\
. for all yti’i‘né’areibein‘g shown,
-
«- on Water street, at o’clock. The new-
‘ . l‘ianbury.
' young Nor-walk lady-is all the more
i :rniosv. AUGvST 3°: 19“ . ‘ d
. . L ...,..~tn3oc,knra——
Faction Blankets. ,
suds. $1.25 and ciao:
ALSO .
, Thérlew ._.._...—'-.
Outing "Ffailnfls 7
”In 59:, 75c.
’3
E. K BANKS
MAijAQKEMO HOTEL BLOCK,
. ‘Scuih Norwalk. ,
“we BOOK
‘il’ooliand ills M0ney
NOW 500 .
nounsttvs
STATIONERY STORE
1680. Main St. So. Normalk,
WEATHER FORECAST. .
, 3..-”..- .
For .biorwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night; Saturday unsettled, probably"
rain.
V Pleasant weather continues in the
eastern districts. The tropical storm
has“ moved slowly northeastward dur-
ing the last 24 hours and is now cen-
tral near Cairo, 111., with a barometer
reading of 29.42 inches. it is causina
licaVy rains in the 'Central Mississippll
Valley. " St. Louis reports 3.08 Inches;
of rainand several places report more
than. 2 inches. The front edge of the .
rain area extends as far east as Cm-
cinnati, Oi" ' .
wEATHER ’ A YEAR AGO
. ” ‘ TODAY. - .'
Temperature: Low, 73; high,
91. Rain.
, , ..
Miss Mary E. Kennedy, of Nouga-
tuck, is visiting Miss Nora E. ‘Ryan.
of iSelleck "avenue, 'East Norwallr.
,. Miss Mary J. Gollins, of the Post
Graduate Hospital, New York city,
is spending,“ a week at her home in
East Norwalk. ‘ '
o"
——Auto' service from your home to
the depot, a specialty. Schaub’s Phone
([68. I '1'“ 1
”’1‘
if
2 Stephen Laso, of “Main street, was
lint-en thirty days and ordered to pay
' he- actfial costs,“ amounting to 3855
y Judge Lockwood in the ”uptown
ourt this morning, on the‘Lcharges of
~ntoxicailon, breach of the peace ‘and
ssault. The offense was corfimitted
that night upon his wife, who made
libs complaint to the police.
‘I 1. w
l The next session of tennis between
ithe crack iKnob and Belleisland club
"teams, will be held tomorrow after-
noon on the Knob ‘courts.yThe tie
match between Stanley Baldwin and
George Smith, called last Saturday
because of darkness, will be among
the interesting matches to be played
tomorrow afternoon.
’ . -- - .
City officials ~ and ‘ newspapermen
left. on a tour ’of the Nor-walk harbor
oyster-grounds abOard the "Riple" at
two o‘clock”“~thls afternoon from the
downtown ‘ stehmboat dock. Follovring
the sail a bake will be served at.
Capt. David B. ’Deckcr's oyster-house,
ly appointed ’Oystor Commissioners
are the hosts. '
Miss, Cornelia Odell, of East avenue,
gained a signal honor on Wednesday
of this week when she captured third
prize in the amateur shoot for ladies
“at the Pahouioqué Rod and Gun Club,
There were eighty an.
trantsnnd with this large number com-
peting. the fine showing madeiby the
gratifying.
...___...-
l
P .
.-.'. far from the truthas the east is
from the west.
charter provides for the_ponduct of
the fire and police departments of the,
former cities of Norwalkjiand South"
Norwalk until the city “shall estab»
lish and maintain a police force and
a fire department for said fourth dis-filly
came effective the city council enact-3 lhe Arabic,
cd ordinances establishing the p‘o‘b’cefi heroism oi‘ his ens
department and the fire departmentlsevi’l‘al 0f W110!
for the fourth district 3.? the tsame! posts to the last to insure
uow.exist, A ‘
district. The ownership of the fire ap-
overrprovldod the first district would?
do the same; but thel‘mociihg of the
first district, which was called to con-
sider and not own t e r. ‘ ~
I h 91m” or thelavailablc for the work of {3380119. lb
_» have the taxpayers ‘
an:
a»
MM ,. AMERICANS MssM
liliiiill or not
to Wild ARABIC
(Continued From First Page.) . '
£77.:-
(Continued irom first M)
‘ mated, time after’tima‘thna I, as cor-
Wisdom-counsel: lat wit/1113’" 'meecmg ~ , . ,
,anged my ruling as to the fire alarm on board theatrabic have been no-
stem in the First Districts“ This is counted for. The fate of the others is
still in doubt, but as the hours length-
en since the hrabic met with swift de-
struction, hopes that the others may
have been saved are fading. ‘ ‘
The announcement that all but right;
hi the passengers were saved bore outi
earlier reports that the great major-t
of the missing were members "off
Captain William Finch, 0!};
gave testimony to the‘,
ineers and firemen,l
‘ 11 remained at their;
the safety.
and has since maintained; of the passengers, and probably sac-1
‘riilccd their lives.
the same at the expound oi: ibe‘fourth. Other survivors
lsay that the torpedo which rent the
4 several,
Section, :14 of the
trict.” Shortly after consolidation be-; ”l5 crew.
paratus and fire 'alarm systems haséArabic's him killed outright»
never changed, but the some are own-I men in the boiler rooms. The torpedo;
ed by the first, second and thirdgiis-i struck on the starboard side about 10o.
tricts. as fhpy were befom (.o'nso‘mflfifcet from the stern near the location
lion. Attempts have been made from. 01' ”19 boiler rooms . ;
lime to “me to have the apparatus The torpedoing of the Arabic has,
and equipment turned olér for the: Sliri‘cdlflnglaud i'i‘om‘cnd to end, 'al-vi
benefit of the fourth chariot, and the though on account of tlic comparative-‘5
sccmid and 1mm district voted to so ly small loss of life public feeling does‘
turn their fire department propertieslwt show signs of running as high as;
'in the days following the sinking of.
'thc _"l.uslianlu. That such a large pm,
portion of the passengers and crews
:have been saved in the short timm
committee appointed by the council: - . .
to appraise the fire apparatus etc grogardcd as better iorluue than might?
of the several 1 districts" “ adjourned have been BXDQUlt‘d under the clrcum-t
H , ‘ ’ .l twssdue to?
without even having the report of the stances. Apparent y i in-A
- ’* . ‘llle coolness and courage 0‘ U19 0 ,
committee road: The several districts.» - t- i Finch ’
therefore own the fire apparatus and: cars and crew, ”0m Cap A n '1
"ire diam; svstemdust as thev d‘d be ‘1 who ”mauled at his post until} just
.0", consolidation . ‘ n .,'. l i before the Arabic took her flnail
L The board of estimate and taxation: plunge. down to the firemen rhodfr':
'of the citv has made appropriationsed certain death to perfornltll8;1‘ :0:
* ‘ i ‘ . thir and a calm son a so —
and levied taxes for ihd two years ofii f:i::t:§alo‘lh9 outcome.
tho city'scxlstence, and'féach’ycar an} _ in Queeustown everything possible
appropriation has been made in the; ws s done today to assist the survivors.
budget of the fire department for, many 0! whom were without clothes or
maintenance and repairsnand minormwney. As in the case of the Lusi-
or tfiingorztirgi repniififhafie been made]: tania disaster. the citizens 0; Queens-
to l e is air ct re a unit system .
- ' town came to tbs ass
but the system has 13955.3“?! Jpoorrom‘ “rem, slid none “em w
dition.for many years a 3 requires,“ food and shelter.
rebuilding. That tlioVI-Lflrst district the survivors “manual-mg from minor
iifl“.‘.’§.i"%‘.ii‘°€'; iidiptiit tilt? We t... “iii.“ a...
l s . - n. .
. . ' is in a. serious con .
but i have advised. and shall continue With the main facts of the disaster
to advise against rebuilding the pro established. the English public turned
sent fire alarm system at the expense “8 attention to the possible effect or
of the fourth district while the ownen , relations between the. United States
shipof the first district. continues. I,“ Germ,“ Definite word whether
itbout cloth-
maintain the present fire alarm sys-I awaited with more eagerness than any
fem. The hrst district," as A part. of. other detail of thenra
the fourth district, isontitled to all}:0 be told.
the benefits of the fire department es-' washingtOn officials Anxioul.
iablished and maintained . for the; \NASHINGTON, Aug. 20.~Admln18-
fourth district; but the city may cast’ tratitm 0mm“; today anxiously await
a‘side the present fire‘ alarm system,“ details concerning the sinking of
and fire apparatus and install an cn-l the British steamer Arabic oir‘thd'
tirely new and distinctisys’tem and;\\’hite Stsr Line bar. a German sub
new apparatus, if deemed advisableimafine, Definite official. information
so to do. The same‘ppi'noipls appliesiwas sought as to whether there was
to the fire houses. They’fielong to thfiiloss of American um: and whether
individual districts. -1 sdvtsod against: the vgssel
was torpedoed without
replacing the old andl‘w'orh-o‘ut heaterj warning, as uno _ ,
belonging ‘° ”‘3 fir“ diam“ .bl' minors news ,dlspatchessaid that too
stalling a new'one at.tha,g;pense ofljnniericans were among the miss ng..
ma.
the fourth district, glwlbmew one lentic Infor
' ‘ jln the absence of out] 1 u,
would at 0“” become the DTOPENY 0‘ lion regarding the destruction 0 s
iho.._‘flrst district and for-which the
Arabic, onlcials reserved their con:
fourth district would be obliged .lO'ments, although the incident cause
pay over again, in the event that the, grave cone,
am here. Just what course
fire houses should ho f pitch over W] of action will be taken by 3122:1312:
the citv ‘0? the cost “ Vflich would “States government will be e. h v
. U « Ollld Mt beiupon only after official details a s
‘ buildin sign
be lost if the _ E ”used for§hoen received. ,, '
I 3 V V ‘ The last American note to Ger-
the sinking of the Lusitnia
' the United States
bl‘c‘s story yet
flbaratumethfmany on u! t
‘ ate ave warning a
dé‘tldn ragaould regard“"ss ,“deliberately on-
1friendly" any act in violation of the
rights of American citizens upon the
seas. The note stated specifically that
"the lives of non-combatants may in
put in jeopardy unless the
no case be
vessel'resists. or Seek to escape after
limit to an 0:3
being summoned to so
do the rmatterfo‘fh fl‘
the council and the . u
and taxation have on ‘ ,
L dilitlrdourtb tax-
ing district by arranging “txhave the
various :ilre proportion :oxclusive of.
the land and buildinizdhfurhéd over by
the individual districts for, the bene-
fit of the» fourth dist; tifor: nominal
‘ ‘ commissioners:
consideratibns. Th, _ i lamination." ..
of ‘theflfirst .distric .tgganrevented it there was no loss or American
(ms tidal-oi heartlan-
tus to the fourth disadbo obtain
some money to, use faiths“ reduction
at “‘9‘ first district Wilbur any lieved that diplomatic relations be:
money Obtained m‘ will they must. {WOOD the Unit“: States and Germany
this, hoping by here as unlike
lives, it ‘vvas regarded
t
Where “
Your Valuables,
* . -Siiouid lie. “
‘ Your valuablesshould have
Safe ,_.Deposit,e\ Practicum
.Piace themin our. Eire‘jiid,
Blush: , PM! Vaults“!
you knowtii‘cyare
Safe Dewaraoxecrci- {sot
attmbimrt’” “
come out of the mists 'of't‘he indi-‘l would be broken off.‘
,vldtiai taxpayers outing—fourth district, ' The attack [on the
iln this respec't,l bél'ie‘vléflthat the vo- general surprisehero,
tors and taxpayers of the-.tlrst district view oi the fact that no
are not in harmony with their com- trons
missioners. However, a: suggestion
has now handmade that the fire d‘o-‘
partment,,propertiestile; " over un-
as; an équalizstlonv‘it . 1:: meat,
and something may. he..nccompli§hod.
It is. not only possi t» reliable . -
“that I, have made "inié Nix: Iquo, ‘W “mm” between
andfdiscovorhthd ffi'bis enouéhy. .
glgio admit them. ""Afietmfibwevcrri .mi'thel' aggravate,“-
filml'v, span no dccssloh'tdl‘lilisnge any SALT LAKE, “ml";
' ‘Hulme;yNébdker, iwho
Arabic caused
gems circles he
W
ker, United States Marshal for Utah,
‘ Josephlrfia l
lstnncc of the suf—
A number of“
The fburth district is..not bpund to, American lives liad bead lost was.
racially reported. To~
1y that drastic action would be tat-V
en, although it there was it was be- ‘
particularly. in
hint had ‘como
the German Government .thst
submarine commanders would contin-
ue‘ tor‘pédoing "ships without warning
and despite frequent. reiteration in
f V ' re that in the future
wsfiliiig would be given. Officials here
"in hopes. therefore, that the already
‘ the united
States andsGormany would not, Do seas. 'Therei'
is)" among , the
list ofsurvivors ohthe steamer. Ara-
_ 01
H , \ebeker.
film "it
-. F L
is :4
scorn nurturing
. g ,
museum is" ‘
Pas: PW;
W110 headed the officers in pursuit Of
renegade Piste [unions , in Eastern
Utah iast winters
W’vonk. Aug. 20.—Two 'Amer-
icons were still unaccounted for today
in the'lists received here giving the
names of those saved frdm the White
-..isiiip Arabic. torpedoed and
sunk yesterday morning, by a German
submarine off the south coast of ire~
land. They were Dr. Edmund a.
Wood, of Janesville; Wis, and Mrs.
Josephine (L. Bruguiere, a wealthy
American widow, who has been living
in imiropc for some years, but who is
well-known in New York, Newport and
San Francisco. ,
The local office of the White. Sitar
Line had no record of the safety 01
two other Americans, Janics Houlihan.
of Philadelphia, and Thomas Elmore,
of New York, but the names of Houii-
ban and Elmore appeared on a list 01
sixteen American}. survivors received
fiy the State Department at Washing-
ton from LeWis S. Thompson, the
United States Consul at Qucenstown,
lrcland. -
churis to the Whiio‘Sinr Linc herc
showed that twenty persons in all of
aboard the lost llncr bad nut
Eight of those
those
been uccountcd for.
were passengers. ‘
The Arabic carricd 423 persons when
she left Liverpool Wednesday, 181
posscngcrs and 24:! in her crew.
A dispatch from Quocustown this
iorning said on the authority of (Jon-
sul Thompson that there were only
twenty-one American citizens among
the Arubic‘s passengers. Advices re‘
ccivcd last night placcd‘thc number
of Americans on board at twenty-six.
Dr. Wood, one of the Americans un-i
accounted for. is a loading Wisconsin
surgeon. lie was on his way homo
after completing a tour of duty for
the Red Cross with the British Hos-i
pital Corps in Flanders. Mrs. Drug-
uierc bcfore her marriage was Miss
. Sinner. iier stepmother.
Mrs. .lamcs K. gather, of San Fran-
cisco, left $700,000 to,the University
of; California. She married the late
Emllc A. iiruguicre. _
.QUEICNS'I‘OWK, Ads. 20, 5:45 a. m.
sonstao
HUlllted States Consul Thomp
ed this morning that there were twen-
lty‘onc American citlsens among the
cabin and steerage passengers aboard
libs Arabia, Sixteen of these have
been accounted for thus far.
Capt. Finch gape The Associated
Press afieldtlddfaccouat of the loss
of'the liner. . ‘ , . _ .
"We-were forty-seven miles south of
Galley licad at 9:30 .o’clock this
morning," he said,,“whcn l perceived
the steamer Dunsley in difficulty. Go-
ing towards her Lobscrved a
torpedo
looming for my ship,
but could not dis-
‘ccrn a submarine. The torpedo struck
one hundred feet. fro
m the stern, mak-
‘precaution while in.
There were plenty
deck and the boots
ediste launching.
had taken every
the danger zone.
of life belts on
were ready [or imm ‘ >
The 'oflicers s‘nd crew all behavedcx
celleutly and did everything puss“):
in the circumstances, getting pegp a
into the boats and picking up t as
in the sea.
“I was the last‘to leave, taking the
plans“; into the sea as the ship 1:
going down. After being in t a“ £0
tar some time 1 got. aboard a ra , m
‘which i also assisted two men at
‘\:::It‘aln Finch paid special tribute-
to the heroic conduct oi several en
glnecrs and firemen who remained as
their posts to the lust and sacrifice
their lives to execute orders from tire
bridge, thus insuring the saiety o! It to
passengers. Among those lost was the
‘ca tom‘s nephew. .
'lf‘he Arabic‘s commander spoke up
proclativeiy of the kind treatmegzaied
' b ssseugers and crew a
(tallied Y D ' d likewise of the
rescuing vessels an .
arrangements made tor their comfort
at Queen'stown. His chief regret gas
that he was not ablghto save the lives
every one onboard.
Din“ I’had been given a little more
time by thosubmarine," he said 1‘6:
grettully. “I, am satisfied} could have
savedfiverybody." . . ,-
n’NSONia. Conn, nag. . 20.4w
gaming the sinking of the,stoamer
‘Arabic, the Ansonia Sentinel says
editorially: ‘ . , _,
“The sinking at the Arabic without
warning by a German submarine must
be regarded- by thoughtful ‘ officials 'of
the UnltedSta‘tes as Germanyfs de-
liberate challenge or our demanddhat
neutral rights. shall. hormones by
the warring boiligerents upon the high~
' ' has been complaint be-
cause there has been no onswar from
desnyto’fhe‘ latest American note.
That complaint is no longer Justified;
This latest :Ge'rmsn attempt, to 9,9.
manhole Americans“ an issumgigm‘
FOR COATS“
Prices unresistable
u. Moiiaseh &» son
South Norwalk. ,
this business a single step further
would be to cheupen and discredit
this nation in the eyes or the world
for more it would be discredited even
by absolute mute inawvity. it would
ho to descend from diplomacy to bab-
bling. We should occupy in the eyes
of the world, the position of an angry
crying child.” .
Tonnmo'ron, Conn. Aug. 20.—
Thc Torrington Register says editor-
ially:
“Naturally, every l'uc‘ American
hopes that the Arabic incident will
not be found to be a German chal-
lengc for the l’nited States. but if ii
proves to be what it
President Wilson must. do something
immediately to demonstrate American
determination to back llpwits annomc-
cd policy." '
BRIIXlEi’OR'l‘, Comi., Aug. 20.“‘>0n
~lhc Arabic sinking the Standard says:
“Under all the circumstances. by the
measure of such acts which President
Wilson has himself dbclared, the sink.
in: of this ship was not only ‘d‘eliber-
atcly unfriendly.’ but it was malicious-
ly unfriendly. No other construction
can he put upon it unless the German
Government disavows the act. The
President docs right to withold action
until he knows all the facts, and then
he will act with the proper dignity,
no doubt."
4
v
. ..—-———————.—
confronts '
' * Mia IiNtlliRS
the Governor said: “it is especially
distressing to me, because the attack
was made upon the State's own pris-
onbuilt, not to resist the violence of
its citizens outside. but to keep" in
confinement the weak and helpless
convicts who were unfit for service in
the chain gangs of the counties.“
The statement, which with devoted
largely to a review of the happenings
at the prison on the night of Aug. 16,
syn attack on the place to get a
prisoner. could be withstood until the
Milledgeville militia could he called
The Roller 5. to & 25c sore
DOW appears “
when Frank was abducted, points out
that state officials bndbélieved that
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DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chlropncticds the definition of ‘the
cause of tho disdain and thé art of
adjusting the same. Disease is caused,
by a. wrench; twist or sprain in the“.
back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
linibs. g ’ _
'Chiroprsctors remove the cause of
disease and pain. health Is restored
:through harmonizing the nerve‘sys-
tons in your body. Female tronblcs
given special attention; also curvaturd
of the spine. ”roams never regret
giving the Chiropractors chance to
help you. ‘ “I
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. Francis, D. C. .
34 Washington at, 80. Nprwslk, Conn.
Entrance on Main so, Fair
ting comic to its at special pricc
It 15 an idcal chamber car b
all the year around.
ifcctly sanitary. norm irrwintd
land cool in siinimcr. I;
‘togcibcr and lays Iikc a carpet.
, "t l‘llrlllflll‘t‘ i
illoublc facing givcs if. double
gwcar. l‘icc from any odoran‘
_ icasy tthccp clean. ‘
fdcsigns. (if a quality usually ‘sio‘l
at 50c, 1 yard \t‘idc.
, attractive rugs arc in any molt
Graduate/from Palmer School, the ., '
ll. The out. The Governance,” however that .
‘ t‘ rible havoc of the h“ ‘ , . . d ‘
itisetfrbegan toscttle immediately and the guns that totik Frank worked out lsoovorer
shin about eight minutes. ‘ Well-laid plans so quickly that rests ,. _ _
B "My order from the, bridge “0‘“ “"100 WM inlpossi-ble. .. _, , , ‘ ‘ .
A . . . ‘ q _ I
getting the boats launched W23 $01“ng . Governor Harris gave out his state: Mid-Summer ' ' .
I - ' t after a conference with ‘th w . _ -«
be ed. .. Two WW3 caps 3‘3 men . e V
W 0 3' state prison commission. at which it- CLEARING _ >
home and.” the cemetery.
was intimated plans for an investiga-
tion of the whole affair would be dis-
cussed. - ‘
What plans; if any, were formulat-
ed, wcre’ not made public. The Gov-
ernor ‘had stated that he wanted to
get any information members of the
prison commission might have. As the
commissioners were filing into the
governor‘s onice, one of them was
heard to remark? "We would like a
little information ourselves." I '
NEW YORK, Aug. 20.—~Tlie body of
Leo M. Frank, lynched at Marietta,
Ga, was buried today in Mt. Carmel
Cemetery.“Brooklyn. The automobile
hearse and the machine carrying the
immediate relatives of the deadman
travelled at a high rate of speed over
the six mile route from the home 0
Frank's parents to the cemetery in
an attempt to elude newspaper ~men
and photographers.
Frank‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. [Ru-
dolph Frank, the widow, and Frank's ‘
sister, Mrs. Otto Stern, and her hus-
band, occupied the automobile that fol—
lowed the hearse. A dozen other rela-
tives and friends occupied three ad
ditional automobiles. ’ ’
"A crowd of» scarcely,more than 100
people Wars in, front of the Frank
home when ‘fhe body was'carried out
at 9:10 o'clock. Twenty minutes later
the hearse had arrived at the cemetery
and within 30 minutes‘from the time
the funeral started the burial services
were concluded. ' V ‘
About. forty curious persons word in
the cemetery when Frank's body at-
rived-and they crowded close to the
grave during the services. Perfect or-
der was maintained both at the Frank
on all Household Goods. New
and second hand. Everything
, sold at cxtremcly low prices.
“\. u
u. burrows“
Phone 419. ”NORTH MAIN ST
or!“
L
W
gait for cash price- for RED OAK
COAL.
THE WM. EFERON co, Inc.
‘3 Rowan St. Tel.441 Ellt NorWalk‘
lillIIMillli sin; *
" ~ ~ with coins
\iContlnued from first nosey
CHRISTIANI‘A, Norway, Aug,
2!, via .London,‘ 12:04 p. m—A
German submarine stopped the
Norwegian mail steamer Irma
within Norwegian - territorial
Waters ’ycsterday, but the timely
appearance of a Norwegian tor-
pedo"‘boat on the scene prevented
further interference with the mail-
shipfi. . r, .. -‘
in
“NEW ORLEANS. La..' Aug.
ans—The United Fruit liner
Mar‘owijne, overdue from Belize.‘
British Honduras, since Monday
Mrs.1mcille Frank, theWidow.‘ap~ night, had not been heard‘from
poured calm and restrained until the Md”- 7 H " ‘ " “
‘b’urial soivice had “concluded: Then ' ' ' "d‘ i ‘
she collapsed and was carried to an
automobile. Thessrv‘lces were con-
ducted by Babbi‘nilennder E. «Lyons,
of Brooklyn, and dtabblaDavid Marx, of
Atlantaw ' " i . .
. ‘ LONDON, .Aug, 30, 16:55 a.
mp—Two ”small British steamers.
the RcStormel and the Baron
Erskine, have been sunk by Ger?
mane? Momma.
Mrs #3350525 7' 5 ~
'5’ w
can ammo use
tbrmf
of .
“. Bath Cfl‘Wfl ,
Ave and Cannons; .
Bridgeport. Conn.
Friday, Aug. 20; 193
Store closes at 5 daily, except—
Saturdays 5 f
Mailings .
‘ soft and pliable
Several rolls of Ilorlgcs mat,
pet for.
It is per"
ii is “wad?
docs not break {it
tutors arc rose. green, bro
and otlicr shadow. in a varjcfy o
29c yard
Rag Rugs.
_ A line of dimity ray ”“5 with
floral bordcrs is particularly work
lily of notice. What an additioti
In all colors. sizes range finial
24 by 36 inches to the. largo ”
by I2. 756 to $13.50..
Axminster Runners. m"
'l‘lircc and onc~half yards ’loffg'l,
22 1—2 inches wide One of Weird
might first fill in a barc space iii
the ball or afford protection...tt§
the. larger rugs where thcyhjar F
most used. Brown and fan M:
turcs. . 313-5992
Third Floor.
“Grape« Juice Wssk” means
that all week there isa, 10c as
log on each three botlcs purchn
ed. An excellent refreshmeht,
llli liliillllil outdo
COMPANY. ‘ ‘
um,
i. :N ,,
YOU will want sever-aid
' , these good-looking Rugs
the moment you see then»,
They're different in texture from
ordinary grin, fibre or fibrin:
rugs; cost less and wear longer. '
1% place for 413;! evils arid
frequent washings aft harm,
them. . *
Every room in the house shool ,
_. " - have-a Congolesm Rug. Cami.
. ‘ in today addict us tell you a?
1...“: l. illitiilfi
AND sou COMPANY.
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ownsd by .J« COW .an
Limited, of Cardiff. ‘
The. Baron Erskine. 3,505
Her owner was the Hogarth
ping Company ovalasgo’w
Th' .Baron Erskinesailcd,
t
LONDON, Aug 20, 2:05;
——The Swansea ‘ Leadcr T r
thatthc British sunning iv,
York City‘has been sunk,
crew of thewi vessel has:
saved, ' i ‘
LONDON, Aug. 2o, 4:45
—-‘—_Official announcement '
made- to a
Spund. ‘
Were saved. - ‘,
: To HoNanowEneoc
~ INDIANAPOLIS“ 1nd,, .aug
The city'is planning to honor“
Whltcpmb Riley. on October f i,"
anniversary at the gfflooslor P
sh Booth.
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