Arrowhead!
W 1
.311 to men only..:ie’given
llama} ' ulhority rto declare/war
fibrin this use, anymn:
I 4 111.111... death mtot
even millions of your coun—
‘ coo-lumen ot grieve” bur-
. tuture generations. Bemre
II. this blood upon your handle:
1 pray you, first, that ’the
omtich you would punish, cruel
. _. ie as they are, are not
' primarily admit the coun-
Moro-cote ofideaperation direct-
; 1
dots are at war. Secon'l'. that
And is not threateMw-wun-invo.
IL'thnt we are asked to go'three
n41 miles for a chance to fight.
II ILL-we have not the excuse for
. They had nomachinery for
I we here a peace plundered
7 nation to tire world and now
11111111151 treaties with‘hiree.
tithe pmlatlon attire globe.
1111311 the comment or the
at, ’the' commendation of the
, and the approval of the people
11'. It provides. for investiga- 1
ill: ' disputes ‘ by an interim-
tirihml before resort to war.
tely these :tréalr'es compel
ploy the plan with Great Brit—
.1 France. ltaly. and Russia before
I ~-to war with them 611111.11;
by approved the pith. although
may baa yet been concluded with
ml we repudiate our own plan
I theme have an opportunity =
13% We»: people do not want wary]
mwrth' while to try the peace
. 11111151111: upon the peoploi
t - of war? Untllan attempt 135
will Ellis, no one is able to sayl
infill!- be impossible to oecurel
p of lruthlole’ Ieubmarine;
11 you consult the wish
I . who:muet.:in «he of war.'
auction's honor with their
expects to livel‘upvto a citi-
Vrlr-war comm“! pleadwlth
. nll'honomble moons tom-e-
c'o1.»betore you take the re"
lty '10! plunging our :beloved
othis unprecedented struggle.
thout any aufllcient cause and
«by both aides-1‘11 utter dis-
o takes that awful kick out
cold and renders it harp-
'53 the great {Emily remedz
onus of colds and n remarka-
tire. for the more danger
complaints of adults and
tlemi Linonine trendy a;
e is no telling what in
bandied. especially so
equflu Linonine for
Whether nations. with-omen .
war that the European no .
on. is it too much tonal: that, l ..
, envoas Isl-Mariam 011131111le-
‘. " same. A. Gnilivan. Woroflgrting for Stanford. K3,. lam-m; ,.
, Washington last night said that he had
I 1 Congréhh;“nmt’ he would not attend
, but that he would vote for Champ “I‘m“?
‘Lincnsfrom . l’roland
; 7 ' Perhaps the lrish fairies havegone to work these
'dlreful'war times and raised thcfiaxiom‘ake'these‘fine ,
lrish Linens. Somcroew Bamaskis, cloths and more
which have lately arrived are of perfect icxtur‘a and
snowy white from bleaching 1n the dew on lrish lawns.
The patterns are ihe pretiiest ever, and jusbwhat the
lover of fine Damask will be sure to want.
I‘Tfilipnn‘d Lily of "the an- : Detour-a ,
Hey y " ‘2 Rose '
EM and oohvontionhl .Cnrnation cod bowknot ‘
Shamrock 3W heralded: leaf
FFleur dc Lys .
In Cloths , 'l‘uu yards alllllll't‘ $7.00
'l'u'u .\ two 511.? ~1111'l111l'1’ $ 8.75
Two 117 three“ $10 50
'l'wo r tlll‘m- 11ml (unulmlf $12.30
’ 'l'vro x* l'onr $14430
Napkins. Lil :111-l1. sin: for limo-1' 5 7.51")
Domain .by the yard. exquidtc 1111111111 in maple
lent 111111111111: vlo1'_I"1, plain satin \1'i l1 co: her wrcnths,
21nd 1il1'oo11 stripes, cilltcr srtiu 111 moire.
’l 11c Linen Section is :11 its best 11nd the Read
House is pecuhzu'ly fortunate in being: able to offer to
its patrons such choice selections.
Main floor. curt.
In the Shoe Shop
A new Boot ioxintoorluccd, “The Ghelton,” cx~
clusive in design and made of "rcigI1iski11“ cloth, white
only. It is much easier cleaned llmr lc:11l1c1' 11nd will
' proveI satisfactory for spring 1:16:11:
.
$5300.
Genuine White Buckskin, nine inthcs high, with
covered heels, correct even 11:111. $9.00.
A new Cleaner [111»: 1111111 tllul “lo-I: ploznms to give nni~
\cmul sut1ul111:.liolt 25 ole.
Second floor.
Nine. inches high, covered lucls
'l
Novelty Hosiery
A. new Silk Hone, white with colored clocks, cf-
fonts 111 rose and white, emerald and whilc,21nd purple
a . white with gold. Also black 11/401” while, $1. 75.
Fibre Horse in black only.
35 cts., 3 pairs for $1..I100
Lisle Hose, black and while,
45 cts., 3 pairs for $1.25.
Mum floor.
2'
5,-1.2
.1 ,w
Spring. antl““New .Czldtlies
1' There are. becoming and stylish new Tailored
ifiuits :deozus :for all occasions, at inod'eratepriccs
or all. '
' Tiiiored; its of 1.121 31: gabzudi11c,tricotinc and
other servicien le weaves at $2000, ”$2500, $27i50
and up.
Suits of Gunnyburl.
Please notice'the odd
weave and the stylish
colorings.
' Suits"o£;‘='Sllk ‘Jcrscy.
' Exquisitein finishvand
of all lovely color slmdes.
1
Silk Suits, plain and brocaded
Taffeta, vcry doll and dietinguielicd on style,
$20. 00 upfto $65 00
’fiiofmgr A _ lhese are in sizes to 52.
Stylish Coats
Velour, Burt“: Cloth; Wool IJmey, Gabarding,
$18.00, $20-00; $25.00 to‘-’ $85. 00.
l‘hese are in sizes up to 52., -
Silk Coats and Wrap: . :Enillc'inndSntinConts
for dressy afternoon wear. with mnrabout, for even- I
‘ . lugs. - .
:Street and Afternoon: Dresses
CopiesI of imported models, vcry smart tunic and
coat effects In Georgette, Crepe- cle Chine and fine
" l woobbnming Flags, in all dimensions required
: To those who have no Flag
1?. Tlchnd Home carriaceiookofflomwt
1ng341;; Flag: for large public buildings,
:Smller flags for private houses.
leouoanhge 01" last colors in reunircd sizes,
.Smlllfflogs 11111111116J, or single, for decorations,
as desired, 11mm floor.
aura-r.
ISHVer
( it: 211111.11 111 an Easter Wedding Glittorlhc
11 are 111 .1 friend will find a piece of silver 111111 be
rec; had with joy
1' The Real Silver Section Sparkles with beautiful '
{ articles. «- ,3
% Sheffield Ware. .. {l
E Reproductions of Eighteenth Century patterns. .1?
$3.15, $5.00, $5.75 to. $11.75 '
$0.75, $7.00 to‘$8.75
$0.”, $7.50 “$10100
in l) eompletc. $10.00, $13.25 00 $17.00
$6.75, $8.25 to. $10.00
2 $9.25 1111111111150
$17.50 “11322.00
Sandwich Trays. '
With rolled Ptlgv,
'l‘rivets.
Vegetable Dishes, (2
Baking Dishes,
Fruit Bowls,
I-Swingiug Kettles, 1
I
1
Police Urn, ' $38100
.l. l). (‘ofl’co l'ups, ear-l1. “1005'
'l‘on-‘Bulls. 85 cits.
lion Bolt Dishes, I31. 00 and 3130'
l'uusr-role, I'ltlire'i'ilsvy inset ‘1 $2. 00
~wpn 111111 "I‘m" 1111111112.; $14.15 to $22.50 1
t'1'uclter 11ml l'lumsc Dishes, ' $5.00 and $5.50 I
. Sllw'Il Not I l"6 111-11) ’31000
Silver Plated Novelties. l
'l‘oast Racks, ' \eurdl. $1.75
$125
$1 75. $2.50, $4. 50 each.
75 01.5. up to 81.25 inch
Basement.
Candlesticks,
. Bud liners,
Horse Radish Jars, .; I/ .
Sugar Tongs, I 30 6th.
. Lemon Forks. 20 and 25 0&9.
.‘llmonuniue Sets, 151.25
, "t Hompfies, $1.25
( ‘Iislunl (‘ ups I‘lluetnsey i11~els1 75 cts.
\\'r11f1~ ’l‘ruvu. $2.00
,F'11gu1'r1'uys. 75 do.
' Lemon Dish. 80 etc. \
Individual Salts ,vnr-l1. 16 cu. - i
l Iraeker ’l‘lny and t. 'lleesc lli~l1 $4.50
Sardine ”0]th with fork. $1.75 5
Glass Counter-s, s1lv01 plated 1'111111. 35 ch.
.llanmluiue, lusting china insets. 80 cts. l
.lam Dishes with spoon, 1 $2.50 a set. '
Salt. 51101.11, $1.30 a. do: .l
‘1
:1
,Novelty Nets and ' Madras
In “-4 .0 ,..L'. 3"-
~ ‘ Serge, I . Inexpomivc Curt-ins of pleulhg design. "‘:3
| 1 $1? I00 to $75 00 " ‘ " Novelty Note in conventional patterns,.gcomctric'
1 Writing Paper ”I '. figures of substantial texture in white, ivory color and
Frendt Lynnette, a delicately striped paper, at- T IecIru, .
ativcly boxed, in pink, pale blue, pale green, violet ' Stilts Cl Dresses fbl‘ lLll‘llQlI‘S n1" _ 29 cis. to $1. 50, .1 L11 gc assortment. .
and other pastel shades. -" '“ Suits” Drones . I White and Ecru Madras, at 29, 351nd-50 on.
much oil Corr nde ce Cu :15th ““d otherprachcalstyles, Plam White and comb1- émm th lemsiitched ed es, lace and tone
shader two 3;” °. “p0 n d" p - $1050 to $25.00 natiOns of colored fabrics, borders 3 W! I g 2510 so my
’ ’ ' $1.50 to $10.50. ,. .. ~ we“ .'
50 ctm box, paper or curds. Second floor. .11 v11....=........-.-..,.---. I1 - :
M11111 floor. I
p12 human
mgr
Wu
~. 1..
PRINCIPAL OF POIR‘l’ER . I
SCHOOLSUDDENLY DIES
RIEV. CAROLINE ANGEILL DEAD
PORTIAND. Maine "March 29:—
Rev Cnrolin-e Angell. believed to have
been the oldK‘st Univemllst woman
preacher in Maine,
, night. She ‘wns 75 years of use, ”end
was ordained in Pituliold forty years
ago. She filled pagiornte's' lu‘Pitta
field Norway and mu, retiring
[our years ago.
rhm'nno'ron. March 29.——Mrs
Webeth V Keep} widow of Robert
Porter keep and principal of the For
ter School for Girls hem since 1903.
{dropped dead of heart failure on board
Eu. train {min Albany to Elizabethtown
N. ,Y,. early yesterday morning Mrs.
Keep left Pennington Tuesday alter-
noon to visit her throther. Harry Hale
o! the latter place She is surviVédI
by 11' daughtereru. R. L. Hole 01 New?
York. a son. Robert C. of Audover,‘
Xusqnnd two sisters, Mary -.E and
Morgue; D Role of. Elizabethtown, N.
Y. The innerdlwrilio'bo :held from new
place, one of the school domltorle5.-
Friday afternoon
a
LABORER GHOT. BY
NEW l 031133317.
hand by a coast artillery guarding
the Groom end of the Thames river
bfldge.
fired a warning shot and then fiber!
l LITTLE GIRL HAD GROUP
1 .,
TJON 0+" 60063533 my mother glow: and tears
moron Mai-en ”mam“ map. Hrs. 11511 myrrh no: 11.,
-flww
covered a bipartisan organization of
113m Moor-am caucus eetior tonight, IM mm "-
died here last '
GUARD common: . .
March 211. “101m -
Lucy 01 Springfield, 111m. 14 labom. 7‘
was shot yesterday in the back of bin .1
The guardsmun acid that lit! '
motioioy’sfloney ITar-Gom—I.‘
._1..‘i
019 mil ran away. he fired Ito Stall government by owners here The H ‘
him.
1'.
*-" rthe use or six uteamers, with the ser-
OFFER OYSTER' BOATS . vices of the captain and chief engin-
I . FOR PATROL SERVlCE eer on each boat.
enxooEron'r, March 29 -’~iany ot- - . 1 - '
(era of tugs and taxi motor boats. With
cm,“ for patrol duty .on Long in A 11691: adv. payer bent in the} best
land Sound, have been niade to the paper. ~ '
. - 1.. ' g el‘Board of Dircctors oi ‘
'Tlie‘PcoplcsTrust Conway held 'this' fdi’y a I
, at the rate oi‘ our (‘4) per cent. Iper "
stitch: ,. :th --
.. 911310515: curated on P
I'jafter April 1 m7
J. Lewis Oyster Company has odor-ed '
'1
' mpg? m
. We have. just received a splendid lot of Middy Blouses:
. that every young wanton must have.-
, Ve sm‘artdnodeis ma‘de- of galatca or China silks—all j -.
. "whitey 111: and white, and red and white, in 1111:9911: I-andzi;
. regulation styles, with or without pockets.— _ .
; Some are laced at neck and sides, others variously
. trimmed one piping of contrasting materials. .
'All of them exccpfioniily desirable. Sizes 14 to 44.
.111 . . , $1.00
UP.
Norwalk Chronicler