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JAMES GOLDEN
THURSDAY, AUG. 30, 1917
MINIATURE ALMANAG FOR
TOMORROW.
High tide 9 :40 a. m.; 10:01 11. m.
Sun rises 5:19; sets 6:25.
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FREEING THE SEAS
It will doululcs< Surprisc tltc Our
man people to 10am that our govm'n—
mom iu going right aln-ud with
plans to Ship mun and munitions to
France in a Sturdy strcam, in :tppr-rcnt
disregard of the liltoats that m...“
mount to guard tic-tittui any such cuu~
tiug‘ency. 'l‘bc (It‘l'lllllllli \U‘i‘P oxhot‘t-
oil last Hp“llll‘,’ by (:m,
burg to hold out “un‘il t‘w l'vboat‘t do
thcit‘ work." And tin-r haw ilccn
What
thcn, whm thm- diScorcr that tho ll»
holding out bruvcly. a
boats urn not doth: thcir work!
Dtn‘ltl l.l\t'(l»(lt't)l‘t:t' titc nihcr tltil‘
madc public the blind“ tru'h, which
5001101‘ or latcr will pcrcoltttc through
Gormany «torpito cvnsotwhip. 'l‘hc nob-
..c'
0.
marine cttnlpuiun is. a faith. 7.545%
haw S'I‘ailllV l‘allctt sincc thc bout".-
niug‘ of "unrestrictcd wttv‘l'artf' at sea.
I In April the British lost 350,0th ‘ons.
’ In July 'hc losros foil to 320,000 tnnS.
For August thcy will be \‘i‘l'y much
‘ floss than that. If all thc nout-‘al Ships
L 'Sunk were included, tho
l'hP past {cw months would s‘lll no
1955:; than half ibc amount. tho (lct'mzm
govcrnmcnt counted on Sinking.
lndfroct, cvidcnco will support lbusc
_ flaurcs, il‘ t‘my nccd support. A Stato-
mcnt of our sicvl cxportsrwpract‘cally
thc
all war munitions: for
shows that. We
stool to Europc in the last six mnntim
than wc did
months last year, and that tho volume
haw Shippcd mom
in thc corrcSpondinc’.
in recent wockS has incrcnsod.
The U-boat. mvnacc has: not bccn rc-
movcd, but it. this bccn mot. Grunt
. Britain. countinc her now Shipplnz.
loss of much
has not suffcrcd a not
~ more than 1,000,000
And here is the United Stator. with n
3 building procram which will provide
tons altozcthnr.
‘ millions of tons within thc ttnxi nigh-
tocn months,
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BASEBALL IN LONDON
England' at. last is having its aitcn-
tion directcd seriously to baseball.
American military tczuna havc boon
7 playing in London. Thc Londoners
have flockcd to the gamcs by the thou
hands, and the London newspaper-S
have felt. called upon to treat the
Sport with rcspcct. The S...id London
Times printed, the other day, a full
report of a game bctwccn American
and Canadian teams.
The Timcs sport writer did his best.
He even condcsccndod to flip hit
‘n‘to American Slang, though warily
and self-consciously, as Ono rccognlz-
ng histown limitations. Tho familiar
(I.
V threcognizahlc form “Th at erboyt ”
and carefully explained that the mys-
terious term mount “At thcm, boy!"
I {e described “coaching" as “phaycho-
ogical interference,” which isn‘t bad
t. all,‘when you come to think it ov-
r. He'drew elaborate diagrams of
E. L. & A. L. GOLDEN. Props..
Business Manager’s Residence—-.
blow. 4
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uwvagc for
Alli0s~'
ry “Attabny!” he prcscntcd _ in the.
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bewildering and rather aimless :tctiv-l
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‘a coal Sport—a few piuycrs cugttgt‘tl '
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it\' and a lot. of spectators indulging
in. :t, put~pnu,-icss riot of cxcitcmcnt.
‘Afit‘r all."
t“bascball is not cricket.”
the Timcs concludes.
To “1213:?“
two American will det’outly
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answer,
“’i‘ht‘ Lord be praised!" For if more is‘
any so-callctl sport that is more slow.)
sad. depressing, funcreal and pul'pwe-
let's than Ci‘it'kPl,.We don't know what
lit is.
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QELLOW ARM BANDS
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In sumo of our t-uutcrn cltios child-i
rcn Wt!" whoopiut: couch :El‘c won‘t»:
{ml to wear vcllow vim-hands an'toum-‘i
lin: ti-cir :ttl‘vic'ion. 'l‘hc dm'icc is uni
ft'Xll'llt‘nl our, it‘lltllllf; to IIY'I‘YI‘YI‘. thy-i
‘ oil i
i ~prt- ,
lothcr ("llltll't'Il. A Fllllllill' plan might!
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ml of tho discasc by warning
lpv-npcl'lv be Iltllllllt‘tl in ”to cusp of all .
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‘(‘llllill'i'l‘ s JitlllanlR “"Jli'll arc not tut
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tsuc’t :I. nuiurc no to ncccusitatc lilt‘l"l
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cmti’incmcnt indoors. »
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I! is in In» oxpot-tcd that parcms of.
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Sick (“llltll'i‘il will our thcit' ntmmt i‘i-. ‘ _ .
.f ' . . V . lIlll‘lllHllUll about thls now chascr has
: (tilt. {is LINN] ("i-Lona. to lu-t‘lii lt‘\’("' can ”.uuil til it ”‘1‘." lligll l'uit‘ Uf 5D
itints at homo and lltu< prcl'cni thc ‘
Photograph of New Submarine Ch
’I‘ltis i< tin» nmtt :t l!i\-‘llll0ll of the allies to othct the German U-boat.
and hydt'mtitplanc, which works in conjunction with an airplane above to catch submarines.
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aser 0t? .,
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It Shows a combination of airplane
Vvl'y little in-
hcen given out, but it. is bclicycd it ncycr leaves the water on which it
ccd. u
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Slll'f‘IiiI of thc tltscnsc. llut thc ntxti
DXRIEN COURT DOES t
A LARGE BUSINESS
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‘cht ”7qu IS a plain warnrngf to it!“
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y."ll,\' child plays with tho patit’n's
olhct' chiltll't-n and thcir pztt'c'ltS tbut‘
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: his port].
1 ltllillll. a car without an opcrutot": 11-.
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't-cnstn Attct‘ tin» count.» \Vt-‘l't‘ watt.
ho was :tslt'c'd it' hv “as guilty or not
guilty. and Wcaycr. who iS only
ightt-cu ymrs or our ph-udctl guilty.
.IllSlli'i“ Sit-trill thou tl'ikt‘tl him why it;
1was that I10 drow‘ the car without!
‘lttn‘lnu tho. nctmasury lit-cums, and:
9.\\'na\cr suit] that ho did not know;
How urcai thni p~~~ril is most part‘utu
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It“) not fully comprohcnul Tho mortal-
ity from whoopina cough is high, ”......
:ticulat‘lv In tho first you" or two of tllcj.
Lchild's lii‘c. The. old notion that this
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ailmcnt is :t ncccsnnt‘y twil, in
\‘on lllndmr! (-31th and got out,- with as soon 39" ilii'i Miss Wright had foruottcn to} hoyu for the trcnchcu at lit! a month
pittco thc rcuisllntipn card in IIIV‘ cant
. and that ho took it for prantml thuti
l'l‘ho IHNI modicol :tuthorithw toduy‘it watt In ill“ can. 'l‘hut t-ndcd trial.
nutnlwt' one. llowct'cr, Wcuwt- Was
‘ftncd $5 and costs. which amounted.
to $20.02. Tho car of Miss Wright
was ultachcd IIISI night for film,
’l‘rlnl numb: 1‘ two was not ‘il'llt'tllll-
l‘d rtl‘l W '"lil .‘l, and whllc 1pc!
‘poncd, tho II'F< liltclihod thcre js nf’jndut‘ was waiting for luhn Kilallttl to:
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possihlo, has bncn prorcd crroncous.’
:tg'cn l‘ttai l'ot‘ ct'r'ry \'t‘tll‘ i‘tc Ilisctiw
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‘ can bc tiotltzntl, l‘ii‘l‘l‘ is so much added I
Sttt‘cty for that child whou ho finally, I
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‘i‘illt‘llt'fi it. Alan, tho louuor it is post-
.Wflim" i“ WWW is on ncvd 0‘ gm'HNllt't’l‘ liztitcc mum» in with It‘rctl
lilac, it at J“. ’ L ILuunsbut‘y; of Port t‘ht-tstcr. who was“
- lztt‘l'trslctl for not buying: his llnhts'
l And ilm: .:,'Illll' ttrutnnvnt appllos “)Jllill‘llllill m.0l,,.,.t'\.l and ”H, t'uilurc m;
lii‘iii‘lii'iilll’ :‘ll of I‘n- citildt‘cn'n dis-product- his i‘t‘uistration ccrtitlcal=l
laud Ollt’l'llltll"s Ilt'i‘llSt‘, AS .‘tlr. Lonny
lput'y did not \\'l.~ll to have hilt trlalt
and woreflm~ plow this cwninn be :iSkod ifI
’v'I-tgal‘tlml its lli‘tn’ltlt'uiiitll \‘lSlMIIOfifilha could be ”in” “"h.‘ “WW-cud"
’ ...r thcn,a upon which thc )ildllt‘ am‘ccdl
ti‘flifv'iiii Him‘tild KN ii thoroughly Y‘Xi’dgto do it" tlrantl Juror \\'illmotl was
\ willing.
. 'l‘hc tln‘cu chargw nualltst LOlIlli‘iJ
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jt-asm which ust’d to run as cpldclnicu~
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‘tht'ongh cycry community,
in thcir mluda t‘nit lhctt‘ how and
b
'out a rcgistratlon ccrtillcutr, 2—drivv
ing a car without an opcralor's li-I
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air]: don't hurt- to bar» thosc (list‘tlh‘fifi
; w‘hat they can bc sarcd from thcm by
Ipt-opm. Sillt‘L'llttnIlllL' by tho family and WIN“ 3mm. “m haying tho "WM.
tlwy ti'lllllsary lights buruimr as rootllrcll by]
ilaw. l.tlllllt~'l)lll‘_\‘ was also aakcd wbyi
»ltc did not haw his maturation or
lidrivcr'a lict-nsv and why ltc did not
Eltm‘c hlS lights propcrly burning. Mr.
. llauunsbut'y said that llt’ did not rcully
Senator .inmPS ll. Brady of ltlaho is hurt» any rcuson for not having his
j ncccssary licensc, but ill: to tho lights
llltnt lhvy had gone wrong, and at the
tho‘ timc of his arrest In) was on his way
‘xlo haw tltc lights rcpairctl. Aflcr
lin- watt through with his tcalimdny hc
‘0 was asked to plead to trip chumps.
itour dollars a day for mcn whom i'or-' «""d 1‘0 lthiii'PG guilty. “0 “'38 fim‘il
‘ ' 25 and costs. which amounted to
for ““"‘1°l"$:l6.38. AS Lounabury did‘not huvc
Inns. th'il pngagpd in irrigation work! the money with him lto'tclophonod
‘ II' I ,. q ., . ll‘ 1' i~ 0 _lliomo and altcr an hours wall: his
.""- l S . “‘ms ' 9"“ ox ’m” k c m brothcr and other lricndS urrivcd, und
.pcllcd to pay slit! a month and board,, his flnc was paid.
‘ Trial number tin-cc was that of John
.Koshal, of Yonkers, t'. Y., who W88
In View ‘ arroutcd 'l‘ucaday night for not hnvtna
. . .. . t. . ... . a. tho ncccisnt'y llccnsc with him. (”o-tut
it” m3“ lac 5' “V1.11!“ coucspondlnhgwm callcd to order for thc third that
‘lilCl‘t’llFt‘tl m ”‘9 Prii‘“ 0" “"11“": “111': and thc charges were road. The two
Driving a t‘lll' Without it run
itho t‘tonnnuulty, and that
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crow up all tho strongct' for it.
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l LABOR AND $2 WHEAT
a practical larmtgr. lln has cxpcr
‘lmlcv'l many dcmnnstrntions of
.int-rt‘tasing who of labor, and sztyS
,that ho to now paying from tin-no
mm'lr ho could accurc
twhich iS fifty pcr cont. mnrc than he
,had to pay lmforc tho war.
! tcriolS. Mr. llradv thinks that thc guar-i “'0’":
t . .iutratlou ccrlificatc, 2 ----- opcruting a
tautccd price in tho food bill or $2 “law within! an opcrator's lic-t‘nsc.
lbuahcl for whcat is, not at all cxccS-fi Justlcc Silt'iid "Ski‘tl K051i?” “150 “'M’
l. i _ nl ‘II .V the did not have the ncccssary docuv
R ‘0' a“ w‘ . g! 0 lmcnts in the car. Koshal said that
more profit than they have bccn no; he did not. think it was heccssury for
y . , _ , , . him to have a licence or i-cgi‘stra;
icustomrtlto. Senalm Brady was anltion ccrtiflcM-cfas thc car did not bo-
rarncst advocate of that measure, anti long to him. It belonged to Mr. Spctzcr
vthin in his owcrt has entire was only trying it out as be was
' g p 0 1‘ thinking of buying the car. This
, complctcd his testimony and ho Dlt‘ail‘
i .___, .— ' cd guilty to thc charncs. Ho wast
‘ fincd $20 and costs, which amount-ed
PREVENTION OF TUBERCULOSIS. to $31.28.
During each trial it appeared as if
. RUTLAND, Vt., Aug. 30.——-A untttodii :flzjtim“i01:ti‘0 i: sataaaili‘m‘i; 2:120 ‘z'oii:
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twar program will be consndcrcd at the‘ is over, the people tile out. 'I‘lwn the
‘.\'ow England sectional contcrcncc ot‘ announccr comes out, makes an an-
:the National Association for the Study, nounccment ot’ the added feature and
and Prcvcntion of Tuberculosis, to bcifhi’ [WONG “‘19 in “limit“- Sit: “A?“
hold in this city on October 4 and 5. :32)“:th 3‘2}? dgiltfdmgtsl ”if“: ' poop:
The burdcn of discussion will deal would die in again. ’As‘ you havol
{with plans for prevention of the sprcad read, the Buried officials deserve cre—
of tuberculosis in the American army.
the farmers no
ftlid over
‘ its cuactmcnt.
dit for the manner it] which they
charge motorists, but the fines Should
have been the some for all, as each
was arrested for the ,same charges?
(INDUSTRIAL DRAFT
URGED FOR CAMPS
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au-n—u—n-n‘“.u_.d.. uh 4.44.. “a._
a {n .2
W yommg 3.1.
111'! th i columnar."
Po;- I. “all ein‘l‘ltfllgs our mo ‘ In
III prov-on fields 0' . V000
MS . m AND ‘ CW
gave gt?“ wefil In (lll. one well flawlnl
WE 8:00)“!an THE PURCHASE OF
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letter roads in part:
“‘Dpot- Opened to Graft."
_ “l believe'that the method the gov-
eminent is pursuing with regard to
‘BritisltiAmericati’ V
PEIIOICIIIII C0. the percentage contracts is bad and
~. opens wide the door to graft. The.
‘cuuld hare dono In four hours.
{POUND o'r‘ BREA’IY
my \\'t'l'I‘I l~~tlri\'lng a car with-t
,llttle otl happens to touch raw cotton!
working entirely too hard and asked MER‘RILL COLLEGE OPENING.
him In slow up lilo said he saw tbt‘ -
point and did rlow up, and it W'k‘Local
him 25 hours to accomplish what he
Educational institution Begins
29th Year Tuesday.
“A Carpenter, 70 years old, who On September 4. Merrill liuslncss
ncvcr was ublt‘ to make more than colloge will begin its twelnymjnrh
$18 a weck is now getting $52 a wool;
prices to atlt'act men away from some years lutcr schools wnrc opcncd
work at home,
Collart'salarles Unfair.
“I fully Indian in thc SPlt‘t‘llVP.’
tlratt. but it {cents ridiculous to drait
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in the firstLi clasa thcrc wcro ilyc grad-i
uatos. During thcsv l\\'t*lll_\'»vlglll.
,ycurs thcrc has boon a Stcady growthf
and at the jnmc iiilc to pay $2M)
and $300 of, bill to tucxpi‘l‘ii’m‘i‘dtmunt and methods.
plumbcrs nn‘ carpenters, pct-muting?
them to Strike at will and tic up thc‘ ‘ ~ _ . .
work and also Sufi” thc mrccntagc ,chunvd from Mrs. Mcmll by .\, A. Ful>
Ilal‘lfi to slow up the work in Ol‘ilt‘l“l0ll. This change in thc manugcmcnl}
lu incrcaoe tho cont un-i contrariurfi'ldid not cauoc any radical change in‘
profits. , ' ‘
, "In other words, tlttarc’ Should I)» a
universal andinslutcnt domain] for in
'l‘hrco yours tum“.
last May. tho thrcc schools wrrc par-i
‘thc. gum-rat conduct of the schools:
g’l‘ltc same effort has bt-cn put forth toi
'uppcal', llt‘ was l1.\‘t‘ll a Hil‘lll‘lfik‘, whnn' duclrml conscription along \l‘l‘ll the ,nmlntam thc >(IIOOIB on an up-to-datc \.
conscription of soldtci'u. In thmbasia,
judgment of the promo out this way.l
wc will never win or get ,nnywhcrc
until this is done." thufilllt‘a‘li affairs as will cnable lnm or
S. Stanwood Mon
‘ ken. pt'cntdcut of lhcr to be of nap in the business ofllcc.|
nu: Security It‘llfllli‘.‘ stiltl taut night ;.\'0 trouble is found in placing students
tlitflynaltal‘ aghv know tho conditions i who are cvcn reasonably compctcnt !
apokfilflbfi 3;: 533:1” lcltcr did'fln thc thirtlcih of last .lunc, sovonty
A .... ‘ M“ I) an .' 31‘” > ' ‘young men and womcn rcccivcd thcir
‘ ;cct'tlflcutcs of graduation. Not only
lthcac SPVI‘nly have Ilt‘t‘ll pluccd in po-
,ultlonS. hut othcrs who hnvc completcd
ivory effort has hccn made to:
FOR SIX CENTS IS l
NEW HOOVER PLAN .
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for one rcuson or anothvr. failed to!
uni wool: thc schools nro'closcd. whilc
baht-rt: and tlcalcl‘tl. . things arc bclng madc rcudy for the]
littkvta and exports of tho food ad-
. , , _‘ C. \0 - . . t, _l
ntlmstramm bcllcrc tho pound lonl 1': II ning of tho ncu tctm on ncxt ’I‘u(s
toy.
mort- m‘onomical than any othcr,
lllllll."t‘ljt‘~ll}' bundled and will v'ialu
ltu lllttialltl‘t'. {roahncss and wholc-
somcncss longer titan Sinulior loaycS.
' Ulla Mixed Flour.
Thu um) ofiquixcd flour {or brcad
Into bccn rapcfully consldt’rcd by tho
food udtuintotmtion and abandoncd;
for tho prcncnt. Flour of corn, outatthttt Max J. Fuchs
and other garins will. not bc made lnlAug. 19. 1916, promised to mnrrv her'
this country. as lll‘uul‘tlptfl at lcusttflnd rencw‘cd his promise again in:
for a long time to come. The prin- . ,
cipul mason is that baking conditionaflmm’t 1917. and has slncc refusedlo'i
itrthis country are different [ruin con- carry out the DNlniSE‘. Adt‘lfl‘lilE'E. Do~l
(liltlonls‘ infl Europe. 1 ‘llicrcnfihelt baker as of New Rochelle yesterday begani
no s us our rcxu ar y u to ays an a . ... .
in large supplies ahead of baking“ CFO“ 53" breach of promlSc. °her
timc. .‘iiixod flour? if hunt in largo sues or $ ’0'00 damages.
quantitius spoilt in a. comparatively! MF- P110113 15 HOW in Reno. it is said
short ‘lilllii. whilc ulltr'ltculdl‘ontakgcps here. He is superintendent of Baa:
wcl ‘or ong pcriots. ; xc our Brothel-3‘ factor' l
also lowers the food value of brcutl.‘time worked! ){1 The plaintiff M onel
Ditllculty in confronting ill-9 food or.. r: and Mrs. “cilia?
administration as to whcthcr tumhousekl‘t‘pt‘r. It IS understood in:
small halter will be ablc to compcto‘woman claims Mr. Fuchs promised to.
with tho big bake‘: under a IIXt‘tl marry her when he was free ‘0 do 50'}
price for 16‘odnce loaves. i
The new loal will bear stamped on: CONFESSES T0 BIG ROBBERY
it the insignia of the food administral .
tlon. This will be. a guarantee to purl CANAAN, Conn.t Aug” 30.-\\".llliam
chascrs that the bread is of ‘standardh Maloney, late a sergeant in Co F,
“Gilli“ and ililfllill'. Biikel'-Q “‘110 dilIIZIh‘New York Infantry, arrested at3
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not keep up the standard of quality, , V, t
and- weight. fixed will have the curfakevme yesterday, charged ““h be.
blem Withdrawn from them, and the. ”g a party ‘0 ‘1 burglary in the apart-
tact announced to the public. ny|ments of Mrs. Carrie Rubensteiu of
this means there can be ,littlc 1m; ;New Yorlc city, km July Lt, not onlv
“mg- Hold the police his part In the affair
Mr. Hoover believes that ncxt to .
fixing the prices of coal and wheat, a l but turned over to them a majority 0‘7
standard price for bread is moat. aduthe jewelry “'thh be had received as
visuble in wartime. :hlS shore of the loot. For some time
SUES‘ FUCHs FOR 540,0co.
New Rochelle Woman Alleges Breach;
of Promise to Marry. ,
nmnouponr. Aux. {id—Claiming:
of Stamrmu, on 2
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COTTON DANGEROUS CARGO- and Kerr of the New York force, Ma-
ioney maintained that he was inno-
cent "
Cotton is a dangerous cargo. It a
the “35““ ‘5 Spontmiemis COmbusm‘L tectives Malonev asked to be driven to
A singlezbale of cotton saturated with- Mlllerton, XV. Y.‘ Upon arrival there a
such an oil as boiled linseed.“ahd ly-' call at
{ r_a_hotel kept by a Mr. Whalent
1118 at the bottom 0‘ the hold, can be who, at request, brought out a senledl
compared only m a Slow match Aabienvelope in which were 26 diamonds.f
inched to film"? Acids and ‘ Otheritwo amethysts and one sapphire.‘ Ma-l
chemicals form dangcrous . coupes. lioney said that-while in a camp at
Carbide of. calcium, for instance,‘lS Twin Lakes he had removed the
more dangerous than‘dynamlte. AmtNateneu from ring and brooch settings
lone, gas is made from the Chemica‘iand retained only the stones. Inspect-
End .thedgzts :8 constggtg elven oil it; or Craig and Captain McKena of New
19 pro 11 3 ”BO? a r. . i‘ ,fYork. arrived during the (night and
. Maloney was taken back by them and
FIXING-COAL j’RlCESL ,
the detectives.
.WASHING'PON. Aug. 30.-—Federal
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t , arm. 81 Perm. .. .
., “ ,» - fil'i‘ . 3, result is that the contractors are
“”"m “a 0'1““. spending from three .to’ six times all
5 fl ’ “o ’ h as they need to spend to get the
P’ Shendan & " $319k done The a ,
. . to , .v ~:, u. , , - , ..t .. . : .re:3q,“'md9m
~ , Shauna W on. - . ‘upp‘are'i‘ttly, f; s; rose, at the plan-
an announcement it; to'whethcr "PI'EI- pmyent thétcon'iplctiou of seven} uevr‘
den Wilson's
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53:35:;
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_ , year. Tho school was foundcd by Mrs. ’ . . " . . .
"or "WW”: "I “0")“ (“d-"”5 ‘1 "my be v“ A \lcr"ll . 5‘. f .1 - Nit. . ill i olorctl llrt-Ss lnncn. at 1c.“ than lln- matnttactnrt-t' s prt-tc;
necessary to, pay those cxorbitant ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ “ m “m 0“ ' m ’ ‘m‘ M in a good rang.) “1‘ colors.
in South Norwdlk and Port Chester. in
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not only in attendance. but in equip-l}
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give tlnt sludcut Such a knowlcdg’c oi;
’thnir work Slncc June 30, and also, who t' :
complete their wot-lo During (he pr95.l ‘ mmmgmmmm‘
SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE
HERE ARE A FEW OF THE MANY BARGAINS
—-EVERY ONE EXTRAORDINARY.
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EGYPTIAN NAINSOOK
Madc from finc long.r staple Egyptian cotton: 30‘
wnlc; 13 yards in were ; worth $2.00.
Special ............... ‘ .............. $1.59 piece
ENGLISH LONGCLOTH
Finc Stilt finial]. \‘cry scrviccahlc for untlcrwcat', ctc. : wotth
Elli)”.
Special ............................. $1.19 piece
WHITE GOODS
Spcvial clcan~np of odds and (‘lltIS suitable
Valium up to 4% yard.
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for d misses,
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Clearance Price ....................... 19c yard
WHITE DRESS VOILE
A good Standard quality, tltc kind that give good sci'vicc;
~10 incltcs wnlc: worth 39c.
Special . . ....... . 25c yard
DRESS LIN ENS
Special Clearance Price . . . ............ 49c yard
'l‘hc l'tlllitillN Atnlct'mn's Scott-l1 (ifiiug‘hutns. ot' rcal beauty,
in chm-list, Sll‘lllt‘h and tartan t‘ll't‘t’ls: y zt'tlt titlc.
Special ................... .. 49c yard
DRESS VOILES
(harming t'ttlill'i antl llilllt‘l'lls for dainty tircssca.
Special .......... .. ....... ...........29c.vard
SPORT MATERIAL
For suitintrs‘ and skirtu. smut-t, stylish and attractive (It-o
Signs : yut'tl whic; worth 29c.
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lllcat-ltctl and brown. xccllcnt \t‘cal'int,r qualities and vcr‘y
absorhcnt.
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Andrew DaveyjncL
98 Washington St., So. Norwalk
, ‘ Tel. 410.
19 Main St., Norwalk. Phone ’388.
Economy Store, 44 Van Zandt St., East Not-walk.
Economy Prices With '-llelivcry
Premier Brand Ginger Ale, Best Coffee ..... .... 2461b.
3 bottles for 250 ~ Santos Coffees 19c lb.
Dubelle Grape Juice, ‘ Best. Teas 350 E.
3 bottles for 25c Ceylon Tea . . .‘ ..... 45c lb.
Boyd’s Orange or Lemon
Sugar 10ccan
My-T-Fine Desert,
Duffy's Apple Cider 15c qt.
Olives, Pickles, Chow Chow.
Indian Relish . . 10c bottle
large package 10c Pure Apple Butter . 10c can
latter his arrest by detectives O’Toole .
Lastnlght, after talking with the de- '
control of the country's coal industry LABOR TROUBLES DELAY
was. again“ today the Subject of discua- SCHOOL. ' "
not; by the dlroclqtg “or. the National nosronr Aug. 30.—,—Labor.. troubles
Coal association, :nth ., maximum“ and dimcultr n omitting; motedainlll
Belgian Commission Head and Col. Roosevelt; g
. ‘Baron Mbn‘cheut-Lchettd—ot the; Belgian Commission. led his part: II
the homeot Colonel Roosevelt attoo'oter 1 Bay after they had Wt
Washington and .vartons. cities’ in th'e” United States. The photos“-
caught: he i y j "v ‘satlon‘ a at Belglu . . ».
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Norwalk Chronicler