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Beers the Signature of
'of major evenls~international' games ‘
‘oud conventions which have already
agnlhoont institutional Smash
Many spoolslilivdnis m sols ‘
and events tooxtend throughout the
1most interesting pheasant thejcomlue 5
celebration. The program is being
scheduled upon a Boole of international
interest .Bud importance sud mums-
.ces of participation are being oecclvcd
from all parts of the world. :A eerie:
and sports under the patronage of thr-
sports societies of the world and po-
zesnts oi world-wide 5 scope, .iuten
spersed with less spectacular but no
less important events, will come at m
tel-vols throughout the exposition pm
5 riod.
More than one hundred congresses
voted to meet at San Francisco in 1915
will be included in the program which
will be printed and distributed very"
where before the opening of the expo-
sitiou.
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In Use For Over 30 Years
flu: common amour. .11 mm mm. soul mm
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5 SAVED ouomee MAN 0
5 Louis F. Schlltt, of Spring streetp
Attornevaenera-l Light has not saved a man from drowning Saturday
given any opinion asfio whether or afternooa. Mr Scblltt was on the
Mg. women can vote at the coming public float at the Washington street
bridge, when an intoxicated mun stag
election on the teachers' tenure of of-5 gored down the steps and (mm the
N50 OPINION BY LIGHT.
" F“ “at "1 New Have” A “39"” was 5 float. Before Mr Scblltt had a chance
to look around the men had tumbled
published that an informal opinion5
had been asked and given to the effect 5 into the water As he arose to the
“m “we” the “W mm“ “W” We 5surface, Mr Schlitt caught him by
The JournolaCourier talked with the'
line clothing, but the fellow went down
attorney-general last night and he said 5 rain. The third time be came up.
that he had not given any opinion He Mr Schlitt obtained a good hold on
added that he did not know enough
about the situation here to say what
onto the float. After some of the. we-
the legal status of the matter was ter bud been forced from his lungs, he‘
1.
picked himself up with the remark:
should worry." Then he staggered up
5the steps and went toward East Nor-
5wulk.
She Objected—Customer (complain- I
Home-seekers watch Sentinel ’Want
puzzle.
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The program will open upon noodle
of international magnitude. 0n Satur-
day, February 20, 1915, the opening
day of the exposition. the bay of Son
gFranclsco will present such a; specter
icle as has never before been witness-
led. A composite fleet ol' the novice
50f the world will be assembled in Sen
5Fraucisco harbor. From unofficial lid-5
5vices it is anticipated that every un-l
{tion will be represented by one or
5more of its battleships or cruisers.oud
5it is believed that more than one hun-
ldred war croft, aside from merchant
vessels, will be gathered in the bar-
bar. Winston Spencer Churchill has?
’given assurance that England will be
represented by a number of her most
modern dreudueughts. The war craft.
’irecrulted from .the world's :novies. will
signal to the nations the opening oi
an exposition which is to he on ex-
pressiou of international good will.
Most of the ships will .meet at Hamp-
ton hoods and come through the Poo-
ama Canal to the Golden (late. A bill
authorizing America's invitation to the
foreign nations to send their war crali
has been introduced into the Senate.
Following upon the gathering of the
battleships there will be a remarkable
series of athletic events in which new
reseutatives (if all nations will com-
pote. Previous Olympleds will not
compare with the immensity and com-
plelcuess of the meets that will take
place throughout the your at San Fran-
50inch in 1915. The sports contests are
under direction of James is}. Sullivan
secrtury of the Amateur Athletic Un-
ion of America. The exposition lusts
lrom winter to winter: its period ex-
tending over ten consecutive months
Half-Yearly
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and the varied events will be distribut-
ed over the period. Adding grandeur
to the scene the battleships will stand
by in the buy while all kinds of inter-
national meets will he held on the we
teriront oi the exposition. Motor bout
races. swimming competitions. yacht-
ing contests and hydroplone exhibi-
tions will be elven in the boy under
the brow of the battleships. and at the
some time on land there will be innu-
meroblc other events, such he track
races, motor contests, aviation meets.
and athletic competitions in which the
best athletes from every country will
take part.
cage, through the drainage canal to
the Mississippi river sod thence
through the Panama Canal to the Gol-
den (lots are being consummated. A
number of motor boots manufacturers
have oiilcinlly announced their plans
to participate. A motor race is plau-
nsl to the Golden Gate it is thought
probable the demands of the contest
will evolve s new type of motor boot
Yacht races throuh the soul to San
Francisco are also planned
Among the more internationally at
traclive events which will take place
at the exposition will be the Voodoo
hilt Cup lime nod the Grand Prix. both
of‘whlch will be run 111.511“ Francine
in 1915.
A track meet for the international
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' fully plopped program of spectacles
patios-er the 'PauumulPauiflc uterus ~ I L
tl’nal Exposition will be among the .
Plans for motor host runes rrom Ohi- "
nod irom Sandy Hook through the on ‘
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Ropresetallve Henry D. Flood.
Senator Augustus 0. Boson, chalr- name a commission to visit the Mex-
man 0i the foreign relations com- lean capital to try to arrange for o
mlttee of the upper house, and Rep- peaceful election of. a new president
resentstive Hem-y 1).,Flood, chair— and the dissolution of the factions
men of the foreign alleles committee now fighting for control.
of the lower hence, have discussed and Flood had sounded
for erotic members of their
the committees on the idea and found it
with President Wllsou a 13th
prediction in Mexico to solve
difficult situation now confronting
the» adminislrluion.
It is proposed to have the Pres-
of congress,
dent. with the consent
Lions. The militia of America will be!
widely represented in the internation-
al camp.
More than e hundred congresses of
international importance have already
been arranged for the exposition and
perhaps the most attractive at illose
eonresses will be the mammoth music-
ieetivnl when it is proposed to have
a chorus of 20.000 voices sing the us-
tienal loll: sons oi their native“ lauds
In a tremendous united messed choir.
The New York l’hilhormonlc Sociell
has adored o prize for the best symA
phonic composition. Which will be piny-
ed ior the first time at the exposition.
and other musical societies in didmn
out parts of the world ore odorlng
large prizes for chorm contests which
will be at on international nature.
Wales hos‘pollented $59,000 ion 3 folk
singing contest and large sumsnrc be
ing collected in Germany, Switzerland.
itoly and France. The best bands
from all nations will be heard in com-
petition for international trophies and
all the great. international music
events that take place in diilorent
countries ouch your are being arming
ed 10 be brought to Sun Francisco In
1915.
One of the most notable of the
year‘s events will he the Orieutul con—
gresees and series of peanuts which
will surpnss (he gorgeousness of the
Delhi Burbur in splendor and magnifi-
cence. .-\lmosl..eve:‘y day there will.be
some kind of [lageeni held in tho festi-
vul court, which will be one-of the
most bountiful oi the many courts that
make up tile composition or the expo-
sition buildings. Historical, dramatic
and purely artistic pageants will be
the rule of the duy. fl'here will be no
waiting to know what is going to hop
pen on any day during the your. The
leniendar which is new rnpldly shaping
will be published six months before
the opening date end will give lull de
tails of every day's events so that it
will be possible for people in all parts
of the world to moire their traveling
arrangements accordingly.
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BROKEN DOWN TREE CLUB BAKE
Enjoysblo Altair Help in Diamond'-
GroVe Yesterday.
The annual clsmbuke oi the Broken
Down Tree (hub was held yesterday
5nitoruoon and evening in Burcherds
Woods. Wilson avenue. About thirty
five members oi the club attended
and from the noise amounting from
the prove they must surely have so-
Jarod themselves.
'l‘wo bell games were played dorm
the silornoon between the memos
sunny statesmen think it would be
attractions are the lies! on the Market, finalised. Always Used
ins-slimy.
truck championship to be contested on and single members The lint some
the exposition rounds race track. which resulted hvmbly so: the married
its new in course or construction, ll! men, but the single men some book
iunder moth slums western misses with e Williamson. The were: new
lsooiutlon has muted e purse or Silesia: ’lollews: M. M.-«lll; -.s Mam-7: Ii.
3000 for o. twoyeur-old harness recs. Mme, 8 limit. Bounties ‘07 “W
- The some! silicon for: null-harness first end ioooud mules respective»
moon is ensured. $173,000 in adored do were as follows: M. Mmllevld Home
live stock premiums. bell one Tube: 9 M. “themes Stencil
in other departure: of anxieties. and Larsen: M sir-Peter [arson mdireturned in Almeria when temporary 5
there will be contests tor champion- Dorm Campbell; s. Mw'l‘olm' Md
ships in baseball. lesion and other atolls
hold sports. who em new the but ever end this
in addition to those events there will club is shady militant thallium
be missile-d West the your.“ bills More the code! we won.
enormous auditory camp where at one "
time 35MB soldiers will be under m
in mm 5:11: mm: locum - and inventive we or muni-
rul intonation! military mind cation. They m5; din-t. 11.1 of
will in hello: the We end tlie5
will he most low
1
and 5% humanism stem in
model who or. is cruel: lotion ~
Senator Augustus 0. Bacon.
Both Bacon
the Demo
respective
acceptable. While that may not be
the outcome of the present situation.
the best.
Bill 05 um will
in fun 05 our
Hel'granilles Raise Part of Their
Mom in Norfolk Post Gilles
.\OI “POLK August 4. m—Noriolk resi
dents and summer guests who are in
the habit. of waiting in the lobby of
the post office during the half hour fol-
lowing the arrival of the evening train
from Hartford when the evening mail
is being sorted lor distribution wit-
nessed on incident last night which
was both amusing and exciting irom
the standpoint oi the oulooker.
Among; the parcel post packages re-
ceived was; one which was the cause
of the trouble, 3 large box of benign;-
mites, consigned to u local fishermen.
which had become broken in transit
betwaen here loud Winsted. By the
swore of the accident which had on:
temporary freedom
place in the remaining pockets and
Their presence was immediately
made known to the oliice force,
over, when the neck was emptied and
corner of the room. The dcmomlim~ 5
posed entirely of young women, wos5
complete. Appraised of
lilo rescue with a broom and dumped
that one
crawling out of the pun oboui us that
do Mr. Curtis could brush lhem in.
After some time. however.
the lost of the disturbers were thought5
attempt to sort the lemslniug pack-5
ages, however, revealed the hidinll;
places of many which
thornsolvee secure in the rolls of news‘
papers and other small pockets and
further delayed the process of sorting
which prccEeded gingerly throughout
the remainder of the evening.
NAlil'low ESCAPE ON CAPITAL.
estrus”: ..
LLTOONA Po. August imminent
pen: on the Capital Express. at through
trsiu or sleeping cars on the Poor»
sylvnnls hellmd. duo in Wilmington.
item the west at lltllil o. so” had s
narrow escape 1mm injury early Ssh
«May. when all the sleeper» were
sldewlpoll by I locomotive near here.
The can more badly scraped and
some were otherwise deluged, but no
passengers were hurt The train was
rep-in were made and utter s delay
mmlnplWllblbe ones momedmm to hull-lord _
“Museum
creek new. or .mmmsrm 5
.. comp shortlwithths but at otherne- ADVEIW“ ill TR! “811"“
curred, and took advantage of them.
to seek in hiding; 5
newspapers which the sack contained .
some 200 or 300 01' the repulsiveloek: "
lug insects mode a wild dash to every, 5
lion or the omen force, which is com-‘5 5
but discovered that sweeping up hell- '
gremlins Is not the easy proposition -«
would helluva, the insects .
l.‘
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Curtis's efforts were successful endz,
bed fancied 1
of one hour and toenty nunutes it
moss-deli. At Harrisburg oil the *5
dissections were imsiemd to oil- ..
other this and not south to Wssh- 1‘.
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sm.m.munmmm.
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August Clearance
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A Housefurmshmgs
Now in Progress
Discounts of 1,0 and 20%
besides long-lists of
specially priced
articles
Lees 20 per cent.
.
Furniture. Ardalizm Rugs, 'l‘runks and Bags, Pictures.
Chino Dinner Sets. Glassware. Silverware, Linens, Kitch-
cn and Laundry Furnishings, Couch Hammocks, \Nimlow
Screens, Baskctry and Lamps.
Less 10 per cent.
Carpets, Oriental and Deillcsilc Rugs. Curtains. Up-
hulslcry (iomls. Draperies, China in stock patterns. Gas
and ()il Stoves, Bathroom Fixtures and Ilirclcs‘s Cookers.
Refrigerators
Above $15.00. lens 20 per cent.
Up to $15.00. less 10 per cent.
Look for Green Tickets
for Special Bargains
Deliveries in this place mode by motorlruck within
4o
rmsouablc time from purchase.
prons
kitchen
th- '
There are GlNGHAM APRONS for work. TEA
APRONS, SEWING APRONS, UNGALOW APRON SETS fer
Maids, Waitresses and Nurses, and still other Aprons that. seem
to have very little use other then more beautifying; all styles
the lroublcf 5'
Postmaster Leopold .l. Corliss (some to ..
and kinds.
longest and best assortment in The Norwnlks.
The N. E. Ryan C0.
86 WASHINGTON 8T.
Fancy Wax or Creen Beans
Per Quart. . .. 5 dis
3 Fancy Cucumbers for .. so I 35 lb. bag Sugar .. . $1.20
Beets, per bunch 5o | 3am Milk. 25o
Wax Beam, 3 ports .. use 5 Fancy Peas, 2 quarts .. 15c
Peaches. Musk Melons, Apples. Tomatoes. com, Lettuce,
Squash. Radishes.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
Ill North Mule it. Phone 143.
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smell.
when homo; toes om.
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