. (war. one. 31. 1913
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Joseph Davis
I Washington Street
South lentil
resultiron'rv“
_ rinse , 'i'heatre Building
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our! boards
. On Sale Today
Iliomv m ENTIRE
. osrntooun.
me Open Every Evening Until
. 9 P. 3!.
~.—-
Fred H. Pontv-
37 NORTH MAIN STREET
Palace Theatre Building.
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.. iiy illewsl
Nev. Fft‘tll‘i‘ll‘k A. t‘tilotlitul. oi Tilll‘
Church, is spending ltldu)‘ in Ni.“
rk City on business.
'01:! Sheelian has rt silent-ll his [mat
-’l with the Connecticut Til-- .9 kn!»
Comm:
fi‘omorrow. the feast of llll' t'll't'lllltV
ion, the celebration of Holy ('ommu»
in at Trinity (‘llurt-h will be llt'ltl :lt
)' ‘
D.-—
lldwanl 1’. Mltlvuy. of ~18 (‘ross
not. first word, is nine to be around
alliuttorhn sitack of Spanish infill-f
and pneumonia.
-'i‘waltyl-Utlli dollars in gold award-
tor best costumes M Eagle's;
uni ball. Armory New Yt'ill"n ere.
' . t Knapp. of Riverside nVenue,‘
to has been ill for a number of vet-ire
timed to his duties with the Con-‘
tint Trolley company yesterday. '
1|. fluid Castle, of Main street.
to her duties at Trietrlun In
this mine:- aiter enjoying
'a vacation with friend: and,
in New York.
Year"s Dinner and. felt-bro“l
Clifford Hotel Tuesday night}
r served at min. in, cabaret.
,Pavors. Reserve your tallch
t ‘ . ~ . 485, 486, or 487.
i or b0 a dominating
l wol‘ld.
The Great War a Teacher 4
And Developer of Character
Slum» 1h: Legion-m5 ol 'dt 3AM
war. will it has been lot-gilt and \u'
rot-lull ‘y wot. lll lllc (nun.- ul Just-it”
and liberty a wonderiui and traits»
tolttztz, than-p. has 101111‘ to the
uoild. Through the magical and a“-
lul conditions at outlining people have
lound tit. mvelves. Hidden forces have
but.” dm-ovmwl and trait» of charac-
tp, .t¢.llttlictl With tweahrlitios oi
rllt‘ltgllt dud endurance lietcr belole
UNA-“mp or ( outezvud oi. my demon-
>titillh$ on enabling and uplifting
“our, emitting them to rise to su-
pl‘rllle heights in the spirit of giving
to their (country, laying all on the al-
lal‘ oi sacrifice. We are being trained
in a new school of discipline. learning
the lessons of economy. thrift-and un-
selfishneoa. The dividing barriers are
breaking down between the classes.
rich and poor. Also religious. Catho-
iic and Protestant. Jew and Gentile.
All organizations and denominations
linking together in unity and thought.
rand action. inspired by the spirit of
love- t‘or righteousness. peace and
freedom. The curtain will soon [:0
down on the final act and closing
scene of the year which witnessed the
.greiueut war in the world history.
“hell the hand of God was laid heat-
‘ ily on the nations and He. touched the
souls oi humanity with the spark oi
titre from ills mighty torch. bringing
‘out hidden and latent possibilities.
testing and proving. moulding and
shaping them to work out llis Divine
. Will and purpose. 0n the coming year
let its hope that the glorious new era
{will be ushered in, of peace and email-
.ciptttion, when selfishness. lured and
ityriitlit-nlt despotism will no long-
power in ”10
when nations are harmonized
;h_v tics of friendship and good will.
1 Then may the manifested spirit of the
Eternal t‘hrist rule in the hearts of
. the people. and till wrongs be rightod.
and every force unite-d to establish
, llis Kingdom on earth.
. liark the symphony till glorious,
t Strikes the chorus of time victorious
Farewell. old your we're not wpinint’.
J Enter New ill purulent: shining.
Lift the curtain.
‘ um l-l. lltth'llthls
.PROPHETS DISAGREE
' ON NATURE OF WINTER
lGooscboncs and Songbirds Clash in
Pennsylvania.
lll‘?.\lithi. l'tl.. l)t-r.
2:1 ’Rt‘flitlll
‘t‘r‘m oi lit‘lliln'tl lti'tllllll’t'lt'h' by students.
of lllt' goom bono that Willll‘l‘ will bi-
srl'Pre‘ alter ltli. sign.»- al't- multiplying
i that there will ltt‘ litt'dly anything that
' rotiltl be railed
with notmzil )tenh ,'
n winter. oonltnirod
’l‘llt- uoosrbono :tithort-llt. ‘Il't‘ pt“t‘.’-
int: to certain tlal‘k filltlln on the bout-
3 which they believe means a late but
‘ ht‘lt‘l't'
wintt-r. starting in earnest
sometime in January. with all the
severe features near the l‘tht‘. in
March or around Easier.
With whine and bluebirdr :thtlllll“vnunded in 1am“ ' '
'fll'ldfl almost as green its in April; 1 Mining in “no“ ”including
peach treeu nearly rendy to bud. dan-
delion pickers abroad nod iur hearth;
animals not yet. in hibernation. there
is no luck of evidence that ”llti is all
extraordinary Benson. and that
way below zero temperature and
misery till around is to be staged tltiill
l
time.
Reports from the pines rtrtir Mir;
gantotvn. say roblns can he soon.
there lilinmtt any day. and down near
Cttrzoniat robins, bluebirds and cardi-
nals are uuntetous. There hu- not‘1
been It single real killing frost this
year. .
INDOOR TRACK AND .
veniity of Pennsylvania. Yale nnd‘
no‘
comeback of last 'ear's t-oel fumlnr,l
..
mv r”.-. "v- ’u a
m mum m- m m
w'nnggiiprgéxrn mil? MW“- “ ,__., Owl—MW '
ENGLAND; % .. ._ ..
(Coatlnut'd‘;o‘tn_—Pase Ole) ' MINTZ l riUWLAN L8.b
U» Uan é!’ll\‘f€‘.l\ 3’; it'll gullflill Mr I
it.” tell you oi some til lllt' [)lat‘t'n i»
have been in since we \llret tainte'
arms; We landed in Liverpool and
went into it camp culled Knotty Ash.
We slapped therefior a few days and;
then we went to \l‘lnchesur to it
catnip culled Morn Hill, where we \vc-ret
tor a week We,the.it went to South:
Hampton tor two days and crossed
the English Channel. landing at its"
vre, l-‘rance. On our wnylto Hill to we'
had an air raid and it put one of the
engines out oi mnmrsoton. But; be-
fore the airplanes got out oi sight.
Our mllers brought down three oil
them. it waniquitr a sight. but panel
at the boys minded it or were the.
loan! bit afraid. i
We have. been drilling on otll but?
guns quite a lot and lhei night ““5
riled them oil. After leaving lllivro
we Went to Pierre Bufliere'nnd be-
lieve me that was some place. All you
could see was oxen. sheep and cows.
nudiWhile We were traVelling on the
train we were put in bun-arts. iorty
lnetl ltl each. and believe lilo, we were
packed in like sardines. l’don‘t want
to see or out any more corned willy
tor the next six years. The trains
otor‘ here make about ten miles an
hour and we were on this train for
two days and two nights and we were
glad when we were told to net off.
Well, bad. on our way over here we
were attacked by submarines. but they
pltl out of commission in rill0l1 or
der. .\ hi2 whale followed our boat
t'or two whole days. Lester got sell-
sick the Mist niglttiout. i forgot to
roll you that the boat “'0 Will":
across on was an old cattlt- bom cult
t'd thei"l.llndsltlre." What We ate for
llltirt' t‘ittwn days did not amount to
much. We had rabbit stew for ditt-
ner. but or could hatrdlttrut it. for it
wits rocked in the English way. I nlot
it follow from Norwalk that I knew
and aim llenny Hertz from Winfield
street. We moved front l‘lorro ilufl-
lore to :t rztnuc called La (‘ourtiilt-
where we started to lute our gulls; We
can haldly buy anything to out its the
'old l-‘rogs want a forttlnetior almost
nothing. The next move we lllakt‘ will
be for the Stolen and we illlli)’ be
bllf‘k' by tho time you Kt'l this letter.
i think i have said about it" for to
day. so will close with love to ill! and
wishing: you :t Merry (‘hrlstlllns and
:l Happy New Your. l Tf‘luitlll its over.
Your loving son.
EDWARD i’.\llllththl.\'
THE NATION'S HONOR ROLL.
Army. _ ‘
ltoportt d 'l‘otitl '
. Doom. todute
vKillod in itt‘ltOll (including
' l9” it! seat .32 33359
I Died of wounds . . . . 29 ".2295
> Ilia-d oi disease . , Vii 16,603
‘I)iod of accident and other .
t‘ittlttt’a‘ ., . ’i 2.238
. 7475 1:322"
prisoners) .............. 6 “528‘
Totals ..... . 6625 200.680
' Marines.
Deaths, all causes .. ..... 37 2.038
‘ Wounded ............... .. .. R 2.983l
llisuingin action tinrludln:
prisoners) ............... l2 in
Total: ................. 13? 5,381
WASHINGTON. Dec. 31.—The~fol~‘
lowingconualtieo have been mode pub-
. lic by the War Department. '
Amy.
Character of munitiuisdudlcnwd
.lhus: iK) killed in action. (DW) died
of wounds; tDAi died of accidentor;
other causes; t DD) diode! disease: 'c 1 mum.u. m"
HELD CARNIVAL: (Wt wounded severely; (W8) wound- 1:39;“ in.
NEW roltk. Doc. ll.—-Cornoll. Unift‘d slightly: (Wt') wounded. degree. n. amtaiiee had Nonfiction 1
hndetermined: tMl missing; (P).
9' ,' . Dartmouth will he asked totake putt prisoner. i
_ . at noon. to nttend the fun-
5 . ~. ‘ brother-in-Iaw.- the late
t. H. Hartwright. and also that
. regain, the late Miss Dorothy
or New, Canaan. He is spend
, VUOQY' rut-tough and will return
‘ .station.'l‘hursday months.
."l: with regret that. it is learned
whoring Al" Kerwin. of (innit!)
who has been troubled with his
(or the past ten don. has now-
qnlte deal, and left y'oaterduy.
m and Ear Infirmary, til-Nov
m for treatment. His many
W extend their hen-tr
. for his. speedy recovery. The
‘ ofhis rim is not known, but
- rted; with a slight cold.
_ tern-«-
ewv‘lt'enrtlh Dinner and (.‘elelirn-r,l
t Clifford Hotel Tuesday night.’
3.73m 395"“ 1’0“? “Ne-{implore 5,700 persons and iii dailyl
in a proposed indoor track and tleldi
made public today by Horace Pendenll
graduate manager of athletics at
Dartmouth. it it planned. according
to Mr. Pender, to have. tile camivnl
take the ploce of the annual intercol-
legiate relay inert. cancelled because
of war condition.
A feature or the [trounced meet will
be a. new method of scoring. The
plan followed will both“ used in the
outdoor inter-collegiate championship
games with individual competition in
various event-.4 and the competition for
n-polnt trophy. in the relay games.
no individual entries in the separate
event! were received. and the college
which scored the best nvernze on it
term basis was ndiutod thevwinner.
THE FEDERAL PRINTING OFFICE.
The United Bates Printing otfioe in
1917 operated 154 presses and used
34,000,000 pounds of paper. The othce
payroll in 817.500.
r,
‘ _aerved' arm n. m. Cabaret
l7“ .. 485. 486, or 437.
: _-_ -- -_. W-“
We Hm Several. Plans.
thutwillmnhitmfor
Dope-it s .25; weekly and get 3 12.50
.50 Welsh and get :5.”
Deposit 1.00 weekly and get 50.00
_ men-it antimony-nudge 100m
. 3. Deposit snowman": mm
’ V OURCHRLST
wandsnvu contain
oriental-ally
. {aim . .
”Mt
you to Save as You Earn
~Cen1er street, Bridgeport Conn; An-
. ”WT
Connecticut.
liindell. harry 6., South Manchestell
(W5
Olsen. Gunner. Stratiord tWU).
O'Connell. Joseph .i.. South luncheon
ter (WU). t
Snckett. Charles I... New Keven (WU)!
Stamina, Dominilum. Wutcrlmry (W).
Woodhon‘se.‘ Met-tell W.. South Mal-
chanter 1W).
Gilmore; Charles
tWU).
Kaizen, Louis \V.. Sltnsbury (Wall).
Vindigni. Gsetnno. Sill Pembroke Sh.
Bridgeport (lit.
Marinea.
W.. New London
Bridgeport (Kl.
Wounded slightly. previously report-
ed killed in action: i
ill-irate Francis A. McGuire. Dorches-
ter, Mass.
Wounded severely.
ported died‘ol disease:
Sergeant Gilbert W. O'Neil.
ten-Mass.
Died. previously reported missing:
Captain-George. C. Freeland; West
ville. Comm: Privates Joseph 'l’srnl-
lelo. inwrenoe. Mun; Thomas J. Wat.
ere, Providence. R. l.
Wounded Severely. previously re-
ported missing in action: '
Corporal Walter J. Mailoy. Cambridge.
Mass“ Privates Richard Clancy. 448
proviotrid y re-
Glouces-
tbony Dnierkotis. Everett. Mm.
Returned to duty. previously report.
ed missing in action:
Private Joneph Rubella. 54 Pardeo
street. New. Haven. Conn.
SERGEANT AOCUIED
OF LARCENY
AYER‘ Mus" Dec. sis—flew
Robert Joseph Davidson. who he:
been on: duty, at the. lune. hospital“ at.
Campsmcll.‘ mount up ins the ‘
amp m'nm' mm curred ‘
with larceny or item 9! 01.000. Hg
'grees adjourned:
.lossen, Emil. court. 71 Denver avenue.
Show
‘thatdn one school.” worst. of-
‘ mammogram. muoqr '
lira'h. “mefl.
not under sortie “up?” We '
l»- ”M
Coats, Suits,
Dresses
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
222' "m l
REVERSE VERDICT l
[N LEWIS-WEST E
COURT CASE
Ct'lillZlUt‘tl {tom Flirt Page i
amount to bv paid was tired at $7,1tttl.l
it was from his decision the uppeull
was taken. l
Justice Beach holds that until it
loose for 99 years with an option of.
renewal for it. further iiketperlod,
had brelt glvvn to one Goitlicb by
Mrs. West. the condition under vrhicltvI
the agreement ml to operate did not .
begin to run. He says the coutrarti
does not confer a. continuing option
on the part of theiplaintlfl'a, but a
continuing negative promiae upon;
the part oi the owner not to sell to.
any other without' first littering it ml
the. plaintiff at the pricelagreed upon.
He holds there are two queutionhl
raised. whether there is sloontinutng;
negative promised to the heirs of;
Lewis. and if there is whether Ul-
not it invalid, or whether it is valid?
under the statute of pcrpetulties oft
this state. 1
lie decides there was n'right oil
assignment, but when the suit wurl
brought on- platntln had no right to!
maintain an itctiontbecnulie there was.
no assignment from Lewis sullicieui.
to convey land to another, but under,
the rule! this defeat ii: rutedl hy'
Joining the heirs or Low“ as plain;
time lie finds the covenant violatosi
the rule of perpetuities. and thoro'
fore is void. Error iii found. the flt‘-‘
tion iii remanded buck with direction
to render judxnient for theidofentl-z
not. All of the juailcos concurred butf
Justice Rombnck. Who dilunted. t
M l
DANIELS DESIRES t
LARGEST NAVY
tConunued from Pu“ Ono) ‘
Daniels said lid View of the future;
policy he felt the request {or ten
Moulds. nix cruisers, ten scout
endure and 139 enroll oral! on ilop
oltho present three your pm m
conservative and about but! that
which was recommended Ito him.
“A revision to the motto your
building plan would be
lit " said: mule. .
0 our line but two “luv-
first. that ambition- a.
m
martin Msiwflhfltm i
muubenvorldrucemltnu
ennui: to onion. decision, of- soon‘
can of mun":
At. the concludes or Ir. Daniela
forum statement. Reprmntfliver
son. of Neal W a Miami.
put. the continue on round for
t
e ream
Wt Mano reacted-m
in. it. premature: It
Melrtlieu committee-union?
telling the audit. it neithe- it
cation to “;_w0fl
unmeasured.” Indium
"no luau-«id h an.“
“anthem m and “Help
menu. abroad. Mela» and; battli-
l . declared I” MI! MHKM‘ ‘
‘ 33"”, 0f “‘9 U~ 3- Nana, central to be held in New York this. l’t-aset Altred .\i.. Limit. llnttiord (W). 3 MIN come time after Gon-
I‘ MS home in Harriet street. winter, according to preliminary plansl Foanrty. James J.. Falrtleld (“'lll
l.—
wme maven ruin
wit. ""0 CELLAR
HAMILTON. men. Doe. luv—met
a period at m when :rora its
cellar the~lufi~ “‘68). In: est.
cluelvn mutilation; Muted a- tun-
nel lending into the cellar and cor-
tured two men: nor-renew hold
for the Grand M.
WWIBHLWUR I“.
SPECIAL PRIOR:
ror Hnrd'WoodinBIoeka.
We lilo” 3‘ “3.00:! in
WM. EN?!
3 Down 81., that Wk.
N. ml
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HQWLAND’S
Entrances on Main St, Fairfield Ave., Cannon St.
l. (ban.
“Outlay. lHu-mhrr 30. "lb.
—-—‘i
The Brother: (‘Imub Tm
Year-End Economies!
Limited lots of merchandise of man' ~ sorts; on sale
Tuesday the last day of thi
Men’s great warm
underwear-"$1.65
Cotton-and-wool underwear of ex-
cellent weight and close weave.
Good gray, color. broken sizes
heveral weights.
But about all sizes of both shirt
and druwc 's are lm'llltlt‘d.
} None worth less than "3 —
ltiitht tlisle, tront.
Men’s $.75
’ cape gloves---$l.95
. Cape, the bust of all leathers for
dress wear through Winter.
Grinyyn color that is in notably
$1.05
.lllgli i‘ttvor this season.
. Nice \t‘clgllt, 'ootl "lite" skills,
fit finely and smoothly.
1 Regular $2.75— ’ $1.96
Rig ht :tiele. front.
Rumpled ’kerohiefs; .
almost a grab-bug!
Hodgepodgo of llalldliel't'llicfb‘ that
{were displayed all through the holiday
season.
. Rumpled. soiled. some actually
‘dllty‘l '
t But the easiosi thing there is to
Founder is a handkerchief.
Worth allttho my from to to 1m
l—antl a few 25 cent 0M!
. .-, . . 3e 4e and 90
g; '9'“ " Center “do. nor.
1."
i
% 'lllusspecinl noise ' ry
form-ten.
i- ‘ Stockinmof. Bale. that very lidtt
w preferredI by a greet many
1"?" '
i In regular sizes and in special“
propnrflom for about women.
White or black, regular 35m— &'
: 3 Black" silkboot stockings, top or
liehbooi: of pure-silk.
' Midi in luster, much the some in
owns allésilk stockings
Regular 59c—
Left aisle. rear.
Efficient and special
m’litary brushes-«5:15.25.
. Twin brushes of graceful oval
shape; ready for duty.
450
Military —-soeallad because ofir
bars were first to see how convenimfly
it brush without handle- packed’ into
bag.
. Solid back, fine bristles, Wprtli
Center aisle, front.
i . o - .
' We Mo’s
lists are when. -
‘* Dnintyheteflyrlittlebitsofghle
;-—-b'utr witlrnew andlompfiee. .
-. Meson-Mew '
5 wonderful ~ .‘ll‘ of lol8!
Novel bug-tops of
fine beauty and
. special price.
Tops for thtmt' striking and lit-mt-
tifttl bags of rirlt ribbon!
Those of (‘oliiposliiolu ill such
colors as (:til‘al and timber and shell
and white. .
Unique ill pattern, glorious oflef—
feet when combined with the bearih'ftli
ribbons now available. .
Limited number. \\'Hl'lll $13.50 and '
$3.77» ”Lu
Lt-t‘i mle, irmit
Smart purses for
shoppers-"special price!
Pluses and shopping-bugs oh cor-
rect size. and new stylt;~~--with added
appeal of special price.
Patent leather purses with thy
handle, very little quality and chiller
new model, regular $3.50— m-
. Shopping bags of leather, ghee-
fttl shape, nicely tirade. green “.in
or red. regular $2-— $1.25.
Lott :iinle. front. _
, Servieeabl‘e and: m
; dresses the girth”
Dresses of nmrkod brightness-and:
xbeauty z-eiiamltrny ill plain colon-Ind!
gingham in youthful plaile. .
Mode in good. sensible. appalling
patter-rm—nud“ nicely roadie. .‘
Colors that have life inhuman '»
Pprovc looting - f ; ‘
W, dresses for sm—
'to be Immdered‘time aitd'againm- ‘
hurt to email-nee.
Sizes 6- to ll—cxil‘a value
Second floor.
New minty m: a}
_ «mustan-
There is special lot of. dilly
blouses, so excellent fur scheol‘wm 3
Good firm \Vjtlle’ fahlie; nuts»
with either white collar or collar It
blue pink or rose. 2..
There are. allisizes from 6 how-'4. ”1
every. blouse staunch autltsoneifle all i '
And there. is the special price 0&— [A ‘
Second, fiber. ~ '1 .7: -
a“...
toglvegmdtrorvieo. , .. .49.,
‘ ”mushroom not“
.did'texhuvanddm ' »
.1 3°ng is carotid and: fit...
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