‘“ pl‘t‘nflll9d by the (‘hief of Staff. anoth-l
.2
¢ .
hmuudic. hid yet for many
i.
. for reparation. then decided to Willi-3
*3
i»
.,
t
of tho lather, accordin; :o ‘hc tlitory
.‘ ”3.3 I“
~-.
ran soo'rit noun]: ultimo git-cigar;
m; 3001‘“ “08'” lishing houae burns down. destroying GERMAN BANKER JAILED.
valuable lies. ‘Hia plan is to hold a:
“WING SE mu lmany complcte die: an he can and to
ESTABLISHED BY
- jAlES GOLDEN f... com.
W .
I. L AND A L GOLDEN l At present his barn in nearly filled
‘ PROPRIETORS ’t .
zinc» and newspapers His house to
W— . .
lro lull that he is compelled to room
“IDAY. MARCHA‘Wm .acroso the street
”ith layer upon layer of lheae maga-
--—‘ -_- He never readS bi.- paper<
IINIATURE ALMANAC FORE
. TOMORROW
. Wtfide ii :32 a. in; ii:55 p. m.
" I“ rises 6:22: sets 5:47.
' ' That's all very well. if it satisfies
EVENING SENTINEL TELE—a him But wouldn‘t it be Just like some
7 PHONE CALLS :kllldn ui luck if llln own barn should
' rial Rooms—92..
. Office—93.
" m Bthh OIfiCe—l388. homes should no.
3 WI Residence—12253. _._
V—Mglfi:m§:fie§filizc:;éCONGRESS AND pazeansousss
.- only Satisfaction he denies from them
is the anticipation of the cash return:
they may bring him some day
m .....- _--
burn' That
than that any of those pu~tili>hing
The preparedness lllUIllOll in Con-
, ,IlI3-I2.
*" Walter's Residence—890. greats wan ably described in debate lasl'l
” PW , ek ll)‘ Senator Newlande. Democrat
Said Mr. Newlnnds. “in
connection with this. question of nitli
. ' Nev ada.
itasoutc DIRECTORY.
'N W." Loqu, No. 108. F. Ind A. M. thry preparednesr l thiiilt. of course.
a” in Iasonic Building. South l that so far as Congress is concerned
Ill! atmt. [at and 3rd Tueaday of
not math-July and August ex-
, “at 8 o'clock. All Master
,. “lions cordially invited Arthur
- ' "3b, \V. Myflobert M. Wilcox.
In.
we ill‘t‘ lll i'reat confunfbii of ideas ill:
to wllhl .should lie done. Ad it in today
we have a plan presented by the late
anothv'r,
presented h)- the War College. anothery
Secretary of War. we have
er presented by the Salim of the
latter in ter mi :3, a A. M. .
C ‘P ' Committee on Military Affairs. of the
In“ in Masonic Building. South
Iain Itreet. 2nd and ith Tuoadaya
of each month-July and August ox-
tinted—at s o'ciot-k. an Royal Arch
flown: cordially invited. Charle-
A. TIER, H. P., F. 8. Lyon, Soc.
W_____
“THE WORLD HAS MOVED."
“The world ha.~ mover since 1543‘
~ and '8tipremc stitutrn
of New York in ft decision involving
‘ n wouthn's guardianship of her child,
Senate, another by the ("nutrition of
Military Affairs of the House. and nu-
meroun other: presented by diatin-j
The
people are intent upon the single tlIIl‘i-l‘
guialied authorities. American
,..—.....——_
tion of national defense. its a unit of‘
which the Army and .\'av,- are simply
lunches. And yet we have coiumit-‘
ices sitting on the branches. but nev-
er considering the unite or presenting
to the American people any complete
(‘ottrt Justice
will her right to make it contract with “Hum". of national defensey
A" I3 not l" h.- llt‘llr'\0d lllfll Itld'rl," THIRTEEN FROM NINETEEN f
" .tf) enlightened court would Subst‘irbc LEAVES SIX.
. l on tht f’t’ii’fTeGIieEui. '
to“. in em | l ‘ 1 Mrs. Sarah O'Neill of Brooklyn. .\.
f). .i
her husband.
l
.elildouce of a notnttn is suspended \ ld ‘
’ i‘ortv one urn o . iuarrtei
:dnrina her mttl‘l'ittue. ltv statute athtl ' 3‘“
‘ 'vcitrs. hate Just presented the world
hdlcl'nl d(‘('li\l0\l ii in now true ll|‘li.' l Tl ' ti 0'.
. wt in" in tin )l'lll us to Hunt
a wife in pet'niittt'd to contract \\‘ll'l' H u \ ‘ L v t
3““ "v. I i' a flu m a)“: mm .w her offspring to nineteen. Six of thE‘
_ fl 9131“)“ 0 'i t' H. > .
5: lit - ~ — I of“! legiuhttiri nineteen. including the ivet‘lt-old (\l'illfi,‘
:- expresa cotiacn e . . . . ‘ . i
. :ure livlntt. - .
lite can at leastc olllrlit‘l Willi ht-r liltavl ' . . t
l “Sarah and i dont bclirvc lll race
- tt' titiinnrricti.“
band the same «S ..H mum”
lsuicidc." said the father.
This sounds so l'titetilllllllt‘ lib to be
m“. twill to give us more children, we will
. . inladly takc thctiP Among the child-
ccn-ziou. .. ‘ ‘ l
reu wc lot-it were \\illiant, Edward...
The factu iii the case were thm' . ,‘
t‘ntlicrinl’. Sarah. Helen. Loretta. John
MIA. Burton Howard l.t-e last year etif‘rl
this would be a most radical d
latttl others whom I don't scent able to'
. . . t recall.
' than her suit. making a private acree- ‘
l "llotli Sarah and tuyScli have read
ntent instead 8- thi~ itKl‘L‘CIllt‘lll she ' ' ‘
l of Into a great deal about tiiiS~ thing
“is to receive 31‘.‘ at week :tlititony itttd '
they call 'hirth cgtrol. it is :t lot of;
lll": ctr-‘ttrdy of her younger child, d ‘
. st . If mr
tit» older renutinlng with the father. hosh h should be 099° 1 l
. . ., ancestors believed iti ruch rot when»
and light cliildt‘cn to visit each llftl‘cll' ‘ 1
“(Him the world be today? If this:
al'ornately.
Midi“: did not fttitil .ltc :turt-t-ment,
cud virtued that the timer had a
practice continues to expand what will
|
Europe do when tlie war is over?" i
"paramount right to 1'19 tits-tutu tit Md it thirteen “mare“ 0‘“ 0‘ 0""?
-. child ' it ”an“. ,i,.,. H \w. “I.“ nineteen born should die before they;
‘ I . ~ ' - . r, w v hrs old, as these children'
uhttefihc last case in \'l!.l"t llllrl pica “" ‘1‘ " '9 . ' l
“,1, did it they were of so little importante
‘ ' t
nan riaoe au to paramount rim
that the falhen could not even recall
in mi. This Wits vl’- l‘ltl in favor
world,
their names. what about the
then? t
If a man who made chairs should
find that thirteen out of every nineteen
chairs he made were to full to pietcsl
irrcpnrably heiorc they had been two‘
A that. when a woman married she sus-
pendod her legal existence and became
legally. part of her husband. Not only
her i'ntere~'t‘~'. ht-r property and her
personality. bttt her very life was
years out of his workshop. what sort
of business man would he think hint-l;
self? Wouldn't it he better busineisl
durable
blamed in that of her husband, Said
; Jttolioe [Stream itt his decision?
“it is claimed that the father has a.
w I .rntdnunt right to the custody of a.
I that; This wan once the law, but we
“(mm from the dark ages dur-
“loll married women had the sta-
ala'reti and chatteIS.
. only basis for the father's al-
nfiI-“niiirior‘rtght today is his obli-
W19 rapport his children. This
" 1 Idlrohppenrs when ‘one considers
'3 mother gives to her cifildren
self-sacrum and devotion.
“with.“ or rights de-
liy service rendered. the
Id, ”In mother to the ctrotody of
I, in It ionstequal to'tbat
I Qatar the can test should be
V of the child."
to make live sound, atrong.
chairs. and have leisure enough tolI
keep them in first class condition, than
to keep turning them out so that lllill'
on per cent. of his labor and muteria'
were lost?
_.___..__..Q.__———
“Crowds tight to verge of panic to,
see new archbishop read the headlines
in Chicago papers. And the hurt day
of Chicago. anyhow?
’.__..._.____.
TO HAVE CWSTITIVI. TEST.
HARTFORD. March 2.-—Announce-
moat was made here today that at a
meeting in New Haven hint night of
the Connecticut member: of the first
military training regiment held at
Phltflirg last aummor, a committee
consisting of William J. Hammenley
of Hartford. Stephen Whitney of New
Haven and Lucius K. Stevena of Clin-
ton, wan—Tappinted to arrange the
term: of'a ennui-litre ,M under
which’ Intention will build. of a
Connecticut nu school" gradual. m
. rm, no.
:for chance tires to em
. for you seem: a slow pro-
4 Acumen from 0. little Ohio
1-minute liven them‘ in
“minor-lulu to hundreds of
emits:
’ it.
Sell them for a fortune when opm‘tun 1
The .
seems far more likely"
‘ Spiritual advisors.
they put poison in The reverend gentle-:0“ 113 W1 ‘0“!-
man'n soup. But what does one expecti
dehwmumm
t
l
Frederico Stallforth.
l
Frederico Stallfonli. ii young tier-E
man hanlter of New York city, uasl
locked in the Tombs for contempt ol‘
court when he failed to answer ques-f
lltillr‘ before the United States grand
jury about German plots. Stallforth‘
had been asked if he knew Prinz Rin-‘
telen. the holder of the big German
bank mil iii America last year; David
Lamar, sentenced to the federal prison
at Atlanta. Representative l-‘ranit‘
Buchanan, who hats been indicted. and ‘
othera. lie refused to answer. t
I
i
l
WILLIAMS iii tot .
tutti intuit tutti.
(Continued from Ftrot Pagc.) I
I
claimed Rue's‘
l
alivt-s itiid the stutt-
body
Both men
t-ttrtli quietly.
were occupied
spent their that day on
and their lut hours
in prayer with their
t
i
The conViClt'd melt showed good
nerve during their final day. They
ate heartily of ham and eggs for
breakfast and meat and vegetables
for dinner and joked with each others
meantime. Tlioy‘ were allowed to or; '
der whatever they winhed in lite-Ill! l
of food. A ..- l
Hintory of Crime. _ .3” l
The crime. for which Roe Alli Wll-'
lhitua paid the penalty of the luv wutil
committed xov. 2a. nut. in the unto;
general store of Mr. Case in Bark-'
littinated. Mr. (use, who was it countyl
continisgioiier, former town trenaure.l
and postmaster. was alone at the time.
preparing to clone the story-for the;
night The two men, whose” motlve'
was robbery, entered the ntore and i
beat .\ir. (‘use so severely with an iron,
wagon axle thnt he‘died the next dayt
without regaining consciousness. : I
Amated in artdgeport. : I
A few weeks after the murder W" t l
“dull! and Rotn werc linkcd with the: '
crinic. ltd they had been seen together-
ncnr the store on the night in qucs~i ‘
tion. Williams was arrested int
Bridgeport on Jan. it). 1913. line ut‘
that tinic was in jail iii l’ouglikccpslc,l
serving: a sentence for burglary. Tliel I
trial began on June 5. l9”). and lasted
15 days. during which time Williams
attempted to commit suicide by cut--
ting the veins of his writ-its. " Thel
jury‘s verdict was guilty in the flrutl
degree. and the pair were sentenced?
to be hanged on December it. A siayi
of execution of sentence was sccured.‘
however. and this week the board of
pardons held a special hearingtat
which both men swore that they were
innoeent. They claimed that' they
were in Poughkeepsle on the night till
the murder. l
l
DISCUSS DEFENSE MEASURES.
l
l
t
Congreu to Have Two Bills Before It
Tommw. l
WASHINGTON, March 3.——Con- l
gratis will have before it within the l
next few days. possibly tomorrow, 4'
the first of the national defence mettle i
W. .. .- i
This was forecast today as it result i
of the rapid progress made on the 1‘
Army bills in the House and Senate ,
Military committees. The Home l
committee reached a final agreement I
late yesterday on its bill for an in- l
crease in the Army and the Senatn l
committee planned to take a final vote l
l
t
i
Steps already have been taken‘to
press the two measures to an early
conclusion in both houses. i
The House bill as finally approved .
,calls for an increase of the. army to n 1
i
t
ltotal peace strength of approximately
700.000 men. 'l'lfla would include 170.-
009 regulars; “5.000 Natlonalaunrdn-
men, and about 100,000 Federal voluno
tears. ' in
The House Naval committee after '
lhttening all day yesterday to nn'on-
cournging report by Admiral Punk
Fletcher, coinmander’v -¢‘.lli9i ( ."tho
Atlantic flat. on t 0. ol-‘il 0i! and
ell-ulna” olihn n.."t, if . I snort, .
fid’ay turned 5'65; Lil-A] r: up“.
\
AGAIN
TO-MORROW
Again we repeat—It's the top liner of them all !
Seemingly no limit to the savings
Values up to 250 for 9c—-Values unto
39c for 19c ~Values up to 500 for 290
The Prices Alone Count—Plan get here early
tic-marrow.
7c AMERICAN PRINTS
'.' cue of new 191%, light and
dark prints. neat designs To.
niorrovt‘ 2 yards for 9t
25c SCARFS. SHAMS
AND CENTERPIECES
l,0tlti. Some slightly soiled.
Tomorrow each 9¢
15c TURKISH TOWELS
Regular sine, uturdy. double
woven quality. terry borders.
Tomorrow each 9c
in t-ac LINEN CRASH
Sturdy value. linen towering.
for diab. roller and kitchen
towels. Tomorrow. per yard
90‘
19c caiaKLEmRan
l-‘lne. firm“ [In crinkled
crepe. 3'0 inch! e For wo-
men's. minty 3d..,children‘s
wear. Topb'rro . per yard
or
12 t-zc ATLANTIC A
SHEETING
Heavy firm
bleached. yard wide.
row per yard’
Sc APRON
GINGI'IANS
Standard quality neat blue
and white checks, first colors.
Tomorrow 2 yards 9c
in i-ac BEST
OUTING FLANNEL
Heavy quality colored outing
sheet init. ltll-
Tomor-
9c
flannel. stripes and checks. .
Tomorrow per yard 9‘.
rec WHITE
OUTING
W. width. soil medium quality.
Tumor-raw 2 ynrtlS 9¢
15c Locxwooo -
SHEETING
42 inches wide. l-‘or
canes and reamed sheets. T0»
morrovl per yard 96
WATER TUMBLERS
Thin blown glass; your choice
of theac designs. Tomorrow
3 fur 9‘!
15¢ WELSBACH
GAS MANTLES
Upright or inverted.
me. each
15c DRESSING
COMES
ti inch black rubber combs:
all course. Tomorrow,. each
9d
15c WRITING PAPER
All linen, 24 sheets and 24
pillow
5C
9t
envelopes. Tomorrow. per
W at
15c CURTAIN ' ,
MUSLINS
so inehu wide, pretty de-
dgna. Tomorrow. per yd.
50c GIRLS' TAM
O’SHANTER CAPS
Angora wool. blnclr and navy.
Tomorrow. each
in r-ac MEN’S HOSE
Blank and brown.
weight. Tomorrow, per
heavy
pair
RIBBON REMNANTS
800 yards. regullrmficfl. “D
to 25¢. per yard; on late to
m in tin. , .
wimM llvnrtu‘nro. m
’ ilW ‘2. 1 .(
28c SHEETING
7-4. Bleached sheeting.
wood brand. Tomorrow
yard
lock
per
19¢
39c SPLASH VOILES
60 inches. Fine sheer. pretty
miles. for waiatl and dream.
Tomorrow, per yard 19¢
25c PILLOW CASES
liemtttitchcl or «allotted pil-
low canea. Tomrrnw each
19c
39: ART LINEN '
lit inch. A.l pure oyster white
Art linen for ninners, Tomor-
row. per ur1 19¢
5c “LINO” . .
WASH CLOTHS
A fine ‘itp- ‘l won-n Itihll
cloth. or? (Jen: fnr no corn-
piexton. Tomorrows fm- 19¢
39c WHITE
MARQUISETTE
47 inch. l-‘ine quality. French
marquiuet te. Tomorrow per
yard 19¢
25c and 29c SCARFS
AND SHAMS
Blue and white and plain
white embroidered scarftt and
nhams Morrow each 19¢
35: TURKISH TOWELS
'Sturdy bath towels red stripe
through centre. Tomorrow ea.
19¢
6c CHEESE CLOTHS
Yard wide. Sanitary gauze.
Bleached or unbleached. To-
marrow
25c TRAY CLOTHS
Henrtmched on four aides.
Putty patterns. Tomorrow
each 19¢
25c TEA AND
COFFEE POTS
1 qt. size. gtcel grey enamel.
Tomorrow, each 19¢
25c OIL CANS
1 gal. galvanized iron oil can.
Tomorrow. each 19¢
15c WOMEN‘S
HANDKERCl-IIEFS
All linen. embroidered can
here. 'l‘omorrovrz for 19¢
TOILET COMBINATION
1 tooth brush. value 15c; 1
can Colgato'n Talcum Powder.
any oder, value 25c. Tomor-
row both for 19¢
25c WINDOW SHADES .
Water opaque.- All colors.
Tomorrow. each 19¢
29c CORSET COVERS
Fine muslin lace and embroid-
ery trimmed. Tomorrow,
each 19¢
35c POPLIN CLOTH
36 inches wide. old dye.
Tomorrow. per yard 19¢
COMBINATION
1 lnpool Silk, value 10c.
2 spools Twist. value 5c.
2 spools Cotton. value 10c.
WWW III 10" ...... 19¢.
it
an
3t
5 yards 19¢
50c WOOL FLANNEL
t‘ream white baby flannel. 3-4
width. Tomorrow per yard
29¢
29c scanrs
AND SHAMS
lace trimmed and embroider-
ed ncarfn and Shams. Jl‘omor-
row each 29¢
50c GLASCOW
SUITING..
New white Repp Suiting with
novelty ntllt woven atrfpée
Tomorrow per yard 29¢
50c LINEN TOWEDS
Hemotltchod. All linen huck
towels. 21x42. Tomorrow each
- 29c
50c PILLOW CASES
Handsome scalloped and em-
' broidered pillow canes. 45x36.
Tomorrow each 29¢
98c NAPKINS
liemmed memorized damnak
napkins. 18x18. Tomorrow
6 for 29¢
20c COTTON BATTS
One. pound roll of pure white
Southern cotton. Tomorrow
2 rolls 29¢
50c GABARDINE
New welt diagonal cord. 36
inches wide. Tomorrow per
yard 29¢
75c DRESS LINEN
linen.
45 inch. white‘dreati
Tomorrow
brocaded weave.
per yard
BARGAIN TABLE
Wash Goods for house dress-
es. etc. Thousands of yards
of dainty crepeti. percalea.
woven muckent, fancy
white goods. etc. Tomorrow
4 yards 29¢
soc SATURNE
CLOTHES LINES
iii feet strong line anti steel
reel. Tomorrow
39c WASH BASINS
Large size, steel. white enam-
el. Tomorrow 29¢
TOILET
COMBINATION
1 cake iCuttcura Soap. value
250.. 1 box Manuen'n Talcum
Powder, value 15c. Tomorrow
both for 28¢
50c CRAFT LACE ,
for curtains. in white and
sci-u. Tomorrow. per yard __
50c WOMEN‘S
DRAWERS
Fine cotton. deep ruffle. trim-
med with embroidery.
Tomorrow. pair 29¢
39c BEAUTY: VOILES
40 inches wide. our 50 now
pretty (RIMES. Morrow.
.‘uqttwattfisam- CORNER” . .
per yard
, .
r
ANOTHER ROUSING DAY
Great Matg’ic Figure
Women's and Misses'
SUITS .-
Embodying every de-
tail of Fashion’s lat-
est fancies for present
and spring wear, at
Boston Store's well
known moderate pn'»
ces.
-——-——.
$3.98 WOMEN'S
SKIRTS
Made black, navy,
brown and green serges.
trimmed with buttons,
belt and pocket effects.
Tomorrow each
$2.49
Ssoo WOMEN'S
sxtars
0! men's wear acrgea in
black and navy, flared.
trimmed with braid
and buttons. belt and
pocketa Tomorrow on.
$3.99
$25 PLUSH COATS
Only three left. Latest
modem trimmed with fur.
Tome row elrh
$12.99
WOMEN '8 AND
MISSES' COATS
I Entire balance. Values
of
each
$5.99
$2.50 WAISTS
Very latest models, in it
large variety of plain,
striped and figured ailks.
Tomorrow each
$1.99
$1.50 LINEN
NAPKINS
All linen, 18x18. Tomor—
I‘O‘V Der don. 99¢
$2.00 BED SPREADS
80x90. Satin Spreads
hemmed ready to urw_
Tomorrow each
$1.29
$2.00 BED PILLOWS
Regular size. 22x28. gooiie
feather filled. Tomorrow,
M“ $1.49
$2.50 BED
BLANKETS
‘Big double size. while. grey
and tan. Tomorrow per
M 31 79
$4.50 COM-
FORTABLES
All marked for clearance.
Excellent values. Tomor-
row each 32 99
BLANKETS
- Values to $10.00. Over 30
pairs of fine all wool blank-
ets. Tomorrow per pair
$3.99
Distinctively New
Ideas in Our
Spring
Millinery
Beautiful dreations
embodying tho beet
style features of the
season.
All the newest shapes
of the newest mater-
laid, in all the have“
colon. and candida
trimmhgb in the new-
est clinch. ; .
PRICES ALWAYS
up to 012.9). Tomi-rod "
THE LOWEST
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