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without the progressive spirit of the merchants and manufacturers
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lfrom the Baltic sea to the Car-padh-jtlon of the: national body 110 cruel-
'ians. it included part of Saxony, ties or oppression;;ould (litesi eves-die
oland Ohce Deco i More Terri- the whole of Silesia, and stretched Poles in spirit ey roman o y
2: tau-y p' ed 1almost to Berlin in 1772, when came one nauo in language and in usplr-i
mu Pre'e'ent aéman
Empire the first dismemborment, Poland mu- atlons. fl
‘ Notwithstanding the fact that in
this Mar nearly three million Polish-
speaklug1soidiers have been forced
in‘to fratricidal combat. driven into
battle by German and Austrian and
Rdsslan conscription, to fight their
cousins and VblOll’lSlS, many persons
6881):; .to‘iheliove latfil h, Elma 113*
tion Thai for the ma’gn e of
’5 ité hlSMric domain and the numbers
of; its people. The kingdom of Bole-
- sinus the meat .‘(9092113251stretchod
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NOT A SMALL NATION
cred three hundred
miles, also one hundred thousand those years .the love ordiherty has
miles more than the German éinpire burned within them I! an #181,113-
of today. its population was eleven guishabie1name.-—-Freder_ick Moore in
Jam! :1 half millions. It ranks. indeed éthe World‘s Work. »
with ltaly. as the filth European
nation. Before the outbreak of t at BOMBARASORTUGUESE TOWNS
'war there was a compact m'ass ti
thirty— five million people
speaking the Polish langfimfe:
and Attack
over them, they 11 ere one; no mutila- guese Republican minimum
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Your stomach thrfifds or suffers from the food you eat.
'The right kind of food is easily ass1mllated-wrong food 1 .
' causes indigestion. If you have a strong stomach—respect I
it. If you have a weak stomach—streng then it. Keep your 1 “
stomach sweet, and the digestion 111 good order by taking
lilardflaus:
as directed, after your heartlest meal of the day. This will stimulate
the gastric juices, tone the digestive organs, regulate the liver, and
help the system to carry off waste materials, which so often cause dis-
tress and disease. Beecham’ s Pills are a great aid to the digestion.
A halfecentury old remedy for flatulence, acidity, dyspepsia, bad breath
and biliousness. Get a box of these world-famed pills today and
Take! One To-Night
m Keep t 1: Stomach Right
~ decéclmhretomm’wflhmbox
“Thom Salaam-111a... momma" AtAllDWu. 10¢,25c.
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When you pick up your mornina’ or afternoon newspaper and glance over the
advertising you We unconsciously multiply yourself a thousand ‘trmes.
In halfor threemarmrs of an hour you can. metaphorically speaking. visit ev-
cry .11er store intown. You virtually poke your .head into every de-
partmentnf every department store. You run into the florist’s. the confec-
tioner’ s. the oculist’s. the leading groceries. banks. theatres. all the various
places that Simply the things 2that make this the twentieth century and life
worth the living. Here' is a greater choice in clothing. {oud.fu111iture. books.
pictures. musical instruments travel entertainment. opportunities for in.
.vestment. the service of public utility corporations than any «monarch of old
It would easily take a thousand years. traveling hard all day. to find out for
yourself what the advertisements tell you in a few minutes morning
They deserve your attention. They deserve your confidence. Without them.
them. the great shun lance of things you now enioy would be a memory—or
something still to be realized. Without advertising the prices you would have;
to pay for many of the necessities you now buy for a few pennies would make a
Read the advertisements. Read them for your own information and advan-
tage. Read them to encour'aze the advertisers who are making these better
“worm.
. grique de Pairs Conceiro. the Royalist
in Europe Republican vim-.1116. Active in coal leader. he: Seen wounded probably in
Whatever ruler might claim dominion VIGO Spain, Feb. 11—1-Two Pom ham been already Rennelican runes. '
m .BW :rm 351's ‘
1 Trial of Murderer-of Daniel 3.:Walker
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éthe town of Vienna de Costello, north
at. onrto, early Saturday, according
to travellers who have arrived here.
A Republican tugboat bombarded a
, to s century and 'a half passenger train on the railroad bo-
thousand square of political slavery. and throush all tween Anson and Attire, north of Vi-
enna. do. Gasteiip.‘1‘he locomotive of
the train was destroyed. The passen-
391's fled sucrose the fields. There
ereno «oddities.
LISBON, Feb. limit is announced
reportBJmm Aveiro that Cart. 131911-
trimming of [menu or “21111.19th
R5308!) FDR ECONOMY
Go"; out! gamma. New.
Lily! Record.
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'2, street, threw her
_.I by the death of her husband a. day be-
fore her child was born. The woman
‘ .nan’i
’iPafient Escaped n
Blanket; Is Returned 1,
TotStateAfidnm‘
Hospital for the insane, who 1mmped
to the hospital yesterday,:hnving1been
"to JMeriden in the uniform .he wore is.
a mystery dwhich the omcinla =0! the
MANY CASES AT SHORT
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. United States
‘made bv aliens who declared befo're
Jn'tiz the department of labor.
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wsrmnm.21m .1-1.-z-Boiocdi
with a. sudden {it 01' insanity. Mrs.
Catherine Booth of No.1900 East Main
”days-old baby
,HagainstanirmhdinmSt Wins
3112!, yearn-daysmorning bra-king its:
«neckw The woman had titanium
rrsom a slight attacked influenza, the
stem of child ninth, and hormones
Were in a. flattened condition. named
is being held by the police on a war-
rant issued by Coroner John L. Hon-
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HIDDLETOWN, Feb. l~1.—Wiiliam'
A. Hall, a patient at the Connecticut
,Bunday night. dressed only in l bian-
ialtetnnd a pair of shoes, was returned
captured at the home of his brother
in Meriden. How hemde ‘htscscape
hospital are unable to solve. Hall is
not adangerous person and made his
., escape while the attendants were prc~
lparing for the retirement of other pa-
’..tients it is nearly twelve miles vtrom
the hospital to Meriden and evidently
Hail suflered no ill effects from his ex-
;posu1e.
,’
CALENDER SESSION
Assignment- of Superior Court Mat-
ters Will Be .Mado Friday.
A short calender session of the Civil
Superior court will be held Friday.
Jnudgc Gardiner Greene presiding As-
signments for jury trials for the third
pzlweek of this month will he made. Jury
trials 11' ould have been assigned at the
last short calender session but for the
{fact that Judge Greene is busy this
week with naturalization work and it
is probable he will. be ensured In that
line of work for a few days-next week,
as there are :1 large number of candi-
dates who seek citizensh‘lp.
i A nunrher of motions are schedul-
ed to be argued at Fridoy’a sessl’on
and seven uncontested ivorce cases,
£113,113 been asigned for hearings. They
.aie as follows: Eliotheth Thompson
Stephens vs. Melvin James Stephens:
:Msry F‘ebian vs. Gem 'Mlan: Paul
Tmh vs. Katalin Tothy Rose ‘Stodoin
vs. Rosie i-‘ischman: Paul H; Farleigh
and Grace TV. Graves vs. ilaeslie-F.‘
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new roux,- not. 3.1m, mi; 1
13311111121: room FULL’CMZERSHIM.’ ’
11mm neutral countries whom m3 ‘
an out first oitkenship papers in the,
were forever barred
from toil citizenship through an or-
der- issued here yesterday by 811-
preme Court Justice Platelet. cancell-
ing applications tor second papers
draft boards that they did not intend.
to become Eminent: ind‘ hence would. 1
not :be called in wior mliitaryoowice. o
The names of these men will he tiled,
AWarmng'
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(My. sore mount, «Gold WWII: and
all inflammation and (It-amino.
Cronin a! inlaid gives Wt. trend
and m
I: is tar superior to mustard plas-
ters of any linimeiit on the Met
-1t relives congestion, inflammation
and pain almost instantly. it takes
the place of plasters or linimnts 1161‘
coins paws and «relies.
of tours E. Mon of nods-emu
whicii «as concluded last month at 3
1.1111311111111114: of Q! 391 60 to the State.3
4' 'j: The «1151.111 amount?- or costs was deter-f
mined yesterday my Clerk Tracy of thel
Encoder court after he had received
bills from all those who assistedgthe
3‘ 3 60 inchzdes $31339
J , Jailhouse. the New
Havefifnlianistw’ rained 11y 1111; state.
and also 1116 am t paid to Dr. John
gaged by the stat!‘ as an aiienist. An:
;Comiey. 'Jr" assigned by the state to
assist in the def e of Boston.
The caning-'31: ly small expense or
conducting a trialéot such importance '
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;was due to the fact that the 11 ~ .1.
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continued for only a. week. Within '
i that short time the slayer of vaniel E.
Walker was convinced of mania in'
the second degree and sentenced to
the state prison (31' life. '
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WAIST STRIKE STATUS
1 . AT NEW HAVEN SAME
Strikers m El”! “c: w Are Warned
Against An! Attempt at
”1‘ Pichpting ‘
NEW“ HAVEN, Egg. 11.—-.~The strike
of waist. workers 119m tnflnv was 1"].
Chang
ating a disturbance at one shop today.
Judge Caplan warned strikers that
they must inotf in orders with those
who wet-eat
lg 10% ’
, The cheapest :murdei trial held in;
. . when“ 134113,, country“ m “mfg with thousands Minted 11:1me 2'
smmzmu1 i
C.-Lr~nEl_1 of Biidiepoil who was em "
other item included in the exoense to-
' tal was the fee mid to Judge ‘W. .H
111 fining a. woman for ere?
innings
It has produced wonderful results
mt 10111411112531? neck neuralgia.
imagestion. rheumatism sprains. sore
'lllil§clts, bruises, colds in the chest.-
xiwnizie cm, headache. 5111111111130.
pains and a
and ‘chiih‘fnins.
Every household firou‘lll lane a jar
or 0mm or Mrs: 111 .thexwdielnea.
chest for emergency. Ask JnurAnm- ,
gist; 25c and 60c 3111's. Masai sine. "
1: Thain-amp? mtg, finth
\orwalk Conn.
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43:11. swim
'9 Eng,
. For sale at the following drug
stores:
‘ Normals—H. Glendenning a 00
* Norwalk~Devine dlfiardwick.
480 Mink—4". H. W
So. mommwnggett’a Drug“
Store.
80. Norwnlk—Plaisted’ a Drug
1 So. Romik—JStilison-a’oweli
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Elie; o! the back. or Joiufs _ ’
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latte
I sub/1.3100? 155 2
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- " The New Room
for Comfortables and Blankets
One of the pleasautest places in 1‘»
house.
Silk and Satin Comfortables 1m. .‘1
down, lamhs"‘wool and fine cotton.
Comfortsbles of dainty oolorings in
or cambric.
Blankets, white and colored, Robe Bla lets
11",”
1 171
etc.
Hotor and Steamer Rugs.
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Wash Dress Goods .
The Voiles lead and the colors are so 111: 113
and attractive. Satin-stripe Voile in dull “if
mignonette green, lichen gray, mulberry and. ts
lain mixtures of henna and mauve.
New Zephyr Gingham 3
Plaids of the French style, most dost ‘31
for house dresses and children ’s school 1‘11»?
Third "
The “Streetcr” Pump
The first spring pump to appear,
good for street or semi—dress wear. It
signed to be worn with or without spats,l .1111: .1,
military heel-and hand 1’chth sole. Dark M
calfskin and genuine patent coltskiu.
$7.00
Spats, popular as ever
Iii—cut models made of broadcloth, 1:...» ‘
and Chamoisette. ' These come in all 7' L
shades. with visible or invisible buckles.
$150 to $4. 90
Ilfaln floc. -
All Kinds of Valentines
Things uScful and
«lworative. Some peo-
ple send anyalentinc
_ lylhich will 1.,proye 11
pleasure until the 111;“ '
Valentine’s Day—"cm? ~
Ground. .111 this
11111 3‘ be placed
Hondkerchiefs, Books, Gloves,
3 Silk Stockings, Neckwear and sachets.
Garters, corsage Flowers and. f
Trifles in Jewelry.
Valentines of the sentimental variety 11111 ‘
great profusion. lor old friendships and
winders to these “110 live far away their
hundreds of petty ideas, hand tinted cards :9
folders from which one may select things 1. ‘
lithe personal touch. ‘ _..
Earths Children. ‘ ‘
All sorts.- of gailv 420101011
Ctllll
1% ‘1'
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‘cut+011fs" \x-lz"
' to little men and women 11 ill be irresistihlu
allege, cats, clocks \1 hich “ill tell ‘Tflltr‘flll
time, little lassics and kids conduction fill'l:
1 and offering flowers.
,JlrIade of nice Quality
All 3.1:.) " oor idols.
, Center zile'e, 3112511 81. 1 ..
- Handkerchiefs
Dainty styles for Gifts and Valentines
. Linen Handkerchiefs of good quality. duh
embroidered designs in the. rumors, nut-imv
half—inch hems. 75
Linen with extra hemstitthing and «111C
tiered corners, $1.00
-Handkerchiefs, all White or with tum
color, 25, 35, 50 and f-‘E‘
For little people there are handle 11.
With plain or colored edges, daintily emlu < ~% 1
with such designs as please children,
19 and 25 cts. er
Box Of three, assorted, “kite “int 1- .11.”
killdcaggarten designs, 29 cts. a ho
American flag Pins At_the Book Section
A “Lincoln” Table.
Books of Lincoln
.iogether ,with other
{:11in 'War Books.
Erase look‘ag‘tlien},u
enamel. Nice for ta-
bio favors or souve-
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