‘1.
I: & A. L. GOLDEN. Props. 1, 01 ct‘ unsutc and old- fa: llioncd in this
comm JAN 14 1919 1090mm 131111.112...
L 1 1 1
lion iron) the how York “(cw Haven
1c Haltl‘ord Railroad otficials, who
uskcd that a r1pre'cnt11ti've oi" tho (‘i-.
ty of Vorwzllk be present at 1: meet-
'l‘llc shclls along thc battle front have dcmolishcd cilics and l)llr -
tcd ou-1il1agcs'l‘hcy havc likewisc brokcn royal lines, and king:-
1) llouscs llavc ill‘ '11 shattcrcd. It seems as if if" 111 had sut’fcrcd in 11
g'Blankcts, Comicrtables
I We. w“:— . ___- _ ‘ ~—-3
M___c-__ ,._-- ,H, . m .50.?
: .11.... COUNCIL VOTES - THE CMUINEE 5"
_ “a $S¥H8§f§¥sffix cal devices and. methods than any of FOR APPROPRIATIONS I I -
I .. "—'“ ‘01" Old World ”iends' France was Continued from First Page. i
ESTABLISHED BY tusing during and jug" Mfom thc war. 1 (Bishop Luther P. \Vilson, in The Christian Advocatcl. .1.
JAMS GOLDEN ldovich that would bucc hccn cousid- City Clerk Robertson road 11 11911 1.1
({Zfi‘ ' “at;
I _....1. A l1 rcntll illipoxtel‘ who MUMPS jug held th is lncming at 9: 30 in the to try out thcir thcorz- cs and thou on tho wall of thc throne room
TUBE ALMANAC FOB-Inn: Amt-ricerll-nlzldc cicctricail goods grillh'oad station i? the fIirst disstlicIto. of llrutc forcc had urlttcil in lItthIl'sI 11f filtI‘. “\‘Il:ciIgh§1Il,——If01;ud t?"-
: . . f 111' nue in" “a ,, i v " B t H mun oi t tic ( llSl tic mut tic 1001 0 1.
,_--_.. TOMORROK’ all lavc a good market in his 19 purpose 0 - 1 - t k1 “MN-”iv , 11 m ‘0 1- ‘ 1- 1
33:11 tide 10‘ .26 8.. 111.; 11: 01 Pom-.8110? ll 1"n 1111 out few year dilflilthctc‘iull:thIElLiEV‘luiil 1111111d g(i-1nninL “It‘ll llzivl- bccn dotting thcmsclu's. E? The Blanketc and Comfor tables adver“se‘5 hm“ .g
1 . I 'E P. . 5 1' 1 1 1 1 a _ , _ . . .' . . 1 I I . . 1 ‘ .
Sun rises 7'18 sets 4’; 48 00"“ ‘3 ‘ “ ‘ g of the workina punts of the \arious It may ht- llkcu'lsc that thc \HJlld \ull tuld 1t511f-th11t is to s11}. * an: of guaranteed excellence. They represent most "
‘_""-'—"-' '
gives :1 ccntlr- knock at tho elaborate
and luxurious (-loctl'ic fixtures that are.
W-
Mdmber of the Assocaated Press.
The Associated Piess is cxclusivelyl
Inititled to the use for publication or;
III. news dispatches Cleditcd to it. or
an ._otberwise in this paper and also
(be local news published herein.
‘Lll rights 0: republication of spa
dbl dispatches herein we also re-
oiir pridc. He says “Because careless-
ncss is not a national trait with us. the
-firo losscs due to clectrical installs:
lions in France are not one-tenth as
l arr-at. as tho losses from similar causes
lll'gt‘h‘ that the simplcr and cheaper ap-
3min I3.
“fig-iii; Office—1388.
' ' ’s Residence—218- 2.
Editor’s Residence—1492A
Mess Manager a Residence—I
113-12.
ANGLOPHZYB—YA IN THE —SCHOOLS. 'datc machinery. At any rate hcre is a
The better understanding of GreatI big field for enterprising salesmen and
I‘ Britain that has come about as a le-I sympathetic reconstruction walkers
suit. of the war and the presidents: alike in carrying to France honest
Visit. to England loads naturally to useful well-made
criticism of wlmtelcr misrepresent}!-
tion of Britain there has bccn in the and. in fact, everything that goes with
pliancc's “'0 havc to soil arc greatly
nc-cdcd.
Milli :1 more gcnerul use of electric-
ity in private liomcs and in industry
I may come. the need for the more lip-to-
o
laboszaving appli-
ances wiring and installation outfits
have long been, {.1111 still arc to '11 large
extent, “Anglophbbe.”
Almost any adult American can rm .
V 1111111111111 theiprelj‘udicc planted in his Si” in the principal capitals of the
lmin'd againstvall things English by. his world ha" been favorably rcported by
early history; lessons. This has prob~'- tho. foreign stairs Cmmilfl’t‘. Of the
“ably been the biggest factor in creat-I “0“"? or representatives There
mg the‘ general Aspirit of hostility should be no question as to its appro—I
which so long prcvcntcd an upprct-la-Ii ‘31 by both houses of congress
(ion of our many debts to Britain
A bill appropriating money for the
construction of United States embas-
Thc nation has too long suffered the
The Chicago Evening Post joins tth rcproach of having no foreign embas-
sic-s worthy of the dignity and honor
ranks of those v. ho have bcen insist .
, 1.1; of America. A start has bcen madc In
ing on a new and “iscr {)0 my in on I . . . . . . .
school instruction 'rr pleads for 1111-- ‘w‘m "93‘s ‘0“ a"! erecting apprenti-
tol'ies written "from tho llrgcr pointI at" buildings to“ 0“" ambaSSadors and
-of View which has bccn vouchsalcd
'us. In accounts of the Rcvolution letI
“taxation without ineplest'llllllllm" and
the Boston tea party llnlc due mcn-_
tibn; but do not {Horgrt “(icrnmn'
-Géorge Ill, the last autocratic king of,
”England." Do not forget Burke and
ministcrs, but most of them are still
housed in rcntcd buildings. inconven-
‘ient. in design and location. and al-I
lt‘ording ncithc‘r ofiicc
modations n‘ol' worthy residences for
n
propcr accom-
”1051- who occupy thcln. it is natural
vf’
5;
cnouuh that from such visiblc cvidcncc
latter‘s declaration in Pallidlllf‘lll. . .
I 10f ”l“ Am""‘('im l'PlllIlt‘ zlntl tlloir gov
and want ill 11.
,tions being made by the
l
roads at the end of the fiscal
gatemen st11tion1d at the railroad
grade crossing in several sections 01‘
the city. On the vote of 11-11 counc'L
Ctulnsfl Eduard J. Quinlan v1.15 11p—
pointcd as ti o rcprcscntallvc 0‘ u
city to attcnd the meeting.
The business 01 the 1111-01-11:; 'luu ing
been disposed of a motion to auJoul'n
was made and car.ricd
Thc mcmbcrs in zlttcndancc last cv-
, MRS. BENNETT, OUT,
READY FOR JAIL
AGAIN, SHE SAYS
(Continued from First Paco).
intensity or our demand for entran-
chisement which enables us to endure
such hardships and he would certain-
ly \ote for sufl’ragc"
Four women from Blidgcport who
worked in the munitions factories
there during the— war have arrived
tlist-ovcr its pou'cr. tcst is stililvlal't‘s, corrcct its pcrspcctivcs.
it is thc wm-sl day the 1-111-1-1-11-1' saw for littlc kings and tllrollcs
of wrong. For killgly souls it is thc most glorious day that cvcl'
(lawilcd.
In tho (,‘Hlli'tlslull Hiltl munit't'st llt"\\'il(lt‘l’llll.'llf Of ”It? world lilt‘
(‘hurch has its chance. it is. thc day for broad thinking, rcsolutt-
planning. dcvotiml m the lgll'gcr glint]. Thc Church must acccpt tllc
chzlllcllgc of sacrifice and ('2ll‘l'_\' l'ol'l'ul'd thc cntcrprisc at whatchr
.plull only for thc reconstruction of that which 11‘111: has dcstroycd. it
l
3o :6, (lill‘t‘ to lll'ltlt‘l'ltlkt‘ thn (jin'ipiOlt’. program of thc onc grin-111
ncccs'rtlcs
Allis
is'not enough. You must hold to the realities. meet the
‘tcl' who thought in “'01 Id towns and fullv undcrstood tllcir ill-caning.
here to participate in the dcmonstra-l
sullragists
and will take part in the burning oft
nation in the demonstrations in a few
days when she recuperate-s from her
imprisonment and hunger strike shu
stated today. '
HINES OUTLINES
RAIL POLICIES
Continual from First Page
June 30 next. This would give an ev-
en half year {or accounting purposes
in winding up Government control.
Senate Interstate Commerce Commit-1
too in support of the McAdoo recomo
{SBA mom ravens
l
l
Ilc evidently plans world 1-1.; .1 11 st, intcnsivc cxtensivc.
The Gospel is old Y our vision must be as fresh as the winds
of the morning, '1‘th humiliating story of. doubt, of bigotry. of Sill,
of sclfislmcss is old, vcry old. Thc tuncs arc so cllangcd that thc call
and thc opportunity mm new.
so brokcn, so pitiful. '
lulortal cycs appear so majestic. so
csistiblc.
It is a New Year.
sound out “Adwm‘cel’ The 11111;.-
Look on humanity.
Lift up vour cycs.
Sccmed it cvcr
Did (in Jcsus ( hrist to
commanding so satisfying. so ir-
LlSlt‘i'. () ('hurch! All the trumpcts of God
answer which befits the (1:151 is
ti 0 forward stride of tho conqncri to host toward victory.
0 soul to the clinic and 1m
LEAGUE OI? NATIONS
(Continued From Page One)
-—¢——-
Iing postponement, is virtually to vote
l'eari
l
rope endeavor-in to no late 3 pence
Director-Gencral Hines is preparingilmly mg nagomy :3} m‘le the
1111: data which he will submit to the disputes as m the mu". 1. an. m, We to an appeal for a fire- screen.
'agalnot the («motion of any league or
nations for the purge“ of avoiding
"arc.
"President Wilson M tr in m'
but that will at least have a tenden-
,cy to prevent wars in the future. An
mendalton tor an extension fer a five 1 have said so many um um we am
your period of thc present
with tho News of his formcr cilicl‘.
WHAT CHEVRONS MEAN
by Soldiers.
Sim-t- culdicrs dischzlrccd trom the
:Illlulll: thosu- no familiar with the dif-
‘ when we advise
control fighting for a. ermanent peace anon
with certain modifications Mr. Hinesllhe nations olpthé world that this 8'
has declared himself as in full accord Ia, war to end all war,
is .1
it seems to be
inconsistent with our 0'") declaration:
that he nuke no I
itrmty with respect to the world pascal
of it, to the toil and bacilli-.1) of
‘lllY NHRSERY NilTESI
The Norwnlk Day Nursery held a.
meeting yesterday afternoon with Mrs.
(‘ Swnrtz of West avenue The re-7
ports submitted showed on attendance
3 during December of 384, with 23 in the 1
latest day, and at: in the smallest
attendcnce. There had been a re-
and through the kindness of friends a
norm of $1.500 on the property had
been raised.
The officers desiredlto thank Ray-
mond & Son Matthew Corbett Meek-
at Coal Company and a. friend, wholt
each gate balfa ton '0! coal to the
Inc knows the slimlion and views olI 1‘71““???-
Significance of, Service Insignia Worn the nations. and as to whether we can
got a treaty that will insure the peace
to tho wor.ld better than we who’
:have no communication with the rep-
‘ making the World sale from wars: 'but
At the Christmas holidays
bone, Norwalk: Mrs. Lillie, Mrs. Ritch
donated by Mrs. E. H. Mathewson and
there . if
were gifts of clothing from Mrs. Car-i
‘Vil lit“.
h0tls_
grin-11' or 1:111.
Smea- L. TE — -‘ ‘ in the United Stutcs, in spite of 0111' cning :vehr‘gr CocuncIiIlmc? (icorgc v1‘) coat,I I’l‘hp nit-11 ;” the Army of Liberty hay.- taught us that on many .
M NW 13- , . . . . , Russo) , ‘ gar 1. '. urp 1y. ieorgc - 11 1' t . .
IVE ~PGHO§TEE CALLS crudc (lcvlccs, so \\P naturall) think Stcvcns, Dr. William J. Micro. lIJr. Rol- 0. ('hurcll of ('hrist‘ Tht'v ul‘c rc-makinu' 1]“- map of tho PL'AID BLANKEIS
"" .. . 11 " ' -' .. " .. l" . 'Ok an .» ' ‘ - - - - -- I - - 1
m1 Rooms—92. “"h “owe“ a” how enough; Y" he 1112;211:114. ‘33:; Char ‘5 \mrld! \\ hat shall be tho boundaries of tho kingdom of God? 1 If you twin lt'c alllc soil warm Blankcts lull sizw, '1 low-.1 ul'!‘ “I...“
.11:
1 till sizc, “lillt‘ 91 av 01' pluid
$4.95
|;t)l'(i"l‘\.
‘3'“
I . . . -. .. _ the President's speeches in front of;
past. Much of this enticmn am! “I‘ll“ "10‘1““ “M 0‘ °“’°“‘°"" ,111e VVhlte House today. They Mill " ‘0 ”‘9 COdeQShiP and tIIOPFOf it the trumpt‘ts are calling )0" $9- 98 PAIR
. M. - , . ' .
to American school 1111-1011111. which; liken be arrested promptly. I“ 111 1011. do you fall into line?
- i HOMES FOR AMBASSADORS. t Mrs. Blennett will continue partici- That 1‘: lhct ‘hallcngv. '
! I
faded from window display.
cotton filled.
b
. many {Orpigu capitals should haw llcscnlathcs of other nations. it my , and Mrs. Irving Whitney. Candy and 7' Winn, ,.
Pitt, the friends of America. and the . . ‘ . . SPr‘iN‘ “inc been «H'l‘i‘inv‘l in Dnnbury be that ho will not accomplish the T oranges for the Christmas tree were ‘ <PF‘(‘
“l fotmcd "11 llllf'tmllllllllt‘lltal‘l' 011mm“ tlulc has bccu mole in loss inquily thing which wc all dcstrc, nzlnlcly. ‘ i I i V ‘ {AL $12 so
I
extraordinary values which means big savings.
COTTON FLEECE BLANKETS
contrast llol'dcrs: to 1-
$2.98
timml 1.1t11c 11.! our rcp‘ular prict. $3.98 pmr.
$2. el’Allt I '
HEAV Y COTTON BLANKE‘I‘S
HANDSOME BLA-NKE‘I‘S
Plaid cfl‘ocl s, bloc, tun, gray and pink: for full size beds Tl - -
am the well known Bacon Blank-ts, cclcbrated for M M
warmth, durability and lander-mg qualitics. Our
‘JACQU ARI) COMFORTABLE BLANmS
A beach“ t’ul r-mgc 11" colors and «highs.
$9.95
BEACON CRIB BEANKETS
I , la blue, pink, ton. fallow drains Indian patterns 1:.th slightly
mm mas m: T REGULAR P111033
1m RTABLES
1-111! size, ‘tmn'cd and Penman solkilcnc-
53..” AND “98
COMFORTABLES
Fina liglll'r”. mull. floral cfl’ccts, with plain llol'tlcl's,
DO‘WN COMFORTABLES
l‘u'uuul'n! tie-sinus 11; rich colors
lllv'rlilml or ‘full s.“ l.
soft wool finish. with 1"0lllt;t\l
$5.95 11.1
thci r
Special prim-
1‘21“... ‘ ‘A7mi‘fim ‘ ’ M}.-
in new designs: white
..-1-.
with plain lltlfl'l“l'~\:\\'lll‘lil
1.1
“am' lad the colonies have rcsistcd." . .. - .- -. . . ~ . . .. 1W0 im air his influence it‘ W11 ass 111's? “‘1‘“ D“‘“*’." Raymond. and toys by " =.
'Vlfhen we comic to thc Civil “'al-I'-“"“m"'“" ““mI ”Imus?“ i." kuoquuIt “IhIm 5mm? olutiole that ho should not fullcavor» Mrs. Henry and Mrs. Ainsworth, and a; -'."- 2.535.?“ Q“ @2111”. £0“. a» «19,1wig
. , . ! Tilt' nigglll'dly and provincial :11- “f ”1‘ lhmlnni‘ on U“ >1""“‘~‘ ”i th‘ to accomplish tho mm for which “'1"th alpnnpm' Circle of the Norwalki L E J— h. -, ,
urges the POM. “'9 need 110‘ ignorc m” , l .. . . . . 1111'11 indivntv. It has always l)!"‘n thl- outcrcd the war. in.» ]H‘Ht‘t‘ 111' 1111-, (‘on rccblion l 'h "h \l D . _ I ” "’ "" " '—
icfimmerce-destl‘oyel‘s illcgally built in “it“? 1011.111] lllt- outcr uolld that “as rulc of ”II. unity to ”firm” men meorld." 1‘"!ng Fro t? Bclllll(" NI [is-91' m" ST.ATE LOOKED AFTER indicated D." ”W fal‘i that. during u...
Ilritisll Shipyards: but neither 1191-11 at tho “mum dim Ibis has now ("4‘ “Mimi“ 1‘" “l“""“‘““ on ”"Y‘" 3'00"”. )R0 m: :7; Mrs .1;1111-::1-.1..\11~:Rabble rzruit‘gifi 7O BLIND PEOPLE 88-“! so; Imonths ”Wm imp been only
we ignore the opinion of the 1110'.“ cu- . allnt'ill‘t'tl. Amorlcnns loci at last 111111 inst 1111111 1-1-1'11'1-1- llu-v hurc 11:111. 1111' SHOT T01 TI‘ LT \lrs \\"1dswol‘th Mrs. E'M. lock . . .- ~. 3. «1-. -'-\IP91HI-0nI-\ m llnnkruptcyIfiled “1.1,
5‘ - .. . tllt')’ l'oally llt'lOIlL’ to tho his world, 55‘1““ ”1" "MW” Slitlt" ("Ill“l't‘d ”l“ YOIYN(I I).AlY (IHTI‘IR - .1 \l‘- 1 i 1 (Continued I'M)?“ l1i':e 1‘13.) Rolcrcos in Hankruptcy J01"! “‘-
i - lightened element 0f llil’ Brit-15h g()\-_ \\'oll1l \1111' :llt't't' has “(1'21 :1 ('nllbitll-r- ..« _._-..._. “0m ' D John T! “ma: Grace Churd‘ "——_ Bank-‘3 That is the smallest number
I.
' to play 11 fittiny.v [1:111
’ernment and people, the work of John 1
'l‘hc now o-luhussivs will hclp to that
ithlt- addition to 1111- so~|'\‘it'o- insignia.
"Continued from 1 ago One)
of Norwalk. M1. Mol'clli and also a
I» t‘l'icnd.
Each of the cight pupils at tho l‘1-1'-
kins institution was sent thch at the
tilt-d in that pcriod ill many years,
, _ .. - , ., , -_, .. . .. . . .1 » —— —— . 1 . . Ilcforco Bank-.- c: ‘1 fl . .- 1
, ABrlght and Quccu \1ctor1a, and tho . l‘1.1111(.1ll_. t'\t'l)t‘llt' no“ knows I . , l -. 1 . . 'cxpcnkc m the State of (.onncctlcut 1 . .1111 ml during 1111i
, , . . , . .. -, ~ . . - . .usi- - -.._ . . . ,. it is llanncl to hold a c' a - . . . 1
— 'ilelfsacrificin" idc'lli<111 of tho indus- 1nd. and “Ill b1 .1 (.mst tol pdll‘ltlllt‘ Him 11 iftlltl t'il(‘\l'tlll on tho rluht 'llcchilliloll‘l‘flliilliil1‘(if “:1: 1311:1131 11113;? H vl 1 . 11:11 p ll) for and undcl' snpel'VlSlon of the board. months of August. hcptembcr and 01--
.- ‘ ln'nlc tn rum-us vlslttn': tort-I'm sit-nvt- just .--.hm~1~ ”11- unit intlicutos tl l t ,. I t. .. “ 111's”) "mmm‘m ”"mb rd) says the repmt. During the past sum- tobcr. 11m. not 0110 petition in han‘ -
1 ’ trial workers of Manchcstvr who cn- ‘ . ' . 1111 laughter. T9 1mm,” """‘91[ run”. -nlcl'. the directors of the institution 1' t'- .. . - . ‘ "
‘ '» til tl n f tot 1111"“. that lilt' 11'1-215'1-1' has lwc-ll in action and :uld tho girl, the unlow sun]. shc had; 'notil‘l‘cd the Board of an increase in “D (3 “11s tllcd. This was [hp height
' - ~ - ' 1-; or 1:1 (is ' , . . . -1 . . . : . \- _., , - ~---~—“' _ ' . ,. . . _
.Idured stallatlon ‘ .‘ . Q _ _ .. .._ hug mummy] :1 wound in (lufpnsv oi 3:38;: IiIl'tIiItIlIlI “’81- IMSHIGII lIlIlWLlI ”it STATE TEACHERS _board and tuition rates 01 $100 a year. Or we melchamb Pmlx‘flll. In .\c~
slavery. I BUYING THE SOUL's DESIRE. lilt" prim-iplws ot' llcmocl'ucy. Each “mm; 1 o 111 1111 111 (1111,1101 sI FOR ACTION ON Imaking the pl-icc $400 :1 your for witoll vcmbcr one petition was filed and 1:1
. 11 . .-- . 1 _ _,, , - -. " ull. Deco .,,. ,-.
'Let 0“" 301m“ ”mm“ b?- "mh‘d' ”‘1 “1-1:! us my 11'11h our bodivs tor our "'m ”“"“” "“ ”"" ’M‘“ ‘nd‘p‘i'MI Threatened to Kill MORRlSON CODE p'lyhe number of pupils at the school T“0Y111b:r;:1rcc moro won 'lECt'ned.
' ' . , . .' . \. 1 - 1 . I , 1 . , , _ . )- _ .7“ 1 1 -. 1 . la. . . I .
('00, of the fnpndly part plzlyctl by “mu.“ tlcsil‘v." This was one of the .1 1111111} 11 ounds . . 1.1.Ih11ud} had made 11 [11.111 1! lilltdlh __ was thirty-Six for the tall term. fort}; , ‘ on fiil’d in ”11 previous
G t Britain in our Sp'mich war '. Mon who 11111'1- lwcn in tlic WWW” 0 kl” 1;” ”w told ”‘9 attorney. b-e' T . l t' ' ' ‘ 'one for the winter term and thirty-six July.
lea h I I 1 . . I II II ct 111M messagcs pcnnml h) rhcmlol-c :dn-oud Six months an, NIH“! I0 11'c:11' ill‘lnt‘slilirni: Ilg'tIllIIsIrI-Ill doiligiiifinivhittiil 1;: I1 “0f 1:111 :Itis IronIlI “in (lierIImI7I'Ia' for the. spring term. Al the trades 119-? The sudden Chum-nation of man -
: , Britis atmlr'l 10mm 1s 1'. . ,1 . - . . 1' ' ' i ’ ’ - “0H 0 9110 01‘s m 1*? OWN 0 9 Hr n1 n1, tll mollment [01 those ‘ 1 .. .
3"th a ‘ .ROWE’WH- a cold church on their left stem 1". mm hcr were “customary in some Cr- 1‘ ‘ e e 9 mm" "’“lld‘m and ”19 many {autos
‘wlth Dewey‘s at Manila. to prcvcnt Ad-
"miral von Diedcl'ich from intcrfcriug
’witl'l American occupation of the Philn
ippines.
This should be done because only so
It was a nlcssazc worthy of tho man
it applicd with
spccial force to the sucrificc America.
and fit {or ”)0 time.
war for ’thta attain-
It
has made in this
ulcnt of American ideals. rcprc-
lover comés to this troubled old earth.
it; will be because, league of nations orI Spiritual ends.
' 1111-1111111... the British Empire and tile-I
United States-the English-speaking
' peoples-of the world—so will it, It:
employment of physical powers for
This is no appcal for the reckless
squandcring of strength. It should be
remembered that Theodore Roosevclt
.will be because Engand and A'lllPl‘lca- was. a. physical weakling in his youth.
just above the cuff, and an additional
half—vcar of service abroad. Mon who
ll:1\'c horn in tho service abroad loss
than six months 111-}- cntitlcd to wear.
a bluc scl'vl:c chcvron on tho lct’l
slocvc.
If the soldier enlisted and was no!
takon into the service through the so
lcctive service system ht m‘éy wear
a silvcl' star
mp.
Aman honorably discharged from
scrvice may wear. a single bar chm"
in the angle of the chev-l
Ioccurrencc" said attorney Moore,
1
_1.
lt‘lllzll countries." Twice during the
wcck prior to tho shoot inn. she said.
l..cbuudy llad tricd to kill her with 11'
hunting knit‘c and the day of the trag-
ctly he had furiously telcphoned her
from New York city that he was com"
ig home to "finish" her. When he ar-
came 11p stairs and attacked her ac-I
,cording to her story, and in the strug-l
zle which follow,ed she shot him and
ho fcll down stairs."
"There were no eye-witnesses 0f the 1
'bnt
plenty of evidence as to LebaudY’ s in-
1tcntions toward his wife and daugh-
ter. .-
statc will attend the public hearing
bcforc the Legislativc committcc on
cducation when the Morrison code
finally gets that. far in progress toward:
enactment. it is planned. This was‘
the principal outcome of the meeting
such other problems as may arise in
Ithc future. particularly in those sec-
tions where there have been no asso-
ciations previously. Reports of this
work of banding the instructors for
the common welfare of the combined
pcriods was respectively fifteen, six—
tccn and fifteen. At the nursery dc-
pal'tment there were five children who
received instruction over a period cov-
ering the entire year.
At both the department of trades
and tho nursery, there are blind and
partially blind persons who arc not
that the number of blind in this stat?
and those whose eyesight is so impair 3
ed that they cannot read ordinary type 1,
is very much more than the number: ‘
no
galloyment for blind and partiallyl
blind adults in some, 01 the normal
processes in industry and business
' petitions
workers who were thereby thrown 1- 1
of employment believed 10 ha...
been ,rcsponsiblc for tho increase *
in December. in forum-
years it was not unusual for no [u-
tions to be filed within six moguls .
i'b'
‘ can‘ the truth b?- taught. It is 50m“! scnts a policy on which (‘01. Runscvrlt Men in scrvlcc in thc Unilpd Slams ' ‘IZ‘IT‘AJ‘; 0;:‘zlfill E's-3&1 magalggi‘f: or 1° 5 delega‘“ from all parts “f ”‘9 state pupils business men do not expect til-11
' , ., ~11 .'1rs cot a * '1 ,'_ .1 . 1 . . , _ 1
-'policy, too. FOI‘ 3-“ th" P0“ remalkb, himself always acted. It. means the mav wear 11 ml ('1' chcllon on the 11;“ I 11nd emptied blazing coals, from the . “11:9 jihrgdaar: LIig::;inHag :jrmncm Willi}:ttIlIlacntgggfiiolglgégsgatsednlggg ord “ill be reached unless tin-1-
-_ , ,_ -. . - ' ~ .‘ mon 9.: . ‘- 93‘ ---‘ ‘ - ‘ . . ' . 1' -
'3‘". a .polltlcal and 50‘3“] millenullnI subordination of mattcr to mind. the “me for “Ch “9110a of “x xlirepl‘m“ out “PO“ the “W“- Later he, ed action on the Vlorrison code and nectlalt, there is reason to believe sudden change ”1 the business
tion throughout the country.
—-Sentinel Want Ads Work \1‘ turf-M
Will! RUB PM
l
-teaching corps were made at Satur- “‘9 is advocated by the Board. }
i day s gathering. l The receipts for the year including
Mr. Glass Admits Delay contributions from indivlmials of $5,
‘ On Soldiers Allotments Business was 1319917 routine. dd?” 927. 72, tuition and board money from
.gnte's report. Progress was reported the State of $16, 900. 08, gross seeing:
. v .1 at the department of trades or 12 17
”(Mi by those working on h? in c tlgation 24 and other smaller items, amounted
to 34‘. 995.81% offset this, the dis-
bursements at the nursery department
lat Farrington amounted to $13, 910.54l
ron of rod on his left sleeve betweenI
the elbow and shoulder.
IDcsiring to do a big man '8 work in the
",WOU(l he started by fitting his body to
‘serve as an adequate t.ool‘ It is those 3 BAND'TS SNATCH
CART
'who take care of their bodies as he did $8M FROM. 1 WASHINGTON. D. C. Jan 14.
increase . h ll 13 f intro and a half million cheques for de- l of the Morrison code.
Who haw t e streng 1 to 59°“ 0" Officials of National Biscuit Company penflents allotments and allowances‘
I tilt il' soul' 3 desire.
‘pull together, and not apart.
—-——6
Mill MW} Alt/At
Don't suffer! Go about your duties
Relief comes the moment you
apply “8!. Jacob: Linimcnt.
Daft my m3 not one 1.1.1;
1
‘ IELECTR‘I'CAL GOODS FOR FRANCE.I '
(Che of the things the war has,
brought about
15m in the use of electricity forI
The world’s coal supply prov-_
is a great
Held Up in Street: of Cleveland. l’dbduc’tcd from soldlcm’ pay for NO'iMANv App-L‘CATIONS
__..__.__.__'- 'vember and December only 930, 000!
The Aero Club of America has dcv
rdble tangle that left a 30"“ many plane exploration of the North Pole,
people cold and greatly hindered ln~ expecting to accomplish in one season
what. would take years of effort by any
other method.
Why not send that expedition to the
am it. was natural, therefore, that
Wlectric power should arouse
Ic- interest and thought than ever
CLEVELAND, 0., Jan. 14.-—T'hl'ee
bandits yesterday attemoon'lleld. up
the superintendent and cashier of the
National Biscuit company. seized a.
satchel containing bctwaen $7,000 and
$8,000 and escaped. The omcials were
in a company wagon bound for a. bank
to deposit the money when they were
held up in the heart of the downtown arrange,"
have been mailed Carter H (“3.88.3 FOR CITIZENSHIP.
Secretary of the Treasury. reporting-t
today on the War Risk insurance Bu-i
reaus Work in response to a. Senate Iappucations for cldzemlp in the
lesolutton. said all October payments United States will be heard 1,31 Judge
had been made and checks for the last I Gardiner Greene at the special 32351011
1 . for the
9:3 £°§§mma¥md1 be “It be e of the naturalization court which opens
“In order to make up the existingll-‘cbmarr 1! and continues 1m- the
Mr Glass and the Bureau days minim Allen comb anti
It is estimated that more than 301T
and the school department of trades at
Wethersflefi to $23, 929. 99.
The general balance sheet of the
Connecticut Institute for the Blind.
for the yearly period ending Sept. so,
1918, showed assets of $252,738.56, in-
eluding trusts funds of $118,732.89.
while the liabilities amounted to $13, -
158. 82 making the not inventory of
Sgltember 30.1918.a1nonm to $239,-
5 74
ins. penetrating llment right 111m :1 ..
.39“! who 02"“, due out 1mm"-
Im 301m, 1 Stiff-ODS and swolline
Nailing else DWIes, heals amt.
“hens the W'mmolcs. marten
teas and ligaments so promptlv. 1‘-
Mt burn or discolor the skin a12-
dbl not no. way. Don’t suttcr'
'ce companies instead? Here is a.
branch of the polar regions long in {Nb small trial bottle from anv drm:
'stm nowélim‘l'ibr up! Rub the misc?!
. 13 now in a large number of‘casetl Charles small or the'F'edcl-al lmmlgu‘
.m-mng gimultmeously about"!s 5° cov i{loll bureau of Boston have been in theI SIX BANKm ll!
“I fill
district.
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bi-
The robber escaped.
gem t will pay an ianON-an'v' need of investigation. e‘r paymentu' for November and Decemn ' .. bx
’ Ci Y nstruction of war- —-——-—-—O———— STEAMSHIP OSCAR ll DELAYED. ber." County for sever-d days making a pro I SIX MONTHS, RECORD Mont" Amomenturter 3.1131ng
“in “‘9' "c" . BIS Bertha i, new rum-as in a Ge, NEW Your. Jan 13.4mm Steam Colonel m, the new clue: 0 “mm ma my W Hill-ant is applied 10“ c“ d m
ed regions where the prob-I -— . ship Oscar II, from m m 330 ma “'7“ totally unfit f“; M W but- ”madman puller soreness an 3
Sic’ Transit gloria
Wand them toll mesm-
Christiana, reported by Wm WM WW
thatch ”mm
~ m to Ski
_ m! gumm- guru and: an: nun-r wes-
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