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"Pit-Dill nus
on 110110 Willi
i’lJKJNG, Dec. 30. (Correspondence
Ill The Associated l’ress.)~{}erlnau
officials have promised China to deal
citectlwely. with Japan at tho conclu-
hi0“ of the war if China will remain
out of the Entente. These promises
intro had much weight apparently
with high Chinese officials, many of
whom believe that Germany and her
allies will be successful in the preséut
ulruggig. The efforts of the German
ofiioiuiéiaud the Gerumn press to pre-
vent China's eutrhnce into the Entente.
has bcen‘ablylSoconded by the .lapnn-
cue papers, which have been quite as
active as' the Germans in opposing the
elevation of China to membership in
the Enteutc. _
llr. George 13. Morrison, the pollti
tI-Il adviser to Yuan Shikai. and Sir
John Jordon, the liritislt minister.
IIIIIII been bitterly assailed by the}
Japanese pross, which declares that
they have been trying to advance Eng-
ltnd's interest at the expense of Jul»
an. The Yorozu, a 'l‘okio daily. suyu
ill at the EntcuttI pow ers will not dare
Oflifldbbtflp" Japan, and gives warn.
mg
hecauhe their are such men in (‘hinu
.I. Dr Morrison and so John Jordon, whose sentence of two yems imprison- and "WP ”“01““ 9"“ m°d-~ “‘8‘ .
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who ate half Chinese and half Eng-3
linhme'll
expense of Japan. The Japanese no i
tion should keep a strict watch over!
them.”
The Hochi, of 'l‘okio
‘ publication with some? official stand
lug. Worn hitters. opposition to the
Japanese papers which make rapid ut-
looks upon thntenie powers, and erntuent omclula outlmntod that
Itrgelithat thc press should be more
lompcrate in tile (liscttHSion of negotia»
lionscMcrnlng which it l8 imperfect-
that Japan can achieve
nearer the. day of retribution thnt
awaits those who pin their faith to
the creed that the thesis that Might
is Right can'bc for long maintained."
SAN JUAN, forte” Rico. Dec. 30.—
After being on strike for almost two
months the High School students at
Arecibo have returned to their books.
I The strike started on October 29,
following a reported robbery ofrone of,
the students. The. studenta became
attended when they wore conlpellcd'to
undergo a search by a detective. The'
strike was ended only after Commis-
sioner of Education Paul G. Miller
told the parents of the students that,
unless they returned to school at once}
the High School would be removed
from Arcclbo to some other city.
The students returned under Prin
clpal Maurice ii Eraser, a Colgate Col-
lege gradual whose removal they
had denmnde . Tho strllro was ended
last week.
SAN JUAN, Porto Inca. Dec. 30.~
For the first time in the history of
Porto Rico 0. mnn‘is serving a jail
nuance g9: vitriol.” tho lg pro
lottery ’v‘ticketo.
Manuel Cerecedo
ment and n fine of $10. 000 was recent-
himself and is now in prison.
(‘crecedo II :14 found to be. the Porto‘
IRito reprtsentative of the Padre Bill
a yawning Lottery of Santo Domingo and at the
time of his arrest two years ago was _
charged with disposing of 10 000 int
tcrI tickets New other w-cek Gov-
he
wan clearing at t‘herntc of $9.000 n
month and that the island was spend-
ing more than a million and a half
1,» informed. This paper urges that the dollars a year on lottery tickets.
.lapaheé’c should have too much self.
respect and should regard their gov-
ernment too hinhiy to feel that it is
‘nlighted. ll comments: "Some say
that the three powers ‘side-step' Jap-
it", but. such .I thing can never be
done. As the. lord of the. Orient. we
liillollld be dignificd never to believo
that it can be done. because .Wilill, the.
three powers want to do can never‘
be done without the consent
, Japan."
in discussing the probable refusal into eltect January 1, will mean out
Since Cerecedo's arrest and convic-i
tion it has been much more difficult:
to buy lottery tlcliets in Porto Rico
although stray lots of them find their
way in‘ from Spain, Germany, Cuba
and Santo Domingo. Corccedo is a
Spaniard and is one of the lending
merchants here.
LONDON Dec. 30 .-—Tl1e withdrawal
of of the Dutch liners from the Suez Ca- hit actually look
mil to the East Indies. which goes
by pursuing
her present policy are to intensify the
dislike and distrust that is now felt
for her in East and West. and to bring
’ll
lish jockey, is not liable for income
tax. l
He had been assessed on ten thou-I, I‘
88nd dollars. but on his behalf the
question was raised whether a youth
under to only-one years, who has no
guardian or trustee, is liable for in-
come- tax. The court accepted the
negative view. One of the hottest.
said it seemed to him impossible tol
hold that an “infant" v/ho could not
ordinarily be. served with legal process
or exercise the right of appeal uhouldi
be assessable to income tax unless the-
leglslature so provided. '
The. effect of this decision, says the
Mail. will be wider now than in peace
time. Ordinarily minors are caught in
the income tax owing to the simple
fact that their incomes are haunlly
unearned increment administered for
them by guardians and trustees. A
l few Jockeys and infant prodigcghave
eccapcd but now there must be thou-
sands of minors who are earning up to
' thirty dollars a week in munition foc-
tories.
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l w. C. Allen, 130301). Mo. guys: "l
have ruined a lanolin 0: (our children
"'Japnu should WW1 carefully hibiting the importation and sale of 3101 used FolEYfl Honey 311d Tar With
lull of them. I find it the beat cough
Ied it for eight or ten years and can
TheI are trying to howl“ ly upheld by the Supreme Court of recommend it fol croup." Same antis-
lhe good of England and China at the the United States has surrendered factory result: for coughs and colds
. old everywhere.
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NORTHEAST STORM WARNINGS '
NEW YORK. Dec. 29.4w. local
weather bureau today received the
following special from Washington:
“Northeast storm warnings disp'nyed
9:30 a. m. on New England coast.
Storm over Tennessee oMuntolns is
moving: rapidly northeast. lncrcucing
easterly winds probably reaching gale
force tonight."
1‘ . -0.
MONEY TALKS!
Times are a trifle hard in the
cotton belt just now, and money is
little scarce. Evidently Uncle
I‘phrnlm thinks so, for- he come up
To his supply merchant tho other
day and said: ‘
“slltrse .lol1n,timcs is tighter than
‘I is eIer need ’em before. [)0 you
know, Mattie John, I can't get no
money at all? ::n, sir. -I can't get
lnuthin'! I cunt u get hold or
a nickel! Do "till i Iow, Marco John, f
like P11
go to preachin’ in order to make a
Ilivip' I done it once and lain‘t
too "not! to do
ni' Japan to permit China to enter in other considerable falling off in the,I Eve-lung Post
to the Entente, the Peking Dailv
News. which is renamed as the gov-
ernment's mouthpiece, apparently
' ignoring the official denials of the
1eIenucs of the count. In 1914 I05
eels of Dutch nationality held third
place, both as regards numbers and?
tonnage. Great Britain was first
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The final certificate of dissolution oi!
Leonard. Gannon & Leonard, Incorpor- -
mcrtnrco‘ the Entente has made to 3,000 vessels of 13 H000 000 tons; Ger- ated, 0‘ Wallmgford has been filed in
China. says:
claim to M; considered the overlo‘rd
”Inf the Far East is quite possible. In
tithe enforced absence of the school
‘mastbr a cheeky pupil may temporar-
ly' masquerade in his place.
‘wheu the schoolmaster returns the
cheeky pupil is certain to receive a]
stern reminder that presumption en-I
. Sills punishment
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HORLIGK’S
m ORIGINAL
HALTED MILK
ltimes, the reserves at the cooling stir?
lions are. very largo.
350 Icosels of 1,400,000 tons‘.
The official reason given for the
diIersion of the Dutch boats is "the
increasing uncertainty of being ablo
But to obtain the necessary coal at the business with that amount The. in-
appointed stations, " but shipping men
in London think that the decision was
more likely due to German submarine
The. only results actiIity in the Mediterranean portal
there is no shortage in the supply.
{The price for January at Port Sold Africa?
will be about $22 per ton, as compared
'wltlx $6.? )0 before the war, but owing
to the widtdrnwal of many vessels
which tled the Suez route in normal
”‘Seel'mro ‘ pm tail? you arm“ in.
a n-‘Iblnticmg mocw- *' ---I . .
TI did not. “ ,- -
glf‘ J 5.1
gill Ilse-I In. , .‘
adjective‘ {glen
“(Blithe .
ring’ on "
,1 9?
”That iapnn may suc- many came second with 480 vessels of the office of the secretary at the state l
‘7 ceed temporarflv in establishing her 2100 ,000 tons, and Holland third with‘
The certificate of incorporation oil
the Aloha Schwab Company of Newt
Hat e11, to manufacture food products. '
hos been filed with the state secretary
The company has an authorized capl-
Itallzatlon of $10 000 and will begin‘
corporators are Alois Schwab’ William
0 Bartlett and A. K. Schwab.
‘Papa dear, you remember“ ydu
Isaid you had hunted tigers in West
me there are none there ” I
l‘Qulfc right. my dear, quite right! '
I killed?
Journals
LONDON Doc 30~Threojudgen or:
the DiIisional Court have decided that:
William Huxley, the well known Eng- ‘ or mother's side?”
'edly distinguished himoelf in I recent
'hiutory- examination.
ltrodtlccd into America?" To this he
'Izteplied
m _
The Recruiting Ofllcln1»‘0ne grant I .TIMELY Hint on OVER.EAT|NG.I
father living? Is he on your father: Big dinners cause disturbed diges-
tions. The stomach and bowel:
To Recmit—~‘ Oh. ’e varies, sir; ,ahould not be clogged with undigested
’e aticlm up fer both on ’emvn nortl poisonous waste matter. Foley Goth-l
o’ nootml."~l»ndon Sketch. ' utic Tablets relieve distress after
The dull boy in the Gilli! unéxpecb outing. atop belching, banish bloating
and gall on stomach, regulate the bow»
at: sweeten the stomach and tone up
the liver. .
Sold everywhere.
The question
ran, “How and when was slavery in-
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in common on our shelves.-
atock of
DRUGS AND MEDIClNEB
contain that which in nooosouy to
curs your ills. give you strength and
restore your honlth. w .
Whether you prescribe rm yourselt
or [at
Phyrlclnn’o Pram-lotion _
no can fill it. Our compounding do
Ipartment is in competent bonds. um
we use the purest drugs obtainable.
Out
.The Norivalk Drug Co.
H. A. Mead, Mar.
8 No Main St so. Norwnlk. Conn
Be Sureits' A PIE
F R lSBlE’S
.Made in tho Cleancst Plant
from the best fresh fruits ‘
obtainable. ,
Ask Your Grocer for Thom.
Insist on them at your res-
taurants.
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Room: 50c day, 31.50 week and up
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have to '
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wen Captain D‘etoe tetts‘ ‘
“W“ )3..th MM.MMIW
The Overland Model 75, $615 I
Roadster $595 ' ‘
Here is mrothor Overland Model. A brand new cat at a brunt:
new price. Something lhatls Wtbhin the reach of ltll automobile
buyers. This is a comfortable omlly car fully equipped even to
Magneto ignition. Deliveries on this car will start the 15th of Dec
Call us for a demonstration or literature.
VAAST BROT HERS GAR \GE
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“The lucky Bluebird ’("i‘he‘smil'or nap‘pniési“) Imus «1’63th for ‘
this Dinner Set. mode by one oftheIforemost American pattern. The iii
highest point reached in harmony of color, chaste design, und- it
the some time, the latest thing in the prevailing mode. it will prove ‘
to be the greatest ever—o Bluebird in blue and turquoise with the . ‘
soft red of nature ontho breast. while the edge‘ of each piece is fill
lshed in deep blue lines and tncing. To see it laid out complete wll.‘
bring an ejaculation of wonder from everytwoman who view: it.” 3
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