i
’1‘ t
if.
, to"
(mills.
OH
to“..-
Grease, Great Builds.
far large rest houses. ,
. 100 to”. soldiers dai . save loathe valueoipomaestarnps which
turned over to
. in lilsn, Italy-no {this
is advices received gt Nation. (that the American lied Cross ha de-
. , oi the Red Cross, vised a new oi entrusting
' ., lean “Nib and my, .5 dyes from the cancelled stamps and
, base; hundred or using the Gres- .
not the Allied armies chang- partmcnt teports that smut bpgs oi
therejaiiy.
, . which- prouide sleeping so
~ .ons-ns well. as recreation
‘ atria its!»
. at M point.
. with t
~gat thatr.haad.'
eating the rest
L, m
rest 'hoasea.
EMI'I‘lilfl TRA
, and: roux.
:the obver- infielder who robbed for
‘ Charla‘y‘ Henna. the erstwhile Giant
,captdlt during the latter part at last
“no ' i’bas followed the Mnrvland
cents " pe long to the Braves. The
Giants; yesterday “mum,“ the re shares. Thu subscrihelf'and incor-
’ lease {of Pittsburgh Jimmy to the.
The deal was closed
by Percy Houghton, the Boston presi-
dent, who come to New York for that 3‘-
‘ purpose. -
‘ The release 0! Smith to Bulltnu'
club completes the famous three cor-
nered deal by which the Giants got
back Larry Doyle and Pitcher Jess.
Barnes, the Braves obtaining Herzog
‘ and Smith. and Chicago procured the
e Boston Brow-s.
OED
TO DOCTOR IRAVEB
" “ism
aceommo. ‘ "39174.“,
houses to.
mun, American lied LOGKHART DENTAL CO.
loser to ltaly. Lien-' “2.,
- fluent Angelotti. cmnmsad- « ' .. - ,
. 9.. gm, cows in mm, spoke Harflord Corporation Files Certificate
tnly'a iriendship tor America, and '
Morrodpartlculaxly to" the Red Cross'
' oi the, spld.i:rs. He declared that
“cries 's in there wasmo long a lockhs
or alr'dacltion oimctory. ‘ laior "1' rt
, the French
has. and other in itary p'ihcers ni-
endcd thP Presentation ceremonies.
Before the ionnal trnnsier oi ”to
thirty American Red
Cross drivers oi the Fourth Ambu'
lance figrtion. about to leave tor the
. ironthparaded lo the station. whem
Alley Were rcv’ci'v't‘d by Commisson-
’ or Perkins and tlcnmai Angelottl.
Ran nu the naval men at Iva nations st war against the central powers, who control the movement oi all
httluhips in action. The lntsnillied Naval Council is one oi the most important bodies the war has
' . birth to. The United States has two representatives in Rear Admiral Sims and. Captain Twining.
‘s'i‘ti '
.» POSTAGE STAMPS
w. ...
xlied Cross. ebody. ”nowhere,
has started one oi those pleasant. but
, Don't wasté time and energy sav-
. inganceled postage staatps for the
~ . , Sum
“one...
flcm M'
abflbve revved their original
urposs
lure the- idea spread
road in
"PM Post ones De-
m mold stamps have «unnamed throuth
the good will oi persons who-have
regarding the matter. The stamps
are at no use to the Red Cross.
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l0 » taconronareo
-——_
—Othcl‘ Pipers.
A certificate oi incorporation oi
Dental Company of
Mord‘was tiled yesterday at' the
cities oi,.the state were y. The
buolncsnflln dentistry. c cupitul
stock is 81.000. divided into iortr.
slime. The. incorporntmn are 32'5le
bet-h J. Lockhart, Herbert J. Lock-
hart and William 0. Lockhttr-t 0! list:
lord.
A certificate oi organization oi the
Reliable Cleaners & Dyets of Hart
turd; ens: flif-tl. The capital stock is
film-)0, divided into 400 shares. 'i'hc
nut-.Lwrlbcrs are trying Schwartz. Mor
ria Weistnicld. Samuel Brooks and
Feb. 21.—Jllulny Smith i Miles A. l‘oast- ct llnrtiord,
nonunion of Louis Lough! & llro.
ti' Tntrington, was tiled. The busi
ness is general contracting and deal-
ing in contractors" supplies. 'Cap.tai
stock is 830,000. ‘ divided into 3t.-
porstors are Louis waist, Charicst
Loughi, .lohn bought
Lough". '
A certificate of organization at the
listhews lu‘rve Will Baptist
it‘hurch at New Haven. was record-‘
ed. The certificate is signed by John
W. Johnson. clerk Louis B. Cox, Le-
Roy Elks and F. Shorman Davis.
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neeusucau conveniences
WASHINGTON, l-‘eb. 27,—Chalrman
W
front row. from lett to rim-Mabel Sims. [1. B. N.: Admiral do Dos Don.
,1 'I First Lord oi the Admiralty; Admiral dc Revel. ltsly; Rear Admiral
' ’fllnat lrltain's First .sa W. .
Admiral Freon-Ila, Great Britain; Captain Twining. ll. 8. N.; Rear Admin! dc Intends.
’thcl
('"I‘llllt‘flljfl oi int oz‘porutlol and Or-'
and u; gmylaiter maturity oi. the original.
Francs: lit- Itlc Osddss. Great
Funsksshl. Japan; Admiral I.
. ._-._...._ .- ._,.......... _.~——_—
7 L001 mats-r snares.
waste. pews». Certificate in Lost
l 1 . by WIMP.
A war savings osrtideats which has
been lostq: ”0‘ will not in ’3
nor wil’a‘iuptioste the‘reoi bs'issncd
.usless the certificate has been regis-
tered in accords”, with the regal»
tiers and with amass ins .
'postmn‘stgr Ml.
, in the 'evsnt oi the loss or dime-
.ttgg ot a'. slagistercd cair‘uace‘ts. the
'rn‘dstrnnt alum to N‘ch
‘whsrc tllb‘ofildcte was 13‘“ as
duplicate certificate or tor the pay-
ntcst incest. .
On being satisfied at the facts as to
.loss or destruction. the secretary of
‘the treasury will, after not less than
'throe months have elapsed from the
time at application. authorise payment
,or the issuance to the registered own
or oi a duplicate certificate, to be so
mark'c‘d. on which shall bs noted the
number at registered stamps slim
to the original certificate. ’31“! the
proper, notations oi registration Such
certificates shall receive a new regis
tration number.
The secretary at the tressury may .
in special cases where bsisetns the
ltacts warrant such action. require the
[claimant to give a bond at indemnity
with approved eureties against sly
claim that may thereaiter be made on
the old certificate. The duplicate m-
titlcate when issued shall stand in the
place sndstsad oi the origins! lpst or
destroyed certificate for all purposes.
Alter the issuance oi a duplicate can
tlilcate, the origins: shall c066 to
have validity icr'n'ny purpose. and ti
recovered shall unturned to thsoost
otllce oi registration for cancellation.
.\'o_ duplicate cwrtitlcst. will be issued
an...“
' GREENWIQH BANK DIVIDEND
Hans-roan, Fish. 27.—naak ”cm ' ,
missioner Everett J. Sturgesuis mak-
ing arrangements to pay a dividend of ;
four per cent. to the depositors oi the
Greenwich Savings Bank, which is in
the hands oi the commissioner as ro-
ceiver. The depositors have already
'v‘
y.
, former star Boston iei‘thauder George
. Tyler. At the time this deal was
the Braves announced that Boston
‘ was to get another infielder in the
. transaction. -
the Senate,
Hays oi the Republican National Com- received
mittee began a series oi conferences or mm
. here today with party leaders at Na~ g, expec
made Business Manager HaDgOOd oi tional headquarters after a formal call .
at the capitol on Senator Galiinger, oi go
New Hampshire, Republican leader in it
and on Representative
Woods, oi lows, chairman of the lie--
one hundred per cent. Anoth-
ent of one per cent. or more
ted later in the year.
The date tor the payment of the
or per cent. has not been iixed, but
will be some tints in larch. "”
—_
Rotting quite
. bronchitis.
L' '
alumnus utmost;
For Colds
uponine takes that awful kick out
first a: hard cold and renders it harm?
less. .1: is the great testify remedy
ior hit toms oi colds and a remarka-
a preventive tor the more dangerous;
sinter complaints oi adults and chil
a
- strike in Paris have been granted an
, increase in pay.
__ Have a bc'tle oi L-nonino handy at;
it tines-there's no tcllinv what in-;
:1 it will be needed. crucially ”l
,ssaghs that threaten bronchitlss'
equals Llnonlns tori .
.22: '
Duhilcnn Congressional Campaign
Committee. Mr. Havs was a guest oi
findiana Republican Representatives at
,a luncheon. ' I
i The national election of 1920, it was
Tsaid today, will tor the time be lost
‘ ?sight of and the etiorts oi Chairman
Hays and the Republican organisation
.will be devoted to the coming House
3and Senatorial contests.
l Pnomsmow pracusseo. E
BOSTON. Feb. 27.—~’l’he legislative
committee on Federal Relations today
gave a hearing to persons in favor oi
amendment. It number at speakers
reprrsenting the Pound! for National
Prohibition and other organisations
urged lmdezflle action. Op
:wili be heard on March 8.
. n
.fim- -
2'33":-
ratification of the federal prohibition 000.000 Mildl- .
3' to spend “0,000,000 for housing in-
_ lcllitieu norm.
”uh-nests.
downl-
. redial-assist.
In“!!! amass. Irv-res Ivan.
DEFENDANT: ORDERED Di.-
, - CHARGED;-
iNlAXAPOLlS. lnd.. Feb. m—Fon
mer Mayor it. C. Johnson oi Gary.
ind. and six other Lake gouty no
publicm~whosc trial in the ‘United
States District court here on {charges
at election conspirncy was started
Monday; ended suddenly yesterday.
when all the defendants were ordered
discharged by the court.
site's saws nous.
The sale at natiwnl war bonds in
England“ week amounted to 21.-
The Senate adopted the housing
bill. authorising the Shipping Board
~
gm“: enema—'2... .
Ina
Ills cl ‘
unrefin-
mt“.
m h M I prescribed 1’ *1 '_l '1‘ fg'r , . .
. ous t t wmvdotus Iomotths m‘gsssnt, either tor the tutti 1 = -
soldiers, sun the an: to pepsin win the war. Within the huntl I“ it ‘
. n. 3.4- two weeks, also, scores oi letters have
,‘ill in All“ [units alongs- been received at Red Cross bosom
, in a committee a! prominent tests. from persons asking iniorroationl
' be “eaten
[snag/W
, Braided Rugs
T0vnl,fnnd made of clean strips of cotton
cloth, neatly and evenly braided. They are in
dull old blucS, deep indigo with mixed strips,
M grny‘and other indefinite shades which will
not show soil too quickly though the rugs are
quite washable.
Sizes, 30:60, $4.00
. 27 x 54, $3.50
In the new Carpet Gallery, tourth iloor.
-<w~:-1‘-v - m.-.‘
4651
WV"...— .
Shoes Baby Carriages
Introdmins Spring Hcdels Spring lines now on exhibition
l'or Women
A dark mahogany calf vamp, with dark
fawn cloth top, military heels and wing tip. A
Ill-cut lace model.
V 'flhOapair.
Nowadays the carriages for little people are
designed with the same careful attention given
to larger vehicles.
beauty and excellence.
percd steel and every part fastencdiogether in
They are real models of
All gearing is'of tem—
.;.r such a way that onenced never fear breakage
, Laoc.Boot of gray kid, cloth top to match,
. fiflcatber “Louis” heels and waited soles.
Moi gray halide, lung vamp, receding
toc,lhand' turned sung: These pumps have "the
new.‘1soulnflwnlhw heels.
. r; : er .
' ”' $7.00 a pair.
M3!“ Oxford, with plain toe and hand
« i turned soles, five eyelets, very. smart model.
‘ 37.00am. ‘
.. ‘ main door.
7 I it. ll ., , t}.
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‘ ’-“' VillheseBploksnow in the»,
f 60cteditton'
“The First lituldred“"'l'houssnd" by Ian Hay
“The Battle of the Somme”
“Fighting in Flanders" Alexander Powell
"When the Prussians Came to Poland”
by Laura dc Turczynowicz
John Buchan
,"l‘he on» Mr Patrick MacGiil
"Germany the Next Republic" Carl Ackcmtan
“the Soul oi Gcrmany" » Thos. F. A. Smith
Mary Rbbcrts Rinchart
George Gibbs
)tatn door.
“kings, Queens and Pawns"
“The Yellow Dove"
in any part. Also the gears are reversible, which
means that by an easy movement a carriage may
be turned around so that the
mother, and can be wheeled in this position. Ad~
justable backs, wind shields and fronts are upon
all carriages. Linings are of corduroy and stout
rcpp.-
the favorite finishes. '
child faces its
Battleship gray, brown and old ivory or
From $16.50 to $49.00
A special carriage with, roll fronts on sides
and- hood, and upholstered throughout with cor:
duroy. This is 'a very popular design in New.
England because it screens the child . from too
strong a wind.
31’0““ ‘0 $26.50
Fourth floor.
Open stock Porcelain
in Dinner Wars
A new shipment 'of the popular St. Begin
White Ware
American Porcelain
Porcelain has just come in. This has a tiny and
delicate border of a pink wreath with scattered
rose buds along the edges of dishes. Three gold
This plain white-porcelain is as economical
a purchase as can be made for every day use. The
dishes are designed on good lines. The ware is
as thin as is possible to make it using such dura-
lines make a handsome finish. For those who:
have the St. Regis, we invite early attention to ~
this notice as it is very difficult to keep the full
complement of these dishes in stock under the
bio paste. present conditions. . l. . ..
Dinw'Pmcs’ ‘2” ”on" Open Vegetable Dishes, as and as cts.
' Meat Platters, 00 cu. to $3.20
Tea Plates, ’1'“ Covered Vegetable Dishes, oval, $2.40
Dessert Plates, 3!.” Bowls, 50 cts.
Bread and Butter Plates, $1.00 Cream Pitchers, 60 eta.
Platters, ‘ 37 m to 3130 each Tea Plates, $8.25 dozen
Fruit Saucers, 05 eta. Breakfast Plates, “(It '
Pitchers 20 to 70 cts. Soup ,Platcs' ”'25 g
' Tea Lups and Saucers, 30.10 !
BOW’S' ‘5 to 20 eta. Bread and Butter Plates, 39.25 t
Basement. V Mill‘s"
For the. greater convenience 10! Read
pan-ens the Shoe Dcpmmsnt has re-
moved.“ the first floor and occupies the
spice vacated by_,thc silks and pm
If.
The Silks and‘n'rm Goods have moved Ii
' from their former location on the first ._
iioor cast, to thalliird floor, and they are 1
now located next the Wash Dress Goods 3
and Linens. A light and spacious room. , '
.u-aasssassr..,*
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