EVENING SENTINEL
PROPRIETORS
ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
‘ THURSDAYLFEB. I, 1917
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NIATURE ALMANAC FOR
' .TOMORROW
8:11 a. m.; 8:48 p. in
7:02; sets 5:12.
RHONE CALLS
Rooms.
. Office—93-
11i Branch Office—1388.
Witch-9184.
M's Residence—7524.
ivy”.
NEARING A canals
cidcnt Wilson has before him a
from, which he cannot shrink.
it an in the past by a
of temporizing, or will the lot-
(format: note m‘mlse in him a
of responsibility toward- the
icon people? It would seem that
action aside from note writing
ott'i'or. A firm hand and it well
mwpolicy in the first instance
V ve largely ellminutcdiprcsent
a. With
inattnns America should not
ll, 9 having bur rights curtailed.
privilege should not be abridged
‘ allon. It is t'ltcrciorc diiil-
n‘dersiand how there can be
firm course to follow by President.
.The Vilnitcd’Stutcs cannot
be placed in the clash: of weak-
W‘e haw rights and no tuition
take thorn from us.
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‘ RATING THE PRESIDENT
no quarrel with
imitating $25,000 to -|)ll_V for the
all}: presidential campaign. Part
,u‘~mukcrs hate to spend the
money" on such “unneessat'y
. fig” 115:5)? bc somediing‘ to
u that View, though: a nationxvarce
N $35,000,q00 "pork" bill's
ly get c'xcitcd about paying
nee in four yours for such a
. it it's '
y-hatlng senators suggest. it's
. h the price. _A European cor-
a “coronation;
I ‘lllld ‘Aslutic coronutions come
. her. . "
t r matter that is troubling
is thdprdspect of hotel ex-
“ 'Théy complain that Wash-
huhialflda hiwuys raise their
"Hitch ,occn'sions, “thus griev-
‘h ». visiting constituents.
foculnber is authority for
doesn'trnisn its hotel rutcs
Why should
it --cspcciully
. occasions.
’0 on permit
. o , .
amen who appropriate the
the inauguration?
Nations CLUBMEN
y‘Mountain Club furnishes
”tug refutation of the charge
‘ no sympathy with war
'a" New York institution
weltern men, has been
build a new clubhouse. It
' ubncribedlor the. bur--
{nus decided to past
I its. new home and give
”lid. ' along with whitever
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In its groin their 'pur-
‘ va-nppebled. to the:
"pormisslon, and tho re-
nd to be ununlmouo
generous‘plan'. .As
tuition on. t ‘r
g. 1. AND A. L. GOLDEN,
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THE SOUTiiw‘NEI—l'WALK genuine and practical.“ The emf“! we 1M8| rm
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dourves to be widely followed.
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REGISTERING ENGAGEMENTS
The Michigan lcgislaturc is consid-
lr‘b that if in could W it
M be thouxht tint “Igohgould xlvo
‘ hi , too.
“I” Um M :rf‘g appeared to be surprised
that he had hired Decker and left him
saying that he would look into it.
saw Boat Dredging.
in the afternoon session William
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THURSDAY, FEB. i. 19:7
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The BOSTON STORE _
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:ering a bill requiring engagements of
marriage to be recorded by the county
icicrk. It sounds like one more fee, a
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.icL‘rca, a greenhouse prepritwr of
Norwa‘ik, testlded that on May 20,
1908. be and Goth and Hell had been
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bcl at having to turn their love affairs
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MG SENTINEL TELE‘I them: seem
little more low and formality and a
little lest: romance. Those whoflshrin.
‘ from this cold legality may, of course.
refuse to register their engagement‘s.‘
But in that case,
bring suit for breach of promise.
Probably many young people will re~
over to this plate regulation-v But
5 to be something in favor
Iof the proposition, after all. Such cn— ‘
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gagemcnts are really contracts. Reg-
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listering them may insure their .hcing
taken ntorc’seriously. it may om-
phasize their contractual nature. Truc. I
. I, MWgWs RCSidfnc""lggit may put a check on the summer“:
gresort engagements. But is that net}
icessarily to ho regretted? :
neither party can
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,‘in his greenhouse which commanded
, an outlook ofthe Geib oyster grounds
:nud that-ho had called the attention
Ior cent to the fact that Becker’s
boat, The Ripple, was dredging on
Geib‘s grounds.
. Meant to Give Chute.
I Albert A. Geib, oystermsn of South
INorwaTs’. and the defendant in the
lsuit was the next witness. He testt
lied that he owned {our 1613 of Milk:
tcr ground; that lot 18 from which
..he accuses Decker of taking orders
Icoutained four or five scroll. He said
;thut as a rash“ of a conversation
Iwhich he had with William Black-
’I man on May 19, 1908, he had gone to
IMcCrea's greenhousothe next day
w ‘ land had secn'fDecker's boat, the Rip-
.ple, dredging on his oyster grounds.
“fund that the oygtgr boat went over his
' grounds for a distance of 150 feet in
;its “drifts.” He made Tile—Temdrk
Ithat he could stand it no longer and
had proposed to get a boat and go in
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Great Clearance Sale x
A“ I5""?’a"—l"ilinary Sale. A, Sale Without
A - Equal ‘9" Values ‘antlllariely.
BEAUTIFUL BLOUSES
" 179C LINEN TOWELING
AXMINSTER RUGS
Sturdy ‘lincn crash, for dish,
High pile, best wool and
New models, Crepe Dc d res 52 . 2 x". r(]l=r , 'k’rh to re].
Chinc and -» Georgette Crepe )Rggu'fiégifi $1.79 ) L or H on $2}. yd.
~ lilouscs, in flesh, white, m’aizc, ‘ 7
1 gold and other delicate shades SO’ZODONT $10-00 INDIAN BLANKETS
$2.9
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Powder or liquid. All \l'ool Navajo Indian
Blankets. ‘cxccllcnt for auto,
25‘: size
Rcal value $4.98. ' 7th
Rent Admiral A. W. Grant, head
~ quotient; thut Will
as
‘ us. The
' not interested in the;
it can; raise, for the,
n is... or talk- »
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i AS {01‘ making “19 great socret Pub‘ of thc subn‘luriue service, is Strongly
lie, the rcgistration might be posh in favor of sulnnurincs of 800 toms
poned until thc announcement is rm‘wr than those of 1.200 or 1.500
made. When the contracting parties"‘“"5 adl'UMlt‘d l')‘ 80m" Officers 01’
are ready to tell their fricnds they1 1m. ‘19:"!-
tnighi just as well tnkc one more stop:
and tell the state.
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PLEA FOR PREPARATION 1
Mars, thc God of War is hovering
over tho ctmtiucnt of North America,
’ his sword has nlrcudy fallen upon the ,
countric‘t north and south of us, until
how soon his sword will fall upon this;
country of ours God only know, but .
it is bound to full, All the pcacc ntcs-
sagvs; of tho. prcsidcnt of thc llnitcd
States and till the boards of arbitra-
tion can not prcvcnt its falling:
The war racing across the waters.
Is now u Europohn War, but It’lwlll
scoon develop into a World's, _war, it.
cannot be’provcntctl. I
SW'N‘NI'Y 0' Stutc Musing. when h" tors on illt} tivl‘ctulunt's grounds. and
illlltdo tho statumcnt that "we are on ltc said lllill it was in l907, when
Ithc brink of war" kucu‘ whut ho Wits Mr. flail.) cumc into his ‘ull'lt‘t‘ uml nc-
talking about, Ihcy werc not merely “will" him personally. d
idlc words, thoy wt-rc busctl upon: Documentary EV! once.
fucts, and all fulurc 'statcmcnts "5’ was brousht mu I0
him or any one vlsv can not chungt' Ueckcr bud lit-cu urrcslcd for stculing
the situation. goystcrs on tlcib’s grounds on May lK,‘
l’iominont men of tho notion, well ”('8' for tbc purpose “I proving WP-
. . . (iul tlllll‘lflgt’ti.
vorsctl ill the (‘Ondlllllll of tho .coun- Thu “mm“ mm mm,“ wlnut
try uro \vnruinu tlu» pcoplc ot’ thcso uttcutiou “-33 first t-ullrd to tho
Unitod Stains of tho nwfuLCOnw- that ho bud hot-u ucousctl of stealing,
' ppm] thc country oysters on Mny IX. I909. and he re»
‘ . ,. ’ pllcd that It was in 190?, which re-
for the luck or propntctlntss. my I)", court dbl not "VG-“M Til .
Y9" in 0“" eager desire to grab the witness uskcd it' hc could ho allowctf
almighty 6011‘”: W0 h‘écd not “19 “'m‘ll‘ to look up his books to refresh his.
ings of those who know and causoe mcmory, but the court lnsistcd that.
the disastrous rcsults \i‘ltlcli‘uu'uits “‘IIN’SH roply III’llN‘ question 11' hit
' could.
the nation. In unswcring Mr. hooker suld thn
As in nation we nrc'ltm prosperous, ho first hm,“ m0 t-hargc
Remember the nations of old who paid “my,“ “Wm“; in will, 5mm months
no attention to tho \‘t’llt‘v of thc pro. prcvinus to his urrosl. and the news
I cuntc frotuulu‘ oust and west cnds of
utu nu Acumen
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First Heard Story in 1907.
The last Willie'ss for the plaintiff
was Mr. I'lcckcr hlntrvlf. “0 was
ju‘st cxcited cnough' on the stand to
‘n‘ll'iilll. null t‘11-t ll“ \\‘lt\' still consider-
~tbl_v wrought up by tho ullcgutions
:tgntnst llllll.
lic was mic-ti by his crmnsol. lullgc
ll. Lii‘zlrl, \vIu-n ho first hourtl tln-
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his,
foot .
" , a ' - ,t , cos that , , .
$11?” and ”H- tuful (on mm“ Loni.r Islnntl. and from New lurk}
o owet. . t . .. -.
, t and i cunsyliuutu.
The pcople oi“ thcso U,'llll"tl Stuff". The court uguln intorruptcd
must mvnkc to tho scriousncsfoi tltc witnpss m Conant: his umwuys [6" Im-
state of affairs which t‘xinIJ in this uucsttons us‘kcd him. But the titles-
' Itio'i \HLi not uskctl uguln.
mm! of om' . .I How Slander Affected Him.
I“ do not want \\'tll-. but If mu 3 In Willy to ”w qucstion of how tho
.musi comp u... must ho so propurml to ‘ “1,de affct'tcd him, bc said that he
meet the ill-Wt? Situurcly. Iltcpi away from his usuul buunts]. b t
I We must no prcpuro this country of ncvcr wont 1around to ”myhllothl'thllt
‘ ' ' the men su '
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nuts ”m “0.. NY?” llt|h10lfhlllhoe ot" i“, trust “have, tho oystcr tlnoi.’ llc snui
nun-cum : .
thut lw lost sloop. Finally ho hnd u
no excuse lol- not pvt-paring ' for “S , gcncrnl brcakdown and wont to a sun-
possibilities.
ilturium in Buffalo. N. Y.
We must hm'c univcrsul military: l’lltit‘t‘ cmss-cxumilinlit‘tln‘fbi'fie
training: by compelling (‘Vcry youth J. ‘5. Pullman for Lu L n ,
of th‘c country, who is not physically
l‘lot-ltcr said than llt‘
fulo lllllll Supp-tuber, 1914.
or mentally disqttnlifictl to scrvo tho: Not: a Tru‘hf‘“ Man.
colors for one year or more. Unless; Who? asked ifif ll't’ named in
wc huvc this compulsory 'ullt'n It" “"35” 1;th could not 50'
training we might us we” throw up Stlrhifledt‘l‘hllhrug IN" IS not a truthful;
our hands and confess. ourselves ntilmm." A
[the incrcy of other nations. “IS thutgyour mlva
“'0 must strcugthcn our coast dc-‘I‘ullmuu’. ~ . ‘ .. rc lied
fences- and increase our navy. nnd‘ ”Tbs“ “‘3 “m““r' p ' I
above all we must huvc a strongeumme‘s‘ oker Nervous.
, . Chlrges Made De
interest. in that thing called .\lll(‘l‘l- Mrs. Josephine Dcckcr. wife of $2;
ranism.
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Iplnlutiff. was the next witness.
Without compulsory military truiu-
Ics’tiflcd to the fact thutdthehchargea!
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lug, without proper notional (infant-0‘s ugamat her illlhllllld “I“ 0.- Y;
on land and sell and without u love for
sinusitive and nervous. He never was
. unite the some. slip said.
country WVWM‘ days are ““m‘ \\'tl)'.. her husband refused to go out;
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bored: , - tuutl mcot anyo. ' ‘
The wut‘ning‘has becn sounded nud‘. When asked if her husband uas not
. — scriously disturbed in. llculih by the
the word WE: inaagélgvtignbgiy handmccucutions against him by Mr. Bill.
has beéu 'wrt fan c s a ' . I
Ibrc and by tugtuztun Raymond. who
‘ V T'EL‘FAIR M- MINTON :both accused {SILIDScklcrt oilstelullliétvg
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Itiothiug whatever about. the latter no
cusntions. She said that her husband
had been ill for tho pustutwo and u
hali'yehrs. _ . ~ _ ,
Saw “ Decker’ on Geib's Grounds.
vThc stnrm'ritnes‘iu of the, day was
the first-one ‘calletl fox-the defense.
William wBlackmail "fltestilledfithatw he
was an oysterman anti had 'worlted
for both the plaintiff and the defend:
out at times. In .May,.,1908, he had
been promised work by our. Geib. 0n
the morning ufhthhtorning» to get‘u
South art in‘ ,e' .
smallpsnilhotth on his. uoy. {no sailed
the float downtolue harbor in “
Norwnlk. saldj‘jligt“ Whéll liq-3w“
passing up at that ho
. 'snw the oyster.
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military
due
1"?“ asked Ju
PRICE or‘cANDv WILL NOT
? JUMPfFoR A‘WHAILE AT LEAST.
There will’be no immediate increase
in candy, according to statements
made by local manufacturers. Some
.of the brands made in distant cities
{have gone up five or ten cunts a pound
but it is said that this boost in price
[will fnot affect the domestic brands.
[Some time ago 'a fewiof thi local
Mentors were of the opinion that cer-
I lain materials .were-fgolng npwhich
would make the candy more expen-
' sire. no yet there has been no in-
I‘crdttne iii’the"‘wholeadlé" prices not“ is
any expected. 7» ,3, ‘ ,. ~
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AWARD .Msamt‘sams r . ‘
-‘ Vanni _ OR'WORK Doug my 01 Mr:
. a hi
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show thntiw \viu laboring under it
tumor that Iw hull boon smiling oysn
At this point documcntary cvidoncct
show that Ml‘.’
Ilond, always his d
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of his ,
Ho .
Iwill naturally come the employment
I~ mew HAVEN, Feb. Lanr. Home
18th he Wentrto ‘
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that.” mens,
chase of’fhc oyster boat, but had been
dissuaded by his companions who had
pointed out that it would be futile.
He admitted that, ho had told‘many
persons that Decker had ,stolen hi4
oysters! told of his visit to Prosecut-
.Ing Attornry William 1". Tammany of
LSouth 2(0er and that tho prosecu-
jtor declined .to issue a warrant for
tilcckci‘s guest: and said that, he had
Ilutcr gone to the state’s attorney but
that the Gillie against Decker had been
'ndllcd. He said that he rand Decker
had been school chums and had iicvor
had any arguments umil mus. Hc
isuid that
,suit against Decker because ho
.thought it would be of nouuc. llo
:tcstiiicd that Mr. Howell, a New York
joyuter dealer. after listening to hit
Isiory luul said, “What have you got
in Norwalltau parcel of thiews?" Ho
raid that ho had transfcrrcd lot 18
to his son. > ‘
Denie- Allegations.
‘, lluvitl l‘leckcr, the plaintiff. was riL
called to the stand and in answer in
' u question whether he had over taken
‘any of the defendant's oysters said.
,“A'bsolutclyno.” lie said that hit; rc-
ports showed that on Mrs’ 20. 1908 he
,wns working on lot 33, the Stevens
lot. He polntctl out ttiat it was im-
possible to tell from the show wheth.
..cr or not his Qat was on tho (loll) lot
on account of the Various ungléu of
Illli‘ lots but that he always was caro-
ful to instruct his drckl’lsmld not. to
:lower the (tr-edges on the boat ‘untll
.uftcr the boundary line was passed.
thut although it was sometimes neces-
illi‘y on account of the tide to swing
his beat nvor onto tho' defendant's
redfit‘il were on hit.
own land. llc said Ihht the flags
used by him to murk his boundary
lino were black bu} that» the defend-
unt used “Christmas lrébs which re-
sembled lighthouses."
At the morning passion he instilled
thnt alleged stutcmc'ttfi mudc by (loll)
whuructorlzlng him an un’ oystcr thief.
lhud broken down his health Sm that
ho had to go to u auditorium.
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' ‘Somo’documentary ovi-
board this morning. It
ycstcrtiuy.
deuce will ho
is cxpcctcd that the ll
,will be rcuchcd today, and that the
jury this ni’tcrnoon.
NO DEFINITE DECISION.
No doilnilc dccision has as yot bcen
I‘roacbcd by tlw.comtnittce appointed
Sonic time ago to confer with officials
tof‘ thc Norwulk Tim 3; Rubber Cont-
,puny, in regard to the housing propOsL
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cussion n numbcr of months ago.
From mpg reports it, 999mg may (lreulter accuracy was the factor In
‘From.wltut is bcllcvctl
ll‘lt‘
factory itself.
to bc a reliable source. comes
1‘ wcni to Gclhmcws that an addition‘ot’ considerable,
IQOXHproportion is likely to be erected at I tin-
iho rubber factory this Spring.
With this irtcreusc In floor spncc
of more men. When this point is
reached, the housing proposition will
ll"? probably be taken up again, for im~I
mutilate action. .
cpT‘I‘AGE MEETINGS.
Cottage-.meeLings under the" aus-
pices or the 'pruycr meeting coinmit-'
ice of the Norwalk Methodist church
“I“ a well“ will be held on Friday evening at?
Union Chapel’lnl
follows. At the
'Bmad River under. the leadership of
l.-. St. John Kaela-mud the Men's As- Wing of Boston, who is to have charge:
tgnt‘aly. ,At the home of C. B. Kunos.
82 Ward street. to be fed by Johl
Valiennt. At‘. the home , 0! Ralph
Bedlam, 12 Union avenue, to belied
by Joni: Worden. At the home of
W. HTQdell. 96 East avenue. 0. P.
Keaton-leader. And at the home of
Dr. 'Ch'a'smer, 32' \Weatnvenuo. F. H.
Bedient‘. leader. ,Thoscmoct‘iugswiu
begin at" 7316 olclock, on {friends and
neighborsture invited-j attend; ,
, HUN‘T‘VIO‘EPWQ , 7
: . " ,NIIRSERWVIEN.
of Mancheste’rgu N311.) Was , elected
pruidcht of the New athugltiinl “Nurse;
Amman at the,
fit's‘nuntiél‘couvéd’t
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hollow. ‘wxntmt. Hurt
.o-nrolrx “1!?le-
‘ cesrjo
he had not brought a civn .
I Rev; Martin V'. Williams.
Icvungellst of Binghnmtoh, N. Y.. who
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bore;
ere‘
I The New Sport Style
I COTTON FABRICS
For skirts. Tho
I material ever shown,
39¢ and 49¢ yard
SILK AND WOOL
‘POPLIN
40 inches “’lth,
smartest
all colors,
$1.39 )‘artl
lx‘cgulur price $l.75.
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NIGHT GOWNS
(If nuinsook, pink or white
batistc, crept-s, camhric and
muslius. Fiuc quality of ma—
l'ricriuls and trimmings .. 79¢
Regular $1.25.
BOYS’ BLOUSES
Madras and pcrcalc, sizcs
from o to 14 ycnrs 49¢
Regular Soc.
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PRINTED LINOLEUM
. Splendid wcaringr ounliticz,
m wmxl cticcts 98¢ yard
Regular $1.50. ‘
CALDER’S SOPON-
ACEDUS DENTIN
25c sizc ..... ..
u I-zc MUSLINS
Yard Wide Muslin, such as
Lonsdalc, Hill, Exctcr. etc,
2V2¢ th.
39c MARQUI§ETTE
40 tncrcs wtdc. for waists.
drcsscs and curtains, in plain
lace an sccd weaves, '
13¢ le.
5c WASH CLOTHS
Airt‘cl, 'l‘urknit, Turkish.
ovcr'l,m0. Limit six to a
customer 2 for 5d!
$1.50 COMFORTABLES
‘AND BLANKETS
4 cascs'for tomorrow’s sell-
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nx‘mnonomnn
BLANKET VALUES
(lvcr' 250 pairs of Sample
Blankets. all marked for clcar-
ancc-ior the last day of Jau~
uar. tomorrow” .. . .
lllunkctsntp to $4.08 for Sm“
Blankets up to $t2.50 for $4.03
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16¢
. s
couch, invalid and many other
uses ... . ............ $5.93
$2.00 BED PILLOWS
Handsome Bed PillOWS, cov—
crctl with host ticking, filled
vi‘ith guaranteed new feathers,
92¢ each
$1.50 LINEN NAPKINS
All linen, 18 x i8 inch size,
good designs $1.19 t’mz.
REMNANTS 0F
TABLE DAMASK
Over 1.000 to select from.
They are all linen and tin—
hlcachcd lincn and mcrccrizcd‘.
Lengths I 1-2. 2. 2 r—4, 2 r-z
and 3 yards.
. 10c FIC- CHALLIES
1,000 yards for tomorrow’s
selling, good assortment.
5%.? rd
FANCY LINENS
Renaissance and other fancy
liucu, such a: doviics. contro-
PlL‘l‘i‘S. scarves. ctc.
Blaukcts up to ., 7.51) for $3.98
so go $1.98
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BILLIARDVCHAMP‘ION “‘oérédro
M'COURT.
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IGcorqe W. Moore Victor» In First
I Block of Fifty Points in Three
, Cushion Title Match.
Charles A. McCourt, of Cleveland,
clzultcnucr, itulshod eight points bu-
Ihind floorgt- W. Moore, champion In‘
About all of the evidence was board “,9 opening of their thrcc cushion:
llllf. billiard match at New York last
nnl argumcnts ninth.» The score was 50 to 42 after;
'scwuty innings of phiy that was
“micasc will 30 ““0 ”‘9 hands 0‘ ”ll" tumkcu by an unusually mnull amount!
_‘or safety tuctlcu for-achumpionohlpl
‘contcst. Mc(‘ourt, in particular, made
lno prvtcnce nt sitfoty.
if every shot no matter how dith-
‘ Cull
‘ tzon thut mntlc tho match Interesting.
.Thc second block of :30 points is lo!
and the third to-I
Ito pluyctl to-niultt,
Intmmw night.
Judge I the muttcr is now resting, pcnding tltc‘ 3100“ ’5 faVOT- H9 “'89 SIOWN2 “‘53
Mrfguction of thc company in regards to'flmctuculnr than his opponent. and be
did not go to Bul- the building or a big addition to the: showed no m‘cutcr variety of shots,
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,bui his judgment of uncles was good.
If? "r u period of motliocrc playing it:
early innings, the champion
jumicd l’: in thc twenty-fifth innings
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‘. th lent! und never lost it.
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I GOOD WILL CAMPAIGN.
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pastor-
.haoiust finished-o very succesisful
campaign at Astoria. N. Y.. damn;
Mitch many were converted, will be-
Igln his work in the Norwallt Metho-
disthhurch next Sunday. morning. Mr.
:Saturdny night and to preach at both
servicemen Sunday. Misti Josephine
of the music, will arrive .thlsofteu,
noon and be present, at the prayer
planting tonight. Shc desires to meet
:tonight all young peOple who sing. It
is her urpose to organize a largo
chorus 0 air to lead the music dot-lit:
rum-y except Monday evenings.
‘Nawohnso: wtv, on BUiLT.
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I "Rd r'h’ud it today, that if certain
by a; number of uptOWn'bu‘slneso me
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be . constructed- in: Wall
' i it constructed.
iiiti‘i will
blown:
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Wlillums is expected to arrive in town’-
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Very Best Creamery Butter,
Armour’s Lighthouse Wash:
Prelate Brand Salmon, tall ca
Instant Postum
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Armour’s Lighthouse Cleanser ........
Challenge Blendieoffee (Regular 30C). lb. ......... . 26¢
Joneul, Gold Medal or Pillsbury's Flour, bag ...... $1.40
CroWn Aster Flour in paper lined sacks; bag . . . .
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Old Port or Shrrry Wines ($1.50 value), gallon . . . $1.20 . .
Tczor Brand Cecktails 35¢, 65¢ $100 bottle
A. F. Beckmauu no). . it
GROCERS'AND WlNE MERCHANTS
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,7c lb Rice 3113's 200' I
FanCy Blue RoscRice, whole grain. Regular price for
pct-lb. » 43¢
2 cans for 911‘
;‘.g Powder ...... 2 pkgs. 9(1‘
113. ..... .....;..12itlr25¢
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50c sizc 45¢ 30c si'1025¢
White Port Wine, gal. $1.50
Telephone 1405
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{FAILED 'To DELIVER FLOUR,
‘gof flour to Karp Brothers of Stamford,
:us agreed, is the allegation in the
'"f‘m damagc suit which Karp Bro-
!thers today filed in the civil Common
gl‘lcas court against William‘s. Levine
Iol' Stamford, doing business under the
name of the. Connecticut Bakers’ &
Grocers Supply company.
The plaintlff says the defendant
made an agreement whereby ho was
Ito deliver 125 barrels of flour to tho
fplaintiff at $5.10 a barrel but has re-
;fused to carry out his contract.
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RELIEF WORK WILL CONTINUE
NEW YORK, Fob, ‘l.—H‘erbert Hoo-
ver, chairman oftheficlgian Relief
Commission, is of. the opinion that the
newfierinau policyr will not affect the
relief work. ‘
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'Thcre ore nt‘pre'suut “from 10 to 15 of
lithe commission's ships east bound, go-
~Ing.to Rotterdam and from 15 to 2(-
“w‘est bound. ' '
,, SAFF‘OR-D oars NINE MONTH8
I ' NE‘WYORK. m. "1.—«metn n
f Saifdr'd, theflftirmefr hotel clerk of
’l’lhinfield.‘_,N.'vJ..v who was convicted,
my perjury, in “ cannoetiou with use
'loliver‘Osbornopaao, ‘was today ‘een‘i
Itextual! to mind inbuilt}; in prison by
Mara Judsegllund.
NOW lS ~SUED FOR $700i
Failure to deliver a certain amount;
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BRINGS SUIT FOR $1,000
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‘Acthn in the case of Mrs. Angelina
Ferringo vs, Herman Sachs, the Mann
street grocer was started yesterday:
when Constable Brynn Silk served Hle- ,
tachmcnt writs for the amount of
$1,000 on Mr, Cd'chs' accountant all on
the uptoum banks. Papers Were' alga
served this afternoon, byccb‘nstabtm
:Silit,,_pn a number of the downtmm
banks. Tho plaintiff claimil $750 dour:-
,ages.
I The case is. brought against Mr.
Cachs, as the.‘ result of a fall Whiclu
Mrs. Ferringo sustained illi‘ough‘ihléc
cellar door ot‘Mr. Cacho’istord'in um
street. as "she ‘wasmwalkl'llg‘ along thm‘
l‘sidewalk in that’place,~ on dune 28th,.
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1916. At that: tune Mrs. Ferrlngo sum -
111,? “new?“ whichrilkbr continued, The commission announces that it. tallied injuries for Which'slié is now
every ' evening in the month of .l has at present 42 ships‘ under charter. suelngv the uptown busine'iis‘ man.
‘ , Tho case is returnable before the»
court ..oil Common Heats. Thee plain!-
tiii is represented byt’Attorneylm (Li.
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*Judge‘_,,Bentht, wiil‘préslda at this
show; calendar intrusion? of“ the Civil!
Superior "court Friday on ' ‘igltt up»
cout‘éstéd divorce“ cases an; Scheduler! i
for hearings; . host’dre‘ns‘follm; , 7
‘ Emma A. Benton Vs. Charles W;
Evin-ell; ,BU Tuokor
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