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Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 28, 1916 · page 12

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Linda-carefully selectinzthe best wood for each purpose. V .
Buy your lumber not solely on its appearance but for the
Mcuhr’purpose for which it is to be used.

, Remember that we at e at your service in selecting the

best wood and the proper grade for your particular use. ‘
Beaver Board creamy Stained Shingles.

The Hatch 6 Bailey Co.

SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.

 

mi Tristram 82 Hyatt

II"itzz' u'i'mw'" WK :3] Narwalk's Leading Dry Goods Store

is 9,116,296»Eutirflote cast
the 18,638,811, a We!
. 3,631,589 Miter 1912 '

NEW YORK, Dec. 28.——Complete‘
, onicial returns on the presidential
election show'flut Mr. Wilson receiv-
ed 9,116,296 votes; and Mr. Hughes
8.54:3“, a pluraliiy of 568,822 for
tlieglresident. In 1912 “*ilson (Deni) "
received 6,293,019; Taft: (Rep) 3,—l
483,956; Roosevelt (Frog) 4,119,507. f
. The vote for Mr. Benson, Socialist
candidate for president, was 750,000,}
\iiih eight missing states estimated,‘
against 901,873 for Debs (Soc) in.
1912; and for Mr. Hanly, Prohibition-i
ist, was 225,101, against 207,928 for:

‘Pttil’laiiit. Special Sale of Window Shades and Curtain Goods
the increased population and the wo-

The total popular vote for the rouri
candidates was 18,638,871, as against; . . ‘
20% Off on all the Holiday China, but Glass and
not vote in the new suffrage states; . .
'l'he folerSiggbls snuggle showing; Alumlnum ware. I

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Clearance Sale of Holiday Goods '
Au Annual Event That is Eagerly Awaited by'Thrifty Shoppers

In Almost Every Department are Many Useiul
-. and Dainty Items That Mean a Big Saving at , ..
' Present Prices.

 

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Commencing Tuesday
OUR GREAT ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE.

Though Christmas has passed, the major and most severe
part of the winter lies ahead.’ Though the selling has been
Ibrisk, our stock, because of recent additions of later models,
is as replete with charming Garments as it was early in the
season. Moreover, all through the line you will find prices
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151,007,282 in 1912. This is an in-‘
crease of 25,631,589, accounted for by

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

the deSlfabthy 0f Suits, Dresses, Blouses, Evening Gowns ll‘t‘ tale. for states for Wilson and; J
and Mulls that you would like to possess. Come without 3 Hughes: A
delay while the piCking is good. i “"5"" ””“h°‘""’ ' ' ’ ’ V i W. l V V ' W A —M V-
Aliihuniti 97,778 28,662 ”an wti', in point of iitdiisii'inl PW" ' 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 .«
CLOAKS ATV-«min 33,170 2053' iliK-iion.’ These (‘l'dilll that KNOW! 9:99.99.99099.99.99.99099999099099099.”.99.”.99.”.99.99.99‘99.99.‘9.”.~_ .,
. e PARIS MILLINERY Arkansas 112.186 I 49.537H1ns no great quantity of mnnulactnr-199 9:9
IL'nlil‘orniit 466.289 162,510..“ gums ready to be shipped here”? , ’ 0:. .
. (olorado 178,816 102.398? 1-11. \- doclure that facts and figures. I ’
_ . 33 SbUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORVVALK, it‘onneclicut 99.786 106.514‘ Lynn such statements. 'l‘hcy l‘lltlllli.:. ’ .fi
.33 FOR WEDNESDAY “- ‘ ‘llIii-laizj‘nre 134.115: 'IliIiliétillIthnl lz‘iiropc has hIecn lilitilllflll.'lt;l‘lllul020 & i.’ i
. w #4., E: on a no, .i \xnr llllllt‘l‘iiiln' to l w t'\(.' usion o t‘\" .. . .. “
AND THURSDAY. . :iImepia 12.13% 11.223 . my“... (lisp, except the bare not-val}. . :3:
» . . z ‘; ’t,ti:. 5.3th “UPS or lifc slut-e the war started
. Corned Beef , 10c Freqh Sea F d f ' = i“ 5 - '10 .H ' . . ’ 3‘
. ... u... ‘ 00 or F d :l,1.non+ Sundial 1.1h.‘,..16,;md when the war is finished, they go - . 00
WC 1 . . . . . . 16c . n, 3y IIliidinnn 950,081 :tithoai my. Europe will hmi “ii of its efforts.“ West waShlflgton Street 3 i
., -I , ' Pmfit Sharmg Bank Coupons with cash Purchases 'IH'.“ 321$” 38“.“9l in the innniil'ncturinu field for its ownl . .79.:
_mpom¢d Beef ... 16C—I8C Steak Cod 22¢ 11 H I ' :iilitlii“ ill-1.538 377.055? lll'lililltlllltl, for some time to (‘t‘illit’,i9:9 .:9
Ii , - . ' I .. . . . _, , ,I a ibut .. . ....... , Ii) hintucky ' 261L900 2-11.854‘ Il"\i \\ lll also need t‘tlllrlllt‘l‘llllit’ oil. '9
0d Hams . - ~ - - - - . - . - . . - 12"; Haddock .. . . . . . . 12¢ ii). Fresh Mackerd ggg ”I- «Lillllrlalllt 79,87tr 6.6441; Amoricu's rntcrpi'iso in lilal field. i z. .2.
"flamed Spareribs . . . . . . . . . . 15c Steak Tile ______ 16"! ll). Weak Fish . ' ‘ 18 ‘ II" aninc 13,118 69.506} 3. ”out many 1111115 in ihis countryl’:O 1 5.
.I t Steak Salmon 20 H F . ' ----- é )- Maryland ‘ 135.359 111.347131'.‘ mulling one great clfort, before... TLE 09.6
. men no“ es . . . I . . . . . . 2, c . . - - - (1‘ l- IOSt Fish ’. ..... 10 . ii). Massachusetts 217.885 268.8126 the restoration of pcncc, to plncei ‘ ;
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.. . . I . ls . ...... . . . . . . . . ..................... , ' . , , .Michlgnn 236.17.» 339,097; ilu-ir ninnufaurturina~ plants on a basis, 9‘
“Pickled F et F . ' - '
p... . .............................. 2... unmixuhs MONEY THATi N T"
‘Pi . e . . ..... . . . . . l dll.~:~lr4F-llilll 80.351! 42.33! \\t‘l‘ltl lllltll‘ againsi the very clienp-..
. 931me u MC Missouri 298.032 369.339! labor 01 Europe. They say ihzit lab»; : .

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l Ni-tnda
f.\'c\.‘ Hampshire
“New Jersey
iNt-w‘ Mexico
l Ni x York

Beers Meal & Provision Co.

(2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone 1180.

aided Lamb’s Tongue .. .. 45c
fibldfiedal Butter .. . . . . . .. 45c
,Olétmtargarine 25c—28c
eel-t Green Ground Bones 5c 1b.

66,7:‘diior will be cheaper in liflll‘opt‘ than}? 1

117.771 Im‘ri' before. when the soldivre no... SPENT
12.1137i lltlllt‘ and begin seeking (it‘t‘llllalltln$.i
43 733; Lotiil cxpcris in the factories have; '
26R.tl82 lltnt‘l'ltll lhcir lll’llvl that the gist ol'i9z9

211.161} llic siliiiilioii anu- in» wnr will be it". come and look us over. Herc is the place where you can
875510;unnpnrimn ol’ the lilut'liillt' ltlltl the:

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13 MAIN ST.
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' , ’ _..-....._. - . , . '—_——- bmil. tniolinn loll...“ 120.390.121.11. ll will he the Lil'l‘dit'hl “~51 or)? SPClld it to good advantage.
LhafllOk S Mafket . . _ . ., ,,_,,_.-_. _ . . ...... . ..-.. “A.-. . hoiih linkoln 55.271 5‘2 651; iln- power of iinichlnc tiH'l‘ man oil 00 .
I . — {Ohio ll 01th 514.8116 nil iliiic, lhcy so}: They lull) hollow-l . i . , . - r Y .
F . S ' - loiiihimnm 14312:: 1:17.233} :hh. thu lllllt'illlll‘ will triumph. anti: " ‘ If you 1‘3"“ any 16“ ““1 30“ a“ m ““1 0 a I": ‘
to . » ICC DellVCTy | peela S or rl ay ifli'oron 120m? 126181". um cll'ililo lll‘lll‘ l‘ini li‘c fire to moot 60 . i ‘
v‘ 1' i. ' . i ..‘.. . ~.. .Q - ““5 . ‘. ,. ‘ I " . . : OVErcoat, Suit or CLO'lk, open a charge account .llltl p...‘
T3], 583.3. 75 North Main St, STEAK COD - 0 illmmhimill alloy HIM .. l.lll«ilil'r» tompcliilon, in spite oz} .3. ~
. '_.»_ ......... .. ...... . ....... mode snnt 0.3 l 4.85“ l:ll'i:l cheap labor and other ext our 1,31] in onv me . men
South Norwalk SALMOhl/ .......... .. ‘0‘? ismnh (‘iirolinn 61.846 1,8095 hum-s. l? y c e nt pd” ts'
. . , .. _.._. W-—-—— E FRbST FISH ' """""""""" 160 {South Dakota 59.191 til.2t‘yl= .._.___....__.__. I... ‘
a, . , ..... . ..... ......... ....... 10f- |"l‘cii'.ics.~‘cc 1533'.” 11611:. . ' 90609600000990. .,..... ..
Ho DAY GIFTS ’FOR MAN BUTTER FISH . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . 12, ft, l;"“?\‘INS flit-5:?" 519:5: fARMERS “AN '[0 ihe“c’\°‘1’”!‘0”0”o”.”o”o”o”o”o”o”:”o”o”0”.”0"e”§”o”o”3
I. ........ -'./ l'illl hi‘..”) it 1:11 . I 1
WEAK FISH . . ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 16c \‘crmonl 22.708 40,230 i—- "W“ .- ' E" J
OVERCOATS TILE FISH . . . . . . . . . ..., . . . . . _ _ , , , . . . . . .. l4 .. ,\'ir_:~nila 102.804 to 121.0, I lvcroihy Mncllillnn. .\'c\\’ York, auto
. . """" ' t. '\‘.';..~hlnglon l8:‘..:l8x 167.244 l Sullivan. New York. Mcssrs. Charles
' EELS " """""" ' " " 18¢ ‘\\'~t\'irgini~ 1mm ll“1"‘ '3 i‘ ~ rm \' ~t' -i~ ii I‘ .
‘ 12 50 $15 00 HADDOCK """"""" l ' “ .- -. .. ; . ~ ..
,r 3‘ ' ~ - - .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . ..... 101* i \\ sconsln 19.1.04, .321 .x" --- H. i innit, New 1 ork: Stanton Battier, .\» w
“$1800 1 H ‘ ’ ‘\‘..voiniiig 28.2116 21,698 . . i . Hork; Walter Ilt‘i'nc. New York;
. . FREE DELIVERY To EA°T No l , . County Meeting to Point out How . - ~. ..
g RWALK. . . l twill'lltlll lltistli. .\l\\ loilt, hunk
7 , ‘ Totals 9.116.296 lift-17.471 'l'h c at 1000 000 f ‘ i.loii:~.~oii New York' llonzild MM.
Tthlh C 9 . l eyane$,, or: -..____ ,,g_....
PJ’- 3 t at mg 0. Schullze 3 Sanitary Markets ’ M” p . . . .... , «mm m- a... l... ~ ..
* \ 7 roflucts it oniinued from l‘llol lngc) i‘toi'lll Peter “Hm.“ New York: John
in St. 30. “CHOIR! 31Z Washington St. 39 Main St WOUlD [IKE 1916 ~_.-:-._ -- - Ificnc. \tW York: l.Izimnlet-IZHlirisk.v,
_ _ . ‘ l‘nusunl interest i< Minn inaiiit'csii _\;,,.I “61),.” MulliHR-‘U Mr. and Mrs. “.“T‘ 30”“ 3- 4'\~ hm), Jl.. Will '1’.
—~—————- South Norwalk. V ’5“ ‘ Norwalk. cl among ihe duii‘ynicn and litrnicrs; Kenneth Mackenzie. \\'pslp0l‘l; Mr.- 0“"
. {in li‘niriicld county in the announce mm M 3:, Edward Nash West ioi'i'- ”Tm 1"
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intent of tho uniniinoih meetings ‘0 Dr .and Mrs. James t‘. Ncwkirk. Mr.
‘1“ Will “1 "WY." COW“! i“ ”10 New. and Mrs. Win. lionne (l't’lorniiin, Rt‘tlti‘ SIEAMER MARYLAND
. l-liisliind states for the purpose 01‘. int. l‘n.: Mr. and Mrs. Conrad l‘ricc.i
Business Men Wonder Whathll Be i‘ril'ei'mm m‘wnizmiun 01' the New..i:.-l..oy my: Mr. hnd .Mrs, .l‘ci't'y! '
_ _ England Milk l‘roduccrs' :issm'iaiioit.l(i:i'l:c Qllillltll'tl, Mr. and Mrs. hull»; ABOUI letN UP
condltlons "ext Year-When It. is expected that n largo llt‘lt‘fdtl'Wtw’ Raymond, Mi‘.iiiid..\lrs.1)lj. Ray. '
i - lion from this section will journey ntnd. Mr. and Mrs. Edward 1), tun- I“
i . Peace comes “I‘ll NewProblenis to l‘ltlllllll'y SaturdayIinorning iii :tt-‘tinIi, Mr. and Mrs. Ilnri'y Sherwood. aninmfi from First Pace) ‘
“”' , ”HOW WI“ Importahons From icnd thci .niecilng ol the Faiii'licld :\\'ti‘lD01‘l3 Mr. and Mrs. George Webb ._.. U
I INDEED IF YOU WILL GET YOUR SUPPLIES : Europe Affect Industries (’.-lll.i_\' delegation. and assist in form-i Shillxnnlord. llr, and Mrs. David , I w of mrnfifmm nun w I 1
i in:: the county lJl’l‘tllL‘ll of tho its-social» Sptiicc Mr and \er Gardiner 'I‘i‘owl ‘V l ‘. ‘ " c I 9 1’ "'1
l HERE FOR YOUR FEAST tloh '- ‘. . ~ -' ‘ - 1 “Jim"
. . ———«—- . lliiuue. Slumlord Mr. and Mrs. l’crcv .
, . ,. . . ‘ - ‘ -‘ labs l“ll imdcrslood hore iur
. . .. . .- - . . ... .l. \‘llL’lll “Ill bx in (‘lltllflt‘ of! h a \l- . .] \l'< pd .- ” ‘ "‘
i . i i “"h "“i.‘ ”W0 d“~““ 2‘“ “’1 '1“ ,.\ . .- ~ ‘ . ‘ . 3.“. inp.on, ‘ 1‘ d“ ‘ I" ‘t "H HH'HU dots that it t‘nrranzzi did iot
r busy :‘ud prosperous )‘t‘lil‘ ot .1916 H lat lnirticld countyImcclinu and will lllhll'lllll. Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. ,I ‘ I, ; , _I_ , , .~ j,
i‘ l .( ‘ iliniah in: course. llicrc is n feelin: m the ”flak“ ot ‘iw dull Mp! mm: WRHMI' M]: and Mrs' Arthur il‘lmi l‘1:b‘t‘l‘lliiliiilsutlif‘illex‘jgl‘lllll‘i (“Cull
; . . .- . - . . ..i . ttsr’ ,L' Til-
,r icnaine fool-01‘ among business “11.5111 “I “will" 11“ putposc ofl\\hvcler. Mr. and Mrs. larnesl “hecl- w, ..-. ., . < . . ,3
ast, [1 Id ea 0. :,,,,,1 1,1,1. tliebrczir must ppm” 1;. the ciganizatlon and point out how‘m', Brooklyn: M1: and Mrs. Stanley :‘.”l,“I.}I?':5311;111:381Satan};1:131:11.“‘2"
4. -‘ -. '. ‘ ' . - , . . . . ‘niw ‘ ‘1 l t.l..<1.‘l-
mm. ,...um have their “-jghI they‘. the Association M’Cllll’tl the toll man. “ails. “esiporl: Mr. and Mrs. llob~ M . "ltitll' l‘lisco \,.1.,,h,m]0 w .
. . . . . . - . . .. . . . .. . an a . . . ould 2e-
. - ,. Ewonld probably ask l‘on’theyehr19103:”! \ahic fot the null. Milli} duimg Q'Z‘i “ought-Miss May Curb}- .l'en— , . \ . . .. ,. II_ '3 I ~.
rel. 371 125 Washln to" St t ' m wmjmw for no", And “03“ “,1an the winter. placmg more than $1.000... pings, Miss Ellie 1. Lane. Mrs. Mary Eur]: mm‘I‘(_§I];;_)_',oh:}n‘,l" ”()hiti‘iiitii‘i‘iil’
g fee ‘1317. with “I. double and illllll""h“l“! 000 into the pockets of the farmers Seymour Kerr, Misses Dorothy Ashe. I,” 1.1.3“: ll ‘t . ' '~I \
‘ '..,, .I .- K. _,. . .. ,m-_.in ils jurisdiction. He will endeavor I-ldtlrcd Aller. Alva llurrell. Marv “7' ‘ 7 “2‘ .HH no “mm?“ to “
. .itll. tight at the .tnrt 10min... 1. . . W. “m, .9 ,f tll'lltllll'lilC 1.,1. U n. 1..
.A , .- ., . . y. ~ to Show that there is n big contest. ltlsncl Belts. Ruth Hover. Marv Bur- ‘ “ ‘ .( t .‘ ' ‘ (‘l 0 7‘ "'
a...“ _ h..ps, iiith mou force at in. tune . . II .. . . MIN. m a .11.,“ .mm. ”m... ”9“,.
lI ' —‘ *“ IMQ than pvm- before at the start of “Iconhiig over the summer prices 01 PM]. Susan Coley, Leila Crampton. litrebeenanv Such a turn of eour a
l CANNON HIDDEN IN CAVES. on the Italian buttery and under eov- WW Xi‘an The 085‘ ““01““ l“°“”‘~"l““.““““d “R” “5‘50“" “".‘-‘"“""‘"3' °°“' "1m“ ..“‘“‘”“" “anti”. “mm! “W would pi'et't-ilt.Lsondiiig Henrv r.
d ‘ l1 . ”*‘—' .er of this fire, had almost drn pd MW been ninongtlie most S‘WL‘PSMUY onner should 3mm“? Am.“ the mam-i "up Undue); ”all“, .Ind:ie)’.. JOSP' Won-her Alderman Ambassadorl lie.
. 3n. 0 W3 c repair- ; l-lendquarters oflhcltalian Armv in' their piece apparently ono‘of llogxili. from ”‘9 business and labor “and". "willlennmmn‘ I‘lns "7 an oppor- 133““) ('Qdmm‘ Elizabeth Hammond. sirtlltlle, 'to‘ Mexico City and‘in short,
It IS flot true that all lAusm'a (Curregpondmcg of The ‘AS‘IIlmeler calibre, inside the Cf-Vem's print, that Norwulk has ever see]]— tuIiaIn) Iior every person.Iniun or wag I.I1Inr;:uIcIri:t: Illubbell. luann l-l'un- ”III situation would rciurn to I m
pairing is done right. lsociated Press)-—'1‘he use of caves aglinouth. ii line of trenches having beeii perhaps it Y“ the “19?: Wit-“5Wfighb‘xoofohil:1“Bgihlicoiilviififi’irx-a niiii”"xii.fizzyffuclfimfii:M‘IE'”;.H‘;;3’ loint it new icd before. the comm-.5.
. . finding places for cannon is one of theiihmwn up to the mouth of the t. . “but now here are “'1 ‘. rumor“ “‘3 ‘, . . . ”a . . i ‘3". 1‘ l 2 _' “f . ' a“ . ‘ . ' Film i‘msotiatimis lice—an.
atch repairing that curious sides to artillery work in these lornromci the soldiers dragginwgiiwm ‘1‘“ “i" and a ge“°"“1.‘°e““g.°f “““i‘”. $35301“ m we benefit“ “"1““ ”‘9‘“: ,I;.%*""\I.I“}l‘if,‘;'." ““3: ,1.“”1”\‘,)T,",fa:°‘l nLocK ISLAND. n. 1.. Dec. 23—i— .
such that we are iiiiotintains. Both Austrian. and Italian‘ AS ”‘9 piece “'35 SiD‘VIYl wing in- ever What the Icoming Spl’lllll. mu‘ ' L P A ' ' it'l' 1'2 all ‘- 1m . \‘ll'lf- ‘ (.0...In.e, T310 Cil'dt‘ Line Steamer 013m“, 1‘?
‘ ' ‘ lartillerv olfieers li'ive exercised ii a Side the month of the u a) , bring. by way 01 changes. 5 tan Quick Action. . ' 'H t” ‘ oimouse, ‘ mam Morton, wZ-ich four coast nunrd cutters ird
.. hank ounreputa- l “,an - ‘n ‘. fi . ‘ “ ,tr-fn 1’. . q ‘ "“lem’mmus‘ in the first place. it is a well-known Aliangemenis have been made: l‘nuime Miller. Anne Mutilation. Mil- 1,; ,1 ’QearcmnW-licfhw the Now" lent-v
- . - . g thugenu .y m ndingIthe Dl‘Op~ 1" roops My“) a mighty roar, fa -t——~il there are any "facts" nbout: \‘llmreby ens-h. meeting can form aimed Nil-‘11.. Harriet T’fll'kt‘P. Ernestine '.‘- . . . I7 '. ’7 I- A .105"
. .9, cmes for their cannon, Since once mocking the ltahnns, throwing their I‘ int d n iffairs in Furope thai‘ mun“, branfih‘of the orgmtiz‘itionl Farrell ~ rlrvine Fume“ Marion Lulu toast, .illdlmed inside the bleak.
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.I .‘ hi 1': ._ g“ (in located the pieces are compam. caps high into the air. The Austrian ii: warehouses in Europe are "(mm ”pm on the Spot. adopting a consri jtium. llclen Qumlai'd. Emily Randall. ‘, Tm 13‘“ e todt). ,1?“ coal imP‘L-V
I? anyt ng w a‘ “he”, safe from discoVery. The dam- cannon also threw She” alter She" ele with goods that will bt exported tui‘on and hvl-tws under which it will' K111101110 Rfi‘d Filgeiii'i llummler ‘ ‘ ‘\ low, but ”’0 V0779] ““3 .ippaient-
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matter With your age done on both sides b} “19h "“13“.”0“ the inleiienmg Iiallcygor the to America just as soon as the war Work. They will also :iiipoinl dele- ”t‘n‘n Si\\'a.29. Bettie Selleck. EliZil- 1),.(lliflfnfimfle bzfcglqflggéo “.195“
it to us, and we ‘Iden pieces has been severe. lsonzo, Gad] shell exploding seemingly closes. Correspondents in countries}; gain; to the annual meeting of the as i “"111 Slauson, May Smith, 1380”" (3,1135, left Portland ‘0" Deon. n1 1-“:
. _ ; On one occasion the correspondent at the mouth of the cavern used by that have been blockaded by the “’31‘. socialion. There will also be it com. Smith, Helen Staples, Katherine St. MC“; ‘York and liad not he"; "1' 9“
you not only as to of The Associated Press whileInenr the Italian battery or BIS? inside it. l‘E]t‘L‘1.llll-‘l condition in most of them] 'iiztleii appointed from each l0\vnship,Johi., Jeanette. Uhle, li‘l‘edlt'\‘\'illlzilll<. it m until A“, .I w“. d } _n with
,7 but also £15 to the lsonzo river trilnossedan artillery 01I1€ series 01’ shell shots ”0111““ AllS- \\ ill “the coming of these goods to‘ for the purpose of further ni'gzinizn-.1\19=~‘~“!'Si Edward AUSH’IL Sifllllt‘l' ,,,‘.lnwpd a1“; ‘\5.,;p11,10‘“.:-t01::,:‘ in '14;
.duel between an ltnhanIbnttery so hid-infill no.) E‘NlJIOGEd almost eerry two America mean the downfall of somegiimt and extension. The committee;Baldwin. Herbert Bill'JWi“. Harold mm. m"- tho {him week ‘ " *
IhonI and three IAusman batteries minutes about the Italians hiding (f the gimu industries that have beeninill also meet after thesession and; Baldwin, Jack Beatty, Fred Boyer. __ _ ’__’“_ ' .
- " ' jwlnch were seeking to. protect the place, )vreathlng " i“ a. dense ““039- built up here since the. war stat-team appoint a chairman and secretary so: Franklin Bishop. Bernard Cralefln. ' " -1“...
'- F Noack tinouth ofa cavern unttlIan Austrian . Just as the Austrian piece seemed Many claimrthat that's what. the to: as to be in working order at once.‘1’lt‘flt—Tick DOGQP. 01311011 lregory,’ ‘
. . [piece could be dragged into it. Sev- “‘5 laSt 10 approach safely within the still. will be. Some of the country’s The annual meeting will be held iniRHSSt—‘H FI‘OSL Bl‘aleY Haitiiiiond.. ' ape y '1
leral of the Italian regiments and those cavernI a Shell from the Italian gun enlicrts claim that America will have Fobruary,"nnd it ishoped that every; Elzon Hoyt. Marshall Hoyt. Bnrgis' ‘ ’ *
(I);I tihedAfistrgant; as wtell knocIlIted off gentiiluné uItIilon )tlcilHOCkeiiJit over. and to revise its tariff, to shut out a part section in-the six states will’ be fully}i]°““‘n3l¥IIinhl:m'y L‘Keluoggd Réieliliso ' '
e r a y us nose or a me to C8 ere e 80 Ms D mg on its of thisproposed-influx of manufactur- organized by that. time and be reprei Austin. 1 an ce oeuvoo . hesler N I N ‘N
iwatch tt‘i'o duel. r0pcs~and shoving on its blocks. ed goods, or the country’s industrial smiled at this meeting. illlcehe‘r, John MacMahon, Fred Mur. ove , ‘ e '
i The Austrians had for some days ," system will be' broken. Everybody It is expected that- the. collective; phi“. If‘l‘t‘d Morgan, Douglas Nash, H' .,
I— been attemptmg to plant a cannon in BRAZIL-Li-RUGUAY TREATY SIGN. ”agrees that no calamity could visit attendance will be in the neighbor-'Hz-rolfl NBSh. Paul O'Brien. Eugene I‘Igh'cu; 51110“ for {women
a cal/em. the mouth 0! 'hich was . ED ‘ this country greater than ‘9. blockade l‘ood oi: 200.000 representing the own-,(htin. Frank Sanger. Walker/Storey, . w ose s ape y, new eatures
. 'plalnly Visible from the Its. an lines, . ' ' ‘ . breakage of the splendid manufactur- ersliip 011800.000 cows. This aggre-tGibFoll Smith. @1181" Sherman. HO!“ conform harmeniousl to tha
,ihut the Italian batteryIfrom its Icav. RIO JANEIRO- Dec. 28"“ general int; system that is now under way gallon in estimated as conniving niece Staples. James Sexton. Clinton! details of correct dregs - ; ,
. ernon the opposite side of the lstmzo arbitration treaty between Brazil. and here ‘ . ~ .. art of the dairy produce that con- Shil‘tevanti Edward Tracy, Kenneth: . '
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rkeptu ,suchahot‘flre Ga andnl ht Urn a- ' s‘ - . On the other hand there is a grout) sumors av 100.000 000 for each.’1‘nylor, Charles Taylor, Donald Tay~i 1"“ Y 9‘ e - e n
1.20 _ .. . . Y 8 all i Mi signed today by Dr. Lau , . D . . l . . W - -
.. that, the Austrians had not yet suc- roMuller, Brazilian Foreign ‘Mlnlslél‘, ofmen who persistently declare that year. Thg idea of the.mmmnoth 01'- 101‘. Stuart iVVllllJIE‘IsldG. Misses: Berna: Ihtte Kid . . .. a. . . . $6.5
. receded in their a tempt. 011 this no - ‘ America ‘is going to benefit just as ganlzatlon is to put the vast business (Ir-UP. Bann en. ew York; Marioul . . . ‘
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