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FRAMING?
:‘o'zx One of Our Specialties.
9, 1:29 assortment of Mold-
for you to select frox'm
11". have leased the floor
.' . cwjust for our picture
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DON NELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
IOUTE Konwnx.
PIC—TUBE?
coming under the class or so-calle
000 marks (under the pre—wu
change). ~
their leaving here for Bi ussels
this amount.
imauks from the gold reserve,
ithe Entente Would permit
:plied to food puichases, at only
000, 000 marks. Another
icoveiable by exports of potash
iwood and othe1 commodities, alt
.fi—u—aua“ . '“K
ias the socialist Food Miniscen
:W’eiwar recently the 1wo
'day by day cuttin
Elly New J
M lledient is ill at his home 11I
C entex an on!“
and Mrs.
are the mood parents cf
Mr.
“'11" street.
:1 bouncing baby boy.
William Lockwood
.\l1'. and 'lrs.
.avi' taken up their residence at 6
5117.1“. strm-t.
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Hats to let :11 Raymond Bros.
7':‘.1- Wu.1vl1-Yo‘u‘r-Stitch club will
_. rm \l'wlnesdny afternoon at 2:30
- ifw' hour“ of Mrs. Myron Osborne
Tall'
‘ 1'11]
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1.21' 1 l l1 :1 1.111 home on property re-
Ilillillased by him in Allen
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r«-1.'.<n.1r, DANCING.
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put off a week on account of the
.lit} or the dealeis to secure corsI
' . peek The dates of the show
ll be March 29. 31. April 1 and 2.
w“.—
nnnuelI
his city, of the fifty fifth
Association Which will be held in
on April 15 and 16.
W—
Reni.» from $5 to $50 at Raymond
.. 0m... Albeit E Young. spent the it. might look too much like making a times by mews and bullets. Anmhér
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Lavina 2“ covered fxom an attack
mumps,
' fl?! hospital.
M
“1111112114 been made of the I' house by his Wife, Mrs. Lily McCon-
Jeanette LenaI mack, E. F. MCSweeney, his ma” '1‘;-
his throati
1 111111.10 Samuel LB"me specialist, and Edwin Schneider, his thought to be Indians, dressed in 5.
The latter twa were the’Wh‘te- 031119 uh as dawn broke. and
' Bliss
:'1 1- of David and the late
‘: 1 il recently the Cohen'
i in Brown avenue,
>2' mesent they are “V'i
' " '-. “- Miss Cohen 55 wall dren, and has adopted ten children of Horton's own words.
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; FACILITIES . 7’
TO HANDLE ii
rZRUST FUNDS
s: 2 ~=>i complete. In fact, the I: I
- of must funds is oan BDecl- [
Handling 3 number of .-
'21 as we do, we can handle f
.--;:2 more advantageously than 6
individual ‘Trustee; “and ,
::e less too, our while
in often being less than the 5‘
of the bond which an iildia '
12.2.1 is obliged to furnish. '
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Thomas Pandelakis (11' however.
. '1‘: =1.“ olvzree team is planningI
in South Norwulk ‘
:11 his home in \Vilson axe-I
constant strikes in the potash
live works and coal mines.
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TAX DELINQUENTS
the installment
to make payments on. time and
internal 1eV enue bureau has no author-
ity to change this provision
A revenue bureau statement i
planation follows:
"Revenue collectors will accept all
delinquent returns presented
,March 15 and deposit any payment
made therewith. Under law failure to
-1nake that payment by March 15 au-
tomatically makes the whole tax pay-
filing
March
in full, but. it
able immediately. Taxpayers
income returns subsequent to
1-5 therefore must pay
:ltbe taxpayer submits a partial
'lmont he will be notified of the bel-
ance due later in the regularch
‘111«l-~1.-(111. of Hazel street, is tire of listing and sending notiées.
1111- pimtimls for the constmc-'
M’CO RlMAOK SWEARB "
Papers for 90 Days. _
vested with full citizenship.
-papers before C. L
1 County Clerk, yesterday morning,
- l n 'seemed greatly disappointed when in-
‘mmuncemmt “35 we“ ““3“” ' formed of the legal complications
“To all intents and purposes
, onl comment.
(‘hamber of Commerce hall, Hartford. y
i right hand forswealing allegiance to
Great Britain an annmpt was 'made to the attacks increased in number and
McCormack
photograph him. “Mi,
would not permit. this, however. 3
mockery of what he considered
emn ceiemony.
i’uary ll 1917 in Philadelphia.
He was accompanied lo the
Dr. Alfred C. DuPont,
accompanist.
legal witnesses.
The tenor is the father of. two
Mrs McCormack‘s brother, who
(1' his life when the Leinster was tor-
BMW?“ -' pedoed in the Irish See. last October
W
Sentinel Want Ads Work wondersithrwzh the lines all light and can
can
' Continued from First Page. .,
distribution of the importedflfood is
based upon a population of 45,000,000,
providers as dinerentiated from the“
farmers. The food ministry figures
the cost or necessary food imports at. .
5,000, 000. 000 metric as emanated with:
the recent British estmtee‘. of 100,-!
000, 000 lbs., or approximately 400 .000;-
The German delegates at the time of
to be ap-
billion was [01
l the food debate at
Schmidt said in rkmen were biesome along the Sam Fe trail than
g down the possibil- at any other time
ity of financing the food imports b
LOS‘E PRIVILEGE
(Continued From Page One)
payment
privilege is removed from all falling
NEW YORK. March 18. -—John Mc- fore the Indians reali'ed what had
. .1 ' ""1. and Win make the Cormack, the Irish tenor, encounered happened» There were tower rod men
' ‘mn' r" --=:: 111;.- automobile. “*9 an unexpected fmmaliiy of the law
'- "i "lied on a large yesterday which prevented him from
' V ‘ carrying out a long cherished plan to been killed
become a full-fledged American citi— \ginnlng to wonder how long
AR' zen (in st Patrick‘s day. He managed
however, to forswear his allegiance to
- i "1' King George. but will have to wait five minutes at the wagons, the bucks;
"-‘ 111111131 Automobile. Show has ninety days more before he can be made mower vicious 0118129 WNW}
He stated in his 8.114
,_ which has kept him plication that he was born in Athlon-e, ed twice
, at 1 (m Schuyler for the past lreland, on January 17 1884, and came let through his arm. Only Herr-on 8'
:19 left term this morning to the United States in 1904, taking
xml'nl, N. J. to enlér a lestI cut his first citizenship papers on Jan-
Corporal Herron' Dated
dself- Death by Torture to. Get
It
Leander Her-ton of St. P315?” N35.”
medal for bravery in 1868, says the
New York Times. That the medal,
thus turdily conferred. is awiuded
only to the bravest. is shown by ‘ he"
although the law 1111 or
1‘ 8X‘
could fact that,
see provision for only about half or which medals of his clues are award-
Fli'nunchl experts 9511- ed was ena
mated the total amount realizable from been issued. Mr; Herron’s medal bears
the Hunter and hire of the German this last number.
IIships. 10191311 securities owned in Ger— cident on which the. award was based?
many, foreign credits and 100,,000 090 is told in
:t‘ed in 1863, only 328 have
The story of the hr
the Modern Woodmen. .1
Hen on. now seventy years of age.,_I
was a corporal of Company A. Third
1.500,- United states infantry. “With a pis-
in each hand, he rode directly
d‘es through a band of “dog soldier" In-
hough dians and rescued a government wag-
Hen- on train which from under attack.
In 1868 the Indians were more trou-
which
in the history of
y that. famous highway. Five thousand!
and of the red men. had banded together
for the purpose of running the whites
out or the country Indians from a
dozen tribes were in the league. After‘
all the stage lines had been forced
out of busineSs, a sort of pony ex-
press serVice was started in westem
Kansas. All the riding Tad to be
done at night. and it meant death
the hands of. the indium. Among the
thousands or braves on the Warpath
was a band of so called “dog soi-
diers"——Indians who had been drum-
the
11 ex med out or their own tribes boom .
they were too mean to live With. It
was with these depraved savages that;
Horton had his mm.
011 the night of September 2. 1568,
this “11.111111 one companion. mop-
er Paddy Boyle, won ewes-yin; gov;
ernment dispatches from Fort Dodge
to For: horned; mwtyfive runes to;
the east.
through the darkness they heard the
sound 0: diam tiring Soon they
moon“ the Mountain: across
hv
utter
pay-
ed-
that. a United States M
'wao being attacked by Mum.
Panning long mouth to m it!»
tale for each hand, the We soldiers
Irodo directly into tho trey
the lines and up to the wagon
to
soldiers with it;
and the” men were be-i
' lance to the Indians.
Before Hex-ran and Boyle had been
was repulsed with difllculty. Realiz-i
'ing that the could not postal 1 .
He made application for his second away with m); horses gone, 31: :5th months
Brooker Deputy diets determined that one or them
and should break through the line under '
for assistance. Trooper Boyle vol-i
and yells convinced the waiting party
that Paddy had been killed and that 1
AS the mm “0°" wm‘ “praised it was up to them to right to the last. i Inexpensive toilet 11111 which pemctiy
10W: “ataatmties their natural desire for a
beautiful soft skim—Adv. - _
WI
1!. 2.,mnagmmflt
Ammunition Was getting
violence. Moreover, the troops were“
i suffering sadly from wounds. One
ay 113 oi: the men had been wounded seven
a 501- had been hit on the head by a toma-
hawk duiing 11 hand-whom! encoun-
ter. The third man had been Wound-
and the fourth had a. bul-
himself Was uninjured. They talked
the prospect over and decided each
man, as he reached his last cartridge,"my
ishould ehOot himself so that the In-
court dians might not torture him. Finsll'i
but uWelve rounds of ammunition
Were left, The Indians were appan
Another band of what the troopers
[the beleaguered men realized that to
ghost. of! both bands was a hopeless
chil-gtask. The rest at the story is told in
“Before we could fire. we heard a.
call in English, ‘Don’t fire!’ Then the (
threw his carbine up in the air
and yelled. To our delight we too
iognized Paddy Boyle. He 111111.301.
lest
'reaeh‘ed the fort. Thé savages bud
lnow broken and were fleeing across»
fthe prairie.
" ‘What; kind of a. uniform do Iygn
call this? 1' asked Faddy. '
" "Well, the buys were asleep when
‘ I reached the fort.’ he answered.
~ They didn‘t take tiine to dress. They
haven’t .g‘oi, anything 03W their >-
, undereiothes.’ "
It was a fact. The band or troopers
had almost literally 1mm
_ "juéda to their heroes pom w
, l l bro _
has just won a. congressman! 56111.
'druggilt in New Haven,
Au the men traveled along' to gently massaged into the taco.
neck. hands and on“ daily. the sill
m should become sort. clea" '
the 9.919,. and .9193 m m “white, (ad the complexion doing
W? and attractive. "
lem0n juice to remove complexion
ALLEGIANCE TO U. s guiding their homes with their knees ib‘m‘m”' ‘0 ”19““ the 3m ‘1“ ‘5'
9 ‘ 11 11111 oping " wildly an iii-ins out the roses,
' But Law Prevents que at Citizen's an 0 no 7 “'33 .md £115 hidden beam ’ But 19!!“
“the “0'”. '1'"! had 80* throushi juice alone is held tli‘eyreforo irritatili
Ibe‘iand should be mixed with arch-1i
swim. this way. Stain through a tin!
tight because of their neonate. The cloth the juice of two fresh lemon
wagon tram proved to have 01111 tour has a bottle Icontmung about (11m!
“'1 “1° “0"“ “Women at Orchard white, then Bimini"
they wall and. you have a whole court.
could keep up their desperaIxe resis- Ibout the coat one man: ma :9!
a small 3dr at aniline; cold m
Be sure to strain the lemon juice n
lotion will remain pure and fresh td'i.
no pulp getsdnto the bottle. then thin
lines. mechan’tmhandcnm
cover of darkness and get to the forL ‘moothen m
unteered to” this attempt, 811001“ ounces of orchard white at very little
I am hands with his companions and start- ‘cost and the grocer has the lemons.
.'.mVenlion of the Connecticut Dental 11 ed off. Within a few min ‘ I
an American citizen today, was his utes shots;m this ly {flaunt lemon lotion
SOUTH NORWAl-K 1'0 NEW YORK;
0:39. 10‘3”, 11:21-
5:212. 5'45, 5:0”. 5:47 (Stalinist-r
only), '1: 03x. B:06x,10;07:. _ , 1
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19: 67111. 19: 40. 12:34:
NM vole:
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only) 1:“ {float SEW}
853.413
smnzsgiaax.
than yesterday WW (molded tint
after-.Jniy 1 none of that body wouid.
sell laments for any Purpose, in,"
cluding momma: physician‘s. 31"
mutation was adopted but the out: '
census was that with‘pmhlbition the
sale or liquors becomes. governmental"
mu: and that thestato or nationalw
officials should provide mean of so):
«plying medical needs for stimulants.
The assobiation includes nearly every
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U3! sENTENCE BEGINS.
NEW HAVEN, liar-ch 18,—Lite no."
prisonnient for” DOPSOnlng her thirdi
husbofid was begun by Mrs. Annie 3.:
Monahan of this city yesterday, her
appeal to the Supreme Court notI
being perfected within the thirty days"
allowed utter her notice filed by ner'
counseT. l
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TWO KILLED IN 8EVILLE RIOTUJ
SEVILLE. Spain. March 18 (Havds)
i
-—Two persons were killed and m; ’
eral wounded in riots here Sunday
The casualties rimmed from an ox-'
change of shots ’between the pollen:
and radicals who had just held a meet-
for any lone white man who fell into "13 my '
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Corrected to Jan. 25. 1910
A. lilo—1:413. 5237:. 5: 49:. 5:00
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