It . B. June 18 (Correspond-
", Associated Press) .—-A
m Anne slut-resting
. Mrth tut; has been
estate near here of the
Minister, A. 5.311],-
ls d’éséribed as one of the
,. ' No animal dis-
_ ever made in Northern Eu»
Hr. Balfour had agreed with
.. inter-s that all flnds should be-
, property or the nation, and
vessels have been transfer-
”n street museum, in
The silver is said to be ex-
5
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jib of the discovery is known
1' . law. It was onceafor-
i“ which covers sixty acres
" evidence of occupation at
. during the first four centur—
‘lhe Christian era. It is beliew
have been at one time the site
We settlement under Roman
It: htest inhnbitsnts are thought
. been Saxon pirates.
" _Irs.:.tor the Queen street
. . struck a small pit which was
mule brim with battered silver
‘ aid a. few coins or the Eni-
, Yalens and Gratain. The vee
were crushed and disfigured. indi-
thst they were regarded as
. and intended to the melting
They include tla ns, chalices,
bowls and spoons. On. them
be deciphered Christian symbols,
‘ as [Chi-Rho, Alpha, Omega and
. Christ. Scenes portrayed in re
7 fire mainly from Bible history.
stile gem of the collection is a. rich-
beautifully embos-
the inscription:
which has not yet
Initiated. Archeologists have.
were spoils taken from one sin
. 7 I .or {10111 a numbex of differ
_ M. Some ot‘ the Sil\"el is gild-
-. . We enamelled and some inlaid
ENl] RESUMlNfi
flflfllNAllY [le
osTEND. Belgium, July 10. .1210:-
fining ordinaty life as far as possi-
Hb‘under present conditions. with the
file casino were a scene of Ilt~va=ta«
flan and wanton destruction. The
mt transformed 3:0 111 my of the hen 1.
tfinl hotels and villas along the ll:- :11: '
mo heaps of rubble. and the use of}
nine tons of glassh 1"‘311.’i: 1'1". 1‘11 t‘. I:
diamante thus occasioned but the Ge.-
me had plundered and defilul lht‘
Ever} stick of tutnitum “as 1-2; 11
ed and torn by (if-r1111: n bayonet: anl
fa! 5y mirror in the ha!ls_'\’v'li5 1-0111 01
fl ogether with 1119 colet-z‘ candle-:1-
ry the Germans let: the while
m in a state that. v: ould ha 12 5‘: 1 '1
since then a miracle h- .18 bee. 2 '0'; ought,
were Valuable fittings a. e at present
p‘fér as the 09311110 i3 conc'rnorl.
. . corrected ta June 8,1919
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11:00.
fist—42171:, 31401:, 4:25, 5:16x,
32:7, 6:11, 9218:.
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1‘ been able to say whether the veer J
my five years of war, Ostond is 1‘?‘-‘
petting of the famous casino. AI
.ew months ago the cross saloons of:
Wings escaped the bombzn'dm21m.i
way. beam .ful 11m shits “(—‘l‘l‘ .<':1>h .
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fig :- staircase. Not content with. ‘
“any animal inhabiting :1 Hablt’. EJ‘L ‘
and but for the fact that some of: ill >5
.“33 tempozarily replaced by infirm?
186:, there is no evidence of the war;
11., 3.11.8.5 H. TIME 21131.3
m YORK To SOUTH HoRWAL K.
31—42: Lu. 6: m; S:!Jé)x,""9:00x,;
Seek“: Relics and 0“ Tools for
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oestrus '.- get 12:12 Liston of the too! or
['[BLSSELL man which :s 103119.11} 'i‘he ex-h in: will .
(":3 (0,77 ““11? induce ..1't cits [Ur'd'isj'lhf' from all
over the state. ,
ISTORHYAL relies and old toe-hi, Pictured shore-'15 9.1.1191” 1.0.11 1200: '
H will visual‘zo the struggles of f r.’ one 1'! (‘ourtrtttcm :4 111:: 11st Ind an
“Inna-111.1115 [Lancers and tell the , forts, “111131 “"23 Unit: in St-ttihtngton
story vi the birth and .26" tint-1.1m (I? abf‘u: 1700. This is one of lb? ”11“"
the intiuztrv mm 11.»! made t‘tmnettl- ' eating ”M's already Y“<“‘;"“d for the
111: the forcinost 1"1'1 sliver of hurtiware l exhib‘tit'n. 0““? 3'7““85 117830." ['9'
111.2 121;:th:;«.-~1'vin the: i':.;:e.i States. 1.: ; 0‘4““ "18ml" :1 1M" (‘9 tinners‘ 3m”
"‘1 big exhibit \xliich will be one 02' “hm“- ‘wore hammered 9"“ by hand
i the. lt'flllll't'r ti' :1 {£1,321th threwiz! “WV“ ”1-“ 3 [3‘4“de 3‘93” 880. one:
[wiestvnnxil and inane-Corns; celebra- 1 0! lb“ first ““1"" "“e' ”36-9 in this
tion at Southingtou 511;,ust 29-111. . 1‘3“ 0f ”‘9 "mm”. and a pair of d"
[ 5:3,”, 1:112! .21... 1;, ran”, 01 3m, to“ “'3 \' (79?: which are crude and clumsy in 1’
11111211211 sunken; and the one [1131' . '5‘”? bi'lid'Y-lildfi design Of 3 century '
l (1mm: anniversary of the 1:01 and ma- } ii?"- MY 9110‘" ”13'. the “1933 0' '04-'13 -
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:‘ cl’é’lrmflfl FYH [w
.1; = rm, 11511: u;:'in€ bumpers ct‘ll' are exactly the same. with some elab- '
‘ (in: 19:! by The Peck, Stow & Wilcoxft’m'if'm
’ (io. Charles E. Smith. treasurer of the
[ 11114110111111}; 1: watt 1w the 193211 311- ; SI>IXIhittxton Bank & Trust (‘03 Who is
niversary m" the legal fisih133:.lzllltlll[F‘npral chairman of the celebration
1.! 'ha Tour. ,3: c r}. 1 m, mum ('Oillmlitl‘e, is directing the collection, -
Already the t‘t'Ull‘IltllH. t 11:11.- 11”: t with the assistance of Mrs. t". ii. 913- l
' 111101111; 01' :1 “'11" 1'1"... ‘ .1v-_1- of mugs ' sell. chairman of the women's com- .
3 anti Lori‘s, 1111.110 k“»':(. mitt of t;’.e(::~loms «mince. MP5. “well. who is national .
and activrtit: (-f the early tings in this l vice 1'93"?” 0? the Daughters 0! the '
section why}; cu 11:129.: slit?! :1. proml—[American Revolution. has associated .
new part in tho ‘uix'tt'ry (:1 tl‘v. “.mi , '1. [With bet the fol. grins prominent ‘
Arrange-1;;en;_‘;gre bemg 102113.101“!forfwomen of ill? town of Southtn'wtton
the display or this «31111.11 111 the new [Mrs L. S. (‘iunzm tin-5.51mi}. An-
addit.:on being built to [331' l'eclt, Stow Idz'eWs. Mrs. L..F.‘. Piclithorn. hire. I".
&. “Tilt-ox ('0. (1.11:! s: South’ngtnn, i F. Curtiss. .\irs. I". A. 51181599. Mrs “K. '
‘ which v.1?! km mmp‘t'tvti in time for S. ThIm‘It'I :1. 53f". E. J. Maynni'd,
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' 115-3 in the unabrmiou. IMiFs M. Lillian Rim]. 1115s Y. E. l-‘er- _
There are hundreds of interesting Ix'um'i. and Fr». P. Lance. ;
1:111 ~....11..L..I= :»-1 rs . 1::l handmade im—v {ans for the cclt brat‘on, which in- .
' plemen‘s of latcr 511'"; manufacture in clude the present anon to the Town 0.
[(‘cmrt-titut 3:111:10: which the comntit- an elaborate stone and bronze 1116'
i tee is: tzzizzx'ous 0 cl rain t1 add to the1 mortal homing the names 0! all South- '
E 911111!“ . Town (Ir-2k llarrx P. Mer- iinxton so‘dfers in all wars. from the ‘
[ rell of Sr :1 hint-".111 is retaining tlie ' Revolutionery Gout! to the worm war, 3.
[ lmn of thew rt: I lo: and is tagging are fast heir: worked out by the expo .
and identin'ing Foch so it/ can be re- 1134ch committee. (r'vhleh Gov. M. H.
; gummi m the owner after the Act'lebraq 1101mm is a memter.
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Lmsz: .1(6 that thclr b0 3t interests lie=
iin the peaceful .iccc; union or things,
[as they are. ;
Responsible ormns o. op nion here
Ifavor making Korra an integral part
[of the Japanese Empire politic-r lly. ~25
TOl{10.June 10 (Correspondence of l it:I .lreadv ls territm'iallv. Korea, they
The Associated Pl'ess)—That all as [ conceiwe, might be made a province
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' E [such .14 the villages II: J.1;1.1:1 Party,
[ tho Lewsyaper thinks the Koreans.
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pletoty banished from Korea is the' Proper representation in the Japan"
opinion of representativg Japanese lese Diet. But before this is possible,
Thus only .they say can Japanchopeime newspapers think, the Koreans
[ to re- establish peace and order among; ‘must pass through the necessnry edu-
[the Korean people cation and show themselves prepared
It is generally admitted here that [ for ‘39" government.
the disat'fection is not removed, hutl
merely quiescent, ready to burst[ LAW OF FALLING BOQIES.
forth anew once the existing military: Since a body falls to lhe' ground
pr'essuie is removed.
Institution of a civilian government in consequence of the eanth‘s aura“:
ticn on each or its make-.1! es, i: {ol- _
and removal of the Pa esent gendarme
police system are believed here to be lows that. everythhig else hem! 0"“
necessarv. The gendarmes are held [same all m great and gmgj
responsible for cases of brutality and
mistreatment, the soldiers being only‘n‘m and been, ought to tall with.
responsible, it is declared, for warm“! rapidity. T“ m .m.” a stone
killing 0! Korea no in the Christian falls more 1148141! than .8 “NW 3’
church at Chesm-ni. In this case, due 501.131 to an. mm WOO
says the Herald of Asia, 0. Japanese W h! t” w 1.41“ Mi “
Policeman had been murdered
his body mutilated. The mam-meg; the” bode- bu max; bodies
- as with a“
told the arriving soldiers in '
I321! story . the ~-
‘ ‘ l" Stout women will find styles and sizes yhich will 3“"
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Tailored Suits for Women
A Word to the Boone-'1: Buyer
The advanc. in the costs of material and 13h ;
has forced the prices of'all wearing apparel highc'. '
but especially in wool goods and tailored work the
price has gone up rap: dly. if one anticipates bu . in.
a suit it would be economy to buy now, while 1.2.1
prices prevail.
. Manv staple models in suits are tcndv tn. .9.
' , ' ' lection now. 'lhis includes
- Summer Dresses “rum ' Jenny. and 5"“.i" .11 wool
» ‘_ ~_ marked at actual cost and In many .
‘ New arrivals in Organdie and Voile, plain white instances below original cost. ,
or figured. Some little distinctive touch gives each of l - . " “MW-2:;
these dresses individuality. A little French noscgay at I
what or b‘elt. the‘Cut of collar or fichu, a belt of black' I
Rivet with ends, a twist of odd ribbon, in these add 3
‘0 the ahpearance 0f the (“855- . M w (This material is so handsome that all \k’t‘lTiCll ad...
There are a number of pretty and delimit: lavcn. E l“ Mite it and desire to wear it. it should 11310 no 1111m[
tiers, 01d blues, 'and rose colors, and dozens in plaid j 5 M198 00‘6" than 3 few large and handsome butt only”!
jrhite. . .1... 43% fiSevgral models are shown in white, navy Hue 0011,9117!"
‘ ' :I Brown and black. $20.00 .114 325.0%
AA.
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Skirts of Baronet Satin
93945“)! suit. .3“ .' Wig“ Skimothn-h-dsak l 1
$10.50 to $35.00 ' '
'5 rougher weave than satin, dr'w ', [lj‘lll' and
, I. {“1056 are in a line of fashionable :0} rings. 1'
m“ .. ‘1 ~$10.50 and 320.301
mg g Plaid sum '1’
w Black and white, also light and dark Cu ion .11 ~ [1.0th
m 814.503.835.00 -1; ........... 2:.
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Costs for ngmer \Uear
WWoolS rgc and Silk Poplin, 111213? in Semi-m3
ll? loose is convenient to put ‘ mo 1
5‘51 fidk'wtw'm'afif
l.» $22.50 meld. 2...... 54,2332.
I‘ .1; - Silk Poplin Skirts
; ‘ a“.
.. ,4"... '3“ ~77 . - - ' '
1 334%" Men‘s m ‘*'-<“. group‘ of Extra Sizes,wa1st hands up in wt“
Best. Many women will be glad to find these. I ol-[
”mm” navy, taupe and black _ .1”-.. . {i
. ' , 3W3;
, urawets knee Winkle 1:11;, ll .W hell $l050
Union Suits. all. styles, all sizes, - 3231‘ -
41..., . $1 65 lo ’ ' Dainty: Curtains
WV: ' -.‘ .‘ woven mad'ras or soisette
_ 1 _ ‘ , m,: thick give o summery look ’
'1 w A. . 'aakamj
,Bnthing Suits, one or two-piece stylt‘ “‘ “@W . - Rufl‘led Moi-guisettes with dots and snowtluku it.
”63,”, _, 325010334303 _ fccts. {These are extremelv dainty and fresh linking.
In... Crepes in attractive designs, limit .10. Q L ideal for bedrooms or cottage livingrotims.
by, and coolfor summer, __ $3343: 756.. , ’35:: .. $3.25 a pair
Bit Wing Bows 50 and 75 ch. '5 MM Muslin with dots and figures, $2.50
51‘ , 313 how. no." 3131:: St. entrance. ; 13" ‘1 f W Striped Curtains with Valium, color Ci-
1- --_e
facts in blue, green, rose and 1:111 These are especi..l.
--... - ‘ . lv abractive when hung :15 side draperies over 111.11
' - 5 1m 0 ft] t .
SpBClal 'n Rag RUSS CII’ s 1' c curtain. $3.00
Size 27 x 5‘ ' Th It l 11 I l
A good size for many places, and nearly all in
this lot are dark mixtures which'will not show wear , Th “S h n D
or soil quickly. Some are dark brown with colored ' e uns me. apartment
stripes across the ends, others are in “hit ‘or miss” ‘ ,3..-
4...”...
weaves showing much black All have fringed . r, it is a helpful place in Warm weather. for it fit?"
ends. Vides the home with tasty bissuits and cookies 1-1 111-—
$[49 M 4 lmom’ .. flavor, and this relieves the home hiker
[ Display in '3 Fairfield Avfwindow. ' 22-. One ‘lncid Wt. in pound boxes, 50 star.
‘ " Fourth floor.
' ~—~ Handy Things for Picnics
. ; ‘ t, - ,_ '3 5. '
Washabc Couch ( overs . 1-— Wan-JP... for wrapping sandwiches m“ .11.,
in natural’color, striped in a darker shade. Very 20 sheets to the roll, 5 (‘8.
practical for Summer use as they are light in weight . Pap- Flutes for pitnic use, 20 to tlie‘pagkggc,
., md say“ be handled easily m the laundry. . . _ ~ . . ‘0 d5,
. . ‘7 ' “New. 5 tothe package, 5 cu.
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