Evening sentinel, Monday, September 17, 1917 · page 5

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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Mi; are slut the right kind
3' these cool days and cooler
., 820.00 to $30.00.

loner Bolts, Trench Mirrorl.
nun Toilet Rolls. "
SWAGGBE STICKS

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'JOSEPE DAVIS
7 85 Washington Street
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WEATHER FORECAST.

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Forecast for X'orwalk and vicinity:
Generally fair and continued cool to-
“ht and Tuesday. A long ridge of
fish pressure over the Lake region
" Northern New England is produc-
ooohmeasant weather in the north-
an districts from the Mississippi river
“(ward to the coast. The southern
mom has moved out to sea, but is still
‘csuslng unsettled weather on the Mid-
Ge and North Atlantic coasts. Thu
Ianperatures are rising slowly in the
western districts. ’

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HEATHER A YEAR AGO T0-
DAY.
Tempcraturc: High, 75; low.

56. Fair.

 

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PLANES DROP BOMBS
ON GERMAN DE-
STROYERS AND TRAW-
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(lerman government has instruct—l
ed all its representatives in for-i
eign countries to refuse. to accede.
to any attempt which may be made
to force them to reveal to th
Swedish government the contents
of code messages which they may
submit to it.

LONDON, Sept. 17.

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Foreign Secretary, who is now
called on the. papal nuncio
handed him Germany's reply
Pope Benedict’s peace proposal
Saturday evening, according to
the Berlin Lokal Anzcigcr, as quot-
ed in an American dispatch to the
Exchange Telegraph t‘ompany.
ROME, Sppt. l7.———'I‘Ilc l’opolo
Romano explains that Italy is the
last of all the war com‘itrics that

should be affected by the food
shortage. adding: “Alt‘hough

poorer than England and l“
and, because. the protracted war
has brought sutl'cring to the peo-
ple. Italy should not let her troll-

l'illlL‘t‘.

blcs appear too much on the stir-'1

t'acc nor attempt political demon—
strations or violence.”

. NAVAL 'SEA- Cronholni for his services. .

 
 
 
 
 

[is not felt to be directed so much at?
ISweden as toward further inform~l
.ling the world at large
Imany‘s practices. '

——l)r RMl..spcculation as to how the Stock—I
'll‘tl vo'n Kuchlmann the tlcrman IIMl’“ “"913" Office “I“ explain It-I
‘ ' IStockholm

. . . .. . . Baron locwen S'wcdish Minister"
\‘lslllllg‘lUllg Ludwig at Mirna-In! ‘ ’ '

and!

to'

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Idiplomatic service.
ling point is. in the minds of ot‘ficinlsl
.and diplomatis here, is how much.
:thc Stockholm Foreign Office knew;
.'ol' the all'air.

I Von Eckllal'dl 's' letter to

,is regarded by allied diplomatis‘

 

As up added chapter to the story
of the recently revealed intrigue
in Argentina, the disclosure gives
a hint of the nature of the evidence
in this government’s publication
of Germany’s illegitimate use of
neutral diplomats. The full extent.
of this evidence may never be pub-
lished, but it. is known to be. com I
plctc, and this government’s ac»:
tion in making some of it public,

Mlllll BOOK

of Gcr- I

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It does, however, raise some:

has declared that}
to Argentina. transmitted mm—i

sages for (‘ounl von Luxburg. the'

the. Swedish I
The interest-l

he no longer is in

the
.(icrman t‘hancellor recounting the
chlcnl to which (‘ronholm used}
ISwi-dcn‘s diplomatic privileges for
Tt'lcrmany and his rccommcndaliong

Warm .‘Co. ..1
:‘lintku. 7'.ch

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iof an imperial decoration for him.‘

Th

Ill an

(FALL)

With a McCall Quar-
terly as your guide,
your wardrobe can be
stylish and in perfect
taste for the bare cost
of material, plus a little
of your time.

Buy your copy today

purchase of any Mc-
Call Pattern.

McCall Patterns

FOR OCTOBER

now, on SALE ,
BRIGGERMAN BROS.

 
 

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IGci'man t'hargc there, without: —25c;incanada,30c_ :. . ‘ .1
iknowlcdgc at their contents] mcludm a f I Those thousands of yards each at a price below the
‘thlhcr oi.- same defense will be: 3 1'“ °°up°n real value, according to today’s market.
Imade for (‘ronbolni is not known :9 gOOd for 15c toward the i '

long found delightful and serv

Among them therich co
:tumn and winter wear; and t
;with milder seasons.

The dress goods situation
Our government is urgin

apparently, getting ready to compel that saving.

is planning to bring about the
and cotton intermixed.

, Plenty of

. dress woolenr

Thousands and thousands of yards of dress-w
of fine quality and rich beauty—here and now.

'Among them every staple weave that women ha

. . Ihcre as further .0 u ' '-I
The principal excuse for the ”mm“ M then,

 

. ’lcb'n'n'c ill‘t (‘e' l ' ' —
present mm“ being the [”0“ ‘utcdPdccoI-litilhilen'ilhliiiIrmtli:IIlIrlII
shortage, the newspaper asncrts’ ' l l‘ l’ ( ll) L"

rCil‘y News

So. Norwalk'

 

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limits of friendly neutrals for such ‘
that the rovcrnmcnt )r )t).'. ‘ - ' > ‘ - ' ‘I
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issue bread cards on October ll,‘
limiting individual consumption!
to a half pound daily since tbcl
. wheat harvest was about ten mil?
lion quintals. The recent attacks
on the ministry were based on tboI
'I‘urm incidents, the government?

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being chargcd‘witb negligence. m;

—.-—.

" the Central National Bank is having
‘.new steam heater installed today.

‘5 Congressman E. J. Hill was in about
" in. same condition today.

The Second Company of Norwalk, (‘..

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tight for tile liberty of France aml

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LONDON. Sept. 15.—-Adispatch“l0 world. '
from The Hague lo Ilcutcr's lzllllll-l l‘fllt‘l' M. t‘lcmcnccnu addressed
states that information has been I‘ll“ ““lll'“ liilllllll‘l". “lint-5! I
received from (lCl’llmu nlliciall “You men have come to lf‘l‘illlt‘t‘.
quarters that the export of tier- with disinterested motives. YouI
man coal to Holland is being rc-Il'lml": “”l because 3"“ “'0'" “"“l‘.
sumcd. K .pcllcd to come. lull because you

But here at the Howland

drcs.‘ th - ‘ nvcntii n. .
5‘ ‘ w J on the basrs of last January’s

Several group meetings to con-
sider the functions'ot' the different
business organizations in the con-‘. .
duct of the war will be held. :makFS those prices ICSS lllllll

nounav, India, son. 17. «A.» fabrics when we bu more.

cording to a private telegram Mrs. to buy any more, Of SOlllC.
Annie Besanl. head of the 'l‘bco—

not having foreseen the shortage
and forced Italian t'arm'crs to pro-I
ducc more wheat, but it appears,
says the paper, that the shortage

5]]. 6., will drill tonight in the armory.
min Charles Milne will be in
:ifinrge.

' A regular weekly meeting of Duty
flamers' Lodge, No. 10, l. 0.0. F.. williand .thc Austro-(Icruinn propas.
' be. held tonight in the lodge rooms in'gandists and peace parties seized
. Hall street.

 

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on the situation in the hope oft
causing more disturbances among]
The yacht “Flickerfbelonxlng to Exrtbc (‘l\'ll population. Parliament I

5 ammodore William C. Brington °l,wh"'l it meets in mid-October. acil

u fie Norwalk Yacht club will be hauled E’Wllllt! '0 tbc .(i‘iornalc D‘Italin,‘
.1 for the winter tomorrow. " "I cxpcclcddo pass energetic mean:

‘ ‘ 7* ‘ "1'0“ IQ'SIIppresc;internationalsabo-
Local boy scouts who have been cul- lagc, an instance of which. was the

livattng a garden on Hayles' Hill, hats-loss of a shipload of wheat off

M’uted their bean crop on Saturday. t‘ivita Vccchia, due to improper
”a yield was very large. means of unloading.

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‘ ,Willlam C. Smith's auxiliary sloop Socialist parade today was not niml’isl‘m “9"“ Willi.“
”cm "Halls," was hauled out of the particularly imposing dcmonstra-l',‘ WWI" Hill» ”I“ I’lll'll'v

‘ hr the winter. i

I‘ Boy Scout Mop No. 2, in command the motto “Down Willi Stitfl‘tllm‘

out Scoutmaetcr Ire 0. Gregory, hiked Diplomacy!"

b West Norwalk Saturday atternoond Other banners imlicatcd

and camped out over night. The boys the parade might be interpreted asl
‘ mtnrncd home yesterday afternoon.

cd F‘ort Adams. the torpedo stationi
tlmtllllltl the naval training station.

, ..__...___ an election procession. ll'cvicw the apprentice scamcn.
I ‘ Ki'illlam 'H. Farrell of Hickory Bluff Bl'l)Al’li}h"l‘, via Amstcrdnni.I '
cruised to the eastward in his yaclrtiScpt. I'l.——l)r. (lratz, Minister offclly yesterday to render bomagci
“Mystery." Saturday, and returned‘h‘inance in the Ilungarian (‘aln-Lal the grave of (‘ommodorc l‘crryc
Mme lasl night. The “Mystery" willinc‘t. formed by Premier We
‘30 out of commission for the winter,’
‘.gL; this Thursday, at City island.

 

was due. to the lack 0f workmen in” ll l‘tll'lgcl left London today for the INS" :““l "V"
the field. Ilowovpr, the SocialistsI( ontment on a low weeks leave of ”I“ll " you. .
'abscncc. (‘onnt Wrangel vestcr- Wold" 01' other nations llt‘t‘iillsc.

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idny bad a long [lollf‘lrpnce with lvour llltllth'S arc dcvonLol' pcrson-, .
,1“.th Indian gm’crinnent was pre-

ard bored to rcconnnciul to the Madras
but ‘govcrnun-nt that the restrictions
on placed on these people be removed

Iliord Robert (3.0“, the British p”_ nl interest and because you
dcr Secretary for Foreign Afivflirs’flillcd with ideals. you have he
presumably on the subject of the.“ the hardships before you,
dim'losuroefflw record of your countrym
W, 10. lioslrom, ('ounscllor "f theIlm’V“ that you will acquit you
|chdish litigation here, \\"ill take INPI‘T‘ "”bl-V' earning the. gl‘l‘lllul
:clinrac“‘diiriug. (‘ount Wrangeh'sI“l.'l“"“"""‘ "”‘l ll'“ world", I .
‘ ' rams, Supt. l7.—l’nul Bentley“
t‘bicago. a Harvard sludcnt,‘
glimpse m the “upping“ of PH" 0ffdicd yesterday in a hospital at the
the Ann-rican naval and lillllllll‘yllr‘lm I‘m“ "Lllll'lt‘S l‘t‘llt‘_l\'t‘(l
, S'l‘Ot‘KllOLM. Sclit, l7.—’I‘hc:mncbinc was given the Jilpllllt‘sc-l““‘l".\" “'lli‘“ "ll t'Xllliltll'lll' “ll
' "0,“th [W'liil an ambulance which he was
which plriving. (‘urson Ricks, of Etll‘i‘kll,l
water Saturday. and has been put up'lion, heavy showers preventing it included Vice-Admiral ’I‘:iki‘sliitir.I(“‘I~ .anotl‘rcr member "I ”I“
|;”-gp turnout. A banner borne at;M...jm--(;mm-nl Sugano, (inmmmhiAipcrn-an l‘icld [Scrvu-‘c, who was
npircd at the same time, is pm-

I. so». l7.~—.-\ .0"

lthc. head of the parade containedplt‘l' AMI". lAlt‘lllxl'lllmll‘l 'l‘ani—I' . .
kuwa and Ambassador Sato, visit-fi-mwsml‘r lnvorably.

I LONDON, Supp ]3_~_('n"”t A Ewishcd to come. Your country nl-
lWrnngcl, the Swedish Minislcr to ‘ways possessed Iovc mid friendship
Itlrcal Britain. and the (‘ountcss for Francc. NM" .“m “1'" ill ““1““

ry French house

s’rocnnol..\i, Sept. l7.——.\t

grcnl Iribcral meeting held hcrc >
At the training station it. has.today. a resolution proposed byI
'3 pence demonstration as we“ usllll‘NI plllllllt‘tl it) Illth‘ ‘lllt‘ VisitorsIl’l‘ol'css‘ol' l'ltlt‘ll, It‘lltlt‘l' OI. lllt? lilll-i
cral Party in the Second (‘hambcrh
The mission, which came to this-Was umiuimonsly passed express-i
l re.

ing the dccpcst regret that
Swedish Foreign Oflicc was not

korclc‘t'rom whose visit sixty-three ycarsill th‘llitm 10 deny llH‘ RSSl‘l'limlI
last month, has retired from tbciago Japan dates its rise. to a world Ilhut it had l'orwurdt‘d '(flllh‘fl' it‘ll";
ministry. l)r. chcrlc has tcnipor- powcr. spent last night as gncsts'grams in ignorance of their con-
.arily taken over the portfolio ofprl‘ various lllemhors of lllc sumfilcnts. which contents when reveal-5

You are not like 1|“. ‘mcnl. They had been hcld I'or po-

tlll .
0“ Sillll lllltl llL'l' «'lSSOt’Illlt‘S \\'(‘l‘l‘ ll 81‘-

sophical Society, and George Ar- Forty Styles Of W001 Plaids;
undale and ll. Wades, two male as- many sizes and rich effects-—
sociates, have been released from $1.39 to $2 yard.

intcrmcnt bylhc Madras govern-

Velour plaids and small
checks, 54 inches wide—$3
yard.

Fancy striped woolen suit-
ings, 54 inches wide—$2
yard.

Scrgcs poplins and

is

litical agitation,
It was rcccntly unnouncml that

,_ l the government were satisfied
1,. they would refrain from uncon-i
lstitulional and violent methods 1 ' '
'and political agitation for thc rc- mass 4- mCheS Wide

tnaindcr of- tbc war. ‘ yar '
The restrictions placed by the | Crepes sergcs panamas and
Indian govcrmncnt on Mrs. lie—"popljnHLso to $2‘yard.

Third floor,

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qucl lo a violent bomc rule ngita-l
tion. which evoked a storm of ad-‘
vcrsc comment in the press of ln~I
dia. Mrs. licsant was expelled fromI
the presidency of Bombay lastl
iycar for preaching revolt, and lat—I
‘cr she was forbidden by the ln-.

" diun gm’crnmcut V) participate in'

 

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in.

any elevator.

.. Skirt to
I order-"$1.50 l

:. One of the cheerful services of the store to women

 

Alfred Riley, the. two-year-old son of

" fir. and Mrs. David Riley of Orchard

attract, is confined to his home with an

' attack of (liptheria. Health Oflicer 'Dr.

:‘William J. Tracey has placed a quaran.
the on the Riley home.

 

(Company A, of the auxiliary police

heme, will hold its first fall meeting:

mm] drill tonight, in the Town Assem-
Hy Hall, in.Wall street. Business of
great importance will be transacted,
and it is urged that every memberwo
the company be‘present. ‘

Many Jewish business houses
throughout the city will be closed to-
» “day to mark the Jewish New Year,
which began last night at sundown.
Ten days after Rash Hashana, which
is meant to serve as a spiritual review
(or the last year, comes Yom Kippur,
athe Day of Atonement, the most sacred
axonslon in the Jewish calendar.

 

 

 

 

7r... rmwm
0 With Minifleadc

"l‘hey help me so much and I and
. seller on noon on I begin taking your
,J‘oley Kidney Pills." Hrs. Frank P.
Wood. nor-rill. Heine, R. F. D. No. 2.

- Sometimes it seem an it you can't
atom! the pain acron- yourback. It
:1- just making your life mlunblo
and robbing you of all energy and
strength. ”When you are constantly
aired. head always aching, nemn “on
case.” tldncy action painful and burn--
jug. then in the time to nut to at
an. “aura: “4mm"...

2 on ‘

Ildnoy'n. improve inli’uuon. mm
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I Finance.

Allif‘y'l‘EltllAM, Sept. 15.—
"Only fools believe we shall ever
give up Riga," explained Dr. lus-
tav Strcsomann, National Liberal
member of the llcichstag.~ address-

ling a National llibcral mcctin‘g lllHlf spccchmahing, the only addrcss Ht‘ccssary measures to demon-
chrlin 'I‘hursdny.

I)r. Strcscinann made a further
attack upon I’i’csidcnt Wilson's
‘rcply to Pope Benedict's pcacc
llc took up the. different.

,nolc.

'points successively and defendedl

[German militarism as a necessity
1on the ground of the empire 3 gco-
Igraphical position.

The meeting. which repeatedly
grccl ed l)r. Slrcscmann’s militant
eutlcranccs with
itelcgraphcd to Emperor William
:a message. similar to those that
lhave been recently sent from var~
:ious such meetings.

"WASHINGTON, Sept.

15,——

using Sweden’s diplomatic service
for transmitting forbidden coni-
munications 'betwcen German
agents and the Berlin Foreign Of~
lice prevailed in Mexico as well as
in Argentina is revealed in a docu~
mcnt published by the State De-
partment, which passed between
the celebrated Herr von Eckhardt,
German Minister in Mexico, and
the (f'hancellor. ’

It discloses how Folkc (‘.‘ron-t
holm, Charge of the. Swedish Em-
bassy to Mexico, practically acted
as a messcngcrboy for von Eek-
hardt. persona" ansmittiug as

 

his legaticn’s own ispntches, mea-
uges from the German Legntion,
even going to the point of deliver-
ing them personally at the tele-
graph ofllce, and how you Bob
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loud —applausc.l

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How Germany ’s secret practice of

mcr colony, There was a marked Icd nwohc the just abhorcncc of all I
absence of formal functions yes- Sweden. and condemning the care-'
lclday, and the visitors today ap- lawless lbntpcrmitlcd such acts
pcarcd,nnu-b refreshed, 'l‘hcir lo bappcn_ The resolution rcso-
visit had been so arranged as to NW." tlflnlllllllt‘tl “Nil IIH‘ HMO"!-
rclicvc lhcnras lunch as possible mcnl im‘mcdinlcly undertake all

 

 

 

planned fur today being a brief slratc indubitubly to the SwedishI
'spcci-h by Viscount lsbii at a l,nl,-'pcoplc its determination to main-.
the reception at the ('usilm hm- }his'lain towards all bclligcrcnls abso»
al'tcrmmn. ,Iutc neutrality.

AMEIx‘It‘AN TRAINING ('AMI’I ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Sept.l
IN .h‘liANt‘E, Sunday. Sept. 16.——'l7.~—-I’lans for the co-opcration of
American inl’untrymcn ot' lbc cx~'virtunlly the. entire industrial and:
pmlitionnry array “held their first "conmicrcial interests of the coun-E
field day today since their landing try in the conduct of the war were
in France with Georges (‘hnncuqto be discussed by high govern-é
;ccau, former French Premier. asjmcnt officials and prominent. busi-:
the guest of honor. A battalion ofiness men front all sections of the3
an infantry regiment. gave. demon-{country at a special war converni
strations of machine gun, rifle and ‘tion of the (‘qunber of Commerce:
bayonet assaults. concluding witIr'of the United States, preliminary"
a genuine American athletic pro-'scssiolis of which opened hereto-l
gram ‘ including hundred yard '(lay. The convention formalIyE
dashes, tags of war and boxing'will open tomorrow and will con-I
bouts. . ' , tinuc until Friday. John II. Ftlllt‘y,:

The entire ba‘ttalion that par- :of Boston. former president of the!
tlclpatcd in the program lunchedIoraaniznlimn was the lll‘lifl'ilitlli
III the open air, M. (‘lemcnccau bc- islli‘tlkl‘l‘ "l “NI".V'S lilt‘t‘tillll- I
ing the guest of General Sibert audl SOP-I'l‘lfll‘." 0f War Bflkt‘l‘ is 10"
the Fcheh otlicials dining with the ’(ll‘lin‘l' an Htltll‘flSS ill the firm l‘t‘ll"i
American Irriga(licr-genem]s, Inxular session tomorrow, acting nsi
an address to the American ofiiccrs, fpresidcnt of the Council of N ation- .‘
M. (‘lcmenceau said2- '.al Defense. In the afternoon.

"I feel hig‘hly honored at the Franklin K. Lane, Secretary of thei
privilege of addressing you. I Interior. will outline what Amcri-l
'lrnow America wcll. having lived :Wl" I’ll-“ll"‘ii-‘i “10" may ll" '0 flltl I":
in your country, which I have al-:“‘l"“l"l3 lllt‘ Wt". Boris Bakhmc~i
ways admired. and I am deeply im-Iili‘fiy Rilfi‘lllll Ambassador; Frank?

American army on French aoil inltlllSll'it‘S Board, and Dr. vaellv
defense of liberty, right and civi-Ilmlflht Hillis, 0' Brooklyn. “DWI
button against barbarians. My other speakers on tomcrrow'npro—
mind compares thin event to the llfflll- Herbert C. “00W". 140

Pilgrim. For"; who' landed on’Northelile. chair-an emu
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lors so well-suited for all-t

he light tones that harmonize, i
finklflq‘

is interesting. ’i:

g a saving of wool. 'It is, ?

There

use of fabrics made of wool I

new ;

All woolen fabrics hovel

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gone up. T hey are likely to go higher. .. .

store, dress woolens are Sold l
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That makes their prices less than real value today. It :
they will be for the very same I
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Gabardincs poplins and
scrgcs, 54 inches wide—$2
and $2.50 yard. -.;

Fancy velour of I unusual
beauty, 54 inches wide—$5
yard. .

Chiffon broadcloth—$2.35
and 53 yard. _,

‘ Black chiffon broadcloth of
remarkable beauty, 54 inches
wide—$5 yard. m

Velour and zibelinc coatt
ings, 54 inches wide-$3 yd. .

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from any of the many hand~'

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{ Rich plaids and checks and plain fabrics, pure wool“

and of special value at their prices.

Novel pockets and effect

Models of the new styles are ready—and charming. j ‘ "51 I

ive buttons give them diver..'

'sity.‘ Some have attractive gathered back; some are pleato‘

:ed. \

‘ _ '.And they hang with a graceful swing.

‘Any of the styles at the

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mean. Third

A $1.50

one price of

This charge covers all except the regular price of'th'c‘!
”woolen chosen. There are no extras of
=~skirt is guaranteed to fit satisfactorily. . .

any sort‘attd cm!
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any meetings. deliver lectures or
publish bcr writings in India. Shot
and her associates were prohibited 5
from rcsiding in Madras (‘ity and:
were ordered to remain within;
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TRIED TO KILL ENTIRE FAMILY. ;

 

NEW BRITAIN. Conn, swarm-1
Frank Lembnrdo was bound over to;
Superior Court from the pollce courtI

His bond was fixed at $10,000.

Immblrdo. It is alleged, fired are,
ohou‘ It Vito Ronni-u and his
and daughter late yesterday ulternoonf

and musical. it in “the (M h-

 

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NOR‘WALK CONTR

(The Commercial Record.)
Andrew Veno has the contractl to
build a burn for Mike Lesta on Travis.
Place. It is to be 21x16 feet. of trauma
construction. and will cost 8300.

Vincent Savastano will bulld a frame ,

garage for himself on Snowtlon street.
It will be 12x16 feet, coating 8150.

ODD FELLOWS IN CONFERENCE

Sept. l2.~‘RU[If0'-
sentnilvon of the Independent Order
of Odd Fellows omnlutlon It a con-

""° lettuce yesterday with the food “0

m'lnlotntloo. recommended in the so-

dium a dispute concern” his a»; m. mummy a wheitlm meal
mat to my the girl, who to'

an n mile-emu .. not any.

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