7 Box Fol! out Log
“WET, Jan. 3LJStrucl; by
a while at work. Junie) llrady, 24,
3%., 3 Day street. South Nor-walk.
a, uniform an injury to his right
. at 8:15 ofg'lml. yesterday morn'
.‘and‘was removed to St. Vincent's
pital in the aniliulanto, lie was
‘ t -ed to bt’ renting. comfortably a:
die hour yesterday aitez‘noon.
,1 “file boat was. .bt‘lllg unloaded at the
och, fool of Union street. at the
to 0? {in} accident. Dr, S. 1. Ar-
id gave toniporary treatment before
Vanniovin} tho man to the hospital.
EAT FOR NORWALK PEOPLE
According to reports from New
i‘k, Norwalk people have an emu
renter treat in store. for them at
oyt's Theatre, Friday night, Feb. 2nd
ban was anticipated. Mr. Dohson, a
dramatic critic of the New" York
plays, says that “Neighbors" was the
lea‘st. amateurish of any amateur play
he ever attended. There arc eight in
the cost oi this play. air character
hams, and the girls fitted into the
parts. exceptionally, Miss Anna Mc-
Mahonpof Norwulk, made a decided
hittis the bashful lover. The other
ploy, “Petticoat Perfidy," is a society
sketnh with three characters. The
young lady who turn the part of the
Frenéh maid, is especially clever‘uud
mousing in llt‘l‘ interpretation of the
character.
‘ Tickets may be secured at the Com-
munity Club rooms, 55 West avenue.
Toltiphono i298, illldrdll this Clifford
Pharmacy.
HUNTER 0F NOROTON SECOND
' AT PINEHURST.
fivzwntwnsu‘, N. (3., Jun.
dioxin IS. ngernruts, Jnglowood
'(l‘ouuiry club, New York, with a score
«or iii, won the qualifying medal in
the thirteenth annual St. Valentine‘s
Aficlf tournament. which began here
gymtnrdny. Others of the 5200 con?
"ii-Nunts who qualified were: Robert
y-‘iiunlor, Noroton, so; Gardiner White,
Muir-hing, Ti; John I). .Cliapman,
ilrttnwioh, und E. if. I’nlontown. 83;
{Mo Maxwell. Sleepy Hollow. ‘. 84;
(irontnind Rico, Buglewood. 86; and
Norman Maxwell, Philadelphia, 83.
Toniglit8tTomorr0w
. \MME. ALLA NAZIMOVA
IN
“WAR BRIDES"
8—Reels—8
Matinee, 2:15.
EVening, 7:15 grid 9.
AdmiSSion . . . . ......... :52
FridayéLouise Hull and
jack Pickford in “Great Ex-
plantations.“
wk"run DRAMATIC ASSOCIA-
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THE NE
‘ LEGE ALUMNAE
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PETI’ICO‘AT PERFIDY IAND
. NEIGHBORS
HOYT'S THEATRE,
_ SOUTH NORWALK
_‘FR£DAY EVENING, FEB. 2,
8:15 P. M.
For sale at Devine and Hard-
m5", South Norwalk.
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PALACE .,
? THEATRE
unyn‘cuoni
“The Pride
1 V"? f . or theClan’;
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isweetest Story _EVer
_ ,‘_. Screened. " ‘
“ThreeS rows—2:15, 7, g N.
mom-fe‘The Return ' of
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littofinéo ,. . mo}i
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um? Taken to Hannah», ‘
T131118 lovers and are betrothed,
the shadow of war is soda on the ho:
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Tickets 50c, 75: $1.00
'wiciu's, Norwalk; Clifford Phar-
Ettening . . . . . inc and 15:
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REGENT» THEATRE
Alla Nuimova in “War
Brides"
Tho story first shows’the life ot the
poasants of the mythical kingdom in
which the Stones take place. The poor
people liar» new opprensod by a
grasping owner of :1 literary, and. in a
strike which onsucs the workers are
led by Joan. The workers win. and
celebrate their victory at u picnic,
where John lDPElS Franz, a young far-
mer. one of four brothers who live
with their widowed mother, and their
sister Amelia. Franz and Joan be»
when
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rizon oi the country, a war brought
on by the power-coveting Kingand
his advisors. Franz is earger to light
for his country, but Joan is filled with
apprehension. They cease working
on the little home they had begun to
build, but before .Fvanz loaves with
the troops they are married.
As the brief honeymoon passes,
.lonn becomes more and more do-
prrssed by a sonsa of impending no
gedy, and at lei gilt the, young hus—
band leaves with hits regimrrit. One
by one the other brothers are draft-
ed into the ranks, until at last the
biide, the sister and the mother are
leit alone to weep and hope against
fear for the return of the loved onus.
Thou comes news of a great battle,
and with it information that anz
has been killed. loan, in her dospora~
tion. first think; Only of her bet-envo—
mom, and is determinodfio end her
own life ah well. But the aged mother
lot the dead husband reminds her of
In new duty which confronts lli-ll'. A
sewing basket filled with baby gar-
lments in the making brings Joan back
to a roulizution at her responsibility to
11 child which will be born, fatlwrlosxs.
So she sadly takes up the throttd of
her existence once more. - .
Combats "War Brides" Idea !
Meanwhile soldiora are falling by
Thousands in the tremendous buttlt‘s.
and the military authorities éoiiceivo
the ideu of virtually toning-ling the
young, unmarried women to marry
soldiers on tho ovc of their depart
urn for the war, no thut. in the yours
to come there may be more soldiers to
marry OIlI tho iinpvrinl ideas of power.
lTo John, in hm‘ grief-burdened state,
’tho idea is revolting. ller old talents
; l‘or loudi‘srship, developed in tho strike.
to the surt‘uco, and she goes
the women arguing against
come
among
thus and tools of the ruling powers. ,
This action brings Joun IL'IdI’I' 1hrl
disploustirc of the military nutlioritlos,;
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NAZIMOVA
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' J'ILINOCK-Dic‘ru
Mmo. Alla‘ Nazimova in' “War
r, Brides." 8 Reels, at The Regent.
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iiiiis inn ii"
likillllllllil II
First Basic of ‘Pape’s gold Campound
Relievejfiall Grippe Misery
Don‘t slay siuttedup! ’
Quit blowing and snuflling!_.A done
of “Pope's Cold Compound”. taken ”6V-
ery two hours until three doses are
taken wlILend‘ grippe misery an
break Tip a severe «cold either in the
hood. the‘stT-body or limbs.
‘ It promptly opens clogge‘dnip . new.
trils find air‘pns‘poger,‘ stops misty/l
discharge or nose _ running; relieves}
sick "headache, dullness, fevérlsh—’
ness, sort-throat, sneezing, soreness
and stiffness. .. . \ ‘
' f‘Pnpe's Cold Compound" ‘ia
the
uhickosi.” surest relief {known and
post's only ‘25 centsat drug stores: It
in. without ‘nsslntancepltastes ' ni
.tind causon no, lncanvenion n’t
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the news. Mourning has been for--
«aw
in _ , .- m3, s. . . _ . -
loom mm m mils WWW llbmfigmt‘mw, . n.5,“ '
billion! the (minimum In on» viii Tag xxupotjjflfigACGmmdofly will» to]: lg; ,
lingo, swimsuit” Hosanna Jméfi BEN! RAILROAD. imam regularly dividcd m , 4"
or err not. ' Phil is or .. l -~m I b :‘1 “ ~
she is to be u mother. however. Ihé‘l (Continued li‘rom fin: PW jvwegaflzisum l “3 did very ‘0“ use Your Gas name!
‘ :
Edouard Hcrrio't. Minion: of
order is rescinded, and she is sent to .
A COHWHBCY *0 mun!“ PM": Subsistence, made a far more op—
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working upon the sigz'npathien of the,
woman jailer she escapes and spreads; connection. Th
all “‘2 coaiypu can.
\RWM,
arrests have been mad: in t1li‘slconl question. The majoirity oi
, e pfifsons arrestedzme inhabitants of Paris, having
. . , 3."? described 3‘3 *hfeefiuf‘ravno storage facilities. buy small
hidden b3" “'3‘“ (‘dm- W‘- J"““ Per'i gettes 311'," a man, a C°Bs°£muws Quantities of coal weekly and
“Wu
1F YOU .{ COAL FIRE ‘
the room is sufficimtly warn‘sathdcctzdnfzfg
., , ._ , .. , i -. -- . able, let the fire remain _ t ‘
.~uades the women to dIsobey. and 31.3,objector to] mlilbary, send”?! leven those will ccilerage‘ laid in % mealtime c0 nes, do vent-b: “7?,“ $2301}:
deepest black go to meet the 1110114101,, The rota. British cosualties. as smaHEr supplies than usual this g range you will do. it mmo” qilgkl - gas //
carrying their babes in their arms, as; reported in the PublIShcd lists winter and their stock is now ex- % much’less t ‘oublo 0": vour pa; and gut]; g
a ”me“ “3mm“ ”‘9 war. She prom-filming January are 95° officers hausted. Tl/c authorities are ur-
ises to deliver a message to thé Kingl and 31,394 men, ling evei‘v‘cl‘fort' to aleviatn that:
that may perhaps bring their loved: The Daily Sketch says; gsui‘feri!‘ “ L ‘ ‘ '
oncs back from the,fil{9ncll95. i ‘ Thc polite have untai‘theili Thf‘. French maid: an attack 1a“
isave money too.
USE YO JR GAS RANGE economically;
don’t light "a burner until you are ready, {or
with“
The King approaches, and the twin i‘what :7 believed to be a plot to; night on German positions in a,“ / it; lower the burner when the pot boils; shut
9:1 g0 10 mm him- Without “Blngzmurder the premier, with the re"vicinity “f Leintrey m.“ the Lor- )4? off the gas when through.
*‘ -'" “‘"i lira , * . . . ’ lé
violence. the, (m1 and llllllld .\ 13:1: _,sult their. Mrwthidon, of Der-trams frontier, tflc German VVa‘: % KEEP YOUR GAS RANGE IN DAILY fy’
m“ are unable ‘0 mm ”W “ “liby; M'ss Hetty Wheeldon. her Office announcss. Tiny we"e :e- % USE ‘ %
distressed humanity, and as “'OmPnldaughter;Mrs. Mason and daugh- .pulsed ' é - . «9%;
are now held immune from punish—fer, and All. Mason, the lattcr's Russian troops have captured 43 g
, \. . . .1. “z ‘ . ,I n : _ . . . g ‘ 5’,
mini, iu lunposes of bill? the \iol1114husbrnd, have been ‘ arrest?tl.;Austro-German fortifications east % The Unlted ElectriCL h g
on maid] on. An tho) near the roya .Thev were taken t0 he DDIICE‘of lacobeni, southwest of Kimpo- é lg V
entouuigo the soldgsvrs make a dear station and formally charged Withllung, near the northern end of %
peraie effort to stop‘dlwm by threaten-iconspiring together t0. murdnr the Romanian front the Russian
ing to shout. their leader, Joan. But i Mt. Lloyd George. They‘will be, \Nar Office annountcd Ipda'l.
the fearleSB woman darts to \vtiere.taken before a magistrate at Der—lprgsoners and booty were taken
the King is watching the strange by on Wednesday.. It is underrlby y‘ne Russians.
scene. and the“) delivers it message stood only formal evidencp will)" German troops year-Erda
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and Water Co. '
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11.91.0“J ll“ “:15” m 3‘ ‘ f" “ ‘.‘ ‘3, 1’" given them. but ,13‘" m tholstormed Russmv posmons on oil
lyplfylllg the remit of the women ol week the charges W111 bc thor-'east balk m», the An ri‘le’ '16"
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the foul“?! “gamS‘ ”‘9 Opl’lm’m" ““‘iOUghly investigated. lthc northern end of the Rvsniao
der which they have nurtured. it. IS a; “Th": details are yet on {from and repulsod several Rug-A
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dramatic situation, carried out, with ' ' . _ , .
tragic force a logical conclusion to: 23313:): atlggfirsgfogaugfig €213,168?“ counter nt‘tlacks. They 1’00: 100 Stamps with I can Baking Powder ............. 501)}
V ' ‘ ' ' ’ prisoner mnre ian 900 men an . 20 Stamps with 1 can A&P Cocoa _________ 1“,
the powerlul drumu. [premiers moth bv potson. leapturcd fifteen m‘clchine guns.
x. l The Provxsxonal Polish State; On the Northern Rumanian
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Frid:y dL-oui‘sc te'lutt‘t‘Exmdt ackn fmk gGounod has telegraphed the fill ,front, heavy fighting was ”5“ij
or m r a pee mo 5 ,lowmg message to Prcmdent wu‘iycsterday, the Russians makiny‘
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Though, [mm d (illt‘,'loi()gl( ii «I I Id .5011 q regard M “1— prcsdent “lscveral attacks south of t“
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STAMP SPECIAL;
10 Stamps with 1 pkg. Tapioca ....................
io Stamps with 1 pkg. Jelly Powder, ................
IO Stamps with 1 bottle Ammonia ..
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jail. DON‘T 0 ~
_ in hot- mi Joan teams that the KingmierLloyd George 15 {epomdnimistic 3““,an in the Clam gas huge nggxihg 3:33;}: m“???
is to pants through the “1138i“. and by the Daily Sketch, which summer of Deputies yesterday on the Try and use it whenevcr possible and we
point, it is quite ii hackwurd stop from gpctch M thc’Senate' iP .
. . , . 3‘ . . ‘ , . utna Valle . The Gin-man War 1 St m '
Tarkmgm" '0 )wkmw’ “tho more“ "The Prows'oral SM“ co‘mmlflffice todayyunnouncnd that the I: Stafmgss 3:331:11! Eottiéohluénmg h ............ . H Incl
which tlmw two youthful stars lllll't‘dgf me kingdom of Poland, W111?!"Russians‘succeeded in pékietratino - St _ P g' n ‘ ---------- _ ~~~~~~ 1 él
hud in tncai'natlng tho twentieth con-imme into being 1.7 the proclama-la Gama“ point of cupport a ‘0 Stamps W311: I can Hfin'i SOi‘p ................. jflé
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Inry authors characters on the Hm; tions of November 5. 1916. sol-l William Chorter Silbcrmann of :2 $22: until. II lizkgg 33:21:15 M . - ‘ . .......... :35
justifivs :1 prediction that “By “‘I emnly announCcd by the mou'lN ' . '* ' -------------- .
. . . ,' cw York, who was sentenced to ~ ,
ho outmlly successful in Init‘l‘pl‘mll‘g archs oi Germanv and Austria-lFrancc m {we mnnihs‘ ifiorisonY w m gzamps WES: I can 1&1” """"""""""""" “M
the . crsonulitiw which the g‘t-nlus of H g h h h or Mr S , , . 1° ampt’ W I can laid: Luna "'2' .. . , . . 10¢ .
. p , _ , 1 t‘ “"3"," .35 t e on ' ' ment and n Ir": of 500 francs on a m Stamps with I pkg. Dag Crackers 1““
mm“ “as W“ “0 “ML “0 "m '.J Presxdent, to take cognizance of charg‘ of trading with the enemy IO Stamps with 1 bottle Extracts ' .‘Z ~~~~~~~~~~~ 10
Vigm’m' “1“) “”9“”! “Nwm‘m‘ V0“ message. 1' is the firs‘ timelhas had in“- oeutflnze inzrcascd to :0 Stamps with I can Kleen Sweep IIIIII ‘ ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 9'33? W '
It over the nth; tlon of "Front ‘ . . . _ .
IMMdLl p . I m um war that the head 0‘ a one vear’s imprisonment as the
l‘ixprclution." " Antoni: _thosv who on-
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powerful neutral state who at the result nl an a.»
pool to th: higher
‘zihout thin Miss
pour in support of Miss Huff and Jack
Pickford uro Frank Loner, Murcia liar~
its, Grace Burton. Hi‘l‘lli‘l‘l Prior and
W. W. Billi'k.
The story of "Grout I'prootiitionti"
detail-.4 the thrilling adventures of
“Pip.“ a young orphan who is brought
up in tho homo of his brothelkln-Imv,
ti blacksmith. lie ("III‘UIfllLOI'H in [CS-
capcd'criminul. Provis, whilo trying
Deml‘llllfih‘Uttfutselvos to btjilifldi‘ l'll‘" to oludo his slstor's wrath, and in,
forced to obtain food and ti filo to
assist the nrinilnul in furthering his
oomph. l’rovis is canton-d and the
boy is in terror u'ilil tho convict
shields him with a lie.
llet'ousn ho is :i reiinml looking lit-
llr- chap ho is chosen by Mr. Juggnrn,
n lawyer, to lwcomo the companion oil
littli- idatollu. lht‘ udoptvtl daughter oi,
tiny and not :: liltlt‘ that is terrifying
linvinhum who sits
alone in a dark room clad in on old
wedding droru.
l’ip's ndrouturos Ill tho hands of
Mini: HuI‘lSlIIllll; his love affair with
the dollnhtful Estclln. the mysterious
legacy which niukou‘him independent.loiubmarinc captain, who inspected;
and the final shocking diuoovory of
the source of his wmtllh are nll inc.
tors in this absorbing story not in
the romantic utmosphvro oi -\\‘ili{‘ll
Dickens drew such weeping pen pic-
lures, .
SABRES T'ITLE won
av N. v. A. c. TEAM
same time i" the chief rcoiescn-,
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tative Of '" great nation has .‘h‘l Siltermann went in Paris as
clared officnllv that, according the representat‘vc at th". King
to his conv1cuon. the indcpm- Rubbtr Company. of Hvdc Park,
idencc of the Polish state isdhe Masr_ He war. commanded by
Ionly ”hm” "5 the Polish q““"Gottwik, Scheflc: and Combanvg
gluon of r~ lastm and unit peaté'3Massachi‘srtts firm. +3 you w“-
Guilt": WIS‘. ah nob}: undfl‘:hc.‘. to +‘- killiqerfnt ny‘iign‘J 51"
standing of the rights of the Fob. Europe. '3 . -
’lSh pimple. Mr. Brasi'denlg. thz'; H9 W?“ (2"‘10'5'1‘1" in Purl“, bv ‘
Provasional State Council tenders»; ’
you deepest gratitude and resoect New York. an d was m,
in its own name and in the name "October
of the Polish nation.”
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Rcorrscntnttnn". in r"~
zard to hir- case were made to th‘.
0f Copenhagen, thcicnptain oi the; silen- r‘umsideiit of New .YOrk, 1
Danish steamer Iris, Wh‘Ch an and by Paul ‘Go’ttwik‘~ his cm»
rived at Copenhagen on Tuesday. lover. '
compelled the submarine Con'iconfirms “1*: I'CSOI‘Y, that tlv Gnu.
mandcr to permit him to pas: lman submnraucg 1mm ”011...: 1
igh stun.
one while "‘ was engaged in sinlro$ ih'whavc them to it“
' [hT‘i a. G‘r-g
mg another boar. {and dcnim the. to”
MJ‘YIZ" EREAK lN ROWING
The Danish contain riciuzed !
saying that the his way bound:
from one neutral countrv to an-'
other. and had no contraband 0‘1I
board. He nddtd: “You ma"!
sink us. but I and my men willt
remain on board." ,
Cilumbla May Take Corizil's
on Crimson Schedule. 1“ ‘
tuiiinmnim, ”Mass- Jan. 31.»
l’roliibility oi II brmk in rowing I'I"
lti'J‘ns bt'twctn Cornt‘ll and Harvard
ill‘VI-‘ifilk‘d iii unveiling of th‘1 liztn
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A).
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,Iion an'l an insurmountable 0011- the Nrw Yerlr. norms or the'"
'a Sarina" who had known hid in at
Point Rip. of Nnntuc ‘
,Thc (‘osltiitu count guard crow bonrd- up a scientific boot and at no limo
‘vtl tho sicuinor not! reported that she
‘ :wnn Irnliing slightly, but in no ini-
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According ,n the Ekstrabladet, United 3‘9"“ Department l‘" 115 modiutc dunner. A cutter was sent:
9 v. ogiun
' ‘ . . . wont aground
. it ~. . ~ . . dCfiCd=a German‘subniarinowhich The Minister Of Marine. of “"Z‘i'u'ty ii‘izlit, was llohtvd early today.
.i .Iisi-t llu‘qsliuni. '1lml‘v is much lllys-lthl'cal'fncd to sink his ship andrBra‘II] .-.. ., ht‘wsmprr int~rvic~v Tim ”Two”, ,, wow] “f 718 tour; “(,1
. . . . . . , .. .. . ,, . ,
’ th-s on lli‘l‘ \viiy horn from lluiitunzus.
lhe Dayan-h craft; was Ogdefidimrr 1,...” ha“ ,6, being main-
to stop an was boarded y t " Iaincd "i Bra. ”don waters. 1.
After threats and arguments:
Mercury Footers Annex National Ti-
tlewPitt Leads Fencers
New York Athletic Club fonci‘rs won
the national team championship at
satires in the N. Y. A. t‘. gymnasium
last night. defeating: the Foncers Club
of New York team in the final round,
5 bouts to 2.
In the first preliminary the N. Y. A.
(l. loam defeated the Turn Verin team.
5 bouts to i‘. The nurprise of this
tion of the captain of the Iris. thrl
submarine commander. returnedi
to his own ship and allowed the,
steamer towproceed. l,
France is exocrienfinr the;
most severe winth since 1803.5
For the last week the 'thermowie-
ter has never been higher than
twentv—nine degrees Fahrenheit.
except. in the cxtremesouth‘. Th:
,had foiled tn alter the detgrmim-l
um: rowing; voiiimitti-o l;is;.:iii;‘iit.
S “0W0?llfltlt‘l‘m‘ndlllllt‘ crtw m‘nn
.euti. stated ultm‘ tho mot-ling: that
(tint-ll hutl invited the l‘rinuon to
tow tit ltbaoa. May 25, that Harvard
had replied the date was too late,
and nuggostod :m cnrller timo he
named, but Cornell nnswerrd that.
May 25 wast the best. available. Col-
umbia rowing: authorities, according
no Hows, have ot‘t'nred to come to
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STEAMERB RUN AGROUND.
NXNTUCKET, Moon. .lnn. (KL—«Thai,
'twmwr 'lumpino, which left Boston
not night (or Newport News, run
{horn on the. noutht-rly cnd ot‘ Grout
krt. early today.
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NEW YORK," .Iiin. :ll.~ Tlit‘ Nor—l
steamship Bowdcn, which]
on llnnu‘gat Shoulsi
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The Iris encountered the subunit-7 . - - .. . . - . ‘
ithc South Atlantic. H- In; that THREE DIVORCE CASES 1
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TO Cl? C’T‘NT’ZSTED}
'lhrtt- nonunion tiil'l'll‘t‘i‘ Cnsun in":f
.iiittétl :imonglhc pi'iriiviiml (1131‘s: of
thiwiuimrfor' court for lr'nl
its papers and ordered th: crew? . ,
to take 9‘0 thgcmall boats. RE' ATIONSI :‘montli. (‘.‘lt‘ oi” liit‘le in the now.
Il‘iii'i‘nfii’.‘ ((3.3? of Mills. ll. Ilustczl
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Plan: 113311131 .lossw Iiustml ct Grronwim,
in Width firs, llustoii is dcninmliug u
liirgo sum .iii alimony from who?
wealthy husband. ' Anothi‘r in the di‘
\‘Ol'Ct: suit of Goorgo lnsttloris against
Suzanna lnstitoris, whilo tho third is
thodivort‘c notion of Hairy Senrlos
* against Surnh Stumps. >
Three churcht‘u niv Iistrd oithvr as
plaintiffs or dol‘endun: '. in suits which
will probably he tried in Ii't‘bi‘llfll'y.
One in appeal from probate of tho
rail-Io of Susan Illhmlioardsoly by the
New York East. Annual Conference of
the Methodist Episcopal church which
is fighting for a leegacy from the es~
tale. The Church of the Holy Name
of Jesus Is named as the defendant
Jan death-ago. and Johnny Griffith: -
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fsoothlng, penetrating “SI. hacob's Oil"
- directly upon the
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BENTON-GRIFFITH DRAW.
CINCINNATI. Jan ill—«Jack Brlt~
of Akron 0., Vent ten rounds to a
dam here hat night. Both men put
x.
it
was then any mum of a knockoull‘
Sililtlls,81llllli88
Rub Pain Rigid} QB! Wi’ih Small
Trial Bottle of Old “St. Jacob's
Oil"
What's rhomnatism? l’nin only.
Slop arranging! Not ono case in fit-
iy roun‘ros internal irentment. R'ub
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“tender spot" and
life comes instantly. "SI. J‘acob’u Oil"
is a harmless rheumatism and solution
Iiniment, which never disappoints and-
can not burn the skin. h”
,hixnber up! Quit complaining! Get.
3 Email trio! bottle from your (11‘qu
gist ,and in just a moment you‘ll be
a"
’(ree from rheumatic not! ‘ncintic
pain, soreness, stiffness and swelling.
Don’t solar! Relic? awaits you. Did,
hqiest. 'SL Jacob‘n Oil“ has cured mil-
lions of rheumatism sullen:
last m1 mun-y, and is inside. good
in the \
for scan-:3, neuralgia, Iumbago, back2
ache. sprain and swelling‘s.~—Adv.
F—‘N'm’ «w , .-
STOCK up THAT MEDICINE
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Lill‘d‘ll‘ldgt to not Aui‘villll Uni} m is a suit brought by Joseph Comment
round was the defout of the national.
sabre champion, Sherman Hall, who
was beaten by Albert Strauss in a
‘ spirited bout. by 5 touches to 4. The
sopond preliminary brought togethgr
the Fencers Club of New York and
thn‘Fcncers Club of Philadelphia. The
New York fencers won in five straight
bouts. ' , _
The Fencers Club started during in
the final round, Lyon defeating Hall,
the champion, and Show scaring in
his bout with Nunez. The New ‘1’qu
Athletic Clubdnncors then tool:— the
next five fstrnight bouts. .,
/Stoddiford pm carried off the indi-
vidual honors, golng‘through the tour
.nament unde‘fe'nted. V -» -...
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RT. ‘onANcES’MiLLs
- . PR'I .' . «
BEIDGEPO’RT. .‘Jnng‘sic—ahoginning
tomorrow ono of flieylargest milk dls~
tiributlng concern here. will advanci-
«the. pried oi. milk and. cream in this
city: Grade B" Postmirizedmilkwlll
go up a cent to 11 cents cohort and
the various Weights. of cream‘will .he
“i . .d.
I Nantes. was frozen ”up notwith-
:» En over. If the frost continues a
2:116 reaifiedeezcndthe mast E03315; Thy. and as this is the time douirrd
$151 Pavarzas:;°;y :1: Nicelviélfby Harvard, it is likely such a race
A ., s: l - .
. . . , wtl be nrranwd. H: in: o i“: s
Canneo. while 7:? Cette there was? f , . 2’, . m 1d. WU.“
eleven degreeri of frost. At Paris 1319 non cannot-ring it‘ll lll‘.’lti‘.ll{lll
at the same time the mErcur-zilell'fli Pricifmvm “3:“ u“. t
to fourteen. 2f Belfort to,ei2ht,at i” n 3"" ’F‘mei‘e mm“ ”‘9.
£V6fis toifive, while the Po rt CLAW“ recess. This probably will bet
~ Iiictrpted, Howe said.
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Tiger:
3'
standing the. I
TRY TO RECOVER. AEROPLANE.
[bi-s. f
The Seine. Marne and Saone,
are‘ hill of floating ice and Aha“
back water: are completelv froz-
Vefforts of ice Jorcak-l
SAN QIEGO, Cut, Jun; 31.».An'at-
tempt to recover Ihe.militnry air»
plane abandoned by lilE‘uLsCOL Harry
Bishop and Lieut. ,W. 3.x“ Robertson,
Jr., On January" 10, in tho Sonifia.
Mexico desert, near the bandit-uteri
of the Guitar California, will he mailer
by Sailors critic cruiser New Orleans,
atnooil today. The Department has
published the plan.- The airplane. it
found. will lie disma‘niled'n'n‘il brought
to San Diego on board the cruiser.
. An nrmrbonrdr inyestigating .. the
flight of Bishop and ,Rohertson; now
,i in session; here at ,tho aviation
A‘s-inn as in known, permit;-
{cw dais more. the who}: Sudan's
inf-the rivers will bo covered and
traffic stopped. The Rev. Thorn—
as Mercux. Director ot‘ Béurtz'es
Ohrervatorv. saVs that the intense
'COid marks the beginninq 0: a set: .
~ ies of. sevgi-e winterslwhich'occurs
every ' 34' or 35. vents. coming with
the end of a solar cvcle‘ ‘ . ‘ "
. After to] paint! - or grim sol
activity,“ according ' ‘
Morenx :5 ' ‘ ‘
'Ii‘r ,,
while the Russian Orthodok Greek
Catholic church of the Holy Ghost
will be called" upon the (lifentl a suit
brought by K. C. .lesonis.
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VIRGINIA FARMER ..
Restored to Healthr‘ by Vinol
Alice. Var—l Was weak, rundown,
ho appetite, my blood was poor. 1 could
not. sleep nightsnnd was rapidly los‘
ing flesh. but] om Humor and had
to work. Medicines had failed to help
me until i iook Vino]. _ After taking
three bottles my appetite is fine, I
sleep well, my blood is good and I an:
woll againfifr—Orlando W. Borkey.
Vino]..which contains beef and cod
livorpeptones. iron, manganese pen
innate} and glycempliosphates, is
guaranteed» ito,overcome weak, run-
down. conditions, ,. chronic. coughs,
colds aggmrénohltfs.
tar, South Nbrwalk.
ng druintoréa in ail-Conn. t}
\dVg" " ‘ .-
rmnlc H..Bn—‘
130 at the lead-v
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'Ahvaysbe prepared for tamer-*1
gm by keeping on hand ‘a
. , supply of much-needed
household remedies» and sick“ _ .
hips. ‘See that your medicine;
Echést or closet is continuallv fili- ’ .
ied with fresh and ’ (dependable
lem ‘ and every day rew' ‘
dies. We canhelp you in a. prone?
selection of things most mode ’
in the home and sickroom and
whats“: we offer or sell mu can
be degraded mi as the truest anti ,
invasion. ~ .. ._
No hm should be without its
medicine chest or ,‘clowiet-e-es— .
peciflh if firm": af. fhi’fl'erl‘ina
manhunt .lio traveling first» ..
compkw ‘ out aster-k airshow
. 1 . .drizs'andm; ‘ ‘
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knwfilelist‘kinds.
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