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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 15, 1918 · page 12

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cl’ins

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Thess cheer-less winter dsys
our liesrts ere lull oi yearning
to ill mysterious ways to
“Keep the Home Fires Burn-
Eli's, to brew some magic

to mitigate complamt,

to wsks from ugly dreams and

find cool where i “aint.”

0,wsdsomefairygieussome

wend or wishing ring from

x chills and ills to free us, we'd
. we the rotten sing. O

t {acts will not relent.
ystsreusinthefecefioel
“I an extinct beast which,
, left no trace. Yet, for-
we must press—no wav-
dfing or turning-we're bound .
3' fight distress and Keep the ‘
Fires Burning.

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Deleg tes Urged, H
To Ratify Agreements

1 iNlrlANAPOLlS. Ind. Jan. 15, '

Il’residcnl Frank J. Hayes of the Volt-

:ed Mine Workers of America. in 19'
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Whenyou buy just somuchboard,floorin¢,trimorsssh
yonmissthevitslservicstlnt csngowithsll such lumber
poducts. Servicefirstintheplsnningoitheworkendthen
speedy service in its completion and delivery.

Perhaps you hove s building, repairing or remodeling job.
Btnrt right. Put your lumber needs up to us. You will be sur-
prised how much we can help you.

 

iviewing the ailltilleii of the organiza-
‘Ition at the biennial com ciition of the
run'on today. urged the delegates I)
'ratily the wage agreements enter-ed
rinto at. \‘l'ashinizton with the bitumin-
lou< and anthracite operators and
'V t sanctioned by the federal government.
The agreements. now in cdect. call
for int-team.- in Magi-'3 and extend the
present contracts two years. from
'Apiil l. lillil. "We iuur-r remeiirber,"
.said l’repident Hayes. "that V't' have
iset'ured very substantial wage ad-
Vance/E during the past Mn”. and that
Ilhr re have been iew ii any industries
;in the country that have fared as Well
'aa cum in the matter of increased
wagon." .
.. The report retiews the litigation in
Hin'hich the union is involved. irartrcrc
gmga flatly the Wei-it Virginia case “herein
the organizations of the l'nited Mine
.Workeru of America are enjoined
.from Holicrting employee of it coal
llfllitlllany to become rirembci's of the
organization. The Supreme (‘ourt of
the United States sustained the in-
junction. The report says:
"ller-islonrt of this character are cal-
culated. if not designed. to tliiwli‘ri)‘
‘mll organization and return coal min
in); conditions to the chaotic state
-ril once prevailed: end We hate the
right in name of our patriotic service

For instance, it an old room needs remodeling or you went
s new door, or you want additions] rooms in sttic, come to us for .
information as to the best way to do this.

The Hatch & Bailey Co.

Beaver Board Flooring oi All Kinds

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Clearance Sale oi All Winter Clothes lor
Women and Misses}

If we could make you fully realize what a saving it means
to you to supply your clothes needs now you would come here
right away, TODAY, and take advantage of these exceptional
bargains this sale offers. Finer grades are not made, lower price

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‘PKOHOHIIC ueltaic. to protest again.“

"I NEW QCMCE COATS reduced to as low 8| ------- - ------ . - “-93 and up tlierte revolutionary decisions and to
s l DRESSES reduced to a; low as _____ . _________ ”.98 and up ‘ insist. if title be the law of tlielcorriits

a mom: josh catigfl‘O‘PRAfléthI SKIRTS reduced tons low as ...... ............ $3.98 and up iii! 1' ”m” b" (“wa m m? A
‘- Opfrfilzcdlllwoo at!!! 2;: :11 01‘ ALL HATS 590 ON THE DOLLAR. “In this ciisirt the Sherman not?

trust an and other federal statutes

the some. Discus is censor , . . .
ore set aside to permit the formation

wrench, twist or “trail! in the]
Even if done in childhoot ,
pinched nerve: and Wu is l

ills in the diflerent organs nnr 1

CLOAKS we PARIS MiLmN'ERv
33 So. Main St. So. Norwalk

some of it by udininbitrative' iii-tarry
.und some bv express congressional
laws. It r-cems. however. to be de-
‘cliired an open neuron by the federal
."I judiciary [or hunting labor unions:
““"‘——'—- “gland this contention. should riot adv
ljourn without taking some decisive
’steps (or laying. before ('onui'esn the

 

 

:priictors remove the cause 0'
snd pain. health is restoret
..‘ harmonizing the nerve eys

. in your body. Female troubles i
- Ipeclsl stlention: also curvsturi .

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. a. spine!: You will never regro‘l ‘ 7 . !>inu“i()n raised by these decisions
,mins the hirpractor s chsnce tit A S FOR THE W EEK innit of securing lettirtliilive assurance
D Y .

on. I , . . ..
“(n ‘lillillllfll their reprtrtion.
u one autumn“ 31'9“ 3130- l‘r-esidenl Hayes also drew thr- ut-

Extra Fine Creamery Butter, per lb.

 

 

 

f I ' i ; """"""" ' ' ' l C 'leiition of the delegatert to the con-
. gm. TI FR C's, I). C. ‘ stflected Eggsy per dot. . . - . ... . - . . ...................... . 45C i “-nun [ll’()f‘“t'lilnflfi in ”l? l'nited
. fl Waginxton no, So. Norwslk. Cons l Live Oak Buckwheat, per pkg. 27c Nam. Supwm, (.mm unminf m” m.
. » are unto from Palmer School. gr ...... .. ..... m _ “Mr \‘rrgtnb'i um) um mm“.
‘L 1 Try Our 21c Coilee .......... . .. 5 lbs. for $1.00 mlfl'ludvmm "Wmmnmm ”I. H mm”
A: l “I “‘4'" T J: Dunham 01' sobepp I cocoanut out to ' - - . - - - ‘. . . . . , . 8c ; (-otiimittec {or the purpmc oI' lornrri

3 ‘ I . ' ' . H li- t' .. :r ilicy to meet the 'Ir'rtlle.
. Six Cans 8w1ft s Runbrite Cleanser ................ 25c 1 “iii; "3;” recommend“, ”w build
‘ 1hit: up of the organization's finances

A. STULL

rlor the purpcte of «renting it defense
'l'tiitd i‘or'urie utter the “Fir, ‘it'lrreigdl
' > - ' in that soiuc' ring “our
Edit Norwslk- 3:): 33:31:): t‘ho union to :issiu't for.
*5. iclgn'born lllt‘lllhi‘l'rt to bet-mire Alllt‘ll
* . Han (utizens. lle recoiiiiiieirded the
-. .uppointuiiiit by local unions of com-
lririttr-e5 oir naturalization to early on
limit work.
Convention He

ht Cottage Street.

roan VALUE .
risliic’s Pics

he Most Economic Des-

 

ars Letter lrom Pres.
Wilson. .

Wednesday Specials

 

j RIB LAMB CROPS ..... ............. " rxrir \.\',\l’()l.‘lS. ind. Jun. 1:
[1. Sold 3‘ A“ Sliil‘CS. : LOIN LAMB CROPS . . . . .. _ . , . , , , , , 4 , , .... I. ..... :3: i: I with} ilillilit'sr! 5 lot Ah;:"|('l(|llil:;: “is?“ '11:?"
Try Them. = mom mix ....... . . . . . . . . ......_...::1' so. 1.; ;-:é:.‘:.'..:: L."
. PORTERHOUSE STEAK l ' ' Wilson expl'r'nsilltz his good Will to»

 

 

32c lb.
FRESH 0R PICKLED PIGS’ FEET ........ 120 lb.

See my big exhibit of hares and rabbits at the Poultry
Show, Jun. 17th, 18th and 19th. '

[ward the cozrl dimers ol the countrv,
the l).t‘nnial t'tttlt‘tlllitln or the l'uit-
i-d .\lliie \‘i'ork‘rs of Aiiiei'rcu .tlllt'll-
ed here today. :tli.- delegates ill a';
to nilimcc I't'ltl't"‘t'illliIl-’. more than loo,-
ttttll orurinizri irren in the industry.

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; ,I . U ‘ ~ '~ - ' - t. t'ltl‘h
S . PM the illhl llilll lll than, .

: ehultze s sanl‘ary Markets an increase In wages wiltl‘ notl be the

i . ' ' ‘ iar-nnroimt business. alt Olltll llldtl,
DENTIST . 32 Washington 8!. 39 Main 8:. law“ mm“ 1, my “WM" :mmr
‘ I ‘ South \l “h ‘ . I‘urd will come br-l’ore ’the delegates.
.“JtsinSt. 80.Norwolk, Conn. _ ' ./ Norwslk. The ...,,,,.,.,,,;,,n. ......mdmg ;..‘..|§“,‘:.‘xp
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-Iniz omccrs, Will iatil‘v th
Wiltzt‘ ucrtlea agreed to
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M9tcllz30a.m.,7t08p.m.'

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7' .1 cries and

 

" T ' ' ,, Eund anthracite .
'In conicrc‘nce in “

RECOMMENDS , [room at mu, “gunman.” .... ,.,..,..,,,........-m. m... r.
NEW HOLIDAY' __.__. italk or lmlllt' opposition. An unusual

; WALL STREET. 10:30 a, m,—‘an5.‘leattlre oi the ttlt'i‘lint: .5 thu aim-rich

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. ~ . - . . sure a , t .- ml) committee which heretofore
Mu“ \Ollk. Jan. 1... A means or Kolmt loading Willi! wen renum’tgiusluyf' biouglrt in it iclmt‘l “W ii “I" '

«,contiervlng fuel throughout the card. 0d it! the opening of today's SlOclr . wane
zgicfgau? whblch have been vitally Marlo-r. If, S. Steel and 17mm, Pan. “lVVth'l‘w “WW"..H will “m
announcedy todifozt‘hafitholr‘xlfinln git”: “0 '0“ fl DOinl. and some Ipecbrltieii. hinlrer Whites. ttrcv at!“ “"iwv'mme

‘ r all"? ‘ . - iokin totiInrainu-i '
Administrators have recommended p ulnrly the mm" and '0h3000.mk' "”321“. nirrgdui'd. at lentil utter
that President Wilson declare Mon- Ktolllttt were. extremely renctiouar -ol the WP

yr , In, this and a hull“
liil‘ i - lthe war ht OHI- _
! rer’r'ltbr;f “I holiday through” "ll" Th” "“3”” WI? ehereii were IOVI-Hlefpntul fund in flllflfli'hlt‘d by some of

 

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rink Ior

.ol exporting trusts and similar pooln,

ed "3'

m!“ U! ‘ t . . .
lIwiieltn. p m)" "light or ltn or by substantial "Minute to a point. the londcru for its"? in the event any

. Wit t‘i’
It Wart routed this declslon wnu “dim" g
3 reached at a meeting hurt night at-
tteniied by P. It. Noyes, representing
iv'uel Administrator (larfleld. A. II.
Wiggin. Fuel Adminiirtrtitor for New
.York Sim". Reeve Schley. New York
tt'ountv l-‘ucl Adiirinlstrator. and .l. J.
th‘toi't'ow, Fuel Adlllillinll'illltl' for new
. :nglrind. "
i The (leclul'ntlon of one lozul holiday
tweekly was truitnluiourtly uni-cell upon
pm the bout means or conserving fuel

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horror s Market
M. 583-2
and cllecting u general relief liou.
. llill'ilt‘llllm incidental to the coal situa-

-£00K.m

3 fl THESE PRICES ON
. ‘ Congollum
Rugs

‘ 841-2..'............$1.66

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l COTTON CONSUMED IN DECEM-
: BER

. WASHINGTON. .Iun. IS.—-i‘otton
rcnnrirrrrrctt during lurccnrber amounted
to .'.lt:,.’.tto rttnnltic brrlcri ill“! for the
tight tironthu cmlimt Deconiber 3i. 2..
795.76! bob-n, the t'cmruri Bureau to‘
dov announced.

 

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WHITE PINE COMPOUND

WITH TAR

F. H. BAXTER
nnoooisr

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s cm

7, ,101-2.................$8.25:

M12....................”.75;
dimple“).............6.0tr

ivrnn- itiirrtiirtiri'I
concur

ry s Sentinel Want Ad.

F. 5. “TIM
Joli Printing

So. titanium

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’iihipplngs hardened at the outset. but
soon fell back. Liberty Itonds were
lower. I

WALL STREET. 11.10 p. m.»-~Tho
market made turther advances during
the dull mid-eenrdon. shipping: in-
creasing their (trim on rumorn at an
extra dividend on Marine Prelerrcd In

the near' future. lnrlu t ' -- time of holdlnu the biennial convcn-
itlrenlltht-ned it a . H m"; M 1 lions lrom January to St‘vtt‘ttlht‘lv “n“
. .. .. Stool rallying :.l- to have it meet in (rm-prom partrt or

"Will 2 pointu from its low price at the
morning.

NEW YORK. Jun, l5. Wtill Street.
Noon-«The .vellinit oi motors and to
but-co cui't’lwl those titoclot down i to
4 points In the “rut hour. Steel» trnd
equipmenlu yielded l to I b2 and Illic-
clirltlcrt nird utilitleri l to ‘2. The not.
brrck In i'nlla averaged a point. Union
Pacific noon recovering. Totvnrd mid-
day the lltit improved on the ntrcnnlh
uhown by Crucible Steel. «Iripplnn
and Mexicans, notoblv American
‘t-tnreltlnrt and Mexican Petroleum. LI-
trcrty 3 l-‘ii mid at 98.58 to $9.50.
First i'ii tit 97.54 to 97.50, Focmrd i'n
.M 96.12 to tttl.32.

intro oath”; ....
;“Wheatless” and “Meatless"
1 Days Introduced
1

\l'ASiltht'i'tm, Jim. 15. lttlhi to
mourn" the food law no u to ourpower
the Pond Adminlutrstlon to compel
Eobotvunce n! whcatieitir 'rnrt nit-ultra»
‘dnyrt. or tiny other moonlit” Ii- pre-
Mll'llttlt. new» Introduoed . today by
Ripr-cm-ntiillw Lover curl itrvniitur
1 ftrial-cone, acting tor the Atlminhllll-
. on.

In mode to re

attempt
a. Among the

'Iownwar
bi one to Inc
from 25 count
ruect increaited

plans on toot
roam the per cnpitil tux
to 50 cents a month to
cxpenm’s oi tht‘ union.
'nnd to pay the route of the orttunlz‘
in; campaign, and other plan In to
tlmli'nti the. riiembcrrt 5t) cents a inont

ll) be lined lor dct'cmte purpowm only.
‘ HIT/Oil! wlll be made to change the

the country. Instead 0! In lndlnnnpolis.
ttlcvr-iantl. Scranton, Pu. and turnout
i‘lty. Mo. want the next convention.

‘ Samuel (lonrpern prerddent oi the
American.li‘cderatlon of Labor. in - ir-
peclcd to uddl‘t'tttl the miners a Week
from today. Itr. Harry A. Garfield.
Nurtonrri li‘uel Adlltittitiit'llttil'. him been

Invited to speak. ‘
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-IARTLETT REEF LIGHTSHIP
ASHORE.

II'ISllitlil'S ISLAND. X, Y.. .‘an. IT». ~
The Ilnrtlott Reel Light verowl broke
her mooring» during u ttttti'rr' wellct'ly
mlo Sunday and wont forced millill‘t ut
the wont end of Fttiher'n lrditnrl. (‘np
{m Hinlth rind crew .t net-en men ro-
ruulncd on the uhip until Mommy
ruornlnn. v.lrr-n the tender Mirth-too
wort sent, from New London to their
old. The Ilahtrtlilp wort pulled on late
Monday sttornoon and towel to Now
London. Princlpsi damage was in
broken" rudder. '

r A relief lluhtnhlp won equipped to-
dsy tor Immediate nervlcc at nrtlclt
Feet and It weather permits. will he
mined at the slstlon ton‘ilbt.

 

 

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Trietram a. Hy

Norwalk’s Lending Dry Goods Store

 

IJUMESFUUNCOATS

Reliable Garments, in black and many. colors.
' Silk or Cloth Finish.

The Famous Gans Umbrella.
For men and women, $1 to $6. Handles of many
‘ styles.
Don’t Miss the Fur Sale

There are plenty of bargains left in muffs and neck-
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T0 WASHINGTON H.Krieger & COO.

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For Reliable Up-ioallalc
C LOTHE S.

for men. women. boys and girls. come to see us. The
prices that are tagged on now will astonish you.

Reliable Furs .
At Aslonisliingly Low Prices

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\'a.. Jan. 1.7. Walter
fipoertliahh. arrested near Morrison.
Mir" on the charge of attemptim: to

ct fire. to the army iiiacazinc iicary
lhi‘]'-". and who ‘Vil-i brought to ltich-'
mood and held in the city jail thisi:
.iirorning, Is being taken to \‘l'aalrinic"
ton this afternoon in charge or led-r
"till officers presumably on ille way tofu
Baltimore. l

BALTIMORE. Mi. .lan. r5. Two!
large boxes fill-"d with documents but
‘ouging to Lieutenant Walter Spoer-i
mann. alleged German spy arrested in:
\'orl'olk and understood to he on his;
way to Baltimore for a hearing in rhcllt
’cderal court. WEI“ Fihled by the only
we irr a house in West Fayette sow-r.
'l’he pnpers Were found in the romitfr

it Marius Ankh, Ill year-s r-lrl.°a tier-i. ‘
man encmy' alien. Aach was arrest-r
i'tl. ‘ ;

Al the office of l'niledl {Stale-E.
.\I:ir.~hiil (‘Irai'lert ll. Stockton. :‘Sl'l
Mild tlriit Spoermunn approached him} .
the latter part of Ito/t month and :rsk-i .
ed him to take ('tttt'i or two boxes for
him. He lii‘t‘iiil"‘(ixlllill. Irv did not
know the ”More or the contents. .

{tech hurt the secoirl pcrrton to "”owwr‘rcrmwww
arrested bore in connection Willi t'nei ' ' T ‘ T a ' 4
coma Fred-wick Ii. t‘. Spocrmnnn. u "
brother of Wultrr :itioeriiztinn. was Bethle

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ilir ",(llll‘lilllllt‘nlinn with the lit "fin h'or-

hem Steel Co.

taken into iistodt' l:i.-t iriclrt lie Writ, 1'11 M . 'ciun olllce lllt'illl;ll t‘orint ton lritrv
technically charged with r'io-ri'irrgj b ' ‘8 anagers m burg. the German Minister to Art-4n-

the President's pznclntirution. bff

liner, with the object of couch/that:
clr'trruink his lt‘rilit nt" oath-tut intit't".

peace with t’h’zr'nrnn)‘ at r.r._\ titty“ in

Organization Changes

to the federal :rtrtliorrti' >1 lic t't'lllt'r' ., , . h _ y . as to permit the itt-stttnitvtion of till-'1‘
hut'liii: lr‘ud any l'()lllli'(‘ll0n "with his: (‘01:?igninfi‘SLTI“Inge? iiiirorlriicoll hens. ' ‘

I ' -'-tl vcliViIics. " '2. ' " ‘ ,' it is underatoml thin “whit-e will
brot ”I ‘ A". H t the lollowrnu important ("'Iinut" in ‘ ‘

. . . be itiblis‘iod in Aim-ram i'rl‘tt lli'Lit.
{the organization ot lhe I ‘ ’ ' '

Srecl i'oiiipimy:

Quincy ”t'lll. pica-m i; heir.l runn-
cuer' ol‘ thrl Stcclt'on plant, ll'ltiltlii'.”
cd to the i'cntrztl tit‘t'.;tniz;l?iitl tit
13'“ town Bethlehem. to assume the dirtie: of

llet hleberu

U so \VdO—(l to Save Coal
- in Torrington Schools

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MAY INVESTIGATE CAMP CONDI-
TIONS

\t'.\.~‘Ill.\‘l‘.’l'().\', Jan, IJ.~ A5 is

result of ecntiriv-rTf in 7b“ ll! '4‘

 

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TORIKINH'I‘ON, Jun. 13..

"'.‘r.:

school committee ha~ decided to or.» \ir‘lp‘s" r ' - ’ .

. . - - ”rink!“ in charge of opermion:. , .. y .y . .,
commit-- the use or coal in t]|<."|‘q'. W l" Roberts. in charge of my“. mc. lilo rloatlr tioni pnmmonro of
i'inuton High school hold-m: and in ”mm “M... transferred ,0 ”H, ”in... fromci' Kerri-o-rwntntivc .ltrdinil At.

"5" Wood ill-“1"“! in "l'il'l' '0 WV" Izind plant as general inmuizt'r. I".

(lamp Wheeler, (leornlu. nf’ltl't“"lla'
."t‘i'i'e the “Will supply.

tics- t‘ad, of (thin. today iflll'tliltl-s'tl a
resolution to direct the llilitarv atom-
tender“ at the Maryland plant. will mittce to inrcsticatc cariip condition/i}.
become the assistant, gem rail in own i" ‘ Camp site selections, sufllcrcncy or
of tilt“ lifiri‘lamd l'lflnl- fermions. hospital tarurrios. and tom-
’ F' A‘ Robbins will succeed Mi" tnrent of sit-kysoldiern would be inten-

STAMFORD. Jun. 1w e do not fg‘lgznfeam‘ F',‘“‘;‘.“‘i;3;“:ijl':f’if?!" ligated umn the i'caolrition. .uam- of
maintain the Tciuporarv I ome as a slatant gem“! I'mahagr. ‘ Thr: I.“ hlajor Gardinf-r'fi friend-hum surrt'l't'

lIOSDllfll. and WP d0 "Oi l'f‘t‘f‘lVP (‘lllill- bannn blast [“rnncp [ii-"porting 3“,” ing the m0V( ment.

ren under (our years of age." hyreal-ter come under the dirt-ct Mm ,____._____..————-
So saying. in micro courr. this writ-RN 0‘ John l" B'm'kv ““7"" CHESTE

lorenoon. County Commissioner Hen- g‘zt‘l‘g3L3' grpllfigggs'a"Thyfirjz‘:'

rv P. Crawford objected to commit- ink changes become ”new“, Imme-

ment of Josephine Born. are 12. and diatp|y_

Roric Bovu. one 2. who are now helm:

cared for in the local ("hlldrens TWO KILL

Home. .

r‘t.
Wood. the present general manager.
at Maryland, Mirins.

M. .l. Scammell. general stlptt‘illm

BARRED EJMYoBNTV HOME

 

Commissioner Crawford Objects to Bo-
vp Children's Commitment

RFIELD WOMAN SUICtDEG

t ....STl-thl-‘Illl.lt. .lan. 15,—hlru.
Kittie Zulst died at the New topolon
' Hospital todat'. from a uunnhot wound
‘Inllictcd bv heruelf last Wi-ilnv-utay
Iwith suicidal intent. shl' has been on-
WREOK IN KENTUCKY‘cr-nociourt since lit-r l’arth act,
LOUISVILLE, Ky.. Jan. 15. Two

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The charge that they are. dependent I _.___-_... . . -
children was therefore trolled and, ap- persons were killed and 10 others.
parentlv. they will remain in thelo- injured. thirteen of them scrlonaly.|

out Home. lusephlnc hash di‘seusethut last night. when at Louisville and!

requires periodical treatment. Southern lndiann tration car bound.

_._._ from lndiannpolls to Louirtvillc crush-l

poc'rons THREATENED By A ‘cd into the rear of a Jotlcruonvillc.

‘ "on .lnd.. and Louisville Intcrui'baii car on

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criitrxo. .lnn. 13.Thrt‘e doctore. In- wtn-“ftuytliruitlznng; h of the in: i all

. ' ' . .ewlit. Anicr- “ M " ' ,' » '

tludlmr D”, ”(TM und ' , P . ilondinz an investigation. olllclalnl

leans, sent to ten“ hen, treat or e h. .. -I . Ma we 0 un"

klnc. to Int‘ceticnte it Name. were Gilt (t ""“"’" compo: d“) “'3; ”wt

threatened by it mob which became an 9 ’ o " a” an any n ‘ ' .
tiered tit their efforts to check the

 

 

 

accident. but were Inclined to Hamill

 

opt-end oi the disease. Thev have cent It “1m“ weather condition: :PEA BEANS. .

ll telnurnm to the diplomatic repre- . ' . . . ; Slightly discolored.“ ' .

Hentutlvch here making that n viper-int Many Litigation Suits ‘ Fine {or bolting or “mg.

trnin be sent to their rescue. Appeals 1001’. ‘

For Hartford County

to the cot'erntnent by the diplomnlc

FINEST OBBAHZRY ‘

brorrnht nurturrmcea ot militnrv pro- llMl'l‘l‘Oilli. .lrm. l3. More than
friction tn". plumb" h, pnerimonlc tn Lotto r-ttillii involving lltlzzrrtlmr are on BUTTER. . .. . .. . . . . . . .. ‘9‘ lb.
. ‘ . . , the t-lrrpi-rlor ('otirt docket for Hint
tvpc rind the local nuthorltrtot are re- lord County. .Ill-‘t' hroiui-lcted. Sr no WARRANTED
it‘ll'll‘d Indifferent ‘" 1‘” encroachment. tire of many yI-nrs‘ Hlfll‘lillntt. ’l'hc EGGS . - . - - . - ~ - - ~ - - . - . 48° 0“"
Native doctors iii-til ll'om l't‘king luck oldt-Ml dates brick to 1895 and it that"
nuthoritv to cnlorce ’“rcprcrortvo mew 0! i‘lnrctice l.. ibrrber ttfltllnt‘l the blow FASHIONED

' ‘ 'i tllhiiimili i‘ompuny or Mr xico "l BUOKWHEAT , , , _ , ,, 31b1, 25.
“we ‘ llurhcr in a New York mun. twmn

“"" ' "’ ”‘ il’liANt'l-l t 3 lb
WITNIBS IN THE HOSPITAL l‘Alllti. Jun. 15. The rtrrcut ye‘ ‘OORN HEAL s. alo‘

“'ArlllINil'l‘th. Jun. 15.. Whtm It'l'dfly of lornntr l'ri-iiitcr l'atIIr-ttxl
wuii due principally to u ciiltlcizmlir|

the Senate. toiiiiirerco (titiiniittoo mi- from Secretary ”wing in “'udliintt-f
«oinhlctl today to hear William Date ton. mm” that In “”5 M. (.“mm‘ 5
men. former Chairman 0' "‘9 “MPH" ‘ had been incominunlcatlon titth ttrz‘
hoard. it received word that Mr. Ilen- Berlin Foreign Mine. 1
man wait in nthmpltnl with an ttlcor- Heart-tart! l-annlns‘t. cnblcurnm ml

Mod eye. l'roccodlngrt for the day

worn held Iii alieynnce until plaiiri for“
other witnonacn could be made. ’ ‘

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ed that the American repre-cnmtlve‘
or Human Alreti had been able to on-
tnbtlrili that M, (lullluux. during his
lV‘iflll. to Argentine, in 1915. Incl been

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