this.
manna-mm .m.
Emil“ ultimatum had had.
.‘. much pmmmtwomwcoks slit. tummy! not
.m more them it base may. Wm
M
1411mm ““939“! ”Ind “whisk!“ mooted" "1
1M4: llamas momhuulsm
thins WQMWMWMMWMIH
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mimic“
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SLOW WORK.
seem that the peace oom-
- Versailles is a bit slow at
to won. The sum
mm that. the normal
mwubtnunmsu
1 than wad WW
‘ locum-ammo.
abouts never saw the Star- spanxied DEMOCRATS WlLL
tern" be regularly defeated by the its
pubiican majority and therefore be-
58tatos Employment Service,’ edit willingness to let the United loader
' 1 with the cooperation of mllon‘ States send to Europe one liner 1 Senator Edward W- Brodsr Who mull
sion.
conceded that
C. Geary of Waterford.
‘nllnorlly leader at
will be reelected. its will also be:
suggested
judiciary committee.
and put them in “Will Willi the great need of workers is practical for capably on that committee in 1917.
cause disruption over the candidacy oft
lteprcsontativeelect James W. Walsh.‘
of (lreonumlcil
state gossips. the. Fairlielil t‘ounty or» '
ganization and its local
opposed to Judge Walsh, who has thei
support of the Stilts Organization and
ti numbt-r
iFail-field county.
uoaslp. Mr. Walsh and the State
gain: on serenely.
January 8 and with the exception of study.dlaanoali1 and treatment of dis-
a vacancy in New Haven, caused
the death
Francis 1‘. llennott. the Assembly will workmen.
be sealed all elected. There are
cisive. in every case.
lthc death of, a representativoeioct
41".. The situation that has arisen in' Oct-ti
Won-
H'“ ~PU'I'H NflRWALK.IVWG S'NT'N' '
First Photog " "' "resident Wilfl" ‘ ""‘m' at Brest.
1
-1
This uhowuaph of President and lira. Wilson was taken on board the Goons Washington while the roar ut
the. saluting guns at Brest was still in their care. They are soon awaiting the arrivaiofths vocation committee.
From left to right are Commodore F. \i. Perkins. executive oucer; bliss Bonharn. secretary to lifts. Wilson;
Mrs Wilson, President Wilson and Captain McCauley.
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of the George Washington
W “mismatch. xmuvv Slims
PICK account's BOARD ACTS ON 1 AND traumas
LEADEBSJAN. 71 79.184 CASES; canon IN cam
tan-cam in» mm rapt. tutu-es nuns: ram “WWW in. PM Pm
'- o'; .71“ noticed at lingual" stand on
of which 203‘“ were cam calilu for 'W But. ‘I 0 o'clock witbs
compensation 1., “41m to daot’sra broken from. what. and a broken fond-
bills the amount paid. out thorotoro. ”z"
sail-insurers and insurance campan- -1 m were no
ics ainouathtu to ”.082. m. From tbs "hm“ "in" ‘9 the “WW“
be“ “m obtainable it W” that. mast 0! many. as the «other was
6“ 385 paople in Connecticut are pro ‘afl‘tw ‘h‘
looted by the “L masque bail given by Co. I. C.
I 18. 0.. at tho Norwalh Armory was
“M M Mlfl'llflll- volt attuned and thoroughly enjoyed.
Tables are given. showing that. oi: Fullyforty room-s aceompaniod the
the 140 employers carrying their own local baaltotballe toast to Ridnfiold
1 risk, 1m maintain first aid departments “M“ u”, '0“ i“ 9“" “'5‘“ W “
1 'and 33 have emergency hospitals with "Wm" score The "‘1’ V“ M“
by bus. and set oral private cars
come, according to custom. minority
The choice now seems to bu
aemllent record in the last ses-
ln the House it is practically
Representative Johni
who was
the last session. I
for membership on thin
having set-Med
0. 0. P. Watlon
The Republicans will probably 1 one or more trained amnesia attend-
ant door nines
illusion Store
.Year End Sale ofi'
Coats, Suits,
Dresses, etc.
‘ A Wonderful Owortuni ty.to Secure Fine Garments
At An Immense Reduction.
1
i
1
am Wool Mixed Ma and All Wool Blan-
,Exmoanmsu Gimmes- m» saws.
mnumv Gasmmwms. FANCY 01mm:
amounts AND TABLE mum.
_.._..... 47$ L
van; Henry bl Oban.0akvills; Bis vsn.Cann. In M. hill;
soil P. linens-mutt: Slant l-n mngmsfidhy mt”
tor-bi. Non Haven; Donia] J Call» e
ban. 3m“ Chutes 1.01th Hun; mm luntmlfaas.
Ruben Yudowiton, W. Conn.
Jr.. Notllavon: Peter ioahim. blow
Haven; hank B. Gross. Rochville. Returned to duty. "lowly repart-
od. missing in nth.
William J. illuins. New Haven: liar-
Vey S Judd. Soutbbury; Ward P.
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Dental; Bridgeport [ rm!“ John L. Buns. Waterbury.
Woundsd (mum uuflflmm Gala; howls W. can. Walnut.
Unit. Alba-tn. Simmonaflamord Can; Mound-r1 larva Croft, Hal-
Sent. Frank 1:. Dee. Water-bury. brook Mus; John: an ion New 1111'
otne advantage of tho eni’ployes
w'ith a in number of the membelr;
oPhysicians rscelte considerable. at I m
of St. John's Lodge. F. & A. 3L. held
.1eution The so- -‘cailed ”contract doc- an impressive “"1" m 11.9 Masonic
1111‘ " who is employed on a 11111111) by Temple at 59 Willi street. in the morn
insurance companies of large t-mploy- ins;
ers. comes in for his share. 80. Lou. tov Whllu. the kiddies. who received how
those physicians who habitually skates and sleds from Santa Claus.
from1 either by a private arrangement its to “'3de ll chance ‘0 try “‘9'“ ”I“ Oidl‘l‘
the' “.‘.,- ” for "m. “1h“. reason. treat peOple were contented with the anus
0r pratiitally all of the cases of certain ““1 weather.
According to the tip-1
leader nr1- '
of representatives
According to
mutilation lire indium-em to the 111- Ivmvlowx. or inuuramc companies. "“”"‘ ""“""'
Ioged opposition of the l-‘airfield the tommissionsrs point out that WH'SKEY PRICES Low
minizution and its leaders, and Hire. ”111111111 to stand by the employ"-
1 such :1 physician deals almost wholly
1 with trauma. and fm'i.1 of that broader.
which comes from the
tits Quotations Down
l.Ol lSVIlJild. Ky. ——After eighteen
months of 1xtreme trncertninly in the
tthiakcy ttluikct. the price of bondedi
aomlu todat in Kentucky the lal‘iz'
est straight whiskey producintr stats
. in lmcti1 a is 95 tents to 81.15 a gal-
Inn.
The imminencc of complete prohibi-
tion. coupled \tith the belief that
workman its less skillful and tonsclen . "iflhl’l‘ "W“ may ”1“" " marked d“
tious physicians on the average vtould ”93"" in consumption, is' expected by
be. secured in that way. In order “to “mi WT”??? make?” "1“}? l“ “
law are ow ea era owever.
mitigate what seems to be an undue; believe the approach of prohibition
harshness in the existing rule."
“'0 will sti ulat dem da i
important amendments are rtecont-‘mmm m t an M br n: high
mended. 0h? 0‘ “1680 provides that) Th!“ sudden. swewin! market
where an employer has neglected to changes have kept operators in a
provide a physician and the workmen turmoil A 1..., and a half. aao mny
has gone and secured his own. the out of them would havmbasa bankrupt
player cannot then come in and order had, thay W1: forced. toiliouidm
a changowithoutths approval of the their ballistic. Then primal-osmium
commissions; The other: xivosto tits on paper- some of tho.hold§rs were
commissioner in at cases 11111415111. to. millionaires.
order a change of doctors. for good The order stopping pisduotlon. for
Now Haven Vacancy
The Legislature will convene on \lewpoint
by‘ orders as such. and independent of
of Representative-elect; their source of the motives of injured
no
contests scheduled. the. vote being de-
The. New Haven
situation is. however, causing some
stir inasmuch‘as there is 11 difference
of opinion there as to whether or not
a. special election will have to bc'
held.
No provision is made in the stat-
utes for filling a vacancy caused by
Great Danger.
(in the “Whole however grelter dun'
gen. would result from the clloite of
physician‘s entirely by the injured
and it is contended therefore that Mr.
Bennett. not having been seated. one
of the present representatives from
New Ham will hold over. it being”-
parent that Mr. Bennett cannot quail-
fy. It is further claimed by those who
take this view thst the. statutes pro-
vide that no special election can be
held to secure an incumbent of any
state onion and that therefore. oven h .
thouxllt the once to which-Mr. Bennett cause a on ._._._ ’mfinmfiifiofit Ema?
was e acted may become vacant on 1
January 171?“ ono‘ holding former chwngmgu Mdlgbgm mfm?“§§3
represen a was mus 0 over. m m REA
0,“, Ono Precedent - on for hubs: prices. Thslmtiona
M Weds! tho m hm"?
Tm “ m smallest. and “"7 'l‘hsa cams truest-taint: of. bNhi‘
one. so for as candle learned. for such
a contention. Some years ago a rep. '—
resentativo elected by. tho town of 30. 1819. 11mm duties on foodstuffs.
disdnbofors the more “cl ‘ . ~1
W'iimfififi'fa” th’le'h is m Ind inaction mm 1 is
0 over. 0 on 1 r g
low in the statutes is for W154! dnuoa on Whites
incubation of a masses??? '11: gig; mm mflflmm lie-amid
“windmills! .w 0110- basaltslann“ I II M
daisy sass-«Mlle
(Continued Front first Pass)
thatu greatly increased taxes must
b. said.
tho low levels of todm
and tort!
mm It“!!! OLVMOY available
lthaa already mm! (a. 5m racism tho:
wt to ave provision enters sections 0 0 Colts
minimum atthe incoming Assem- mitigated. ram-mu- mum moist Imt Mills ml Frolic“! "0""
him-«provide a way of filling such lactic-W your sf-ststsi 13' present we
Minuteman. ”W thesis-laminar; M
an was elected on the Dem- bor of
rites and. mm
osrfln ticket and both present repre-
m from New Haven are from the classy possum-- mm. 1» Army casual”. R999!“ "0'"
theme party. Which of the eve Clam tidinfllfl" clam 0...,ch 4mm...
don ofr church would be transom.
ovsrmuatbodater'mlnstlby m
We itself after-thalamus” brilliant int-w streamline snarl nu irony
11W! aw “diam “11““
Gum Y. Gwm of the
.mmwn Water Company. and r;- Wumwmm
mi“ 1113' satin
velvety ammdulmm
h.M v 'm‘.d “wt: ”3'"
onto. total. ~
W
"AIM m “M‘
W
mammal). ~23
ma 1 mm;
Prospect of General Prohibition Ksops_
bitten fol-Abs «Irrational tbs mm
Prices crashed and brought mm.
Muscle todayonihiclithetax has
1 ‘l'lia melanin will“
mm
0” ma blimp militia. tax at
not
wmb m s1 contract-tour mumttm
mat
Dec. Mammy
raisins-vs: Wounds!»-
5:“? wounds! severely: at; mad-Til.
.. We. '
Privates William E Lawrence of.
Mel-idea. Frank J. Blanchard of South m, Conn;
Manchester. Konstantino Vsnkanohaa “i
10f Bridgeport George latukidos of‘
3030)! m “attic-i.
Derby; Alexander Kraiasnalii ofAn 6 .- ' 9’
is scnin. Alva W. Stevens of Derbyt ‘80“;de .
i James ii. “array of Bridgeport AHMMCI‘OSS Dl'fl'e
(‘ hark-11 A Mathews of Glenvillu. An- . —.————_ .
{ timny Petkus of Bridgeport
1 Thomas 01 Waterbury Stephen Ru-'
bcltuau ot Seymour. Raymond \i. 1‘
1 Knapp of Hartford Charles J. (‘ostclot
101 .\'1w Haven Patrick J. McGuire of
isouth Manchester, lsirlor Pilklcrus of1
New Britain. John (T. Sanders of New'
Britain. George ll Sautgo 01' Ne“
llavm Albert 1111... of Cilri'on. acorn
V York of Waterbury, Michael ..i Du
bori‘i‘xe of Torringlon. Andy Duxan of?
Bridgeport Thomas McKierman of
New Haven. Harry imhoi! of iiridgw' .
water Salvatore Grasso of Bridgeport.
James Cure) of Bridgeport George 1!
‘ Moran of Waterbury. George K. Hoff .
man of Hartford. Joseph Kiloldi of,
Hartford. John ii. Johnson of Bridle"
port. Domenlclt Rosie of Plalnviilc.
Maurice A. Meaney of Waterbury.
Wounded Slightly.
Lisui. William A. Gardan. New lla-
yen.
Corp. John J. Mch.. South Man-
cheater.
Privates Michael Pracaukawski. Jaw.
ett City: Joseph‘li. Soda. Darby: Ed-
‘. ward J. finthorland,Wslbrbory: John
Bundsell. Stamford: Inward A. Doc
1_lltus.'Betaanv: Washer- Joshua. Hays
tvattl.’ Buford: Thomas Lynch. New
Ham: Stanley anmhl. Nswjls-
m: PeterJacob. nonunion; Charles
mandarin. New Britain: Thsopile
Maud..Colllnlvills: Joseph Paw. Jr.
Badman. lflohael Basia, South-
Mlntibm 1
m lit-mu.
Mandamu- R‘- WTMIS:
cutest—John: m, 8w
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vlotlsly Tepol'tod missing in action m “we“ ”a Red Cm
Private Harold L Well-tooth Onass- W... mt)» other war
M. 0m “was many
Birth in hospital. previously reported In“, .
musing-tin action.
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