'IIIe Kind You Have Always Bought. and which has been
in use for over 80 years, has borne the signature of
“ W and has boon made under hits per-
ennui IIIIpcrvlsion since its Inlbuey.
' , ' AIloIhI. 3 one coI'iecIIlvo you In this.
All III IIIIIItert‘elts. IIIIIIIItlonE and “I J llht-ib‘l-gtlml" are but;
II‘preIiIuentII that triiie win; and endaugurthe health of
infants and IllilldreiwlilxpIII-lance against 15 xnerhnent.
What. is CASTORIA
Tastoriu Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare-
goric, Drops rind Soothing Swaps. III in Pleasant. It
route! as neither Opium, Morphine not other Narcotic
"Instance. [to age is its wuarnntce. it; destroys Worms
and alloys II'overlslInesu. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind _
Colic. ii, relieves Teething Trouble-I, cures (lonstipution
had FanIoncy. It; assimilates the Food, regulates the
Bromuch and Bounds, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The children’s Panacea—— 'l‘bo Mother’s Friend.
GENU'NF CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
‘ I
The Kill You Have inlays Blight
In Use For Over 30 Years.
“In. “Will OQDPINVI " IUIMV "II". THIN '0”! “HI
I“; East
m
' PHILADELPHIA WIRELESS PLANT. TRYING TO CHANGE
i’illLADIIlll’lilA Match (3 of... u ‘ . . .
suit of the wire prI'IstIation due to tho“ “ ASHING'l 0“: Mulch 6"“ consti-
blizzard 01. \I'o‘dnesdai“ night will In." inlionul nnqudIucnt to provide for a
. _ ‘ . chanuv in the. data of the inaugura-
ihc establishment by the city Hi ll lion ol' the president; of the United
wireless plant. at tho top of UM“ millennial“. was tlnI principal subject dis-
Jill” IU'I‘IN' T110 IUD I” “10 WW"! it (unsod bv tho {MY mealtime of tho
:"I I’.‘ that from tin: LIMHH‘ «HUI Il WW "1 iloua.I \I' “ho worn at the capitol toduv.
iul wholes». until would pit l’llllltllt‘l h \.:I.. Tum...” that 1m. d“fipu|1\ ii].
phi a in touch will i any munitipnliti m -, lytld 1., filming; LI“. ratification or
sea station I)|)(“‘l min; .1 whole»; plant
..th au- unnndlncnl would not bo so
within a radius of a Ihomamd mitts
"real as in a «use where any contro-
holiday,“ by the example. tarnished lll “mg. “.0“, involIIId. it was even nug-
the plight in which llaitimoro non“ “sup; that (‘mwl‘osspausu “\fiuluflnu
iindu its-ell cut oil i‘lltlil‘l} from warn
' ‘ . during the app: iai evasion I'IquiIiIII:
eunimnncntmu wnh llit‘ Illllh‘lilt‘. world, 1|“. “”1qu gm“. 1, gihhuuun, to mm.»
city ”WWI-“l today hogan tin“ W011i lN't“ “an :‘IIntIndnnInt to tho constitution
lilniuary to the erection of a plant that
which would provide a (into to)- the in-
will keep Philadelphia In touch, an :Iugm'ution on which the weathnr
matter“ how “Hilly 1110 hi1“! ““98 ill't‘,\I-“otllll hi: likely to be mow pleasing
Vprostrnted.
than the fourth or March has been
found to be. An lllt‘ (II'pIIIIIIncII. ’l‘liurw
duv was similar in main respiuts; to
l'ornnII“ (‘Xlli‘llt‘llt't‘S with lllt‘ IVIIaIIItII
on March l the agitation {In a (hunch
in the date iI: being l't'\l\l‘ll
Matrimony is can of the boron- rayon
for a lot of evils.
INAUGURAI-
DA VID W. RA YMC N0.
T Funeral Director
‘ and Embalmer.
10 North Main 8t.. 80th Norwaik
Residence, 6 Washington St.
' Telephone at house, 693.
Telephone at office. 336-2:
1' FRANK c.
Van Scoy: "
PLUMBING. . T.
STEAM, . 3‘. 3
nor WATER ' “
Spring Goods
New.” in Stock
Plain and” ornamental
: _ Sign Writing
CW3, E E. Gorham
Decorator
. 10 First St. East Non-mil“.
STELEPHONE counac'rlon.
. 75 lbs. Oats to a bag. 100 lbs. bran to a bag, 112 lbs. aim to a
bag. Other grain and feed. :00 lbs. to a sack.
AND
GAS FITTING.
Sheet lron,
and Zinc.
Tin. '
30" South Main Street, '
» So. Norwalk, Conn.
I
We invite consumers: to consider the quality of our goods and .
qnotations, which are changed daily to conform to the Chicago
market.
Jeddo and Cross Greek Coal
' DELIVERED IN YOUR CELLAR, 2,000 LBS FOR $6. 50
.gMOND BROS.
Chute] NI.
‘ calla wanna 1.er has cold I; Dig
. use it in the oyster bucineuu.
Oscar Rudolph. the Benedict Faimu
bridge rug manufacturer, took a trip
down to Darlen. this morning.
The Advent Christian Mission study
class will meet amt ’l‘ueuduy evening
at 7: 45. with Mr. and Mrs Thomas
Walsh, in Cottage avenue.
it. is expected that“ the East Norwnlk
Yacht (llnb will hold another business
meeting, Monday evening, at the club
house on the Benedict Farms bridge.
Mine Anna Nickcrson
the bowl Workers' Soulety, will lend
the meeting to be held tomorrow evon~
lug. The subject will he "God‘s 1.0th
Ivlanll'eatcd in Christ’ I; Death"
William ’l‘obcy has disposed of one
of his boats to Charles Slabeli, of
Winfield street. ’ille craft in one ol’
the. ltu'ko skill” variet-I“, and was de-
signed for working pur.poseu
(living to the dance at the quarters:
oi‘ Mayflower Hook and Ladder (lom
pain.“ no game was played in the com-
puny‘s pool tournament. last night. it
is now expected that. the tournament
will come to an onIllInxtivoclI.
Work is rapidly progressing on Sth
not
born avenue, and it will be so tm ad-
valued in II low days, providing the
present weather holds that long, as to’
leave no fear on account oi atotlnx.
.lob Lockwood and several other to
rat oystermun who have been working
on tluI natural growth ground all
Sonthport, went over this; morning,
and sailed their boats home, in order
that they might be here over Sunday
A delegation 0! about twenty the
members of the lllpworth League of the
Baht Avenue Methodist church went
to South Norwalk lust night and ut~
loaded the rally or the town league at
the South Norwalk Methodist church.
An Interesting medium of music has
btun arranged for tomorrow at the‘
Avenue Methodist church. A“
quartet will assist both morning and
evening. and at the latter service lilies
Bertha Cooke. of Torriugion. will he
the uoloiat.
Chit-1‘ lv‘. M. Wheeler, of the East
.Norwuik Fire ‘ilcpnrtment, who has
'.
ommW
The Clifftnd
Excellent “Oulnlno;
Dinners Evenlngo,
6 to 8 p. m.
. lunacy Dinner: 3 Specialty.
Dinner Parileo TI‘Ind Banquets
Bollcliad
CHARLES REYNEKE.
Proprietor.
relophono In.
I :viovm.
IIICkcIIIo
J Til. CONNOR. Mar.
Service and Cuisine Up III Data.
Rates 62 per 'dayund upwards
Stock and General information Ticker
Sunday Dinners, 75cm
TIIL. dALl. In
Wall Paper
Hangings
Our spIiug styles are Heady for your
inspection. Will be pleased to show
them to Ion.
to $10.00 Double Roll
Sole Agent for PI“ Beck & Co. and
.lanewuy & Carpenter's Wall Papers. ‘
Crockery. Glass‘vvare. House Furnish-
ing Goods, Painters‘ Suppliee, English
goods will riot craze
graph Co.’ 5 Talking
Double Disk Records.
sides 65c.
Recorhis 35c. "
machine and lacté Tfo'reyéi“.
ilSlc (In both
to Order. ,
Painting and Paper Hanging
s7 wusumerou STREET
SQUTH nonwALK.
Tau’con. ‘
The Hatch SI Bailey Go
SOUTH NQRWALK, CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
YARD TEL. 46-2. , MILL ‘I‘EL. 46-3.
1
l .
. Nor-mam up to 6: so p. In.
Analog J. smith,
Daily-Line to N. Y.
L‘=For Freight Only
On and utter Tuesday. January 7
19;0Il Freight Propellehi will leave
Plot as. Eaet River; New York. (moi
of Bayer street), ovary day. (cream
at Numalk up to I p. In. and South
Norwalk Steamboat Co.
‘ 0. I3. Hanan-III
Lou".
akin bout to captain Kelley, who will“
president or‘
, ‘ BRIDGE PHARMACY
‘it'trmuns new house in South t)u-~
been laid up by an attack of acute in .
Prices range train 100- »
Blue China by the piece or set. These
Solo agent for the Columbia Phenol... ‘
uchlne‘s and , Q
Indestructible Cylinder
Is any Cylinder
Window Sluides and Picture Frames 6
Best Mixed Points, 61.5 per gallon. .
I. H Decker ;, ‘W
“ ‘l
“General Agent. I“
8 .
“Bill II“.
in: iudru as
body and IiiIIIlh
color oi the
. «Month
Iailinu out, arm
We wi III I lyb’u
.. oe-I no uteri l
ion is
Get Your Drdg‘W‘ants“?
Filled at the “
Bridge Plum
Prompt and efficient service ayt
alltl men. ' “ » “l
Personal attention 56
. preucription on'.-1I ’ ‘
Chairs for our trolley patrons.
Come III and wait for your car.
I~III .I
en to all
i I J. PARKER, Manager.
ll‘
digésllon, Is now considorlhly improv-
(“IL and was able to get over to South
Moi-”Walk. yesterday. for the am time
Tatum hie ploscnt lilne‘su doveibpcd
l 'lth harbor froze over quite entou-
llVC‘ly during the night. and interfered
nomewhat with the Operations of the
l0(lll oystcrmcn lacob Sec .lr‘.. ht-
tempted to get out to his ground, but
loaad his boat was unable to plow
'“Ihmngh the ice, and he gave up the
jul).
it was announced by an elbow or
yllluytlower Hook and Ladder Company,
this morning that the company will
hold «mum dance in about a month.
“I“IIII event last night resulted in a0
much pleasure that the entertainment
committee hello‘ro' that another Malice
will be appreciated
Mrs. Clayton l. Marshall, Who has
been undergoing treatment at the Nor-
walk Hospital for three an done-halt
',m0mha returned to her home in East
avenue, today. During her but? at the
hospital Mrs. Marshall has Improved
very much, which is very shod new:
to her many friends.
'Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Carpenter. ,
the Misses Carrie and Nina OIIIpIITIIII
tor, Wesley Wood and several others
Irom must Norwalk, went to Dorian.
'lhursday evening. a'ud attended u no-
clul of the Epwoitli League, at the
home or Mr. and Mrs. John P. Bram-
mar, formerly of South Norwulk.
Charles Koeuo.11,tl defeated Her-
bent Gorham. loo. lI‘Ilday evening, in
the pool tournament. of Mayflower
Hook and Ladder Company, of East
Noxwaik, by a score or 110 to 77.
The game was in the third round or
the second c1nea.0hm‘lea Wright was
referee, Frank Keene scorer and C, A.
Brown looked after the hilly.
Superintendent Richard Blend, of
the Advent Christian Sunday school.
hopes to even better the high record ‘
or attendance made during February.
The average attendance has been In-
or‘eue‘d from 86 last October to 123
during February. The total number
”$7.563 Pli-
would be Sculpted vain a denim
snow white, one piece "Standard" Po“
celain‘ Endmeled L‘avutory.
Have you é‘ver e topped to consider
Egon deliéhttuhy "convenient it v'oum
Willi“ ,. hot taut! cilia runningweter
drelfilng ohh’I‘I‘iber sleep-
‘ elm I“ first floor toner.
Writs presence would more you
“the“: ‘giI We of canned.“ “
wyififingiwyfigote you priceil‘. our
mums-eh area tly competent ‘Iue:
honhllt‘“ W , -
, l on’ To. have been rece
' 6c ‘ober.
ends or peoplewho went to Wash-
n to atténd the Inauguration carom.
vial; metals
and loom-II that tell at duyth
pledeant weather. The gorer merit
weather department explained yester-
They that the ‘half blizzard on’MarclI
Ith Waite ”back tire." The govern-
ment weather sharps had predicted a
line .d‘ly for inducing Tell. into oliice.
Cdpldln Hod enamel; alrlved this
morning with a brand new kind at
tongs, which were viewed with decided
interest by his fellow patriots in the
game of watering“.- Captain. Saunders
has a boat the Ivy Point, which sells
like a fleet inoted bird through the
thickest fog, and the new tongs it is
announced are for picking clams out
of the log, when it is no longer posel-I
ble to get craters. ‘
It was like old times last: night at
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Company
quarters. One of those dances of the
kind the company used to hold up to II
your or two ago, with a his supper for
one or the principal features. was on
the program. and it you carried out to
perfection. As a result the entertain-
meat Committee is Tbeihg cdh atdlatéd
over their success. About: 60 people:
wereiin attendance from about ’l he
NorWIill.s, undone delegation of guests
were from But iue Company No. 4 of
Bridgeport. note for ‘the dhncldg.
which continued until about 1 o ’clock.
:was tarnished by Benger'e orchestra
llWLYlill.
The promising signs' of spring are
now under (30ch of the snow
Russel Broadway has been ill at his
home in Crockett avenue for the last
few days.
Edward Prince is now a full fledged
incl
Bannister, in the viable)“ of Livery mun
Ladrigen.
eniemin ii Brohdwai- (unmanned
a young gentleman blend [1qu Nor-
walk, recently
HaroldF. Kendrick oI’K‘camlck and
Van Kcuren. carpcntma la Willlilllgiii
the '
‘ y‘ evening at the uoc‘ial‘uliflb‘ra‘lilp-
Worth league. of the Burton Methodist
. hurch at the home or Mr. and Mn;
John P. Brummcr. in Main eticet
ions Interesting diversiona Were pan
tlclpriléd in by the company and re
ireuliulente w‘cro horv‘ed. Among the
;uesta were II delegation oi eight from
net Norwalk.
A butcher named Frederick Barnes
{was arrested in Barton yenterdtly by
Constable Amblose Brewer, on com-
laint ‘oi‘ the authorities of Woodbury,
ew JeIse‘y, who' claim that he elu-
‘Tbezzled money and goods belonging to
“another butcher named Sullivan. of
that place, the extent. of 6360.
Barnes, who it l‘IeeII' working in Dar-
ien i‘o‘r G'eoige Gciet for about two
weeks, declared ,Iflesteiduy the he
would fight the matte tout and agreed
to return’HP New .lé say; Without," ex-
tradition papers. He was held in the
Barton locku‘p to await the III-““IlIul of
an otilcer from New Jersey to take '
him back there.
Willlflll.
Mia-Ll) B. Bradley and daughter
Ruth, who have been eating in the
Carolinas and Florida returned home
today.
Mrs C F Taylor, wife of the pas-T
,tor of the Congregational church is to
such}: on Sunday night, of Missionary
Work in the Southwost. '
'l‘lIe 'tuneral it Miss Jennie Keene
was held from the Church or the As-
sumption, 'l‘hursday." Deceased died
Monday from Inbercnlur trouble. She
is suIviIeIl bv a mother and lumber.
From time to time town officials
Conio‘ in lbr thciI shmcolomidemnu
lion right or wrong, and on the line
of the present tax rate, while it is
generally conceded to he nominal the
allegation is made by a prominent oili-
‘ctlIl and
t’axpaserhero that {he as-
seeuors of have shown incmripetency.
or were“ manifestly unfair lnI‘rhelr'au
srssmcnt. Says the gentleman in
question: "if these owning property
lion} and considered wealthy would
be I'llll" and the ansessmeum levied
equitably, all things considered, than
l.ll(’ tax would be live instead. of eight
mills i know well of instances when:
busincul. has not bIIt.-II““tn:IeIl, and
where Sonn- property (swat-III“; hurtI
been undmratod. “by should 1 ho
tIII'IId tor a homo and snow one with a
limit of pigwoue, to!’ I: an), that :thcy
“It bollool Inliia it deemed
Why it in gunman I‘
in only to em» 101th it?
pear.
“we,
SERVIIAN $560M Ai‘IoN olhnulnlno
.Situation aetween Austria-Hungary
Not So Hernionlouu Today.
BERIIIS, March I’lfi‘W—lue situation
DHWQITIII Autiirtu Hungary, and some.
arising from the el’t’oiis oi... ”‘le hitter
country in Hecnl‘el conipznufiti fur
the‘ annexation by the (1 1mm! "NW
ui‘ Bushia and Herzegovina as todttll
acknoa“lcdlt{oddobe dleuidefig; there
Inimwc’v‘el“ Iihls advaulm: 'l‘lI'e Ill-A
lanes are niolciclcartv donned than be.-
fore
it can be said with authmity that.
(Ivorytblng now depends upon the po-
sition Russia rattles in tbeouattcr. The
situation ‘standt; Ins follows: ‘
Servia hau undoubtedly renouucId
H“ 1101 direct demnndu. both IcI“I““ltm-
in! and ocean. nicely, but at the same
time she charged m ltilili ulacothoeu
demands bctom' an iI Prn lioual chu-
iwrcnce Austrh’t liui «il‘v1e0llllod to
accept such a (“oanIKCI/IILII )oi‘ l‘P the
points at lseuo with Serviam o are
“tied.
Austria-Imagery: tel” predated to
grant favorable comma fetal and econo—
mical compensations lI servla if her»
vin consents to negoll to direct; but.
should a conference b called to deal
with those questions Iutrie-fluugary
with the eupport of Germany, would
oppose any concession“
Austriadlungary and jflermauv con—
sider thlit‘ a conference should be both
ed only to ratify agreements already
made, and they do not recklgnlzc the
right of the bowel-II in any whyr‘to in-
tervene in questions concerning [Two
independent natilons. , ‘
it is affirmed also, that Turkeyi
inclined to hold to a similar
The Porto fears that :3th a chiller-
exICe awarded Servlalterrltorial coni-
ponsatton from Austria- Hun arr T
Bel-via would demand territ Ilél ,(i lib
penuntlon I'iom Turkey.
The provisional commercial agron-
meat both can AustliavllnngaryT and
Sonia. caption March 3;, and Austria-
Hungary is willing to make the new
agreement IIIOI‘O advantageous it Sch
I'm will abstain ironIIeeeldng foreign
intervention dud kettle lhé quéllfipn 1
alone. Up to the melanin, time lineup. ‘ 1
has not intimated whether or not she
will acrept the Scrvlaa mandate to
approach the porters. ,
lllniio o nihdcrau living out of go“, an I Although there is no serious n‘il’ .icty ‘
lurid? that u“. “umt In lint-with sol'uo regarding the eventual Iwncchi our ‘ ‘
present in East Notwaik.
A number from this Dlllt‘f‘ attundrwgl
the bimonthly Iully oi“ the blue-“sorta"
League Union or \orwalk, that even-
lug.
One person connected with the no
business in this place roumrktd III-
ccntly that he Would not be surprised
It five inches of ice were harvested
yet.
litany things happen in some places,
and II few w-ondm why they are not
recorded in Ihelrpupm.5ucl1 are us~
belly of interest only to a few, and not
onHtlIy of notice whole space is valua-
llllllil lilil illllllllllii.
'l‘her‘tI is an uncalled III; letter at
the Barton poet- Dulce addressed to
Henri'Tak Balm. A _
ET. Bates reports that despite the
openneus or the winter. be harvested a
good crop of ice
Dr Nielsen has purchased a 1909
‘Oldsmoblle. {our cylinder, runabout
type, with rumble seat.
Complaint is made that many auto
mobillste who travel through the cen-
ter of the village do not blow her in: I'll
sound a, warning as they pass by our-
here. As has aheudv been stated the
town authorities are planning to take
auto law violators into custodv again
-—Shouidel‘ Steak 12c lb. Geist's Milt.
hire. Clara R. Church, aunt of Edgar
'1‘ Enter; died yesterday at her home
in New Canaan. aged eighty {our years,
death being due to bronchitis. Funer-
1“ ul uervicea will be held in Now Co-
naan Sunday afternoon. The remains
will be area to Fallen, New York, for
interment. ‘ ,.
The Blenbrook Minstrels. who will
appear this evening at the Darieu town
hall promise an evening or rare fun
for e\ err bdoy who httends. The whole
performance will be replete with good
music :{okes and funny sketches.
, among more in the circle will be DI“.
c E.- H Phillips. .
“ lite; the unfavorable weather,
17 WALL, eTREE‘i‘
W
'lT‘I-lE New ’
NORWALK.
k .
norm. VICTORIA“?
one MINUTE rno m upper.
‘ Elli“)? ERN‘ PERM:
sender). at I p. In. Freight: received T
lsitm as. Iliruuh
,III‘ the work dors- b) tin: ushers-sore !'
\\ putpml “03..., IN a lquiciing tension nae cIidéuct-l today
(‘I Imelonai. _\
come of this cOllll'M ersy, a Tfitcrlaip (it? I. "
lowl‘ of tinI untiqulI in hintmI and 0t ii“ official “‘0‘?"
(in ancient lines it would
ltllllt‘, til' ztInIIIIIt at
()llI I‘ ltlli‘l‘llll as \IIIll as cilantro mi“ ght
poster it\“.
have been ndIancIId for the retaining
of Wes; Long Lots school house it III
a matter or about till )‘I‘III‘H.llUW,.slllCL“ a
venerable and talented tutor Adams I ,I“
name was placed in charge of ti
building. lie not ()lllI Ivor. favor, but to
his rule and abllitr IeII “HI“II’I) of then
i’““oInIeI generation our co'uIIidembltI
that h'; commendable along sclIolas-'
III: as well as llltltll‘l~lllt‘.l‘l lines. Adams
has gone and with him exidontlr his
lamp and work timely in he heard or
now, and II ith all its pretense the town
Ippoars quite willing to forget Pos-
sibly it may in this particular therein
yet another (Innlsidei'ution that. on
strictly moral lines at least might.
serve to have the school continued
Possibly the gentlemen allied to the
lllIPIIPl’ll board oi
ammo of «panama...
school hnusv or that it II“ It‘s given to“
livcred the goods. It is not at
time alleged that the: necessity Iva
argumcnl school necessities h
grown tells nor do some here in
they haI“ II
or more 01‘ the school board that only
is on the other hand alleged that the:
trout other!“ or otheys in authol‘pty
the!“ stated that Charles Bchilz, II r‘os-
ident of that section, has a family of
tire to s‘even children. and with the
per call. of them at least, are eligible
for tuition. An'o’ilier is John KIIIoshl,
with It family or children and there
are the McElwees. the Mills. the stod-
dh‘rds all with children that must of
ndceeeity swell the eligible list con-
siderably“ beyong “the wave. *i‘h'ere
education are “m 10f the dual. monarchy
auixouudina that has not. been in a position to aumhlt a
the town in aebvn Marlin for 5011001 Lenin,
,., min Iuclmsed and dc- .purliameutary sanction.
”um” ‘5 be h g. p this lllungarien govc‘mnwnt, Conn. ,
as Each is instructed to and. cherishes * V
the confident hope that S'ervta Who it, 5 ‘
alongihe line of perpetual but it seems ,
, I , thI spam“ in is generally understood line In 1121107114
“mm ”OSS‘W that h ( nvc once with the advice oi“ the powers.
“v: decided to change her policy with re-
I I in conditions admit that .
conursant Dnlthc contiury, it is said luotii‘y Victim of lhls resolution an arch
l lstri tlsa Iulous; one; that .88 "f h" “"9““0“ m maintain police. "
11.2.2.1“;2 nullibers ”3’“ children them ll‘ul and nelghbom relatiofi‘e With Aus—
and accepting the allegation of one;
2bupils are down on the roll, then it be Neville“ to Ilet'ci‘a' e. the uncutldg’m . .
n 1 .
have been derelict in duty. it in Tin» .
allegation goes the assumption that 50 ,
. is 36 years old. and i
' SOLDIER ASSAULJEP BY' AT MT-
, result III a d eputh w,
“lug army. it is now recruited up to li‘n
‘ 3.1.5.; " ,T , ,
tamper pk......agc ' of" , 25c
. Campbell‘e SNIPS ”.W‘eek.’ - IPu‘re Lard. 2 lbs.. ..
' “an“ 235° View: ‘ Shredded Wheat“ _
,1 bwi'firand sinSIIoc Can Milk Biscuit ...“'......mc
REHWH'HHH With, Mothers Oats ‘
, per
Good Prunes.3lbs. z5c 153“}: pacrtage .‘ .. . :3 . .mc
“$26; $3.35“ l’Cl'aob Loner Fine Granulated S.I- ' 9
W. ‘ . m“ " {gurggz'aibs .g...".“$z as.
Peanut“ Bin: 1‘, per Blind
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lino cells
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; The comment of the mrminncv S“?
mapcrs on IhII AttettwoScrviau situa-
,tion is pcsrdnfiutic but hope is ex-'
pressed that Russia soon will make
known her intentions to favor a peace-
ful solution. The Voesiche Zeitillllr. ' L
:seysz: ”Russia has an Imlhaukhl '
tank. if she refuses to (am TIM the“
wishes of Servia. it is to he {CBPI' ii that
Servia will three hereslf updn g‘the
Austrian baroncts‘ life." II... I-‘
I;uud Russia ckcrcieee Title en; iee’.
rrnupulaion on Austria Hungary‘l' t it
ptobable that the dual menarch'l Nil!
grasp the sword as the ouiy‘m us on
cutting the Scrvlan knot. ‘
VIENNA, March 6.—~Conut Purgach,
the Austio- llungmlan minister“, at“ 'Bel- ‘
crude has been instructed .t ‘
. I
lonvwal or the commercial tree‘ty With
The Austroy
[I’m- ;
guru to Bosnia and llerzovovlua villi
tria Hungary As soon as thlr‘I IIotTiI‘i-, ‘ ,
lien is received, Ads In: li‘nn‘g‘hry will
10 of trade intercourse pending betw
“the two countries.
~MH~
COCKTAILS N EARL-Y FATAL
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‘Fiileun Mlnutes.‘ , ' ‘I -,
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he conga drir‘lk te'h maauéttan oc‘tdlis ,
with . httceu te§
die
net-IT is a butcher 'I Ip' h
hézca’n throw a bilii by
. £20
stron clot man in Pittsiield.
t‘Ied lilillegtte the oily physi
deified Schnells Debi! f.
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condition gT'l‘h‘e '
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LOS ANGEIIES Quin March
For the llrsbtimeI-ln many year Uncle
Sam is not seeking men for. hlh eterni-
hibuted ihis‘ fillingI of the
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, mi cape’cltllly‘ “to tIIIIIre'tl‘T II“
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in arm ‘ "
the Scrvian govol'nment that (I~ In "16
“the attitude maintained by Edwin for , , a
the lust {cw months; the m““CI;nuIeut. i
to iii WWII}. ,‘ '
which expires March 31 for "
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