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. Secretary Houston Says Ev-‘g
7 : .‘ery Assistance Will _Be :
5 Given Returning Soldiers,
7:". and Sailors Who Desire to f
' _:..‘_'Farm
- .CDALTIMOILPL- Md. Jan. s.——Pear~e
finds Americtm a'zriculture on a 'sub-‘
1" #Oétantlally sound foundation and tic-wk
' i going in the rl‘fltl «Election, Si'C‘l‘t‘ii'l‘F
Houeton said today in an address to .
the Associaiion of American Agricul-
tural Collones and lu‘xperiment Sta-
tion‘s. Match l‘wmnima to be Lli‘llt.’ in
this field. however, in said, Yaw-nun:
this port. of the rim} .41.. industrial life
will not stand still.
"We shall ituvt- our Imam.
secretary 58%. "like :lt..I.li be "out
ed with numu‘oits proposals from (he
enthusiasts with limited lino-inborn
and loss sense of direction.
“'6 shall be: in stored by the narrow.
srl'fihli partisan and by the. (lemon
gogucs—Lhe. farmers of the farm-
er‘s-~thelr pretended selficonsdihxied
friends. These are already in evi-
dance and are revealing for ends of
'their own a willinum :‘s {o attempt by
misrepresentation i‘llll cheap appeals
lo prejudice to injurv great construc-
tive agencies, such as the state agri-
cultdrnl college's and the federal tie-
partment. They will not make much
helam. The American fitnners are
‘not easily fooled and we may trust
than to mess these people and their
motives at their real worth.
‘ “Every possible assistance." suid
Mr. Houston, “will be given to return-
:ing soldiers and others who may wish
, to begin life anew in tho. ditllcult hu'sl-
‘Ifnesa of farming.” Turning to the sub-
?jeot of peace, the secerhu‘y said:
“A league of nations seems to me
y‘to be pro—requisite to disarmament in
5.1119 necessary degree, to the inter-
V (118380 of commodities among nations
acunder national and equitable condi-
tions. to the freedom of the seas and
to the development of the proper ulti-
' «Jude and practice in reference to the
1:30ka territories of the world."
'JNTRUDER, ASLEEPV :
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In one of the closets of the Smith
glome was some of ”lo bullies which
éwere taken from the Alvurd plat-e.
$01118 of-the rooms had bem- wr when
n the same manner as had the Alvord
house.
_, Lights had been noticed in the
'Smith'house Tuesday night but no
‘ one reported the matter to the no
_ flee although it was known that the
'y'house had been closed for the winter.
_‘;¥esterduy morning some of the people
who had-noticed the lights told
g1... Shanghneasy of it and he called a lib
tie egrlier than usual. finding.r Watson
asleep on the floor. t
Watson was handed over to Cun-
gmble Harry Brown. He will appear
‘ 1n the Wentport town court Friday.
morning. i
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ON WAR CONTRACTS;
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some labor situation by spreading the I
uglwodr which he has still on hand over
» .a. longer time may take steps to do so
_' Jay asking Mr. Bryant, at Bridgeport
; .. 5101‘ an extension of time. i
' 5 Hr. mant's oflice is in the Liberty‘
.buitding, Bridgeport. t’
‘ Any'manufacturer who may find his '
community situation improved by an
extension of time can get into touch
with Mr. Bryant's office at. once. in
.order to ascertain the scope of the
new! order and what steps may be
necessary to take advantage of the
mew turn in the situation.
cumin-row MANAGER OF
LA DENTELLE WORKS
Howard A. Cranrpion. of Beldon ave.
111M", for twenty-nine your: partnnr in.
. . the both Sill: mills, after which lie
withdrew .tnd went to work for the
old Health‘s {MC-P. company, of lElritlg'tL
pelt, new -li(‘ international Textiles,
__incor;>‘orat.etl, has taken up his duties.
as mnnagrr of the American La. Den-
talle “we works, in East Norivalk.
yesterday morning. 1
_ ,»Mr. Crampton was in training 'for
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ill the Most Complete Stock oi fliuseioroishmgs m the Slate ;.
--; Loak'ron THE BLUE nos .' z _ ,..; .
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th Bl 'l“ 5! At your every hand you’ll find aprommenj. Blue Sale Price
gI‘Aaltrki{lexicateinizutehe dSgpsriril Sale Price‘for this wonderful occasnon! Lver Blue Tat! 3.!
means Savings offered to y! u by patronizmg this January Clearance Sa e. Whether if
you need an Odd Red. or Dr" sser. or Davenport. or Dnung Suite or A )V 301.?) ,t
HOUSEFUL--LOOK FOR THE BLUE SALE TAGS!Once. each year. this big Sale 15 3
put into‘ force—It is they that every housekeeper. present or prospective should garc—
l'ullygd over her want list and come here and make her selections. form this mile.
not only do you enjoy immensesavmgs. but you are offered your unlimited chance of
the finest furnishings of American Factories. .Those articles not hearing the Blue
Talrs are the exceptions to this Sale. but you Will find remarkable inducements m nears
ly every section. A 1
Nearly Every Department Otters You Savings of p .
IWM‘F 4..-, .,
.11 .t .vrmnw martyr-4.1%!“ I "a .
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Those Large Reductions ‘Apply to A" Purchases-Cash or Credit
slK—fll-‘etllel‘ your purchase is made for Cash or on Creditr'ylofire ofi‘ered these tremendous discounts!
Come in and look over our stocks —Gonsu1t the BLUE TAGS—They tell the story! See what actual
savings are adored you as an inducement to make your purchases. Howl! -.
lET HADLEY’S ECSY TERMS "HP FURNISH YOUR "LIME ‘
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As at all other times Hadley’s Ea: y Terms are‘oll'ered to you during this Sale—also. In this way you
a. can make your selections, and by making a Small Cash Payment, have the goods delivered to your
home! The balance may be paid in small weekly amountsfto suit your own oonvemence.
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60008 PURCHASED NDW STORE FRE' TILL WANTEDl' -
On purchases made during the January Clearance sne‘wa‘wul'store the gmdF—“ABSOLUT' 'E'L'Y
FREE—until delivery is wanted. This will enable those, who expect to go to housekeeping at a later
time, to take advantage of these big Savings; with every possible obstacle overcome.
FREE AUTD'TRUGII DELIVERY TO YOUR HOME
Our Bridgeport Store makes deliveries regularly to Nor-walk! South Norwalk and neighboring
towns. Here, you are altered the same courteous, prompt service which the Bridgeport people have
enjoyed for many years. '
, * - COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS
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'.:_ihe post assistant manager of the
-Bridgeport Company, which, however,
‘was more or lea met in its schedule,
by the entrance of this country into
war. , * .. .
0.! New Year’d eve at the factory in
.firldgeport, Mr. Crampton was a. guest
EDWARD C. ALLEN
CANNOT OCCUPY SEAT
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l HARTFORD PASTOR DEAD. ibelorefihrlstmas and being taken to til he came to Hartford to succeed the! BUTLER LODGE OFFICERS L. S. N. ‘rrmlt-‘t'dorp Levy.
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HARTFORD! Jan. 9.--The Rev. Dr. the New York Hospital. His progress late Rev. DE Joseph H‘ wachell, who Installation Ceremonies Conducted by I" 8- S.--Jacob Focltiman
'N GENERAL ASSEMBLY John BroWles KVoornees. pastor of the toward full recovery was satisfactory. retired as pastor 0f the Asylum Hill D. Dr G. M. Charles H. Fillow 1- -S.——Samuel Alexander.
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ted with a handsome ring and It is expected that the seat in the this city, since 1912, died in the New‘ in and his strength was insuflicient to 0:? g 3 i The following omcers of Butler It. S. V. G.—~A. Rosenberg. ‘
.m‘kex’s tabouret by, his associates at General Assembly will be occupied York hospital. New York city. early. combat mm, His. wife and two 1 - ' tLoage, No. 97, l. o. 0.13%) 291;; llé- L_ S. v. G.——-R. ,L enemy.“ ll.
file'lactory. by George S. Parsons. representative yesterday morning or pneumonia? daughters were with hlmat the end. —-— éfiafigogsé $51231; b3 - - . - .1 “M “"0 “my” cats peas“ xvhr
' Almongh he liked Bridgeport very from this town in 1916 and 71917.301- Last May he went to France as a Y.§ Dr. Voorhees m a native of Blaw-‘ “my, 7332 tewer drunkenness cases. - N. GT—S. C. Ireland. .. iforégg meow" “h is I”. m“
tell and his connections with the In— some time to come. as Representa- M. C. A. worker, and on June 19. while enberg. N. J. He graduated from Rod- handled during the past fiscal year: V. G.——Eugene Cushman. ”k i ‘5‘; ;‘S hm doemsn’t like cau-
,' anal Textiles, Inc. were most tive-elect“Edward C. Allen will be with the 26th Division. was wounded gem in 1896 and from “3.1.11”!de than in the your previous there was Rec. Sec'y.——D. B. M , : :5 :3“ IF, 1; the me SM “”1 H
W “’7 prampton preferred to be unable to attend, owing to illness. by a. gem“ shell, WNW]? escaping Department or'tho... some. . wilege in an increase of 17315 cases. ‘1. mince}: “lefigfattmhctomlw. Gotham. illeil tph-z ill apart. Naturally, ”it” ‘9
y. and so came here to take M" Aliens general “to” "1 Hazard? from the ‘088 ofa leg and death. «Ho 1899 a all”, __'!I1'bw 011889“, to}! 'M'En.‘ H a” “1'"??an E M c, " ‘V --Geo' I m i t: :3 any annbylnt. '30 she wen’t 9': 1 ‘3‘“ ““
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o: manager. or the American ville we; destroyed hy’fltevlast even- was m ‘ Mmmm at?
in... Lace company." ,. ' '5» 1118.»th ah‘c'sfimated 108301 325.000. 'remrnln'g to mmmm
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