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NEWS
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A Insular Christan» trunnion I»
held at the bone of Ir. and In. lilti-
lotln 1‘. Hun-lo, or“ Toyloruonuemo
. W the or
.enlu Viotmiu selection Won‘lllued
tor 1mm. all would and plus so-
lectlons twero random by lint (lor-
u-ude M. llhrrislwd George E. Harris.
A built-1 luncheon Ia served and the 1
guests dour-toil. wishing the bout alld'
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Ill-lute“ I HI”! New I‘i’ear. Among
those mt were: Mr. and Mrs.
lumrge W. Harris. Mr. And bins. 0‘
‘thw Koyt. Inland In]. ll. W.‘
W. tho host at tho Chou»
“I, this will be a celebration of
. to Holy Communion at time Church
“ ‘ . at lull put nine o'clock.
Wilburiw. Hellman, C. M. .ll., has
,
. mound his release and is low at his
boas. 31 Spring sired. alter min
II “Wk the ll.l 3. Navy.
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m auto. the doom» by scouts ;
m We in “file lloncy ‘
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moon." Palace Theatre today.
to “I! dun all» mm It mm.
a. Howl-Church this stool
~ .7. luwlll “mama-m and wills
~~ probably mule my of the ftiw' Mintlruylilc
;.
E at a Watch hint service.
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ion meat of the South Nor-tall.
Mot Comm.
*IIWWW humull
out M GM of Datum.
Ill-u: the old poor out at Eagle‘s
annual masonic. hall New You". ova.
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Woman: tn. Wilden
mule thallium. of Troy. N. Y..
um tho holidays at his locate
in Unit- Puk. Hts has been moisten»!
m organics, tho miiltu-y unit at the
luring been dmblliootl.
audio all! room his studios shortly
dbl-flow Yogi’s.
colored resident til Water strum
phi-oil to the police last evening
hindhuanarxumontttttho
(littb on Wuor shoot and
U “other cdorod man had pulled
a m ulhlul. An olilcer lnvutlmtcd
and the matter wot settled between
the lmswludpartios.
4" "All! NIGHT BAOK‘Y-
u- Molt VI. Ratchet-books”,
m. its-.95 centtt.
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9.". m station will at Port
' with“ lust sum 180". has
t‘ in. mm on head of the freight
‘t. Ir. acluhon was born
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I” mun on or More Jut-
." m III in! ilmt at 4 our; ””1er to his home yeutorday mot-lt'
out. troll January lat in the Shy-I
‘ rm m of the WW3 tivm in South Ntmutlllt.
‘ I“ Wt“. of tho blot-lull: w. ~ ‘
W old the Norwslk chairman of
the man's division of tho Connecti-
Vu Wagonen, Mr. and Mn. F‘. L.‘
80m, Mr. and it”. a. (1. mutant!
find “any, Inland In. E. B. Doul-
ans and family. Mr. and Mrs. it. E.
Bunions and family, Mrs. Csmliuc
Doulens, Mr. and Mrsllsinos ll. Lit-'
itlo. Mr. and Mrs. G. ’l‘. luminond,
‘laoosid C. Harrell. lit-s. Elmer Moi—L
i lellers. U. Hanalim'u, Mary B. llarts-'
illorn. Miss Mary KOO-\‘l. Mrs. Mary-
,Hu—rington. Miss fiertudc It. Harris?
Course E. Harris. Mr. and Ml‘ti.ll':dilltlll l
'l‘. Harris and Master Francis Walter. Furniture
Hoyt. t l
t| William M. Baum of Company BA
. 35m Regiment, l-‘irld Artiilory. slii--'
ftiuned at Camp McClellan. Anliiswn.!
Alabama, has oomplclcd his lull-day;
l lurlough uith at Hull to his uncle until
i tuml. Mr. and Mrs. Williailt J. Riley oi
. N (W street. He left for his Philip.
changed prices and very
Charles H. Strung. manager of the?
("ollory t‘o.. of Mineral
. ville. Pl, spent the weekend as theI
guest of his will and unclr. Mr. and;
-Mi‘o. John A. Hills of Brood Rlb't'r. “I“
for many vcars.
. tax.
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‘, Miss Mabel Hornix. assistant set'rt\-‘
{tury ill the Dlnbury War burealm
«pt-m naturally and Sunday with P018 ‘
John tiornlan of (.‘nmp Upton his re
turned to his duties after spending :t’
{lint—{lay furlough all his homr. lit
. Hoyt stmet.
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Miss l'hnelia iiiudquisl. oi liritliu‘
port has retulnod hours after .Npt‘lltililil
ti week with her stator, Mrs Martin
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TIELELY. DEC hi I.
truths/ad 185']
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mswnummuoo’m.
The January Sale
The Important Event of the Year
to all Householders ,who wish to buy for the home
or for personal use, and who must buy economi-
cally- All Sections of the big store present tempt-.
ing offerings.
All articles. sets and separate picws appear with
generously reduced. This
sale afl'tll‘tlS the opportunitv to buy really handsome
furniture at prices within reach of modest nurses.
3 The satisfaction of ownimr such pieces is very areal
and the possession of them will continue a pleasure
Rugs, Carpets, Curtains. Oriental
Rug in moderate sizes
Draperies. Scarves and Linoleum.
Oriental Ross of pleasiuc coloring in popular
\lt't'iVl'S. Kztzaks. Farubands and Shir-vans. in sizes to
tont’crm to the modern apartment and small houses.
China. Silver. Pottery. and House Furnishings
(ltil‘ Roberts.
2 um WI Cf~~lzmm has m: for kitchen. pantry and laundry. The necessary uten-
; 53:51:. 1:32;“: life" {sputum mt; 1...“. j ads the housekeeper requires and illitll‘e attractive ar-
EBOMB'éWltllégl « ticles for thc dining—room and liviulrroom.
3' 3 "flflsfig A f Lamps Jartlmlcrcs. lamp and candle shades.
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. - ; Silk and Dress Goods.
: ’ Continued from First Page.
ittw againl-t .wdition and the display
of the red flag of anarchy in this city.
Elbe Nice oilicinls say furnished the
‘ motive.
. The «wire police force of the city till
! working on the case. but the ollciultt;
gubsolutcly refutw to tell what clues!
i they have. if any. All mountainous?
taro cooperating with the police. Ono
thwry is that one party of men. usan
an automobile, had committed all
three outrages. ._ ‘ ‘
l At the scenes of the explosions. the;
Silks. Customers know
patrons set the benefit.
it is unnecessary to say much in regard to Read
what to expect. This Jan-
“ uarv especially 200d prices prevail in
Black Silks and Satins and Wool Goods
for the reason that certain manufacturers were triad
Women's Ready-to-Wear
Garments
foals. Suits. Dresses and Millinery for
Women. Misses and Children.
All Wintct‘ Garments arc to be closed out without
cottsidcl'intr former values. In certain lines uuanti-
ties are limited and an early visit is sungcstctl if all-
uurel is llcotied.
Sl'l‘tnltl Htittl'v
Main Floor Departments
Men’s Wear. Women’s Ribbed Underwear. Shoes.
Jewelry. Books. Women’s Ncckwcur. Calendars.
Rad Diaries. and many useful lbnzs at the Art Sce-
lion.
Third Floor Departments
lilocns. WhitcsGoods. Domestics. In some rc-
sheets this is a very important feature of the; sale be-
cause the market for these uoods has been so uncer-
tain for thc past two years. Flax is scarce in Russia
and lrelanJ. Labor is not to be had. It is almost cer-
tain that the prices on linens cannot be lowered soon.
I‘lte same rule applies to cottons. Those who need lin-
ens. bleached or unbleached muslins. or the articles
to sell an ovcr productibn at verv low figures. Read
made from such materials should buy now for the
prices are below those of the market today.
ll“ m I' “:3“ police picked up circulars printed on
‘ ‘ ‘ yellow paper. which contained the dell-
MW n WW5; in) once of the bomb throwers. The
am no of In latent CW“ 0‘ 1 mu" ”‘d‘
.l I | "To the 'Elpltllu’l‘tl, the judges, the
Mk 3 ' ______L. ’lloticemen, the priests. the soldiers."
This was followed by two hundred
words of u humouut- on the rights 0!
tho people.
From fngments of iron and steel
gallium up after the explosion, Sup
orinlondont Mills hopes to be little to
. ascertain the type of bomb used by the
miscreants. th-lve nieces oi steal,
hollow-ti to be- from the inside of the
. bomb, worn found near his home. Sev-
loml til-w lhl‘l‘udfd on our side and are
' ’3elthiivmi ‘to bt' sluttll lthcaa of pipe.
, r pieces urn in the shun» of u
>~Nv Yflfl'l Dinner Iii 0°“bu“ double triangle. TWU plows of pipe
on: u Mont Hotel Tuesday at!“ are believed to little been purl of thc
ml“ “ 1. D. n We: lose.
-.m 3...“. your time: A llll’fio- fralllllt‘lli of hurt found at
' the horns of Justice volt Moseziskor is
m “l 485. 0" “l" 9 bc-liavud to be part of the outer shell
lot the bomb.
' Superintendent .lliiis believes a
shrnpnal bomb of tilt- same type was
used in all the Munitions. Ho said to-
day 1hr explosllo u‘scd was either
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: mattress of the bed in which my wire
was sleeping and slightly injured her.
. She. with our throe children and two
Illiilflt‘, wow saloon when the explosion
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A llll'L’t‘ hundlc of the circulars
: strewn about the scone of the onto
(«ions was found curly today. “Blip!!-
lintondent' Mills believes s mango!
:the plot leaders was bold somewhere
3 in the center of the city last night.
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1 window scattered to place the bombs.
llie thinks tho bundle was thrown
tawny alter the blasts. I
l PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 31.——i-‘etiemi
‘and local. authoritiestoday were' in-
vestigating a series of bomb explo~
sions which wreekod the homes of
. Justice Robert tron Moscaisbsr. ot the
State SupremetCourt: Acting Superin-
tendent of Police Mills and Ernest 'r.
Trigg, president of the Philadelphia
tchambcr ot Commerce. late but night.
‘Although that one of the templouions
was so great t occupants of the
houses were buried from their beds
and scores of window's-in neorbyihous.
es more shattered. no one woo sort-
“, nitm glycerine or T N T. . ,
Justice von Moscxiskcr today cx- ““133 hunt gnet'm 33?;‘93‘Bd' f
my“ . pressed the belief that this home was m a '1’ r9!” ‘ ‘ 0"“ ° '
mouthed slowly bocztlso he is c iambfugad in“: “gtagfl at n“?
‘ hinblt‘ n «1.x Phi '. m- "““n- 0
It" “on t ..T‘h°.3”’§m:m;” élnraggd‘ftgh‘filw [the Munloi Court. but‘ittluter devol-
» m1” mind." said the justice. "is simply ‘ed that it v“ at “n Tr.“ maniacal
1; ' the work of misguided, hysterical por- “m 4°“ Th“ ”met m'°"°" “‘5'
(7‘ ”mm sans med“, by conditions of ”m they werelcontldont it was meant for
. . times. [do not boilers them was our the “380. who is ““0“” ill Wm);
‘4an kpersonal anllntlsity iii the attack on-gneumonln. It la toured the shock of
, my house. So far as t can recall. e explosion mild?“ “serious at"
M 18 there has been no case before me in 'mcthgp‘fmwhwwk l (ed in'
,1 ‘ which a decision would have a! d m .1 separated sootlonareoflogile cit ‘
-. m or the class of persons him a y . y
hit-W manly til w t... c Earls t “d “m" ““4"“ “W“ “m“
trial)“ Inc use '3: ‘3 ° .wcre used. Ml‘outborltiu express
“ ‘5' ed the bolls! thntttllq nod mulls.
Since tbptotitltrpak of the war. .lul'ii.~
loo you Moonlshcr has been ochre
in oceanic relief. for tho distrmod
We in . ”11va “87%
lltultlt and th .flllll m»
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tor the explosions. «which took place
within but an hour of «on other.
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come hero (from New York. 4' l.
. Scotland om the otroet in from!
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otthcwropltolhomms W‘
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5 given by the Constitution. We
.10 Dotted fur brood. ITho snow
by your things in uniforms has been!
anything but Justice. Now we have
chosen other moms: teamed 'to use!
other YEW, instead of word”
Man's Mouton is now dynamite. Sch,
once triumphed over the Tomlin-mo
this contort. Anarchy will triumpbf
mun present humiliation of your
century: We luvs demanded the truc-
l nd ti 1 bout toll o'clock the ooh “033 0‘ I“ 90‘in prisoners. 0f freet
a m a Want! momenta. You have ml
flood. We u: must you.’ i
no man taken into custody gave!
his mo in aloha Marty. no domed=
w’oounoctlun with the affair. but;
was bold tor'hrtber examination to‘
day. no police so he was seen to
pick up may ol the pamphlets! ;
Mn: that attempts. would but
made M‘NOW‘IID other buildings, apo-
clai detain on police guarded the res-i
ldences otUoitodBtotos Senator Pen.
rose. “not Smith, District. Attorney
Bowl. local and indent judges and
other proulnenttcltinu throughout
the night. Extra mule were also
thrown around federal and city build-
lugs.
«(than away the glooms by seem-x
Constance Tnltutulgo in "The Honey-
moon." Palace Theatre today.
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. For these recurring ailments and other condi-
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and cxurt a tonic', strengthening cficct on the
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on all
SUITS. COATS. DRESSES.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
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REAL ESTATE
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cause 0Ltho disease and the m 0!
adjusting the lame. Disease is «and l
by a wrench. twist or sprain in tho
creates pinched nerves and min
iback. Even if done in childhood. it?
ill
glitter life in the ditterent organs and?
limbs.
l Chiropractors remove the cause of
through hormonillng the on m not
lt‘amsle troubled
terns in your body.
disease and pain. health is restored?
invert special. atlsntion: also "cunt
.turs or the spine. You will never rot .
jgret giving the Chiropractor o chattel;
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to help you. .
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Mlgnetlc Treatments (liven Al...
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u Wuhlllgtolt 3t; So. "walk. Conn:
Graduate from Plimor school.
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Furs Repair-sci
from your own or irorn tum — now
ly ”looted .4 by experlcnui it.
rlers. Telephone 389.
moments in; or
’lthS Mm to Git 99’?
as soon as now USEFULGII'T?
. - l Illttilt.ttt. Thlt’l tho“? we make that 1.0ka1;st
t - ' ‘ ‘ wont old tire ot 3'01!“- 0‘" V ORDER“ ‘
unionism-s do wonders with
worn shoes and inner tubes.
Doubt”. often trebles. the lilo
or your thus. Isn't it more
ocunofiicai to pay us for good
tlm~espoclally now what; the
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“ionizing than to buy now
cost of new tires mounts daily? __
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