n, 1915
THURSDAY, FEB.
THE SOUTH NOR‘NALK EVbNILIU o.. ‘Il'ii‘iili.
Indies White Ms .
W
In Gowns. Drawers, W,
Princess Slips and Communism
Skirts and Drawers
Innis W hill
am 6. P. flfilflll l
.A new and- complete assert
Insane .
marine-two HOTEL spools. ‘
soars soawaur.
EXTR AN VALUE‘
Valentines” tor Children
to each.
DONNsItvsi
16 SOUTH “IN STREET.
N NE
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: linsettied
tonight and l‘h'iday; warmer tonight.
A trough oi low pressure extending
from Kansas northeastward to .‘vlichi
gun is causing unsettled weather With
a decided rise in temperature in the
central sections. Pleasant Weather
continues along the Atlantic cousin
Freezing temperatures extend as far
South as Georgia. The only places rc-
porting temperatures this morning
were Nortbfleld. Vt.. and Greenvillc,
Maine.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
high,
I cnlpcr attuc: Low.
lo. t lIaI
The regular weekly meeting of the
Ariston Club was held last evening,
routine matters being considered.
I'Mrs. Erastus Ketcham. oi Amity'
\‘llle. N. Y., is visiting her son Silas
fitchamp". Chmtnut slrect.‘ ’
1 W" l‘
Robert Boyd. of 55 Elmw 00d av,ellue
who has been cohilncd to his home
with a severe cold, is able to be out
once more.
- The latest player piano rolls, 15¢.
each, 7 for 813:). Studwcil Piano Co.
Mr, and Mrs. John Kane haIe re- ‘
turned to their homo in Bethe], after
a Visit with Mrs. Kane‘s mother; Mrs. .
James (‘osII-llo, oi Putnam avenue.
The meeting of the NorIIalk llos-'
pita) directors,- scheduled to be held
last evening in the Norwalk Club, was
pontooned until next Monday night.
Mrs. Louis Thatcher. who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. H, R. Bulkley
of Hillside street, has returned to her
home in Highlands. N. Y.
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.Miss Kate Polllcmus, of Washing?
ton street, has left town for New.
Yorlcgcity. where her niece. Miss lda
Hutchinson. .formerly of this cit!
suddenly died Tuesday evening.
‘Mrs John Crawford, of ll Cannon
street. entertained Miss Ruth Torn-i
’linsou of StoolI‘bi-ldge. Mass. one of
therartists who appeared at the con-
cert given by St. Paul‘s Men‘s Club
last evening.
Charles Greene proprietor of the
: black mith shop on Steamboat P‘.ace
I [New York
. pairing of Boston street.
today received a telegram informingr
Child of the death of his mother in}
Poughkeepsie, N, Y. Mr. Greene has
, left for that city to attend the timer i
al. _
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It is said Miss Molly \Valkner, oil
mllliner to fashionable
folks, who recently figured in an in-
teresting affair in South Nor-walk, has
requested local people to furnish hen
the names of all the city officials and i
the members of the police i’orce.
The Catholic Club's annual Lincoln
’Dtty banquet will he held this even-
ing in the Royal James Inn Many:
prominent speakers will make inter
eating addresses and the event prom-
ises to outdo past banquets which
have always been all that could be
desired
Mayor Francis 1. Burnell this after-
noon announced that he has called a
special meeting or the Board of Es-
timate for Thursday evening of
next week at 8 o'clook. At this time
the board will consider the Council‘s
request to r .Ipiv 'Irlate $2 000 to repair
the fire all 111 system of the First
District and to give :1 too lol- the Io
‘ IIxists,
lcurcd by creating another monopoly
‘Mrs. Clara White.
‘thc verdict .».I regarding it
.slIIIItlIII.
‘ port
fn'lIul point and III-lit out as .illi.
isnfarilmhfnt
WASHINGNN, Feb. 11:436th
Helm. of Connecticuu yesterday
raised his voice ‘in' the Senate
Want the administration dripping
bill. “The bill," be said, “is the
fourth act in Wilson's tragedy oil
trade, of which he is the author and
in which he is the hero. in the first
act be destroyed the protection of
American industries.
act he shot at high finance and
1missed. and apologies have been ac-
‘ cepted.
In the third act he shot at
‘big business' and hit ‘little busi-
ness.’ in the fourth not we see him,
pistol in hand, threatening the Amer-
ican merchant marines "
While Democrats are declaring the
bill a blow at the shipping trust,
suits against the trust.
the senator said.
it the trust
it cannot ho
of government shipping. Saying that
the mere words "Socialist and govern
‘ IIIent ownership" did not frighten him,
as he Ioted for the Ala. lka gmcrnment
railmad, Senator McLean warned the
SInate that the passage of the ship-
ping bill would put the country"ovcr
the falls, down the rapids and into the
sea of government ownership" of the
means of trausporation and sources
of production. lie warned the Dem-
ocrats not to “use dum bullets" in the
tight.
Mr. McLean denounced the bill as
unconstitutional. unfair. undemocratic
and nil-American, said it was ”full or
ugly dreams and ghastly sights,“ that
it deprived American shipowners of
property without adequate compensa-
lion; that it would drag this country
Into war. that is a piece of “Moth-
IIr Goose statesmanship," that It
Would benefit nobody but men given
.oillce and employment under it.
Describing President Wilson as a
“college governmental scientist. rapic-’
ly leading his country to a soaft’old'
of his own construction." Senator Mc~
Lean quoted from the President's past
utterances. from Thomas Jekerson
and other authorities to sustain hisi
topicalllos to'lhe‘ uni
The President,
Mr .‘vlcliean said,
lstlc cotton loan proposition was up
aIld defeated at the last session oi
Congress. “but now he passes around
,the ripe rcd apple of socialism for.
‘ Congress to eat "
J'l'l' Y ll.\S \ It it!) THE: luau]!-
l.\(i A l’llUl l~2|t \lelHHC’I‘
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Judge
diet of $100 and Will AIlIln-ss
Juryincn Today on llyIlI-
(‘nI-Io.
After lilol‘t‘ tlI: Ll) six hours‘ deliber-
lltioll It suporim court jury brought
|lll a \crdlot 0i $l00 dunllttzIs yester—
$lo,uoo suit of;
day afternoon in the
of (I‘Il‘tlt‘lliHI‘h,
aillst Dr. Fritz Hyde.
Judge, .l ll. Webb Infused to record
:15 sub-
‘ltl tl'Iltil't‘tl the jury to re-
IIt 10.15. o'clock this
III;-
in CUu-L
morning.
Wanted "Minimum“ Dannie-cs
it was just before noon when the‘
.l.2 jurors tiled out of the courtroom.
Sholth lI Iforc 4 oclotk they asked
the judge, L r institution on II iI-cll-
.\ 1"0II
IIIinutI-s bI-i'm'I- 6 o'clock tlIIIy sent
\ludgc WIIbb a note which v35ki‘di~'l
‘ \VIllIi Inc the. minimum Iinnluucs
we can aim in this cusII'.
Judge. WIbb immediately called the
iuly .into wait and instructed the
men that there Was no rnlnlmltin set
by law ill the case although there
was It maximum oi” $10,000.
He explained that it was always
diliicult to express the value of :1
man '5 life in tonne of money. lie told
the quy that if it decided the eIl-
demo warranted ilndillg for the plain-
titT that it would be proper to award
It substallial sum as damages.
The _iuIy IIIIIIIIilII-d out II Tow min-
utes and was called in to be dismissed:
,until today. 'lhcre “as a hitch of IL
couple of minutes and tho foreman
In the second ,
Mn.
.\chean said that the attorney-gem]
‘eral has dismissed the government's
“declined to eat.“
the forbidden fruit" when the" social-,
“’I-bl) lh‘l’llp‘a‘s to Accept Ver- ‘
manuals
illitliiiiilttl
s5“. .loIle, N. F.. Feb. 11.!The
Reid Newfoundland Company in 1913
has been purchased by the Russian
(internment for service as an ice-
breaker in the White 963. The Iesnell
Ewiil replace the tanadtan Govern—
mum ice-breaker Earl Gray. which,
proved inadequate to cope with theA
uIere conditions and is new frozen in s
_at Art hangel The Linn-use has sailed 1
for Philadelphia. where. it is said nhe'
will take on supplies and passengers}
before preteedim: to P‘.urope
The lantluse has been Iunnim; be-
, cell Port aux Basques. at the Caspar Mettler. New Haven Drink-
mutthIst extremity of Newfound- ill .
. 8 (UP-
lzlnd and North Sydney. (‘. it. and J h \i l' . ld H i \.
has shown herself sufficiently power- osep ‘ oma ‘11 ' " sor, ‘ ew
erful to ploy through the lee of \‘abot
Straight and make nightly trips
throughout thr- wintcr months. The
stI-IImI-I legistcl's 1.616 tons and is
.l {III-t long
UPTON GRANTED A DIVORCE.
Former South Norwalk Resident
steel steamer Lintrose. built for the:
l Albert P Dunner. Bridgeport, Chirst-
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I‘ PATENT RlGHT8 ISStlED TO CON-
‘ NECTICUT lNVENTORS
The following were issued Feb 9,
1915.1.Ist furnished from cities of A
'M Wooster, Solicitor of Patents,
lBridgeport, Conn
mas tree stand.
Walter B. Usher, Bridgeport, t‘hain
tire grip.
Clinton E Woods. Bridgeport. Cai-
ihrating device for speed
for talking machines.
Simon Lake, Milford. Ballast con-
trolling apparatus.
Robert C. Cole,
switch,
Perry R. Griest and E_
New Haven, Safety razor.
indicators
Hartford, Electric
.l. lioyler,
Haven. Fruit and Vegetable juice ex-
presser. i
Frank 1. Kimball, West Haven. Pad-
lock.
George A. King. Waterbury" Tack!
lastened button. ,
(‘larence E, Smith, New Haven,
Hinge. ,
ClaIMed Wite Guilty of Infi_ Oscar .Iiobsrg. New Britain. Dis,
(“th play stand Idesign.) l
Arthur H. l'plon yesterday was Wallace 1“- “13““ “150“”- ““1
gl‘ante II tll\t)l“tl from Julia Pcrley for strip material. l
l'llton, by Judge Milton .i. Slillmway.
in the superior court at Hartford. Mr
and Mrs, llpton are well known in
this city, having at one time resided
ill South Norualk They now live. iil
New Britain. Attorney John J. t‘un
eo. of this city, “as present at the
trial. representing; ills, lpton. who
was absent. Mr. l'pton was represent
ed by Attorney George J. Stoner.
The woman “as charged with oils
conduct. and much startling testimony
was offered. particularly letters writ-
ten by Mrs l’pton to a man with
whom she was traced to 3 Springfield
hotel by Louis J, Webb, a detective.
Attorney Culleo spent some time ex"
amining witnesses who appeared
against his client. it appears that
prior to the action tried yesterday,
the husband had brought II former ac»
tion. naming the same charge, but at.
the request of his wife. he withdrew
the suit and temporarily forgave her,
The case attracted considerable at«
‘ tclllion locally,
58,369 m PERMITS TODAY.-
Pcrmits covering work to cost over
$3.369 were issued this morning by; Tonigbt' Clean 19m" Bowel! andi
building inspector Clarence 1.}‘inI-II. E"; HondaChu, Colds, Sour
’lllo pIIImits lollow: . ‘ ‘ ' ”I Stomach.
. 'l‘o GI, Fabrizio to construct a 9.1.3., Get a iOcent‘ bofi
”Wily 5mm. house. with six rooms; Sick headache biliousncss dizzi-
inmn' m.) Westporl avenue for. A'i‘ness, routed tongue. foul ‘taste and
linen. Lost “400' 'l‘oul breath—always trace them to
To l’alscy Raulet to erect additions
on tho hon. e owned by Michael DcI
l’ictl'o. Cost $250.
Michael .I. ltiordon to build‘un eight
,roonl house for Mrs. John Manning.
,oII Berkeley street. To cost H.000.
To M, J. itiordon to make additions
to the house of William Lee Ward on'
' Hickory llluff. ’l‘o cost. 51,569.
To John Ayers to build for
t‘arric ’l‘ristrum, on Quintard
, Burritt menus, 3. $2M.) garage.
’10 Hannah t‘inque to. wire
Ihouse of James Kelley on 2
1 street,
\irs i
and l
the
PODD
and the new house build by'
Stephen Ungvary, on 132 West street.
To the Specialty Manufacturingi
'tlompany to install a motor for Mr.
Marcus. at "V South Main street.
A:
; 'l‘o P. ll. Fielding to wire the resi- I
'chIt of i“, it. Bent 16 Hawkins ate-
lIuI-I.
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iNDUSTRIAL BOWLING LEAGUE. l
Lolnlsbury & Mathewson defeated
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{the Lockwoods three straight games, SALE
last night, at the Palace bowling acad- -A
it‘lll)’. Score:
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i Lockwood Mfg. Co. Ow n
‘llIIIIIIlnto ................. 91 99 87
Therlault . ............... 91 84 100 P g
;.\i. liennesey ............ . 69 94 79 r0 ress
,Kvarcz ............ 93 89 100 '
..... .IlLouis Avrlck
Lounsbury I! Mathewson. posTOFFICE BLOCK
lilawson ............ . ..... 87 83 97 SOUTH NORWALI
iVan Kluch ............... 101 91 85
Rooney .. ...... .. ........ 102 100 93
lWiggiesworth. ..........114 99 123
IMathewson .......... . 98 127 111‘
DANBURY FANS STAGE BATTLES:
‘HEADACIIY. COSTIVE
‘the system is reabsorbed into
‘llml and that dull.
:tood and foul gases. take the excess
bits from the liver and carry out all
Urban he (l.
announced that a verdict had been D b I
Then the $lUt) bombshelll air dry ans have cocked “D for
w,“ pxploded ltheir benefit a classy little boxing]
————-—- card which will be staged at Selfert‘s
M'ENELLY'S ORCHESTRA AGAIN. Armory, in that place, Monday even-
Repeatlng its ability to draw large lug. It features Al Jordan, of Wales,
numbers. McEnelly's orchestra last and A1 Schubert. a Massachusetts
night filled the Armory with more than boy, in the l2-round final bout. Buddy
five hundred people. who always find ‘lI‘uIilkes, of Waterbury, and Young
great pleasure in hearing the concert. Jack Sharkey, of New York will
and dancing to excellent music. The travel 10 rounds in the semi final
program last night included several while Wild Bill Fleming and Steve
new selections Wthh proved very Dob Powers will tear off 10 rounds in the
ular preliminary. Th * bouts have been
The orchestra will return for Ethllerlarranged by Fro: lcolllns, Jr.
Monday. . , w... .._d...._ ..
~lf 3 bolts. a .IIg'n syrup than Fol-
ey’s Honey and TM Compound could
be found, we would carry it. ‘7. e khow
this reliable and dependable medicine
has given satisfaction for moretthan
forty years; thereto we navel-soften
a substitute for the genuine. Rec
ommendedior coughs. colds. crI Ip,
—llundreds of health articles ap-
pear in newspapers and magazines,
and in practically every one of them
the importance of keeping. the bowels
regular is emphasized. A constipated
condition invites disease. A depend-
able physic that acts without incon-
John ii. Reynolds, et al.
Sequence snitch.
t‘hristian i‘, Laun. \i‘aterville.
lain rod and bracket.
Trade Marks.
Sult's 'i‘extllI- Mfg. Co, Bridgeport,
Coats. cloaks. wraps and ropes.
The Allen-Spouse! (‘o., llartl’ord.
Silash cord and hiifill'i‘llaln fasteners.
The American Pin (‘0.
Hooks and eyes.
The Ansonia t). 6’.- t‘.
\\'oI~IIII and braided
and braids
t‘. ..l Rates A Sol’I tlIIIster t‘IIrtain.
named IIIIIIIiIIIIo articles ‘
Tho Ensigntiiilfor'd t‘o.. Sinisbury'
iI‘IIscs.
Tower II Scymour Mtg. t‘o.. Toni
ringlon. Escutcheou pins. curtain rods
and chains of non-precious metal.
The Seymour Metal (ioods (‘o.. Sey- 1
them, Safety plus. i
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Greenwich,
(‘ur i
Waterbury, I
t‘o., .Iinsonia.
webbing. tapes
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BlllOllS,——“CASCARETS" I
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torpid lI’I-er; delayed, fermenting food
in tho bowels or sour. gassy stomach. I
Poisonous matter clogged in the int
testincs. instead of being cast out of
the
blood. ‘When this poison reaches the
tlcliI‘ttlc brain tissue it causes conges-
throlibing, sicken-
ing headache. ‘
(‘uscnrcts immediately cleanse tho
stomach. remove the soul undigested
the constipated waste matter and pots-
one in the bowels
A Cascaret tonight will surely
straighten you out by morning They
work while you sleep—a lOcent box
from your druggist means your head
clear stomach sweet and your mm
and bowels regular for months.
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Our
' rrocx or
' RANGES
inthn molt minimums"
(HUGS.
STAMFORD. MAGEE
YORK... _ 1,4,], PERI ECT
' ACORN
Also Napalm-filo; “All Blunt.
Jones 81 Hotchkiss
tlonlpany
venience oi- griping is found in Foley
bnthanio :l‘dlhiets. Sold by all drug‘-
zllts.” .
whooping-~Iéough.’ I- "ii and law
grippe coughs. NI opiates. 3de by
all druzglltl."
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‘17Wnllls,:- .uorunlk.
'thut the union, by organizing; and prO-
,motinu a boycott against the lion's
. the injured
and Alton
‘argued the IIlIiolI'l cuss in the United
' 0‘: ti and 8 o'clock. A gathering of
llAllEllS lilill. 8.10
PM $290,000 Hill
itkluiinued from First Page.)
Mr. lawler said last night that he
had seen all members of the Connec-
ticut delegation except Representa-
tive Lonergan. The four other mem»
bel‘s of the delegation. Representa-
tives Malian, Donovan, Reilly and
Kennedy, Lawler said, had agreed to
unite in introducing such a measure.
The bill was drawn up by these
members and was presented to the{
clerk of the House yesterday. 'l‘llei
clerk, however. rinsed to receive it!
unless the bill was introduced sep~‘
arately by each member. This will
.be done todaI. 3
This propcsed legislation is resalded
1by many as the word remarkable th It
:has made its appearance at this ses-Jl
sioll oi' t‘ougress. So far as is known’
1no attempt ever has been made lit-219x.
,tofore to hale the government relieve;
priIate individuals of (laill'rt‘ies which,
have been levied against them on ac
hull of l) i‘. Leone and (‘0
the Sherman
antitrust law, charging
products. had
law which
violated the Sherman,
permits the recovery byl
party of triple IlaIIIuseI-z
{or its violation
The union («Intended [but the Sher-
man ist did not apply to orgullim»
tions. The (‘flSt‘ was vigorously {eight I‘
ii. Parker, of NI?! Yo. II.
States Supreme Court, which recently
affirmed the judgment ‘bl‘ 3:52.000 9‘.»
mined by the Loewe firm in the lower
courts. holding that the Sherman
law applies to labor as well as to
Other organizations.
“The suit was brought against in»
dividuals and not against the union,"
said Mr. lJinOl' last night. "The de-
fendants are almost all old men and
the judgment amounts to $252,000
with interest at 6 per cent, from 0c-
tobcr, ltol'l, which would make the
total amount about 8290.000.
“The action was brought under the
Sherman anti-trust law and it was
stated at the time the laIII'was passed
that it was not the intention of the
framers oi' the “NY to make it applies
ble to labor organizations. But the
courts held that it did apply to labor
organizations. For that reason the de-
fendants feel that they should not
have been prosecuted and that it is
the duty of the govIII-IIIIIIIIIt to pay
the judgment.“
_NORWALK METHODIST LADIES’
TURKEY SUPPER.
A rousing success attended the cf-
forts of the ladies of the Not-VI aik M.
E. Church. \\l10 served a turkey slip-
per. iast evening. between the hours
over two hundred enjoyed the meal
and paid compliment to the line cook-
ing. Tile tables presented a very 3t-
tructlve appearance, with bouquets cf
primroses 1n the center. surrounded
by candlesticks. bearing patriotic
shades of red, white and blue shades.
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iiAlt'l‘] Old) DE Pl TY SHERIFF
DE ..\D
mt \NII‘ORD tonu., lI‘cb Ii ”Do-
puty Sheriff Petcl J. Carney. well-
known ln Democratic clrclcs about
the state, died suddenly at his lIOmII
here today of pulmonary oeIicmia, to
attacks of which he had been sul»
lect. lie was -i’l'yeurs old. and had
scrvcd us deputy under High Sl orlrt's
’l‘omlinson and Hugo, of Now even
County. under the former for four
veurs and under the latter for about
cit-ht years. He also had bccn court
nfliccr in the New Haven county court
of Common Pleas for nearly eight
_vcars.vnnd was chairman of the Dem-
ocratic town committee of Branford
for twenty-(Inc. yours.
His wife and four children san’ive
him. .
WATCHES AWARDED lI‘Olt BIL-“'-
ERY.
WASHINGTON. Feb. ll.——A Senate
bill authorizing the State Department
to deliver to Captain P. H. Uberroth
and Gunner Curl Johannson. both of
the revenue cutter service, watches
tendered to them by the Canadian
(level r em for bravery in saving the
lives oi Ihe crew of the wrecked Bri-
tish schooner S.‘ A. Founds. on Dec.
16, 1910, was passedby the House
latelast night. It nowi‘gI-I-s to the
President. _ .
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Try an ad. in The Sentinel—Nor-
walk‘o leading home paper.
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Bridgeport. Conn.
The hot l)tl\ llllllllllu tIlIl of books Ilcll
Inaliuiactnrers sued the members oiling .
,Ihe union tor tliplc damages uIIIlcr'IIHr. 1
And these others.
drcssw
The Life MIIsk—raltthor of To
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HOWLAND’SW ’ i' f
Entrance on Main St., Falrfield Ave, and Cannon St.
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Clcudy tonight and Friday; warmer,
Thursday.
Feb. II. 1915.
lltclight'iul hours may be spent at the Doll Show.
There are some of the tiniest dolls!
biggest!
Then are a grist many llalltlsnlllt‘ dolls;
ill rich Ilothcs of Iorrcct \t)h
\nd old dolls as In” as III II
all.
Show lusts through this \\1"tlI\ Ilmilljr .\£llllltlll_\ lllj'lll.
\\ill H)“ (mm and H)“ fol lllt IIIII
you think tlII lust?
Silk Stockings $1.10
Some woman's lIt‘t‘ll I‘I‘I's III:II lie
l)t'l\\'t‘t’ll lllt’\t‘
.\uIl Mllllc of the
many 'IlI’I-ssI-Il
.it is rare full to we Illcnl
doll ill IIIIlI Iluss
lll'lt‘
(illtl otli' I'I'gulur SlRH
«illicit
t tors
in \‘t't‘
,.
'llt‘t'
‘ ‘ltlt‘l\lllj\’\.
I’Illl l.
count of violations of law. The beliei ii“ _I' IanII from tilt ~zlult lIl.Il.II :III .‘lx‘ like us II",
in \lasllingtoli is that the AlIIeriIaul In Its ill (1 pot]; on llzllltlsolllI Illlll \lllIllIliIl “ll.“m
Federation oi labor will be tound Ix- ‘ l'Iut»~ l hey are IlisontiIlIII-II “11111le ”f “1.1.1.15
2,erting: its powerful influence in behalfl \llM ks and we bought than at \le I i. ll pllII
for this legislation. . l1 IIIIk lllIl~ll_\. but .1 fI-II mh Home ”hind,”
it has been contended that IlIII Fli‘i P'elftct lli IIII_. I\;I_I but mm”. the ”ml“, \ 1mm.
~t‘orcemcnt of the judgment lll this} IIhiI‘h is usually slillllllt'tl upon IlII»m._ $1.10.
d‘ilSt‘ would absolutely ruin most of the‘ _ ‘
defendants and would take all the‘ 1"“ ”"k- “'5'"-
suvinss they had, besides tlIIIir llIillII‘~ ‘
TlIII nloveIIIIInt III lliivt'VlllP'utn'f‘l'll- Some more
mom asulme this obligation Is ba ’eulstories at 50C
on the colIteIlIiOII that t‘ ongresa noII ri
intended the Shirnlun anti-trust l:l\\l (me of the best (ll tlII lot Booth Tarkington's ‘ ':
to apply to labor organizations. tlsn‘i no“ ill all, Hm it “in h.- . 4
Tile Dilnlllll‘)’ IIIIse grow out 01' .litlllt' of the most Welcolui. big new novel— l
lboIcolt declared by IIlelIIbIIrs of the Thai nut" is The Red RIIIIIIlI—l
llanbury hattels' union against the MI; number of Robert ('halu 'l‘hc'l‘lu‘uloil. . Li
\ lI'lIIlI'l' l(l\'c shift.
with the l'rIIIIIo- l'r russiuu.
\\ littcu 1») :I llld>ltl -~iIII 'lar—
all in good “I,”
Ion lids .Nllt)\\ll t)\tl and over
his ability to paint II'ol‘Il-pit‘tltrcs
.\i. oi Iltlluau emotion.
I, . . N , . _ .
‘l .urott and (0., Harold MI _ “a,“ icbl‘uzu'v Hm; just m
(Irath. , , ' . '. .
(hm. I‘m“ a Timpflnmqg »lllllt‘ tor II \ :Ilcntluc gilt.
1 Judgment House Itiillwrt For 51.35.
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Cry in the \\'ilIch‘lII-s~~Walker. Near l";lil‘iII-1Il .'\\'t‘. door.
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Night RiIlcrs—t‘ulluul.
Finnucicr*Dreiser.
\it'Ill' lrillrfit‘ltl :\\'I‘ llIlIll‘.
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Machine for $1
The first pIII'IlIcIIt IIIIIIlc l)_\ II Illcuillcl' of the How-
ltlllIl scwiug—machillc club sends Illzlt‘hiuc to that luclll-
her's home. That payment is one dollar. All the I'L‘hl of , '
lllL llluthinc’s~ price is just its easy to paymior it i~ paid ‘
in small sums at IouIcuicnt intelIals.
llmIlleId machines I'llt llf‘lll mulling :Iud .(lllltlr-Hllil
thIII do men sort of home sewing illol'UlIIVlll) and
{I‘IIiorilI. inch is rrIIarI-Ilntltd fol years of scrIicc .
lht‘I Sell at $15 to 53') l lolluhly the biggest {mor—
ite is the lxcliuulc IIitlI autolIIIItiI lift and Illop lILIlIl at
stills»
$25. lhis, and all (llllll‘S, may he bought by Iluh llltlll-
hers for regular cash price but on easy terms of pay-
lIlcut.
Now is excellent time to secure IIIIIclIiIIc; it is the
threshold of Spring scII'ing—iimc.
Machines are ready. Chili rolls are open. .\t‘l
pl'oillptly. . '
'l‘hird lrltltll".
SMART SKIRTS FOR GIRLS. '
'l‘hcy have a flare that makes them clever.
'Somc have _I‘okes, some high girdle tops. >0lllt‘ :It<
tachcd belts.
They arc‘imprc‘ssivc plaids. unique l\\'t‘t‘ll\. tiny
checks.
livery one is an advance Spring: model:
tractive and tasteful.
Only excellent II'oolens are used and thcy'arc tailored
by experts. Thnt shows in their finish and "hung."
$5. $6 and $7.50.
Sccondiloor.
trim and (it:
“9 would like to have a lot oi mcu kIIOII hoII Ioni—
fortolilc and how durable Lurker collals arc. So we
make a special price for a short time. Instead of 2 for
a quarter, thcv are 60c One-half dozen.
Barker collars, except three or four styles of matlras
and soft collars, are pure linen and they are the only
pure lincu'collnrs selling regularly at 2 for a quarter. Lin-
cll. pure and solid, makes the coolest and nlostIchIfort-
able and best-wearing: collars a man can buy,
Try Barkers and know real collar comfort.
Right. of Main sircct door.
The Howland Dry Goods Company
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