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' PRECIATIVE
= STMAS GIFTS
, liranh (filnflira
sur‘r
01‘
OVERCOAT .
BATH ROBES
, and
,' KING JACKETS
VELING BAGS
. and
7 UIT CASES
ED MODERATELY.
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'1:- GTON STREET,
10TH NOBWALK.
Id.
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uation goes to the President. The re
sponsibillty is.upou ins shoulders. Let-
it rest the .”
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.—The presi-
dent'. letter to Senator Fall follows:
i .“Thank you very much for‘your
kind promptness in complying with
my request that you send me a copy
of the memorandum report of the sub-
committee on Mexican affairs of the
committee on Foreign affairs. i shall
iexamlne it with the greatest interest
land ’cizre. What you told me of the
iinvest‘igation, on Friday last, prepares
gme to find in it matter of the greatest
importance.
“You ask an indication of my desire
‘with regard to the pending resolution
ito which you .and Senator Hitchcock
called my attention on 'Friday, and I
‘am glad to reply with the utmost
.frankness that I should be gravely
lconcerned to see any such resolution
ipass the Congress. It would consti-
tute a rcversal of our constitutional
practice which might lead to very
grave confusion in regard to the guid-
iance of our foreign affairs; 1 am con-
ifident that I am supported by every
competent constitutional authority in
thc staicment ihat'ihe initiative in di-
recting the relations of our gayern-
ment wi:h for-Mon gm‘vrnments is as-
signed by the Constitution to the Ex:
emu“u and to the l‘xecutive only.
On]; one of the two houses of Con-
gress is associatcd with the President
!
by the (‘0?i;4ilillll()ll in an advisory ca-
" EXICANS
1 OK PART IN
ntinued from page one
ansvn, who
3- on his own initiative.
“aid:
ed States and Mexico was
was ready to sacrifice
t was forced.
'of W. C. Jenkins.
tension.
_ d
' y
the responsibility,
full
I’ d I ardently. hope
to recovery is near."
'EZ, Mexico, Dec. 8.—-Capt.
-body guard.
nd thirty of
l four days
. up. Hernandez
.nal following had dwindled
ty men and
as skulking in the
‘ .uerrero district.
ASlllNGTON, llec.
would be
‘ any
‘ 2n l'ui't'l‘l‘lnfl l0
imiing the
> . yulziiiiillrl with the Carranza ference m an effort to dispose of the
worm. more urgent questions. Its ”WINES,
.mld r-onstitute a reversal “also was to decide upon the refere
1‘ “-~'iI'-Hi0nfll practice Wthh of the other pending questions to e
'- * ml to “'1." grave confusion in'proper quarter}: for decision after the
r the guidance of our foreign “Big Five" becomes the “Big Four,"
wroic. as it is expected the Supreme Coun-
1 din-m expressed confidence
i .1 :‘n- support of every com-
:i» rinninnai authority in
- Ila: llll‘ direction of
'. Hi':
- I’m-
;:.d '0 him alone.
.m~ Ledge, Chairman
mu
u -:i, ' (‘onnecticui,
of
announced that no
on llJ.‘
V 21121 by the committe}
during the day the
lllf' severance of
3* 1,. ‘r‘: ‘1 entire Mexican
STORE ROBBERY
0 CITY, Sunday, Dec. T—J.
furnished the
,‘ which \V. '0. Jenkins, the
. consular agent at Puebla! .. ~, - -
sed last Thursday night, de- Eexpress ”n opinion.
a statement tonight that he
Mr.
am in no position to disclose.
ly realized that war 'bt'lme‘ll
in-
unlese one of the two gov-‘
Us“
restige and dignity by reced-tl
' the dangerous position into!
-fore took all the steps nec‘sz-
' effect the immediate relea'v'
and rc-
I did so spontane-
of my own initiative. and I
and willing to take upon
cording to the point of view.
’ a source of infinite pleas—
e to hear that the news of the
‘ of jenkins cheered our presi-
lhat his
3, commander of the‘Aviatlon
in at Chihuahua, who has just-
{‘here. reported the surrender
Feral Nocolas Hernandez; until
"4y in command of Villa‘s per-,
He said Hernan-‘
his men rode in to
ago and gave them-
said , Villa's
that the rebel lead:
mountains ii
8.rPresident
“gravely concerned
such resolution pass t
ll“ wrote Senator Fall to-
the Wall resolution
President to sever dip-
i'mu'l‘zn affairs was as-
!‘onsiitution to the Chief
l‘rm'ilvnt’s letter was re-
, it ‘H'LiiflllS committee. call-
and Senator Brande-
',.m conference. and in a
Mexican situation
4. . :. ll Semtor Fall would
l; Mrh lie based his reso-
ilir-lp." Senator Lodge
pilCliV and the advice of the Senate is
prov‘flmi for only when sought by the
Excr'uiive in heard to explicit agree-
men's willi foreign governments and
Director of Census Who
Is Perparing to Find Out
,How Big Uncle Sam is
tux. -..v. ,.
The population of the United States
the zippvinimcnt of the diplomatic
reprcscr‘: ‘ives who are to speak for
this government at foreign capitals.
The only safe course, I am confident.
is to adhere to the prescribed method
of the constitution. “'e might go
very far afield if we departed from it.
“I am very much obliged to you for
having given me the opportunity to
"Vervirulyyours, V
(Signcdl ““COODRO\\' \Vll.SO.\‘."
“HON. AIJZERT B. FALLS,
“U.‘S. Senate."
l- to say the following: On
, morning. last, of certain _.._....-._W-_.._.____
., t came to my at : cm ion.
imnuuusuu
ing at No. 48
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1o l}. Vi'elnsiock, last week. has.
lnhn Gorhani to Miller & Tracey.
4.9 Main street. occupied for
3" ture and undertaking
and later occupied by the“
town plant was being completed.
high, with ample store space on
street floors. ,
to
‘ dern stores on the main floor
third stories.
he
PARIS, Dec. 8.—~The
finished business on the Peace
ers l'i‘ll "(‘5
the
morrow. ,
As far as the Americans are con:
coined the Supreme Council will SOUTH NOSWALK 1:0 NEW EOEK:
memo to exist after the signing of the -, .; ill-171.18.?m fé‘ezgccptmflgonflagj‘y
Hungarian peace treaty. It is not yet 3.45.: 5-8-91}; 6- gig-3.9149 151633;
or determined who will sign thaltthdom‘l; $3le . X. n) , n) . .o .1
- r f" the United States, a oug . - - _ . .
litmgrohlilnv will be Ambassador Wal- 01111;). Mi:Oéi:03§:381?.5§:17;Sta1n;02r:
the lace. Most of the ‘unflnished business 5:27x, 5:46, 62mm! 6:0“. (1:49 (Slam-
will thereafter be 1'
MAIN SlilEEl Blairi
I John T. ’Haves Sells to Miller‘
& Tracey the Brick Build-
John T. llnvos who sold the George
". Lockwood Mock at 13-15 Mam sirnei]
ongirp officers of Division 476, Amalgamated
“cred another important transfer from
ofeRailway Employee of America, was
the large and Valuable brick block at
many
'ytars by Raymond & Son as a furni-
establishment.
Clover
Manufacturing Company. as a tempo-
rary shopping center while their down-
The. property was built, by the late,
‘William E. Dann and is three stories
the
The new owners have not announced
inst what disposition they will make
of it. but it is understood that plans
are practically perfected fox—two mo-
and
modern apartments on the second and
Supreme
Council this morning took up the un-
cil. with the four principal allied pow—
cnted will continue to meet
the after the American delegates leave-1:3:
efereed to the va-
‘has been estimated at 110,000,000, but
iwhcther this figure is too high or too
»low nobody knows. Samuel L. Rogers
ioi' North Carolina, director of the cen-
$5115. is nqy making plans to find out.
1T0 Obtain data for the 1910 census,
i70,000 «:numerators were employed.
i.\ir. lagers will need more than that
to get. the figures for 1920.
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lPR'i'NCES’s’ THEATRE .
i IN WESTERLY BURNS
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Wl-JSTERLY: ‘R. 1., Dec. 6.-—-The
,l’rincgss Theatre, a motion picture
house, and five stores were damaged,
early today. by a fire in the Potter
building. The loss was estimated at
$601.00. The first fighting and salvag-
ing efforts of fire companies from both
sides of the state line kept the dam-
age below early estimates. The build-
inur was owned by C. \K’. Barrows, of
how London, Conn.
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ANNUAL MEETING,OF .
TROLLEY ASSOCIATION
I c a package . g
. before the war
6 a package
during the war
c a package ,
_ NOW
THE FLHUOR LBS'l'S
so DOES THE PRICE!
The "annual meeting andelection of
Association of Street and‘ Electric
held at Red Men's Hall, 25 Main street,
Saturday evening, and the following
officers elected for the ensuing year:
President~Stanley Mayhew.
Vice-President—-Herbert”Hbrn.
Recording Secretary—Albert S. Berg.
Financial Secretary—Alsop L.-Re_vn-
olds. -
Treasurer—HoWard N. Godfrey. 1
Following .the. businessnieeting
bounliful supper was served with roast 1
beef and all the trimmings. : ,
NEW LOW EXCHANGE RECORD. ‘
NEW YORK. Dec. S.—-'—Fm'e‘rgn M:-g
change rates. which have, been mak-
ing new low records alnwst daily for
the past few weeks. adde another:
. today when frac checks were quoted
f
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war value.
to a new low level, being quoted
12.82 for the dollar.
.the- pound sterling broungt $3.85 3-4.
as compared with $4.86 in normal tim—
es. German marks. worth 23‘ and :21
cents before the wr sold today for
2.09 cents each. ‘
N. Y., N. H. & H. TIME TABLE
Corrected to Oct. 6, 1919
ford only). 72021:. 72531:, 1.020711.
fur- rious gci‘crnments . and settled Sun day;
through the regular dwmmaficfighan' A- M.»«1:1.. 5:4”.x, 5:49;, 8:59
nels. ' _ 9:19x. 1 :flflx,12:03x.
Among the 1mm?“ “1139 {13181121 P. M.—-l:09x. 2:4“. 3:12x. 4:32:
the “rm"“i‘tm 1" 5:46, 6:00ix, 6257):. 7:02x, 72571:, 9191:,
evl- ferred, will be
Western Thrace. .
.mate fate of that provrnc
'cided by the Supreme Co
e. arations comm
The r p estions.
al th on sh
dips
sib-
of
fSUCCESS OR FAILUR
\
5'; .
flzbl ,
‘jri
“If you want to know
" Ether you are going to . l
. fl . success or failure in
’ If. vou can easily find out.
test is simple and in-
‘ Are you able to
money? If not, drop
:3 You will failas sure
You maynot
the distribution
chant shipping.
The revision
Belgium and Holland, and
iic and Baltic ques
ut in the class 0
:lfrrgd direct to the governments.
‘ The question of the continua
inter-allied War coun
British are: s to th
lete accor a
Bunion the organization may
tinned.
the ulti-J,‘
e may be de-
uncil of Four
ittee will lin-
. f u includ ng
bout a number 0 qthe German mer-
treaty between
of the the Adriat-
tions will probably
f those to be re-
tion of
oil is still un-
0 details under
be con-
24x.
SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.—-—12:10x. 42101:. 5:30.» 6:34
8:00x, 8:51x. 91151:, 92451:, 10:50:.
P.
101071;, 10:40, 12:
NEW YORK To
BI.--'12H)3K, 12:45 (Saturdays
only), 1106):, 1:45x, 2:15x, 2:57, 3:30x,
3:53, 4:23, 5:13x, 5:28, 6:00x, 6:03,
8:10x, 11:1,5x. ,
Sundays
lit—12:10:, 6:00, 82-00:, 9:001.
10:03x, 10:50x.
P. Dir-12310, 1:03x, 3:35x, 5:02,
5:25, 6:002, 7:05, 8:101, 11:15:.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
A.“ M.-12:26x, 1:20x, 5240:. 6:07
the s are under-
decidlezl. be 1131:1333: to its con- 7:15, 9:19x, 10:22, 10:53: (Bridgeport)
stoo 0 . and the 11:58:.
“““afion' and the birigghyet in com-i p. M.——1:20,2:54 Bridgepon).3:27x.
am t° 4:28, 59.19, 6:21x, 6:51, 7:08x, 7:32
(Bridgeport), 9:25;
Sunday:-
A. M.—-12:_26x, 1:201, 7:43, 9:18:
10:19. 11:12:,“1158;
'P
11:40.
t 36011-1
at the rate of 10.82 for the Amoricani
dollar, or less that half of their pre-i
Lire checks also dropped;
at;
Demand hills tori
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CHICOPEE, Mass., Dec. 8.—Tade- ‘
usz Los, aged six, was almost instant-
» he rubber group.
ly killed, today. when his brother. it ‘
Edwin, aged- 8, discharged a shotgun‘but lndustrial Alchohol advanced
Lee, had returned from hunting, and; ’ .
leaning the gun against the wall, .bition case.
started to get dinner for the boys, the ~.
mother being away from home. Ed-
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it at his brother, pulled the trigger.
”Try a Sentinel Want Advertise
ment and you will receive the best iCity Star.
results obtainable.
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T O‘YS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Dolls, Doll Carriages, Sleds, Wagons, Yelocipedes,vxiddie
Cars, Happy Horses, Hand Cars, Aeroplanes, Boys’ Automo-
biles, Chemcraft, Erector Sets, Etc. ,
Christmas Gifts that mean something. _
Carpet sweepers, Electric Irons; Casseroles, Crumb Trays,
Coffee Percolators, Cut Glass, Silver Knives and Forks, Dinner
Sets, Jardinieres, Fern Dishes, Pyrex Glassware, Etc.
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IT’S HERE 1r IT’S I-IOUSEWARE.
’ Phone 527 25 WASHINGNN S'l‘.
Prompt Dollvory
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Kl‘L S BROTHER ‘11:30 p. m.l.—-—Hea\'iness of motor shar-
es at midday was balanced by a de—
d for motor specialties, notably
Steels also reacted]
. lots on news that the Supreme, Courti .
a (at him. The father of the boys, John 212d rendered no‘ decision in the prohi-i
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"You can tell a man from the coun-
Wifl picked up the gun. and, pointing try every time." said the city cousin:
“Mebby,” replied the country cons-i
‘11, “but you can't tell a man- from the
{city anything, any time.."-»Kansas
80. Nor-walk . ,
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SHOP BEFORE THE CLOCK. STRIKES 6. 1’
One week ends;
another commences
Christmas approaches.
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Less than three weeks—and Christmas!
Doesn’t seem as though it. could be true. liardlv.
And all the things vet to be done!
And thcv may be done with eas ‘ ' V ' '
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‘certamtv- a i sati 1’ (tion and
‘ SilTUlV take advantage Of each da . ‘ l
_.. _ _ c _ \, and Of. each
inortunnv which the store Offers. OD.
; F1fteen shopping days are yours.
gq} a That is ample time, if every day is made to do its
g. i re. - '
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1 be chosen each (law.
1 tent That W111 be greater pleasure and bring greater con»
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ieach Will be really the sort of gift you Wlsl’l to choose.
5 The store 18 your helper in Christmas shopping.
‘ P rom rooftree to lower floor. it holds large and splen—
autii til
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id varietv Of gift merchandise—things both be
, nd useful.
3 . It holds. too. a staff _Of people eager to help in choos-
i 1112 from that merchandise.
. . We are an‘enthusiastic combination of those three de-
isirable things:——C_hrlstmas merchand1se. Christmas scr-
3v1ce. Christmas spirit.
i Mav we be Of real help to vou eyery one Of the fifteen
. days which are yours before the holiday ' rrives?
The Howlaud Dry Goods CO.
V -V,
Our December Sale
Of Winter Coats
Offers Many Big Surprises
‘ The woman who is seeking for a good warm coat, a coat
that carries the stamp of fashion in every line of cut" and trim,
will find them here at prices lower than some of them could
actually be bought for at wholesale now.
NOTE THE LOW PRICE
. , $29.50
Thai were selling at, $39.50 to $45
' Sizes up to 53
ncows *
— THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY.
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Ysseeurs. i'M STRONG FUR
PROHIBITION -—- i weer 51.31%: THAT N
EVEN AS MUCH A5 A DROP «OF
booze HAS EVEQ PASSED
Porto Rican. Lingerie-«Hand-
embroidered and Hand-sewn
We have entirely new styles of this very finest cotton lin-
. gale—the most beautiful needlework possible.
Seams, hem and scalloping entirely by hand; and trim-
medtwith beautiful designs and embrOidered by hand—in Porto
‘ You live.
V if.” bu wilLThe lWORCESTF-R coal: 5' . M.—-2:10x, 4:42x, 6:43, 11:33:, . _ . _
:~ tdnof 2.110353% not in ’ i omvans 22$: 7:08x, 8:28:, 11:25:. J moo. Some have fine Calado hand—drawn work.
vru .. WORCESTER, Mass... Metric?“ new HAVEN TO sourH NORWALI: . _ 7 ° .. . . . 7
. '.. ,, ‘teamers and their helpers W for A. M.—12:10x (except Mondays), . . Garments are indlwdnslly cut, insuring correct me: and
JAMES J.EII.I.. the Worcester coal‘Taflll‘sm y “a 4:42; 4:53x, 5:50, 6250.8:051, 3.30 . I first} fully in l i tly , .
Ponder this Wellm'romor.- an increase of ‘2 51:32“ “£2? 1 P- 9:41; 11:02.17 310:. 4-35 5161. - '
Elm depend” °" “ ”“ "Km’éimt’fii '3" mm .225 men are 53:} 3‘1? 9:18: ' . ' .. ' . . .319.an m ENVELOPE enemas To urea.
0 today. - * out and no deliveries were made tot w ’ _ Sundays. , _ . .
Mike 37°" W W’ day « ' - A. M.—12:1ox. 4:42; 4:53;, 7:55. - 7 ; 0
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