‘W. w 2- ate-mm
“We! at who W trial
0‘? All in. M11016. III in ink»
on mluiummmlt to
tight the 9.011! of tho practical and
his friends to (owe I compulsory an
' bilralion law on his constitucntn. Mr.
Coleman is n layer of exceptional
fability, and has made a study or the
’ 'qucstion of fixing. wagon by statute
since the middle of the‘ fourteenth
».._..ANAC FOR century. He argue! that we have
gradually discarded the theory that a
man can be compeliéd to work for a
ll. l.””"lmm.
“WWW
, ED BY
’ GOLDEN
,AY, FEB. 6. 1917'”
:19 a. m.; 11:40 p. m.
:56; sets 5:18.
~ , of compultlory’nrbitralit‘m would tend
E. to a reversion to the old conditions.
VSENTINEL TEL
' \ONE CALLS — in argue that compuloow arbitration
7“}.309M2. lis wrong in principle." contends Rep~
QifiCMS- resentative Coleman, ”that .it is con-
. ‘Ermch Office-1388.
o Rodidence—zIS-z.
' lion’s Residence-«752.4
.Managex‘s Residence-
trary to the spirit of our institutions.
and that it. is in violation of the indi‘
dual rights of the members of labor
l .
t\'l
l
mm..pu¢ling thing about thou ASomc Enterprising mathematical
{tarnish campaign: toiun Amerl- genius it: said tozhavo estimated that
it strange vein of righloous- 5,400,000 people in the United States
the Prussian gm’crn- who might purchase automobiles in
; its rullllossnoss. The 1017 will hc'unuble to dose. That iii.
announcing the indiscrin U’lf‘i't‘ are 7.000.000 possible ' purchas
' of enemy audinculral ers, whilc‘tlle year's production is not
sea," expialnod [11M ”UIP cxpcctcd to cxcoed 1.000.000 cars.
“ycrnment,~”beloro its own It lootiv'nas if autos might become'
‘nnd before history. would us over-crowded as trolley rn‘ro al-
‘ c—«m' unfortu-
iiio to assume the responsibili- ready arc. The forlunul
vigil: untried any one. 11103115 10 hates—owners of autos will be kcpl
' busy if tllcy try to givo all tho posni.
the end of the war."
.- L The characteristic
nilérancc. us from olllm‘d hie oWners it ridn.
licit, we gather lhfl‘l‘ille generosity of tho soloist is apt to he.
more exp
«In warrior-statesman consider it mwrwm-kpd.
ounden duty to sink every shin
tinny. every noncmnbatunt “""ltbi‘ilzhl spots in the outlook. 'l‘ruillic
‘ mu!) siftinfit'lilloui their ’lgflfiillid" will be spur-oil tho 5.400.000 ours that
just “+th hold it “‘9" ”WM-“'1‘ would be pourod onto our highwuyc ii‘
inflict “MOM cruelly “Ti“ “05’ the supply anywhorc nearly met the
‘ oh Belgium. it by 500031!!! demand of tho posslhlos. And isn't
N g to think llnll there are 50
l
Thorn are, on tho olhcr hand. ‘SOlllf‘
.
4”. fili‘enmhl‘“ Germany 5“ ‘1 it cllooi‘in
witty. ‘ many people in the country who could
odd conceptiom 0" l“°"“”"~ Miami to have automobiles if thcrc
{p York World remarks.
not butcher the prlsoncro.‘ .
' attriould rl-licvc ”'0 “mm“ lion. Robert M. .VlcCrnckcn of ldnho
‘ lit of the necessity of food— has been a lifclon'i: sludontol' mat-
, 5.000.000 11W". and it. ““5 torn rolutinc to tho wolfnrc of his
much light 10 kill them “3 follow men, out] during on service in
W13 0“ ”l“ “”5“ “NH", the Logislnihrc of his s‘tnlc‘lutroducod-
tho package of: several
. worn automobiles to ho had?
m9...;_...... ,
c‘Pl’uecizlus arc (-tmsistcnl in and Si‘nul‘t‘d
imperial . 5i'-‘”"" l". ‘1‘""“15'"ltills oi thni churnctcr. including: it
idolb’at yet. . groundnut» pun an cmploycrs' liabill-.
I ,grw—Oww“ _, 'ty hill. l-lc. ’l‘hu' sixty-fourth Con»
“.7 0F TRANSPORTAT‘ON’grcsx is itir.,1\lc(‘:rurkcn‘s first, but he
$3511“? Dixon; ”an“ mom: has lost no timc in'gii'ifld expression
Stile Pennsylvania Railroad, pm to the subject of lcgislalion upper‘
85 10 9’0"“ “‘3" railroad freight most in his mind. HP has formulated
in do will] “la (Mid lllll‘Odlli‘ell it ill“ allillOl‘llelg ill?
noes have liltlc
Vcosl 0f lll‘0"35i““'-‘- ““1 ““le president to appoint a commission to.
.cxanlinc stole und ollu'r inn-s rololing}
to old ago pensions, and report nol‘
inner lhnn'Jnnunry lst .next upon the.
advisability of csiublisbing on oldngc
pension system in, this country. The
our has been ‘rcfe‘rrctl to' the commu- ’
too on [abor‘of the liouso, and Reprc'i
scnlnlive McCrnckcu intends to urge‘
thal committee to glvo lhc mailor can
all transported from Central Mis- I), consideration.
7 to Philadelphia for 14.6 cents.)
mid oranges arc hauledfhn the“
_. *the 'eiétechi seaboard; 3.000.
-. 1.16 per 100 pounds, loss
at; per orange. Florida
t down at Philadel—
l'e‘s away. for 75 cents
olorndo cantaloupcs
rdo of“ thermal
l
l
n 00d cusp.
ailing as the basis of d
“Situation in big eastern cities..llc
wit; that Now York city g‘cts point
a hauled from Cape Charles, Va..
islnnoc of 310 milos. fora trifle
c 11 cents a bushel, null Philadel‘
iscussion
f
0
gets them for less than 9 cents
ud‘iiol. A lid-pound ethic of tomo‘
...,_....-.~——
I
Tho prohibition juggernaut
“tilisi
passed a hill burrlng nil liquor trail"
tic front the state after April 2. 1010.:
Th? pore rnor Ofk'ii‘ennessce has signed
it hill forbidding all shipments? oi_ 1-1
door into that stutc nitcr 'tlie'ptirstn ol‘l‘
next month. The governor 0901c“
. got: hasjtts’sr siguodlu “honour-y" pro-g
11. is mum “”0"“ 5‘5“~1tinta.lollebln; Next‘i i
_ elbig‘ citie§ at on ‘aver- __ . . i
l‘ “Wt“ "1‘51““! UTILITIES BOARD ‘ffiggas spual
.all perishable food, . TRACK .
limos uroloweu" for} .' fl ‘ - _
ll 'l‘hc'publir utilities commission will'
give a favorable decision. on the peltsi
lion-of the cty of Bridgeport tor the,
approval of the" method of construc-
tionl’of a spur track in Water stree't.'.
tolls used by the Huntcr 8:. Marcus
Company. W. B. Boardtnan. counsel!
for ‘therfcompany; explained at the
hearingEyeotgrdayzine plan or con-‘
structlon offline truck. "which will be
2 ' fling. “filtration“!
e ones. .
emurks, "you would"
';by n tenmster to_de-‘
9 packages a ten“
ation teryour house
doicharge for the en-
to city, often lum-
cd thousnnds of
lit mliélilla‘lt‘rii'whdt‘r'
' ”Rn and-‘0
i.
' illl: brought
right‘on. The Indiana logislutlira‘ has f.posi‘;onat\v;‘g» couchc
ill
0
idiidilll
’rm' Iain can»: m
mm m. 510,000,090
More than $10,000 in stock has sub»
scribed and officers of the Farmers’
‘Dalry company were elected at '8
meeting of dalrymen in the rooms of
the Chamber of Commerce. in Dan-
bury. Saturday afternoon when the
certain wage; and that- tho‘ adoption rarniers Dairy company ttor'dhe tir‘ »
time became a reality. A-veertiflciatv
of incorporation wasdlléd several day»
ago, but the“ company really sprang
iinto cxis’lcnce at. Saturday‘s [Rooting
called by the western Connecticut
Milk l’roducers' association.
é Officers were elected as follows:
President; H. C. Cfiburn, of Broom
flc‘d; vice~presideni, A. S. Hurd,‘ ot‘
Monroe. treasurer. William C. John-
mn, of Ncwlown; cxcculivo commit
ice, .1. A. Sherwood, Euston; E. S.
unions." 'Lovell and Ely Grocnblatt, Neu-
' * . . llown. _
"‘1 "“‘””“”" ”" "”’ ; M" 'M ‘ 'i‘hc exact amount of stock Sub-
. PR SSlAN CONSCIENCE ' SHORTAGE 1” AUTOMOB'LES {scribcu‘ was $10,400 and was iakcn‘lly
An nctivr campaign
at once lo’ sell fur»
iii'lcl-n men.
will b;- inunchcd
thcr stock
' The next important move will ho
made Thursday when lilo board of
directors or the li‘nrmers' lluiry (‘0.
will hold it conicrence with C. C.
(‘lcmenL-of Washington. l). 0.. ex-
port oi‘ the bureau of markets of tho.
i
United Status Dcparlmcnt of Army
culture
At this conference plans
discuSSed in general and in dctoil'and
it is fully cxpcclcd that some of tho
most valuable cxperi nuggeelibmy'wili
ho obtaincd by the lluirymcu that
they have yot secured.
The company intends to proceed us
rapidly us possiblc townrdu tllc erec-
linll of a pasteurization plant and
milk drool; in or near Bridgeport. to
cost. according to prcsrn't trnlativo
plans, about~ 5100.000:
Prom now on“ until the» plant is
complclcd lhcrc will bo' lively activ.
ily on the purl of tho l’tll‘xtlors' Dairy
( unpuny. Although inninllvo plans
lint‘o been cuggcslod through a com»
mlilec from tho Western Connecticut
Milk l'roducers’ association
has been visiting plants
cities. nothing deflnilo in the way
of pious has as yet boon drown up.
The committcc rwm W. C. .\l. P. .\.
nunic u rcport nl Saturday's moot
inn. hut Willi tho official (ll‘Il'O‘flllll-‘
‘tion of tho dairy company the corn“.
lulltteo of W. C. ill. 1'.
A. nutotnnh
now .
(in tho
Wil
butt»
Mil?
discontinuos. and
inlltccs will ho uppoinlcd.
investigating commlltco were:
Ham 0. Johnsonp oi} Ncwtown; r
man; Is). F.“ Hurlwl-ll. of New
lord: Hi 0. ‘Coburu. of; lirooktteld. on
S. .l. \Vri
FnlrfieldlCmtnly b‘arm- Bureau. ‘
ll. (X‘Cobum. who recently had
licch‘ chosen" as u fluid acct-(Story for
tho W. C. M. P. A.. madc n rcporl ot
his work in canvassing for new mom-
hw’a‘. no: modify fromkwhlclrmllif
might be shipped to llrillgoporl. ‘Mr.
Coliur’n rcpoflcddhnl he luld found
scntimcni much in favor of tho unso:
victim‘s work" and thc' propoaeid' milk!
plant in Bridgeport. it was Mr. flop.“
lnun‘s enthusiastic report which as
much us anything clso at the meet-
nbout an immediate sub
Ll iormulnllou of
lcnlly
scription of stock on
llw' compdny. * ~ ..
lttlng W. C. M. P. A.
Consider Jo . .
Action ‘ou llw plain-r of tho \\‘. C.
P. A; joining. with tho ruinous»
dclorrcd ot. the meet-
and the proposition’wrm
a committee for further
.\l.
sprint ion with
lug-Saturday,
rcfcrrcd to
investigation. The commlltcc was
ap‘polmcd’au follows: lierwinJobnv
son. 01" ".llonrolt: Goorgcv MUKRY.“0'—
Dunbury. und S. J. Wright. county
agent.
mos ‘iiolt, or Soutlllnglon. pros-
idcnt of the Connecticut Milk Pro<
ducers' Association. oflcmd tholnvr;
mtm’n or'nls association-to ille~_iocu.
dairynieu. no held forth the advan-
tages; ioxbe had in joining forces with
lilt‘ slain“ association. blit‘lllh‘v pm-
The
lcrms that the meeting was divided
. but in
some“ d it best to leave the
ter and (iconic
matter in the hands of the commit
too and deter action. .
Interested} lrl HighWig’fiw
Charles 11. P ump: o * ‘
active member of the Fair.
8 .
dill . tun !
fielg cimutyzram MEWVWIIO' is
much lntcrosbcd.» inigqodnoads. sent t}
ominunlcatiim “in ., rggirdh tot tho
heating: oft drum! lilgltyvnyr_{rnprpve§
ment bill to he presmg'n to the as“
socialion.‘ The communication afrlvv
ed too late for presentation nt gtho
meeting. it readsmas follows: .
.. ' mom ” _. , 7
' DueYour 'rttléhlldn' 'is called to o.» macro
ing. of the‘committee on roads, bridges
and" rivers“. toi be ’giv-ctrvret lthfilbfithle
capitol. naturism: in" *
‘ a turnoon.
Engralitrym consider house bill .1016
proposcd by Representative Samuel 0.
Shaw, which reads as follows: ;.
“An ‘Act Concerning Rural Highway
mprovcmentg“ ~ ‘
I “Be it enacted by the senate and
house of represoalmtives in, general
'-.co'n‘ven ‘ ‘ .
assembly " * provide for m gefiel‘fil'
adoptionvor? boll-bi!
iii; “ ‘
evelopnl n ‘ o
tactic”
do
a botany
February 8.. 1“
whicht
in scvonll "‘1
con» i
d l
gilt. county» “gm 'fbr" mu 1
d tit-such geP°"?‘Tior“‘llils enlb‘rtxfinmcntg-
opinion: over the muti l
t'thc judges will then be nskeddo-dc-
- Mrs.‘G. Willis Whiié‘ nd W. G. Cleve»
room , 0553‘ new -
1.1,“
“73nd
mm that in M“! (Uh-b
sinner I” deter-tho. I! hm,
the condition or rural Mill”.
“The higher” count-clout ll w
that-ind to employ all owes-cry alert
cal and technical ”slum. to pur-
chase supplies and equipment (or the
proper conduct of Mid bureau. and to
incur traveling Ind all other neces
sary expenses. and theoum‘ot twenty
thousand dollars is hereby 891110911"
atcd to carry out the provisions of
this act. '
"Within sixty days after the pos-
sage of this act, an advisory commit-
tee of eight mom-bars. one from each
county, shitll’be appointed by the gov-
ernor to serve tor two years from
July i. 1917, dnd‘this committee. to be
known as the floral Highway Com-
mission“; shall cooperate with the
highway commissioner in the loves-tr
gallon and study of best methods
. now used in this and other states for
the maintenance and improvement of
country roads. Thiscommission shall
arrange in cooperationm'ith grangcs.
lam burm- schools, churches,
chambers of commerce, and other
lcivic organizations and institutions
} for at least one public conference each
lycar for the next two years. to be
held in each of the one hundred ma“
lsixty-eighl towns in the slum. and
lshail also arrange for two annual
county coni‘crcnccs in each county
jand a slate conference of two days at
lHnrlford in each your. {or the dia-
lcussion of. matters connected with
icounll‘y roads and for the purpose of
l directing attention continuously lo~lhc
inecd for lhl’ imprm‘cm‘ent of" such
grohda. ‘
' "The members of said commissionl
uhnll serve without commsation? but '
,shall be allowcd»lravgling-nnd=other.
will mgilcccnrary expended, and shall be ela‘slg": may bc submitted.
.lowcd expenses nccéndnry for lhc‘cni‘l
Eploymcnl of clorlcnl‘usaistlncc nnd‘
:lho sum of' tcni’thot'tnund dollars nil
{hereby appropriated for the paymenU
lot such expenses". i
l “The said commission shall loco-i
iopemtion with the“ highway compiles;
lsioncr from inertial! and intortnalibni
lthus acquifcd prepare a report of‘ilnl
lfindlngs and submll‘iho sums to thoi
l-u-xt 'SI‘SHlOn oil the general assembly:
with specific and dbtnllcd .rocommon—l
.dullons for the devialopml-nt or on
adequate system of turn] highways
Ithroughout the stale.-
l “Your attendance at this hearing
fund your further coopcrtllion in call-
inguh‘n attention of others’ interested
in- road improvement” to this bill. , so;
llhai the proposed legislation may be!
ithoroudlrly‘ihreohod 'oul‘on its mit'l'ltii‘,
.will no n‘ppro‘ciotcd‘.“ !
“Yours very truly.
i
"(‘HARHES ‘ll. PLUMP.‘”
* l
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l .
ilillMMllNlll Clllil Wlll AID
l
? within won
(Continued From His! Pain.) ‘ I
t
l‘erlor. is to lw‘iatskod'lo‘spmk ill the
ituy nil-cling. .
A report was rt-coiv‘cd front Mrs.
C. E. Fennimnn- concemlngvhcr com:
mince on.movlng pictures” for chili
(iron. Mm. l‘enn‘ltnnn being unoble' to
ho present. Finn work has boon done
and il lolroo‘eddhls’ will be continued.
l
cd upon scvcrnl legislatures. and dc-
tented. was brought up and it was
voted to instruct the secretary to
write to our rcprcscnlnllves, Nehe—
miah Candcc and Dr. H. B. West. urg-
ing thorn stronglyio puuhthls mutter
oi ihc' boat of 'tltolr ability; ‘ ,
As tho sonson for thc‘Gurdcn Con~1
test. will' soon pronouns. some-dist:
collision oi means to raise the four.
hundred dollars Jieccssairy‘do“ crrry
.on the Achievement Club this sum-
!
the campaign will
Murch with on entertainment by .chil-fi
dron. a clever little girl or live what
‘rcdltes. some children who duncc onll'
lnntslc by children being among“ the
(attractions. Miss Annie Brlody or the
*(lnrdon Contest Committee who is
much interested and docs line work
twill hove“ chnm'oi‘mnrt ol‘ the“ work
The clmlrmaniof 'the (lurden (font
toot: Miss Plnn‘oo rcportcd‘vm'itmshr
ltercsting matters.
‘ The time limit for tho compositions
and cover designs is February 15, and
l
cidc who is the winner as soon as
.‘convenient. The. judges who have
kindly consented to: not moron-tho
literrtry meritor the 1 ensuys. chair-
.mn‘flT‘Dfi' .l.‘ lll‘I’Ci‘iburitt'tn-‘csidéni o!
,tlivschomlbpd‘rllhhifi‘.‘ G. S? Kendall
and Mrs. ‘W. G. Cleveland.
.4 Judges of the cover design. are
{Alexi 'Rummler. ol‘the school board.
"lurid; T—hlé‘ hm won abefi‘prosefiiéill
and! ‘t ‘ "clillllriinfi' united to" rcd’d coin!"
positions, the cover» designs being
showanridayp March“ 315‘! ‘posdtbléi:
Tho and??? «our which as ‘bégdrr
earlier than last yenr,“,Mistl Bullock
coming down as soon oozlhe’ldaat‘cr
vacation is over. The children we‘ll)
be allowed for their second year-”work
lto raise a larger number of regent
lines, and Miss ‘Hallock will. it no
and‘will examine; the ,.returns vthu
intrinsic much-lbs possible " ‘
hi5 dUr ‘ ‘k 8* ‘0? lb
lercno. Robinson. Sllni‘rolh. Shopparll,
Tho mutter ol-u Siii‘tc Horne-Jar no. .
linqucnt Womcn which has boon urg- '
mot-"tonic placcnillr‘dic rcfifilt liminlohnson (S; 1).) and'Thompnon‘iidorni‘
open early :ihloormstiand Sheridan and Smith
'ble. conduct the giving out of papers
warm early in m and 3% ’
In? in! mm In neared
m MW! um um I .
m“! was. studying the.
cm lull been ml to
“tenets! arise upper nudes. print!
at: end hood teachers or buildllh
throuxhout the school «Mom with”
the request that the some he on
trounced to the pupils." A number at
the scholars in the content have re
ported. hocher, that they knew noth
ing of the prizes‘oflered. Theretcr
the chairman-rot the committee again
makes announcement .and answers
some of the questions which have
been asked. . ’
The Civic Department of the Com
munity otters tisc'toilowing prizes:
Two dollar: to the member of the ~
Norwalk Achdqvement Club writing
lhc best essay upon 0‘: topic. “Last
Summer in My Gar cn," and sub
milling it to the Garden Contest Com
mittee by February 15. No essay to
be lens than‘loo words.
Two dollars lathe member of- the
club designing the beat: cover for
r.
‘ 1’ . fit '1.‘ £3»! "‘ \t
‘ f . g‘{ g c .
. . g . .
. " :5
, .. _ . it
- ‘ brvmw
THIRD WEEK OF THE
ii root- Cicarance Sale
0 ‘ Bargains! Bargains!
"A Whole, Sioreriiuliof Values Tliat about ,
<f'l‘ncir importance. A few of the ' Row .:
markable’ Values Offered- "
VJ.
' H '1
‘ -‘qm
IF » '
f‘
‘ 3“
a
s
1
W
m: p .'
‘3 F59? .
_ rm
such essay and submitting it by Feb;
ruary 15th.
One dollar to the mambo! of the
club who sold the largest amount
from his or her garden patch. .
Essays, designs and amount of
money made to 'be submitted toms:
CpMFORTABLES
All rcdtttcd for final clear-
ance, thc prircs arc expecti-
ingly low and it is a. good
timc to buy now or antici-
l
E.
.
.'
4.
The chairman answers some ofI the
auctions us‘kgd. The essays and do!
signsniay eithr-r he collected by the
tcachers and iransmitlcd‘liy ”mm to
Miss Piuneo. or “to children them-
selves may bring thorn towlhc library. :-
A design without an accompanying 4-
compoailion may be submitted.
A composition without a cover d9-
Doth'l fitone l’inneo. Thé Library. , .
NoArwaig. ll ‘ b ” patc‘ for the futdrc~93¢;
. War a w l in announced 3! , .. =* - ‘ r‘ ' ;.
Much m . figs. $1.98. $2.98.
O
“
‘5' $5.00, “OUR LEADER
BLANKETS
One case of fun; big 12—4
Illnukctu. white or grey,
” they arc cvccllcnt value and
an extra warm gratin. Fc‘)-
rnnry Clearance Sale Price.
$3.933}
I!
a
'Q L: v’
.«r.
.- .- -......
. $4.50 .‘lOHNSTON
BLANKETS
Big double sizr, good mo.
diuni weight. in all colors.
white, grey lot-tan. looks- and
«years likc a five dollar blan-
E"
”0081 M 10008
(Continued t'om
-. First Page.)
I.‘ w m.
prices
. FIN E- WOOLEN
BLA‘NKETS
Vales to $20.05; 'liheyiarc' . .
; finc wool blankets» ati» old'
; they are Minnesota,
.. Kentucky, Califomia,~Na‘va-
jo Indian Blankets; Fabric
ary Clearance Price $7598
l!
' corron BL-ANKETS'
.-_. For sheets. etc, in tdn and
grey only,
39¢. 69¢ and 98¢
l
I»
.m
kcts,
$2.00.
Pricc
_ “FOR THE BABY”
For tho
‘ slot-[Yin tho cribpifrili'Blau-
Crib ('oml’ortcrs; values to
........... 2-...
wt .
r
f},
‘ ii“
i. .
v
little ones who
~153-
Crib Ilctl Spreads,
,c. A”, <
.: A,
. n.-
*9.
February Clcrmcc
«'2'»
Large E ‘ze Galvanized Iron
WASH TUB
a
time: lol upturn nr impair the mum kcl. Vibratory Clca'ranr» ,
try'n re at ons with a friendly nation, Q‘ .. -' ' . “ -~ ":3“
Senator 8mm or South . Carolinnp . ale l .ucc . ..... 32‘98 \ alut 34.39 $1.09
chairman of the immigration com- . A
$3.00 mounnru‘
BLANKETS
mince. answered with tho declara-
tion that tho present stoic of into:-
nqtional affairs c-mphnsizcd tho — .
nmtnhy for ." pure. homont‘nooun l; About (“‘0 402“” pairs
American peoplc, such is lln- hill "4 it‘ll, (it the 0M prlCt‘. \Vlli‘ll
won intondod to pmwct
, till-so 'lrc ronc no morc his
The Vote. t L ‘
. , . . ’ . 3‘ ' ("l tumor-:-
. .Thc \tli(‘ on tho rc-pnusutzc ()i' till”- your .1 thruar} ‘ - .'
bill was as follows: ... .5315 “We . - - ~ 31.981501?
To‘vrovorridc the» vclo:»— '
Dcmocrnts~AshursL llaukhcnd‘ FINE- WOOLEN
llcckham. Brynn, .(‘luunhcrlaim (.‘lril: - V
ton. Cullwrson, Flclcbcr. llnrdwlcll. BLANKETS
Hughes. James, Johnson (Mm. Values in $13.50. l'.’\'cr_\'«
Korn, Kirby. lnuc. Loo. Marlin. My
‘0 I 1" ) yin ' “;:_
org. tlvcrmnn. l'hclnn. Pittman. Pour lit 0(- till w 3“ l‘tllllllll, “1
luvs; they are old prices
and nmrkcrl down from 01.1
prices \vliilc‘vlhcy last. i’ch»
runry (Clearance Price
Shields. Simmons, Smith ((1.); Smith
is. (ti; Thomas. Tillman; puller—
wood. l‘urtlamzih. Williunmmdl. ,
ltix‘pultlicnnsmlloroh. Brady. Clapp.
a;
.p
LIGHT HOUSE
CLEANSE‘R“
15 02. (Tillls‘
For polishing. scouring anti
purii‘) lug.
. . 3‘ for 10¢
73W“: ‘
as
.,"
3 and
White EnamEl
‘ SA‘UCE PA‘NS
Value 59c ....... 39¢
4 Quart Blue and
.53}, f
Cumulus. Curtis, Dillinghnxu. Fall‘
Gnlllngor; ilronnu. Haring. Jones.
Kcnyon, lnli‘ollclto. dodge, .‘licCum-
bcr. ‘Nclson, Norris, Page l’cnrosc,
l’olndexter. Smool. Sterling. Sillilfi“
land. Townsend. Wadsworth. Watson.
Works Works—£3. Total, 02.
Against overriding tho vctozwv
nontocrats——-Hollis. Hus-ling. .lohn- .
son (IS. DJ, how's. Martino. Runs-
dcll. Rood. Snulsbury. Stone. Thomtn
$4.93 tan- ,
son. \‘Vulsh~11. .
Republicansdpmndmep. Clark, Redfordlcord‘and‘Cthmyre' Coats; Dainty Slips and Dress-
Coll. DuPont. Lippi“. Sherman; cs: Silk and:Worsted:Bonnets;» and Caps.
Smith (Mich), Wartime-‘8. 'l‘otltlpld: l
Scnulor lelan. one of lltoso who
voted to override tho: vclo. 'had‘voted- ' .
against the original passage-of line‘-
blll. Senators who voted for tho
‘orilzlha‘l‘ bill. hul would not vote to
pass .it over the your \vcreliollis.
and Hosiery.
ch.’
of
Michigan. republicans. ,
Senator Reed communicated in-
formation from the stal'c dcpari- , _‘
ment to thcvcifcct‘ that thc‘ Japanese .
embassy had called attonlmn'm‘lau ‘
gouge in ther'bill‘provlding that no
alien now =“in‘nny way” excluded
from entry into the United Slate‘s
wouldl’in future. be permitted to‘ on»?
ter. "9. said the criticismgw’as based ,zrfif‘q‘aNp
onihcir belief that. this language
wr~..:o into law the lROOliTakflhlm'
"gentleman's passport agreement,”
against thlc entry of Japanese! labor
ere. ,
Senator Lodge or rinssachuiitos
ranking rephlillcaul' member/ob this » l1: 9“
foreign reld-tions committee, explffi'h
ed the: prom: ‘of‘t‘iid’ mustang to
which‘tdapahese,objection had voiced I
9in~tho~zvarldus stages otr-“suchlegisiug merit“
non. no daldfiovll'e‘ti‘ét ’ can; on?»
went to " conic c‘e‘r j >1
to phrase the lcnguogo so as to ex-
chute all “alien’s-w “in“oiiyfivnyi“
'élpded or . prevented’frdln’s. emcri
itlib' Unitedéstates. "It apogee to all;
the worl ’ said he." cos no,“ - » .. . _
'lxh-‘myllud ent. touch in 7*‘Whl3i‘bfj figfiwfinfefim. HE.
1911*" (’t é'Jtreaty’wlth Japan. which nompart ”a!“
is modl edl by the so—called gent .x .
men’sagre‘cment) at all.“ Thcysde ‘
sired that We not mak'e”any allusion
to the gentlemcn‘s ngrcemont and
' c've mndbf none. We .have cost no
flcciion all any race or made no
rlmlnation. The 'gcntlc‘men‘s
”antent’- Will 39 right omit-“Japan
to uphold tin" p ‘ j
‘ teat” provided-for» in'r
‘ hour thewUnitcd,
adult foreigner ...withoul
niluence oi: thespirit
stability. 6 mcommittccs' oti both?
iiiouse a‘nd'f Se‘ teiihad but one'idoafi
. Amer.
7960!!
vetoed ‘-‘ ,
dblo‘Voi‘ re‘o‘dlnsu Wilbl‘ President _.
cent-e" with
English lflflkllfi‘go inst mm on;
mono leopprdlzosi the”; , _.,
‘ People who are torced tostand on
their feet all day kuowr«wl:iit~sorcg~a tem-
dor, sweaty,‘buming. oet'mcau ' ’
it limo-so "Turr'm‘oa‘l '
“0W ‘. Mindanao
the working Zout *ot'bdtgoncjprlnoiplo -
d for
The dearestthings'i'ior the dearest babies! Smart new
Robes, Sacques, Hoodehaws. and Serviceable'Undcr-wcar
Also a complete lincroi ,_Novclties, includingi: Hangers.
Enameled Costumers. Celluloid TOilct Ware, Bassinets, etc.
. Mother's may coinclicre'withi confidence that the exact
article they want Willibe‘givcn‘. without in the best quality
and or the-most moderate prices;
rifle“ or .DR'fl 21‘ 10/517:
‘- “ismsmuoron sci.-
rRiver. in
executive downturn}, ‘
"spud-j .
; White Enamel ,
_ WASH BASINS
Lurg‘c slac. Value 3
1.
t
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1:3
.. .94;
SC ,,
doc
l'
Bootees, Bath g
\
Minnesota mi" passer do: '
timid
Prostd‘c’nf Taft’s‘r mjhct‘l’onw or“ the:
-, Wfikfienyon‘ , ihtonedtitow more”
. liquon'lu‘w. was-repudio‘l'ed;~ - ~
use
’a‘tli
t lithium ;
“Th" For Tender, Pdflddlug,
Burning Collapsed Feet and
Di
Cot-no“?
Tho!
feet
0‘?‘
that til-mn- out‘air- th
hoarse; ;or.‘.dm1ect.;ntemcy tear premium creation-Wu minimising. »
' . ‘Alll'lTaft‘ disapprdw
01'»- 8113'.an 1915 Presld i? Wilson reject _
‘ its _man'third."”‘l’resldcndlu‘llaon . wrote}. hit,
at “sounds-Veto message in few weeks"
lillté ‘neocnd bill. an
ours-““9”“
ins test.
unloaded-um. ' tired-tacks
gal ‘ “ 1min»...
ii?
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