aura: 50mg Nonwml wright: .1111 novelistI who are fight- present If we Would “PM the w
WING SENTINH‘ l hit so valiantly for their country—in of our destiny we must look for it in
'their best literary atylo—almly tell our own hurts
-£§§;§IS‘IESEBE£Y ’ the world that they intend to make not ————.__——4———.~——
offensive and defensive alliance with The Cologne Volks-Zsilung, an or.
{sun of the clerical party in Germany,
' finds that war has a sululflfl’ effect in
reviving the principles of piety. "We
“signs of
us. “if it becomes necessary."
E L AND A. L GOLDEN { We wish that all and several of the
' 'PROPRIETORS. ' ibelligerents would recognize that we
3‘ are not merely a neutral nation, but an
nation,
'see everywhere," it says.
growing simplicity, and it is becom-
ing clearer that it is leading to the
love of one's neighbor mud to God."
This Christian view of the war. how-
ever, seems to overlook smother cardi-
nal Christian principle—*‘Ltive your
enemies. do good to them that hate
H
1 independent
itntelligent and
steering our own course in time ofj
THURSDAY, JAN. 21. I9I5 l
'1
war as in time of peace. and that an)
' . lforeign statesman, or literary gentle-
MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR man or militant lady who undertakes
TOMORROW '1' to say -what we'll do 1;. a given inter-
High tide 4 :09 a. 111.; 4 :40 p. m. " national contingency is likely to have:
61111 rises 7' .13; sets 4. '56 ‘ you”
;;. i
1
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another guess coming.
‘l'e don' t know, ourselves, what we 'll'
do in any given contingency of for-
#9.“..—
In case the city persists in enforcingi
the rule as to metal garbage cans it
eign politics. But we do know that, _ ,
' whatever it is we’ll do it of our own might be well for the‘rellef committee
zto distribute metal cans to our de
'accord. without wheedling, or dicta:
ltion or suggestion from any foreign
1388 —Branch Office, Norwalk. lpower. and that 11 will be conststent
1225- -3:-Editorg Residence I with our own welfare. and in the in-
I33.'1'12""Ci‘5' Edm’” Resident, terest of world peace.
1113-1 12--Business Manager’ 5 Res- ..- ._
idence. ;
1 THE CRUST 0F HUMANITV.
' 'i‘he beating of the chief of police or
; Monticello, 6a., by a family of negrocs,€
was a brutal performance; but it was
not justification for what followed.
2" EVENING SENTINEL TELE
i PHONE CALLS
goo—News Department.
. gag—Business Department.
serving poor in place of food for hun-
-gry children After everyone is sup
.plled with cans than it may be time
‘ enough to look after the suffering pub:
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TALKS ON runner. '
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Our Easily Besettllng Sin 9
‘The man who is always in debt and‘
1putling oft Peter to pay Paul has not
MASONIC NOTICE
Old Well Lodge, No.103, F. and A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building, South
1.
l4.
E" Main street, ist and 3d Tuesday of “'1 “ di 11 i" a has mind He must run away from
' eaCb month—July and Allgllfit 91"; 1e" the 0 on “3 negro an n" certain stern facts of lite in order to
copied—mt 8 o'clock. All Master, son and two daughters had been 3" fool himself into thinking that he is
rested. a masked mob raided the jail happy ”—-W S Parker
and took them out into the country, Julius Roseuwald CML‘NEO mlllion-1
‘ airc philanthropist, and head of Sears.
Masons cordially invited. Sylvesteu
P. Decker, W, M. Rohcit .\l, Wilcox.
Sec. 'for punishment. First they hanged
,1“. . i l d ildl d 10 b dv with llocbuck & Company. in a recent ncws-
1‘ A Special Convooahon of Butler one 8r an N 9 II 0' . paper interview. said that luck 0‘
1 Chapter, No.38 R. A. M., will be held bullets. Then they hanged the othor‘l tinii‘t is our chief 111111111111 sin and he
girl and l'iddlcd llcl‘ boy with bullets. said it (1.911 after the European war
,1 had been in progress several months
and the need for commonsense thrift
in this country had become more im-
pcrative than ever. His words were: 1
“Amcricons are the most reckless
'spcnders in the world. The average
11 in Masonic Temple on Thursday even-
lng, January 21. at 8 o'clock.
Work—P, M. degree.
' Then they did the some with the son,
All this was in
At last he him-
und his
; sixteen-year-old boy.
A Stated Convocation of Butler' the father‘s presence.
Chapter, NO. 38 R. A. M-, will be held self was banged and shot.
0" Tuesday evening, January 26' at 8‘ body added to tho hcap at his fcet.
i” “first M E M d m Et'cn the 1116111111111 of 111111 1110b ure' man in this country is attending every
r — . . . eg . . ‘ . ) ‘
1; All R0 al Arch Masons cordially in- now asking lhcmselves whether it dollar ht makes. and maybe more. The
11 . y , ““1“ n” zr sever ”mm for' man who follows this policy is facing
v"ed '0 meet w'th us. j ' " ' 'L ' 9 p1 ‘ 'povoriy every day. The chief extrav-
Fraternaliy, beating " police-oillcer. lugsncos in this country are motor
CHAS' A' TUCK' H' P‘ M1111 in :cars dress, home and other nlcanafor,
I AtteIl: F. s. Lycn.
" ' Assistant Secretary.
Mobs are always like that.
' flamed with passion or prt-jullico which making 3- HhOW "
Mr. Rosenuald was asked to define
thrift," and replied“ i don't know
what \Vebstcr calls it, but 1 would say
that a thrifty man is our who spcuds
they mistake for righteous indignation,
I‘nu each other‘s hntrcd until individ-uul'
judgment and decency arc burnt out.’
RlLlNG UNCLE SAM.
3" Those heliigercnts will Ki“ “5 9W“, and lherc is left only the cruel, Driml-L less than he earns.“
uud mad .Wl ll' HWY?“ “0‘ t‘flrl'fm- “"3, live mohspirit, an emotional “throw-I That sccms like a good definition.
are a kindly. tolerant 11nd long-sun‘ch buck," 11 50,48, r,,‘.,.,,si(,,, to harbu-' and a simple thing to do also. But
how many of us ignora- thc wisdom ot
' 1t:
There was once an age in Amcrica
when the pcoplt" knew something about
rism.
Such 11 lynching is the t-xpresslon of
n mood like that of a tribe of Control
jug people, but there arc limits to 0111"
1 national paticucc.
we. uscd to purdou ticrtunuy's bluutl‘
1"
1
11.111111111111111 [hm “'9 didn't "“0“ ““y';1\fricali negrocs t-ngagcd iu’ tltcir,1-c011otuy and when waste was
regarded as :1 sin, The women who
““d ““‘l “0 bloody voodoo rites. it is rcminisccut
of thc orgies of South Sea island can 1'
thing about the war,
means of judging its origin and con-1
But as our German fricuds pcr-’
turned the spinning-wheel knew about
saving, and used to teach their chil-
dren the little proverb llbout "Wilful
waste is woeful want." Poor Rich~
urd's Almanac. which was one of the
original “best sellers" of the United
States, was the work of a man who
, understood compound interest from
: And yet those lynchors are men like: the point of view of the cover.
'E ourselves. In a crowd in 11 social gain-i 1,; it too much to hope 11"“ that limo
oriug, you would hardly note any dir- will come again? Is it not more than'
lprobable that the exigencies of the
| meseut. great convulsion involving
And ”we is half the world may compel us to
choose the straight and narrow path of
such a thin huumu crust 11111 the hcnst economy rather than the broad one of
extravagance which as surely leads to
lcsdtruction of individual comfort and
efficiency as to the downfall of nation-
at prosperity? .
T. D. MACGREGOR.
'tluct. y The white 1111111 who commit
. sist iu'tltoir nitilude of superior lauowl-l
‘ edge, and continue to t'ritit-ls'c us 1111'-
nol admitting all their claims. we lic-
giu to grow restive,
~\\'e wish that the (it-rump gover11-'
tribal».
the deed slough off for thc mouumt the
civilization of many thousand years,
and nutke themselves lowcr than the
lowest 01‘ the race thcy despise.
ment and tuition would begin to lllldt‘l‘
stand that thc wur news is printed all
“ over the United States more oomph-to-
' 'ly z‘tnd truthfully than his in Germany
that Ihcrc is i11-rc
t'erencc. 11911115111113, or No“ \orkcrs,
or Kansans or ( nllfot 111111111, up are .1]
' '. or anywhere else; prcltv llllllll lllt 5:.111111"
no blanket censorship to suppress or
“'01" any
in the host ol us.
Who has not lclt impulses of tour:
derous cruelly? Might
slip back into :1 hid't one all of barba-
.\ll the 11101 c rcuson. then. for'
distort news of any sort
' source; that we have had :1 chance to‘
'read all the war evidence of all the
powers; that this nation is therefore-
" better qualified by adequate presenta-
' "tiou of the facts to think impartially"
and judgc accurately than {1111' othcl"
i illnchiugly 011 the enforcement of law, 1
not any of us
1 r1z~m .’
safeguarding that thin crust of civlirg PERSONAL TAX COLLECTORS!
Lotion—7 for ouch and all to insist 1111-
Jobs Gone if SenatOr Bree'I Bill Ben,
comes Law.
ermauy when she stops pitying us the mill . ‘ Senator Bree, of New Haven, said.
1 gum“ 0‘ m“ “n" ““55 1111-' wow. 111111 11 his 11111 1111 the repeal
for our ignorance and when her pro-i tred. lo; the personal tax law be passed.
‘ 'lific Hand wellvmeaniug but hiuudering ‘thc old law relating to the military
" press bureaus stop deluglng out cdit- lcommutation and Don tax of 2.
ors and statesmen with old now and
tuition in the world.
We shall feel more kiudlv toward the cultivation 0‘. st‘ll-rt'straiut and;
, _. ,..-__... “.“‘.—
SElZlNG OPPORTUNITY.
.\ current magazine story tells a.collection of the tax would be by
ex parte Slalemems' “3393“” 5‘0” 0‘ Chas. T- Yerltes,‘i the regular tax collectors and there.
Then there S dear 0“ England “c When he was only 1.1 years old he had,1 would :be no further use for the per
.1359 her in spite of the family qunrrcls§ by hard “ 01k and frugality, got $5 in 50W“ tax collectors
‘ we‘ve had and ill Spiie 0" temporamcna a savings bank. One day he found 11;
' vl'tal'differeuces. and “‘03‘ ”I “5 have “l store-where an auction of soap was 30-}
"€00d deal oisympathy “n“ he" hutl ing on. He knew has the same soap.
‘ . when English poets like William Wat-i his mother used. and bought it to the! "0"2'1'1'3'31'5111}?"l1'1'n1Pin'2-Em'“.
ismnwrite sonnets hauling us out be". 1mm 01 1,15 money .1 er. 11111611111) Jun. 2l——-Dicklnson
.'cause “'9 don't jump in'and send over! Then he showed the auctioneer hislS:::2"':?'13::£:ml1:1 2:11.111“ Had?“ at;
"our army and navy ‘0 “919 “Ck Ge"; bank book and asked him to hold the Stamford Hospital 111 dauge1 of Ins-
' "my, it sul'kes “s as a piece or poetic' 508p until he could draw the money' ini]:2e0::fi:;l(?l: 3;“; Girlil'llfllllll‘ ideal“
unpudence. 14“ the English We” “1“: On his way to the bank he stopped in cnginc on width the boy was exhort-
's'“"" m '° . . «11.11 1111111 1:11: .1:'::2..'.':.::1r1;..:'.i'r;
50mm” Gl‘l‘mny‘ 5 thumb“ 0‘ 0“”! be doubled his money He did not have left eye cutting the 91191111111 making
" 11 ignorance a legitimate cause for to draw out his ’5 but added that :1 $151“ Raul! on the check and the
doohflnz W“ 38km“ he“- 'much more to it; and this money 'Tho loy was 1111111111] 111 the homi-
" N977 Christabsl Pankhurst comes ‘0 formed the foundation of the vast for. tul.11nd D" ”W" “M "'- “MW"
AW“ and tries to inflame the pub; tune he afterwards amused operated on the injured «yo. Them 111
'11“ With VI“ speeches, and talk “3 hon-' , The ordinary boy. who becomes but
at, «Ital folk that of col-use we re an ordinary man. would have been
the allies heart. and soul “3' slow to risk that Manned ‘5; but
null 11 remote hope 11! saving the
1
11.» Wheat. and of course we'll fight wool! In" W m N. h“
.-——
SI GMT OI" I'.'\' If
.\I .\Y DOSE
.1.
Dickinson Connnlug's "1111'! While Ex-
eyesight.
tin. smith. the boy' :1 mother. was
Ii Washington. D t‘. tlhe was Inm-
unat-I homo. and MI been In the
What rim her II’I’WII.
The Initial Mound rm; on
m
limit-“WW manual-luau
EM m.m,I-Ilhh star ””3333“
. lion
‘ BOSTON.
thc State of t‘olorado has applied to
Compensation Commissioner
T. Buckingham for dam and informs-
embracing
and its advantagcs.
shire t‘ompeusaliou l'olélllltihloll has
also applied for data to be used in
revising the present law now in force
in that state.
t‘ommissioucr Buckingham received
the lcticrs from
looming and will reply at once. send~
ing them the desired information and
numerous press clippings. Harvey E;
German, the secretary of the Colo«
rado Commission.
partitions were being made in that
introduce a bill for work-
mans’ compensation and that reports .1
of the work in Connecticut were de-'
sired so that the (‘olorado Compcn-'
sation Act might be fashioned after
state to
that of this state.
._.________._.._.._.
bUSBAND AND WIFE DIED T0.
GETHER.
2..l——lol1u T. Clark.
aged 83, and his wife. Jerusha, aged 81.
i who came from Winsted a short time
ago. are dead at their home here to
The deaths occurred within a
few hours of each other, Mr. Clark dY~
lug during the night as a result 0
would be automatically revived. The ' shock suffered very recently. and Mrs]
- , Clark succumbing to pneumonia.
BRISTOL, Jun.
day.
II I"
Rostrum lot-Mayor llcnles l~‘.vlu-1"lt'ttt- of Poughkeepsle, N. Y
i112 That (healntorv Bll~,~1.
“Former Mayor
John 1' iizgerold today took the stand
on '11 $60, 0011
nlnnc.
room.
I never did.
ed.
”the“
Jan.
against llurty K.
or of the lt‘ornct'oft inn.
that ho. had over kisscd Miss lil‘nn.
0n the stand yesterday.
Mullen testified that the former May-
or was one of the four men that kiss-
nd the plaintiff ut'thc inn. The form-
cr Mayor hurl requested that he be
put on the stand. "1- mid ho had
been to the l’crncrnft Jnu, hut ulwttya
DIDN'T KISS "'l‘l tt)l1l.lvis.“
'21..
in the triul of Miss lilizubcth M.
breach of promise suit
Mansfield, proprlct-'
Q Did you over his: .\Ilnl “you? A.
14.11111 you ever not- unlbody ki-
38. 3.)“? A. 50.
The witness was not crmwoflmln- n“ all“. mm on Juno ill. 1.".
Harry If. Mansfield «1.111.111 l-
the Mt. 11mm the for." ”nor
lllt'tl with hand and plum , ‘ .1\. C. .\.. guaranteed
ntaltr'lalls Ul ttilurzlstlllg t‘Ulr Glflflhflflls i'catl'lcrltruol' 'l'lt‘kltlg, 38
11101110 states this . (“”- Vil'm‘ 5L 50 liikll- “91"” Host quality Apron “1112- inchcs with; value 25c p'cr
nucc 1 “'l‘llt ‘ f1__<_<' ”98¢ l1n111;1";1lut 'gc pcr 3.:1r'1l. yard. tharuntc Salc 1 rice
Sale I’r'ltt' .. 5": . ................. 14¢
stated
WCUS AURELIUS COL—
UM“ DAMAGED IN
wfiflifl“? . ' '
' R . g
1 t 1 A ,. E m
’ 'l'hc Bar ' ' ' '
,. gains ofl'cred to this sale are far too numerous to mention tl ' '
‘ . . _ tcrcforc w' '
L 311d) advertise values.“ random, hundreds of others equallv attractive ' will he iot'ri'tl
1' ~ 1 ' . . ' - '
4‘ . 10111: out the store it Will 11.1) you to come and take advantage ot tbcsc wonderful I
4 121 ms. .. H
9. W l!
4 4 A"
Sunshine’ Silk Royal Wooster llres den Ribbon 1.
Pemcoak Come“ “5 111cbcs \l'ltlt‘,. printed! l4
‘ .\ high grade. lustrous .\ smart model of «listinc— "Sink" regular .l'."""' «39" 3"
Silk. strong and durable: tivc design, expressing fash— 11m.“ "hm ' curaucc Sale I;
The Marcus 11111111111? 'éi'l'un'i'n madt httctl top flouut'c. ion's newest mode, graceful '''''''''''' 19¢ U
. _ l1 ' ‘ g , . 1 ol' tiucc rows of pleating: lines. gently curving waist Women’s Pure Ll
0m 0‘ ‘ “ famous 11011115 0‘ 111- thc ltcst $1. 50 taluc _\ct 'md tomfortthlt bust “en H
. . ’ . . ' z ' _' , glv- - ‘ ‘
l:hfl::1::lts'{d:liiag:«l'l);'t'l'1':-"t'far't'l'lt show 11 ' t 'lcalaucc S'alc lug ample support, yct frcc- Handkerchiefs 1'"
- , _ , . .
quake of Jan. 12 The column {5 i ricc ............... 98¢ (:O‘I".a"°\'? the waist. ic llit‘llfjtllk‘llt’d._ will hand a
one 0f the cot attractions of a""""‘ trnnmuigs. support- cm "0" ”C" "mm. and "
Rome. and i? uell known to Bath Robes crs‘,‘\vork1nahnsh1p and hm '("lrca'h' regular "Ute .. ' J
_ . . 1 _ ,. 1. hmm arc t c some as in » caraucc 52110 Price; g
’331‘“?:}:‘:i‘t“:‘:v:xl»‘}‘ hall-Ml" 1",“ Matlc 111' best l’tcacnu blan modcls costingr TWO M 9 1’ é
l'olonna' '1, 'is '1 3'0]; ' “Ilia/1'? kt‘ts. I11 .mtttull) trimmed AND 'I‘HjRFJE TIMES AS en 8 and women 5
,. . .". '1 . “um... 1 ‘..
cxtrcmcly 11111111521111; and was. 1 ."'."' 111111 tusstl . made hill ll. tlcarurrtt Salt Handkerchiefs
‘l'C‘lt‘d ‘ > “I .. . \ 'l' _ to mil .11 1115.110 and $0.00 l’rlcc $1,00 Hull l':\lR -. .
:(Hb‘g‘, \,)]x_ 1111;11:5{1‘1‘1‘1—1 .111, "”1 H1 .11.11111 5M“ l’1icc f lll'mc 1111:1l1t'11. l11'111stilol1t-1l,
'-~. '1 cum 1. .............. ' 11 sizc: vuluc "' :11] 8'
l'nsfi'll 0' t'.“"l"."" "'Ll'h'l "'1'“ k' 0' ' $2 49 Plgnnttllnled Steve 1 (‘ilvlr L'!t'nr1111t'c'.'\'ztlt" l"ricc'
111m 1c. i s 1'1s' rc 1c 1 1p11111115< c '110, or 11111 cr- ' '
the victor,v tllc cmpcrm \von iu' M9“ 8 and women 8 “"“” drt‘SC-‘V‘tm "31“" 19c ' ' . 6 for 19¢
(icrmany. The top 01' 41“. mouu— Umbrellas pcr _ vord ( lcarm1cc.'alc American Prints
lucut ’5 ”NM“ "5' t“!”'?"”~" "'0 1111c "lullil nut-ring unlit ' ritc """"""" 12" Q 4'0“) ."‘” L" 5"“ ll'iali‘fi‘.
""1? 1“" ‘1“. mmmty ,\ :1 mp ribs l‘ill‘llfll’" lramc largo fl III' I] Challi new Ammicau ("abbot-L».
('lilLVEl stutpc oi St. lmtl platctl 1s~ortuuut of natural wood a 0 es light and dark Colors: '1';1‘11c
lit‘lt’ by lopc Sixtus \."|i1c:md fancy trimmed handle.“ ~\ll new 1915 gllcgigng; va- (to and 7c pcr 111ml. (flour.
'12:"? lunghl of the llklllillllt‘lll 1s \"1luc $1.00 1111] SI. 35 c1111 luc 11c pcr vartl. t'lcalaut'c zincc Salc l’r'icc, ...... 4’14.
, [.1 ccl. , \' , 1 pw' Salc Price .33 . - '
c ___ _,_._,M____ , (f'ltmamtc nit. [1'1ct 9¢ '¢ Plain Gmflhams
' onuscrtcur COMPENSATION 41 C P a'] li'n' 'i' - 1" ,1.
’3‘ orse‘ COV ere es ‘ 1 1 1111.111) 11111114111
ACT TO BE USED As ”OPEL ll erg 36 inches “itlc light 'lil(l L "“""”"’.">" for (lrcsscs,'1'1'1111-
—-——-— a; —l).111‘1t_\ slxlcs of ”111111 (lt- (larlt fint' ( urlltv; \q'l‘w pcrs, c112: valuc IJ l—3c 1101‘
Colorado Ind New Hampshire Will. 1" sirublc 111:1tc1'ials llzllllliurg‘ '2 l_',(. 1r va'rtl ['ltflngplv .‘ill'd- t'lcumncc 5'3”“ Price
Patern Statutes Alter That - .' .uul l."ut ll'lllllllt'tl; valuc 591‘ gum, 1'r1'1'1'- '8X ................. 83;}(9
Now in Force i-gorc. - 9! and (.11). .1111. ('lcnraut'c """"" '10
That the Connocticuli \l’orktnans'- [l Sulc l'rit't' ........ Linen GueS' Towels
Persian Lawn -~
(‘0mpcnsatlon Act has hccomc known I} “WNW“! importcd. all
throughout the toilet! 511111111 111, h ‘ combiflaumls' .15 inches uidc, fiuc slic.1'l.iuc 'i'oucls handsome dc
mldeucod 1,, ”K. 111 .1 44,,“ the amt Spltmlul :1w11111111111 1111.1l'111'; Hill“: 251' pcr _\'.'.11d signs: valuc 5c cach th'ilf“
ployecs' Compensation (‘ouuuissiou oi 1' 4111's ll'lllllllt'tl “m, stal- ( leelancv Sal'- “It-t" 12 (3 3W3“ 1 CM!“ Prue, ~19¢ '
Marquiselte
Imps. 1:111 ctlp't 31ml \okc 0f
Galateas
Edward \':1l. l;"'1tt . vulut $100 to
th t‘ 1111 tic 11 ct $1.511 curb. (ltnrtiutc 7Salt' Light and dark stylc': for 1\4{’f:)‘1“'\‘\":1 \l""tl1fi":' ""'1'1'1'd '1
l' U W‘ i it .I‘.. .' ‘ .... ,,., _. :58 (“05. .
The Now Humps 'm' """"""" ','('.:.""".fr':1s “(E'I'L'r‘zllt' 1'1: curtains: valuc 251' pcr yd. g}
1111 Kimonos im‘. ; . 1 ‘2‘1 1W1...1.1»... 91w -
Feather Ticking
.‘tludc oi c.rcpc I111 clv trim-
Amoskeag Apron ..
(lcmant'c
Wash Boilers . .-
“NORWALK'S - BUSY CORNER" 3
.\'o< 8 and o. c\t1a l1c.1\_\-'
copptr bottom: valuc $151)
each. t it 11.11111: Salc | rit'c
$.1 19
Family Scales
\\'c1~"l1in'r up to 2.1 lbs l1_\
- ounccs; viluc $1. 25 each
Llcalancc Sale Price 95¢
. w.\‘\“
’1'}- U’
that pro.: ’
fifiiju- -..1 E on. 3)%W
_ (vellum several yours ago. There (1?...
[tolerable cruelty Wthh She claimsid dispute over the hill, and it has
1 1908 and ttgreed before Attorney Paul 1. Miller
date Shelthut Mr. Dclbridge should Da\ the
continued until a recent
asks the custody of the two children, 5“” °‘ 3150 MP- De‘bridgo met two
;m1'ments. $50 and S3 0 but Mr. Gulf-
Charles 8-8“ 17 and William aged 11.1 ney had to sue for the remainder. T1111
Mrs Mary Luquer of Bridgettmllcase was heard by JustiCo Munich-
yesterday filed suit against Joseph Who found for Mr Garfney. 11
Lang, charging him with attempting
to gain interest in excess of the legal FALLING [Am "nus
12 per cent She states that she took 1 ”min“: [3 “mm:
a mortgage for $600 and that Lang' 1.
made me ”we” "a“ that R was m Save Your Hair: Get a 25 Cent Bar
3800. All attempts made by her to lie 0' Danderlne' Right Now.
redeem the mort a were failures, ~
8 go ,1 Thin. brittle, colorless and scraggy
she sets forth, and asks that the court1 h
award her damages 0‘ $6,000. ”1 air is mute evidence of a neglected
_ 'soIln; 11 dandruff—that awful seurf.
There is nothing so destructive to
_WHAT SHE WANTED' Ithe‘hlil’ as dandruff. It robs the hair
!
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DRAW NET CLOSER lN
HUBERT B. CASE MURDER begun about January
Advices received from Winsted state
that the not of circumstantial evi-
1 demo is being drawn tighter about
the men accused of the murder of
Commissioner Hubert B. Case, of
Barkhamsted. 011 the night of Novem
ber 28, 1914.1t was stated yesterday
that Harry Rowe, held by the police
admitted
yesterday that he went to .Winsted
on the night of the murder in re-
'sponse to a letter from least: Williams.
of Bridgeport, one of the men held in
'connection with the crime. 'Rowe is
'Bald to have admitted that Williams
and himself committed a robbery in a
3”” ”me a“ ”“93 “ma" “ W” “1 will“ to slop my baby's cough."'1o11u lustre. its strength and its ver)‘
:sted. but he averted that he knew said a young mother Tuesday, “but i sure; mutually producing a feverish-
1nmmng or any murder. ‘ ‘ won’t give him any harmful drugs She' nose and itching or the scalp, which
‘ bought Foley's Honey and Tar Com- if not remedied causes the 11-11 mot-
pound. It loosens the cough quidtlyum shrink. loosen and die——then the
lstlm‘ulatel the mucus membrano- ond hair (Ills out fast. A little mutterin-
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NORWALK MAN ASKS DIVORCE
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wouldn‘t know her if I saw her. i ’
Minn [hurt out in the front row of
the almcttttor'n seats in thu- court-
HII Deserted Him.
Suit for divorce was tiled in the rut. yo.- “1. y, .1. mm»
18W_murl today by \llllllm H. ‘
Tota- ol Not-walk against Estella
lib, Tatum. now of Philadelphia
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