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Lockhart Mill End Sale Begins Jan. 15, 1920, at 8:30
“mm" Bm' “Wing M 11’ CW n Section ' ' Hm“ M3
the Mill End Sale 111 the M111 End Sale e S . 1n the M111 End Sale
.4 . . h' NOMOLK SFITS “'1!!! one or 2 pairs Nll'Kl-ILICD COPPER ion 1 citing. Na. B'\TII]{(NIM ll.\.\I PICKS. Fluvial il‘
' 1" “Hum" h'nl‘ cap 8 .lpe. trousers' blue serge and mixtures ' ' ' 1.; “gm”. 3n ~5 32 3-5 31 3- 51,0
dos. rvglllar 15c. 3 for 250 .. " H f f M 11 E d S f __ .. * l ...‘——— . I . o— .
.mmmxs W of 5’ mm sizese m 18. regular :30le 332.5.2— ere 15 news 0 every sort 0 1 n avmg or men CASSEROLE“. mm mm mm“, ”mm,“ $5.50 M m” .
_~. 7' 44‘, . . - S ' ?“‘,§‘2 d b' ' ' ' frame. rogular 83— $2.35 $4.50 In S“!
N (‘ \BINIC'I‘S, who, regular C(Lfiilgl'fig} :n(()1“5(;210(__5I n" reg— an _ 1g news It 15. ALARM CLOCKS, regular ;:.;:;— “13:“, Il\\I\ICS'I‘ ruglgiwl 3;,32')“,
d “P- 5" :7 50 and $1075 . , . . . .. , '. _._ n .5
- _ _ , ,_ -- - nde Jeju‘ LIIILCTRN nuns. rcgulal $4.9o— . _ ., . , , ‘
IhINS. lli(k~(1(d, 'l sizes. 3:” o‘r‘.m(:()_,‘1\s. single and double . ‘Clothlng Men S Sho.es RIF-BED “ER“ “”0" “him‘ and 34 I513?!) l$33“) I'M- ullltc7 Emilio-T“
.P“ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' breasted stylcs, flint-y Illixtures and 0‘ B3!“).\TS-'—nctlmlly more of them , \ draweru r‘ogu‘hr $1-—— ~ >929 ll_‘]‘]\'(; RN!" 5. ”g “whom .' V .. ‘ I. ..>
ARTE“ "ALA-“TIC.- “190k and rich plain fabrics. el’ery size fmnl than any tlnw “More during the . Gniti' l'IVDIfif‘i’F \R mixed cotton BREAD Ky“ Es: reg "5c _ “5‘, 4“"lll‘a ILA)! BURAX, lw-yzulill_i.lo
,3 regular 15C palr— 10" 3 to lib—«Ind lots of styles, regular sx-llsolll . l'lslcrs. . Chestcl'ficlds. and wool re uh": ‘5 and $2 50__ KVI\ES \NI) FORKS rogular 81. so — 2 for loo
”5"": 5"“"0" 5”“ “”9" 58-50 10 330* 37-25 ‘0 ‘23 T““'" ”5‘9"“? 9mm ”OmsTflew I an and black shoes ' g ' 81.09 and {L95 to :4. 25 sot— sI. 35 to $3.85 With-"T‘s SILVER CREAM. I‘vlzulrtf
9. set of 4. i-cgular 40c— 290. IIOVG ’I‘ROI'NFR SITI'I‘S I”. boys model and mpr) KoodKoolnr. hiyl‘d GRAY HEAVY unguu suits, regular CARVERS, knife. and fork, regular 25(._ mo.
08E SI‘I’I’ORTERS. 4 straps. Sing“. or (151,131.. 'brpas‘md_ urge o,’ 23:12. 0' "m“ “’9 ”mm" o (r . ' . ‘1- 75" "-39 Willi—Fr “m.“ "0“)“ ,.. ._ 50}- ocmun .Ii‘I’RNI’I‘I'RE roman, .
1‘9SU‘HT 500“" 39". mixtures, regular $22.50 to 832—- Regular :30 and ’35... $2550 that W111 make men s “'00Ir‘5D- (‘o'rrov union suits. ular 'SI 75; ) ‘ fl ' digs? igg-‘“;;|g:l;rl:{;;;lt ' ”u r0 lli‘l‘ ‘62:;-
IZED SANITARY AI’ROSHI ”3-50 ‘0 ’25 Rvgulnr 840 to $4150“ _ ' “my "”‘nm’ Wimp" 33‘” ‘2'“ PIIOITR (".-\.\'Is1‘rlas. rcgular $1.25 1 ' ' ' m ‘ fidi 2:30
ar 50c to 75c 390 m “C Juvnxnl Sl'I'I‘S in Inldd} and lien- $33.75 .c 337...!) . . Sportlng Gogds and 3135* 95" “ml “.35 “1",": "x“mhm) kmw mm 0““
.APS. regular 10"“ 5" F“ "“9519” “Ogle“sgam‘ fey?“ “WW" ’5“ “"“s:§.5.’.,‘& ”a -5 feet glad that W111 SWEATERS. every style and color. (nun: chosrrrs, lcg'ular ‘. n... W... "H”... m... and shard
NG BAGS of boa“, cord. r02. :1“! corduroy, “‘guhrT‘hotfo 3115.“) R6 'ulur $60 to ‘67-‘5'3_ " ‘ ‘ regular $6.50 to 318:— . H 0’ $2.75 “lgumr 3115:, m 33-- 313:,
5° ‘1"‘1 ”C'— ' '19" m") 33" WASH SI ITS in many pretty styles 5 . $51 & ‘55 ’ mru'Y st rm‘ruifihl‘m ”snot {)tfllit’tt‘; uni-03w“) VIPanumv "“55 ”'“m “5““ "" "M“ "'
9“" SE‘VI‘V‘" THREAD' ”'0 for b0)s «If 8 to 10, white or col— Roguhr 37‘» conts——— $83 75 leave JOllars In a “ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 3 ”)0" ““93 ‘ " " ‘ " ‘ “' ‘ ‘ " ‘ ' “'1' mills. I-c-glllnr .\0(' in $1.25-— 7517
. . -.__ :9 _ . - ‘ ‘ ' era. regular 84.270— 3350 $325-— $235 ~ 1. - .~ g: , . . é . u,
‘5".0‘31.” ”Sm” if. 6.“? I”: "“5-” s"““""'- ”KW” ”‘59 ‘0 SI'I’I‘S—“m‘sl Mam" for 3‘0““? "W‘v CARDIGAN .IM‘Iun‘s. black or TIN STILMIIIERS. triple. regular “L‘nlu‘ “”' ““8“” 3 L.“
(' IHRI‘L‘D' '00 Mb’ ‘51”.[1— 591;)0—5 .. . SH") ‘0 84"5 because ”‘9“. “we” “I“. in grooms! Q k ' brown, rt‘guinr $7.50 to 310—- $2.50——— 31.50 MRS I’D'I'I‘S Sad—iron «nix liulliill'
c—- ob » 35.. Ii!.\.‘.“h in bright . or dark mnnlwl'. lint good choice for men man 5 PO‘: ct . $6.35 to $8.50 |SI‘.\IR Biff-SEES. regular 40c—290 L ' $20 -.
.03 BUTTON “Dumas So Mauls. H'suhu‘ Sfioigo nib-5:350 who prorer quiet s‘iqyl‘eS and rubrics. mos mcrcnns. nwn's and women's PARLOR BROOM 4 scwvd rI-gulaf‘ mavurmvr on. III-nnms IIL' ilnr
X‘l'glflm 100'" .U - " Plenty of Kuppen cmer :su :3 00. regular 339,5," uni $41.50“ ; 3-, ._ 60“- :r ,,.___A ' $4 -0
- . CORT SH'IKYI‘IGRH. Will-III and in , 1 . 5-»5 gun-q-.. $2I , l 0;“! ‘ .. ~ ..I
(. (xyyrox 30 .VdS. colors, ' ~ . .. ‘ A .u. u u .. ., _ 33., and $36 (-IIIDDX V OIL MOPS regular $1..0 ‘5" (.\1\h. hm“. and strong. i'PKu-
111‘ 5C- 3 for 100 “”m" ”’1‘“ ”gm“ 3350 t" ‘1‘)“— "WW" ‘3’." "“d ”2'50" ”5'50 Tan cordovan Shoes’ Eng common BICYCLES. rt‘gulur $4.5 —— 95v llir :2 m 54.754 sum to $4.25
‘Mlmumu‘n a l cot ”’8" "’ 39"“) “will“ 39-" ““d 349* lishl t,fln a dda d m 852—— $19.50 to 844 m srllloss' FLOOR mu suns my Ito'run' “I, “PM“; ”my”. 5‘
a o urn ng - TROI'SEIKS f . . . 1 . . _ 1 . . . . 3 _ ‘ ' _ . . . l . . i, ..
all (~olUI‘S- regular .10c—— Tc mixtm-ps If:.gu;:;rrg:2 fd’rgifxfi‘qun( t} 18‘. 34- “3513031” "81 as e n n y, reg “0014 JIC RSE‘S. sin-ral (nlurs. er-' ula'rél‘m'i >_ u .. 931% T. . > . ‘ .. $3.45».
. PIVS 300 count regular - 3' 30 ‘0 3‘3 25 x cgu u I 319%5 (“MI 3‘“ $0 ular $1 $11 85 ] {liar ill" 23610134 50 "Sil. 5:3“! 533%.; i lli(:)lls;-0_BOARDS “llh .smnllz. 21,, — HI “BIS“ I“ “31.1“!” “mun“. $300
A - , n . ‘ _ ' . ~ ‘ . -: . _( ": —. -_~_- ‘ --' 3"- . 3; sxlg ‘ ,5_ x-pgu ar tn -— ll ar .-:I—- .a.) .___ SL9:
Sc BLO‘ftkh,""1D.l"-?.{,Bl$' Fillhii;9i‘;“‘ nogulnr SJAI to 51;) _ -, , ‘ ‘2 ‘0 3‘0““) 1(‘IIU'I‘HES ”‘95. 3 foot, rl-gulm $1 B.\'I‘III{'K).\I I-‘IX'I‘I'RES. nick-l "it?
FASTENERS, all ‘sizos, regu- ‘,(X"§‘;,q§;{:“fishing a: ”min (10%” > $16.:5 to $63.“, . ' Buyixfi (“,(“155‘ nlmnur 39 to! 65:: “as... ,. rim: “Unfilmm‘ 1.0mm”. 75,,
.3 ‘0' 1°" “ 2 1.1. lllguiul- sl' “u. 31 5.3; "mm?” ‘3' """W i“"‘”“~“‘,‘f".“ Splendid tan Norwegians, , $16.50— ‘ 37. so to sumo lull—me “ASH Boa-x DS. res-um;- c (‘0 sl.«;5— _ «5..
RS. steel. 4 to 6 Inch, regular 8'“- to $1 20 colors.. rlmgln‘ from fine (10.5 (AMI-ZRHS—l rnmo folding olrtridgctE ‘ , a M},Dl(l\l§ ( ABI\E’I‘S, whim or
390 . . - trousers to tough work flillrlcaz~ EngliSh last, regular $12 (aunt in for first time at it Mill 1“ .,nd (LOTIIFQ .‘lehl. 112;; qulcsk 2:Ind oak. ,. am.” $33- , -,,,, 53,35
. IDERY I‘lDGING, 3 yards, Je‘i'fell'v & CIOCkS “'ORKI TIEQE'LQI‘ERss-alwnsgllgflg‘; 1'12“. 10 85 glyph-12:11:}: align-1:11;. 12131513,“;th (‘3‘;4‘31F1I‘) :::T§(P‘I‘I‘§L l'czvul'lr.$2.i 0 M'slglli:l)“s' “him frame, Eli‘psllsiar
or 150 to 19c——-‘ 10c ’ l'I-gu :lr -. a o — t .- . . . . . . . i , . . .' of. . _ _
- 1 - .. . . . . I; ~ .68 . 3'85 . .I Mn 3 l. . .
:LAVVN TAPE, 6 yds, reg6llar 1n the M111 End Sale Tlilollggagiob tfornzsncérlll sol-\icc. rcgu- $ u Sb $7.33 to ”5.35 IVACII M S“EI‘II’ITRS. Spam] h”... U“ 75“} 1 ‘ ”'M' how's“ 'sf‘ég'lr
’10 20c— I 0 ~ ' . i . .. _ nr ‘ 0 “"’ —- ENLUHII‘IMI‘ZHTS mad: from VH1!" at $8 «5—— 3835 SAI't‘FJ’UV‘ SI-ITS 3 {l ' . .5
E TAPE. 3 )‘d-‘i- rI-gular “2:12.: fillefifl‘?(;§Iify£i:ir2;,”11-£zziiigr Fly} (‘0 VP? rp.,32'?vir‘£ ’g3}%5“.9 Tan calfskin blucher or own negativo duralng‘tllc Mill 'IEnd Ill LL \BY CRIBS, rcgular $3.7S'—— roman; “.75__' ‘ unnn‘xglggw'
V . . t . 7‘ 89, 810.75 . Ill $13.25— $8.50 res ”1.54.353 t: {300... H ’ SuilF-b‘ by 10 inches, rcgular 40c-— 7 . . $3.25 TRII'IAICA'I‘E \III’MINI’RI NETS.
(Ir NLLDLI‘Ib of English DIAMOND RINGS. single stones in g ' ~ $27 50 to $250 E 1' hm“ 11 d 250 “'ILLO“ ““5" baskets. “lam“. 1.0mm“. 53.75.,._ 33
5' rfsgfialiswc I”Hirer—{ell ‘call “mm" “MUN? "f 50““ Sold: "‘g- \nmtwuvu puro‘ wiinl‘ rmzular ng 15 Inflular$ an smmno magnet: sC‘RS. gcz'ular nas— . smo S" d B
; i t . re-cn orc , ' . , . ' . - A - * ‘ «a 1.90 to 3.50
, . , ular $30 to $l40—.— $2010 8125 n -, , ,__. 0:0 ‘ 31:5 3- 50 V10 S ‘ . LVGr an a S
'L‘IIgi'l'llLR)\l'gC—Elr c: ltf;,rd:t5:ses DINNER “”55 “f “m‘ and brilliant ”-35 iu'xiuiég 1mmfl l‘Lbc "flannel. $12'" $985 DOLL l( “a? ‘iGl‘il3f53WHfiI Styles’ BOOkS 8‘ Stationery ' th M'll E d g 1
‘ " ‘ l - . -‘ ‘ . - c ‘ ., M. ‘ ~ r . rc’unr I) t.. —-— _ . .
trimmings, regular 15c to 50C 3:13;; 3:52:31 3(1’1‘3_“"‘"‘°“““' , r 7‘,“ , .35 ‘1‘ 5W5 3:530‘ A , 33.50 to “4.50 111 the M111 End Sale . In e .1.n 3' e
— 10" g " $100 ., d s'qr Mifllxlhfu JAtKETb. regular '0 0 Bl 1! kid tan calf . BI‘..'\])I:I) "\xnltum. the lino-It
BI‘IIONS, 2 and 4 31010. DI‘UIOVD-SI’I‘ Enil’IV‘1n l'v .," 5"5—‘ ’3'”. d ac or Shirts IIIGIII,AND LINEN stationcl'y in and mnrt lwzllliillll If sons-ill, I'm;—
”a“ 7““ 4" {op éracl‘rlil §hil es‘ ‘rlf'rill’i'fflgi’lig "“m “”“d “'5“. 5m” hm" so ‘ ‘1" mo m'xcn sllmrs with hurts. while and nice tints, regular 50«-«— Uiill‘ “5.7.5 in $6»: -'>-~ --
Y AND PLAIN pearl buttons, to 3.,4,_ ' 1’ ’sg-“m‘ 3...,” 5”“ “W9 33-30 m ‘61—: so so bluchers, regular $10--- d010,, mmwm “in; hundreds at; 39c . ‘ . ‘ . SH! ”’3". m 348....
to or smoled, regular 15c— \IF us" 1')" \VIOVD “1‘13 3) f . "f fl , 32- " 0 ‘ ' colors and p;Ittcrlls—-— $1.!5 RICHFII-ZIID PAPER. pound puck- \I‘.Il\ I'.’I‘ II \.\I)Il.\(.h, Ixt'llil-y Q
' 10c ‘ S‘ne‘ cricct and fins: (iiii‘ilv‘mr‘éféli' Us“? Y;11=‘tt:w;3w‘mll 3:: (2:13;; '3‘;- $885 VEGIJGEE SHIRTS in handsome aces. containing 100 shorts, I‘PRU- "10de and rivh in cnlm' :lnll wr-
' ‘ -- ~ ' “n" 0 .— ' ' ‘ , - v.7: t — lar 50c—— ' 370 foot. I‘m-gulul' 3.50 m sums
Fancy W Grk hrRs‘ls to $12 5... $12 50 In 3‘00 SHOPO“‘AN-"hve drab, “0t all‘slzcs, patternfi, rcgulm ‘SXJl‘zJ so ‘23-: 45 matching cnvclopos, rcg. 150-“ $2.39 to $13.28
. '. WK] '1 Wl'I‘CIII-lb of'good shapes puma]. 324,5.— ' $3.25 S'I'II’F-(‘I'FF NEGLIGEIC SHIRTS 100 IIICA'l‘lIl-‘P. Ill-11.11%. 1—2 m 1 mph.
in the M111 End sale fi~ffcfalga:l'§ezq m;;l%?$j$fgg— (‘OugiltA'l'ION' (l)‘ E?=i‘s}6ns' 3:113” Excellent tan calf and light ground with good dark niches. BIBLES in a number of sizes and Muck gray Hilli brown, regular 300
. t . .I— . t -.n_ ‘un rrcn :lr -. —— .0 ‘_. .. ‘ v- r ‘a » mil ~- :Illl 75c“ 29c 8: 39v
‘ . . A. ; . ., _ . _ , , . , . . rvg'ular $2.50— $1.49 blind in; at locum Imus W K .
PM) ”no“ 5' worth 5°C.: MIG? b vagfiiifitallia‘z‘c‘llllotimnllmi‘liamiln ”lg—:30): If?! 1:35:14 JumperSIT$t ‘ blaCk kid! blucher or EnghSh guts"! WORK SHIRTS "f blue quwlmooxs A\D x E“ 'I‘I‘titlzfl “1:233:31"? :lzull l”: hglr ' igl‘gih‘lr‘ilnt
;,c -- . '11‘ . ' * , .l- . g .. .-t—- . - bi k ti , 1 L50__ PB: ’ ' u. .‘ - " .‘ 'l’.. 1‘" ." . ..i -———
Huxls DRESSES. stumped, mmc...r.nl and case, regular :12— SOCkS 01‘ medium-toe lasts, regular ac or n r pe resu ar 8 $1.19 MEN'I‘S fine in both printing and run r“ llU ll 1 891?“):195
[h $1— 500 m " ' ' '. ~ ~ ' ' VIC . t . .. bi din . rc ular prices reduced by . - “a C wi 1 mm o t) Hlvrl-‘
FOR CHILDREN. worth 50c ODSANDSmf mecca of plated an- , (goof) BLACK (01'105, rognln; 330 $785 K}:il‘;‘ylvaflll:‘?l:o§frdr:filonuqt‘ghnrhrzi‘n’ n g g _. lug sgvmg lzlrgv I'al‘icty r05: lm- $1
{11“} 29° ““1 50“ glazignsstotwmgcgtggzl;"Soglwri‘lafra3:53: («W-(uni?) covn‘n‘ or black or :vlhclte $9"- ' "Ema“ 35-50 lo 34-50“ 32-89 I BOYS. AND Gm" ' BOOKS‘ many in: qr'rg 1 - 1 .1 “,9?
- W APROhb, worth $5; t° “‘50— 19° ‘° 95" i ‘"”" "MW“ 35“; 29" Ptimgd“wimp“:aflannel’sz‘vorm {mm W 250 to 75¢ disli‘oni‘i‘eg‘mér §5nf0953§1pm “' '1
. . . . BAG FRAMES of metal in many MICRPFWHVFD LISLE in good colors ' _ . . -— -o , . . ' ‘ . 3.25 ‘7
LD CLNTERS’ worth “5'35;— °hapfs as? finizhes' sever“) mm?" ““1 ”Mk” ”gun" 50c“ 42‘? Gunmetal calfSkln’ Eng “9:231:31“??? Strong and hgggy' ”33$.“ 11:: dogfi'fiifiififiofl‘i’flffi I‘IIATI-‘D KNY'HCS forks: spn‘lglflszu'nd
re 11 or c to 2-— 590 to 1:9 .' ,- ' ' '(lOI, mixtures. rcgu ar . ‘ "" ‘ , 2,, .. , . ‘ , _‘
SC‘A‘RFS’ 30"“ designs, WOT‘h CIDECKS with l..ahogany cos: null. “50‘; 211:?‘650—1 39c and 550 11811 lasts, regular $8'" NECKWEAR Of splendid Silk in 4- in- 59" “d '3' amok” DliCP “'13 ”‘0“ 29°
50—“ . hand at le (1 great lot both in de- LATE FI('I'ION which has been soll- 180
S 01" LACI‘ Worth 75081 lglwriantgcd 8 dag mogefilentk Nong- l “L‘CKHCAIS‘B‘ERE meldirunalozveight 85 signs agd 'colors retail-1r 75c to ed or marred by display regulnr S) ('IYFS'I‘S 01“ OAK equipped “ilil nil-
in a n; n s ape an 300 me count: and no warm, regu a — ' ‘ __ ' ' v- .—
50.. “mm 310_5o_ 37. 2., . _ Y _ 43., $6- $1.25— 55r- and 35c m $1.75 70(- w regular 5 $6. .50
HE _______HOWL AND DRY GOODS C0,, BRIDGEPORT __CON
SEY PU RCHASES
NEW YORK HERALD,
l
I
ontinucd From First Page. E
on! was not completed until last
he said, negotiations had been
gross for several weeks.
ollzlccmcnt of the change was
in today's Herald by Rodman
mike-r and the Guaranty Trust
nr ' a" (xe~utors of the estate of
5 Gordon Bennett.
llol ald, commenting cd torlally
"l. o recalls the friendship .be—
Mr. Munsey and the late James
in Bennett, and adds:
(i
c role of newspaper to Mr. Mun?
s in accord with the spirit of Mr.
S’LL‘S will, his chief desire as
:n expressed that the Herald be
nucd and developed. to beuan en-
g monument to its great found-
e Herald was founded by James
11 Bennett Sr.. and made its first
rance on May 6,1835 It pulled
the hands of James Gordon Beu-
J12, upon the older
in 1872 The younger
11': nctive control' '
his death ill P3. is in 1913. although
during the later ycals of his life he:
dil'ce ted;
made his home abroad and
the enterprise Ky Clblc.
The Herald was perhaps the l‘ilstg
ncw=papcr to send reporters gleati i. .
tanccs to cover news smiles, and dur-'
ing the Civil War had sixty-three co:-
respondcnts in the field With the Ull-f
ion armies. Its greatest exploit was
under the direction of the youngcr
Bennett, when it sent Henry M. Stan-
ley to Africa to find the cxplo: -.r Da~
vid Livingstone. Ranking with this
was the outfitting of the Jeannette
Arctic Expedition. The first enter-
prise was successful, but the Jean-
nette was crushed in the ice and her
commander perished.
Electrical inspectors’ Officers.
HARTFORD, Jan. 15.—-At the unnu.
31 meeting of the New England A830-
ciation of Electrical Inspectors today.
the following officers were elected:
President '1‘. B. Day, ,of Hartford;
vicopresldeut J. P. Rohan. 'or Barb
ford: secretary 11.1..
lciding factor in the election.
iway would be decidely favorable
. \ . UI'KL‘I wccd would make the far
1 ”'11‘ L { ‘ OR hotter leader. Tho friends of Un-
FLOOR LEJXDER ( Cl“ cod declare that if the Ala-
OF DEMOCRATS baman had charge of the treaty in-
r 0"! of Hi: chcocl; he would have
cbtain a very acccptable compro.
misc and hare had the treaty out of
:thc way long ago.
Senator Hitchcock is being severe-
ly criticsed in the Senate clock-
rooms for failure to ratify tho treaty.
It is Hi tchcock's stubbornness; fail-
" ore to guage the sentiment of the
scnators and inability to lead them..
lather than the unflinching attitude
of the Pres.dent and Senator Lodge
~that is b amed in the senate for fall-
Iure to ratify. The President has
been missed by Senator Hitchcockl
from the start as to the Senator’s at-
titude. it is charged.
. mg. (ml Many senators' 1,9,. Frankncnc Urged
sonally inclined to vote for Under- Several Democratic senators who
wood are supporting Hitchcock b2. realized early in the treaty fight that
cause they do not wish to appear the Republicans Would never agree
'- .2 being dissatiz'tied with his leader- to ratification without some Incend-
t'omlllued from page one
Contest Even.
To the unintcrestcd observer th
contest appears to be a toss-up, and
may end in :1 tie or a decision t
postpone a voxe until a’ter the
peace treaty is disposed of.
The pcace treaty situation is
playing a very important part in the
contest and will prowably be the de-
Deferring the vote on the leader-
ship until the treaty is out of the
"‘
ship or the treaty fight. With the mental or rcccrntiono ill-gen Hitch-z purchazcd t‘vo Layden property.
Preddcntifrankly‘th of 32nd Davis streets formerly med by
It includes 3 mm of the "W461“ of Cmml- the construction of the existing m zoo
treaty ratified those men would no cock tovten m
longer feel compelled to endorse this situation and
1-,
[u
front was shown towards the Re-
pnblicans they would yield in favor
of an unchanged treat v. This: be-
lief has since proved to be erroneous
and disastrous.
It is now the firm and almost
unanumous belief of senators of hrth
parties that had Hitchcock taken
this advice and told lh- Pres on. I.
the real situation Mr. Wilson could
have offered very mild reservations
that would have been acceptable to
both sides; would have made un-
necessary his country-Wide speaking
tour and crnsequont physical and
mental breakdown. and would have
resulwd in passage of the treaty by
July 1919.
During his six years as leader of
the Dembcrats in the house Mr. Un-
derwood often demonstrated his abil-
ity to obtain.
on. the passage of measures whose
defeat was conf‘: dently predic;ed
MAKING HISTORY
Some kind fl'icnd who ll"s at
heart our proper education i'x hi".
ory has sent us a. folder discribhg
the beauties of the Connecticut valley
as seen from Mount Tom which ~c~~n
its rugged prak above the city of H liv-
okc. Therefrom wc lrarn thrt to the
southward lies Hartford, the Incur-
ance City. where William Penn sign-
nd the treaty with the Indian unrler
Charter Oak Tree. All of
these historical places and many 0th-
crs form a. part of this Wonderful ln-'
Verlly we'll say 50.5
lemming valley.”
The historian who wrote this well-
without undue frlc~ meant, if slightly inaccurate refercncwn ~
to Hartford, deserves the honor of
‘tripplng lightly down the path ol‘ on.
WE CAN NOT ACCEPT C. 0.1).
ORDEPS T-URING SALE
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CHARGLD \H 2 H
SELLY’IIG ALCOHOL
"AR'W-‘ORI‘. 15. Charm-d
with scllin’; alcohol rot sufficiently
inldiratcd under the Ivar time prollib~
ftion art, Louis I. Pl”i‘?'lel‘, z! dl'u",L’i ‘r.
m Niiv‘le‘onn, wrivcd o‘crll‘rincthn
inforc United State". Cmnn'mion‘cr
Corbett thi; a'tcl'nonn and (unit bed
‘5‘
a b"“ld cf am for lid Mina-wines in
t‘ln ft‘dfli'al (‘0‘1' t in New lli'vcn 1:3
latter part of Fora-.131"):
ELECTRIC C’V'STRUCTlON
APPROVE”. ‘
HARTFORD Ian ’ «'12» Public -
Utilit ics Csmmission 7 .~ given quali-
'xethod of con-
struction by tho I" 'flew Cornlvnlcln
Power Company of a 33,000 volt ino
fifinrc' 1‘I n' 1“"
Charles Bogowakl of Nomi]: has dying fame ”m in arm with “3 Hart from White Rock Sub—‘19.: lion in Sir-I-
daredthoFonrthofJulytobcthcnn-
III it Yorktown—Hutton! ‘i‘lmcl.
amid ton! mew“ "10 not long ‘30 4“ lngton to the Rhw 0 Island state line-
'In Putt-amok nod to tho chum“; in .
will line froni White. Rock Bubs‘n-
".7 ‘43 to union. Paivci' station is,
‘ ,h,,...'lt..—;«,i:
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