Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 20, 1917 · page 8

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5, Drawers, Gowns.
and Combinations.
COmplete Assortment.

‘ .K. BANKS

Illnhncirc'mo Hotel Block.
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- Are the Last Few Days on

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third Oil'
an d One—qua

on All Novelties
rter Oil on All

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EATHER FORECAST. ..

Mreoasi. for Norwaik and vicinity:
y cloudy tonight and Sunday.
Steal deal of cloudy wt-atlter prev
, this morning east of the Mis-
lppl river with light rain in the
hem districtg. A slight distur-
' 'ts (?nti‘al over Ontario. Anolhcr
«dnfittttl disturbance central
Utah. The tempcratures urn bc»
zero along the northern buyer
A Minnesota to Maine.

is

R A YEAR AGO
I. TODAY.

fimpsraturc: low, 43:
59: Cloudy.

straws

Routine ubniness was dis‘pOsed of
$1 the downtown electrical commis-
llonera at last evcninu's meeting.

EATHE

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—lk-.rby li:tt.§,_llcrby hats, O'llrien's
shimmy Belts, of l'nion Park. is
i weekend visitor in New York City.
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flefieral reports from the various
munitions working on the numerous
trflelli County Farm Bureau pro-
,lit were presented during yestero
day’s meeting of the executive com-
Iplllteq. which was held in tho Nor-
.ialk offices, in tho Town Assembly
mull building. After the committee
gr noting, it short session ofthe board
‘fltlldltectors ofltlte western Contracti-
thlllk Producers' Association was
t ~. The. proposed cooperative milk
. t'. for Bridgeport was discussed.
cu . .
‘ a plant will be. established.
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A variety ’of (11135, O‘Bricn's.

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titular tutu

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In the tests. the chemist» found
gamut; amounts of carbon numux-
a the l’ttrthermcst part of the

g
‘nf‘thc cuginc, while nu‘ar the eu-

_ athe engine had run about 15
as. .
tour. SERVICE AT TRINITY
CHURCH '
beautiful and unique scr-
wlli be held in Trinity Church to
ow evening. it is called an Epi-
' audle Service, “A Feast
3 Tile. altar 'nd chancel will he
led by the use of many catt-
during the novice, a pyramid

Illl‘bel'xend-ered by the choir and
'lfatuiliars hymns will be sung.
rector will preach

the Light of the World."

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lean-Powe'l-Cv mom ’on

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- I'll simple.

t'now seems very probable llllll‘

0 filter '30 to tilt ntlnutw-t‘ rttu-‘

no-llto~.atlt' wan t’cx2.'t'tilt‘ly unsafe

of ‘

on the topic.

'éoughs, Colds,I Bronchitis.

The Answer A ' ?

question whether you are getting ahead or filling

.mmmmumw your
mmmmiuyhn. “new“

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The bit‘iness of the 3“'-’Pll“~“
llilll up in. lltc 01‘3“" “n the

llZ‘ E. iloward moved timl ll" '"

 

istiars bill of $26 be pai‘l- Attorncv
15,, l-iHlS objeclt‘l-l and lose lo the

1mm of order and declared that the
,nudfl'y must be apptot: air-d. ll"
Said that there was nothing: in the
dull! which said that this should be
" '45. L‘idi'idue :aid if that tail was

goduction on Christmasgngltt. it Was the fault of the commis-

nlLlit‘l’." and the district's attorney.
lle how no r.~.:...-n .. 31;: tic bill :dtoull
iivl bl. paid.‘ ‘

l ant fit-”til ltml
ll". _\tr:: in the district z:ud.said: "ii'

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M l"(l . few wr- ‘_ I.t:' in this
.. ti l‘ltl. \‘.t \‘vt-tiitlli'l it- all.“ 12 do

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'ttc ”.‘it-tttt sitslttlncd Ml: lh: '5
t"t.ltv"l I‘z l‘ranltlyn G. trot

ntltd that ilc was lrt favor of 1‘.~.‘-
it‘ll :s be believed it to be
’r fit-t ct ‘. Jutlue John Walsh up
. l .. .u ll'tIl‘l the decision made by the
clam. ,(‘hairz‘tzzn .lorlt'nu declared
tinvt LI,- inui no doubt that the titer-t-
1211:: .‘avot‘t‘d the paying of the bill.
.tllicit .l. Eldridge withdrew the ino-
lion tuct‘ioush rlid mow-ti ti 9 the
lull lJt' paid. The tnttllim w.‘ car-
it -tl.

There was but littlc discussion in
the plantings of tin umwupriation of
$‘lfmt' to ll‘t‘t’l lite tlelitit lit lhc (llrv
liit'l.

Allu'rt .l. Eldridge moved that this
E’lill should bt- approprialcd and llll‘
.nxir‘sioners be Hutton-cred to bar»
row the money. Leo littvis objcclcd

li'itl wanttd to iznow why the com-

:.i.~:toiiti:< had not ntcntiout-tl the

‘l;.‘l'lil',§\‘ at the lust tueetir: llt'.

llrown asserted lbc matter had been

l‘rouritt up.
.‘.lt. Davis said that he did no up
Wittive of it. lit/said that the colli-

n l>:1t‘l‘.t"l‘s ought to llt' made to an
‘x no 1.. .trd ol' ’l'axnttfn .‘titti

.’\.i.t.rlicnmcnt and have a special tax
,laid. Mr. llatis declared that this
Inuiuht open the eyes of the taxpay-
cry.

“ant (‘lturch tietinrcd ltinnwll in
furor of voting the 52.5““ :lllll lltt~ti
v“'r~ nll‘ lhc lap." ’
Albert J. Eldridge asscricd that the
lt‘.) runnm.r the plant had been
tcdutctl thirty dollars a \l't’t‘k. Com-
t-tissioner littlnter nflirmed this state
tncnt and declared that he thought
lltc running expenses could be l't’tlllt‘

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Attorney Davis commended the
copinummncrs at the reduction in
‘t‘nmuu cxpt-nscs. llo- said ii~ 'such

that the fact. the $2.5th should be
.tgl-toptiutcd. lie stated that in the
lunch the commissioners Hitoultl be
l‘oruti to go before the Board of Tax-
::t;ot. and Apportionment in order to
H‘t money to covvr ally deficit. [to
Mid that the Third District bad it
praCticnl man in Commissioner Kuh-
litl' and the electric plant should ho
run at a profit. Crica for question
.\\'t’l( heard from the llOllFt'.
Chairman (lorlinnt put the motion
it was carricd. The meeting,
l‘-.cn .‘ttijottrntd. -
--»DANC1NG SATURDAY NIGHT
Town Assembly Hall, (lratsc ilros, tt-
picct- orchestra --t‘athcdrttl t‘ltiutcs.

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F'ROBI‘TF PROCEDURE MAY BE
CNN-"5E“ BY BARTLETT
M'HSURES.
llAil'l‘ it‘tlllll. .lnn. ill; .‘lcnalol‘
letrllttl of Bridgeport. today introI
tldt’tl two hilln to modify prcst-ut'
;‘t'-ll;.l-" lull". l'll“"‘l:llr.‘. (‘Iflt‘ pro.
‘.-tl-.‘; that. when the natural guard
‘93. of :t l‘i’illi“ inc l‘l‘illln'l‘tl, lllt‘
H‘tlil“. may appoint a temporary
....~'i';n ill out-c. 'l'ltc ollicr bill
that tho county may collect
rum part-11:..- the l‘lH-l oi llltillllt’llv
.‘l'tft in the county home of childrl-n

lttlli‘, (Hit of wedlock.

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' at an l0;l
tantalum

People Who Go Around Complaining
Not Entitled to Sympathy

.\'o malt-“r how 'ntany rheumatic
l' hn‘tliP‘l )‘f-‘l haw-tried there is only
i ll'bt'fi :‘ltr'lllltclj.'. arc and certain.
(la-t. a bottle of "Neutrone l’rcserip.
tion 997' at your druggisl's today. take
it faithfully and you'll be rid of all
soreness. stiffness and swollen; ach-
ing, pa‘tnfni joints and muscles, after
a few days.~ l

Oh my: but “Neutrone Prescription
0!)” Mil surprise you, you can dis-
tinctly feel that overload of agony

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. land p511] leaving you and what a ne-

‘llef. so easy, it's fitte. .

(let a bottle today. you owe it to
yourself/then say "goodbye troulllo."
50c and $1.00 the bottle at our dntg-
gist. Mail era filled on ”.00 vise.—
H. A. M»? , South humour-Adv )-

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day's V‘l’
ar;gnry en .
his newer patients and friends
also, to exprets someth‘ng c"
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hint. ,1

Surely all thinking people bel‘evo’
this life is n ind-0'1 " Irt“-r>“"“' ‘
the individual soul for another lift‘
‘r sz-t .-, cf lives l-‘o whtn one soul
has achieved hre'ltly lhi; should ll‘l
recorded as a help to others. {lei-
~rt us youth 1: Of;t“l hE‘I‘tj-\‘.'()l“<‘\"p~
per and co lat-t \‘l ur-s euno'int‘y
"tun-rt to ycuth and r?ll"tu‘:ttt‘ to -=‘m
it... (“l‘l- 1m r. (it New qualities new
is inorc :tppcali-t" than crurave, 4nd
it among lli’. tir'g‘trv's many-(zit:
one nut-t be chosen which stands out.
is c‘ur‘u», \'~-l ll" l'lillt'f' l“'l‘.
‘iiclot'etl physicial“ and iii»: bcauli
l'ni mother. arc i>«-:tt"r-g this cruel
l \"l‘ll t'nrlittt'lc and dinnity. in
iii prcfcs~iou liz'. tir"-;.(>z‘:.' pre‘se‘l
i‘rrwrrti with (‘oii‘tlallt cutrug" n"t‘l
U‘ltlli. IFl‘tlli the great ia‘u‘fze‘tntt
Lilo l.u-‘w :nd v. -' rk‘d with lt’m
(t ..it»\' the l“~'lllll‘iil‘.‘ to his r-tre Ell"§:l-
t"l .nltlil. llc it" dietiu-"uls‘xnti in
lllt‘ tight of cvet'y culaboru‘wr lie,
“lilo—d) to ttn'ltvrrtw'i this :klll l‘t"l~'
hurtling; in one thing. ccttrau- fuu‘tzl
ett ma icicnv-t» s'k‘ll at ll act'ttr'tcy was
Dr. {it'cuorv's preciout pouncmx'on.‘
Anti wt‘ll lit‘ ttscl ‘I. To it‘s f:t‘nilv

 

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in in :Ill silly... i< (“it‘llpg mad \ ‘9 U!
”I" lJ'H‘ lltlll‘cvl U'tl‘ ugttn him in

unit c cf the liven in- satch and the
lt~-ip he gave. Yet w‘llt all his l:'to‘\‘i
ct‘uc, lltlllt‘ and ("‘Ill‘lig‘ he could not
El'llt‘ himneli‘. Since all high t'llthaV

hr in lllll‘l'H ‘5 rl' tl‘c t‘urist :«ttir’l.

it cannot be irreverent to say "He
axed othvrs, him-wit he could not
innit," llttl. illlillil. with what (our

Ilr‘t‘ and lmpc lit‘ fztcrl his own tale!
iin knew all. but nitli high It"pn
lilt‘l‘tl all. llc \‘.t‘!ll on worlt‘nrr.
lI-'\'t'l' loolting bilt‘ll. lic dearly loved
his natit'c'town l"ltl ::pcttl ltim‘clf
for it, llil‘ liospilal naturally comm!
rt-gt in his t-tt'lnuvor. lit: liven.
wizxvr dcw-rmiuutiou "or the best
'lit l't‘ would not b" tlcnfcz and lint bad
the itti:ti'.t't:~tio'lt'ot tlu- ll’llv' scientist.
lluritg his months at cxilc, every
word about home and all the letters
and g‘lils or his many friends were a
delight to him to the may last.

All ltllllllf' mailers :1"!,Jt'hll‘tl to him.
The last time ltc hit! his house in
"‘lcrctln Fm‘inus ‘1 was to rcn‘lstor
for the elcction which imcrestcd ltiin
vitally.

liis chutnt and wit. his love for
little children and their love for ltlnt
“‘nne “"‘ll'ti distinguish him. John
iiay wrote of his splendid son dead
at thirty-live. "lic leaves a beloved
mmnory and a bright. young futile."
'l‘hal applies with equal aptiluzlc to
llr. Gregory.

A ut-wconier in a place sometimes
hears little. ntorics Ignite forgotten by
onc's family, and 'lo the writer was
told this ‘ol’ lir. Ward as a boy. It
seems prophclic. lie was a WHO
child. almost it baby and one day dis:
appeared to the consternation of the
boast hold. After many anxious ml‘t»
utr: be was found at the bet-d of n
Lay troop all stepping forward Willi
martini tread. 'l‘o exasperated maids
and part-ins. l‘u txttiaincd with pet'-
lect confidence, "i forgot anti ma'ch-
Ill out of the pale and i had to he‘ll“
on int-anse, don‘t you know, a soldit‘t‘
mw-t- turns back." ..

Surely never \\l‘l'l‘ lli‘titt'ttlitg's_ great
words more appropriate titan to cur
"l‘r. Ward."
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"tlnc vim ncvt-r tttt‘ncd his btclt but
incl-cited breast: forward.

Nuvur «hunted cloud»; would it"cnlt.
.‘.t-~.cr tlrcztutcd, though right were

t'.'ol"lcll, wrung wciuld triumph.

itch. :.t- tail to r‘..:.-, are baffled to

light lwttcr.
:Slt-cp

to wake."
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".\'o at nomtday in the
man's. worittitne
llrccl the unseen with a cheer!
llitl lum forward. breast and back as
' cltltcr should be,

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bustle of

"Strive arid titrivc, cry “Speed—-
light ott~fare ever
'l‘ltcrc as here."
M. S. W.

fZ'JYS‘. PASSENGER HARGE
EMPIRE FOR $8,000
l7nitcd Staten

lit-pill)‘ . I
Haven Lame to boutt

llnyt t of .\'c\\'

\\jorwaiti Tuesday :ti‘lt‘rnoozt to assist the state, the local men were
in ceiling at auction ”H‘- imafimfil“ 1y ofipg who had their equipmt‘nlfi ttl‘i-‘iary trouble sets in they think it

built“ Fmp‘rc, which he had previous-
lv tiltelcd for $3!” . The auctiouec‘
\zll‘t Deputy Marni .l “3le of Hart
ford, The vessel hid in by the. Staples
(‘0. of llrlducpori for $8.0(10.“- The
llaliw. which has. a capacity for 1,800
passengers, was built in 1900 at a
can of Shinto. The owners were the

 

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'toa F‘REAM thinness MEET. .

NEW li-\\’E.\'. .lun. lllr*Th0 New
England lcc Cream Manufacturers'
association. at its annual meeting
ltnrc yesterday elected the following
officers: President. ll. J. Tait. Spr . -{
field, Mnss.; vlcepresident. C. I ‘
“-arirt. Cambridge. Mass}. 'aecretary.
G. w. Kcnison. LaWrence, Mum:
trcoaurer. W. H. Snow. Somerviilc.
ll. it). Wadlmm of Bridgeport. was
elected a member of the cxecutivoI
cotnunltoo. . , i

ElGHTY-SEVEN YEAR! OLD
halibut». sore muscles. all! ”lam?
dark puffs under ext-3.31m bidder din-
onlcro are smuonaiof likened kid
ml. 1!. R. Adams. WM. If»,
«an: “Hod ovoirmitm‘
d mun-Ho. In. flmgt.
on. 1 Miami . -
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thing spe2ial. Free Delivery

Cm be saved if you buy your Groceries he;£.Alwnys some-

 

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N .vPack Peas, Corn or Tomatoes. per can ......... 121,} l .. .. I
ideal Brand Jam, large glass jar .................. 10¢ l ..2 w
Ritter‘s Pttxe Jelly, glass tumblers, each ............ 10¢- l "_ - _' ' . '“ ~~~~~ ~ ‘1?
Blue Rose Rice. whole grain .. . .. lb. 7¢, 3 lbs, 201’ GRAIEHH- NQIION wgsmm fiwfiflf
Chan-sage gland Coffee, 30: grade cut to. lb. ....... 23») _ : . . _
Macaroni or Spaghetti .. ............. 3 plth. for 23.“:

Crown AstEr Brand Flour...
Curtice Bros. Blue Label Kc

. “a: $1.35. 13b - $10-30
tcltup.

Small, 14¢, Largc, 23¢

titanium tail:

Midshipmen from Annapolis Escort

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.’ Ozone, Ivorylor Babbttts 5031),. . .. 2 cultcs i r l) 3 ; Lou, t4 nolunga 0: he tap ‘0‘
Fancy Sweet Potatoes ............. 2 (lllill'l: foLZ'Sd- I ——
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Snvift’s‘Silver Leaf Lard. per pound ................ 20 “VI , II\‘-"‘HlllNll'{‘QlI\':I J‘m- I20v'I'IA'l“lll“‘»’
3 , . . . . _ ; cwey was an .o res lor'ay with
5 New York White Tokay 0. White IPort Wine. gal. $1.50 1 all llic honors a grateful nation can
, Dolly’s Pure Malt WhiskCJ. $1.00 5126 .. ............ 851;? . ll“ 'U“'~ All” “1119““ “Offices 0011-
. . I dotted lllltii'l‘ the (mine of the (‘apitoi
um . l . tn it“: u it, J ft churlll ‘t- llnldl,
.~ . . ' .1.“ tithiutt. llli' Suprcntc linurt, titt-
ix H 60 {mapn & 0 iii; lunatic ('orls and a itotunl- um
' .‘ l'itlt). llit‘ ndmiral‘n lit...i,\' has tan-m
l c “ , h 9 .Im Antonina! National (5'2..ll\l';\,
GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
4. and ‘t; Washlnfiflm 51- Telephone ”0‘ lizznin i’. Lamb-Jr;unfit:{lact-czptain
—IIII guild (apt .l’l
I .. I I” _,___ _ _ . .., . . ...,. . I‘tl.t- llJiht l“ lif'it 'ii lic itch tn. Nut
DEATHS AND FUNERALS SOCIALISTS EXPEL HIM '9"? am... on t'.‘ wooded sl'ipcs rent illness.

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L. C. Kellogg

Mr. and Mrs. Pourniér. as well
many friends were very much grievcdI
toyltear of the death of their anion-w]
tit-law, L. C. Kellogg. of Springficltl,I‘
Mass. Mr. Kellogg hazi been ill for
serum] month's and died in the Sprin'»:-,
field Hospital, Tuesday, Jan. it}. 1917.I‘

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Funeral of Gertrude MacPhail
The funeral services of Miss (‘lcr-I
lrudc Macl’ltall, the seven-moothsold_
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Mac '
Pliaii. of Highland avcntlc, was lit-,Iltl
this morning from thc late home. Rut.
John Staplcton, pastor of the down-
town Congregational (‘iturclt otficinml
and interment was in Riverside (‘t'lllV-I
lcry.

. .Funeral of Miss Taylor

l-‘ttnerui services of Miss Rose lit!
ric 'l‘rvlot. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick H. Taylor. were. held this
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the
late lions}, Quintani avenue. llct'.
Frcdcrick A. (‘olcman officiated null
interment was in the Union ccui-elcry.
llowaylon. _

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SIXTH COMPANY. lNSPECTION

The annual federal inspection of tho"
Sixth Company. C. ,A. 0., was made

last night. at the Norwalk Artttory by ‘

(tullllt'l illaiw. of illtode island. and
Captain Wilton, of Mnssacltu: ‘lts for
the United States. and Licut-(‘olonel

King. of lianbnry. for the stoic 01
Connecticut.

Vt u ...... , l.iotifl vbg ctuf itrd
Sixth t‘t‘unp:-.11y wore. present, at tl‘.‘

inspection. which consisted of an in-

l'llll't‘lltlil of paraphernalia nnl cout-
lluny drillinz. Earlt‘Vfllccr of the
(‘lilt'l'nv tlti'led tho company as a

whole, and the corpornls also tirtllctl
their ticspcclivc squad-t. «'

The company went through its
drills: in good ordcr and the equip-
meat as a whole. was: excellent.

At, the present time titer-3 are but
two commissioned officers in the
Sixth Company. Captain Mosanuun, and
Second Lieutenant Dunbar. llollt of
those men ‘tvcro complimented by (lap-

'il‘.ton. who stated that of all of
\t‘llfi'll ho had inspected in
the on-

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.‘1t', and Nady for tnstnu
vice. '

ADVERTISED LETTERSI.

South Nomlk, Conn.
Li‘st. of unclaimed letters ndvewsed
tor the. week ending. Jan. 20th. 1917'
13. L. Hulbert, Mahackcrm

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Hotel.
1 I‘h‘nlpnuI l1 "tun-any"! 3'”.an
wm. Ratcllffe, Mattu’ckemo Hotel.
Sasprocarte & Cnratellt.
John A. Smith, co City Hall.
Let: T.'Sn'tth, General Delivery.
'rroy- Tucker. 4! Raymond street
l‘ostm .1, Tori". '-
“Nu Flcrlam lt'. West, Maharltemo
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Mar-walk, Gum.
’l‘l.l‘ follnw'nz lotion remain on.

‘ ‘ "‘ ~ "aw-'3'. Menace for
Ll" "’“l' ““‘z. Jul. M. 1m:

mm. uldur.

Hoyt. Mr. P. 99 W.

Put-nil “H. Q,

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FROM THEIR PARTY".

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Entltcndt‘tl

1‘ liar}
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by President
Daniels: and a

1m lltt- Capitol.
Iicvctnmeul pas suspended for
.dtty‘, all ptitate business
lington stopped for an hour.

All business oi‘ the

input. and an admiral's
Ililllm'itt’ll nuns was fired.
’f‘lrt t'nlirt‘ corps of

salute

t Ulllt rs. but Admiral

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itoi. where Chaplain J. Ll.
(inpluiu ol‘ the Olympic at Manl‘,
Day. conducted brief and simple lun-

t‘.-ttitr.l, but joined it on the way to
drittsstun. '

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llouclt \\'ltitc. pastor of tltz”
(.lllll'L‘ll of tin- Social Rctnlulionh
mtc of tltc leading: cxptmcnts of
Sticialistn in the lfttitctl Stall-s.
Ill” llfl'" Il’xl’le'lllill l'l' lll‘" [arty Ittl and into the rotunda, whcrc the
in New \nt‘k lily. ll.“ d.’ll‘t‘tl ”.n :"(KU was pin-ed on a ('illulitlt}u1‘ lll
\‘ulein the last election for Ollltfi" "‘lll' “'1‘le ll't‘ aren't dot-m
ntcn than Sm‘talisls. and lltc 1““:“l‘lm' Wilson 3"“ ”1“ Cabin“
party uninitucrs will not loll-ratt-

on" inidsitipmen escorting the admir-

"H‘HIW, over the plaza ot‘ the t‘api

tltat.I It has been said ”Hills :1; ltocv to t‘.elr lIlILK‘t‘S llt‘flldt’ the, bier.
prounncnl (is \\Ilnlc will also he run Shim-me Com; Justiqr um
cast out. ill-t Lutzttc Corps. tltc t‘itief of Stan

-tl' I‘av Army. the (‘onunittees rcpre,

 

VICTIM or FlRE DIES.
lllelil.X.\l’l‘t).\'. .\'. Y. Jun. 19,--
Mrs. lcc For \‘tltc. :35 years old. tllt‘fl
\"‘“""l'tll‘\' at her home in liarfortt.
victim of the fire in which forty per.
w- r\ injured witcn Odd Fellows’

tlltllt is of the army and navy follow-
cu. There was no funeral oration and
‘li‘J occasion. as lhc admiral wished
has very simple. Aftcr the leadin
.4 the funeral service. a quartet sum;

or
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llllll ltnrnctl. Tucsdgty cvcning. .\llw’. “Wild KlIIIldll'I ltli‘lHI' and "Ab‘dc
Furrvlltc was bathed in altetnpta to " M“: ”W ntltnzrui‘u favorite
extinguish t-lm tintncs and i?l\‘lil.“ Ilte Mums.

thIllt‘

.v.

alarm. 'uhiclt resulted in sztvlut: many

‘dhilc the services under “10
liu-s. V”

of tin ("r'nifo‘

l: ItlEltittmcni. tl"-"““ “" "“ ""‘ "M
war joined by the remainder of the
unblary escort. Six companies of
mues under command of Col. 0. G.
Unit... a battalion of bluejackets front
the Arkansas, companies of scz'tnten
f-tw, tlto punboal Dolphin and tho
lll‘r-kitlt'llllttl yacht Mayflower, a com-
pen; of army engineers from the
\\';tsltington barracks and two coin-
ll‘lhulr o. cavalry trout it‘srt Ttlvct
;tt.-:.t.pt‘tsrd tilt ( cl‘rl.

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Scenes in the Sahara desert in
Which f:"l‘(‘l' nomads charge dowtt
upon a dcl'cttcclcsx .cnravnn are f:-n-.
tut-(u of “The Garden of Allah." soon
to be 114(3ch as a fz'aturc production
by tile 'SC-lll: t‘ontpany,

 

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STOLF. AUTO TUl'St 9.
Don't Mistake the Cause of Your Trou-‘ » .
bles

never

" "l" “"“ l"’ ”I" Nut-walk ’i‘iro 8:

Many people unspect their" li-tblwt‘ (‘ompany‘s factory this morn-

"' . r ' ‘l q ». I. . .,, ‘ , ,. “in,“ I“
kidneys. —lf suffering from a lame. “'~- ‘9';er I‘ All '- 1' ‘ ‘
. ‘ ' ‘ . i" w .
weak or aching back they think that. I, . .1. ."3 accosted [’3
. , . . I I I .. II “mics. and upon being Heltr'llerl a...
l“ is only ‘1 nillSCllldl‘ “ CflkDC‘Sh, “ .lt‘ll l‘t‘lltc'x't‘tl Of “"130 :Inln‘uul‘iln i-v—utt.

tubes which lte.ltttd stolen during the

will noon correct itself. And so it. inr‘ll’:l‘l- ”1‘ “'33 lnkf‘fl to the First
"I-~‘ " ‘ ’N) ~. ‘ 4 u x

with all the other symptoms of kldne, _ ~'l"' ”Il l sllI-‘ttc; a d upon ht.

an. ! Iv. .; ." v , .“0.

disorders. That in whom the danger "I” ‘ “cm -‘ “5"“ "“"l

was found to have two vnnm tube-
u‘wn his tut-sun. cut- of lll“~‘t‘ ll“-l?‘
\' l'.ll‘;l9'l li'w ;: hull .‘H'utt all l‘l‘l tt‘;ii.~:'I‘
""H Willi: "mentioned ‘for
tune by the otliccr. Arrt-f con“
1“!!! ("Did lip. [in bud l‘l“‘\fl Inltm
."Ht in his room in tlu- Vi” li"'
Fv‘IW‘flhf I-ln-u l'l law-robin»: lllc‘,
man's room found tlrrva more. stolen
tubes. makinz eight in all. The tntp'I
value of the tubes thus stolrtr
rtttottnts to $97.10.

often lies. You should realize that
fltcse troubles often lead to dropsy or
Bright‘s diseaho. An effective remedy.
for weak or diseased kidneys is Dunn‘s
2“tl".ey Pills. Residents of this vicin-v
ily are constantly tcslifytng.

Ford Kintmlch. barber. ll Van Zuni
street. East Nor'llvalk. says: "Several
years ago] found it necessary to use
a kidny-y medicine and mi had heard I‘m“- was placed under am,“ I.,..,.
“0 "l“l‘h about Dean‘s Kidney “"3 {'4 now being held for triul. lln.
[got them. They DMVB‘xIMOfily‘A-rlnwwtbw morning. that he hndI
satisfactory and I am only too mad" "”3"! ”in ”his lo" a lll'V‘V WWII.
m iccomrttmd them “ “we name or rtwidence he did tto‘t

l’o anyone tron-t ..
bled by u Weak or limo book or other

 

 

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lkldney ailments. Dunn's Kidney Ptltul THREATENID “TRIKE HURTS I.
icumd mo and l have never but any '

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tumble aim? CHICAGO. m. 20.~—Thul nu» tbrcal- *
Prick 69C. u “I tie-left Don’t 9‘" and M" Playm’ It‘s-atomic
ply uh for a kiln" NW-fl‘:.mn,m w m M m the or
man'- wa Pint—4M W Milagros-u Frame-u an autumn u'
and '1'. Kink). Mlllm m m m ““1.
flow on man mic-t m o
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uue, a wot!
and duller in authors, died very sud-
dtnly at his home yesterday afternoon
ehr at 4:39 o’clock. Hed‘ca'l "Examiner
i r s must if. Huntington was called.
and he. pronouns“: death as being due
to apoplexy.

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Frazier, survived by his u'il'u and one
who is at. this am living in Europe.

cuter. both houses of t‘ungrcss and ‘

you.

it.

that shall

('harles firm, of Westport ave-
—lzmm Nathan: resident

The deceased lint! conto‘alned yes-

terday 01' an attack u'l indigestion. hilt
nothing serious um: expected to de-
velop. About 4 (ft-kick yesterday i-
‘.\

.0011. Mrs. Sanguine expressed a

umt to go skating on a pond but 2L
lu site-rt distance futon her

home. and

. was urged to do at by her ‘husixmi.
lctorc. Two of ilctvcy's naval unit‘s/Returning from the. pond. shortly be-
. - lore five o'clmtck. Hrs. Spmgus dis-

covered her husband dead on
30mph 1’. f’iot:,:itl:.n, of floor in the bathroom. having evi. ent<
iv been seized

the

whiz a. viuiént attack of

Neighbors were called in by Mrs.

J l‘llt‘.l(,‘ scrta-m at iltt‘ lilllllt‘ were Sprague and a phym'ciun was summon-
Wiison. Scc- t'd.
. lixnitcd (")lll- cVer, as Mr. Spm‘gue‘fi’fis dead when
I hill) The t'uncz'al party then tttoved discovered b31153 wife

Medical aid proved useless, how

Mr. Sprleue hat! rmidetl‘iu Nor-walk

the about two years, and had become. well
in “'qu known through his business. which
(in (.y. consisted of dealt: in antiques of ev-
;cry American naval ship on/lhc scv- (‘l‘V description. He originally came
v; til seas an ensign liulten-d at hall‘ With his wife fun: lissouri, but mov.
(if ed to Norm-til {mm Now Vm‘l

Since taking up his; “audience tin this
mmshiwppn town Mr. Spragae formed many wrong
i from Annapolis. who came. not undt-r {”911“th Will! 30'!le WOW: W110

. Dewey's \verc shocked Uzi: morning to hear of
‘ li‘lt‘lulrsi, as he had wished, t-smrlpa his sudden and’ bully nnexnecTcd Ee-
ltlzc lady to the rotunda or the (‘ap- "”59-

city,

He was- yeant out and is

son,

Funeral Ionian: will be held Mon~

tilt-t services. Mrs. pewey did not (lay “MUD.“ 3130 o’clofi-fi- P. D.
ll’ttlllllally the funeral party to the Stannntd's
Main street. m. Louis B. Howell.
pastor of St. Paul's Church. will‘of—

Tin- pmalo son-ices at u“. homo flciatemsnisledhu'kevjir. Hantet. cf
\H‘l‘t‘ lK'IZL‘ll promptly at 10 .yfloCkI Ncwarh, N. J. Interment will be in
thin thereafter a izolcmu ptm-cssion Riverside Gem.

Waking parlors in

1"“ lll'ili’. lliol‘ed along llussacliusctls TODAY I“ WALL STREET.

WALL swam. “9:3" a. m.—'l‘lt9

further‘rceovery d ttnIpoints in Beth-
lehem Steel was.” untutantlini,r feau-
:‘m‘t'mblod in ll]‘\ pl‘t‘gsitlpnl's room on lure of Mar’t only Reuliugs. ’Trad-
1h: Senatv side and marched in a tug was exceed’mxly light with an it'-
regular trend in the

initial tranhac-
lions. Later-m finances was shown
by ’leadinx' isms. *ttnnen Ismtes
Steel, which [at n substantial frac-
tion on its first ulering, soon rallied

ltnd modem hairy developed for
"some other intimation; and equip»

meats. Me arm hardened, after

some prelim uncomvmty, with

shipping, but mm were sluggish.
\VALLI Wilt-2r.~’f‘lte perfunctory

-irlioracter of today‘s short session was

"tt kteping with Intent weck-end mar-
kets. Dealing} were limited in vol-
uue. but included a varicly of south
«live. specialtiss and utilities. “Ellllee-
hemp Steel :1th further attention
‘w its fltrcfualihms bit-tween 435 and
415. closing- at the top Dl‘if‘t‘. a. gain
of 15 points. U. S. Stet-l \‘ifltl steady
to firm and shipping; wore decidedly
active and string, with 2 to 3 point
gains in Marines l‘bnmmon and Pro-
fer-red. Changes 311mm: rails were tri.

vial. The closing: was strong. Hillel!
approximated militia shares. [loads

were irregular.

 

COSTLY SHOES N5 TC) WOMEN.

if They Wen“ W’mr flower Cut,
PM Wink! Go Down.

NEW YORK. i'mr. “tit-dis not the
cost of 912003 lrr'ha lt‘t'lv WI,“ Ohm.
lteightb or sham 85:11 nest." said John
S. Kent. mm of the Shoe. Manu-
tacturers’ immune at the annual
meeting here. Real passed up 'lto
war as an mumnrketl cause and
placed an of let-tr t-lnmc on the women.
‘ "if WHERE! undid consent ‘to near
lower slices tit-r price, would be as
low is in yew grandmother's day."
twill KN“ “‘k'hdh-m titev like. them
or not. Viol“! will 'i" '1,- tu wear low
billion this swim: var also "ream UI
cloth man.”

 
 

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new IODELS

$10 $12.50. $15 AN”
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