lawman. we ordered a fine. big silk
A. L. GOLDEN flu train new rm. and the next city
1W cheerfully went back to
.__. 1m;
,ABLISHED BYE‘, This gives us new light on Pater-
ms GOLDEN 15011, N. J. ’l‘hat city has bran known,
”‘.rightiy or 11 onglv
. 2serlomnenotiatbo times. It deems un-
‘stble to mongol» the importance 0!
contemporaneous events. As an ex-
ample cf the present. view-' point of the
‘.prescnt American, Senator Burton
Good '("°"s"'p marked the affair used as an example, the tourist at the
BAY APRIL I7 1.91 7 as we American from start '0' “'5" 0m songs were bottom of a mountain, who could see
“..-, _.:...-.._4 stronghold or 3113103115111. 1011011011 once more and incidents' only clouds and everything was hidden
RE ALMANAC FORAI Ale the anarchists really patriotic 1011: post were talked over with 110.111.me View. The senator declared that
irililefls 01’ has anarchism died out and “new“ ' above the clouds the sun was shining,
Eat the dawn of national clisis? ~.1111 was palsy to see that the Unitediaithwgh ii tould not be 3.,“ from
' ' ' - ' - - . to of hostilities The wbelow
: . .; 8: 1 1. m. Whatever the answer ,1, t mm, m States was in '1 eta
'9 8.02;}.265312237.5 l l 11' k c .r d f 0"“ g banquet mom of the Country Club wasl in describing the conditions of the
' '5 " ' ls ' e 1'” a too omen 0' '9 nation simply 11 mass of the national tri—col- tcountry, Senator Bung}! gated that we
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11
—-—'———~—— —"”: ‘ ° ""‘ 'crs. Streamers were 8111030“! find in“) {are in the midst of, circumstances
NE SENTINEI". TELE‘; GOLF GARDENS luseh draped on the walls and crepe which will do more to influence ““3
' . NE CALLS The suggestion that golf link!s u or dccoxatcd with liberty bells lives f future generations than any-
. . P P l 9
made. up the border. A handsome thing 'which had occurred since the
1.11 gt American flag was draped behind birth of Chlist
the SpeakerS- Senator Burton described Americans
in the rear oi the room a platform as being too‘ easy 805118? H9 reason-
had been raised for the occasion on oil that war and trouble were iust what
:sliould be turned into vegetable gui-
idens and golf players into gardeners
lwasn’l taken very seriously at first.
{Rooms-+92.
"Office—~93.
‘ Drench Office—a388,
Residence—2184. .
flattens Residence—7521,:Nol that it \\'a.‘ll'l an excellent idea—-
Manager’s ROSianCO—J'but it 11115 doumpd “hether golfers
would be ullling to exchange the golf
1
Tstitk for the hoe. That doubt
'lllljlisi lo the clubmen.
1" Many golf clubs. of which the Dull-
0 , woodie Country Club of New York city
is a good representative, have aired-
were seated the president of the éouth to make them lore their country
'Norwalk club, Samuel M Ailei', Judge, “WBdO not know the suffering 0f war,
lobn H. light, Ex Senator Theodore E land Get to the student of that which
Burton Prof. Francis Harvey Green 15 transpiring, 110 are profoundly at.
Mayor Carl Axel Harétrom. Rev John footed W orld's peace? Doubtful. A
sttpltton and Dixon McNettou, presi better world's civilization will come.
It is better to decide
W85
NOE FOR A BENEVOLENT
PLUTOCRAT
rt.".fron1 the machinations
number diplomats, Junkers. Jin-
’ - ' dent of the Country Club. The table out Of the “‘18!
my D. 1 nd _
. 1110 Rights Pakn'agu'nzlé dy token up the work. That club bus was 135,“qu decorated with pm flow. 1once for all that hatred between no
'3 r nuisances, "we can e' 5% “1131‘! fifteen notes of its course, crs and smilnx. “01‘s
Slim! w" "'9 greatest bur to “in“ is a condensot of 1101111 1'. The
had them plowed, and called upon 118'
1400 members for ‘jpi‘ompt, loyal
Around the speakers table. in it
semicircle ovu' llllity tables were 111 1130“!“ 01 government will bt left to a
on 111 W'liith the rest 01 tile dinerslfew because a greater military em
and in the world is. the ignorance of
#10110 regarding each other
, it 1110' Will sinned 1119110 “as 11
of silly talk in this c'ounti') about
{eboi'ti Franco“ Most of ill; know
glow that France 11cm tliiough no sud
.11 regeneration or othei mirutulous‘
11501111011011, and 111' ll ‘\\'1 «one just
riding an easy our
tent" ignorance oi the t'hurticter 0
French people. Similarly we liaile
pad 11 number of thing‘s We :never
ted about the English, Germans
118853123.
‘ltting the import .llllt of know-
question arts
and
leiitliusiastic support of the plat,“ to
ml by volunteer work the unused por~
tions of the course and devote
long
were seated.
some silk liouIOliilieie fillgs 1111
"'9 bull dog paper weights.
21110 old form tit government established
again after the 11111'. England line had
;epro'ilclitulive go\"elnment for years
proceeds '0 "'0 purpose 0' “81an111" The. followingmonu 111151111 elitellent
Lone and \1 '1» well serve i. (‘redit must'
Club members t'iie expected to rob in given to Steward Robeit. C. Millsi'dl
union for the "gaiden col-."ps Each tor his 01110111191 of management
wilt» pledge himself to 40 liours' work: l‘resli Crab Flake Cockpit
during the season, and will my $2 fol" ("Pam Of Asparaglus 0 l
4 ' '.11 ‘- 1 . VDA‘
the privilege of working. The club “dawn” . 5“"“1 Almol'lf‘l " ' '
‘ll b ll 1 bl t ' 11 e ll’lltnkt'd Boned Shad and Bo»
w1 uy to 1'cge 0 es rout 1. ., , . .
(still Sweethreude Fresh ‘11 !: 'ltnonls . ~
corps for its own use, and wlll urge 1‘.5 \‘tell 39‘ ""0“" this” "9' other”
\ l Homer squall (f ilr'itiiit .lell) nations do it and we ll share their Vic-
1119 Dun. Suraloga (‘.lilpi tories
'wootlic (‘lub expects to realize. $4, 0th Hearts oi lettuce
in this 111111311111] will use it tobuy 1111'.
nillbuluuce truck for the government. '
lncidtnlnlly, it will perform the m01'0'
defense. ”
t-ei ency has been hampered by populul
'governmezli. in the case. of Germany,
the kaisel can say to the. governing
illody; "(lo buck and sit down, i will
order out the army and do as i please."
" Tho dominant sentiment oi the times
expluuul ion of
members to do the some
eighboi's. 1111
w are we going to set about it?
is neuggestion, bust-ti on 11 plan
Inuit-thump,
Crushed 11111111 beiry lcc t‘rcnm
Assorted Cukes
Coffee
allies stiller (1010111, no will suffer an
mutilation without lilting our blinds to
‘prevent it.
t
'is? We tile due for a huge .111 ultenin3
We will receive a lieu baptism of pin“
11111101111111 soivice of increasing the “2:11;; mi Bros .\'.ituial(‘igurettes
“3‘75"“ {00“ supply. and lentlng " The lllllsit‘ was excellent. it was
lilllt more for everybody else to out. pitnided by the SterlingWellnitz or
"r9“ to find a 'enmd' 1') 0 Howard W. Perrili, president of the rho-“Til consisting 0101mm" 5.1111111"
log the Rhodes scholarships.
United States Golf tssociation. rep- “mm“ “““m‘z' “‘"‘“"‘- 112.111.111.11. stale and federal sovernment will
{figure crim', ho“ 111 H. of denl- resenting .1110 clubs, announces that Uzldlll‘ ‘Silllli‘l‘, Charles lilurplly autism“. out of the confusion
h. .9 plans which is in :t milltlll' ‘ 1 ill 1 u ‘ Merrill llnl'ker. Humorous songs. pop-f America is the land of opp01 m lit.l.es
1‘0 1"”""““" all 1111. e ”b9 11' u o 1' uiar and classic selections wore. run-gnu, Unit d Status ,5 fort pate in the
country mid which lms' l (‘llibti , e u
-. l i "it 'lil'l‘l)’ adopt the 11 lm- tiered by them in excellent fiishlo‘li.
11011111111014 0
lililnerttl and food situation. I have
1'“ round Philadelphia iind thi'ounbdut Tho bouquet would not liltvo been no known 1mm roots to my he“. with-
o for itnciiwcolll'nr Fund“ the more-
complete without the vocal selections out a penny and M buck to their “a
by 1110131 great
Rhodes. Rliodts knew the curse
ii of international icnoi'nnrt-s,
5.
1
l
|
-'t~nced. A greater consideration at
acquiring
.Neu .‘leisev have joined
.- . ‘ _ . '1 11 better love of country would grow out
be people who li'illl)’ 10‘ [by him were “Al Dawninfl." by God of it."
THE ROAD SKth'E Senator Burton discussed
““0“" na"°""' sentiment, [(‘l' and loner-skating have long "1"“- “Mmh” Machree,” MY 0““ Robert. Burns and his 11091118.!“ this
‘1 ' .1- " ' ni'e.1 , 171111011 States," and “Sunshine of Your ' ,. , .
pl pl‘tjlltlltth. lliei boon popului' as sports. A new “my q .11 . ,. . 1 time no 1111 11111111110 of tilt pioducllon
} also thi- (‘.laSSi‘S 11 ho Unm- ML deldge “”0 19" i“ “9 grown out oi the barren Scotch lands.
at“ general singing in which the old- time,
‘Wu must do our part to keep the
favor lies including,
it , Skating is developing that is to bo‘
' ' ' ' '0 11
‘99901mnm . '0' I’ too nliusine'sa utility as 11 tell as a pastime
. ,M 7'1 are n I. u V
_cb other fl 1.1:: “or“! to it is loadeslmtiiin. 111111 it will be done Comrades ( The Sidewalks of New it is not light to indmg“ m form)“.
the pork 0 l on llm‘l‘lnallctired “11001 skates. 1V" ‘1 and MM Lump SVM‘ V'ere inks. but the occasion is a serious one.
' an)” mm mm," 0' {m ' T1115 M“ ‘lkfltl‘ deluxe with “S bull ““1le once lllorerlolinmd r d' The responsibility of American citizens
' ' ‘ tic even 111: oponp
3&8 and 691110111 MW ”'0' s n's, i " "mgmm 0 is greater than ever. Even though we
. WI hearings brakes mid air on bio ‘ 11 lit the singing 01' The Star Spangled .d
situation for tlnvel 1) l .d to be cheap 1101861055 and em out agree.- \1ith Wilson, it is our duty
' ism ,
be a good idea to found.
Bunuei" by the assemblage
stem. lts iiivcntm, Charles H. tllii'k Samuel '11, Aller, president of “10 is our president. Party lines should 1...
of New York .citv, maintains that it 1
South Norwalk club, made the address wiped out entirely, . All Amelicnns
1111151 easier on 11 good read. 01' street' of welcome. He greeted ouch nien1bor.5hcum pm their Shoulder to the wheel
ithnn "" ice-skate do“ on ice " "m 0" the organization and their m‘md" to do duty in this great tithe of peril.
. with good will and urged them to make There have been 111111111 .gretlt
' 1 d ‘ adesnlen oi go up 0" down any. hill safely. Mount the banquet on occasion 1011.. to be 10- changes since the opening oi'tlievwnr
'1" le 1 b 011 on such skates ,the walker can go . , ‘ ‘ ‘
'8' country ' boys 0 three times the distance that. llt‘WOilltlI
warpenlers. locomotive en-
membered.
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on foot with equal effort. long line. of annual banquetr, " said Mr.
' “We hope to make. this the first of :1
9111 workers, for example. I These skated can be canted arouud- Alter, and his fellow members and All. cmwnfli “WE
’llir‘shlp winners would go for ycle could not guests agreed with him. He. then in n , ”
trounced Rev. John Stapleton who of- SYRUP 0': ms f0“
llltllyllill Willis
fered grdcc.'1‘he banquet followed
“5 on streets. They will be made in At the close of it \ir. Alter introduced
Give It When Feverleh, Cross, Billous,
For Bit! Death or Seur ‘
l
oppose, for instance. that
'11 thousand such scholar-
eon 'uid eighteen who pro
for
as a bicycle 01 motorc
filing to the great technical They can be used in buildings as well
‘inghnm, .Hulllblll‘g and
in their places 1,000
litih "5'51! German boys
' .our: technical . schools. ,
change were made er-
n.
I
the: of several learned. books He elid‘ bowels. without getting, and you have
"-1211 by, mmsnllat it we him will it well ploytul ‘ehiitl 9.31.1111.
pleasureto introduce Ex Senator Theo ' You needn't o'o'ax sicktchildten to
t doreE Burton. or 201110 - take this harmless "truitllanuver‘
The Host Mr Burton Proved to 113' they love its delicious tale. and it
1:11'ious sizes, the heaviest model for Judge «mm H Light with n few ap-
a grown man weighing about four propriate remurks.
pounds. | .Judge Light, always an interesting
Tfig' only drawback so 1111' seems to tonsunnster, “'35 at l‘fis best 135‘ “mi
. ,d “0" be long before be the fact that the roadtskste- re- ngthgggmfpiifig' "1:3" 3': 3:31?» Stomach
B in each 0" the three quires a fairly. smooth course. It wit he was about to introduce and Look at the tongue mother! It coute
bod 0f citizens who 9'“ ' ed it is a. sure sign that your little
find " Y " ' ‘ te lo ouldnt be very convenient for a who “0"” spook, in ”"9 '0' 1'“ one’s-'stomncb livor'n'nd bowels need
to, know and Willem“ cross country hike. But for skating ing a slight operation porter-fled re— a' gennéi thoriiugh‘olea'ilslnx at- once.
- 0' the" mum's "' alien to business as children roller-skate to cently on his face Judse Litht 00m \Wben'péevish, ‘ l 1181le Me)
110 could not be Stamped 391100 and too open air exercise mented upon: “1" m “mm position -d t l natur-
1} bldb'th '8. Timed 1E oesii' seep,doesn'teat0ra0t
sele‘ts “weds 0' actions whei-eygr: there is. a? fairly good road. 6 3 e on: ore. .Bnrllon, oily, or is feverish, Stomach sour,
d ‘ Ohio. In his description, Judge bre th 11 d 1111 t b one so”
Vol-ant preiu we ' title road 5k“? ”“5“ to enjoy iscreaso .Li ht s 9110 of him as a senator a a s s 011100 ~a
" ' k6 . g p ' » 'ttiroat, diarrhoea full. of cold, site a.
found diflhiult '0 m'a Mrmuhflm. ' 'ex- member of both Houses chairman '
' aspoonrul oi “Cnlifornis Syrup 0!
onisis @111 Chicago dev' ~ .W 'i“ several important Congressional 1'88." 111111.111. a few hours all the £011},
the trades unionists of! Break up therwnr bonds.into $10 committees. membei oi the famous constipatedtwaste, undigested. food
1: Ought 10 be as am units and Eli's us oil a chance
11m trades. 115!th 0‘. ”W ~
to, war: on the. trades MBENWICH omnswspnnsn
Bremen or Liverpool. MAP ‘
~ John Redeemer-er," one of the bes
known “pupa-1111118111“ ’Int Connecticut
11011181181193; lilo 0&1th Wtaenernr 9' 5““ Mk“ “3" a man 0‘ ”1'08" almanmkes them feel splendid.
oi or silk-tacit“? tlom is tombiwlmselofi't'hfitfil‘m wit rare. powers 0f Wit-1830111118 Ask your «111133111 for a'suéesntgboty
went. °n “m“ the .wioh News-Ground, .u editor. Mny 1.. “9,. m ”H 49°15‘01““ “WW: newt.
the 11mm Muir. WWW ' '
in
which was a“. speakers' table. At it were needed to stir up the people and~it is. and its qualities caused much
émldst of the present troubles.
ievening's program
The {mm were hand- y'cieticy can result in this planner. 1',
ti 1.1mm wouldn’t be surprised if France. had
but it has always llampeied her. Efll-t F T- Brunddgi’ E F- Baker VFW“?
There is no neutrality. This:
““35““ Diesslng must be ch: 11 god, (111 if it inn t and the.
l _ 1
iii our patriotism what we think ill
tridtism greater than we tv'ei experi- ,
{mom 111.5 believed that the 2,000 "name" "" ””9“" Delbrldge. of live land wealthy men. The whole
““0““ of “u '1‘“ 3n " 111ml go" (“11,1 1“ the United States will Brltlgepon. Possessed with it “W trouble is we pro overdoilig the. de-
such as the Unitcgd . ' ' ' ‘ . I MD“, ,1“ WW“ M‘- Dtelbridge chtu'nicd ”‘0 1't-lopniené of nature to suit our needs.
0'0 111 (mm 1111' 1"11'bat "em” 1'“ (hop into 1"" ' Im'os'S 3"" was Gamma again and It were bPliPl' did we have to live on
- a i ‘ = .. " ~ . . - . . » . '
. . '- 'ddlt' flaws.” 11101111! IS ”“19" '.lgtlln. He” leceiicd, the licarlitst of me bnl'ren grounds of Scolldull. for “f
3‘ the m' ‘ i «-Or~~~,-——-— ,ttpplause. Among the songs rendered
“301100111113 8-", [billed States in the leading countries. '
ito hold our hands up and say that lie:
' O’Connor.
. Roget's,
Parliamentary. committee and an 1111— and sour b11111 gouty moves‘ ont'oHto1
“California. Syrup of Fig:
Huldescrintioiis wore Wampum“: WOPOW‘
‘4
guide them on their way.
The United States is looked up to as
a country-of . freedom all over the‘
world” Asia turns her eyes on us and
longs for the day when she u'l'll be
1:1.
After .1101 .‘l.'-1
tilt-:15 turned fifth, to industrial dutic
will make the United States keep mov-
ing in order to stand in the lead. Let
ushcpevnnd pray so at any rate."
Toastmaster John H. Light
close of Senator llurtons speech, in—.
troduced Professor Greene as one 'of
the wittiest men in the country, :1 act so
he proved. Gem alter gem of humor
fell from his lips and was absorbed
by the interested guests. ,
During the whole of his talk Protein
801' Greene kept his listeners in an up
roar He used as his subject
‘Humorf' and in :1 description of 11 but
i
meirinlent.
Himself :1. humorist of the first
water, and gifted with a spontaneous
personality and marvelous delivery his"
share of the" entertaining wasrone of
the pleasures of the evening. He
ended his talk by urging every-
one to be cheerful even in the
The
closed with ' the
singing of “America by those present.
The names of those who attended the
dinner are
Spencers Adams Dr. L. 111. Allen,
Dr. F. 11}. Allen, S. M. Aller, 'D. \i'. Al-
loe, J. H. Anshulz, F. J. Angcvine, A. .l.
Angevine '
Bayley, D1. 11. E. Bales, George Bag
ley, Thomas Benedict, H. J. 81011111,)!
J. Burke, Hon. Theodore 1'). Burton, E.
W. Beard. E. S. Bulkley. W. W. llnl'
lard. W. P. llaul', George. F. Bells, C. 1
Barton. W. Bodwell, Mr. Bunyzlrtl, H.
S. Dell. 1". l.. Baxter
,W.‘ R. Cartwright, T. C. Cuvanng’li.
John (..‘aviinagh, 1m '1‘. Chapman, Dr.
J. .\l. Coliurn. Paulo R. Connery, .l. R.
C0:11101',M.Cr.1'belt \i. Corbett, Jr... 111‘
E. Crowns, Seymour 1Curtis, ll. 14‘. Cole
:burn W. G. Crockett, I. A. (‘onlieally
.105 Davis, Leo Duv,ir1 S. l’. Decker,
’1..'l‘ Delbridgti, J. l. Dibble, C. '1‘. Di
'mond, W. F. Dooley, H. C. Drake, A.
.Fi'nnk l-lomnli, A, G. liein. Jos. Hilton, 1
E. E. Hendricks, l". Hiinkemt-ier, Les
tor yatl, W. P. Hartford.
S S. .lnrvls. G. A. Jennings, irving
Jennings. ,
A. D. Keep, It. (T. Knight,
Knight, A. l'}. Klioor, ll. Kent.
113.8. 1.1111111, F.’ Louder.
Leonard, Judge J H. Light,
light. G. .H.
wood, 11. 1.010.
Lowndes, I".
J. W.
\\'. ll.
Louis W.
Freeman
Inckwood, ii. 1. Lock—
l.‘. E. irowiides, H. L.
S. Lyon.
Mace, Dr. J. ll. Mallory
ll. W. Mathews, 1H. A. Mathew-
son. Dr. J. A. Meek. R'.°'A. Mills, Wm.
Miller, 'D. it. Miller, Samuel J. Miller,
Lieul. T. M. Minion. Dr. W. J. Moore,
Thomas Mullins, G. 1:. Moulton. .1. l).
Milne, R. 0. Mitchell. A. 11. Morgan.
Edgar G. Mlirphy..Qhoster Meeker.
1M. R. MoCnuslnnd..W O. McLean,
Diston Mchtton, John F. McMahon
Frank Nash, 1.11. 11. Nutting, '11. R.
Nash.
J. H. Olmstend, J. W. Olmsted, E. F.
Fred Fennel], L K. Paul, 0.. H.
Pearce,C. J. Prescott, 1H. P. Price, Wm.
Petrle, Win R. Pennington.
F. H. Quintard.
D. W.Rnymoild. LeGruzi’d Raymond,
'l‘. 1. .Raymond, '1‘. 1H. L. Robins, CAR.
”Meek tRotb,W.“R11ymond,
Samuel Roodner, B. W. Richort. Thos
Robins, Andrew "Radelr- ,
H1113. Sinuson,J. E. Slater, Dr. H. C.
Sharer, Win. lSomers,E. .F Smith, R.
.1 11.11, C. N. Smith. Ii. P. Smith,
Edw. B. Smith, Rev. J. Stapleton, J. E
man, S. A.,Smitli, F. A. Smith. F..P..’
van,” Chester 8. Selleck, 'Rob‘ert
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J. R: Taylor, A N. TherlaultloG.E.
Thompson, C. F. Tristmm. Charles‘
Taylor, W. F. Tammany. F. H. Tradnd.
lay. ‘ .
W. B. Unholtz'.
1 s. 8;". Velour. G. H. DVosburs'h. Dr. J.
W Vohmerl Wm.- Voilmel'. . ~
Dr? NV. rL. Weed, G A. Whelpleyrs
1.». Willow, 138.. Wood. G. L. Wood-
morn. ll. Wright; 11.5 Weed. Oli-
fiver E'WeodMoE. Winobeeter.’
vast 11.1 1111' of sol- I.
at the ,.
'Stevens, (3 Swartz, R Silcox, Mr. 513- ‘
label], Gibson Smith, Dr. D. E. solu— ’
‘ in the crops impropprtion to that
l
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1 111.1. Finnegan 1'.. w. Fitch, o. r. YARD WIDE SPLASH' " "
li'ooto (1.11. roote truest», Russell 11, AND SEED VOILES' _ " " ' "'1 " ‘ " *
ms,- - _ (ialitlrdlilcs. plain and WOMEN'S LISLE HOSE t
l 11.11. Goldoi, .-.Plol F. ”tGN‘Pll. ’4 ”WU” Valli“ UP 10~35“, ' li'ull fashioned, seamless. ...».
iJudge H. W Gregory. E. ii. Gunibort, 19¢ .m- «iodide bet-ls stumble-1.1111101. 7‘1"";
w s (lladney, Jr. 11 Glorcliino, r. ‘ W Will- 5PM?” .. 19¢ mil ..
'Goochhlld Samuel Greenstein .« NAINSOOK BY W9 ~'.?
A. E. Winchester, 0. A. l .t .F. ' . ' - ' -"
. ‘“"“?.‘“ ?,HEP1ECE .. _ WOMEN’S SPRING. t
,D. 11111011, 111. T. Hutch. E. C. Mainland! , l m yards Chilton m”
C (‘ Hegemnii C E Hoyt W F Hoyt. i" f '~ ' '1' ' ' WEIGHT V'ES'I‘S
' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' “ ‘ ti “"~‘h~ \.1luc $300. Lace trimmed, short
$1.98 picco-
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sit-eves 2111(1' sleeveless. Regu-
lar 35c - ............. 25¢
’ 500 REMNA‘NTS 0F W §
r: wooi. DRESS GOODS MEN'S SILK
’\“. Bought before the “’ill' at LISLEHOSE ‘
Q. 40 [)(‘l' ('L‘lli. “HOW 1'alut',mHiqli n'rgldcy TCillfOlL'Ul
lcugllis {or skirts nu", dross
heels and soloS,wh1te,blaclc,
cs; all colors.
11 it) arty. Rcrrtllnr 25c,
21¢
W-
CREX RUGS
Size (1x11 l't'ci,
band borders.
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REMNANTS' OF
SILK.POPLINS _
Alitl silk crepe tlt' chine.
Value from $1.50 to $2.00 yd
scroll and
V aluc $0.50.
Sale prio- ---------- 691/: Sale price ..... 34:95 __ .
WOOL SERGES ‘ 'Yartl wide, polka dots, ‘.
lilue, black and green. , stripes and figured» effects. 1'.-g.
Value (190 ....... 46¢ yd. ' Regular 150 . . 1173¢ yd. '
'sHARn BREAK 1N wuss—r. Prunes
LmdAGO, April 17.—Romovol as:
the duty on Canadian wheat and mes: -
sures proposed, at Washinaon for
the control of toodstuil’s resulted in a
sharp break in wheat prices at the apo-
PlR‘l2E FOR-RELAY CHAMPIONSHIP
'PHIDADELPHJA, , April ‘17. — The
Meadowbrook Club has donated a solid
silver cup-to 'be given to an added
prize for the twoaiiile college relay
championship of America, one of the
feature “events of the Pennsylvania’s coins of the Board of Trade today.
relay carnival next week. This tnophyi May wheat. which closed yester
is to be known as the Meadowbrook at $2 33 112. sold down 110182.30 at film‘-
Club challenge cup and will .be held for Opening July dropped an .oxtrenli
the ensuing'yenr by the college win-t 7 14 cents to 81.92. and Sonbemberi'.
ning the two mile race. The cup will;WIfiCh 010““ yesterday at 31:75 N? ’
become the permanent property at the cltned “Nu- 57-
college that first wins it three times.
"‘ll ” [lifiirllldll
Unions in this city have secured an my; mm. '
option on about forty acres of 111.1111
Bib“ ““3 “mm“ 0”“ 0“? 8“ plWI instant scum m. My PM
are being rude torr cooperative OHIOWquflicm
tort: by- members or the unions to col Why: go it'll-8 Mandrake:
tirade this lead, each member to share mg. nufiédruwdme-fmwmo “-
065 sure andtlswotbmmmm
get your Wowlflmfl! NM.
> ' “*— ' ' tout sate 1112mm box or ‘ "Jinn:
wunmuo 1111:7114 April 11.-«me dxus- more now and m sun
sevem Mildred fem“: ”3 hum“ tortured. radii.
stasis. miter; and two hundred girl! “1'12 moi-sew (cottage with
motored “amoral-3.11m 01‘0”!“ comfort; tum» rm am I'll
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DANBURY. HATTERS TO HAVE
GARDENS
DANBURY, April Til—The Hatters:
he contributesdm the. cultivation. _
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