, Joe Vlad“) Shea. formerly cham-‘
won bantamweight of Connecticut. has
£91111.th sanitary inspector in
nterinry.
.‘l’hé' Hotel Elton in Waterbury is to?
acidito a new corporation of whichi
- Anion C. Judd,tl1e present manager oil
the hct'el ioto'be the head.
Rev. Arthur Lessner Swift, Jr'.. as
«Blatant pastor of Center church. Newl
:‘Ba‘vcn. is soon to sev or his connec»
tions there to take up duties with the
.--.iUnion Theological seminary in’ New
Work, it is understood that he is to
3" lime charge of a. new 11'epattment just
established for the education of young;
- ministers to act as assislwants to pa11-~
tors.
{While -Dr. George H. .loslin, the
iHalnden medical examiner, was drm
111:: north through Cheshire Just ever ‘
.1- the Hamden line on his way to call on
1‘ one of hi'.1 mpatients Sunday night, he
' -imd trouble with his car and got out to
look the car over while his daughter.
Miss Adele Joslin who was riding
-wlth him. held the spot light. Another
11311,ng south crash!- into the J05 L
lin cai. throwing the physician aboutt
twenty feet bruising him badly about;
the head. and leaving him in such at
. dazed condition that he failed to get
the name or number of the other car l
who came back to see how moth dam—
age he had done.
While in a weakened condition 110111
an attack of influenza she had suffered l
and from a. burning she recently re-l
oeived when her hair caught fire in
one of th local factories Miss:
Catherine rob of Waterbury was
”fed 'dfi‘fl' 'blackjacked VVednc—sda) l
nigth by, A {than who assaulted her and:
robbed he!" of about SF 0 in money two,
valuable rings and a valuable watch:
belongiligh herfimethoart. who is in-l
France.""fh‘e"viomhn is i’n’a dangerous
’oondition‘l'ma’ the poil‘ceare seeking
. her assailant, who is believed to be an
Italian 0! about: 25 years of age. He
was marked by a hat «pin which the
womau'thnrst into his face four’or five’
times during the assault
:4e—i-s-—-—-——-———-
WILLuM KILLS 3D A PATRIOT
“Poor Little Rich Boy" Put $156. 824 in
1---War Investments
1
l
zillion Mills 3d. wl10.as William
Crossmi'm; taco. earnest the title;
_‘.Wcstchalter’u “poor little i'ich boil,”
through multiplying court actions over;
his roman-11111 custody. rwas a real.
. An accounting of
the youngsters estate, filed yesterday
at them at the Surrogate of \Veshi
chester‘m. sin-rm; he is worth $1. -
132,254.98. Of this amount $1. H18 000 isl
Jn Lib” bonds. and $824 is in ‘W of;
Savings“ Thrift Stamps
' The accounting was tiled by 1111 w ittl
H.“l‘1&oo-‘of"}~ntehester the boy's new}
era! guardhn in shows the 1'11} 11 11:1"
1, bought for him :10 000 of first 1701—
'. arty issue, 866 000 of the secdnd $50 .
, ‘ 000 of the third and $30 0011 of thn'
, fourth llfis income. 1331 ie'ur was $69.
I 508 36. mm 31525110198 in ca'sh
. 332m$hm8 and marina 1111-9. :mti!
3653, G'ltaother securities.
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DIES l" DENMAR-K
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Widely Known Expert on Dietetics
7,“. Moth) of Bronchitis.
OMAGEN,Jan.14.——Dr.-H'or-‘
member, widely known as an ex-‘Z '-
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:41: .910qu. died here. yesterday
frqln s latter a long. illness.
Home mtcher was born in Law». ‘
refine. ma... in 1849. and was edu- , ;
caied of mm college. Since .
1845 Milan boob a traveller author
and M He has carried out e11~l
gem“ in the University of Cam , | r
bridge, on! Iain university and wasi
' {h omof'wletcherism.” a‘sws- 1
le footie. mast1cat1on of food ch
'w'a nmember of numerous health. 30- ’
clologiepl and: geographical societies
anndho 111111111111 of numerous 'sbooksfl
During the war he was food economist
fol the commission for relief in Bel' ‘
1110—. ~ 3 '
d)!- lIlilllleI: early in 1912 subsislod _
. odadflotm fox-5811115111. l
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FMII‘IELD MAN BADLY HURT. l
Esm' Jan» 13.~Cata.nuite113
through mundshield of 11 public ser‘l ,
vice automobile which collided with:
his tea’n other-see, today. William Dal;
ling. It. of this town, was seriously
injured: He was taken to the Bridge
part We Both wagon and auto
mobhve'o demolished and one 01' the
horses 11m. 1
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., mace-m Want. Ad.
, mm _
11111-0 surnames
m
moms.
mm m BAGS
' .‘m mm: 01111311.
1 SUI-TABLE GIFTS
W. Hodge.
North MainStmt. ”
_ ' South 1110mm. “
‘11:. ,
Forffituré, Rugs;
House Furnishings
l - ‘. _
-.-.... - .- ,
Library Tables
N0 wood is more satisfactory for hard and
continued use than Fumed Oak. It is of dark and
rich color. It 18 hard and does not show its
Scratches conspicuously and it has boon in stvie
about four hundred ye ears.
Famed Oak Tables 011 two standards and
base,’.very graceful pattern, top measures 42 x 26
inches, regular price $25. 00
$2l.25
Solid and Substantial Fumed Oak Tables,
drawcr and a book sltolfvat 011011 01111. 42 x 26 inch
top, regular price -3?) 50
$19.00
Fourth Ilmur.
Special
clearance
of
Silks
Black 1
and
Colors
Knitted Wool Things
for‘ warmth in cold weather
A'Slip over Sweater of extremely fashio11—'
able 111110151 has gro on blue or ormwe to the b01151~
. which 13 made 111 the “1111; ribbed 1113111611 lnplaip
blot k Q$Zm
W001 Spencers to “"031 under coats white
natural and black, without sleeves, $1.50
Large W001 Scarves, plaidedi white and
black, of" brushed yarn,“good weight which one
may. w 111) about her,
Very stylish Scarves of knitted yarn in olive-
and. dullreds, black and ln'owns, two styles
known as green m'brown heather, wide and
101w with fringed 011(ls,$7.50
Sports Sets for skating and u'encral out-
door w our, tam and scm'fi in turquoise, buff and
Victory red, -q $0.75 and $7. 50.
Leggings of black wool; the old fashioned
knitted kind which 1301111: 111111 up over the knees
and dow 11 over the. lush-p . $3.00
Motor Hoods, white, black and lavender,- .
close fitting and very comfortable, ‘ $3.50
Cardigan Jackets, block and Oxford gray,
with sleeves, . $3.75
I Without sleeves, $2.50
Short Cardigans, sleeveless, in Eton style,
' $1.25
Long Scarves for skating, combinations of
"colors. brown andblnc, buff and Belgian blue,
tUl.'t‘1,l().lSO,ale Alice blue. These are three and
one half yards long designed to cross over 'the _
back and tuck in. There are convenient pockets
at the ends, _ $6.50
Children’s Sweater Coats in rose, tan and
brown. with white. bands at collars, cuffs and
pt.~1-kct;<. were $7.50 for $5.98
_ Second floor.
lmportant Items
in the J unior Department
“Peter Thompson” Dresses of all wool
serge trimmed with red, white or gold braid,
sizes 6 to 14 years. A favorable dress for school
,woar. Reduced prices
$8.50; $10.50’and $12 so
Middy Blouses, all wool serge, 6 to 16 year
BlZCS,
"’ ~- . - $3.65.“
$1511 “
'j 111 :1 few roses these articles, of very superior
' quality. are. :1 little
American 11'01'1 .
a} tab/ideal I657 , - fiat:
The January Clearance Sale ' .
the Orient
Rugs from
it must licrcnmmbcrcd that few Oriental Among them the group of Kazakc. \‘1'l'f.’
Rugs have been coming into America during the heavy in weave and of very desirable rub-1111:
past four 01' five years. Such rugs as arrived is worthy of a special notice.
before the war are now in 1110 market. The 1
Read House was fortunate a few weeks ago in The Hamadans and Shirvans arc in sizes
obtaining this lino of practical sizes in reliable suitable for small rooms and at 1110 prices hero
weaves,- 1. quoted are extra good value.
Sizes \\'lll¢'li are just right for apartments Ramadans,
and small rooms; All prices baroboon reduced. 3 1 x " : 05-00 32322
. . ".115 69, .' 75.00 .
11.1w is ho inn . t 1 30101-1.
‘ .1 'L ' l 3.3 x 5.10. :1: 75.00 $57.50
Km 3.4 X 6.2. 75.00 $55.00
4 5 x52 regular $100.00 now $86.00 Shirvans,
43? 6.8, :11 7,300 34950 21.6 _\ $ 47.1.00 $37.50
' - . .3. .7 .'(
:19 x 5... 65.00 $50.00 B 3:1 ‘ 4 l 4 ’- )0 $3750
. _ ama ans .
2‘ ' ' :— 81 —'. ,l ’
1 x o. 1: . , a) )0 $60.00 2.7138 021.. $ 7‘00 S!"
3.10:: 1.11 '1; 60.0“ $5300 3.6 x 11, .11 7500 r' .10
3.2 X (I 55' 55.00 £5.00
3°33”:- :1.1 x 4.0. 14 35.00 ‘ 145.00
4? X011 $100.00 $824” . ' ..,., my”
Leather Goods M 3.1"" 0111'” 011.111 11'"
1"“. . . . gratin-alt u at ats,Q1. _ nululs, 1-‘1' “(it'd
~Spec1al January Suleitems - -- .. 1 - ; “5, ' 'r‘ ' :00 and $195.00,
Hand Bags,genui110 leather 1011! Rather lined 51110111 "w. rcdnood f0
Hudson-Seal Goatswl
32'“ " . * " $315.00
' Purses of genuine leather. 1'1'1'1' ronvonlent 331300,} Coats, Te,1,,,...' $22500
size. _ $130 Nll'tfia. Goats, I'odtum . $195.00
Leather Purses, double flap style. special, $1.19 V _ Mutts, Sc . and Fur Sets
Colored Leather Purses, black. gray, purple, Marked for a : January Clearance ‘
Hudson Seal Mufi 11 special $25.00
Odd Leather Articles Odd lOt Ol ‘~’Vomen's Garments
Less 25 per cent from original selling prices floats in assortment which were
. to $15.00
$25.00
This is 11 gathering of wonderful values and
0.21/4),
brown and green. special $1.95
foi'lntrrly up
which were formerly
$25.00
V Dresses, 111411111110 111011015, 0111) one of ar kind.
wore originalh priced 11p to $65.00
$37. 50
Dress Skirts including many 121111 v plaids, a few
in black silk, were up to $18. 00
$9.50
SilkiP'ettlc‘oats, :1 varied group, regularly $5.95
$3.95
Crepe de Chine Blouses of extra
white and flesh color,
$2.95
Wash Silk Blouses, fancy stripcdcffecls,
‘ $2.65
the leather Suits, <izos up to
$45.00
shop worn.
scratched or the edges rubbed.
One very handsome and commodious'jewel
case with many compartments. in this 1.111;.-
burglar alarm is out of order.
Tourists’ Cases fitted with luilkt alticles in
Work Boxes,
fitted 1 '
Handkerchief and Necktie Cases of suede,
11101-012111 11ml pigskin
Pullman Slippers lul' women. assorted col-
01's and ii your size is here .1011 get. :1 genuine
bargain.
Sundries in 10211111 -'1 1 uses for the use of trav-
vlers and motorists.
Baskets 1' and Bags partially
heavy quality.
M 11111 floor.
J ewelry Bargains
Second flu-11'.
“La. Tosca.” Pearl Beads, guaranteed to re- . .
tain a pci'maucut luster. Beads are-in, uniform Dunne Flannel NighthWf‘lS
0r graduated sizes in neck lengths, $.00 - for Women,
Large Pearl Beads, "p0 '11 length, $1390 In white and striped pink and white, 1 in:
Beads, combination of black beads and and Whllc flannel.
earls 0 era length, $1.50 Round necks, 110 collars $2.50
1) p fastenin" with silk frogs $3.00
Picture Frames, two finishes, metal in nickel a 'ama Ztyle and
or imitation (‘ircassian walnut, p 3 “ ’ $3- 50
. 50 gig $1003“ $150 One piece. Pajamas, a la Billie Burke, gathered
Mourning Wear _ _ at the ankle, $3- 50
long 013311131 331‘ PM: W PM: -Billie~ Me Pajamas for children, 6,8 and 10
48 inches long, W years, - $1.75
1 $15”, $1.53 and: Brooches mm!!!“ mm, V’
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