’AGE TWO
My”
mmw«~afl~
7. W. , V, .4 . ; my mum me. to
t - ‘ . ’ FIGHT fl . i
ii:.. ltd... .tti.. . mm, mm no .
» i .' v t be“ .0“ 'C’ I.
,‘ .3, " " 'i“ N .‘Ihl 4m to and" to an the costume “(mug-n pr. ea .
Ll- t t u‘rxlmudm h ti ”Minamoto“. schooled-“I'D? -* w "616:0?3. l 0 0
i u— vb cunt-It ., M I...” mug 0.... m? was; A81“ . 2. Th. ' .
and ‘ n n" “I Mix.“ and hr 25: “‘9 w ‘0“!- 59 '0 It‘- on amt-Till ' W ”
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t , ., p.» :Flm'bmhm'h monthytieutortmzutothel’hd.
‘ -' . mm m- .. m. m In new m m u. we; but...“ on ....
' " ""‘ “ " mum and the wild bird- m M w. No. on. m urn-um. u, u. non-tit Fm Delivery 9“" " } ° “Wit their Indend -——-—-— —————-
it . -; = «mu. Minister Hush” on core oniv after they had voted in tav
' '4 ‘ ‘ . exclusively on rate. At times when 0,. of be“ freed . . . ‘
i- a luncheon girl but: re- h“ K from lmted States ,
‘ ‘ horse meat ‘ been We. \_ ,
tenth I the ratings! :eml‘bouv T: ”I“ “a {be In“ valuable ms t-ouLY A loci-ls," l 2m EGGS LAID. IRAILIOAD PURCHAaE BILL PA‘S.’ Ad Sh . f S . l
“MFA"; hat the er e ' have been sacrificed to love the live- i . _ . 53. . vance OWIIIg 0 pflflg S‘y es
mom “a. prepared to spend up to 62. ot the beam“ that once ruled me Will 9,. w" Matte out”; Genen- Reno at sum Finish First Gunnery lLLYiLA, l-‘eb. 3’1”" Assembly '0' . . l . '
5min... ii necessary you the. attain-sh- jungle. item More Cruel? oi Contest. .-,day passed the ”mom ”man“. ““1 In TfllOfed Stills for~WOmen and ”[5808
"My "1 "n institution for scientific. But the herbivorous animals have “‘9" breakfast, “'9 walked up We Th" he“ in the laying tamed allmw iraliy without denote and wttlil
“I“ L“ i' 1‘ relation ‘0 industry. ML also gone. through hard times. as wild “mug“! hill. TM “0” wanted L0 5‘0"“ have “0“ “1"th the fin“ Very little mum. its the WI
Hush Md that It had been ”“7” chestnuts have been substituted for “‘9 “'h'“ “'35 ‘9" 0f a GNU"!!! WTO‘ quarter of the race. During m“ 99" 5881011 times on Friday. it is Donut-l \ "ti. "ht vrtttl :.r--. . . 1.; 'v‘."ltt)lllc‘ ,tmmtmt‘t-uwnt to
\'.l.;‘1 .wutitial wealth there was tn
AthIoil-i. but the Australian people
wt:- i‘,i\l'llcally in their swadding
clotin -- economically they were in
"blamed for them. The seal meat went
expensive hay. They have small lik-ii’lune Which ““1 ““1“" “"9 and bum-
ing for chestnuts. A herd of ten sealing"d 0" the hillside. “1“ W“ “88 really
had 10 be killed, as 110 filth could bellOO llUl 0U our backs. “'9 hid it) like
lotir coats off. As We were passing a
iod they have laid more than 20,000t‘ble that an e
eggs. They are $729 mod 01 their-meted:
record for the first thirteen weeksi
lost year. This is an increased yield
xlra session may he or g
l
.
lHOW FATHER AND MOTH-‘
their Nilooi days. HP thought Willi a ,0 feed the wild beasts Two pomr'tleld where a very old man, with a of nearly 15 per cent if this pace is. ER BEGAN. l
national laboratory Australians could hearts were allot-one because he tell“? old horse, “a, plowing, he call- maintained throughout the remainder: .._
utilize science in opening up new uver fused to eat war food and the otherleti otti to us. We coudn‘t hear what 0‘ the contest Y0“ ll will mean "1‘ llil'iil/lUHH liztt’tl lll liillllllitllt'.
Ill“ 0‘ industrial 9m)“- Th9” could because he grew so weak on the newl‘he said, though he wanted something “WWW annual “PM 1’” “9“ “f ”51 Sun.) ’.
m the productivity 0‘ ”l“ “0"" diet it was deemed a mercy to finiuhlltlld told the bins to run across the (‘KRS H5 t‘tJIIIDHI‘Pd “'1”! 153 13>! War l‘llt‘l‘t' .ut- lit‘tililt‘ tii‘otiiitl ll~ who
try from 15 to 20 Per cent. him oil. The bears addpd to the zoo’simld and see what he wanted. They 5'0““ Mid! averages "‘0'" illlb-lllbable‘ start till ittll spot-(l j,
“The Commonwealth Government," revenue in another way, ah the m1“.;MUm 011 as last as they could, tallied oi attainment and yet lllt' fuel-age! oi, lit going on t‘it‘tltl to tit-l uhur
he w'ent on. “will endeavor to to I?” of Show“): them was ttuctionedi‘” hnn for a W“. moments, then dash-175 per lien has actually been beaten! the) ncctl
ordinate the universities in ”1“ var- oil to local sportsmen, one of whotn‘ed up the liiil across the plowed fleid.,i“ some 0‘ m" Australian laying lom' MM “milling ‘m‘l ‘1'“ i“: all"
ions states in this direction. We are Mm 360 for mp honor. ‘We saw ”mm poking at Romeunng‘lllt‘llllou. l“ “'5‘ “1 lln‘n‘ (lays
not committed to details. As far as with their slit'ks; then they camel 'l‘bt: wimp wymuhmPb “en. “0“ lo lt'ztrn the Vol lt‘~\till tlt.tt hon
possible we will “a“ ”timely” 0f llltlltlJN, Ft’wllffdfrxtjrtlldlili: to tlietsullopini: back with red cheeks nuditium’ “bl" ‘0 "Wt“ ”1"”i‘””°”""‘“""l Ht}. .llmi“
the ability Mill WWW” Of‘u‘e scion» records of the sick illsurant'e Unl('t'l(.,l'l'.‘ shining Willi excitement, caillnglui‘ inst week when the) made it clean \\ ml} ”1“ (”HM h“ “7“” l’.‘ 1""
"fl" men in 0“" own industries, 1“" ol‘ llerlin it appears that the with-«out '.ti us, "Mother. Danny. route and 5“”‘9 0’ I!“ “1*“ Flat't’fi- 'i‘bt‘l' did.” ), \lmllhl 'I’I‘IJ’MH
if necessary to strengthen ”N 8““! tlrtiwuls oi workmen from employmentlr‘t-c, there is a dead boche up thero; l'““""‘t‘l'- R01 1" llll’t‘t’ llt’llh' 0‘" “f ”l" ‘ Tail)”; ‘h "mm In“ ”mm“
it can be ”ml-0”“! from outside ltlll shops and factories for war tllll)‘:lllt‘)' llfl\t‘ just turned him up with m“ four. (”Nd ”' Knight‘s bl'ld‘l Q spin,- l ,
Will make inquiries during my \lsiljmh‘ y..." “.9“. “u. 1‘,” "unwwufl the plow." We. were silent for a tno- from llrideeton. R' I" were mm “m1 . ainlEL‘V'ilhlL ”Yummy“ “M (in
abroad. bl" in any ”is" the liovern- than had bet-u l'."llt‘l‘ilu3' lit‘llt’l'i‘d it‘s-.“N‘Hl. declining ”1H" proposal ‘0 f4" ll “pm ”f H PM” 3" W. llumery’s- ‘l‘l’tlflllll' m"! l\ llllll" or] t
merit without delay will (“I“) the ne lint-tally was the reduction slight, inland sec, tutti then t‘linrlotte said: “hm” Island “9“" from ilanviile, N ll’lg “fink” ‘ "‘ II ”In
certs-dry steps to ‘2.le the- institution the yonngt‘hl and the 01m.“ “”503 oil'V‘h- think. boys. Del'lllllfi somewhere 11.. m.”- second with it production oi. lk‘nvuig llicuisclvtw h‘ the
a 5'3”” men subject to military duty. Thus ii“ Germany. ffll‘ “way. a "10le and "6 for ”W “wk P \V. ”Hum” help of thc Lortl V '
Mr. Hui-2h” SURKP““0 ”N“ ”“3 MM" workmen between 17 and 20 years old her two boys are walking along the t‘ontluim, Ont v‘m‘l TU'“ ”Mm” ‘I‘u l \llll’ norm .1 llllll.” ll‘ill lllt‘\ ‘
bourne “mfmm” "WM" representw l‘l'iil’i‘fif’llll‘d on Jun. 1,1915.1l3.2 per.l'oad. just like us today. talking of mm“ ”"3" "M” "”m “M {0"th t'uultln't .ill-tll'tl. \ '
lives of the universities in the other ent. of all the “8mm 0“ the lism,llh“ lather whom my). may never see with 4:3 and ti eggs respectively. l . \
states to meet them itt Melbourne ti“
In early ill“? to consider the whole
question.
“The Govemment," be declared,
"will sit” $2,500,000 il' nt-t‘esnnryt- 1
any that deliberately. it ill the best
investment Australian could make",
LONDGN. lt‘eh. .‘l. Bombardment
by German long-range 15-inch guns
has a grunt-r moral than material ef-
fect on the towns bombarded. writes
a correspondent from France. This
is due to the ureat amount of waste
space in towns. tor a shell luis just as
much of it chance of hitting ll vacant
lot as a building. The Germans,
themselves, in the ol' the
writer. know how little malt-mil ti:tin
opinion
age their shells do, tor :titt-r slit-Hing
these towns, they itenernlly follow up
initb an air r:tld llut they know its
moral l‘l‘htllts. ‘ '
' in the thtl‘ml‘t range tiring. thumb
mans ”1'“ only when lilt‘ wind lit fa-
voi.‘ : 't‘ '~v.'2. The noise 0! the
grt; tttstmttl) trying on the
nerves of lht‘ people As opt-n towns
lie it good distant-o bark at the
French lines, the (lemmns not their
naval guns well lorwurtl, with the we
still that they are usually sought otil
by the French guns.
Tht main drawback of those born-
bn'u'ments oi" opt-u towns is, from tltu
German point of view. their expense.
These urettt shells rttn in price up to
several thousand dollars cat-h
One the that ll
cosh-t more to destroy :t \lll.igt‘ Inuit
to build it. At the tier-
lt-s: on of wur is
Ullt' pllll‘l
‘mans lelt‘lt‘d :t ‘. i.ttiur-t lo llll't't‘rl \\ itiil
'17~inclt and 9-inch howitvers 'i'll::l'
cost them ncarly szxiy giant shells
and countless 9lllt'll shells,
nothing: of a min from llt-ltl units. The
viaduct co:.t $70,000 dollars l'.‘ llulltl.
French oflicots t‘hlliliillt‘tl the prim o!
its tlt struclion at. over $400,000]
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but by October 1 they had been i‘e-lflxililt."
(lured only to 14.0 pjer cont.
'frttutls Wore Milliilllli‘tl by the l‘nttt‘ti
.
"“’ l \th
i
The boys were not in the
w“. l-e..least movetl- rather surprised: “Why,
ducllon for the class between 41 and,mil””‘1v ” i“ 0N." a ”‘Wlmn—“b if ll
45 years was train as to I sutmosv all the um:
bent. ”van for all the “up,“ gub.;filfllll8 they have seen, bridges and
ject to military duty the average ro-lhounefl blown “D. and ”19 Quantities
duction for the nine months wusltll hflll‘filfln'fid. halt-clothed children,
only aim“: 31m- cent. 1; is u rotiutrk'i‘m‘i‘ hardened their childish hearts.
3pr mm that (van now [hp class cpl wonder it till this will have an oil‘ect
young men bptwwn 21 and is lam-l upon the mentality o! the young;
er than any other one. in the shopslueneralion Will ”WY Km“ “ll "Md
and tactories oi' llcrlin, constitutimzifl‘mi "”19”"
15.17 per cent. of all the names listed: There are many lit‘lllltll'lh‘ buried in
~....-__~___. ‘lht‘ fields around us, quite close to
ELECTION FRAUD SENTENCES‘llll‘ surtttce. Sotnetinuts one sees a
t'illt‘Atltl, wish. ::. 'rmi t‘onvlt'lionslrllrlll‘ mm made of Htirkyx. lust M
of Donn M. Roberts, former mayor dill-“Wk '1!“ spot. Tlfl'l't‘ Will b9 ‘hOU'I
’l‘on-t- hump, but. and mum-anuuis of those lonely soltllt-r graves;
found with itilt over l“l'ilil(‘t*. From "A Village in1
tlw War Zone," by \ladume \‘l'utltllng-l
Statics instriot (‘out’t oi Allpvttlr' horn Ion. Ill St'l‘llllll‘l"t~‘ l-‘unuzinc. i
today.
7}, per “us it rut.
‘H’
ut)
it‘ll
unillv him ol t‘ll‘l‘llflll
NOT TO OIL FLOORS.
_..___
TO MY COUNTRY.
(Extract l't‘otn (i. W. Ktttlttuk
I’m-m Ill Ynlc Rt‘Ylt‘W.)
Men love tltcir country tso Slit‘dlv‘
hearth and bull)
\s they lovc xt‘nrlt-l. or ”iv llllr
|lt‘tllt)ll.\ sound
(if t'liil'illllN. ill thru-
P. 0. Department Dlaconttnues Prac
tice in Post Oltlcea.
Ill some interest to housekeepers is
..1 “WP!” oilicitti order issued by the
[ttisioilict- department at Washington
to the effect thttl ltert-nitcr tho prnt‘
tire of oiling iloont in powolllct‘s
llil'tttlL‘lltllli tine country is to bc tlln
continued. The order was rcccivtnl
bg. llll' ltlt‘lll postoiiit't‘s )tmlertiuy.
'l‘lui ortlt-r also Dlhi‘t'n all forms of
\t't't‘itllli: compound nutter tltc bun and
provides lint!
no longer be list-ti
\t‘ms l\
it'sthJIl.
\t lll‘l' Itu-t‘t- untttc. that pztssion
.‘ttt- glad bound
Reztt‘hcs not lllt‘, or on
titlt‘slltllllllg' tnootl “
l).'l\\’ll.\ rarely. Stunt- int‘t‘rtttutlt-
profound.
tnv
» such compounds shall
in postoillces. all
'01 \\‘lllt’ll goes to show tltztt l'nt'lt- Stun
ins sumo honwltet‘pinti problems :1“
Sonic slummiuv ot t‘lttllnt-ss in “1” mm'
lllt' blood, V
liclirt‘scnls lllnl trnus‘ligurutivc
illllllC.
l-Intoring; llllt),>‘tllllt‘ (lt‘lllll the order
lllnt) prescribes tllttt pastoiliccs
throughout the country slittil heron!-
) (put; ”1,. lllill J \imwik.“ lcr rt‘t't‘in‘ competitive bids for floor
llllllllllltlt‘ brushes and mop bundles and submit
the some it) lllt’tlt-pltrtnlent untl ine-
(irows tillt‘, u'rous lllll‘t‘, \\lu-n t-litmisn) ot' the tultlin; machines of
llt'llt‘tl with the lli’llllt‘ the ptihltllllct’s sitttll be frequently
1930 points out of a possible 1.000 iorl
“ Weber ire-elected) ;
'l‘ht' showroom quality of the \K‘ltitot
Plymouth Rocks Mtt‘llls‘ to be some]
what liiizlter titan that of the llztrredl
.tltltouxit it. to he expected tint?
solid colored birds will outscore Dill‘ll
colored specimens. lieu No lo:
the best individual with it scoto ol'
l‘httt‘s .t suitling young tillllllt‘
Just sturtiiu: ill lllt‘. ’
\ntl tht-v'vt- bought to the lllllll :j
she‘s \llt'll it sweet \t'iic,
\nd llt' is so mail out ;tll that:
\llt' tlUt‘N l
llt“\ willing to «rough-
and to buzz,
l‘o wcnr himself tliHVll
skin and ”tr hour
it) keel) in llll' t‘lltl \\'lt.‘it ll)t'_\"\t-‘
strugglt-tl to own.
i lllt’ll‘ so foolish. so silly
\t'il‘tl.
So much likc lhc \vltoll} lllt‘tllll»?
potent child.
When all was so \tist- and No.-
(ttsy to stun i
in tltc way that ()ltl t'utlu-r :ttttl
nintht-r lit-gnu.
is
1'3
.to bump
perfect. The beat pcn score was.
916 1-2. llotb best pen and best Indiv“
vidunl are owned by llrttnford Forum:
Groton. The best [luff [lock is lienl
No. 151 with ii. score of 927 L2 until
the best t‘olunibin not-it. Hen No 162 ;
scored 922 1'2. I
to tllt‘
i
t
and
STAMFORD Y. C.'s ELECTlON.
STAMFORD, Feb. 3.—At the and
nual meeting of tltc Stamford Yacht
Club last night the following othccrs.
were electetl‘ Commodore. Edward Y.‘
vice-commodore!” llll’_\' coultlnt lltth' lil‘tl\~t‘l\.
l
rug carpet would do; ’
tWilllam Ziegler; ‘rear (“011111“)de \ l 1 l" | . ‘ .
(layer C. Dominick: director until. m 111“.) ~‘Hl‘l 1" {ml “mm 1"
[917,- Bartholomew Jacob; diroct- l U “m ' n l "l“ ”m"
ors until ittlll, William .\. Beldt-tui Hi” “\Vcl'lfllnllt were hum“ m”
Burgoyne Hamilton. Wiliatn W. New “m“ ‘m' “(l'
rov and lrting' F Rtivmond Just a“ ”I“ l”“”*“"" ““ ‘l""“l‘
' . ' ' of might hc, I
l,\\'itlt tlic \wcct t'tllHulHlltill of
Three Colonels Will Address Mllltaryl things “qu‘m.
.. Attaira‘Commmee. Sitting in ttt'tt-r Slliitlti\\\ nith‘
I\\.\Slll.\(-'l‘0.\, l'eb.’ .l.—(tiltint‘ll sunxltint‘ tilltl “nil“.
“”th "' lm‘l'm‘“ Fm“ t‘onnccti-I Strtiuflinuttutl \\'illllilL' illltl ll£l\'<
cut infantry, ol 'llttrliord, (‘oloncl lleu-.
in: tltt-ir \\‘£l_\'.
l‘y S. Dorsey, Connecticut Coast Ar-l
l‘uttinu‘ oil ht\ttrit-~ for some
i
tillery‘ Form, of New London. illltl other tl;l\'. l
Colonel (‘luirles l-‘. McCabe, Second Thus <0 Goutcntctllv. S\\'ccil\"|
Connecticut lnt‘nnlry, of \VeSt (‘lttx' “fl, 1.;m___ ' .
shire urrtved‘iu Washington early yes-1 \m‘ that it- him iutltt'l‘
& ml 1
tt-rtiny mot-hing and attended the boar ”Mitt-r hogan. ‘ 3
tin: of tho tniltlttry till'nirs t‘oniiilittee." I I
t‘oloiwl Goodman said that Atllu~t —"""
tunt (lent-rill tit-urge .\l. (Tole bud beeul
detained in British t and Would ttol
ho able to appear here before Tituz's-‘
titty. The Hartford colonel stud thuti \\ m” lilt‘ wiltl Xorth
it was unlikely that tiny testimony: <br1t'ks \vith iriilllit‘ glt'c. ,
would be lll'est‘lllt‘d by lllt‘ (‘ollnt‘t'liv .\ntl RUFUSS liit‘ \\'l(l(' lit‘nt‘h g‘t‘t‘at'
cut mon bt‘l‘oro (lenerttl (‘ole urriresi \Vllllt‘ \\'il\‘t‘s hiss, l
or below they hutl lllltl an opportunity. 'l‘bt-n is our reaping." '
-— l
THE DRIFTWOOD FIRE.
—‘
l
lllCt
\\ ind,
Ill't‘ar l‘t'llrtlary is ill.» ii" ' ~ aid/‘il “lrlliL’ \tipart‘l
l‘llifi is u partial dummy in g.» on: :in with its to
tilt . tint-tert'zttit‘t- «'yll“ and lilillt Hal‘t for the t‘lvlrtillu st‘il'
son.
Silk and Wool Poplins, Gabardincs, 'I'aiietas. Serge» and
Combinations of different materials.
Bradley CheCks,
Novelty Suitings.
Potret Tw1lls.
Prices range from Stsoo to 75.00.
Spring Millinery
A Preliminary Showing of Styles
\tzrottp oi ~ilitill .tntl t-xulttsttt liltitll'l\ ill trunnitt:
huh. pt‘rstitlttllt' st-lt‘t‘trtl. lot \‘.Hlll<‘ll \\ho .trt tlt'strons oi
.tll curlv t‘llililut' ol' ltt-utlthtr
For Mourning-
‘ltit- gluurc .tt the t.l\t' tot lilhclt .\llllllltl\ tttll
\lllt't‘\ cvt-ri lllt‘ hasty UllN‘th‘r that hcrc in a group
of distinctive and individual ~t)‘lc~. 'l‘hc \‘rrv i:tt.-
csl uortl lll tlllll Sillt. (lull Strztu :ttul iii-[tr
\lusl .‘tttt‘ut‘tlu-
\lilllllt'i‘)‘ Slltllt, \(t'tlliil iltlul‘.
Spring Dress Cottotts
ready for the Necdlewoman
Dcvonshirc Renfrcw Ginghams, plaids. rim-lo and
stripes, for children's frocks, , .2 incltt-s \Vltlt’. 15 Cts.
Percales. t'olort'tl stripes and llg’llrt‘s on \Vllllt‘
grounds. \‘t'l‘_\' twat and thc lit-st lllult‘rlitl tor house and
ltilt‘ltt'il lrnt‘lts, 3t} lllt‘llt's wide, 15 CtS.
t'll’l‘t‘lx ll!
, 3o lllCllt“
I5 cts.
French CambrlC, t'olorctl ~lllllt‘\ on \\‘llllt‘
lllllt', pink, l.t\cntlt~r. Nd and \\llllt‘ and black
\\l(lt’.
Silk and Cotton Crepe. .‘t \ttv t|.uni_\ fabric, in «luinly
colors as well its lllt‘tlllll shades. ,‘Jt int‘ht-s With. 50 CS.
Poplins. 36 lllt'llt': \\'ltlt‘, 25 and 39 cts.
Forget not, the Valentines
in "Tim Guide to llearticul-
lure" (lllvcr lleriortl and John
(‘et‘ii (‘ltty aver that "A winter
blooming flower is the Vulm
tine plant, Lovelornia Deeper
l Favors and Place
Cards for Luncheons and
Teas. Quaint stud £lll|'llt‘ll\t'
atia. one or the Epistolarta htlutl lllllt'tl ”tram with .lli-
family. This should be sci ottt l
toward the end of January, (is memu. sentiments.
it blossoms in the middle of . _ ‘ .
February. Blooms only one .\t the 5lillltlllt‘l‘L Section.
day. but if careiuilly kept the
till country} .\url ”to thought
. ol uzttztl sod
o‘lSttrs, lll lllt‘ no rt‘vt-rltt-runt
Ll-lll".ltl, Feb. Kill“) opening of:
the animal spring business lair
. lit"
“Mouse," in peace. times one 01 the“ Claim.
biggest institutions of its kind in Flu-l 4
rope, has been set for Monday, March is my band “3”,,“ng “L.“ the
6. this year. A )9“ ago the number hand of God?
of exhibitors fell lrom 4,000 to 2,§00 - Or have i found thcst- straying
because of the war. This year's pros- ' tlt‘VltHJS fttt‘l
poet is that the number will be more St) holy that llll‘ spot lltt'v
nearly normal than in 1915. earliest trod
Already there are assured a large}
number of exhibitors of glass and hints? Altitics l‘orcvt‘r tlt‘illCiilt' and
al- ware, wood, paper, leather, rubbel‘,l'*- SWk‘t'l?
basketware. and toys. The pea 1. Ratltcr l love in tltcc high
time exhibitors from Russia. Frandnjm thoughts that are ‘
and England, as well as the buyers; lltc measure of thy hearts con-
Irom those countries, will again be, t‘ortlant boat.
‘ missing, of course, but it is antici-'
pitted that they will in part at least:
bereplaced by 'Germans. . l Thou hast sought Lfootl, and,
The authorities are arranging‘ to}: . as the troubled \vavc,
(militate as ftu as possible the ‘Treel'fimv forfeits, now regains,
movements of all who wish to go to: illtag‘ttd star.
“affair, so that exhibitors, buyers.
.uid others shall have a minitnun‘t‘ofl So, dim“.
dimming about passes, which now are, mayo"
“9093“”; lo" “WWW“- who ”37°le ,Thy form, not proud. not pano-
let-many. ’ "1 l . plictl‘, l see-—
' iYit‘torics with tltc
g‘laive—
\Vith truth i worship.
lt‘nintlv.
from (liar,
its
noble, iallct'ingly
i,
nrcltztng‘clit‘
it
*5" -CA 5T0 R lA'
‘ For Infants anti‘Chil'drm L Human and stained and palpi-
‘ ‘ ‘ '* ”WT" taut and frail;
Eu“b::fmsov'“‘*j‘"thhu hast loved honor, justice,
my; ‘ ..... brokcnly,
‘ But thou hast loved them—that
§hail poise the scale"
it: . / . . .
JBut umtthkc, struggling with Hi-
i firmit)’,
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to talk over the li‘t‘nd of today‘s hear1 -\|l green and slimy from
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flowers will retain their t’ru- At the Candy Section,
grunce tor a long time."
CLOSED FOR LACK OF COAL.
Gilbert &, Bennett Mfg. Co. Shut Down
Three Days.
, Luck of coal made it necetsury for
tlte Gilbert & Bennett Manufacturing
(30.. of Georgetown, to close down ‘1’”-
day and tSaturday or last week and
‘ Monday of this week. Monday a sup-
ply of coal was received tutti Tuesday
morning the plant resumed opera-
‘ lions.
l The. coal had been ordered some
time in advance, but with the crowded
1 conditions in the freight. traffic on the
lines of the New York, New Haven &
“lg. tht‘l‘all‘.‘ kiss
"However," said Colonel Goodwin; littarlctl logs conic riding; down
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“the National Guard of Connecticut1 ouch stt'cp abyss, ‘
lS ill‘llt‘tlt‘ttlly a unit in not wtshlnt:V Shottuuitl inst leaping. ; tiled \vitlt streets. {n.gh t‘lmcolttlt‘s :tntl hon buns.
'0 he ”mm" overboard after years m - l ‘V stuflcd raisins. rlitlt'< .tutl‘ olht-r delicious things in tlninty
worth, i personally am in favor otyi ttt‘rcd kecls dcft hands wrought \vrwltillk“
giving the federal ’ many years ago.
Rod l'lt’art lioxcs to he
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trol over the National Guard and \V'itlt rusty nails like fangs \tillf
think that the power is vested in COIL: tt‘ripping tight
gress to do this. I think that this ex- 'Mitl scatvcctl webbing:
presses the sentiment of the Connecti ‘ Frayed. wrat‘k from ttutny
cut National Guard on the matter." : ship's unequal fight—— * . . .
The Connecticut officers called at All wait our garnering hv the" Eh E m wah (Hum {111 !
the omces of the members of the COH-- wanig light, 1 P .. . _ , ,. V g.
necticut delegation today and lttnchetl, At the titles ebbing. ;
with Congressman John Q. Tilson of w l
the military affairs committee, who is So when the storm-fiend batterst
also lieutenant colonel of the Second; at the door,
Connecticut Infantry. and Congress-'Am] [nakcs 01“-
rock and sway,
man -P. Davis Oakey.
———--—-——- | We 1111‘ not caring:
WANTS ACTION ON TREAT-IES- i For we sit snug: and boat the pztt—‘
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-—Chairmttu= tering spray—
Stoue of the Senate Foreign Relutions‘, As green and blue the crat‘klitt
Committee said today that he intends “ainelts play——
to bring up the Coltunbian 31“} Nicar~| (lur driftwood sharing.
agunn treaties. reported favorabll‘:__Eth¢i H. VVolil in New York.
from the committee, for action at the; Times.
earliest moment possible. i —-——_
T"— The Columbian treaty as amended CUT THIS OUT-,—IT ls WORTH
MAIL FRAUDS CHARGED. ,in committee \vould reduce the amount MONEY.
NEW HAVEN. Feb. 3.—Charéed: of. money to 'be paid Columbia from Don‘t miss this. cut out this Hill).
with using the mails to defraud, Jott- $25,000,000 to $15,000,000 and makeienclose with 50 to Foley. it 00., Chi-
eph L. Pierce. said to be a Boston the expression of regret for partition ‘cngo, 11]., writing your name and ad-i
oi panama. mutual to both the Unltedgdress clearly. You will receive in re—l
‘at the. request of the postal authori- States and Columbia. J ,‘tuma malpackitgecontaining Eoley’it
ties in New York. He is held without The Nicaraguantreaty provides i‘orl‘Honey. and Tar Compound, for lu-
bttll for a hearing today. It is al- the paymentot03,000,000‘to Nicaragua ‘ grippinoolds and croup. Foley Kidnefl
leged that Pierce sold Jrauduleut for an inter-oceanic canal route and ‘ Pills, and,~Foley Cath‘artic‘ Tttblet,s.t
stocks and bonds through the malls. llill'tll base in the Bay ot~Fonsectu Sold everywhere. '0
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Let me send you FREE. PERFUME
't.'ritc wk} (:r a testing Bottle (6 .
LEE. P " 7“ liWS “LAC
.i-‘l‘wrin.
The world‘s r‘r‘t {room Vin-fume. went dmi‘) as swooi
its the livin blOi.till‘.. lt‘or itatfikctchlei. itiomlwi and both
Fine ailet s avintt. All the value is inlb :peritimc--yundon't
pay extra {or aianry boifl . 'l'h'e quail iswonddrilil. Tit ,
price only 75;. (6 oz ). Send dc. 1'0!!th illle Wit-enough
or 50 handkerchieis. Write today.
PAfiFUMERlE ED. PINAUD. Department in ,
ED. FINAUD: BUILDING NEW; YORK?
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lsettt supply, which arrived Monday.
,it is not expected that any difficulty
Ewill the experienced along this line in'
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l Business is good at the Georgetown
1factory. which is one. of the largesti
,‘wlre manufacturing concerns in the.
' country and immense orders are being
turned out daily.
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