Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 30, 1919 · page 6

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must be ndmittod that there is lel

‘lhis goncrntion have imagined.

In vicw of tho zencrul corroctncrsg

Wol‘ tho foi‘cLzoingz cXcol‘pts. thcrc W2.

hopartioulnr intorcst in this para-

;‘rzlpll, which forctclls ovcntr?

some
not yot zlt'('t)li.1)ll5ll('(ll “Antichrist. will
1031' his crown and die in solitude and
llllldllPFF. lllfl onlpirc will be divided
in'o 22 status (tllcrc ‘Wzls no Gorman’
Empirc when the prophecy was writJ
tour and none will have any longor
ships of

any fortifications. army or

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PAINT THE LAUNDRY.

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maintain that thorc is scvcro wonthcx

Oil-illoor oxorl’iuc will

uhnanac

‘sllll to Nitric,
flic bzlrrcd for a limo by malofic Plun-
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"1's or uvcrago rainl‘zlll or the wonthm

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lmzm or wlmcvur is rosponsxblo.

days grow longcr,

"more in prophocy than most. people of?

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report within 30 day. will

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the document is really authentic, it ADDITION {[1}
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OUN TY HOME

Continued from First Pug“.

It was oxplaincd by Commissioncr
Crawford that tho county home as
at. present would accommodate but ’00
children with Single beds, but tllcro
werc more than 100 on the roster and
two had to Slct‘p in u bod, not, the

1'0 or thin r.

p llI1 was alto cxpluillwd that children:
had been so!“ to St. Francis' llomc in
Now Haven, but lhog: could no longer
take thcm. so :zrl-llt \l'ns the demand
from that county.

Tho llomc is in hood of many moll-
orn improvemcnta and it in minor-
stood that tho comniitlnc. which must
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1 mutt-1r over with at How to making a
'1)l‘.tolical l‘l’('0nllilt‘ll(l:ilit)” bolorc

lllt‘
county mooring is hold to raisc the
annual tax. .

Prior to disposing of this and other
business, the county olcctod auditors.
lili “'akcmun of-\\'cston was choscn

by the Ropublicans and Emil T. Ber-

;:l-. of 'l'lllmbull for thc Democrats.
llolh parties had caucused on the
lomilmtions beforo tho mccting. In tho

And Republican caucus. Mr. \Vakcman was

opposed by Rep. Tammany, of Eamon,

”‘9 _ and it was vcry close. the vote show-

.“WETS” BTW
i ' TO KEEP NATION

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Of these twenty-two stalosylhl- firmn-
miltce added. the legislature of
teen are still in session “and tho nine-
ty days in which to pef‘ltion for a rat'-
ercndum have not begun to run." 'f'lC
committee announced that immediate
Steps would be taken to have a rotor-
cndum invokcd in these foul-«con
states and “probably in‘ others,"

The fourteen Slates referred to an :
Arkansas. Tldif‘ornia, Colorado. “trill-3,
Maine, Michigan. Missouri, Nehru
Nevada, New Mexico, Ohio, Frau. Uro-
aon and Vi'ashinglon.

 

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‘ Tho peoplc in those tourtccu Stairs, I ’

undcr thoir constitutional rotor-'mldm
rights, are a part at tho
body. dcclarcd thc diStillers’
mom.
upon the prohibition there has hood
and can be no legislative action.
“This referendum is now :1. fundr-
mcntul right of tho peoplc. It is in-
lclidcd that the people shall avail
themselves of this fundamental right
and that they Shall vote upon the
qucSlion whether inhcronl Stung lion'-
ers and privileges and individual

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law-making ”“

“Until the people have voted

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. Boyton Stor ..
Home Coming Jubilee Week
Cut Price Sale

'HunclrWeds of Genuine Money Saving Features.

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”$1.25 36 INCH HEAVY WOOLSERGE animal-ENS OUTING r1 ANNE. -

. 85C . ROMPS ~ é
Silo to (i .Vt‘ltl‘fi. 89
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25c TOILET CRASH TOWELING , {
"l'llv wholcsulo bricc ls “0W 35“- 19c CHILDREN’S MITTENS

Spot-ill!
’i‘mnorrow s prlco lll‘rc ls ........ "i1lli'kr MW?- gray and hl'Hll‘lI. 19

.1». ‘ lt‘vgllhlt' 25c. For, _'arll ..........
CHILDREN ’8 KID MITTENS

Earl-'3' Yard porfl‘vt.
rlliv‘rilll )‘ll't'll ....” ....... ' ..........
S (in owry )‘zlrll you saw 40m.

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iyol, as tho

Editor's Residence—218-2.

- . . . ' .- . - ownrll: in}: 13 lo 14 in favor of Wukeman. .
mty Edlto-ra RESIdenC 1492Allll0llglltfl 0f 'he lltlll59\\1fl lllln t 1 ‘ In the Democratic caucus of SIX

laziness Manager’s Residence— moaning thc R‘Slivo alumna... and Ille‘,,,,.,,,.,,.,._.., 39mm, mark ”SENTg
- »- 1 ~. .1 : turn by“ Ml.» lleruor was clmscn over ‘hat' on
11312. thoughts of the housthusblnd ,0 I-k'klulltl m, Wilton by a vote “f 3
.-..___.~. "T'“*“W"".secll catalogues and fishing tackle and m 1 _ ‘

THE PROPHECY OF ANTICHR'ST': “fitting-or-otlt." if he owns any kind of;

‘ AUSTRALIA TELLS

Of all 111.0 50'“de prophccics “film, which will float on any kind oi“,

 

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this war, nono is so rcmarku‘olc “Wnavlg‘k‘nle Stroam.
that attributed to the monk Johannofil Vt’by not cbmpxomlso? If she will
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llo will involu-

tlse corrupt pcoples.
“He will have only (mo arm l\\'il§,h".‘. Still mom“ of lil'o's dlsconlforts by

magic.

mode by Frcdcrick J. lluskius. head of‘‘ puny so llC‘JVlll not hal'c to boat themJ
says, that the 'lll’OllllOCl' Bil-“its. v’rmp“§ulna.mrccnt of all homes in the land.l;Purlizltnent unanimously carried a res-n
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Tho vlctimiwcalth of Australia declare it. is on,
Whmh is mold to date from ”w 1W,“ 01W “5 ‘0'!” ”“9” It “"11 hori‘ol nndgfaro of Australia that
German possessions in the Pacific com
"The 139‘“ Anlichrist “1“ b" 0“" "Usurroundings soldom full to ho hm‘htanccs be restored to Germany and
flhéédoutination of those islands Austrullal
give himself as His messcncofi- ’and . mm, lllP “.0”, herself, be made ”xigelu
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" ' - l'o; "ll Sl‘t‘tl'ln’tll‘. ' n - .9 ' v, ' 90m .
This prime of l s \n \ l . ydmhy. darkflomo hole . VH1, if l-hopc or ”)0 Australian government.
V ' l v y , . ‘
the arm of the Most High. son: to “1’1““.tllttatc so!" forced by life. s emgpmqpcv
g lhcr by (lroat Britain orWAul-ltraliun
i . .
numerablc armics. who will take l'c?‘ paint, is tho word? Whilol 110i lllflllt’ncml by nn.ambluon to or
us? will resemhlo tllc hosts of hell. in" m.- light thcre is. Pulnt or white! self against mole-station. The only

. ewsm 3r hurozlu in “'nllhlnctou, . ‘. the 1:“,an .
W n I p‘ "‘9 WI" pqmt 3 “Shortly after the conclusuon of the
. . . :‘olution "Phat the Senate and Hansel
on an old parchment. which is lll'l’“i“l"-‘i is tho .worst [nuking spot in the how“:-
i-Q‘cntial to the future safety and Welv‘
1000. Here ure- some quotations from'“,mms It. with a breaking back. .Here‘ .
‘cupied by Australian and New Zealand
the monarch of his time, a Luthcrun1mmL that m tho consideration and deter-
{should bc consulted.‘
aprtle. lublo as, well as tired by working in nlnrrivcd the government should make’
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Bible- H9 W1" 1'9“"‘5911‘ lnmqolt 3‘5 Olhol‘ woman did it, Should ll“? runfor-l that tho islands of ”“3 pacific former.‘
' by Australian and New Zenlund forces
,:lnd New Zculzlud.
i tend our territory but feel. that this
1 form of insurdncciwhlch is open to us

of W‘ismar,
. . . . : ' . . ~.
has established the Wt Ml- "-‘v‘d‘inl The laundry. m mom than “mi—'9’ :armistico both houses of the Federal
_ ,of Represantarlvos .ot the _common-;
éd in the town hall or “'ismar. and; Usually it is a dungebn.
the captured,-
. a translation of the documcnt: the hardest work is donc. and hortl‘the: troops should not under- any 0“:me
. . . ' minallon of proposals affecting the.
Protestant. (“"1 “m1; “'hy should the houscwifo. if -
“Tho. time for consultation having,
‘ eills views plain. It is tho desire and
1 l_v hold by Germany and now occupied
{to "l!" Ollt washing" be made to “1'! should in tho fulurc bc controlled ei-
lxelm has a withered arm—, but his in- spending‘hef days in drearincss? ”in oxpressln: this (let-lire we are
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their (“Nice “1“ “‘oms- WOO“ is “‘m‘ paint or light paint. Which 01"“ him“) free young nation must 'tsafezuar'd it-
“For a time ho will art by omit all“ ; wash our on. it. is aslonlshlng how the; is government under the British flag

strategy. His spin“ will M'm‘r'm tlln‘mlnd mm; m rnrulm- llnlu'ol'onlonls.j as tlw commonwealth already n9"-
. I _ iorns a substantial aroa in Oceania,
earth and h'W “Wm h“ “““f” M ”W Whi sthclvos at, Dmme llolghts arc MIMI ; “dim-um to tho Into Ge-rman Dosscs-

ore-ts of thr- lnlchly. llv will and; slons' of Now Guinoa and Bismarck
«nrchipolngo. ‘

learned int-n in his pay. who will main-1 (lipan‘inpss and pl‘l‘llflps u 'hlcgcr “'ln':

WW“ siniph- things to install. AOrdor

“\\'l- must. nppoal to tho nations who

Laundry mas-lb. hnvl- to judge onr claims. “'1‘ do not
. - .. . i sccll lo cxploll tho nnlivvs, but to do-
;im‘g-y, ol (-ourso. us soon as it can he; \‘Pl‘lll tho productlvo and industrial
al'l'nrdl-d«which, its it pays for itscll'.1 possibilitics of Ihoso posessions for
tho future good 01' tho proscut inhabi-
tants. us wcll as tho sail-ty of tho i.~~
l-zllm'll‘.V work docs not llzlvo In no land continent. Many ovidoncos huvo
~ boon tendered to tho government that
‘ this iS practically tho unanimous vicw
Armiov. “'3“ and ovon plollsanl, with tho right tool.“i of tho ponplo of Australia."

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THE LITTLE HOUSE.

lain and tmllcrlako In prm‘l- llll: coll-s- dow “will a .9111! tlcal.
tial mission. )

“A war will afford him too 0]);ml‘-| ‘
nity of thro.‘.*inc off tho uni? Nut. 35 fig“, now. i
7 only all (‘lll'l.‘ll2ln':€, but all lllll.-'\~'nl-lL I

malls. and f"\'f'll tho lthl'Wt" distant peo- 5]“VPI'V, It can bo mado comfortablo

plus, will bc illvolvcd,

 

gather from tho four quartcrs of thlrunq Surroundings, :
Start tho good work lwl‘nm chrllt‘n’ ....
,l‘l‘o llavo hulldcd many things. lush-
O-——-——-- ! ionod many wundors.
ORDER IN GERMANY. Scytllc and plow and suddlctroc and
l hunting-knifc and SDPRI‘I
“Antichrisis will hp It is limo to say a good word for WWW: “'0 lmvo wrought for beauty and for
‘ ' ' many. Tho German people, on tho: glory and for pleasure.
I“ 31‘9““ 1‘9 “Wm wholo. dose-I've praisc 501' the political: And llavo buildcd litthc houscs for
massacrc prleils, monks, tho \l‘ti'lll‘.‘ll- ' inlrlligcnco and soil-control they havc’. tho women we love dear.
:W‘ W the childron. tho :lgcd. Ho will Show displayed since their revolution. Tllt'V: All along tho llighwalys thr-ro le‘(‘ litllo
W W no melcy. but will {lass l(')l'('l! in hand. Y ”WOW" praiso particularly for the way; housos.
lhl')‘ arted :llld l'Oli‘d in tho first “‘1‘? lPlcasant in tho sunlight, pcacoful in
! tho ruin:

.lional clcotion over hold in Germ’am’,
I
'under a system of universal suffragO. You may 5,... folk :0 for”, Pal‘ll' in the

earth. For lg}: tho third wcclt :lncolll‘

will llavo opcnl-d thc- minds of """Hitimln lint—'ln with paint.

 

who will pcrl-cixc lhut tho man is Air: ~—

fichrlst, and that llloy will all "bot-1min“
his Slaves unloss tllov overthrow him. i

 

rccoznizod by

'various tokons;

like tho barbarians. hilt illvolt‘n:
Christ. ‘ ‘

“Ho. will harm an caglo in his Warulsfi As a result of this election the (tor-5 morning. Q
and more will also bo an o-aglo in tho W man Bolshevists have been ropudiatcd And at dusk returning 119m? along
nrms of his confcdcratc. ln OWl'llt‘l‘ to M ”l“ ballot box 9"9“ more completely the lane. "W WYEWYW‘

. A it 1 .. i it 'ill be ncccsua" ' that. they worc rdutcd by force of arms.
conquer n C “Is “ W .y Tho German masses have declared nn-; “.0 havo fashionod Zonpolins and bay-
;., to. kill mot-e. men than Rome. ol'Pl‘ con- mistukablc [or a republic, Socialists in] onets a'nd cannon.
tanned, It “'3” “9"“ ”10 (-‘llm'gies'hf name. but in be conducted according} Launched our dreadnoughts on the
(all the kingdoms because tho (luck to a nation program by the more lcon-é sea a terror to the deep,
(France), the Lcopard (England) and ‘ 5“""“til'€ olement. h 3 Yet be God our witness. we have also
> ' . ow for 0 inc. -
, the VVllitc Eagle (Russia) will not be! The") i“ good'reason n p , buxldod houses ‘
. . ‘1 k that, the revolution will work itself out! Little peaceful houses where the lit-
able to mak“ an and 0f the B “m peocefullv, developing an orderly and tip children sleep.
Eagle (German-"l Withou‘ the aid 0' dependable government without anr‘stmw are set in gardens. lawns and
' the prayers and the vows of the whole . great dilay. The German people seem trees about them.
human race. ito bc exemplifying one of the virtues Some are crowded, wan to w all,
' W . . . . . . - 1 i . _
‘ f'Antichrist will suo. for pear-c many i'h‘ -‘ Jifggntuilllalyhirhell :l;;:y;::?fltlt along the city street.
. , or s — r . ’ - S — , But in town and country God has
. u the en‘ will not come until . . _ ,
WW0?” b t h . .1“ sell-gov eminent. . ' blessed the little house
. Antichlrst shall be crushed like lhel, The world is not so 1105”“, to the, With the laughing eyes of “game“

atw of the threshing floor. The GOl'lnanS but that it can till? “le ml"! and with children's romping feet.
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tb‘r'ea animals will not be permitted t'ol'rl'edit for a better political beginning- ,
W ‘ - I expected.
i h it as lon as Antichrist “‘3“ most 0‘ “3
W e fg. t ‘5 g Von Bethmann-Hollwcg is for a
M““501dle"9- "j‘uSt Moe," if it favors tho 'Qermans.l
Were arelnany remarkable foreshad- ; Just so!
6W “gs or M" to say Hialeah-t. Thm' "W. lBu‘t for love of women we have
"ch other touches not so accuratc.l To the Arms of the Anti-saloon; bullded little houses, .
ulna-has the istnlleinentéthat these things. League ’Tefl‘al‘s "5 Gnu“? should “0" s Pleasant in the shadows and peace”
will ll 9 to W “towar d th? v5," l add the lamentable necessity of find-i lflll in the sun ~
.4: m a.. _ . 1 . . .
W 3.. 0 p . “ ..u'mg 50135 for a 19" 0‘ bums Who Milt-A“ the wide world over there are lit‘
090' and "he'h‘nts ““3". Fame ‘” rant-to work'when they‘du’t get any:
side Germany to sadé.Ruasta, .andffgnope booze. :f i
fit a great battle thou-e, und .th‘utllk ‘ —————-——O———-——-———-— .- 2 p
" ' will drive th‘é Tuna: 1min 'Eu- 'W‘sglrefifitem of m him-1mm",
' Wd tak .Constantino le. 'rne‘mm “3 "hm“ lbw-"mm. Wall? -.
Wan , “we 1,, 2 ll . ammmrmets. 1

We have molded for ourselves tole—
graphs and tunnels.
Builded' bridge and barrack room,
l derrick, dock and g'un:

tle houses, . l
, Silent in the starlight. shining in
fife aw; , '
rvilthchlldr’oh's

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’M’KINLEr
HOLDS BIG BANQUET

. dlncr’s standing.

. plan.

' ments.

actual amen.) .

bcrty shall ho dostroyell."

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l ' 1 v ‘l ldcr in which the-y are named. wcroWi'l
‘ WORLD SH]? WANT?) ‘ ‘Spcaker James F. ’Walsh, Attorney / .1 .- r!
7 GERMANY S ISLz\i\Db,General Frank F. Healy, Comptrol- 9-5 “ ‘ R ‘

ler M. C. Webster-y‘florgan B. Brain-

‘zlrd, Lieutonant Governor Clifford B“
Clerk W. Arthur Country-1 I;

l imau, jr., of the House of Representing '

Hives, Charles Hopkins Clark, Goven‘

Wilson,

no‘r Marcus H. Holcomb, Toastmaster

thorge W. Klett, Congregsman Sim-l

con 1). Fess, Chairman J. Henry Rom-
back of the republican state central
committee, lax-Senator Charles L_.
Spencer. cx—Governor'l‘rank B. Weeks,
State Secretary Frederick L. Perry.
State Treasurer G. Hamid Gllpatric,
Senate President William H. Hear!
and cit-Congressman P. Davis Oakey.

Directly behind the toastmnster's
sent was a large fulHength phbto-
graph of McKinley, surrounded by,
the flags of the United States and “B
principal allies in the European war.

"Vl’hcn all the diners were in their
places. Senate Chaplain Charles H.
Puffer offered- prayer and Toastmaster
Klett proposed a silent toast to the
martyred president, William McKln-,
lay, and all arose. McKinley's favor-
ite hymn was then sung, with the
It was an impres-
sive ficeno.

Congressman’ Foss said that the re;
publicans had no intention of block-
ing legislation before the present
congress. but thnlfon the other hand.
they wcro workingsto clean the legis-
lative platter, outlast they could do

 

Pics}. color, chiffon finish: ideal for underwear.
llogzlllill' 306.
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UNBLEACHED MUSLIN

Ill; itmhos witlc:_tllc Lockwood Mills
known for its durability and quality.
“or l'cglllar prico 35c,

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BEACH CLOTH
31$ inchos wide; in tan only.

ltvgular 50c. At, yard ..... W . . . . . . . 290
TABLE '10?

45 inches Sultarcg.exoellclit quality damask, in

wry attractive cdesigns. 99c

Worth $1.49. At, each ....... . . .
WHITE FRENCH PM!)

Ya rd widc. we

Vial: 75c. At, yard ............ . . . .

WHITE GALA’I‘EA CLOTH' I
30 inches wide: cxceptionully strong texture;
wcur longund a fine appearance.
‘ llozzllm' 49c. At. yard ............

TURKISH TOWELS
l:all';."l‘ sizc, made from a high grade cotton of
. lung! tibrc. with cxccllcnt absorbent 59c

qualitios. Special, at, ouch ........

TABLE DAMASK

A substantial quality. sturdy and serviceablc.

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mand of ProstdentW‘Wllson that he call
a special session to permit the new,

(‘ongrcss to solve the railroad prob--

lcm. l’ood Administrator Hoover was
chaructm‘izod as an ingratc, and the
collmssman drew a picture of “’i1-
lizlm (l. McAdoo, the former soorctary
of thc troasury, stopping asidc zlltcr
borrowing and spending the nation's
mom-y, to shift to Cartor Glass tho
bun-don of paying back the borrowed
moncy. Hc dcplorod tho proposal that
America forgot llcrself and her people
and not as an umpiro in
quarrols.

Al'h‘l‘ his forceful and construc-
livc Spoor-h, (‘onc‘rcssmun l-‘oss llirnod
in :l discussion of tho character of
llclx’inlvy, and his (lo-scl'iplion of tho
last. moments of tho grout prosi-
«tom's lifc Wt‘rl‘ So imprcssive that
ho ll'ullsl'ormrd a banquet from a
srvno of 'nll-l'ry-making to one
solvnmity and tllorc was scarcely a
«by oyo in lhv hul+ when he finish‘ell
his spoccll. Tho ovcnt onllod qnioily.
“lll'll lhc banquolcrs
llt‘ngl singing Mclx‘iuloy's favOrile
hymn, “Noun-r. My (lod. to 'l'hoo." l

(lovcrnor Marcus ll. Holcomb, lho’:
only other spoukcr, predicted that;
l‘rcsidcnt \\'ilson would not be in'
tho “'hitc “(mt-‘1‘ aflcr the next olcc«
lion.

Tho following omcch wcrc olcctcd
for the ncxt banquet: l

Pl'osidonl, Frank A. Coins: SUCH“:
lat); 'l‘. A. Tierney; treasurer. VHF
linm \Y. Vl'ilcox; cxecutivo committeo,
Edward 15. Hall, Hartford county:
Frodoriok . ISakcr, New Haven coun-
l)’: Alex 1.. Dehaney, Fail-field coun-
ty; llaydcn l.. Reynolds. New Lon-
don county; John M. \Vadhams. Litch—
field county; Andrew N. Shepard.
Milldicsox county: Vl’illiam H. Hoald,
Tollund county; Otto ll. Robinson,

'\\'indllam county. 1

Tho 1920 banquet will b0 119m 111%
Middlclown. i

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LIBERTY LQ‘AN PAYMENTS DUE.
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“CASHINGTON, Jan. 309—T0 correct!t
misapprehension reflected in mauyi
inqurics, Treasury officials explained?
today that although tho final thhhys
Der cent payment on the Fourth Lil»;
erty Loan was due today at tho '.l‘l‘cal~;—t
ury and Federal Reserve banks, this:

;would not affect bond purchasers who}
are buying from banks and other ln-j

stitutions on the monthly installmente
The monthly. installment. ar.
rangemcnts are strictly between the

' subscriber and the Bank, and the bank

will pay the installment due today,
virtually granting credit to the in-
dividual subscriber for remaining par-
em to-‘a’dvance:mymenl.s.
far ahead of the required lcadmium.
only about $400;000,000 rémained to be
paid 101133! to mph“ the $6,989,000,-
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spontanoously

-$22,6}H,,033; Philadelphia, $3,270.824-.

l'llmutohcd valuc 39c
CRETONNES

at. ftzlrll
hull-ms m-oncw; tho color assrlrlmont is omn-

plclo and tho prico low. 27.c

At. ya rd ........................

\VOMEN’S FLANNELETTE GGW'NS

Noni blur and pink stripcs: also plain wllitc:

(out roll and roomy. $1 49
O

ill-guilt!” price $2.49. Al ..........

'BUNGALOW' APRONR

'\'l-r_\~ dosimblc pzlttcrns. in light. llll‘tllllill and

.‘f 1.:ll‘lx'.
\‘Ioltll $l.5fl. Al 96C

... CHILDREN’S UNDERWEAR

Fl ...... lllll‘ll Yosts and Pants. 48
C
Q MEN’S UNDERWEAR

1\‘thJ‘lil lilll'. Al. ("Holt
lu-rlrv l'lllllt‘d. llooccll llnol‘l Shirts llllll lll‘aw-

l't'L'llllil‘ $1.25. ‘ 9C

9

{‘l'\ ',

.\l

34c

. .\~. 5- rcgulal'

 

Attractive back: size up to 5.
llrgnlar 98c. For, pair ............

65c
WOMEN ’S CHANOISETTB GMVES 5:,
Black. White and gray: ombroidcrcd Lacks,

Rog; :llfll‘ $1.00. 89 3:.
C i

For, pair ... . .
‘WOMEN’S FANCY HANDKER-
CHIEFS 3

9c
t!
80 package for ..................

. 5c
WHITE BASTIN G OWN

8c spool ‘5 c

‘3‘

EU—

llcc‘ular 15c.
For, each .............

HAIR PINS

Anton od sizes.

I

went

.fl

for .
CURVE DRESS SANDING
n .. ' 12 . a. ' '
1.~.‘Ii.“§1’.d ill.” ........ 100!
mm PINS 9
Shell and amber. l‘
Regular 12c. For ............... . W 90 i'
TARPHENOL WNWANT '
Bugular 150. 1
For .

. 10c .
* a
GALVANIZED IRON WATER FAILS ‘ ;

14 quart aizc. 3

liculllar price 650. For .......... 490
ROUND TIN WASH Romans 9

Ill-Alum] sizc. ..

lloclilar prior 87w. For .......... 65c Q

lit-my Till Coppcr llnttom Wash Bulb-rs. Q

WASH BOILERS
.................. $2.69 .

.............. $2.98 :

GALVANlZED IRON CHAMBER

FAILS é
\l'llll l'nl'l‘l', 89 W
C
GALVANIZED Inc}; on. CANS .i;

i. .
liouellar pricc skill), For ,,,,,,,,

n - "-
l udmll Slzn, -. '1;
llv‘jlllltll' prll'c 50.1. l-‘m- ________ .. 39C i
Kronor prico $4.75. For .......... $1.35 Q

.1 gallon sizc.

pl'lol- $125 For
No. 5!: l‘cglllzlr
prior $33.75 For

i; .-sW;-_

 

 

 

RESERVE BANKS lSOLmEn PRAISEo
1 ~ BY HIS CAPTAIN

Continued from First Page.

1 -

BREAK RECORDS

Continued from First Page.

 

 

transl‘orring $21,605.000 10 their sur-
plus funds, the banks reserv’cd $26.-.
728.000 as tho lovcrnment franchl‘se
tax. Those roproscnt profits to t to.) .
Govornmcnt from operation of the‘lDi‘,“ Mallard.
chernl Reserve system. Nearly halt}1 our letter
of this amount came from the Ner'
York Bank. which turned
795,000 to tho Government from
”2.634.000 net earnings.

The New/York Bank
one which has established
fund of the maximum allowod by law.
forty per cent. of paid in capital stock.
The Chicago Bank ranked second in
volume of business, with

its

net earnings. and $3,100,000 mmed mullxivetnnhtghggugnh anvdvfilfihdifferent fronts being appointed.
, . - e on: l is organization are t ' - -

he has showed his bravery. The sec- p d o inform the men full} concern

Vtor at Gunel was one of the hurduut
f battles we have went through and them With mum” blanks, to “W
this company had 22 killed, 47 wound- silt them. if necessary. with the “eel“

8 out ‘of a company,i tion of tholrantfiéufiom .na mam”

er lo the Government fund.
Net earnings of the eastern banks,
were: Boston. $3,505,180; New York,’

 

ed and 33 misuin

HAR‘l-Fonb‘ls- GRAND LIST *0: 235 men.
INCREASE

l

 

 

(Lil‘s. Mary O‘Brien.
$.12 Hamilton avenue,
lSouth Not-Walk, Conn, U. S. A.

dated December
918. regarding information about the Immunities for employment. in tho-FF"
9v er susideath of your son Jeremiah F. O‘Brien, T oral civil Service.
report the following:
Your son was killed in action\
. ,2 October 14th '1918
is the onl l“ ,, ’ .
a sumlugllcun“; and buried there
l ater y the 5th Div. burial party. I all es ‘ e ~ ..
. am glad to say that y‘Our so“ was one tabllshmcm. uherc enlistlnd mm
:of our best soldiers and never kicked
36.831.0002thl‘0ugh a" the hardship an thfl boys bers.‘ These rcprcsentatlves arc DOW

i am very glad to hear that m
above taken the sad news in the milk generally.

 

sown. sem‘nca JOBS FORW
SOLDIERS AND SAILOF~

 

\VASHINGTON. l) .10., Jan. mix-«114
. United States Civil Service Como;
l sion is pcrfccting arrangements when
. liy men who are about to be dischm. -
2 ed from the Armyor Navy may rccv» ‘« -
4th.l first-hand information concerning u:

Tho commissiw.

‘2 .. . -. - ‘1
0:1th received authority from the sec-

at the town of rotary of war and the economist of Um

two days ”navy to appoint its rcpt-esentutivus at
are assembled in considerable num-

They will be pro-

ing positions which are open, to supply

‘ them relative to civfl-nornice matter:
It ‘ls the plan of the (1th

ital-runner and know that Jim! are Service Commission "to entrust nul-

HARTFORD, Jan. {tor—Tho

city, just completed. shows a-total of]
$150,000,000, an increase of $7,000,000
ovér a :year ago. 'There «rem more:
names on this year's tax book's-{haul
on these of the wear before. It is said

(Signed)

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

that. moraMW developed 21ml H- AlWOOd. 0f lobeshlrev Conn, Who.
1918 than in any previous yacht fie ‘ m an arm avmur liontehunt w in.
City’s history. A The vaelm"rtnml“'lW9mme of acmbatlf flying a": “TM“; m... *0 ‘ the
once Company is the'heaviest»fimblm La" and Wcafifil‘i‘bfil 1'16“. WW. W
,er with an “snout comma.

 
 

in)...“

That of: monolingual

’

asses'lpmud or your son and the part he
uors‘ list of taxable Way in this .1 look in mismat’mfid‘u war.
Yours truly,

D. L. NEWLANDS.
Captain 30th Infant-TY.

GHESHIRE ARMY AVlfiTo-R DIES
QTLA-NTA. 6.3., San. 30.-—Rlchu.rd

 

" at a hospital here yesterday of

work to Educational diagonal: of we
. fare .omanlzatlons anally mum
at the bumps, cantonmcnts, etc. 'l‘ler~
represm o! the commission wit»
are Wannabe personnel of
We 'm'mhuons will but"
lam! offing nilvlcc and assist
M” was .Wm’a ducal Wills
m-Mmm «tubby cities. in ad-
instruciion received
from tho commission.

 
 
 
 

 

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