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Evening sentinel, Thursday, November 18, 1915 · page 2

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THURSDAY. Nov. 18, 19:5

 

 

 

 

Summit Combination
R A N G E

II day petitioned

ARTS AND LETTERS CONFER- ‘
ENCE.

BOSTON, Nov. 17. —Prolllnent writ-
ers gathered here today in m
ties fol-the jolntsasslossotths Na-
tional institute at Arts and more to
morrow and Friday. Tonltht the mem-
hers ofthslnstitutowillhothsnests
of President A. lam-once lowell, o!
. Harvard University.

3 The institute medal. award each
'year to if citizen of the United States
itor distinction in some spatial branch

 

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'of art or literature will be given this
'year to a writer at fiction. The and
will be announced on Friday.

Library exercbes will he held on
1 Thursday and Friday forenoons.
Among those who will present papers
are Brand Whitlock, United States
Minister to Belgium. President Nich-
olas Murray Butler of Columbia Uni~
versity; Arnold W Brsnner and Wil-
liam Allen White.

 

~ALLEGES PARTNER WiTHHOLDs
PROFITS; ASKS RECEIVER.

Johu Ginepiero of Ridgeileld. Tues
the Civil Superior

 

hundred and five deer were reported

in an open letter to the Rev. Wil
[lam Delano love, president of the
Connecticut Humane Society. F.
Powers or Westp‘rt asks‘that in-
human treatment of deer be stopped.
The letter blows:

Is it possible that nothing whatever
can be done to arrest the inhuman
slaughter of our deer? They are, 0]
were, ovaluable snot to the State.
and from an econmsic standpoint, the
mount deer law is idiotic. Four

killed during the tint three months
of the new hw, an at. the moderate
estimate of 80 lbs. 0! venison to each
animal, the land owners have secured

 

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The Lights 0’ Home

1' ‘u' Lamp; Decorative andi'Practical.

 

the affair which is a charming thing to see.

combine with Colonial, Adam or Hcpplewhitc rooms.

The D. M. Read Co.

' Beautiful examples of the craftsman‘s art are seen in the Lamps,

Mahogany Torcheres which stand file or six feet high are

 

models for either gas

or electricity, which have lately entered the section for lighting fixtures.
TheEmpimShade has softly tinted silk, rose color. gold or green,
wire foundation and has decorative panels of figured or brocaded silk applied in frames

sliirrcd over a

of antique gilt lace; a fringe, a narrow gilt edge, a unique pendant or two of gilt finish
In several Sllt’e‘ for table or floor lamps.
A Copper lanai is a novelty. It is for the living room table, pedestal and all metal

work of copper, the shade of art glass in dull brown or green \ery pleasant to the t‘\(’5

thllil t‘aH'L‘il ill sll'lt‘ 1U

Boudoir Lamps, extremely dainty effects in antique brass. rel-d or il..r_\ mill shadcs

ouull 1th the appalllimeul or a is h 1 m] m
, . . 6 retail 32. 400 lbs of nutritious, ea th f silk , _ 1
Two complete Ranges in one occupying the space of one or ver for a wholesale an m to“ Mathew“ on“ $20. no r o Kiri glass .It IJI HI; fl]? llII'lWIXVI I "l 5
lmuor businese which he and Aldo 99 D k L ,- ' , '
hundred tor the carcass making 86, 480 95 amps wuh adjustable anus and shades, which can be lllrllcd to any nilglc.

Range at the price of one. Operates perfectly in combina-
tion or separately.

. CONSIDER CAREFULLY THE FOLLOW-
ING HIGHLY DESIRABLE FEATURES:

BURNS COAL, COKE, WOOD

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Casagrande conduct in Ridgefield. lief
alleges that on July 5 of this year he
paid $1600 to Casagrande tor a one-

half undivided interest in the latter's
liquor business and that the defendant
agreed to manage the business with

out compensation. Giune'plero claims1
that he has made repeated demands
upon the defendant for an account-
.ing but has failed to receive one.

 

 

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VGoldstcin wants to have his sister
I, return a one hell interest in some pro-
vperty ill Easton which be deeded to

the value of the three months slaugh-
ter, and yet the law makers. them
selves, do not pretend to say whether
the farmers may or may not lawfully
sell their venison.

This law may he called a law oi ex.
termination trained in disguise. Why
did the Connecticut Fish and Game
Protective Association remain silent?

the woods of gonnecticut. undoubted--

ly outnumber those which have been
reported_to the Commissioners. Howl

Electric Standard Lamps with adjustable shades.‘ These
room and arc admirablc for the piano. the couch or bedside.
Crystal Lamps for clcctricity.
Colonial bedrooms and sitting rooms. I If
Moderately priced ill accordance with quality.

Lump Scction. lower floor.

 

he wants. match them.

Calendars, Blotters and Novelties.

can lic moccd about tho

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Thcsc haw globc~ and pri~ms and are approprizltc for

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Wool Vests to wear under coats.

"l. or G AS EQUALLY WELL .u. t..... a mom... to .01. 3333.30?” 3W3" my“ , [
lect the debts due the concern and. one ‘ w pe .
TWO KINDS OF to straighten out the alfairs of the A M many years “0 a represen Aprons For occaSIOHS l Leather Noveltles
TIME IF DESIR FUEL AT THE SAME two. ”‘3: atomohfifnxmlifllelielflimm Aprons of the dainticst fashions clllilroidcl‘cd ‘ Beautiful lcatllcl‘s have been made into llscful
ED. 3m ““3 ' ‘ e W and lace trimmed, as handsome as one mav tlc~ articles. so very attractive that ii is a l)lt‘35llll‘
'( N _ _ WANTS PROTECT teclion then given the American M sirc. for waitress or parlor maid. . to possess and use them.
? o alterations of any It nd necessary when changing from BOSTON my ""1: 1:: T: "m ""3 mm um um ewes dam" l d S T 1 C
- - - ' ‘ ' - ‘0“ 0“ ed his ultr While in all prob-r “rmll 2 c an ac to .00. rave in uses fitted with '1] t ' . ~ ‘~
i coal to gas. Eight hole top. eight inch covers. four coal. declaring that the Underwood-81mm", arsenihmen did not know .n F L ,1. . d 5 A 5 3 Handkerfihicf Casest Portfoliils 0:15: $2255
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3‘ {our gas. nlons tariff has failed as a revenue “810 from ; all; hawk. his wish was 51 “Lacy ace rimme props, lgugdu or Cases. \
. _ . ”mm": “d “'8‘"! "“1 adequate granted and for some years the Amer- ’ l ' 5 p. . . . .
s: 20 Ind! oven so completely but": that length- over all is protieci‘lvgutarm" as s ”“8“", icon Eagle was left unprotected by Heidi Aprons with (.iibsoll bib and llrctcllc‘s. Soft Slippers, “Ill I‘Md' mm "'M ”n” cases.
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only 42 anches Made from new non excluuvely mower by .5: m”... .."’.‘::‘."'..:°:.’;°:;’;’:'..:":’» '"l'. "m '32? 3'" ”if: if.“ .u Bmalow Aprons. 5°C to area. Ammbfle Cushwns 0' Wk or ma." W'
; 4 ' Y your sy W0“ 01'0“ 7 leather, These have )ockcls
. an improv , . t .
“L;- ed pm” “1“ gives s 831005} velvety filiisll. the Home Market Club at its urinal investigate the hots and not rely on Kitchen Aprons, gillghani' or percahr, 50c. l
. r; ,. Nota gas stove attached. “99"“ here yesterday at which what some annoyed land owners R d p al A . ‘ ', l . k Cordovan Leather Bags, Card and ligtllcll"
i Thi . . .‘ nearly all of the New England Manu- may tell you, the popular delusion k0? 'd ere ° prons ”'mmc‘ “'t‘ "c tascs. Pass Books. etc.
.f I Show is absolutely guaranteed to give satufac- ,“cmlnfl centers were represented. um the deer or Connecticut have ”c m ' '5" Main cntmlw 1qu
. . tion. [f not satisfacto fte d i done t dam e to the tarmers' Black A as i th’ iii” a and no
i" ry a r 30 aye. we will take it back ' 5"“ “ pro 0" ‘ 0 W 5‘ 5 ' .
1...; an] refund your money save an: souol-lr saorncms crops and his trees could easily be , I Sweaters, Tam and SCdffS
.- a...“ ............ I m .. 'l he Christmas Cards i of Wool
- ‘ . , This deer law is supreme y u u . , . .
3 PRICE SET UP ‘AND CON. va'mllegzi" WOMIH Marts that firm but let that P035: “3 inhuman "9°“ 0‘ personal greeting. ‘ Winter time coming There are the most at-
. -- onus to Her Not E... is what concerns on most. It permits.l . l ' ' ' I i
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«3 NEC [ED C O M P L E T E ton Man. you almost demands atrocious cruelty D0 “0‘ “‘13.! There ‘5 " “09d ‘hsorl'mm j ”lam “Tu“ “ft on? mghc gayttollors my“
, Evidence in the case of lease Gold- by those who exercise its privileges: now from Wh'Ch to select Quaint and “mph ’ curl 0m 3‘ “mu )m d so t L prac “1 ncall
_. ; stein of Bum“ against his sister Mrs. Our wolmded crippled and dying deer dcsignfs to sent: to (girl friends, tfhc intilila‘tc ones. lcr tints that “car so “CH and do not show am
i Anna Income 0! Bridgeport. in which together with those now rotting in Mia“ fl” and :‘g‘l‘ “d “W ‘8' go: w‘“ mh)‘ ; Wool Scarves. long and wide, to wrap about
. n "‘ orlllal, )“f cor “I "c n " in“ “ at l the shouldcrs and llcck on Ionar rldcs. lams 10
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Iher seven years ago. was heard by
I Judge Case in the Civil Superior court

in Bridgeport. this morning. Judge
. Case reserved his decision.

5 Some years back Goldsteln and his

 

 

 

could one expect

it,would be other-
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Stationery Scctioll.

 

‘Mr. A. lawfully shoots a deer with;
shot. the deer falls, gets up and tries:
to escape. Mr. A. wishes to capture

' ‘ Irish Point Curtains

No more cffcctil'c drupcry could bc hung at a window—ill

 

 

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1 l? ?::lheris::uir.'§wncd 3 farm,in Ena- the deer and kill it, but the moment
' l” L u some trouble with he steps on the land of Mr. B. in pnr-i . . . . . . . . ..
.” , Louis and another brother. and they suit the wounded deer he: is vio~i (.uriam. It is always in style, it always gives satisfaction.
"' all a cured lat i ~o .. .. ' l. , , . , ,
3’ «mg: that i or n m" lilting "‘9' ‘3‘": 5° the deer 5°“ “’31 Nclv destg‘ns now hemp.r shown Ill “-1th borders, dccp corucr designs,
1 11 order to protect his .
‘g' , interest in the re t to the woods, suffers and dice and in,
if n to me dpftn§anf°xh “t‘h‘; a - due time will help to tertillze the soil.‘ $7.50 10 $15.00
5' i“ . .. . ._ .. .~ line ‘ _ _ ... .
r I ‘ ‘ ' Standing that she was to reconverirt The deer am as much 606,8 cram, New patterns in French Tapestries lately lirl‘th‘d. llnrd lloul‘.
s,“ Bfuutilul Bust and Shoulders to him later on tures as are the sheep or the cattle
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3. $1530 54mg: w wear oscientlflcsllv constructed .Mrs,. Lazarus testiil ed today that an: 31:51:33“ to the same humane‘
.. Thedragging welghtofnvlunmnflncdbnt not b th she purchased her . 00 5 - _ ._.._....._
§ ‘ slivmnsmusulu “mime coniouro! tlic 30min llcfilgllflf in the farm for $750 ”:33? 43:25; Is this deer law constitutional? l
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l" N rillnx‘l’thsg:l§tl?lf: igl'l'rfihitfizt); . in cash and having an agreement with very much doubt it and I respectfully
' f1, ., Om giggle :iiiiilii'u’mmfl of nunr " him that he w” .n "m. M n... .W, make‘ the request that the Connecti-
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“3‘3“?“ 3 imrslnlchzlitczhat“: W "w im- 3“ "I‘M “IN?" °“‘ “m“ 5””- W“ .0 the U‘ P E m. flab Glam an
F uracel'ullinclotllecntire upper body. Having his sister of Lon re 9...“, w“ , Goveililm' 3.113113811311311 lg suspend '15‘ . .
Thcyorciheilnlnllestand mostscrvicublegenncntsimui- of paying the balance She said she opera 011' o“ e ovemor -
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1‘ Final fill-Sill: “landfill cicn BdnzduwillP'“Wolohn.l'lTIh: later Durehueed the one half interest time or any he is powerless to grant
I“ "““L‘Sb”“‘“'°"pcm"m““w”"'“¢“"“‘°“‘m“°m- Louis Goldstein had in the farm your petition, immediate steps should ......A h m”--- -.. _-__ ...._. r_ . . . ..,.
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Si ‘ gall":‘i'ulflligl‘n‘slfiznyh‘lhglgrnvwiil.mmpileelilut'di-iigwfcoii. WENDY becoming the owner of it. be taken to determine the constitu- as“. 01 rummsgmng tins yenr Will! and inches, amoral Ocqucms of a This tlial n u as .tnlluullt'etl, \Vlll ho
. I BENJAMIN nJOIiNEs. 5iWamn$trceL Newark. N. J. in the summer of 1914 she had an tlohality 0‘ the law and to not no the relief of Belgian victims of war public nature are made and it is then folloued upon its (Ullclllslon by tho
£- " I ‘ ‘ ’ “ opportunity ‘0 99“ the place '0? $9; cordingly for whom the Dollar L‘hrslmas Fund plovidcd that the residue is to go to trial of Andrcu l). “0103?. on 80113115"
5 i w - 000 but there Fifi L ’i‘%- $5. . :3! may he the outcome of for the second year makes a special late Lnivelsity. to establish a fund.‘ of complicity in 8" enecl '0 5W
ceedings and the deal tell Jhroiigh. 9.“ endeavors. this unrlghtr appeal. ~ the income from “high is u, be 401le an Amelicun passport for Franz Rintc
; 0RD“! EHERTS BEER Wk“ “km by.Att0rney Cbmm’wn eons “a lawlwill :etexpu‘llgeiltgo: America has been spared the her dell equally between the academic, len. a German. under the 11:11:18 Olul‘lil'
’f ‘ Goldstcin's counsel. why she had new ”'9 statutes cos e are 3 0 y rors of war‘ we have been greatly law and theological departments. _ward V' Gates. Rintelen S“ e w' l “
f, - FOR YOUR CLAM BAKES er demanded “ receipt from her bm' stain c“ be oilseed from the escut- blessed. and to‘quote the words of i The other public bequests are: Con- SWISS “5390" b‘" “a‘ ‘m‘enbfx’filu':
1 l. lolfls MARY ConneCticut Avert E' that for the. money ”he alleged she cheon 0‘ our State. our President in his Thanksgiving necticutulsneral Hospital, New Ha Sh‘p and ‘5 at New“ in a" ‘3 I”
1 Phone 497 ‘ paid him, “'8' W“: as“ she did Very truly yours. ‘Proclamation last year “it has been veil. $100 000. to be known as the detention camp
l S‘Ok Agents for The Norwa‘ks not get one b 9 it was a deal he- . F POWERS lvonchsated to us in part to succol‘ JustullrS. Hotchkiss loud. the income “‘—
9 On Draught at Connecticut Ave. _ tween brother and sister and she Wesiport. Conn. . av 18 1915- ' in” swarms. m be Nd for general 1,031,113, pm. lFRENCH WANT HAND anemones.
E i - thought everything would he 9)]. fight” sins FOR SHIPS RECEIVED ; To those who have not yet given 1 poses: Home for the Flicndless New; PITTSBURGH NOV l7—Agents 0‘
i ' WASHINGTON Nov 17:33:; of make a very earnest appeal to send a Haven. Hampton Agricultural and} the French $0“!!!me have been fry
i‘ the bids by priiviile shipyards for con donation to aid the old men. the frail Normal institute, and the Corporation “’h 1"" several days ‘0 place an order
struction of two euperdreadnoughta‘women and the orphans of war in owning the lmwell House, New Ha 11“” for ““9 million bond “E“‘Xéefi'
‘ _ stricken Belgium. No mania {Thanks ven, $5. 000. To the First Ecclesiastl-i but. 'l w“ said by 5“”! men t “5"“
‘ authorized by the last Congress. sub that the have met with little success.
- 5. 'mltted to the guy today, fell within lgivlng or Christmas this vear will be cal Society (Center Congregational‘ y i made
the , less happy because he has remember Church). New Haven is given teal es manufacturers silo "“6 never

the limit 0: ”37 800,000 fixed as
"maximum cost for hull and machinery '60 W 11819 11‘0” whomre “’0 900'!” rate and ‘50'000' nent at this time
, of each shill. -help themselves ' Several servants are mn‘cmbemd lee foreign agents are now in the
Bldfl submitted by the New York l Contributions {0 Gate "3 not 80 in the will and ii iii provided that all Pittsbur ll distl'iCt trying u, buy steel
., Philadelphia and Mare Island Navy numerous as last year and the need is inheritance tax“ life it? be Paid “Om duct Ema“ at qny other time in fl") .
1‘ Yards. however all tell within the lint-level! greater “’6 estate "ix-gm: 8of the Lily Shipment? to
it. most. of them being below SYHWO- l This is the last call from the. Do! i {El-=1 ’ iaie been usually large "‘5
i 000. Three private companies oflersd Tlar Christmas Fund before Thengsgiv. ) t 3mi- necks.
bids for one ship each. ling Do not pass it by ' l 18“ .
Yours Very truly. wmvvonx, Nair. 17.-—'l‘he trial or“
HENRY CLEWS. Karl Buenz. Managing Director or the
Treasurer of the Dollar Christmas Hamburg-American Line and other oi-
Fund, Broad St.. New Your. yfloials or the company. under indict-
. {meat for conspiracy to violate the
Dollar commas Fund for Deatltute LEI-2T ESTATE OF $2,000,000 §customs regulations, set yesterday
. Belgians will remaln~onsn until moi.- NEW HAVEN. Nov. 18 .—Approxi- next Monday, by Judge Howe. of the
“ no of Dumbo: and that all dons- mately 9. million dollars is to so to Fedora District Court. The basis oil
tions entrusted to me as Treasurer. Yale under the will ofJustus s. tictch- the conspiracy charge is the filing, by
peace of Henry ’Clews & Cd, Broad kiss, of this city, mod for probate- ths defendants. of alleged false mnni- tro by ‘
street m York. will be most grate- here yesterday. The will disposed at tests and clearances ovoi- shipments V95" m‘tm that causes a" " u e. V
full" ukypwlgdfinfl , , ‘ ‘an estate appraised at about 83,000; of. 1!;po tram New York to German .89” mmhers.”
l‘ Thalia ire wobbly W ”opium " .4 4 cruisers anemia! '11 the WW!" ' ‘ !
film and 0700 000 ill left to saintly“ soon litter the outbrealt oi thé war. I fgentlnel ads. pay. Try 00'3- 1

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Buv That Suit or Coat NOW!

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A THANKSGI‘HNG REMlNDER.

You Can Save $5 to $10 On eithél:

Snit or Coat You Buy 4'; Sir: -—In answer to enquiries from

random. permit me to state that theJ

 

—H‘OW To BE EFFICIENT.. .
Nothing saps the vitality like kidney‘ ‘
trouble. it causes backache, headache,
stilt joints, sore muscles, “always tir.
ed" feeling. rheumatism and .other .
ills. To be ancient you mutt be harsh
thy. Foley Kidney Pills strcnxhthen
the kidneys, help hem do their work ,.
of filtering out from the system the

 

 

 

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