AIRPLANES ,
.- IN MllTlflN
PARIS. Jun. 6.—-An invention rc-
oently p‘erteatul by Godfrey Cabot. of
mbrldg'e. Muss.. the American dele-
m designed to make possible
”igniting up of fuel by an airplane
h' motion. aroused great interest at
an first Congress on Aerial Naviga-
fin held here.
Vii-[Transatlantic air travel would be
intently facilitated by this method as
mp0 at "nii'mvn’s islands" would not
/‘92 necessary at intervals in the At-
’ m ocean and airplanes would have
‘ [hunch additional space available for
muse-rs and mail which otherwise
would be taken up by furl sufficient
fir one creasing.
V ~Hl’. Cabot thinks that transonllantlc
air navigation will in r paying pro—
Won within is yours provided air»
was do not carry fucl enough for
In entire trip. \Vlth a minimum of
MI and a m i~.ilnllln of space for mail
ind passeng- rs: it could be made a.
Wu] enterprise, Mr. (T‘ullot said.
13¢} agsumed llltlt ocean crossings
“old he (llills- ordinary occurences
flithln a few )“lil‘s.
: ”Ell/ms
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,JEHITSAlJ-IH. lam. 6.—»Great inter—
test has been aroused hero by a semi—
. Mflcial annouul-rnilnt that all agree-
i." 1'an has bu-li l-«ur-hcd between the
i ,Bdtish g'OVPl'llllll‘nl ill/a group of
men repl‘t‘fit‘llllllg illi‘ Zionist organiza-
tfbn for the l'\[ll0ll’1lll(ill of lunds ly-1
mg beyond tliw ltlvtir Jordan and the
Pied Sea. It has always hé'f‘ll known
that proper (it I» lilplni‘lll. would reveal
the presence o. nil< and otllcr minerals
mmat qualllln ii] that section of the.
Way.
From roliulil: HOIll't'i'R, it is l]n(li-r..
mood that lll’ .i;:‘l-rlllcllt involves :L
Wt of land i\l‘nt'llllg from the S)-
mn coast on '3 ~ North to the valley
of MoJ'o-li on lm- Smith and from NIH
10"“! of l'Iltlll/u (Ill ill" Hui-ll, to the
River Jordan and llll‘ l"'il'l Sell on the
‘1.
The compnm .< «,zii-li :i iii-.10.] or
five years in “Mn 1. lo (’.|l‘l')' on tho
preliminary Mll'k
Miler minoruls l.» loulul. an extension
(vi limo would in L'iu-ll lilmidml tho
cyompzlny p;l\< I-l lll" lll'ltisll govern-
rment £1,000 ... .. lil\.lll\' 111-. lll‘slllrs.
It. straight. L: w shilling in «ii»
xmndmi on t in l. .. ton ol’ oil
01‘ other llllll'l l‘rlilll lll"
wand. .
Whit! until .I \. Illil" “Ill ”It?!” in
should oil or any
l trill'
‘lnl l\'l r\
lukv ll
. She lit‘v- Ul l"ilv.~liln- is no! lliil'll in
mess. "low-h it'lll""_'" ' “it‘ll tlli?
wrch for oil would he tliv iii-ml for
generating“ elm-(lull) l'l‘illn tlu- \\'ill0‘l‘$
CO! the Itiytr .lU'llilll \\llh which to
wry on the- work. l(.llll‘iiil1l llllt'H
muld also how in Iw i-oustrlu'tml inl
an directions, ill Ul‘llt‘l' to facilitati-
flt‘anaportulion ()l' lll" mini'rul products
found. \Vith oil. t‘lt‘i'll'll‘ll) flllll ralh
‘ Mds. l’ulestinu would be bound to rc-
__ a, (waive a great impetus toward inclus-
" trial progress.
" l"? The striking iv-uim-r of tho- \vholc
“hair. is that it points to u (lo-nurture
(in the part ol' the govvrnmmlt from
ill-,waiting policy on n-gards no w en-
tmrisos. Thi- uou-rnment ol' l’ulrs-
”he is poor and lacks funds “llll
l‘lihich to dcu‘lrip til» hidden ri'SOlll'l“‘H
$1
q the land. Hnly by private llliiiii-
five and private capital could the
WU”)! be built up. It is assorted
‘ that thus far the. govi'rnlni-nr
takes its: orders from London.
“snot nix rolled to lend moral- sup-
m bu? has gone so far as to dis-
We and even stop new ventures.
$111an FREIGHT
: TRANSPORTATION
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u... ”N.
. dsey. presidr-nt of the C. J. Root
Mpany of Bristol and Puul K- Rog-
m secretary and treasurer of the
er Chuck Company. New BriTain.
nting the manufacturers;
“but M. Collens, manager of the in-
mt bureau, Phoenix Mutual Life
1 co Company of Hartford. re-
‘flfimnting the financial interests and
lg holders of railroad securities; E.
‘Mson, president of the New York.
new Haven. and Hartford Railroad.
m Haven, representing the rail-
m: Samuel Russell. Jr.. of Middle-
W representing agriculture: H. B.
“one“, Jr.. Ha rtford branch man-
m of the l'zlcka rd Motor Sales
“pally. rI-prr seating automotive
,Wteata: Lucius S. Storrs. president
J 'jthe Connecticut Company. repre-
”any the ship—hy-trolley movement;
"a Alfred H. Terry, consulting en-
, r of Bridgeport. formerly of the
, ' ring stat! of the New York.
I' ~H£Lven and Hartford Railroad
find former city engineer of Bridge-
. ‘ O
Iq'appointing this committee of the
“to Chamberxpt Commerce. presi-
mt Stanley H. fiullard of Bridgeport
‘_ "I fell confident that this com-
m will arrive at most equitable
yf‘ ntistactory answers to the prob-
which lime arisen from the ra-
‘deveiopment of motor truck trans-
Width
“the entine state is. of course. in-
in this survey of freight
rtation. either from a direct
nea interest in the true' 6651‘?!
by various methods of traTIS-
.. -n or from the point of view of
- -n. The freight transportation
-on affects state finances through
inability or the railrolds to pay
.3 . fine development and mainten-
' or state highways. the stability
tnilway securities. and the general,
. fl ncy oflreight movement.
Some ofrvthe questions which face
oommittee are: is there“ .prop'e‘r
, 'tion of the transportation in.
’2‘ IErovidcd by. motor truck and
each form or tram-z;~ ' tion
Wiemoped toita highoit-,a:‘ifit of
Wom‘withvdue remd fd‘fié é??-
M which exists mweenfiiie'mjz Is in
Actual
Reductions
l Absolute (Ileana
“Our Only Sale This Season”.
All Winter Apparel Must Be Sold "
l -3 to 1 -.2
Sacrificing Our Entire StOck
Suits, Coats, Dresses, .Waists, Furs
(The Home of Peggy Taig‘c)
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to the kitchen and carry out to them
a. portion of the ration. The shelf-
szlcrificing spirit ot’ the little boys and
girls makes it doubly hard for relief
workers.
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DYED HER. WRAP,
SKIRT, SVVEATER
AND DRAPERIES
Every “Diamond Dyes" package
tells how to dye or tint any worn.
faded garment or drapery a. new rich
color that will not streak, spot, fade
or rub. Perfect home dyeing is guar-
anteed with Diamond Dyes even if
you have never dyed before. Just
tell your druggist whether the ma.-
terial you wish to dye is wool or silk.
or whether it is‘linen. cotton. or milk-
ed. goods. For fifty-one years mil-
lions of women have been using "Dia-
mond Dyes" to add years of wear to
their old. shabby waists. skirt's. dress-
es. coats. sweaters. stockings. draper-
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All suits
1-2 Price
Sale
Actual -
Reductions
Silk Petticoats
Extra good quality, marked $9.98
’ ,at $6.98
Just two very handsbme‘ skirts '
now marked $12.00, can be L
bought at $8.50
A good assortment of Skirts at
' $5.98, are reduced to . . . . . . .$3.98
A few cotton top skirts with silk ‘
‘flounces at $3.98 are reduced f
to $2.98
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I‘llt'd to ill" difl‘m-tnt forms of trans- fi ‘
t; l'on uxuilahlr'.‘ Ill so far as this 9 Q o g 9 . . . . . . . . 0
i202; lll‘lli‘ZX-Sl‘tlt" problem. what steps :g“.“0“0”0”0“0”:“0”:“:“:“:“:“:“O”:“:“Q”:“O”:”:‘.:”O”O”39:99:”:“z”:”:“:”:“:”:”:“:9:::
will he lei n b} the Stutl- ol' Connor-- 3 8
iii ill to Mill in its solution?" .z. , 0:0
This l-onlmitlw- will begin Work at'.:. / ...‘
oum- .lilil .l llu-vtillg will lu- llvlvi rally 1: n ‘ r n r
llllx‘ lll.ll.lii. It is v \[H-L‘U'd that in the. .V e- e O a e .:.
m 'll‘h‘r of its ..(‘?i\llil>‘S. it will l'ormu- 00 0..
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mmllly. ' ‘ , I? The order to reduce stocks is being rapidly enforced. Involved are the u
"m N hlgh grade goods for which this store is Justly famed—new, fresh, and per- 00
SAVE AMERICAN l“ fectly correct, marked at irres:st1ble,2loquent, appealing ‘prlces. Come in .3.
- l? m and see if you don’t think so too. Values will reach the lowest limit in 0:0
'" )rder to move a few thousand dollars more stock. here are “a few sam- 76:4
[’3’ )le items: ’ . 30
:00 Or.
. 3.8. . 3.
3 H ‘ 1 -8
00 case Dresses B comers . ..
. . 3 l 3
co , . . . ..
‘ . . . ,. _ _ 3 A varied assortment of the best makes: Pink BatlSte Bloomers; $1389 .3.
Ll Slum le. lanai (firmbllr. co . . . . ‘ .- , . M .... ed ed t $139 ..
. . .. , . ,. __. “Minding.r llldll liming alented leatuma not l‘ 110 0 .............. .
Jan. 6. (By Assouatid lriss). .. ‘ _ 3 p . . . _ ..
American workcrs who are adminis-l : l‘flllldfilll other dresses. All are markééd ill PIHR Batiste BloomerS, $1.00! :
tering rL-lici to children in Russian... ain gures_ - » O
t’umin: urcus find it extremely trying .z. D ‘ .\_ reduce}! to ............ a . . L. 98C 3.
to live up to -Sh‘lt:Cll\Lf plan of Yer-ding .3. Dresses now selling at $2.98 Pink Bahste Bloomers, ,‘ $1.20, .3.
in \lililgr'sfl'vhclf: plactlcailly all the ‘ reduced to ...... 89c :
inhabitants are in dire need of food. .9 reduced to . . . . . . . . ...... . $1.98 _ , ‘ """ . """ ..
Hy requiring the' childrnn to eat .. . _ Plnk Batiste Bloomers, 98C, .
their meals in relief kitchens. The Drfises now SElllng at $2.00 reducai to . . . :. 79C .:
workers insure against the deli\ cry of O. p.- ....... .0
lfood to persons who have not been .. r€duced t0 ' ' ' ' ' ' ° """" $1.69 Marcella Drawers, $1.10, 3.
passed upon by examining physicians. Dresses now selling- at $1.98 reduced to . ________ . ______ $1.25 .3
But the children make many pathetic a, ‘ I ed t ‘5 9 ‘ 0..
attempts to dodge the regulations. ... “C 0 ~ ' . - - ---------- u 103 .z.
(Hid +ittle girl in the kitchen here - , _ ’v.
atchlrly part 0; hcibgwl of rice}. milk g 1‘11]de Stout Underwear .3.
an sugar an as c permlss on to
”1:6 thelrehmainderhof hfertrice‘arlxld her 3 ' Gloves Dra“’ers now $1.50, reducai to . .' 980 t
— 't l m t - . - - - - .
3, kiffmfnfmfia 9' m e.’ “ ° “8 9 Gray fabric 81095, all 51195, our . .- Drawers marked $l.00, reduced to 79¢ .‘3’
“It is ri-zilh nlorv than I care for. bQSQ dollar seller, at . . ..... . . 490 .z._
I am not used to inning so much at . ' ' Q.
0””‘53' “‘9 “E“d'p'iww- l” Flannelette Garments. '.3
The case was imestigated and the O Ch'ld 9 at}. R be
workers arranged an allowance of ' l ren s B 0 S Robes with hOOd for outdoor .~
food for the sick man. as the relief .3 A Ill - -' V 0 1,) ,0 . ~. ’ ,. ..
work may also be extended to invalids. .3. . . Sma‘ 0t In 811.93 -‘ t0 "‘ 3 ‘ars' sleeping, now $3-30, O. ,
In families where one. child is re- - o ‘ o ‘ '
commends-d {or feeding by the doctors, 3. Rqular pnces up to $3'989 chmce feared to ' ' ' ' 9 ' ' ' I. ' ' I ' ' ' $2.73 ..~
while brothers and sisters are not giv- l.:. . of «these at _ , . , ,,,,,,,, . . , . $198 Women S Flannelette Pajamas, . ..
en foodcards. it is not unusual for the .0
fortunate one to take the others along .3. \ requged to $1.98 ' . ........ $1.39 . .3:
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Umbrellas
Women’s‘Umbrellas, extra special
-at:;.'-... ..... .............$l.00
Women’s Umbrellas, extra special
at $1.50
Above are pre-wa-r prices
. Hohiery
100 dozen, Women’s BlaCk Cotton
Hose, our regular 35c qu‘ali-
tiesat...;............. l9cpair
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N.'_'li:—'I‘liere are minty other wonderful values, in lotsi'too (small to advertise,“
which we have marked at less than cost prices to close, Let, our sales-
peoplc shovaOu these. Don’t wail: until the.\best things are gone; come
drops of ‘fOutg-ro" upon the. skin sur-
rounding the ingl-cwning nail reduces
inflammation and pain and so-~tough-
tender. sensttlv skin under-
lens the
neath the toe nail. that ‘it can mot ,
penetrate the flesh. and the nailiturn’s ;
naturally outward almost over night:
_”Outgro" is a. harmless- mflsopfic
manufacturedtor chiropodistaf. {in
lever. anymore can buy‘i’rdm" ’
reg. bott containing. (11
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ies, hangings, everything! Adv. 030‘ early as you can and make SeleCtionB.
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mm...- Tow? m as... :3 SALE BEGINS SATURDAY MORNING AND. CONng.
A noted authority says thatt a. few ‘3‘: ‘ A / UES FOR ONE “fig-EEK , I ' l
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by Lime. Louise Homer.
L P1333 Wieniawski’s “Romance"
' h from the Second Concerto in D Minor.
1. calling for exce tional owe: of technique,
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CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB
Start the Children With a Card
Sings “Tu Sola” (Thou Alone)
Springtime—clear skies—~blossom-scentcd breezes.
thing 011$ is lacking—the presence of the beloved
Gigli injects into this song all the F lorcntine
leaflet of the lonesome lover, calling for “her” return.
Some of the phrases seemingly sob With emotion.
Victor Red Seal Record 66010
'HOMER_
Sings “Just for 'TO-dely”
‘ ) As much a pm 'er as a song. A plea for the hon?
its needs, mo estly made. A new Victor record
Need more be and?
Victor Red Sea] Record 87329
MORINI
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A splendid violll: vehfil.
tenderly cautlfu .
T for this skilful young artist.
Victor Red Sea! Mord 79717
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G asoline and Oils!
E stimates on repairs given!
N 0 limit to service!
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