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fighters Residence—7524.
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. turiiing it against herself.
m‘myathe right at an ,
status to have their commerce 1:22;?
Comment in the other 893111 m. .
America, is in ’general to the some et-
Iect. There seems to be a tacit agree-
ment, not unanimous but nearly so,
that if Germany perseveres in the
course she has announced the whole
Weslsw-x Hemisphere will rise up as a
unit in defense of its own rights and
tho rights of the neutral world.
, German «implosion is: forging the
new weapon of Pan-Americanism and
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THE “AP HABIT
“The American people must get the.
map habit it they are to take up sort}
ously the question of fogeign trade cx.‘
tension," says Julian Arnold, Ameri-
can commercial attache in: China. He
has been trying to help our'manufac-
turcrs and merchants understand their
mounm LOYAL UPRISING
That seems to
America patriotic!
the watohword in all ports of tho
and today. Criticism hat; roused and
onenccord Ell-lsul'allCt‘fi of loyul
; . The long;. deferrcd firm poni-
' olUnitod Sutton should mean
ho 7 ginning of a real pcnco move-
Bfiht. I As a factor in such it continuin-
no whcn that happy mnrucnl ar’
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otat all (‘Pl‘llllll that thc scr-
‘ relations with
tho;
lplotnnlic
tse- ublcssing than at present is
, “ lilo, The notion of thewprcs-
QWM immn of the list:
V? i weaklings and cowards and places
the high of patriotic
_ Mounts from uoron
, min liavc fallen.
es the patriotism of Amcricu today
plotic
which wu
it is that whichj
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‘prluinu ot‘ Amcricuus.
hope for an t‘al‘ly pcucu and
. Ynotional] spirit. '
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ERICA HANGS TOGETHER i
llnltcd Statcs isn't alone in its
lloll to the German nuvul pron
, g Lutill-Aiucricu in outspokcn ll]:
ltll-boalllity, and looku it) the Unilod
in suppl’mqinn
Lt".
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ates .Iél‘ lcndcruhip
iglltfltlucSH” and hut-ping tllc :‘cn-f
ulna free. The t‘luwspapors of tho
um outnnd moat cnlightcued South
11'“3 can l'cpublic’s lcnvc no doubt on!
re our will
u g .
L} kaolin of Bncuos Airtn savsz‘;
cwlll Hrcond t-vcry more lnl('ll".t‘zl‘
Latin noighbors
t. ‘
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free our t‘tl'l‘lllt'l‘t‘e from tho ris
ng‘lmm tho war. We must prc-‘
i’”‘ro urselvca for scrious contingcn-"
x _ We hope no will not bc obliged
take the lnlliutivo,” ,
El {Diario Boy's: “(lcrmuny is ro'
rung to falsehoods because :51
’ " Iandidly expound to the United
, , elwprogrnm for a naval
h is ,the greatest crime
' ‘ ,eedom of the seas. Wash
l ot «possibly admit Ger-
‘ dent. pretensions."
initicnosrniresmowspnper de-
imany's new more is di-
t' the United' States,
a and Spain. Neutrality
impossible; it.
’ plicity. ' Germany- has
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: inspirinhas become such
lo 7 world execratea her."
'i-of'Bio (1e Janiero soys:
V in ecldred , war against
its wake the; inter-
‘mnp to get tho direction and distance.
l6 dnrc .
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thank. 'Hcr nrmgance, en-
tradc opportunities in the Orient, but
finds it difficult because they don‘t
pro~é
of?
know any geography and don't
vidc themselves with the means
lcnruing any. i
and in?
the oillccs of business men eager to?
eatend their export trade ho found an:
almost complete absence of atlases?
and .maps. Naturally renough. many:
men he hatitulkcd to' havc imagincd
that China is in the tropics, just as
others. inlercotcd in the South Ameri-
can trade, have supposed Brazil was
in Argcnlinu and Peru was sonlcwllcre
1n chambcrs of commerce,
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Tho wholownation is ignorant, of go-
ogruphy, he pays. Mnybc til? general;
lllducation Board, which has set about-
to connect our educational system
with present-day lilo, will chungc all,
that in time. But there‘s an easy nndi
shuplc remedy proposed by Mr. Arm;
llum; maps on the wall. l
The advice is intended primarilyi
interested in tho forcigu trade, butg
it"s useful for anybody. With maps}
on tho wait, you?!) ctmault them. You‘
turn to thou: naturally to lock up some
place nlcntioncd in the war dispatch-
cn or othur ,ncu'a of the days. ill
you‘re noun; truvcllnn. you look at the,
nold.
And
from ircqucul glances at thosc wull
maps, you’l‘ind nitcr n wlliltI that you
huvc u good, working knowledge of
The habit grown, onrc atartcd.
tho Shape of the world, the relative ,
positions of continents and countries
and the loculion of places in thcluuto
nether with distuuccu. physical len~
llll‘eS, etc. it‘s tbc nuturul way to
lcurn ucourupby. .8 h
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HORSE MEAT
“Amcricu'a first borsé tncnt puck-
ing house" hns bccn opcncd in New
York. This ambitious title really des-
ignatca only a rctuil meat storc, but.
it is significant. just tho ‘sumc. The
‘pl‘opl'ictor 'sclls nothing but horse
mum, And hc’boasls that. In his!
.800‘
final wcck oi operatiou‘llc sold 1
pounds. ‘
Ho lhiuku he has solved the coat
of living problcm so for as meat is
concerned. llc. soils tenderloin for
15 cents a pound. porterbourse and air-
loin steaks} for 12 cents, round steaks
Iand roasts without bones tor the same‘
lprice. chuck steak for 8 cents nudl
hcartn for! 6 cents. lie makekl‘ulll
sorts of sausages; too, of horse meat
and pork combinod in varying propon,
Many people might. not. like the
taste of horseflesh, or even tho idea}
of it: It's redder than beefyand.‘ is
said. .10 be larger grained, and more
iflbrous. lt ban a stronger taste, too,
But there seems to be no. question of
its wholoamuoneaa. It's real meat.
1d, The Gcrman men~ readily digestible by most persons and,
reckoned by may as unite palatable.
.Pflfi‘ “mm“ and m”; The New York board of health d9-
America. North cider! a year or two ago to permit the
“ ubtedly play a de-
, conflict. Bmll‘: 911590?- mmm: but than ham .0
1"" ‘° “'“e “mm“ m can tau: use we or-m mu.
4 “mm““n‘ 1m. Hommthuloubuoub
the mm" damage en in wry-rt: ottboOld‘World.
and llll m I W articl- DI
' mm ”aluminum Women-Mu n m
' “mm a amount-l1. um ‘
slaughter and also! born- under
can capitals. and those a! Control“
thanks and of tho goncrnl public."
tAlabamu from 21 to ti; ln.Toxua from
r 1“ t 0‘ 20 is ‘ “lone, in the bank, 15 dispelled b) a
[0115, St? Us a 1 0 can R pound.
would -
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. 1 Was Properly Warned.
.. , . llr. Stevens tele ra bed to Ruhr-rt
peoples and the world at large be} , 8 P
comes stronger from week to weekzp Still-”191‘. flier Amcrlcan consul»
and from mouth to month. As the‘general, that the Housatonlc was
.lgurcs show so conclusively om.;llaltcd by :1 German submarine at
5,93,“, is piling up with wonderful noon and that, after being walled the
rapidity; but to do our proper workrrcw took to the boots. The Houn-
m the world and to protect and Ell-imam was ”1"“ ”’99de and “ink
“we Our own intel‘fats we may 3m ;aud the submarine towed the boats to
torn long need every dollar of mono,a 90"“ oil‘. the, ‘9wa canal. .
resources, gigantic and incrbauotible 9 war Garry1n3300ntnhud. ,.
as they now seem to be. As the{ Housotonm was carrying
‘In reviewing our banking and fisdcontruband, any controversy over her
cal situation we seem now to be mxdcalrnction .15 expected to present
trenched financially almost an firmly baritone ”no?“ an issue than a claim
as it is possible for any human gov-”0‘ méfieml’ damages. lt‘ ‘33 consul
crnment to be. We are well prepared report is“ correct the case apparently
for preparedness and ready and able ”was“; the same “(9503,.“ that
to provide for whatever increases or 0‘ t 9 mcrlcan chip William 1'
army and navy congress may think to NW» “SHOWN Will! u cargo of grain
bc necessary". earlyln the-war by a raider after her
The report revlcws in detail the ”2"” had been taken off. . _
activities and growth or national! mm”ktm’ezuwigfisfiflhw‘d'
' . ~ t , utr durinr. - ,
banks 1hloughou thc cou y 1” "Altiorlcun uteamor Housalonlc,
loaded with a cargo of wheat for the
the year and makcs rcconlmendntions
[or additional legislation to safeguard
depositors and stockholders. 113mm! government, lorpcdoed by
The Comptroller‘s recommendations German submarine, ”‘30- February 5-
. Vcsccl warned and total crew of ”7
propose. the enactment of laws to. . . u
rescued by submarine and towed for
{30 minutes toward land. Submuflno
Amend the criminal codc, making it
flred‘hignal to British patrol boat,
a felony for individuals, firms or car
‘ .' t . ill" ll anclul _
poratious ‘0 mm m n which subsequently landed crew at
.l’enrunco."
statements to banks for thc purposo
in snow quantcra the unusual prc-
of scouring loans. ‘
Bur at" f nation'tl baul‘ 1 crime, .
punislfa‘bl: 3v fcdcrnl law. \ t ,cu‘utions "“k‘m‘l" “13“"? ‘l ““9 land-
Lilnli the tunds lm‘cfitcd by a bank”?! ff" 1h” QNW wan lakcn‘lo morn
in its own building to thc amount ot lI-itlntemational 13“ ““1. (xclmauya
"8 capital stock. isubmurlnc plcdgoam'ould be observed
Authorizo tho lrcnsurcr to sell more scrupulously than """V l“ the
bonds accruing clrculnliotl thirty tluyu ““9 of llm many l'réfirlnwblch wr-rc
after a bank goes- into liquidation. ,onvlho ll!“ 6933M the limo the. new
Such laws the: l‘cport states. should ”“9“” of, unrestriclcd ““me ”0'
he. cnactcd in “thc mtcrcst of tho 22"?“ 55:2;lgg‘nffihamn' l-p 1216“”
t . * or dciosltors of the “PM" " E 9‘"
Slim 110mg” ‘ ‘mzmr sold lmmunitylrom tbc nlw
Sl ' ll . in'ul’urallon of tho mahtnduuums ol‘ warmm 10'on 1w! extend-
ote u . is .od to all uhlpc which had left thcu‘
oral rcscrvc system, lhc report states, homo ports before the effective dutc
(llalltl‘fl halo luort isnucd ordinal, Cauul Feeling of Rellel.
national banks with aggrcgntc capilul‘ xv“ that u warning bud boon glvcn'
.tt. t.l l .. ... , ..,‘._: l '
[luring tho snow period. to Novonlbcrl‘xwgzll fism‘rgaungfi brill?" “at;
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‘ ‘- H -‘ *' “‘ ' n bonsai olnl c not in 'sonlc quarlcrn
ihoir ca ital. In addition 27 nutlonul . , . , _
bunlw “a“. pluccd in rocciverships. 4“,“! Ind to foals that the Own. act
m3». earnings of national banks :lgflf, miglu moan “mum” actually
' ' » a con c mm . '
for tho post fiscal year, the report. “on“, and suai‘tggm‘rnfigg,'.wgg$
stutoafiverc $500,642,051andllctcarn- over, burn declined ‘0 form any
loss $157,643,547, urn increase in tho "Illnlnu'ou llmompluto evidence and
all? ‘l‘ililidEddzflgdi’g'(ii,2rt?‘¥i?§ 7L3“. Consul Stvvcns’ dcnpulch was made
504. ‘lm incrcusc of approximutcly Sl:—‘;Whm today without t‘oulmcnt.
000,000. ,. , 1
Thu. practice of charging i‘XOl‘llilillll“
intorost won him dcul‘canntl .to u
nulrkcd'cxtont. the report states, lho‘
numbcr or bnzlku charging luorc than.
nu umnms
ton pcr cont., on tbo‘avcrugc. bcln-N
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rcducad in Georgia from 23 to 4; in
3t? to 122: in North Dakota from ill) “‘3‘ “i‘ l ‘ "
to 3.; in South Dakota from 25 to' m Page.)
10; in Nebraska from l3 to 6: in Okla ' . : “Ir .
homo from 300 to 193. Figures for,“r “llllllcltlwllfl have been rccclvvd. ll.
otlu-r Hlnlcn uru not, glvt'll, but tlloil'lul'l‘i’adlly b0 mall“ 80.
total reduction throughout lhu couuq “'lllll" a TM" mmlllrfi otter orders
m, during thc “.m- in pm...“ at “pm-.51”? rcccchd the- company will be able
ly ill'typcr cont. pr from 1022 lo sang-l" Dl‘llfi'i’fl m 1111? pool to which they
"Tho trouble has not been lullylm“ ordered. whathcr land or water.
notified," the report says, “mid lmuhu'T“p Fulfillment has bccu ovcrhnuhsd
hem 'und thcrc continue to tlloregard‘.““d ‘9 in "N‘C'RW nhupe. TM Rim“
u“. law in this WSW.“ nod to cxact are at thc railroad mutton ready for
rules which cannot be jtmtiilcd onimjl’mem'
any ground. 'l‘hcnc pcrslulcnt offend. ”‘9 ”03"“ “W Vl'l'l' chccriul and ox.
cm are bring duult with and it Mllwoltml. Fil” 0' fun M ”on they
hoprd that in moat chaos they may “7“ “0‘ ill ll" “'Ol‘l‘lt'll nboul‘lhe in-
correct thcir lrrcgulnr and unlawful “m” it 1“ probnhlc ”H" 1.1”} parents
practicei p.40“. it 1,.»me unreal“ llomc arc morc worrlcd than tllcy
nary for this oillcc to tnkc stops torture-
tho unnulmcnl or thcir charters." , ,
Thi‘ {30‘le of (inforclng flux law‘R-DDHCHUOH ‘0 10]" ”K! mlllllll. Owing
.. to the luck of cquipmcnl, if was im-
with rcspcct to charging usuriou»
rules resulted, tbc rcport adds. in tun l ”WWW ‘0 "‘W‘l‘l‘ ”1”le “llhflllilll
bunks with a capital of $765,000 tit-J". ‘9 “WW“ ”ml morn equipment
clding that the business did not dictum] he ””4"?“ shortly and 11an all
"(VIN 03”? '0 Join can be admitted.
audit-lent lnducemcnt tor thcm town-1
Lieutonnnt llcnton has rocnllstcd
main in it longor. M ucvoml of tho mm uh) hav 1 d
(‘ompllulion of clcnrlng house fig—' . ,y i ' " " 'l ‘3 area .V
urns for the entire country. cmbrncing "‘83” 13",: itcrm ‘3')!“ pcriod ”I 0““
173 clcurlng houses. places the nggrcfiiulpé it] f‘, " p083 dch‘md" ”1“ new
gutc transactions for the year at nm‘oipllcntlori tfxllec‘tlcm Ll at many morn
bug.- lolul of $241,407,54l‘.00ll, tm‘ ill-Ev: p .‘lll b8 3' i ‘ "mm or 5"“
crcusc during the ycnr 01‘ $78,233,404; c “ 41"” “ML
000. Thcrc were decreases in seven]
associations. aggregating $42,947.000,‘,TERRY LEE GIVESVUP MANAGE.
chief of which the dccrcnsc in the; MENT OF ROSS. ~
dissociation at Albany, N.>Y., ot'38l,‘
355,000. New York lcads tn increas‘usl.
the total increase for the your being
$56;33S,001,000. Other notable in
creases were Philadelphia, $4,050,121;
100; Chicago, $3,725,285.000; Boston
$2.698,779,000 and St. Louis $1,084,.
177,000. ,
The popular belief that the United
States- to the richest country in the
world, measured by the. per~-cnpita
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Business Reasons Force Popular
Bridgeport Fight Official to_:.Swer
Relations with Wen Known Middle.
weight Boxer—~Dunn ‘ May Succeed
Him.
'l‘clry Leo, tho popular Bridgeport
light olticlnl, who is probably enact
the. best..kuown men in Exporting cir-
cle: in this section, is no longer mun-
ngci- of Hugh Ross, the mlddlaWelgbt
lupin-r. Thlst announcement waswmadc
by Leo last night after u .long conifer-
enw with the lanky boxer. Loo was
comparison with “ records of other
countries. A- compilation shows nun
the per capita depositi‘n the: United for-(ed: logive' u . . »
. , . _ . , . -- p handling Rosa af-
ft“ée§“‘“s fia‘fi‘l‘l‘h‘l‘f‘ lukewarm ..[ulrrv due entirely to thofnct thatxhc
r3" ‘hl‘d “3&7‘ an J, “3‘” l“ , couldnlt: look-.attcr‘hihaposltiol’r‘inthe
9““ L 3 - ~ , ..luity and ulenflghm Macaw pm to
Sniarich paid .bnfik presidents. the: pun], Hedeclded he‘woulg‘ruthcr
report states. averaged 81,008.11
year for institutions with a capital no“ men have art .
under 850.000‘ Bani; prosldontaplin- Friends. Ross trigd tquntd‘eumfg
Slllmlonfi having Gi'fll’llal 0f $5300» cautlnuc to handle his nllalrs ‘but‘hls
000 or more. however, received annual: ellorts‘werc “5mg”; Lee has. decided
salaries IWM "LHIT'TM “Bl" to pay strict attention to abusing“ In
use salary of all oflicen and employs: 13,0 future. “up 1,1". have nothing ‘0
of national books. hollow. woo-31: do with fighters othe‘nth’ando
331.88. 01‘ ‘1103’ W efflflmv inn mimLm 10' “an” t . I‘
Banks poring-tram 31,000.00010 $5.4 norm-m in the mmw’ m“
000,000 capital. the "mm-m moi 9mm, ... W ...“... h, “m,
their product: sol-fie: am.m W or .1“, lb-
MJM a run the wamr if a;
“In via at the wry under-tem- Mg, m ”41.,
Mm!“ fill“ the am Wilma «at» filMfl‘M“
“W‘- “W‘ “WWW: may I“ m
lakuthim‘fim ammw'~
Windmill ‘ 8m
' Britain's loat food ships. .
" .mpcrts in. dintctlca said yesterday
At. lcust llfly young men [are nude,
o‘slick to business, than be a mannacr.’
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use might best be made or the ships. Lfi
One answer obviously is; ~. 1,;
if the Germans really are attempb m;
log to blockade the British lslandag“
and are seriously cudcavoring to kccpf .
away the supply of foodstutl‘s whlcltfiii
those islands are receiving from the?
United States, lhcac seized vessels ,v
might be used to carry food supplies . 1
to Great Britain—always presuming a '
condition of unfriendltness betwccn‘
the United States and Germany. gt
Great 'l’oonagav in Other Parts. "W"
That is a. good sized fleet of vessels,
on may be realized from these facts: it
While their cargo-carrying capacity is 3-;
188,300 tons, their gross tonnage is
approximately 250,000. l
Germany, in a statement issued but :1]?
Wednesday, claims to have sunk since ,
the beginning of tho war «recently to"
.talllng 4,000,000 grosa'toma. And that
its in all parts or the world. * i -
This comparatively small fleet;
tberclorc, which has bold line]! in?
New York watcra amounts to about
one-sixteenth ot‘ the total , tonnage
that tho Teutons have sent to the bate?
tom with their submarines in all parts
or the world alone the war began;
presuming the German claims to b "
in other territorial waters of the
United States are Cannon and Aus-
trian vosaola thc number of which
totals nearly 100 hundred, and which
in gross tonnage might amount to
750,000 tons or morewor possibly
nearly one—fourth of thc total alleged
lost tonnngc. .. ‘-
It may coolly bc soon what u grout
usacl llmuc ahlpa would be to (treat
llrllainfif thcy were sent toward Eng»
lund laden with tood._whlch would be
thyI natural use this country would
put thcm to in the wont of a unlit.
with Germany. .
Might Replace Loot Food Ships.
They would bc upproxlmatcly one‘
,Itnmh of tho tonnagc which have oven
lost wltllo llrituluibouvld‘ since. tho be,»
And ii‘ in it onto
more than one
ginning of tho war.
supposition that not
in {our of those vossolu which were
torpedocd carried food. Many were
laden with ammunition or war sup.
plies. This German flout in American
waters might comu close to replacing
tllc food ships England has lost.
And this would all l)&~-wllll the cr-
cupllnn of thc fuel and labor costs»—
ut Germany's own cxpenae!
Just what. proportion oi linglnnd'u
food supplies these vcsrcls might
[curry was impossible to lcarn yester-
lday. but. preuumably they would do
{wonders in that liuc. as innuodlutoly
thov would rcpluco hourly all of film"
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illnrmnnvand, .Auatrlan ablpu might H
carry abroad titrclzcdl.’ would he“
, grains tcblotly wllpatl, moot land Tutu. ’
.Those are tho Milt-lea oi food which 3‘?
ovary nation needs most and from the
luck of which Germany lately. has
bran sum-ring most severely.
VlCTlMS OF STATE POLICE
QIGNANT.
. llll.l"ORll. Feb. 5.~~Connidcrublc;
lndlguntlon‘was aroused by tho moth-i
ods used in the recent raid by tho
utulc and Milford pollcc on {our busi-
ncha places at Walnut Beach a few
days ago, when boards were confle.
. mini and fluca of $31 imposed by tho
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it is pointed out that the pinto pd
then passed through Devon when
ucarly every atoro has been running
punch boards and singled out four
places at the bench 'Other places at
tho bouch run by outsiders were not,
molested. Neither were the saloons
it is furthcr argued that. outsiders
‘couw to thc {touch in the summer
unis illilllli
_f n loner on
tough Hill.
Mica oil-pimornarmrd, Sayo That "ll
‘ She Tells Same Story to All
' Miss Madeline Chopin, the popular
nud'. pretty ticket taker of the Palace
Theatre. in; Hartford,» and who reside;
at 35 Barker street,
says-—
! "When-l first started using Tanlac
of n
in that lolly,
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l’ bolicve I was on the verse .—
‘ncrvoua breakdown. ' .
"I was so reotleoaand thinly that
it was lmmibh tormeto get any
rostrum at night.
tors mid wake up often.
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appetite uncertain moot
‘ thin.
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Mandi-no m it.
ill film on its“. It
thank-onus.“
mammal“ at th-
§ Their Importance.
$5.00, “‘OUR LEADER:
I‘time and one. gmoted'all sort
the permanent _
dowcd to use the comparatively limo.
cent. punch boards by which candypis
distributed. Neither .wore' stereo in
‘ ‘Mllrordrmoleetedlwhcic punch. boardu
more} in operation. 3
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BOSTON, Feb. 3.—‘~.»hmlnimum~ tom“
per-lure of three dramas below-zero.‘
the oddest mottled infill: city in
lwould roll uno'threolyexra. was shown of ollolut no. J a F Dr I _‘ 1:
”T ”tardy-of that 'Woutbor- Bum-u today-j u .’ m up. ”, om
"My digestion was very bad audio! The low point was reached.“ It a. to";
or the' time. ottcr which there was a general rise,‘
_ . [felt'mtma and too tired to do any-3m- above: betas tho. mom nu 9 o, m" norm m m, n:-
. , l . l“ m" ? tie a mw~m .m
“Then I‘ beam laurel!“ lit Torr-i Murillo, mm. with I tom. but M
[humour or:cm.mmmcuum ll ‘MMWM”M
, . Nu hull-l hut mm to on. t»
“if V" "l NW1: mountain that noun-mm to “F w m m""""""‘m “u g: .r
' l in! thaw” ‘W‘W WMM m: m . _ . , ”a“
tum “lawman“.am: wmummmm”
an) Ironic-z Wit. 3.. H Wt;
mu. m o sun. on on
THIRD WEEK OF THE
t-Great Clearance Sale
Bargains! Bargains!
A Whole Store Full of Values {TbatShout
A Few of the Re-
markable ‘V-aluesflflercd
FINE WOOLENV
BLANKETS
\'ulcs to $20.03. They arc
finc wool blankets at old
prices; they are Minnesota,
‘COMFORTABLES
All roduch- for final clear—
ance, tbc prices arc cxccod—
ineg low and it is a good
time to buy now or antici—
pate for the luturc*98¢,
31.49.3138. $2.98.
$3.98,.
jo Indian Blankets. Febru-
comton BLAN‘KETS
BLANKETS , . ,
‘ . .. . I‘or shccts'. ctc., to tan and
One onsc ol huc big 12—4 are), only
Pin k te, 1' ~ .. ..» ' ’
I u c w nit or gre), 394,.“ and 98¢ .-
tllcy arc cxccllcnt valuc and
an extra warm gradc. Fob-
ruary Llcurancc Salc Price,
$4.50 JOHNSTON ,
BLANKETS
llig (louhlc ‘hlzu, good lllc~
dium wright, in all colors,
whitc, grcy or tan, looks and
Wear; like a fivc dollar blnu-
kct. l’cbruary Clcnrnncc _
Salli l‘ficc ... .. . . . $2.98
$3.00 ‘ BLENHEIM
BLANKETS ‘
About two doch pairs
left at the old price. When”
thcsc arc? porn: no morc this
ycar. . February Clcarancc
Sails Price $1398 pair
FINE WOOLEN
BLANKETS
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\- alucs to $t2.50. l.‘.‘\'t‘l‘)'“
mic ot these are genuine va—
lucs; they arc old priccs
“FOR THE BABY”
For thc little mics who
sleep in thc crib. Crib Blan-
kets, Crib llctl Spreads,
Crib (,‘mul’ortcrs; valuc;~. to
$2.00. l-‘cbruary Clcomcc
Large Size. Galvanicod Iron
WASH “TUB
Yuluc $1.39 $1.09
LIGHT HOUSE
CLEANSER
15 oz. Cans .. 3 for 10¢
For polishing, scouring and
purifying.
3 andv4 Quart‘Blue and
White Enamel
SAUCE PANS
Value 51ft . .. . . . .
39¢
-White. Enamel 1
WASH BASINS
Lurgc sizc. \aluc 35",
and maritctl dowul‘rom old
prices winic thcy limit Fol»
ruary (,‘lcaraucc l‘ric?
584.98 pair .
Kcntucky, Califom'ta,“lilava- -
ary Clearance Price, $7.98 ,
I’ricc . . ._ ............ 98¢ .
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BABY- WEAR
The dearest things for the dearest babios! Smart new
Bedford. Cord and Cashmerc Coats; Dainty Slips and Dress-
es; Silk and Worsted Bonnets and Caps, Bootex, Bath
RobeiSacques, Hood Shows and Serviceable Underwear"
and Hasiery. ,
Also a complete‘line of Novelties, including Hangers.
Enameled Costumcrs, Celluloid Toilet Ware, Bassinets, etc,
etc.
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Mothers may come here withc'onfidcncc that the exact
article thcyxwant‘ will be given to them in the best quality
and at— the mast moderate'prices.
tires. to run'gamos or» chance while
s of. prl-lel'. who retired in 1911 as treasurer
ot the Stamford Savings Bank after 3-.
decidents are not; at. quarter of a century of service in that.
capacity, died at his homo here today;
aged Blyears. He» is survived by 11in
wife and two sons. one of whom ii:
.Rev. Franklin H. Miller, of Earth)“.
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