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told the court today that he was un-‘
”he! the mud t- (h. m. able to work and support his children.
Um receive a one hundred and fifty He ll separated from his wife who it
Hg: "in Md [he no... was said is supporting the children.
Judge Vandevoor ordaod that two
physicians malca a careful examina-
tion of Anderson. The court indicated
that he would send him to prison for

fr rent one to seven years if he is found
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N,” “no "I?! '76" the Mr GEN. MEELEV Has amour
an of forest and grass drea begins. SHOCK
ill "sh can! thy: can a rust 'NIYW Ham. April ..12 ~—lt was
“I 0‘ “mm ‘0 "10 "0008 and till learned today that General Edwin S.
”It 0! MI vicinity Often they race mentor. who was injured in the rail-
it - thy It tune and destroy lam mad wreck at Hillard on February
muffle timid-r land. dfisalroi 2, has uttered a slight cerebral
rich-lemma bun-mm loon- hemorrhage which has resulted in
alive: by wluslv ironed. etc-u. partial paralysis of thotright side. i
throttl- and-matches are also noon 0....“ Gum-g .134 “a speech
man than necessary. .. not been alsctsd and by. re-
Taking.“ these fl” “WM 3:3." is hoped for despite that!
:11“ ““9"“ 9" “'5 hi 0“" vans-I age. He had so 'ar'lmvsn
”0 PM “god! in the raikpad no
“I 0“! hmfimlni ‘t M LLMET: ale to lab short
Rot-nymmwmuaowu wallnonplon-ntdayl. :
d the penalties them '
The attention of mini is {ill
ad to the necsadty of preventing such
firm on account of the damage done
.oreby to thou-lid game. ‘frbs
great loss in timber value is put for-
ward in a prominent way as one of the
moon's why all possible means should
b taken to guard against such tires
The warning mentions the fact that
In order to set any lire in the open
it in the town of Norwaik between
. Inch 15 and Jane 1 or between Sep-
this filter ii and November 5. it is nec-

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FOIIIT FIRE WARNING

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SINATE WANTS REBUL'D 0F lN.
vasnoartoua mro start
DARD OIL. ‘

WASHINGTON, April 12. jilll'ithout
tltbate. the Senate adopted a renolu-
tion by Senator Kenyon Republican
directing the Attornryfleneral, if not
incompatible with public interest. to
u‘unil to the Senate :1" rcports of
Elitcutigntlons made by the depart-
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. such dispute;

,0! value; or train assembling in a'
. lawful

property right. in all

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in the application. which last he
in wrmagandaworatnhythsap
plioant or by his agent or attorney

Section 3—No restraining order
or injunction shall prohibit any per
son or persons. whether singly or in
concert from terminating any re
lation of employment or from eeaa
ing to perform any work or labor;
or from recommending advising 0r
persuading others so to do. or from
at any place where any
person or persons may lawfully be
for the purpose at obtaining or corn
munlcating information or front
persuading any such person to work
or to abstain from working; or from
ceasing to patrontas any party to
or from recommend
lug. advising or persuading others
so to do; or from paying or giving
to or withholding from any person
engaged in such dispute any strike
bonedta or other moneys or things

manner, or for lawful pur-
poses; or from doing any act or
thing which might lawfully be done
in the absence of such dispute by a
mingle individual; Prior shall any 0'
the arts specified in this section be
considered or held to be illegal or.
unlawiul in any court of this auto.

“Section t—That the labor at a ,

human being is not a conniodlty or
article of commerce. and the right
to enter into the rolatlonofou-
pioyer and employs. or to change
that relation, or to absuiao and cra-
atoa anew relation tor on yer and
employs. or to beam

on business with any
place. or to do work “I labors!1
amnion. shall-he we»: when
atrusd to be a personal anQHfot .a
cages n~voiv

in. the violation or the contract of

employment. either by the employs"

or employer, where no lrmpanfis
damage is about to be committed
upon the property or property right
injunction shall be
granted; but the parties shall be
left to their remedy at law. ~

"Section B—No persons shall be
indicted. prosecuted or tried in my
court of this state for entering into
or carrying on any arrangement.
agreement or combination between
thtmtelvoa made with a view of les-

 

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A glance at the Dress tactics gives
one the idea that she is about to en-
counter a company of Victori..n lad-
is; in then- beat attire. Imus the
simplest ti talsta afternoon gowns to
the dinner and tuning dresses Med
and pannisred, veiled with tulle and
lace. one is surprised and char-ed at
the revival of half century old styles.
Shirts are short. for which the aver»
are woman is gratolsl. they are full.
some of them very full and beyond
description in their little eccentrici-
ties of girdles, plaitlags and garni-
turea One may buy very attractive
design at 815.50 and 825.00. ready to
wear.

in the great outdoors. The models are at line

The “hitiaddw Brook" Suits
Tailored Wear of exceptional
quality
may. at the Read Home.

nonmemnewinsppeaitoall lovers of
easy tailored area: who expect to live their days

 

Any woman may have her Silk
Stockings match her gown. The 'Mng
to do is to bring a sample of the gown
and give the Hosiery Section at less:
is hours notice. Any shade can be
given.

Velour and Shepherd Checks made up with full

easy skirts having inverted plaits, straps and

wide flare. The coats are belted and havo two

The “Oriole Mallet" is the lat-
est invention in a baby carriage it
is very like the swinging bashet‘neat
of the Baltimore oriols and well nam-
ed. It can? be readily converted into
any 0‘ the“ mick. Go cart. chair.
innupr and bassinet. The baby rides
in it, sits in it, sleeps in it, play: in
it. Folded compactly the basket can
be carried on the arm of the mother
or nurse and sometimes with the baby
in it.

u is the ideal baby carriage it one
in going on thg train. trolley or boat.

Price from sun in.

or more patch pockets.
The Meadow Brook Sports Suits are exceed-
ingly graceful, and smart looking. well-tailored

to the smallest detail.

$37.50

Kenyon Bogey Coats

For sports and motoring; and in fact general

“Ola Boer Rabbit" has appeared in
true counterpart of himself at, the
candy section to lneop Easter and his
will‘ is with him. She is attired in

utility wear. ln novelty wool fabrics of pleas~

int; designs, plaids and overplaids.

.., gingham frock, and white cap through

i. , $25.00 ahioh her ears perk. up enoutrlagiy.
r ...Secoud floor. She will 'carry candy: an out Bror

n' » ~ . thbit. too.

, i I ., V Very large Chocolate m. angular

roc's or ostrich's eggs. an intuidod
lor‘lliastor table decorations. They
are beautifully ornauasatod.~aornetbnss
with a garland of moat-or pasta, dow-
sm. and are composed of chocolate
almond paste. very nice to break up
and nerve with the dessert.

Mli' linery
This interesting section which is so important
at this‘time ofvycar. its tilled with spring styles

in headwear. To those who were the aforetimc

Among the [altar Favors at the
Stationery Section are newer seeds. in
hand tinted envelopes. The old rash-
lomd garden favorites, larirspur. mari-

putrons of the Ifalligan Shop and. who wcrc sad-
dcncd a little at its being absorbed by the Rcad

 

utning the number of hours of labor
or increasing wages or bettering the

since the Supreme Court decree of condition cl workiugtnen. or for any,

 

 

 

 

 

 

gold. alysantn. phlox and asters are all

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are here in abundance

ARoceutPurchaaeofsooYarda.

Although there is an alarm about the scarcity
of good Taflctas in the silk world, there are pleat.
ty here at present. through a fortunate adven-

turc of the Read Silk buyer.

He was able to

obtain a good line, all foreign dyes and guaran-

teed absolutely.

In medium shades, navy blue,

gray, brown, tan, old rose and many other prac-

tical shades.
Yard wide,

31.50

2 - Small Sterling Silver

acceptable for gifts.

A woman accepts with gratitude any gift of
sterling silver, for it is an everlasting: remem-
brancc, always good. altfiiys in style.

Bud Vast-s,

Sugar Trays,

Lemon and Sugar Plates,

Small lion lion Baskets,

Sugar Basket,

Lcmun l' latt, cut crystal in Silver
rim. lattice,

Sugar and Cream, Colonial,

Marmalade Jar,

(audit-sticks.

Sugar Tongs,

L'rcam Ladle,

Sardine Forks,

“Bridgeport” Spoons

'l'ea Balls,

'apkin Holders.

Napkin Rings,

$5.00, $2.59. 53-50

53-25
. $3.00
61-75
$4.50

$3.00
$950
$1.50

53.00 and $4.00
50c. $1.35. $1.35 up
$1.25, $1.50, $2.25

$1.25

$1.35. $1.50, 31.75
8:35, 51.54;. up

50 cta.

7.5c 31-25. 91 15

Easter Jewelry

Have new pins for your Easter hat

V cry dainty designs to to karat

75 C“ .
Loss cxpcnsch ones at

gold at
$1.00 to 32. so

as and 50 cts.

Slipper Buckles. They are to be universally.
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,7,“ q—swllncl ads pa inc ”mic”! . hydulsw if done by a slug indi' .. ‘ . ‘ . ' , lorst rcd' l' ' ‘.is handtitb- Qautoir Ribbons, for moms cv't‘ning‘ “tar,
_ . .. .- ‘ _ ____-, ‘ ' ‘ lhc samc cxcluatvcncss of style, the some oil and of a surprising clearance. The black with white edges, white “lll’l black 0(1ng
-v ., . , , _ ' to is a little or stal on which turns
. Tonstm'rou evenness sacx at high quamy 0; mm” ngh grade of work- "in“ um Mine)" :1!" W mm Ltiectlvc. stylish. $L50
. WORK. _ , a" of a tumbler 0'" a canto he“ jewelry Cleaning Boxes. which contain soap.
. . TORRtNG'i‘ONA prll 12.——'l'hs manslnp and the same methods prcvail. ' brushc {M Quin “m1 and fim. <atxdu~t f...
lucntv-two striking omployes oi the, is a little Klass spoon to occompany. l . \
" lmt department returned to worht Second floor. Very procticsl 15c drying. 50 cis to SI 03
i" today after the borough had agreed
"l 'to pay them 25 cents an hour. an in .
M... on» n it no (tum
~ 4. for a nine hour day. but dually agreed . .
~‘ N to continue the ten-hound“ sched- '
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Wm! MR“... "1‘3 W, H... ... ...J... H... mm . . Great Atlantic 81 Pacrflc Tea Co.
‘2‘. {1(1): tron let 0f 3' ‘3 cause doll um top wheel barrows. or one thousand dollars to invest in furniture.’y0u will set NU“? “
r insatiag— . value HERE, dollar for dollar, than in any other Nortvalit shop. *
..L its the finest 00008 you ever MM" wagons, horse "I” with ’“b‘ This applies to furniture for every room in the house. ' 2 Gold Dust, 3 pkg. ‘ 16¢ Fig- Born, a Ib' """" 7¢
... drank. her tires. toys. dolls. etc. Two big, beautifully Ilghtol floors are'lilled with NEW l-‘URNL- E Evaporated Peaches, a lb. Dried Lima Beans, a lb. 7¢
. . TURE that is waiting for your inspection. l - "' .
—-th‘eCocoawiththe“chocolaty” , - . 6¢ Pumpkin, 3 cans ...25¢
W F. Gellelie ‘ RAYMOND & SON Norway Mackerel. each 8¢ Mince Meat. 3 pkgs. . 25¢
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