Astor has contributed
'Unfted'War Work-mud
dusty. The Aurora. whose
es—ls at 'Ferncllft, Rhine-
trihuted will the war
nailed boys about thirteen
”were; drowned in the
Shout a. half-mile north Ol
t «and Boston road. New
they eluded a police guard
10111111311110 definite decision has
Wnreached the prevailing
fluent in Oyster Bay. ‘the home
' ‘ .01 the late Colonel Theodore
, are being organized into a per-
mentflndy. and officers will be elect-
" 06mm evening.
Six wounds and the bu1den of the
Distinguished sen ice. Cross, the C roixi
' de Guerra and a number of citations in 1
army orders cannot keep a smile from.
Cam Carey 0! the homicide Im-
rem: said last night that the New York
11.51153: had established that Wfiirield
Scott Mmr. who 'was murdered 111
u. hm apartment on Friday; in: a stroll in Vew \ork City: “1‘ ml
'night, had ”Ben mbbe‘i Of his ‘99 d'a ’lucky. Im back home That" s enough '
have carried. A brother of_
"”28
mm is so ill iii a hospital -
near his 'home at East orange it was Ryan sent “ message ‘0 ““95 (“amel-
123M that he had not. been told of of the Pennsfivania force, that he had
been shot by some one riding on :1
{lie midoi':
Thoma of refugees from Armcn
la and Eastern Syria were shelteried
and fed by the British army in Meso
MWMg {be war, the work be—
Labo Boa r
lug smaadslrtmter that it has been r rd Orders Bet 0“ U"'°" t°
made the subject. of a special report
The well:
E'tmin.
' reason for his act.
WOMEN TO STAY ON CARS
I times. when the British were
mfl’éllfilay, was a. triumph of organiza- 9‘
tioigjg'l‘be sudden influx of some 50
0001001118 into regions already do
Th e Amalgamated
a simmer! of ntni‘ost difllcultv
' -‘ I ' ,__. l)l')tpill"’ul0|} to taking.r up the work of
Three million protests against tht'
twenty per Cent theatre ta)" the 1'0 Tlu decision of the board. while lim-
_sult 0f the theatrical managers cam 11111." the order 1'01 the employment of
paign ‘w -_to and Including Sat’urday women in Detroit because of differing
niglfl'mfll, begin ‘0 mach Washington iulings in o1her cities, said the open-1
this arming from all own the c-oun ing of new fields of emplotment {01
the present week, and these women was due to be regarded as one;
*‘WMWQ‘Q'M" “mt ‘- 0110. of the incidental benefits or the war.
000 stalwart-es. a do} will be obtained
in thewm‘lous playhou’ses of the coun
the pdesent week and these ”N, mum“ S
An alleged swindler of young mob
tolherognnte committee 0“ finance of conspiracv and larceny According
fish? and. mp ans (murmf'tee 0" to the police Soc-her ran advertise-
: flm- ments in Boston newspapers as to bar-
5337‘?" -‘ -—--' gains in furniture. Young couples the
:mvflecmiting l nion“ of the. 1.. W police saV'. VV ould visit his place of bus-
.W-l in “Wield. Mass" was midi-'11 iness there. pick out a. rocker or a
2.111 (eds!!! ‘omcers and the Springfield] table and .2ch 11 deposit. When the
,pd!ce.'w‘ho seized seditious books, [111- furniture was not dclfi‘ered
the factow 01'
her MMe. More than five. thous-' up at
In that manner.
and dollars' worth of stamps and so“ delayed the del.1'e1'v.
\‘to used in propaganda VV'o1k were al-
5 so: “byway by the secret serv he left. town.
:1 who declaie they found plans for .- __ —._—
'dqgadndustrial plants in Spring‘ N Y., N H. 82 E. TIME TABLE.
. aldtother towns in the vieinitvi
schedules for the initiation E In Efl‘ect Sept. 22,1918.
ma sabotage. The names or
found in: the hall 11 ere taken but
A. M.:—1 47x. 5: 271:. 5: 4917,
6:571, 7: 1111.7
19'39,10;532, 11:21.
9: 19x, 10' 33:. 12' 03x.
2' 7'44x 361217.4z323.
":57x. 9: 19x.
33716“ last WednesdaV night in
1claims, Richmond Hill, Dis-i 5. :2 216727109)"
V: 6: 57, ".02x
MQY OLeary, of Queens. ‘10_07x’ 1()_ 40 .121343'
mu? this morning before NEW YORK To SOUTH NORV"ALK
\ Hm Humphrey in Long Is- A. BIL—4’ 102, 5' 30, 62 3'1, 8'. UOX.8 .Slx.
’ etc: and apply to have. O’Don- 9:'1P5x£3313§; 50:51,): 7
filings County hospital only) 1:06 (except Saturdays)
’eflat'ion. Police headquart- (Saturdays only),
mt night assigned 25 more de-.3:53. 4:23,-5213x
. . ' making 100 in a“ lo the 8:10x, 111133, 11245X.
.. ,. ”Sechcr or New York.»
Wded daily from each city was b1ought to Beeton to face a charge .
$31.59!"
- _pers and about fifteen thousand mem- :Wolll'd say iha‘the shipment V1113 held,
that a train'
6W dollars' worth of material the. police sav, he was able to accumu-
late laise sums before he suddenly
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK. :
0: 08 ‘
:54x, 8:211: 8. 19x,8 8:59. '
‘ ’ . 3 P. M. -—12: 031:, 12: 52 (Stamford
,, u, _ -,. 1'1 only), 1: 09:, 1. 38x, 3: ‘17:. 4. 32!
. ' "i 8 “am: ”3 P“ “(t 5: 27x, 5 46 6:0211. 6: «17 (Stamfort
7"" ° “3 1’“ u“ 9‘ “”9“ only), 7. 02x,8 8:06x, 10:07;~
” fa elrcu’mstanfial confession .. Sunday.
the rder of Miss Mary Eliza- A. '11—]: 47 5 :"7x. 5:491, 8:59
the bandaged face of “Bob‘ SlaV' of.
the Seventy-seventh DiVi'usion As hei
put it when he was photographed dur 1
hand ring and money which he was. isn't it" 3
His relatives could ascribe no!
i
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Admit Conductors l
The Detroit United Electric railways ,
”01%):jp mugs: yesterdiay. housln 'ot' “all 01 de1ed to retain in its employ wod
' c mg an g ' men now serving as conductors in a:
decision SaturdaV b_V' the. national war!
11 .
mgrips with the’Purks not ma y 1mm boa] d 3 .
Association of; ‘
Street Railway Employ as was ordereoi
' to «vivo the women employee cards en-’
asfitfifiy i W
é he ravages Of 1' created titling them to work on railWaV ‘l‘nesl
\\ omen who have teceived instruction:
(nmluttors are to get positions. l ,
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- (Saturdays
1:06
221511, 2:57, 323011.
5:29. 6:00x, 6:03.
4 [she/imam?
This ”Week’s
Bedroom' Furniture
Oddpieoes in theJanuarySale
T110 micellencc ot the Read I‘ unliture is \\' ell
known. 0an the best cabinet makers in Ameri-
ca contribute to the. stock Therefore “hen odd
pieces 1th from sets are offered at a sale every
'«mc 11111) lt'illllt‘ that it is important.
‘ Separate'Bureaus
Golden or Fumed' Oak
rI ll('S(? arc suitable in 11101115 VVlicrc bras..- or
hon lit'ds 21111 used. The prices. are much 1cd1u cd.
The cabinet 111111; on them is perfect.
Golden Oak, Sheraton pattern with large mirrors.
\\ m‘c $30.00 ' 110VV $2750
French mirrors.
Golden Oak with heavy
now $16.60
\Vct'e $19.00
Fumed Oak, heavy
“7017' $22.00
$17.25
l"1' cm ‘11 11111-1018..
11011 $18. 50
' $14.75
Frm l‘lll “(11,111
Odd ‘ Chiffoniers
_. . , Wore For
Mahogany, with solid mahogany
cxtcrim' and interior, $84.le $42.00
Mahogany, fincouality, in
- Sheraton patterns, $56 00 $38.00
Mahogany, with fluted pilastcrs
and standards, , 15 $4010 $32.00
Mahogany, in post Colonial dc~ ‘
sign, , 1.: . 1.1113211311924100 , .,
Old Ivory Enamel of high grade $50. 00 '- $39 00 '
Old Ivory Enamel, high grade. $44.00 $32.00
White Enamel, Colonial design, $21.00 $17.00
White Enamel, French mirrors, $18.00 $14.00
GoldenOak with French mirrors. $20.00 $17.00
Gomen Oak, oval mirrors, 7 $19.25 $15.00
Golden Oak, long deep drawers
"good for storagc, $18.50 $14.00
Golden Oak, for storage. ti»: 0.50 $ 6.75
Fourth floor.
‘1':
,r‘ 12201110. iii
The Lamp for Comfort"
There is so much variety in #1110 that one
may select to suit any taste. A lamp for an) po-
sition or lo mtion. Prices low- this sale. '
For Electricity '
" Wk up O'HDonnell‘ move.
fit was intimated that while
may not. be guilty. he
fim otmaiterial aid in running
fiercest murderer.
mfist shot myself. I 11 be dead
finger! gets here, Was the
usage received over the
iv an attendant at Madame
wark. The man on ‘the
1 . the wagon to go to the
yards” of the Pennsylva-
The police were notified
Voterted out with his wagon
Henry Ryan. fifty-nine
‘ the man 5 confession in- A. BIL—6100;881:1022), 9:002 102031
more! facts that had neV‘ er 10:50x. '
revealed. the‘police-are still try- p 111-1310 1. 0311,3'351: 5' 02
”SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
6: 25. 6: 00x. 7: 05, 8:10x. 11: 15x, 11:45.
SOUTH NORWALK To NEW HAVEN
A. M.—-—12.26X, 2:583, 5: 3711. 6:07,
5:25, 6: 00x, 7' 05 8:101: 11:15x,11:45x
P M.:——~l 20,- 3:27:11, 4: 28, 5' 19, 6: 31.
6: 51, 7: 08x. 9: 2511
. Sunday...
A. ISL—12:28; 12:58x. 7:43. 9:19x,
10:19, 11:12:. 11:58x.
P. M .~—2: 10x .1: 49x
770811, 8' 282.9'2571 "
NEW HAVEN TC- SOUTH NORWALK
A M.——12:25x (except Mondays)
4:102, 4253):, 5:50, 6:50. 820511, 8:30
9:411. 11:00. '
8:48. 6:33;
P. M.—-.—12:17x, 3:40x, 11:35, 5:131.
5:37, 6:11, 9:18x.
Sundays. _
A. M.-—-12:25‘x, 4:101, 4:53:11. 7:55.
8:302, 9:411, 11300.
P. M.———12:17x, 1:55x, 2:23x, 3:40x
3326-5113:, 6:11x, 7:05x, 9:18:11, 9:35,
A.M.:—613,':.8279:59x. '
.:"Il.-—1:27,1:54: (Saturdays only)
828.
Metal base finished in brown, green silk Sllil‘l"
trimmed with heavy
with old. rose lining.
fringe. Regular $30.00 '
sale price $27.00
Mahogany base 11 itli 11111111 painted silk shade.
Sale price $25. 00
Metal” Base in verd green finish, shade set with _
, legula 1' $32.00
white art glass. Regular p1-
Sale price? $20.00
Meta-l bases, two finishes, V'crd green ’ofi‘vEtrus-
can bronze," shades in octagon shape, metal
Regular prices
Sale prices $10.00
frames set with art glass.
$l5.00
Wood base fin'mhed m Japatgtwie
icc $25.00
hams:
pink
-._, u _.
A Day Bed of Eng-
lish design has frame
of dark Chromewald
oak. The back in
armchair fa. eh i 0 n
'with high 1 tiling and
wide arms. (“re—
tomic up 11 n 1 s t c ry
round. puffed cush—
ion. Formerly $90.00
$76.50
Table of English fash-a
ion, Chl‘Oanfiajd fill— .
‘ish, octagon top. A
very artistic piece of
work and very scr-
V'iceable before the
fireplace, at 1110‘ bed-
side or by the arm-
chair. Former price
$22.50
$18.00
Sale price
A Console Table of
bro 11" 11 mahogany
with closed cupboard
and doorways very
handsomely finished,
(lentil carving and
dccomtions of the
Adam, period. The
mirror which accOm-
panics this. piece is in _
mahogany frame with
similar decorations.
Former prices
Table,
was $68.00 for $57.00
Mirror,
was $33.00 for $26.00
A Colonial Secretary
of moderate sizeis'in
brown mahogany and
very handsomely fin—
ished. This piece is
'not. too large for- the
small flying room or
library. There are
four shelves and the
upper.
glass
tractiV'e scroll
doors has at-
' VV'Ork-
Former price for '
part- of the’
9
“1" ”1733.. 5
his 1.11.. Sale -
Extra Special in Bedroom Sets
Hatchod'Sets cornprisingrbureau, chiflonier,
dressing table and bed
Mahogany, fine Vi llll‘llll and Mary designs,
were $233. 00 Sale price $195.00
Mahogany, artistic di'sig'ns.
. were regularly 114100.50 Sale price $135.00
Mahogany, finished 1'11 111 oVV'n dainty patterns.
we c1'("$15.).00 Sale price $13200
Maboganyn well made and finished
VV crc regularly $126. 00 Sale price $98. 00
”Birdseye Maple, artistically designed, with oval
French mirrors.
Regular price $169.50
American Walnut,-
_ regular price $155.00 Sale price $132.00
American Walnut, good quality and finely tin-
dished,
were regularly $126.00
Sale price $135.00 .
Sale price $98.00
Very Special in Rugs
Wilton Rugs, size 9 x 12, rose, gray, old blue
and several other desirable colors which com-
bine favorably with other furnishings. Rogu—
larly these were $68.00
$59.50 Sale Price.
There are but a limited quantity at. this
price. , . , ,,~.
l'Vtul'th fl-mr.
Oriented Rugs
Ranks, 4." 1) x 6.2, regular $100.00 11011' $85.00
-4 36.8, .7. 75.00 $49.50
, :19 x55, 11 05.0 850.00
315.0; .. .. ' - $7 .00 m .11 s
2.10x5.6, ' '$ 00.00 . $5,099 - ,
Dézar, 4.2 116.6, _ $100.00 - - $82.00 '
Hamsdans, , ‘ . ‘ '.
_ 3.1 x5, is 55.00 $45.00 ,
3.5 16.9, 8 75.00” $57.50 ".f
” 3.2 x510. $ 75.00 $5730
3.4 1102, is 75.110 $55.00
Bhirvans, :1. x5, 8 45.00. $37.50” ‘
.' . . 3.4 x43,- 1? 45.00 $37.50
Hamsdans, _
’ . ' 3.8 x6.2l, 8 75.00 $5500
3.6 x6, 11; 5.00 $57.50
32 x6, ‘11; 75.00 $57150
3.2 x 6, $ 55.00, $45.00
:11 114.6, a: 55.00 $45.00"
Fourth floor. '
- Portieres
Duplex Velvet, hcaV'v qualitv,
Brown, two-tone,
Grccn,
Mulbci WV. 11 ere $27. 00 iur$25.00
Poplin, a lovely shade of Rose (in Barry, - verv -
suitable for boudoiro or small drawing room,
‘V'vas $7. ‘50 for $5 '00
Raw Silk, shaded blue and black, verV' fine pat-
tern and easy to combine 11 1th other furnish-
ings in similar tones, Special $20. 00
Chenille in dark rich green, a heavy weave to
protect from (old tDdrafts at doorway 01- 11 in-
flow, was $12.00 for $10, 00
forest shades.
fm‘ $10.00
\
Tapestries, in mingled
we ere $12.00
greens,
. 1.8...-
Linen Candle’Shades
- Four inch sizes,
PMany colors in the
group of .candle .Wer‘i ‘me
shades with braid '45 cts. ‘39 cts.
Norwalk Chronicler