.w’ittn about taking (-:tl't- of ii.
iron: on:
~- chemistry.
‘L _ tremendous ntodcrn advance in flying,
ran scorn NOBWALI cannula amt-min
Business Manager’s Residence——
113-12.
SCIENCE FOR GIRLS
That boys shall ht- trained in Int"-
(‘ttnnical \\"l)'.~ >t‘t his to be taken to
granted. And girls the remit! into
their own 1t :1 <11”;le {item with the
‘r‘
:‘if~
(111"
('lllll‘Pi‘e ill ‘lUlllf’:llt‘ Hil‘lll‘t’ now
Ilttt
. z"
feted-'47“) many >l‘ltti()l>,
Silti ot' lll‘\ i.~ ll\llllil\ forgotttu or
nod: ll't‘iillltl I‘d" the handling of 1113‘
t-bitn-ry. t Elie recalls the shoes of waterproof t-r :tllkt‘. l‘. is due to tht-m that thin
I
The tttw an is to bt one of lll"- I'rfeh‘lllllt' tha‘t were on the market “1113! for whtth the farmer not onl),
('ltincry displacing tltfltirfiitt: sittira.
I‘lltrt'tt‘icity, has and IS-‘tSUiiliI’ ate the
dilt’ltlt' r11 tnztitls-ofnll worit ttnployed in
homes to IlJllEPEl labor and to save
confusion and friction Ulle titakt- ol'
yctt‘ie motor \‘cashvr alone and
.1911) are doztns oi‘ lllllkl‘.~ run by tar.
Otis kinds of power on the illilllxt‘l' <
hm bwu installtti itt lllttl‘t' than '3».th
bomb in do Ina fin- .wauzx This Is lilrlt'll tmtl :‘iit‘ Jttstb' nettl‘li‘r‘ (Continued .rom First Page)
an (’XIIl'lhiY“ type of machine, ll‘llllllY Tip-y.» could .‘till he stout lt‘utlll‘l‘
hfllltlltl in lllndtfi homos- on the in» shot-Is for those who must be out itt 1'1“. “mist, lighters Initl tiidit-ttlty5
.stttihncnt plan 0111.01 the tnone)‘ 101" WWW in all kinds of “‘vltiltt‘i‘. llttt ‘ itt pursuit. for the loss 01' “Ill." "‘1“
ittt‘t‘ly \Iit'tl to pay the laund'cas. t\'ia‘- for tht- summer and tor indom‘ wear lil'i'lvllilll “l“l‘ll‘l'l“ ‘l'il‘ l""""'“l‘k‘l'
ion» of the displated Ittundrese slitl‘V-ithe year 'rottnti, the leathvt' iltifs'ltly '“ ASHIMI “m. did)
She
”rt-niner lilt'lt'llllll‘ iii a laundry, entries
tint: are on: of plum; rims an
a union (‘t’ll‘l and it lit'itt‘l‘ off than m-
. .. t
or tn her lite before}. 3
my
llt' woman without
mechanisnt in her home is bf‘t‘mnl"? or; the woman who makes the SllK‘,li\' tht- State llt'lt‘ll'llllt‘lll.
knows noth-
She
an exception. And 5110
I\
t
lnttrinus" and sht-
.
told to "oil the
doesn't kll‘)‘.\' what a ltetutine is. She.
ll“llll the-
‘oss a] ways to not it than
acwiue mat‘llillt' mutually to tichteu tlt':ll‘lll)llll) ol' ptthlir food t'tlliil‘tll ittl'm‘t ll‘ll'l Ut'tt.,.,,x.,.“ ”1555“,]. Nine
a belt, She bat: lll‘lll'tl lllt' lllll‘flri‘.‘i the l'ttited States it was rt-nttn‘cd by int-it \\t'l't‘ \i1\l‘tl.
“O\’t‘l‘10tltlilllz tin» pm or." “blow-inc cut
it tune." but they
i-zcrit to her.
Housework ll.t."~ been lb! 1:121 hi? ti,“ t- to our government in food trial-”fruit: \\t‘\1 oi' I'ittslt.’ The city
l
business to install machinery. 11> Iti-
‘ture, and that of women. depend upon
iiiacltincry. Releasing: mothers from
drudgery that they may 01‘ better
3“““attit
'tn depend". upon mttrhinery. There-
. . f t
fore it is extremely important that
in school. '
girls shall ‘atttdy science
They must know the elementary prin}
ciplen of mechanics, electricity and
Gas enzzines and electri.
ca. ntotors should present no terrors to
them.
o————d— :
“LANGWRIGHTS”
It has been suggested that we call
the American airplanes sent to littro-
“Lttltaleys.” alter
tpeatt battlefields
the man who first discovered the l‘lllC
in aerostatics that had to precede that
”But that name would overlook the.‘
M'rigbt Brothers. who put Professor
iimngley's theory into actual practice
machines. t
with tlteir heavier-than-air
So the suggestion has been amended
to the name of “Langwrights.” '
it sounds good, and everyone should
approve of giving such recognition to
w
the men who have contributed so‘
much to man’s progress itt flying.
Americans are only too willing to brag
bout their accomplishments. But they
o Eit indiscriminately,
ting the quiet, inconspicuous men who
0 the big things for their country3
ml for the world. Here's a chance to'
tie a little honor where it is due,
I
often forget '
' STARVING our TRAMPS
Thei‘drire against professional id-
er‘s continues, 'with state after state
"haltifighpnthe task. The latest WONT-on
in matter comes from Wis. The
{finite Council of National Defense has
“undertaken to exterminate the tramp,
r liothini to work. ;After conferring
" ith the police chiefs of the principal
lites. the council has promulgated a.
' hlchvitthlnks will prove gm.
. , ; J 9.,
- w
your l‘:\t‘ii door
tltlt'fll't t‘lvst-l‘n’ it. and that you are
doing “Witt: l'l’ stung it to mm ‘ll'lt'ltlll bills would give
l 'tnt-ttt large pmvcrs. httt it is not ill"
., o
CLOTH SHOES TO SAVE LEATHER
A woman has entitle lofwtttui with a
tended to itttcrterc arbitrarily with
the necessary economic lll'dl‘lllill‘i‘y of‘
:ttnLtt‘stion for SlHltiig shoe leather
that sounds more effective than film" producer. the legitimate distributor
ply limiting lltt‘ heinht of leather home and We constttnur. The only llll‘ll or
and shot-S. ller suggestion is that \\o- interests :uuugulllil‘tl are speculatiw
lllt‘ll sutp wearing leather shoes on-
ttrcly for the duration of the wat‘. no llit‘fll‘. st‘l\'lt't’ and prt y on produc-
Tllt‘l‘P \WN \‘t‘lW‘l $1.30 a httsht-ls has bt'l‘ll M‘lllilg late-
{3 with flour
-.
a {My years ago.
atrl brocade shoes in the same [totally at over a bushel,
And most 01 them were made up in twice a.- blob as there is arty hood
_ l
startliua designs and patterns that react“) for.
out?“ took public attention away from? >O—--~—*—-
(t1 TWENTY GERMAN AIR-E
were linlit.‘ PLANES 1N T‘VO illAR'
TIES MAKE RAID OVER
THE CITY OF LONDON
1111- fatt that lllt‘ \vttllnmde shuns
the plain. hood titatcrials ‘
dttt'alth and rotttl'ot'tthltn l‘anvas and
lint-n bllttt's tor stttunter wear 1111““
i
t
l
l
l
i
illbl lll‘midt‘d for in pendin: lttllllllli'i‘.
tin» govern,
trade. it aims to protctt oldie tlw‘
*4 ~M... .
u.
b
Iiionopeli>tit2 ttiitidlt men who ltl‘l'lttl'lll
g
r
3 gm ‘ ‘ com .
“awn...“ ... -
tttllzin: to
England
Inc i-todttccti tn Great lit'ilatn.
' This :=tt't|titt5: [tittlllti’l‘llltll :how‘; littl: lit-orw of
one of the bust lilltl\\‘ii tttitttors th ti watt
t Captain lint-its. The hint: \iaitcti th .. aeroplane field
‘ greatly intcp sit-d in the work of the Miami». (‘aptttiti
. repeat what the llltlllll.('ll said to hint.
and
to
near London
l'lllt‘li.~ rct’uet‘d
18 CASES DECIDED.
ERRORS FOUt'
((‘tmlliilll'tl Front Page (inc)
1
, .‘tlisn lltt-ks to care for his house. A
I) 1‘. ‘ L reuniteo the Lli‘l.‘ his only child. sut-
. . t ,li'l‘l't') an aunt; oi tntanttlt- [titltl‘t'ial‘]
i which lwa‘t i‘t‘l' a nipple. it t> alien-rd
tltzt‘ tjtt; liUlI>t‘-i\'l'l“K‘T ltatl bvt‘onl
Leary or the (am of the girl and that,
a \‘.‘t-tk aim >ht‘ formed “”1111 MW.
l\'t‘lllli.~i(tll this plan of l'rllt‘Hllg llEl"
self oi llll‘lllt‘l‘ tronh‘v'. \“llt'll Iit'ad
lloth turn made a full i‘t)111t-.~\'ltill of
the tnutder to the t'orolit'r. tlln’ wontan
having; htwtt reported missing from
some ntodr‘n hmt‘wr.
inst as well be eliminated for a while
at l('l-l.‘\l. The cloth .Lhotts can be
Their
lot
made strong; and \velliittintz.
nw‘ would certainly save it 01'
it's up to tho manutat‘tttrer>.
enslion. Women will wear Hllill
if llh‘y can buy them.
-_._.._ .nmmqfl
PUBLIC FOOD CONTROL
about 1111‘
:hoc
If there was any doubt
the 1't't't‘lll sttttt-tttrlnt of llt‘t'ht-t‘t 1'.
are so much Sau- Hoover, former head of the Belgian
{llt‘lit‘f Commission and now chief “d'jtiflttittn‘ has ppm,“ u” H“. “mm“, fit was mailed in New York.
ters .
he
'l‘tmro is enough food. hays.
“There is absolutely no occasion for
food panic in this country. nor an.\'
1"“ “rill "‘"lll'il‘los 0r theirchild- justification for outrageous priceqau‘ttttn east of \\')tschttetc.
.v'tnterica's problem is not one of fant-
ittc. for we have now anti will have
next year it large surplus."
wore it, and
lie htthmits figures to ,
routine from tlte highest food author-
ity in America. possibly in the whole
‘ deserve r:-
world, his conclusions
spec-t. We will hare enough food for
our own normal consumption, and to-
gether with Canada we will have
enough left over to provide ottr allies
witlt 00 per cent. of the food they rc-
ttttit'e from us. With proper handling,
we can let them have an additional 20
per cent. ,
We have today in North America
30.000.000 70,000,000
wheat more titan we and ottr allies to-
to bushels oi
gcthcr need before the next harvest
“Out of the next harvest,
itt
comes in.
with no economy of consumption
North America, event with film loss in
winter wheat, we can give our allies
400,000.000 bushels of cereals of one
kind or another." With a little self-
.saerifiee ottrr'elves, tench as those n1-
lies will endure as a matter of course,
presumably we can give them all they
need with the crops we may reasona-
bly expect. In case of unexpectedly
bottntiful cr0ps there will be plenty
for everybody.
Why, then, the recent appalling rise
in prices? Mr. “Hover-’9. answer is, Ipec-
ulation and over-charging. He de-
mands immediate action to suppress
the speculators. and control of prices
to limit profits to normal propor-
tions. ' ' '
Gamblers’ competition in open mar-
kets mustdie eliminated. Frenzled buy-
ing of every sort must be eliminated.‘
The legitimate buyers or the whole
7. .. All New York, and the dead wont-tn hav-
‘ (pimping been identified. (‘ttstwlli was tired.
_ . of his w" - ' w. > H ~ '
‘l'l' “llll ll'" “'Wm‘m t'lttltttsn) in. her. llolgoidli'fll("ril'ntxt‘idt-liiitti‘hiitllidlttl‘li‘
who one of 1ltt'lllttil} t‘ttitsllllllIN “1 and toolt her to New Haven. “'lll‘l‘t‘
,Atnei'it-a hath been l't'illll‘\lt‘ll l'lyl'llfill'lll. eonceale in a closet itt lllt'
lit-ave the l'rtitetl States. Notified. done and the two tool: a room irt a
tint» thal lllt'll‘111'1‘M‘llt‘t’lll Ann-rivet”whim" “mm" in N” ””‘W‘
. I“... M . ht hm” V“! ”IN“! . “hen they went out in luncheon
1‘ l" "‘ '-“ ' “ 5 ‘ ‘ .\etere got in touch “liii Ctlt-‘ll'lll .tmi
. ‘told hint where they were <tttyltlg.
I'.\ 111$ Jail I. The sttltntttt'tnt‘:(‘ostelli was ettnceale in a (‘ltlfil'l in the
\i'lttilt' \ta‘» naphtha-ti tilltl \llilk hymen! with v niece of iron clue in ins
hand when the two returned from lttn-.
lit'l‘lllitlis formerly l'lillllt‘t'lt‘tl
:t (it‘l‘llillll \lllllllill‘litt‘ itt the Meditm
\ . ('lll'tlll Titer h .‘i ._ i'e. ' '
:et'rtttn-ttn. June I”. ilt‘t ortlttttr to anl ' ad “ m' 1“ “mm”:
. . . , . 'tmd then Annie appeared to fall
‘tttttt-tttl tililltlllllt't‘lllt‘lli ol the Mill- "step” ongoing hit pm. over ”H. bead
tint-y of Murine, All the ol'lit'et‘slwitb the lead pipe and she died from
.the wounds inflicted.
‘ t‘ustelli' and Vetere took lllo wo-
l 'l'lt‘ I y ‘l m tlt‘ntv'tt M. ”W man‘s jewels and money and went to
l . ‘ “ ' Ill“ ‘ ”l ' _)_ thw York together tip the way \‘o
t.\l‘!tlllt' ltt-tot't- the war “as -t. .lt‘l'l‘ wrote a postal card addressed to
: l’l‘l'l'lil lliliAll. -lttl.\ 7.777 Violent j(‘astt'llh HINDI: that Apple had t-1opctl.‘
«in the
t.f.’“'l”“'-"“ stand \‘etere claimed that tltc
v , . . . ., tl‘ltlllt‘lllf‘lll was a genuine one. and (‘a= ‘.
ll l'l“l" l‘ l“ ll“'”"“- ll‘""’l“ll“v': lf'ttelli. when he was put on the stunt.
1.ttt :tttttttttttt-t'nttt! today by tltesenlI-isnid that he found ottt abut: it when
;t’.tiitvi:t| Ilt‘\\~ agent-y. he eaw his wife and \'cte.'e matting
‘ l.tl.\'llil.\'. July 7.,“ The lirjtislt -thctr plans by the sign language.
1 l' _ "It; (,1. l‘tst ”in!” in Debi He said he followed them to \'t“\\"
"”“H ‘m " 'l ‘ ‘ .— H Haven and located their room there
”Winnitnotvn to \‘etere. that after he was
\Vlll‘ (lI‘t'tve announces that tltt‘jeont'calvtl in the closet with the iron
’iil‘lll\ll line was advanced slightly..D.ll"‘. ht“ bf‘l‘limt‘ 50‘ Mi"? :11 the ac-
Zl‘lllt‘ll. .lttl)‘ 7. -------- A tlislnttt-lt {‘12:}?! o'rhbta wife and Vetertt that be
from Vienna says the let‘nntn t‘lll~ 'M; ,h:c::l;)li:igx:w30§ iitdi‘iiiisetiiiiiitt-t
,pcror “ll‘l l'llll'll‘“ ill'l'll‘i‘d “l llli'iot’ the trial is ttpheld by the Sllpl't‘lllt"
l.\11\11'ltlll capital yesterday tnorttficottrt of errors Vetere had made a.
in”; '|‘]“.\- “pl-p met all the station {motion for a separate trial, which the
l
l
l
.I.\' Emperor (barley; and Etnpresstcmm had (ll'llied' and “1m“ ”in su':
.7... :prutne court feels was a jllsllllfllllt‘.
‘_~l«-|- . ' ' _ , _ tdenial. With regard to the admission
l.il.\llili\. July ¢.—-»1 retuh‘r of several statements and confessions.
the of the accused men in which it was,
claimed that there had been error. the
icourt finds that the superior court was»
Lloyd George il‘tllllillllt‘t‘tl itt
:llottse ol' (‘onttnotts yesterday
|. .. - x ‘i: “til \‘t‘ll- . .
.ttltt tttoott that lllt 11 sh t ldonl fagam in the right. It finds no error In
lll'”' “'“lllll "WM July 3“ l‘f leither appeal as regards the denial 0t“
with prelitttinttry httsntess. Illt'llltl'itllt‘ tno‘toitt for a separate trial 05: ast
in}: lllt' I‘lltptilllllilt‘ill of it t'llilll'lllllll.’l‘oiml'ilfi the admission of the state,
.\1r. Lloyd (ict‘irge‘saitl the govern-impnts and CQNlFSSlillls
ntcttt had suggested that Henry E.l Plum ,1.r::'r€;ro cfgiiiiiiiinv against
lllllil“ l‘llll'l' Slfl’l'l‘l‘rll'." l‘m' ll'olilll‘L :hecler. Action to recover moneys paid
a"! as provtstoitttl or lt‘lllptll'tll'y‘by fire insurance companies to the de-
t-hairttttttt. tfendant as‘ a tire loss, to which the'
t‘tll’EXlIAGEX. Jttlv 7.—1n:l‘l“lm“f Claimed ‘0 1’9 equitably “"‘
consequence of vigorous represett-‘ygigdj 1“ “mm Judge 8.9.0”. ”mlmo‘ll
. . , . . 1 . ttdgment for the plainttit. .\o er-
tnttons tn the hen-lining Main (,0111- mr. Opinions .by Justice Rorabackl
ntittce. the preventive censorship Defendant regarded as holding the prof
imposed a few days ago on the N‘t‘ds 0f the insurance money in truth
Ir‘t'I'attltfttrter Zcifttng: has been 2‘:£330???‘fig-11;?)l‘klhggnz‘rlld‘hoslllimi
'I'ilist‘tl: The measure was tlte rc- we“. locatede. The insurance coin-l
stilt hi it fittttttt-tal article by Pl‘tl‘fpanies are the Fidelity piloting; Ftref
I'essor Welter, of I‘lcidelbel'g' Uni- of New York ond the Phoenix Fire “fl
versity, on the financial and ex—ll'lfll'lfm‘il Proceedings hadn‘bf‘gun int
chance situation. itcrmtpnte the corporate entstence of
' The Socialist. newspaper 'YolfiithgaggngifgflgilEgémst Florence. G.
'\'tterts of Berlin says there is 110340“ execu'trix. Appeal of the plain-
dottbt that the vote of the Constitu- ' tilt from the judgment of the court of
tioltttl (‘t’mtntittce of the Reicllstag common Pl?“ on an “”0“ for balance
.- -\ ‘ ‘ ' _idtic on book account .\'0 error. Opin-
wtll itsult 1n TQJC‘CIIOD of the So -ion by Justice Beach
eialist proposal to introduce uni-l
versal and equal suffrage itt tltc , , _
federated states by action of tltc KILgHnggrgifilégUSE
‘ SHE WAS BOTHER
Reicltstttg.
(‘(,)I’I<]t\'I-IAGEN. Jttl_v 7.—I')r;
Alfred Zimmerman, Secretary of
-(-Contlnned from first page.)
According to State's Attorney John
"Foreign Affairs, announced to a.
cotmniftee of the Re’ichstag, no;
:8. Campbell and County Sher": Wil-
bert H. onrhen, ‘both' the' women
cording to news reaching here, tlu'lt2
representations have been made to
' it‘t \‘l'ortltrrtt
. Hicks might throw light on the toys-
ttory. it is said 111111 the alleged ad-
‘vrorldvmnattnot bejrnilowod -to com-i
pole with each iflllr am with that
the Vatican regnrdhtg the pastoral.
letter of Cardinal Mercia whom-I;
in he spoke of forcible terms «if
Germany ’3 crimes and outrages in
Belgium. The letter was publish-l
ed ingthe Frenchpress and was
have agregd in the admission thott
Miss Hicks struck the girl with 8.
dub, while M31. Kenniston choked
her. " ‘
Olive Bradshaw was the daughter
of John Bradshaw. a house painter
the subject of angry comment, by
Gem n newsphpefl. '
shaw l't‘lllliiftl hrntt' last lllldlll after
~ptvndint; the day in paintin: a nest-hi
hor's bazn. Miss Itteks i.~‘ said to have
told him that the child had
away and bad bet-outt- lost.
(the of the neighbors, John Dost.
had scth the girl pit'ltint: wild flow-
ers beside the road in front of the
lirndshaw house about 1:3. in the
afternoon. but lifter llml, all trot-t-
of her was: lost.
Bradshaw ittnn-Idiitcly planed a
Search of the liilw and. :U'l'tllll‘lttilllt‘ll
lug. .‘tlt:.~ . MUH‘ til
t-t;: the neighborhood, spent
night in a vain eft‘oIt to find his
('lllltl. Yesterday 11-: notified the till-
llllll'llirs of the dimpepnl‘hnce and i.-
sniti to have rotuntttnicatmi to Sin-r-
:t suspicion thnI hit»..-
Illl'iir
t‘ ~
.
hubs and
(if
tnissiout-z ot‘ Mist Htehs .tltd the Kett-
tttston woman were made at the end
of a lone otllcial examination.
Attorntw (‘lllllllllt‘ll
H‘tath said
thtl
t tin» two wounn were being held.
for the grand jury. but that pettditt:
the recovery of the body, no l0!‘lil:ll‘
lt‘hal‘ge would be inati’.
Miss llicits is 22 years of one, while'
.\lts. 1(t~ntti.<tott is 11.3. The latter
lites with her husband and brother
on a farm adjoining: that of Brad-
shaw. '
The question of the disposition of
the body appeared to have punt-id
‘lllP officials as the women are said
to have made conflictingr :ttttt‘ntt'nts
as to what was done with it.
CLAVEN BURGLAIlS
ARE UNDER ARREST
(Continued From l’age‘Onc)
later that the goods had been stolen
from “The Little Shop." owned by tho
Misses K. and A. Claven. on North
Main street. in this city.
by the police of that city as they are
suspected to he the ones who are con‘ ; ccetled to the outlying district of Fair~
stray ed ‘ ‘
led the clothing store. of Frank Miller.
The gang were taken to Bridgeport;
.MW, __... _, _j _ . . V. -.... . . MM .-
. “A ”A“ F" “““““ "“ k;
I Y 'ALKl “510D 2"ng food to tramps" lsrcculators in the purchase of food-l rh D-d h K Q _ > .' 9 ‘A , __ -.... ‘wfl‘
THE SOUTH p.011“ 1 ~ W at t t e tng ca) to the Aviator. mmm
EVENING SENTINEL ; That's all there is to it, n it were . 1f llle do. wheat may be forced Ur); ' A ‘
~“ not for the mistaken kindncs‘s of solid to $3 a bushel, with all the privatictnt . N. 9 f
:5" & A" L“ GOLDEN‘ Props-'1] tlltd It)“ 9M9} 91 Ht 11> \ “til I illl'tl 111981): THUG Hillel b? no heart 6 ‘
.t’i' ‘ i .“ ."- l ‘s, t~' ‘Ct .t )0 t m .‘ “ ‘t- i,
“so «i ESTABLISHED BY :no tramps. The instinctive charity 1118. “11h IJI‘OIWI‘ l't‘mlllillml. M“ ‘ ‘
JAMES GOLDEN lll'ti impels a woman to feed a hurt» llouwr believes. good flum‘ may llt'l
: "f‘" .. .0...“ .. V” ' v...” gr‘r hill“ 3 [\(‘5 [ugly (t) t‘llt'tllll‘iltt‘ Silltl ““1111" $3 :1 ll-fll'l‘i'l. “ llll “HM?"
RDAY JULY 7 19.1? taunt-sis and ir‘rvspunsihilttt on 13..) il‘mlr invoked receivin: a lt'Iilllill‘dlt‘i ~ .4 1 i ' .
9 . I ' .' i
. >__“_,__,______¥_ , \ [girl “I 111011 \l'llO (tiltilll 1” lit' doing l’l‘Ulll \Vllllulll (‘lzliiiult “Hill “in? gill ‘\"""~VG ii _
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lt‘lllpt‘l'ullll'l‘: llitlll. fl): loo. - ‘ l 1"“ ._ m . . l ‘ i A ' MM” i H" I” 1‘ “Mi“
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stpitxti ping-hams. lint-its. ..;.._ 5.2”. 6 W 1-2 WT\
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Dainty z'lttlnuittrt‘, and Mn innnL. ill pint; hitte. bxown.
95c. $1.50 and $1.98
Women’s Shirt Waists
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LINGERIE BLOI'SES
In The tales“ >1: Ins and colors,
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Letty .~-tut.tner -\l.\It*5~\lOlrr, Slllglldill‘ and hmt‘a (loth, in
whim; plain colors and fancy figured voila
$4.98 to $12.98
Smart .Bathing Surts
' liavin; Milt, oriirinality and tlztftttiners, 11 tnzttie': its arsortment
in all popular liltilt'l'liils at Lillllit‘li\u1|l‘:('-‘<.
The Annette Kellerman and Neptune‘s Daughter
11' 001 Jersey Bathing Suits
’ ‘ in >lipons or California Etyhg star pla ., tlll.‘ rs
trinittt'n: =, navy. copen and black.
with striped
BATHING ACCESSORIES
In Shoes. C ans and Hats.
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have taltt‘t: plate recently (in ”11- oth-’
er hand. it not convicted there. tltf‘i Bridzebort police. :ritint; the “Hull!!!"
will he brought here to lilth-t‘l‘ the o! lll~‘lllzlt‘lilllt‘. ill'if’l'llll‘4 littrtcn our!
chat‘geuftlittt. Al'iilly l‘:llt:.111(:lllt‘ll ”"Illll‘Ot‘;i\' were sent to Jmmmwv
‘will have to stand trial sometime iii the \\ (illdi. but tottnd only a spud-pip,” Um
future for the robbery ctttttn.ttte.l in to unlit-ate win-rt: [lit-y had pom The--
‘thir‘ NW. d““"€€'}\'€$ proceeded to Stamford aufl
. STAMFORD. July 7,-"Yllll drawn “Wdlrlflglutt the men back here.
tt'evolvm’s police oilicers :trrestci tour “Hm": lll‘f‘iililllh’ ”110 Miller's slower.
,‘ruen in the public squaw lit-1v tudny “ll dl‘lt‘miH “its mutlv by an nutotnttldlc;
‘ charged with robberies of stores in Dew-“I t‘o‘get ”“0 lgl“; Nunll‘lltlri' plume.
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. l‘lu uttrt atrtsttd tr to ill ‘tll o Jttcohy, on “mm “w“ I s
“lilt‘ll the) had Ittretl oi .ltlsl‘ltll tllt'll . “ l
and were on the way to New York, " '
‘ with their booty. The "It‘ll have lllt’s“ HALSEY FlNED $50 AND COSTS
‘ ntttnes: Harry liellttct-a. 21, of 121 \Vn- JOlm Halsey, 0f Rochester, N, 32,
let“ sir-oi; Frank Sutton, 24, of 3:21 was fined $50 and costs in the (.515.
: "i”,nllm avenue. and John Merlwt'. .6, court this morning. for appropriattvz
'ot 2M ran-field avenue. Bridgeport. Wank Iieri'»; car T y _ -.
v'l‘he taxidriver is also detained for .- ‘ . on lltbdtl) intro-
the present. pithout permission from the owme’i‘.
. Ritch says that Dellacca (atm- to ”I" 69-305 against Paul Kelley and «iti-
his home early today and hired ‘ seph Rice, both (-lmrgpd With [Mm In
031' 10 take 8‘ party 10 59W 301‘? 11° connection with the stolen car. WE'RE
bickcd up the other two men on ttreett» : “011m l'ellcv l n“. , , . .. . .
-llt¥ll(ll‘Illl. llitcltcinintsthnthepussed _ .. ‘_ ‘ -' l “’1' “3-“ f‘m‘d
a trolley car on thc‘wrottg side in 5m.» tor drunkenness and breach oi."
Stamford in order to bring about his the peace. Attorney Mam-top 14.51.;
torrent of be thought the party were appeared for ”3130)..
foot all right. .-\s the auto dashed into The ch' 1,”? . q ”“1,\ . p r .
line square here the policemen closed “ 5 again: “ ”(I “d“ (“9‘
,iu. surprising the inert who did not made 0111 HS “”1911." but Was lttt'r‘t'r
.draw their own guns. lridgeport of- changed to “appropriating pr. automot-
‘1lt‘I‘rb have taken the inert back. bile without the owner's permissium"
‘A) ' —..7."'t-L‘I .
131111)th QRT 3““ ‘ j-_ 1““‘1 when evtdence proved that Halter-y
from Jennings \\ oods. ‘llll‘llt‘ltl. to 1 d 1]“ Wt’l' k , . t?
Stamford. and there arrested. he. auto- ‘3‘ U ”f!“ t -‘ ta 9'“ H“ 0‘" Hun
mobile party is alleged to have eutcr- ‘.\ortlt Mam street. drtven down Sci-raft;
Main and back again and finally v.15
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.“n Mill“ Street. 185' “gm; “mug the hedcd toward the original stand n:
machine with merchandise they pro- . .
' it became stalled in :i
on t‘ :tltita; 11v t dep‘i mod to tine
t
the ttto when
corned in several other robberies which 1 field, where a constable. saw them try- Ffllfll ill?9 on South Main street:
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American Commander Reviewing French Marines on His Arrival
;
When General Pershing, the Ameri»
can commander in Europe,‘arrived at
Boulogne, France, utter crossing from
England, the port went wlhl with ext-—
thunlaszn. This photograph about the?
General with General Polotior, chief
of rate French stat! attached to Get!
(lat Pershing in M3, conducting:
him in a review of the marine fall‘—
lion” drown. up. 11359.14: “honor. ‘
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