”M,“—
. " 5"- "fin-IE“ wAR ratings-.- ‘usiuns . .
VENIlW] G‘sé‘iqgrllgéfn mm am through M...
war zone,‘expected ingreat volume‘
‘_.V gsTABLISHED BY after the lit-malice hasaot yet real-l
JAMES GOLDEN
ly begun. France has had her own:
tourists, sadly visiting the devza.s_ltzltmif
.. ,- -—— ""‘ *Wm regions and looking for the graves;
L.‘ A‘ 1'" GOLDEN. __J of loved ones. But the foreign rush?
“TUESDAY, JAN. 6, 1920 ' his not come. because France has not;
e. -- encouraged it. She is not ready'for.
mill-um: ALMANAC ron
TOMORROW
it. Transportation is bad. There are:
no hotel accommodations. The little‘
nigh tide 12:08 a. m.
Sun rises 7:18; sets 4:40.
\
\
(Wooden huts built in deserted villages !'
tam! among the ruinseverywlier‘e. :or, .
the mac of present pilgrims, would not}
gw‘stlt'llee for netsiders. - ;
France, however, is about to make-
I
A plan is afoot i
W
{GASONIO NOTICE
IA Stated Communication of Oll'dVWoll
Lodge, No. 108. F. and A. Mu Will be adequate preparations. ‘ '
316m at its rooms. T‘f°“‘¥:,~;.-‘;V°"il':9' to mgmize lhe post-war tourist ”a“
it?“ 3933i??? 2.33%.- a‘fifon’: tie on hm... me, with a nation-l
. n .
’wdlally and fraternally invited. Fra- al "0f“Pp du Tgurisme’f which willj
Ital-natty yours, handle the tourist business somewhat
’ t \ JOHN K" ”Na"; as it is conducted by our Interior Des:
‘ : ' ' Dartment in American national parks.
393E“: M. “32:33,. ‘There will be ten huge hotels in meg
' form of wooden barracks at various-,' .
kemmy'ol the. long battlefield, anal
~. there will be fleets of motor cars run—l
ning between thtm, to take care of the!
tourist crowds that will come as soon
Illii I‘ll B! l ' - 388' as the bars are lifted.
”Editor’s aheuiodezeue 11-3934. . Americans, therefore, who want to, man navy. ft is of the
Indians W1... Beiidcnco visit, next séason. the battleground! {our engines,
(Mice—93
1062—3 where the gleatest of wars was decid- tion of this unusual seaplane
' . D _ ' . > ht .
. 3___ ed and where their on gun long . M
Mr ' Rama" 21 2 ml died and .saved civilization}. will _ -
' '7 - ‘ 1? . find the. necessary facilities prov (led. MBRE “HIM Fm
7‘:.2:;:‘”’ T" ma‘ml They will be welcomed with open _. .. .
.aiutledtcthe nae ton-mu ‘ ‘
urns bemuse- they are friends. They
LOUISVTM Km, Jan. 5.—Two
The French sadly need the- money; muses died here, late last night. and
. and Americans who are accustomed two other persons were reported crit‘
» ' L ' ' J to scattering their wealth through ically ill as a result, according to CO“
comm; ANIMAL DISEASES. " '
ith la , h h d {or mere. omr'Carter. ot drinkin‘g wood alcohol
.. rope v an . . _
_ Practically all the diseases to which Eu w a JS ‘whiskey’ ”chased from an al
.Iit’iman beings are subject are found
I“
pnrposee of ‘pleasure need not grudge leged bootlcuer. Coroner Carter re-
'ti thi case _ . 'vealed that wood alcohol taken no
italome dine in the United States. ' n s ' whiskey.has caused five deaths here
Only one-half the dlseases of the R within a month
" (1's animals ever get into this SEA ”WE
Less lutecest is taken now in the MUCH ”A“ PM“? ”I UAR"
American merchant fleet than in ilfe‘ixveanmd Carl-lol- All:
days when the nation was bending ev- Hidden H.
cry effort to bridge the Atlantic and ‘
chec 'the German menace. Ships
and tonnage have lost much at their
power to charm. Anyone who 8,088
nbr'o/ad. hoWever, is in'little' danger
of forgetting. this big American
achievement.’ .It'eolnes fifth-amen!
with almost magical power in the
sight of the American flag Haunting
in the breeze in every ocean lane and
in every important harbor in the
world. Before the war, an American
vessel was such a rarity - in foreign
waters as to cause comment.
There is magic,
cattntry. _ 'And of these which have
7 ed in the past several have been
“lately eiadicated.
‘ 'n't that we care less about 1111-
“on beings or more about finals.
~governmentminnot take such dras-
' etion‘in dealing with human be-
is it can with animals. If a dang—
disese is found among the live
in a.certain locality the Bureau,
lmal Industry is called upon to
, it. It will if necessl'y slaughter
ick animals to stop the spread of
finesse,
V of the diseases almost Wholly
’cated is the Texas fever, carried
L cattle tick. in its fight against
: southern pest the government
WINDSOR, Jan. 5.—More than sool
pieces of mail matter. including let-
ters and Christan; packages. were
found last week in a barn here by
.coutable Maurice Kennedy andwrere
taken. to Hartford by a poatofllce in-
specter.
year-old mail carrier of the local post-
secreted the mall in the urn. Reports ,
that he had made a bonfire .o! mall
mittens. week ago led to this arrest
or Evans last Friday night by Post—
oi‘llce Inspector F. J. Buckley of mm-
ford. .
Constable Kennedy ,had been Work-
too, in the mere ing on the case and his inquiry led to
Austrian Bank Notes Used
Before the war Germany was ahead of
us; new we have nearly four times
as Beer’ Bottle Labeh
her tonnage. In two years we have; ‘ Because They Are Cheap
built more than 1,l00 ocean-going;L » . ‘
ships. During the war We have :ain-' ‘ ‘
ed nearly .8.000.000 tons. And the
fleet. is still growing. -
Shall it continue to grow? There is;
a tendency at present to disregard
this great enterprise, to count all the'
ship-building as a. mere. passing incid-
ent of the war. There is danger of
' ignoring; the practical peace-time hex-r
efits that were looked forward to so
eagerly when the big building program
was lmdertaken. , -M
It would be a. big mistake, of course,
to let up now in the ‘gl‘eat game.
Those transports and freighters may
seem less valuable now, with few sol-
diers to ferry and provision, and with
so.'heavy a demand at 'home for food-
stuffs and other commodities that ex- "
ports are ’ viewed with misgifinzs. ‘
But that mighty fleet, if preserved
and added to, will come into full and
final appreciation in more normal and-
prosperous times.
————-—-¢
'enloesponr RADICALS ».
BENT 150 HARTFORD ‘
BRIMEFOR'P, Jan. (is-Twelve al- :
«- leged radicals” nested in the raid
' fixazfi’ef: 5911:2253 raid here Friday. "were Sent by ‘
“led, the cattle Itick will be 110'
‘V' withn our national boundaries.
the cattle industry of the South
"be enabled to thrive as it should.
Monro-pneumonia was eliminated
the cattle herds of the country
can ago, and because of a careful
tine has not reappeared.
I 'borculosis is one of the most seri-
V‘ onus .anlmnl diseases because it
’ .-' by humans. It is said that
‘r dent of the children who die
teuloslshm'e the bovine type
disease. In View of that fact
note; pleasant thought, that 10
't (R the nation's dairy cattle
m'tuberculous. But the governL
carrying on vast operations to
3111 or the disease and several
poly—among them the District,
' a~are now a'bs‘olutely free
citizens are'entirely ignorant
work which is going on all the
It is instructive and encourag-
onally to learn of sOme or’the '
, t-xe efforts which contin‘
.~. lively and . very efficiently,
.- other troubles.
——_..
m—n
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muReds, imitated by the
Tax-1t Germun Seaplan e~ Bull" l at
Great Britain, France‘und the U11
‘ tal purposes. It ls the largest mm
m t! ’6.
is capable of mating 100 miles
an?" dispatches credited to It “I“ will also be welcomed for solid busin- , WW” mnfll
. amnioc- in this mg as two. sons, because they will have ' -
' "I: mums alt publication of lpe- money, *0 we“ Let 3° “Vim“ ~—---‘ ‘ , d"
" nod-owth‘nlghcsariseinthateouection.
god» to Have, -
"in ii: allegew'l‘nal Phllifi‘ Evans, 17. .
once. who is held'ln th‘ ‘Hartford Jail, ‘ " "
Zeppan
perime‘ntal
sun Mlosmo Pg?
ht
YUM AIR...
failed to shine“
lted States, it is understood; all want this Germ m
3 1n the would; built attic Zeppelin work- at Vacuum
entirely at “out” a wing mead of 1‘: feet.
an hound mi‘rcnniu in the
has not vetlbeonflw - f
. ' {filled to ma
w” 2'30 ‘ "
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. . “Priced at Wonderfully Bic Savimrs
SPLENDID SERVICEABLE-STYLISH cons
Fluent quality materials. The season“: best model: and co"- 1.5
orings. An opportunity to buy a high grade (‘03.! 'at u phenomrv C
- Dally low price. ‘
. COATS at 51333
Original Volues Up to $26.00
.. PLUSH comm $2930
-*¢.-M.._ my.
for omrinea- Original Values up to $391K)
for m 992‘ 1 ~
'1'“ Mal-5:7; ' COATS at s” 'm
ah-fortwmylonn. n.
original Values Up to “9.00
, - W sue or
r Women .5 Dresses
A Great‘Clcu-mce Sale of Hundreds a: High Quolity serge, ..
Poplin. 8min, Meta. Georgette and Velvet Dresses one ohm-d at
q..-
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MELONs... “is
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. - noon. .
yr would resort to these ' ;- .
OMUMH' Romeo OF‘. COLLEC.
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- / BRIDGEPORT, Jan. 6.—Burg1ars in ,
‘tencesnnd other enumeshhe home of Rev. Father Gum
ownership: Punk, pastor of St. Cyrill’s Method“:
cans of production {ml
sail» 7.!
records we ‘ imm- chum; during not...nlglll, took, cm
can; » . ‘ ' in cash, the receipts of all collections 1
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, . ,w ..n at: anhgltmomril .
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Orighel Values Up to $19.00
, Nona and, I swam m Ani‘r Blunt! ow Values Up to moo
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a Three hundred pairs of full size. heavy wright. my outL-u
Blankets. Wonk $8.09 pair. $4 98
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. ~ - _ the discovery of the mail in th barn. I
:-. on operations mm. 700.000 figures. w One-foultll of all the tony Evans will be given a heari by a 5
5.641111% of. furnlin: territory. It nage Of all the natelons DOW flies the United States commissioner in Hart— }' ‘* I
been on this job for about 13 Stars and Stripes. The United States ford. ‘ ' I 5 .5
and is not. expected to finish is 5900“" 3° Great, Britain, filth oVer. ;
1‘ e 1923. , nut “vhpn lhe end iSVIKvOOOlOOO tolls to Britain’s 18,600,000.l
January Special on Coats
Nowhyouchomtopurchueamu low
prices. Omhmdlooktheln over. It will be worth 10?,
while. Yammctobothepingrintham. .
*m‘ COATS
. ....... $3.00to$16.w
moons summation
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