Lam: Y, JAN. 4, 1922 .
' 'RCHES LUKE-
'ARM IN DRY LA‘V
Trl‘m'ts in writing from
mwmlier
over-j.-
the organization.
Serurr the
activi-
Of
. support 01‘ poo iv). in-
ENFORCEMENT tvrested in tho work of the upmon to
. P, v____ :n‘t as a committee to secure: funds
_ Cezitinueo trom tags One) for work.
_ Secure people intercalwd in the
,snmqm.“ Points. work to act as a. committtw on law
w“.-. ,; l'“ spy)fn‘l ~11»,er . .._ lbni'orr‘r'ment in evvry city {uni town
{'11) ..,_~ tl)l1'.\iltl0ll. in which|1hrouzhnmt the stat". Tho commit—
“kn” ‘ 5-..“; {U "hitl‘lii' that 1h.- lrre will rcport to the organization the
rut) V. _.,. Ch-‘it-(L‘nu 01‘ the; A 11,. human offenders of the liquor laws
”2‘...“ L...“ 1:1 up.” thlitlldv m_ ‘atml also those- wlm arc rumored to be
5 (Im ,[szunvnt M- the prolix- {offendera Thvy will also report to
n N“? All. TAX-1,.“ UTE?” ”7,. it.» lwadquarte'rs the activities of the
’ll‘lilIV' ua‘ LppOinting u comnnt-:ll'."'irv mat courts in their respective
o izltvr: ‘t the cliuwlws ll‘. hating: '“V‘VHS it‘- rrgnrd to inferring“ the
-UI)HZ'il.lrllIltnl of liw- Cunnrcticut .H'i'mr ”“3“- Th“y rilOllld 3"“ 4‘1“"
m
FIREMEN HAVE
ANNUAL SPREADS
' AT QUARTERS
(Continued from First Page)
..
I
O in: m
fir»
l
supply thrm l
> ,lEle‘nClll.
Cuirl‘ Rogurdus had words of praise
{or ll‘.» lllv-ll. and outlined lyric-fly the1
grofi‘n 0i tlfi (iv-partment from H191
dais oi the hand—diawn apparatus as'
comparml to the present day.
(‘nptaiu Josepli Layden wished
thank tlw nunlwrs for their supporti
(luring tho past year. and oxienriwl'
greetings of the» New Ys'urg‘to all prew,
wit h adequate
l
to;
pvrunw l'r‘ilon ‘prvugh m tho xvul- imim- the public sentiment In trw- Iuvtzi sent '
1 of t" , «hurt-hrs .Jn dcsngnutedi‘m‘l II‘ ntccssary l'uDOl‘t violdfions of l“ “. ”( _. .3 . . .. r h I
“.55. it“.- EcW to the prosvv‘uting za‘mrnpy. a“; FIHH‘UYPM' “9:3?“ 9] 1? f;
. .. . . . i; - oil-4:55.; f" 1_ q ‘
u 01 MI‘. lurlrtrl's "lutll‘tnw n ()lfilfl‘l‘s‘ Llfi‘tt‘d trilit “ Kn] \ lot“ 101, “(ht hgt
. . ... . . n‘ 3 ' l ‘ .r ' ‘ .
t ._ guns 1'; Inns,- :1. uannnnuvo m. :he oflzcers for tho coming year Hr 7:0 2 Oil; $21.17“? l: p‘l' me.”
.5. ill-t Nip-riuuudeut. (‘Onl'o'r~\"“l‘" pivoted as follows: E. Siarllrrv d" ‘p 0 m no or (quit)-
' . . , . . \" _ , . p. .. ‘ ‘ mom and thought that the situation
. gm >3; «mm 0f luluczttion A“ -¢-llo-s. Ac'wmflon. Ilr'sltlel‘. ; Jumcs .
_ . , . ’ . . \tould soon he “\m‘come. Mr. Har-'
[Autumn mud Jysse ll. Dans, su- ill. llansneld. New Haven. heciwtarv; . .
, . .- .. _ , ' Iorri -xplainml the ndvantagr of the
1...... in. am “(1er wducfltgon' of .‘llxs “min-«rd A. Spoonor. Ixonsmgu . . .
‘ , . . _ . _ ‘ ‘ , , Math assocmtion and how tht- (0m—
55.4,. Mum 01 ”(imam)“ m re— ton. secretary L. L. (y. lsohentnal. ,nmm profit “1”th
. 10 “up: mg m“. pniommmm m Manchester. auditor; J. T. Robertson. " ' " 7
‘ . . ~ . “Illiam Banker and Homo» E.
swung/:1. Manon-aster, L. \V. Lleavlaud. new . - o
. l‘. , V . > , . llann also spoke 0t tho past and pro»-
Party Pohtlcs. ‘ii..\»n, 4.. Brinsmade. Washington. sent firr- departmentg
(illumirr l lf‘ (lo-th-I'V of illnsu T7. Nl"h0lSOD. Bridg’T’OTt- “'- A- . - U ' 'i
. ‘ ‘ . . . l‘he spread \\ as pi» pared hv Dam»:
ii. i: l. U ”on. “than of Manchu.» >hz.nklm. Middleton/n. Jovl H. Reed. “flown“, .m his “Sum good Ln]; |
“And “1.: proxinion the new su- Sllfiorll Springs. 1.. l-Z. VV‘niton. Now ' Mimic-5i m I'urnioled ,"_ :;f“."0,_ .
. . ‘ . . . u . . I u. A ' . i -
littldt'llt mid mada- tO make the London. and A- G- “l”- 1’3»“19.‘-50l7- (:hflwq
"7.1.1.1101: i'll In politics. Mr. Tur- \l"‘-D“-“}dt‘n'~8- _ T1... m...” (.nnsig“.,3 oi:
ruplmi that m- am not know Tr" dlrmétors Noemi were no ml— ‘.r,..,mn.‘. game
th-r u... orgumzution wihhed to lows: Rev. Sherrod Soule. Hartford.‘ toast Turkvx ‘ Mash-d Potato-<3
\Villiam G. Baxter.
sor William B. Bailey. Hartford. H. B
k through the various parties. but
was tin: Cum:
.uch he was entlroly .. _ - Priory
lug. Mr. Hohtnthal suggpsted. “”COX- BHStOl- Rev. 3- 31- Thomp— gamma; (Irunre‘)
1 such work should be done. no? 30“» Stonington. E. Stanley “'cllvs. ‘ ' (”.3pr (‘m'fnp ‘
4 y (LS it has in ”18 133-31- bU‘ vaington. R‘v' E“ 12' Gent?!" New le Ponlllllttr—e-klll charge of the af—
_,_r m the opp” and \'pr)’ 35:81-93- London. Hov. J. J. Fitzgerald. “Liter- fair “as, (‘lnrv-nce nuttery'chairman'
ly. 'l‘ho politics he stated should bury. R‘“ “fins E' Manphpmpr' Jos‘vpil lizli‘drn Ernezt hardin. Fran};
on-pzirtLSLu. but should favor thv- “thtpd- and E- L- 0- HO‘P“th3L Man— Sr-ulix- anfi'l‘liaTlps Van Put-a.
who stood for tho isfiues which Chester. . ‘ K i
' O'gulllZJLtifin stands for.
iher "points" outlined by Superin-
-u7nt Tarbell “'(l‘t the following:
llochman. Hartford. Rev. Earl Selim
Winsted. and E. L. G. Hohenthol
G. AT—R. ORGAN|ZER DEAD
PANA, Hi,
Municipal Conunittces.
A "new and IIOVPl" plan for raising
(19 is another of Lt:- “points"
. z‘lrs lying as follows:
he placing of the superintondcnt
charge of the "Corinvrtivut L‘itiu—n"
a official organ of th- Connrcticut
mperancv l nion.
Make the main office the headquar-
s of the union and drmund weekly
ident James A. Garfield.
Advertise in the Serum].
Hartford. Profits
The field secretaries arc Gustave '1‘.
Jan. 1.——James C. Mc-
Quigg, one of the organizers of the
Grand Army of the Republic. is dead
here at the age of 83. He was a. dele-
gate to the Republican National Con-
vention which nominated former Pres-
llrrssini: Proamed Fl'nions
Hope Hose Company
. loving picture propaganda. clrcu- West Hartford. Mr. Potter will serve (‘ranpunBIJr “(.{cgifori‘iff :ficj? :31:
5;. voni’v‘rrnaeq “ith tvmpemnco or- 8-8 a field secretary until March I. :lecu'd- ‘8 .3 .c . s e
fixation-3. assisting federal. state whpn he will leave town. His work i‘apttzin» Q5lrefitcr nrotlim‘ton
r . .. -_q 9 a. . . .. .
1 local [u'ohllplllon 'enrorcemenc 1 Of a 5D clal natur first [1,.m.num_prpd Callahan.
UH‘E' pundit-”y campaigns. Second .Lieutrnant—Charles "Tod-
d5‘“ Smith.
Recording Secrrtary-A. Lazarus.
Financial Secretan—F. C. lit-idoll.
Troafimrrr Arthur G. Kelly.
The dinner was {L lig succeSS and
was featured by the attendance of
Mayor i‘ult’in L. Barton. Fire Coin-
missionrr Tailor. l‘ullve (‘ommission-
or Keck-r. Councilman Ingram, l-‘ira
Chlff Gvorgv Hogardus. Suite Socre-
tar)" ll. “1 Harford and Tax Collvctor
r
1 ‘ IRTHMORe
POULTRY $6605
ONE QUALITY ONLY—THE BEST
1 EGG raising is a science—~it‘s a question of feeding mostly. Certain
. food in edients make yolks, others make whites. Wrong proportions
throw oi? Eire and eg loss. Wirth-
balance and result. in wasted energ¥
11mm Buttermilk Mash and Wirthmore Scratch eed ma e a perfectly
balanced ration scientifically worked out by poultry experts responsible
for the successful
Wirthmore Feeding System
Follow this simple system and every penny of feed money will bring
is profit in egg money.
Wirthmore Scratch Feed should be fed in deep litter to induce exer-
' 'se and keep biddy in the pink of condition. 3 ;
Winhmore Mash and Scratch Feeds are put up ‘_:"’ 5/1.— 4
- machine sewed BECKHnly. :25—
l». 2:.
Buy 0! your erthmoro duller.
Chan. M. Cox Co.
.. Wholesale Diotributoro. Baotou, Mon.
‘St. Albans Grain Co.
7.. Manufacturer.
5!. Mbans, Vermont
995
.5 ..
Robert G. Michell.
Following the dinnlr r. Mayor Barton
dwllvered an excellent uddrosx. in
which he d6 Flared that he intendrld to
greatly improxc tho lire- o-quipmnit of
the city. (‘hief Bogardus. Fire (‘om-
missibn'cr Taylor. and others. also
fluid" short addresses.
Tho r'ommitteo in charge of tlw din-
ner were: Barnvy Cook. M. J. Lynch.
Norman llediont. A. G. Kelly. "(‘ody"
Ryan. Jamcs Esposito. Duncan Fri:-
19” and A. Lazarus.
Pioneer H. at L. (‘0.
More than 150 pounds of turkey
was van-n at tho Pionmm Hook and
Ladrior Company dinner. The affair
was very largcly attenviod and thr
dinnor was dr-licious.
Following tho: dinner. Deputy Firt-
Chief \N’illiam J. Powell mad» rv-
marks. as did Captain (‘l‘arles ll Ulis-
irard and othtr Ofliu rs of the com-
lpam’.
i Tlu- committee in « largo “WY":
iChnrll-s Davis. Edward Duffy, Ross
.Mnlkin, Edward lion and Hugh J
1Cook.
! BATTLESHIP
NORTH DAKOTA
IN COLLISION
(Continued from First Page)
lN. ll. bound for Noruzilk, Conn. 51.-
iregiste-rfi about 500 tons.
{ The schooner also sustained a l.(-l‘-
Iin her side abovr- the watvrlinr. She
was roportr-d not Raking. but thv
North Dakota stood by her until the
tug arrived. The latter took hvr in
tow for this port. and said that she‘
(‘xpf‘cted to arrlvo tonight. The North
illukota was steaming slowly through
'mist and heavy seas and it would he
late afternoon b‘lforr she got to port.
it was said.
In addition to the damage first re-
ported. the North Dakota's starboard
‘ Skill—Clear and flesh
Firm With Yeast
Vitamon
Concenirotod Tablet} Easy and .
Economical to Take—Ronda
Quick.
upset
‘ grout 3; in o
oonsflpotmn. _
mom
Douotoooopt
auto
“0"” VITAMO" mm. at
Mflfin'I
moon “to.
to Put On Finn Hedi,
MWTah-Im
' ammo-WM
smiling
whalcboat was demolish-m. and fit-
tingsc on that side bent or lzroken.
The extent of damage to guns and
mounts was not readily dPtc-rmined.
but the training and elevating sys—
tems were thrown out of adjustment.
The schooner was said to have ber’n
first seen by the battleship lookout on
the starboard bow. too close aboard.
and too late to avoid the collision.
FRANCE READY TO
BAR ATTACKS 0N
MERCHANT SHIPS
Continued tron) First Page
heads of the American and British
delegations. in a move to break their
'déadlock with the Japanese on the
Shantung question. and to secure more
direct employment of the profiered
good offices of these officials.
Another repudiated document had
been added today to the list or those
here from the Far Eastern Republic
as relating to Japanese and French
policy in Siberia. Copies 6: an al-
leged treaty between the 'Japanese
. army in Siberia and Russian oflicers
connected with Amman Semenoff. the
anti-Bolshevik leader. whereby the
Japanese agreed to support with arms
and moneyJ-m offensive against the
army of the Far Eastern Republic.
were reported by the delegation yes-
terday. and ‘were at once denounced
.by Admiral Baron. Kata. aenior Jap-
anese delegate. as “absolutely false.“
WASHINGTON. Jan. 4: (By Amo-
ciated Press) .'—-Pra.ctical ‘ completion
of the report to be submitted by the
Icommittee of naval experts to the nu.-
val committee of the armament con—
ference ,and agreement-“ the
- committee on Chinese tariff on a five
morgue-rd '_ ‘
Before- the dinner at the Hope Hose '
made public by the special del’ega‘flon ‘
8‘19- ,
per cent. ‘efleogivobmé. were two [mi
.jr
rA new
corset——
Nemo corsets are made particularly for w
require the support of a staunch firm corset. They
hundreds and hundreds of women
haunt them as better than any other corset they have ever
unusual excellence;
born.
In model, they are correct:
e desired and sensible figure
om and conserve health.
totheflgure; domuoh
.1’.“
THE SOUTH NORWALK gimme swarm.
Ram in Main Street. Fan-Bela anemia. and Cannon Sm
Nemo
$4..
They
'hichissofi-equenflyanaitemoonamoynnoe.
This new Home model compares, as for as we c
a style which has been selling!“ higher price.
beadifimHntI
C3
clasp doubly secures.
White or flamineithmmnSs—
manom_-
I
Long-waisted. special
brassiere all $1.
Map that will give smoothness and
”gm—and odd tooontent of mail apparel.
Madam verylong
mfimshedwdthtostafulwide
waisted
omen who
are of
enable women to secure
at the day. They offer
give a splendid sup-
to avoid. the tired feeling
an ace,
There
grace to the ant and anew fidiam tree pattern—$54 to 5.
style, hooks in
lace at both tap and bat- ~
Dinnersefs
either complete
01‘ “to be built.”
That housewife who is planning to secure a complete
new dinnerset, may Wisely choose Open stock. If dishes
break. and she has learned that they will, they may be re-
placed—if pattern is Open stock.
Young housewife, just making ready the new home;
and with a great In different things to secure, may well.
choose open stock— or she can select the most-needed
dishes and add to that choice later as she wishes. She
builds her dinnerset as she goes along !
Not for an number of years has there been so good
a collection of 'nnerwm'e in complete open stock pat
terns.
No longer is them almost sure to be a shortage 01
some of the most-wanted pieces. No longer does it take
eight months to a year to secure matching pieces. Potterii
seem to have caught up with demand. . ‘
This is finely true of dinnerseta from Japan and from
France; as wall as of the potters of England and America.
Six good patterns of American porcelain, 100 pieces
at $24.80 to $30.
’ 1: American floral and bordered
forent mentions, at 034.40 to $40.
Fourteon'difierent do these with gold handle-2'
' and double or triple gold] e8 on plates and platters-4
841 to $4910.
Twelve
patterns in dif~
porcelain sets, includi a new pheas-
Nine meh and J apaneso patterns, beautiful in
Wand in decoration—$82.30 to $134.50.
Fourth floor.
<» , '
Fifis down over the corset With an unusual mee-
h. m . _
' - s1 .
. r \
Sizes .38 in 4&— I
Second floor. <—
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The statement I?! '. mills:
“\Vliatevcr in um rpm—1;.-
tion of this particular raissagv. it;
must. be obtious to «wry rtgtdrr ot‘l
ithis article that the whole pu’rposv‘ 0:"
the writer, as evidencv by the other
passages' which Lord 1.0:: quoted and
VilllCll the Temps done not challenge.
iis to expound and d( fend the G( Tnliln
'methods of submarine warfare_ on
'commerce as‘pmctictld in the ctr:
war."
n;;.5' ' z: ,.
I) I
s! i Unions." 1:..."
r-(mtrol.
c-f tin-"- fund.
OLD WELL LODGE
OFFICERS INSTALLED .
(Continued from Page One)
that the mw officers are in. every way
qualified to Insure 2. high class
l
1‘.
New
Details of’whiéh
Wishing You
All the Happiness
of the
Year
We Beg; to Announce” Our
January Sale
wiil'appegr later . 7
i
ir. corn-x
Pier 35. North Riv“. New Yorb
LADIES’ “TRIPLETOE” HQSIERY
‘ Sill: or Wool
Conneally £9” Bracken
South Norwalk, Conn.
of
81 Washington Street,
“l
= Victor Wesley ,
wongg$gmw
Norwalk Chronicler