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falls far Saturday Buying
‘am‘LEx GAS HAMLES
me good quality. Inverted
r 091181“. Reg. 20c, 14c each.
56¢ GAS omens AT 18c
“ Upright. halt posted
GRAY ENAM mun
SAU CEPAN S
2 quart, reg. 45¢. nose
29c TEA CUPS AND
SAUCHRS AT 220
'ww- w-
-mmmms
unconscious. 39c. uzoe
endowme- cumulus
“51.2!
“I It come. Can be ad-
grit-grinder. Fine. medium
VZScCARPB’l‘BEATERSATISc
Smut/madam '
KNITTED um 01.03%
_-Largwfie.no¢.10cat3for250
'WSCABPET:SW~ .
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m m sweeper.
l t chin Imp. $3.98. at $3.59:
‘ '1 WON on. HEATERS
We and odorless. Reg.
.‘ moses. or $4.91
Manda
" ""4" fi 75c orsn PANS AT 53c
10 quart. gray enameled
REM‘B TOILET SOAP
Vegetable oil soap and perox~
ide both soon 3 cones fior 29c
$22 50 AMERICAN PORCELAXN
Dinner sets. 100 pieces. Floral
or gold designs, at $19. 50
250 GRAVY BOATS AT 19c ?
Amcfian porcelain. gold decor- g
Makes
anion
athinmmGoldband
’ l 3125 BATH spurs AT 89c
Wit... 5 n. M to“! -<
CHARACTER DOLLS
With hair. Reg. 98c. at 79c
79c WASH comm AT 59c
BATH TUB SOAP HOLDERS
Brass. nickel plated. 89c at 59c
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STATE OF PlClALS
Notaries
‘ «1.....ka .J-‘d .
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3
M537
Albert F. .Gehebe
lT’S HERE IF IT’S HOUSNARE “’4‘;
‘25 WASMN SI. _,
: are not taxable."
W.WRGHISTS HELD ,as their attorney hi friends in the
“Spatial: Industrial Workers of the1
Mcnmmleacdonmcorpuo World, sworooutancwwflt‘dfmas
loot-pus in an attempt to etfeet their
dlschame by the W m
N“ Y Feb, 2l—Selen 0‘ a. The court set the return Tor todar.
08K. whenhemouncedbatlwolndbem
w “ “"1"“ Worst-5:5? ed bu doubted it the final hearing
i ”1‘?“ calm-plot to attempt. 0V8!-
gone at the W Government by
l
;W at public otrlclils, were
1‘“ from the custody of Secret.
i WWonawmdthabeascor-
5 {an WY afterward the!
were Mod by Immigration alli-
dale downer-oats charging them with
being alen anarchists, and subject to
§ We:
. Judge Knox, who granted the writ.
d hollow corpus Tuesday. upheld it
gr on Its m rem riding that the pri-
meore detainedwlthout warrant.
{'2’ “sec-cl Borneo having practiced
{3 no We acct-lino. He criticised
. We! detectives (or delay
“5 bind-sing the prisoners into mort-
a, . .
-' m.
Proceedings. Again Taken Into
fi‘.
Cm.
could be held before Tuesday.
CORPORAL CARROLL RETU RNS.
Corporal William '52. Carroll .‘clmaed' toward recovery -
to his home in Spring Hill avemm this
week, having been given his honor“
able discharge at. Camp Dix, N. 1. Cor— MOTHER GRAY‘B mocha
poral Carroll was a. busier in the Field?
Artillery. end when drafted in Angina?
went to Camp locum Lemma,"
Alabama. W11:le‘ than he was taken Mother Grays Sweet Powders an o:-
severely ill, and underwent a serious celleat remedy for m celluloid-
operation. Following his recovery he in; ct headaches, colds, feverishness.
was sent to limp Dix. whence he Ins stomach which and other irregularl-
Etta from which Wsuffcrdqflng
.—-——n—~—————-‘ " . fitbese days and excellent mu are ac-
l The small boy wonders if his mother compllshed by its use. lU‘lled by moth-
., ”tot be met at the alleged an- wlll ever get over being surprised at era for over 30 years. Sold bydrngglfls
archival, Hon-y Weinberger. retained the things he does
received his honorable discharge.
Potter, is making
The Hartford oflcc has
more than 20,000 “the WW
Manitkmmdwflnn-
malnderwlnbesentontnoohy.
i
ALLEGED m1“, 380‘!
'Y we“ ”VS-"5 Hartley; with the ninth about even
EXEMPT FROM TAX
Public All. Us
taxable Under New Regulation
Computation paid to state doors
_and employees or political subdlfb
’sioasthereolamdrecsrcceivrdbyno-
"lattes public are not taxable under thei
; new regulations of the Income tax law,
Taccording to a telegram received last
‘evenlng by James J. Walsh, collector
:at United States internal revenue.
from Commissioner Roper of Wash
f ington. The telegram wash: follows: E
“It is expected that‘reguhtlom nowfi
being prepared will pmlde that cone
pensatioa paid its omccrs and em
ployees by a state or political sub-
division theme! and fees received by
7, noma‘ public mm by it.”
custom
mar. Conn. can. ass-l- a. tori.»
{Bridgeport euthanized Pete Hm of
this city here last night. Seven mods
went to Bogaoh, four to Hartley and
gone was a draw.
5 Bomb scored the only knockdown
of madam when he sent Hartley us"
his knees in an Minn-d m3
a'clesn right cm to thojaw. The;
Durable Dane was up again instantly
and apparently little the worse for the-l,
blow. l
Hartley Stem in Seventh.
The state champion took an eaflyg
lead and continually using an effect
he right swing. had :3 the best at the f
flmskm ltwu notunfilthefi
seventh that Hartley bean to show?
fiandthchheopdqwithome!
or short left johs'which loud their:
mark time after time. In the latter:
part or the sixth round mm” closed;
mum: eyes. and bckept;
peckln: awav at the other throughout v
the rest at the nun. {
me am and eighth went to;
-mm-
55mm tenth was Hartley's in the,
S?!“ Em -v th Dam MM Boo-uh
Frank Walter Potter, whoa‘hotolccn mmdebernlntmedmtzfi
in this dty and Pamela-dunk“. “0'3, when “my the latter whllr
while resisting arrest as a navy de-
serter. probably will recover from the E
was dropped clean This was
bulletwoundhe roenlvedln an organism ly Bo
chmdshaslnamflhk‘
bony smoking car that aucedthe
. 21
death of Deputy Shel-ix G. A. Bills. “202173;; indulged in a dugout to
fiitwasststedtodey. Win.
fimdmmm‘i‘Q'fl’Mb’ottblsronndbothnomh'aeymll'ere’
M Weld-edadhewuinomachweaher;
ped his right to the jaw and Hartley 3
i
Early Loads-val Beulah.
with Hartley having;
slightly the better of it. At the close
Mmmnwomnent. Hadlhli
l . everywhere.
w
Thousands of mothers have round
i(flgb'tlostellalfew more rounds lhcfi
Done would probably have earned the
BENEFIT HRNV CHILDREN W Mt MES long lead in ”18'
[early rounds. together with the fact;
Mbccorriedthefighflne theentlrefi
distance and continually beat his on
about to the pmh. were too big lac
tam teem to overcome without af
muscle. or ”MOM approaching;
it. " l .
{mnmwnsbcldintbeswlin-g
theatre before acrowd of chem 1. 500
(War 300 of «born here from Bridge
Mfiport. George Mulllgan uf Waterbury!
refereed.
””4” .—.
. “A... ...... .1 .—
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He loVed her,
... and she thought he
Twas her brother
John Keith was impersonating Del-went Conniston. Ballad
rehearsed thoroughly every detail of thp Engl‘sh emcer’s
life. but had not been warnedthat Couniston had a sister
And?“ so, when he walbdinto 11's. bungalowand {mind her
there. a
Marauder-hilly pretty little thingwhocalled him
brother he felt within him the impatofconflicfing emo-
dons, of contradictory impulses.
He. loved herbatontly : he wanta
edt‘o tel) her the truth, yetvhc
new thatiihedldso. he. a fun
gltwc from justice. would be
hanged.
mumps-tarmac“-
dlnorytale.“1‘he River’sEnd."
byjamoaOfiverCul-woodwhich
in MarchGoodHouse-v
mghnmcwscflolthat
Andla'thrsmem yonwlll
tmdequany strllu‘ng feamrceby
Francis HodgsonBln-nettksfll-
teen Norris. his A R. Wylie,
Ruth Sawyer. W. L. George.
Arthur Somers Roche—fiction
of the highest type, if: paguof
fashmathefamousGoodl-louac-
beeping lnsututc articles full of
live.helpful suggestions. the lat-
est ideas on interior Decorating.
inspu-ing poetry pages in color.
in all. I76 pages of sniper-maga-
zine value. Get your copy to
‘ nlght.
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FINALLY KILLED
MEXICO (‘.ITY Feb. 28. wLula Ter~
phone. 3d. rebel "general’ and adven-
, limos grandson of the former multi- l
millionaire
Chihuahua ranchman or
the same name. has been killed in
the state of Tlacala. while serving,
what the bandits of Marcelo Cuaveo. }
according to reports received here;
from Puebla. l
Terraces who was about 25 years old, .
is edited with being the healer in3
numerous summary chapters: o! the3
mm of modem Mexican revolu.‘
Daring to foolhordlness. he had, on!
numerous occasions-been in imminent!
peril of death and when his body was
recovered. it is said to have bornefi
the scars of 15 wounds.
His fatal escapmle was \entllringg
alone into the tillage of Choline”!
where he was set upon by nearly a
score of the inhabitants. He killed'
fthree before succumbing to a machete l
NOW. g
l
WITHOUT PU NCTUATION.
Chinese do not need punctuation or
fiany other mark. It might be doubtful
I from the foreign point of view whether
a language, is possible that has done
laway with punctuation. The fact is}
l however, that punctuation is no longer
'noeeclm rut Chinese. The channel
'ters. besides performing a function ol
‘lhelr ow,n take over that also of l .19
fiperiod comma, hyphen interrogation,
exclamatlon mark. etc.
”ma—L...
STEAMSHIP SANPA LAUNCHED.
fi STRATFORD, Feb. 21.4teamahip
Sanpa, 3,600 tons, third of the wooden.
vessels being built for the United
States Shipping Corporation was
launched at the yards of the Bonsa-
{tonic Shipbuilding Cmy have to-
[day This completes fifty per cent of
l the xessels being completed under the
Esther Machod.
fidanghter of the superintendent of the
i plant; christe'ned the Sarah '
smooch—oar WOMAN ‘
l ones “on.“
! War Feb. 21—61303 E
"Glnty of this city tpglay filed suit for
i ,
REBEL (.EVERAL ;
2'
SlimmthaSopariorCout-tagalaat
ram 4 “7...“; ‘28. 1919
um).-.“
I: ”Hailed 155 7
The Spring Cretonnes
Mercerized Repps and other Art Fabrics
Was, magnolias, swallows and blue-
birds are the first greeting from the Spring Cremnnes. f
A swallow darts across a blue skv. .
tree leans against paler foliage.
new and (lollghlfullv fresh. There are roses
and pennies, and 3 peacock “llll
spreading tail perchcs‘ on a strange
tree.
for Home Decoration
A dark pine
Everything is
There are Double-faced Cretonnes. alike ‘
on both sides, one notably dark and rich de-
sign Wlth pomegranates.
Stripes, Floral and abstract designs are
both light and. dark effects.
calm-lugs are in great assortment for living room cm or
in
Durable weaves and .
. and
dainlier effects are for bedrooms and houdoirs
r
Knox Hats
A novel touch in a
Knox Sailor of fine
Milan straw is a
group of small plas-
trons of white kid
overlapping e a c 11
other, against the
crown.
'Mr in Sailor
in Continental, mush-
room or trieorno the
Knox» is ever distinc-
tire. '
Regulation straight.
Sailors are in black,
brown, navy, purple
and sand color.
3 ell c 1 o w n 3,
straight crowns with
straight or drooping
brims give variety.
Flat bows, co-
cci-lies, slimy prim
and conventional, 11
swatbing of silk are
the only ornamenta-
tlm'l.
Saturn] floor.
Prices 60 eta. to $1.25
Living Room Sets
Living Room Sets, three pieces. llux .
enport. wing chair and an armchair,
which were made according to our 51m .-
53] order.
The Davenport is seven feet lun 4
has full sprlng seat with spring cushions.
also sprlng arms and back.
The \Ving Chair is in Colonial dc—
Slgn, and would be effective in any living
room.
The Armchair is large, luxurious
and most comfortable in every way.
The Sets are covered in verdurct t-w
cstry. The backs of the davc'nports am
covered with tbpestrv' Which makw 25
possible to place the davenport in .m_\
part. of a room.
The Read guarantee for quality and
durability marks every Set.
1 Th" following special prices
Davenports
, which were $125.00 for $100.00
Wing Chairs
\\ thll \\ ere 33‘ (3-) 00 for $ 55.00
Armchairs
which were 3 60.00
for $ 50.00
Fourth flo-
Broadcloth !
A special in four
colors: Navy, Belgian
Blue,Plum and Black.
Hafl_ been selling at
$3.50
for $2. 39 .
50 inches wide.
I‘blrd floor.
Correct Shoes for Baby
Cut from special patterns, made on bros: l'
toed lasts with snug fitting heels but :lllHV‘lll‘.
perfect. freedom where it should be.
Shoes made on “Foot-form” lasts 310 «ml
sively a product of the Read House.
Soft black kid, tan kid or Russia, Patent
kid with contrasting tops and \\ hjte bllt 1.51mi:
Fat ankle and stifi am! He 81m s in M u k
- and white.
Slzes from baby’s first sll p m sin
All Widths included.
$1.85 to $3 75
H.
Maw
Flasks 'with'- leathery »
covers
For those who desire storage
places: for certain liqueurs in an-
' 2: ticipatlon o! a dull: future, there
am these handy and attractive re-
comedies.
In. tan, brown andblack, a vari-
Leather ' Goods of. U: 1' u‘.
Sorts
Brief Cases, several sly» -
one, two or three pockets l
bronll, mahogany and 1.. m ww-
: .
$5. 00 to 5‘.)
Children’ 5 Bags of lemu- .
Silk, 56 cm. t-Oc w‘ ..'~‘
Envelope Purse, a 116“ style; 5 .
seal trimmed with calfskin. $5. 2»
Purses of crepe seal, top or b.»-
flute $6.50 $5. 5”
~ = ‘ straps,
colored leather Purses, $150
' same
'.
1 I‘
”'5”
a‘
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