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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-18
Norfolk & Western Railway

CNl.l .Al.f.-NNII. LIN. TO NORFDI.E
schedule in effect January z. 1916.
Leave iisrl street station. Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK: .@:ij y. ~. go \. NJ. 400 Z.
NJ, 800 l.. VI.
FOE l.lSCiIEIEG NNp THE WEST.
.b;i3 A NJ. $40 A. NJ. $500 Z. NJ. -9.25
T.. VI. local Ia CreNe. 'o:3i L. VI.
Arrive Richmord from Norfolk: .u:,o 4
NJ. Cos /. Al. .a.eJ T.. NJ. .li:sD J.. 81 From
the west: '6:l5 4. NJ. -e:3I \. NJ. t2:iD T. NJ
;l:ie f. NJ. '6:i, l.. NJ. 1900 T.. NJ
-puiy tDaily except SUNDAY. .Suudsy
only.
". r. nEvIIr. W. c. SAUNDERS.
J.. i. Nj. Roanoke. u. =. A. Roa ,oL,
=. Il. EoSi.Er. -. + A.. Richmond. Va
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WANTED-Salesmen.

WANTED, Two men to sell high-class
propositions. big commission Call :
!" $50 and ! 20 J.. NJ NJ X Baker.
tui Paris Building.
STORE salesman: must be experienced:
age not over IS. Good position. APP
plN 10 j y. I.ipford, store Manager.
south bern stamp and Stationery Co,
Twelve Six Main.
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FOR SALt-lseal Estate

--~-- 49,
NEW West End flats direct from
owner y lis. care Times Dispatch.
FOR sale. 1T W.s,hamptou. on til. car
line. nice lots-S lV cash balance
hohthay without interest ~ taxes.
Liberal discount for cash Address &
20. care Times Dispatch
."n acres OF land near Ioprw.ll Va
lrlce, S2eo per acre. can he Sunii-
ridcd int" l.ouc lots ON inn feet tina,
should sell for $3.50 each l. no. car.
Times Dispatch
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FOR RENT-Ito0InS

TWO furnished rooms. kitchenettc and
bath, light ana heat. second iloor.
Phone Mrs. Iiutchcrson Madison 32I3-J.
l0o Grove Avenue.
ROOMS, with kitchcnctte. IA North
Sixth, between Franklin and Main.
FOR rent. furnished rooms for house :
keeping. entire first or second floor:
strictly modern conrenicnces. Phone
boulevard 1855.
NICELY furnished second door room
next I" bath. Slo. South Third Street:
private family: gentlemen only Phone
RandOIph .5Su- "
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LOST AND FOUND.


LOST Friday morning. January II 81
Yer INK chain bag. containing small
silver pock,tionk arb other articles
reward If returned to Aivs w OTTO
Noltinr, $50 Wss, Fran.tiin Str..t
pEnrpED hLAnK SUITCASE MD
NEkt0AT EitoM AUTOMOBILE.
MD rETERSBrkG o\ Sl,NpNY $40
i:EW AID VIRGINIA AUTOMOBILE:
'lTB PETEi;PtEG. w.
LOST. Saturday afternoon h..w..,.
Third and Fourth, "r from Grace -
leigh streets, package containing new
pink crepe dc chine waist, VITA cohen ;,
ticket inside. Finder pleas. return T..
on"n,s Waist Department
LOST. on BROAD and Malu yai. IT,
tween Madison street and :, 4 -
station. between 10 aud o'clocis.
Monhay January -. pebri hin, diamond
center In Whit ease Return - .pp
West Grace stree, Reward
LOST Sa,urda! afternoon, in ~. Vest
emo, ptarl CRESCENT Reward 4: r"-
tufn"d 10 %2l3 Monument N,.n,. o.
phcu' Boulevard 49,?
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i'0is REST-kon:,,s.

-
w III I'm you come to Richmond siop "a,
iuo@ East clay street where you can
set ! nice clean room for 40 cents.
NICELY furnished rooms. with =,
without board. loo West ,ir: :"
street
FURNISHED rooms, central location
No . South, i'ifth Street.
III North Eighth. al exceptionally de-
Sirablc clean. newly furnished room,
So weekly.
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Notice "f General Stockholders Mr"tiur
!;i"htn"ud FREDERICKSBURG and Potomac
Railroad Company.
piiicc Of the Secretary.
Richmond. VA. Jan. !. 1916.
-. \Is,,s InnR.,,..


10 Whom II MhN Concern:
rais" Motto" that. on Thursday. Feb
rGarN -. 1915. at IT o'clock ~ NJ. Il
general meeting of tho stockholders Of
tho E.ieAmond. Fccd-riok8burG ANA 70
,"ln.c Railroad Company viii lie held
~ the Office Of the company. III tho
First Natjoua! Bank building, at the
corner Of Smith and Main streets. in
lachmoud Vi. pursuant to tn" call Ur
tno president and directors at said COM
rruy adopted on Dcccnhrr Ii, 1915
tiIc pGrp"Sc OF said meeting being 10
talk. action upon certain resolutions Of
the president and directors. adopted
p"u"nlt"r III, 1916. recommending the
i>Suullc. 81 dividend obligations equal
10 "a per cent nf the capital STOCK and
dividend obligations oil the company
nov outstanding. aud also for attend
ing - amy ether n'attcrs which may
law luliN come before said meeting
The books for the transfer or the
capital stock of ttin company III he
closed OH February ), 1916. 1T o'clock
l., NJ. and rcopcnrd on February Ii.
lait at 10 o'"locii y. VI,
By order OF til. president and
directors
WM. II, WHITE
President
NORMAN CALL
SycTttHtN
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,iru lrInN wANTED-l'emaIe


Competent experienced bookreeper.
desires position Min good business
house could invest Siur II ll; care
Times Dispatch
WANTED. >t.uosrap!jc Or circular
work :" 40 at home. Reasonable
rates. j -. cai.- Timcs n.Sraich
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WM. IL, WHITE,
President.
NORMAN CALL.
Secretary.
NOTICE OF MEETlNG OF STOCK
- Ilt

Richmond Va. Jan. II. 1916.
TIN: annual meeting Of the stocilhold-
..rS OF the Life Insurance Company
"r Virginia Viii he held al the home
Ollie. Of the company, corne. Capitol
and Tenth Streets, Richmond, va.
" E.DNESDAY, January 20, 1916. at !
O'Clock +. NJ, for tllr purpose OF elect
ing directors of said company Tor the
cnSl;iu. year and for the transaction
OF Such other business az may prop
crly come before said meeting.
y. CARLTON MCKINNEY,
secretary.
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WA STED-ireIis.

WANTED. AGENTS TO TAKE. OR.
DERS For AN ATTRACTIVE SELL.
IE y RICHMOND AND pETERS.
tiE,i ADDRESS Il. j. HUNTER
CITY POINT Nt
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SHOES.

CIT RATE. SHOES.
EMPIRE. SHOE co. 1Ui West Evoad
Family shoes At rock bottom prices.
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ZOE, CON. M WOOD

ii pays 10 buy where YOU Erow you
VIII get free-buraing ana clean coal.
because IL lasts longer. Perfectly dry
easy TO split wood. kindiing. oak and
pine slabs. cheapest TO start fire and
Gooh quick meal Il. Il Long. 1905
BEST Pennsylvania white ash :,uthra-
etc. stove, nut and cr:;. $50; SDiiut.
50 %. News River lump. S.,.1a: New River
81 focahontas nut 50: run IF njnc.
81 %. w. u. kcams 90 North Seven
:c"n;h Madison 6t3i
THE host wood ana coal for the lcas,
nloncN. knMdnlnh nl@S
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CONF. 10 see as for !Our fruit. vege-
tables. fresh meats. oysters ana Doil-
try. We have f.il line at vcasonabl H.
prices. Martin Produce 90. Ices Yves,
Broad street. Madison 1878
MEM YORK
EXPERT piano tuner is in Richmond
FOR tuning. ihou" Randolph ii2N-I.
Address ~. care Times i'isnatch.
WANTED. the public to know that
JahnEe Bros. Jewelers.. ii" East
Main Street, buy. sell. exchange and
EEMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES Ola gold ;tld saver
taken in exchange
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-18

fCEN,TrIE AND CHINA PACKING.
FIl..lTUEE, China and wedding pres
cnts packed and shipped with care.
jacob Imlauf. PhoEG Madison 32S2.
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,iTu ALTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

l\tINipuAL development Of mentally
- physicIli! retarded children.
Speech correction Alice - iiinckl"N.
u. y Phone boulevard 1913 .9iG
iianoNe: Avenue. Richmond. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-18

WANTED Young man Tor bna"ry
work. Must have experience on cut
ting machine. Apply Mr.. i:Hdd. Whit
more n Garrett. me. 80: East Frank
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-18

iITNOGEAFiil' preSSnlau for fine
color work. Address Lord Raltiuo".
'rcss. Baltimore. stating salary, cNpc-
riencc ana references.
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PARCEL. POST AND MAI. ORDERS

FRESH .e-S and tirSt-claSS butter III :
rect 4" Won at reasonable prices ~.
pared most send reference. and order
villa; Suu wish. Pot;s " IL iddcr. Bar
Evansville. Ma
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-18

WANTED, men 10 learn On:nsr trade
few weeks required: steady noslrions
.or competent graduates: wonderful
demand FOR BARRIERS Free catalogue
i&ichrlond Barber College k!cnmona
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-18

FIREMAN for manufacturing plant
girls 70. lighi machine work isoys
ID to -. Good pay! Apply Wortcu-
d%kc MIX. so. foot Thirteenth stree,
Ask .nr Mr.. TmrMer.
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LADIES' TAILOR

SrE.'lAi. TO THE LADIES
HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM
NEW YORK WITH y f'!'I.i. LINE.
OF THE LATEST M.ATEHIAl.S AND
ltES!GNS For Yolt; SURFING SUIT
~ bkpEk To * EEr My TAIInnS
EM1l.oNtp AM DIFFERING; FOR \
Slioi.T WHILE. y REDUCTION OF -
PEI; CENT OtF MY REGULAR,
i'Ei,'i.S ON ANY SUIT DON'T MISS
riilS OPPORTUNITY. PERFECT FIT
AMI WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED,
H. LEWIS. IIcIiNIpNbS MOST FASH
loNAI:i.E LADIES TAILOR COM
NE.t1Al. BUILDING. 2iG NORTH
SECOND STREET.
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CLOCK REF AIRING

HAVE; your clock called for. repaired
delivered and guaranteed phnu,
Madison 1 30
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HELP W.lNTED-I'cmale.

UNITED States government jobs open
10 women. SO month. List OF Jobs
ircc. Write immediately. Franklin
institute. Department 1aO-L. RocheS-
ter, y Y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-18

Richmond, Va, Jan. Ii. 1916.
THE annual meeting of the stock Old
ers Of the T.. Il. Taylor Company viii
be held TUESDAY. January -. 1916,
1T O'Clock i. NJ. at the office OF the
company. Toll East Main street. Rich
mord. VA
w. T.. HENDERSON,
Secretary Treasurer
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WA N'fED-Earnls.
FOR REH--Iseai Estate.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SMALL Nat : OF rooms ard kitchen
cit.. between Broad and Main. west
~ tirst. AnsWcr- Price reasonable
u" south Thirteenth Street. city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-18

W I'LL Si." settled white woman Il good
nome To assist in Homework aud
caring Tor infant, 3ll1 Westi:tln Ave
nue. Woodland Heights.
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r'lNA SCl.AL
Money to Lend

on Hlch,nonn cts. SUhurban and High
class Farm Property, "a sums from
5 .uO0 !" 10000
StT'vON < 90.
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

-.
BRADLEY will take plac. RI rs
"a JANUARY IS. ~ o'clock from
RiilnSs Chapel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-18

WANTED. young. active. GgiN.!lr...a
dru& clerk. registered ~ registered
assistant. good SALARY for the rtcat
man. Address ]. goa. ear. riW.S-b us
match.
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Don / Forget

that quality and service should Lc con-
Siuercd PRIOR tO price " hen Won buy
lumber. u You buy lumber roo cheap
II Is certain that you viii get cheap"
lumber. which is more expensive in the
long run.
RICHMOND IL AiHrE CO. INC
Fourth and Stockton streets
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.

C.n.. Louisville. x West 200 D. ,li:e) D.
Main Line. Local 'S n. - n t5:ij y
James River Line .in:oO Il, .5;u II
y NSws, Nix. old Pt. % H. -. m :, !,
Newport News l.pta! .I:tj a. 500 a.
Trains arrive from Nix 1890 a. s.:;a Is .
'S:!s p. y. News. -2;55 n. 500 H. r.n,n
West .S'Sr n. $40 y, te:@ a. ti:lo w.
400 y. daily from charlottesville. cNCcnt
Sunday from Thurmoud. las. !;ivor. SS:.;
o.. ...Io y. -Dh!ls, iENccpt sunday.
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DEATHS

iihILl,TT. -p!cd. III New York, Jan
uary is. CAROLINE. HALLE1'T
Gang inter- Of tn" late John fIallctt. who
uied december -. and sister Of Marcus
Iialictt. Of Richmond Va
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BUSINESS CARDS

GLACCUS 4 BRYANT
CIVIL ENG INFER AND SURVEYOR
PErERSBJRG- Vh.--i.OPEWELL
McIiwaine Bldg. Tinn Bldg
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FOR S.ii.E-EehicIeS

n.
toH wagons. go 10 Richardson Bros
"lo Brook Avenue, paint ing. repair
ing arid Rubber tire work. Madison
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HELP wANTED-Mnle and ren,al,

WANTE.. MALE AND FEMALE CAN
NASSEE3 FOR An ARTICLE OF
MERIT. WILL. SELL LIKE WILD
t.il:H; HIG i,li ADDRESS Bon .S4,
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DETECTIVES.

BIRCH'S Private Detective Agency
home Office. Park building pho,.
randolph 1875. Richmond Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-18

SAl.ESMF.N wanted Ia sell blo,,rrs
calendars, dtarics aud fans for adj
NertiSiur. {. $. Halumoud n 90, so
church street. New YORK
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WALL P.tPERlNI.

LET MARINER X Erayscr help Inu in
Your selection - wall papers and
painting. our wide cNneri"uc" AID
study VIII ne a bench; 10 al wh" are
Interested. Take advantage 81 oar
wiGt,.' oriccs. :Gi Meth Fifth street.
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Mff1nlull1 dimps.pispatrh
FIFTH YEAR.
ADMITTEDLY
THE BEST MEDIUM IN
THE SOUTH FOR CLASS
lFlED ADVERTISING.

TELEPHONE YOUR WANTS TO
THE TIMES DISPATCH
"nNDoLPN RANDOLPH
WANT AID. RATES.
DAll.Y. one cent word when maid In nd.
Nahce No ad taken for less than 10 cents.
sunday. one and one half cents a word for
"ii classified ads. except Situation Wanted
st one cent n word. NO ad. taken for less
than 10 cents.
~ ADS. taken for less than rs cents when
charged or phoned In Phoned orders not
auhrnnteed. classification not guaranteed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-18
GOLD AND SILt Ia.

WANTED for cash. old gold. silver
and jcwelry. Glover e. Co. 49, East
Main street
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WANTED-Hooms.

MAN ami wife want = large furnished
room. steam heat. electric light hot
anu cold water: permanent all year.
central location. reasonable. III i2l.
care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-18

MEN. Is or over wanted - ,uiInny
mall clerks. Sample examination
questions tree. r'iankIn institute.
Floor y. j.. Rochester, y. y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-18
STORAGE AND MOVING.

PARTY leaving city would like 10
store piano il a good home. Address
10, care Times bispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-18

UNITED HAT WORKS
klCHMuND'S greatest hat makers.
cleaning arid reshaping of ladies and
Ientlclncn's hats SO North Fifth
Street. Randolph GI1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-18

Richmond & Rappaiannock RivsrRy
MAIN LINE.
Leave Richmond. I.cnvc Pnmunkey.
= $40 \. VI. -S:IJ A. VI
fion \. VI. .I2:l5 Il. NJ
f.:45 y. VI $500 p NJ
tD:uu \. VI &i0;l5 a. NJ.
'Dniiy except sunday. fDnily. tSun-
day only.
wEEN-f:ND EXCURSION RATES ALI
STATIONS.
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Richmond & Petersburg
Electric Ry.

Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R.
10 end lism Si,Sinctsa sud Bnosd-BHiy
". Rb1 '4l7 AN, 100 s.ltr Ruh'f 75O Az no ~
t7ie M A727 Az. $40 An 1850 ~, SIS PA. <SlGpa
1923 H '935 Az. ti20l pH 1900 ~ go Pm i'll IS gq
tl.lo PA .5t7RA 52ePM III 2SP4 W IS M. il2iG "
HAlad lusn ~,,h day IT, INA 7l5 M us Pa 10 PH A.
Ina $50 lA li25 An. SAP IN fredericksburg AItr ~ns DIR
". 400 Ph IL. $50 IN SuItsyt ytSs ilS Pa IT, TO-!
'saaaNs. Byrd st. Sd ts'appiag il iI!s R,idt& si,s
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POULTRY AND BIRDS.

FO!: sale, s;ereoiyprrs mats. iSN"4
flexible and tough: just Iii. thing 10
line chicken houses and outhouses: 81
per 100 pounds at The oIlicc; 50 cents
extra Tor out -of-town orders for cart :
age. Address Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-18
W.aNTED-Elousehoid Goods.

HIGH EST cash price paid for second
hand furnitu-" in any quautiiy. Cal!
Randolph .SiG.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-27
Another Big Sale of Ferns at SC

Tomorrow will place sale over two thousand several varieties to select from, all good sturdy plants readsto They large sizes and the most wonderful bargains you ever them, each ON
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-27

 and o Nothing will want or desire
  ndprsh Regardless
Connecticut western news., 1916-12-21

Schools close this afternoon and the out of town teachers depart for their various homes, H. w. Strayer to York, Pa, Miss Marion Currier to Concord, N. H., Miss E. R. Ostrander to Will liamstown, Mass, Miss Charity Jen- nings to Southport.
 Cashier Lansing of the Canaan Ma tional Bank reports that the Christmas Club now being formed already enrolls several members, many others have promised to enroll during the coming week.
 Canaan may consider itself fortunate to have escaped thus far any smallpox cases Many of the towns in the county have been advised by the county health officers that all school children, who have not been vaccinated within five years must be vaccinated now. Nearby towns which have received such notices are Harwinton, Goshen, Thom. aston, Plymouth, Winsted and New Hartford.
 Continuous grade crossing accidents in and near Canaan ought to prompt "the happy land" to at least file a petition or petitions with the public utilities commission asking for the re- moval of one or more of the death traps. Winsted Citizen.
 Lewis P. Roraback is home for the holi days from the Berkshire school.
 The postoffice will be open Christmas day until l o'clock, closed from that hour until 6 80 when it will open for the evening mails.
 The town snow blows made their first trip for the season last Friday morning.
 Mrs. Alvin w. Chapin of Southfeld died in Torrington. Saturday, Dec. IF. She was on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. E. L. Darlington and had only been sick 8 few days. Besides her husband she leaves a daughter, Mrs. Frances Ferry of Norfolk and sister, Mrs. R. I. Shaver, formerly of Canaan and brother, W. B. Kasson of South field.
 Miss Marjorie Nicols has returned home after an extended visit with rela. tives in New York State.
 Dr. E. B. Dudley, who has been spending few weeks with his daugh. ter, Mrs. E. L. Roberts, has returned to his home in Severely, Mass.
 Miss E. Considine tells us that the local t. lephone. operators expect to re- ceive their bonuses from the company before the last or this week. The gen eral plan is outlined on another page.
 The Canaan National Bank will be open to receive deposits Saturday after noon from 80 to 4.
 Miss Beatrice Hodlin of Pittsfield is visiting her cousin Miss Luella F. Cudney.
 Miss Norma Adams has just recover ed from a severe cold.
Connecticut western news., 1916-12-21
CANAAN

Our Ice man is jumping with joy Like kid with a new Christmas toy,
 Not because it is nice
 How this weather makes ice But because Of his new bouncing boy.
Connecticut western news., 1916-12-21
For Christmas

At the Public Market to your sur
 prise,
 You'll find Turkey just your size. And some nice Chickens, too, That I will save to show to you. Also Mince Meat for your pies. Now if you come and make a call, I'm sure you'll have the pick of all, With nice Native Pork And Legs of Lamb, You can take your choice Or buy Ham. Now the quality is the Best And the Prices are right, To get what.you want, Call before Saturday Night.
Connecticut western news., 1916-12-21

Send your New Years greetings by telephone. Adv.
Connecticut western news., 1916-12-21

Buy JeweIry for Gifts this Christmas and see how much genuine pleasure you receive out of the giving. You will
 be surprised what only small will buy here in reliable Jewelry. .e .S .s
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-07


GERMANS AND BRITISH IN A
DEADLOCK ON ,SOMME
London.-Repulse of several small
German coUtner-attacks against the
British positions east of Pozieres an
nounced.
Germans suffered severe losses,
British retaining newly-won ground.
Elsewhere on Somme front there
was no change in the situation last
night. German artillery bombarded
the allied line from the Ancre to the
Somme.
Petrograd.-In face of most stub
born enemy resistance, Russians
continued advance on Lemberg and
captured strongly fortified Austrian
positions south of Brody.
Along the river KoUpee, energetic
enemy attacks were repulsed with
severe losses. In southeast where
Austrian have been reinforced, Rus
sian cavalry detaChments were again
forced to retire.
Berlin. - BY successful counter
attack German troops have recop-
tured portions of trench near POz-
eres which was temporarily lost to
the British.
New York.-Liner d'ltaIia locked
afte rbeing chased by three German
submarines; three American aboard.
Thought to have sunk one subsea
boat with defense guns.
London.-Crest of important ridge
west of Martinpuich is now firmly in
British hands. Entrenched on new
ly-won heights, immediate objective
of British offensive, city of Bapaume,
is now less than miles away.
Village Of Gourcelette, where Ger
mans erected strong defensive
works, completely levelled by ter
rife fire of British.
On eastern front Austro-G Germans
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-07

under supreme command of Field
Marshall Won HindenbUrg are at
tempting to resume initiative from
VOlkyniO to Bukowina. Despite
heavy Austrian counter attacks,
SlaVs have made another successful
drive against enemy's front south of
Brody, where they captured six vii
lagos. In Carpathian fighting, where
Austrians have been reinforced, Rus
sian line has been under attack since
Saturday. ..
Turkish force routed by British
east of Suez canal has been driven
back distance of Is miles. Fleeing
Turks have now been entirely clear
ed from Antia-Ummisha basin.
Paris.-French fire checked two
violent German attacks on northeast
front of Verdun last night. Germans
were repulsed on sectors of ThiaU-
mont, Vaux and Chapitre before they
were able to debouch from their posi-
tons.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-07
NEW YORK CARS RUNNING ON
COMPROMISE AGREEMENT


New York, Aug. belief among
city officials, street car heads and ?
labor officials that the street car T
strike would be ended today entered
a certainty late this forenoon.
Police officials were so confident \
the agreement reached between
union leaders and Pres. ShOnts of
the Green carr system would be rat
flied that policemen were told they
could expect to resume interrupted
vacations beginning tomorrow. The
police camp at Fl. Wadsworth will
resumed Monday, Commissioner an
nounced.
This forenoon only 655 out Of the q
normal 2,4O4 cars on all systems of ;
the city were operating.
Right of the me ntO uniOnize, but
not formal recognition of the Anal
gamated Assn of Street and Electric /
Railway Employees is understood to
be the chief point agreed upon.
Mt. Clemens, Mich. - JOS NaIas- i
kowsh, Chicago, dead. Auto acci-a
dent.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-07

In final effort to prevent'a strike,
Sec'y of Labor VIM. B. Wilson held
conferences here with Samuel Com
pers, pres. of the American Fedora
ton of Labor, yesterday. Neither
would talk after the meeting. Labor
men said Wilson merely talked on
the rail strike as an incidental topic.
1870