GIVE REEUND
N SURRENDER OF
LIQUOR LICENSEE:
. Continued from Fifth Pageh
U to uni. l the first Monday of No
1712131919, and them wolo
n:es in force, 1110:? outstanding
Hartford and VCR lilitain which
issued on the Ii1. Monday of
.1919, and \‘ll‘llCll itill not expire
the first Mon-lav of May of the
' eat year The .5 1e. Legislature
rifled for a sul'rtnm 1 of the. licens-
to make claim il'oxu Julv 1, 1919,
W a lefund. Many dealers held on
in their license-.4 in the hope that the
me prohihlion ban would be litt-
before nation-.11 plollibition became
tire on Janualy 16 1920 The
tingencies made a situation which
"mod the commissioners to com
' l: the trio of lawy el's.
Surrender Before Expiration
It would appear from the answers
the series of question that the
Myers believe that the license must
surrender his license before it ex-
wires if he wants to cgt :1 refund 1'01
«She time it was illegal £01 him to Sell
Wed the wartime plollibition
. .. answer to the question 'must a.
" ensee surrender 11'. S icenso In or-
flair to be entitled to .1 -l'u'nd Illelcot‘”
m counsel says The liconse'e must
Wonder his license below it, ~cx-
fires by lapse "ol time. ill'espective of
other h
between Benny Leonard, world‘s
light Weight boxing challenger, which
Johnny Dundee challenger, w hich
$215 to have been held at New Haven
:1 week from tonight
ing to an announcement at Leonard's
headqualtels hole today.
in \cw
C anton, 0.,
Conn”
lilfllili CITIES ARE
AFTER Bill Bill”
NEW
YORK.
01 leans,
and Newark. N. J.
Prov idence,
lliliiaukee,
sent in offers for
the conte'SPivllcn tho—chief or police of
\ew Haven-doudcd‘ltkwould be in
iiolation of the Connecticut state law
because it was scheduled for twenty
rounds to a decision.
Veteran
121w -
Sllmwcod Mae 09
or of the diamond.
The man. who jumped from the sand
Outfielder
His Papers by Herrmann—Scrycd
to
Jan. 9.—-—Seven cities
ave made bids for the titular bout
Jersey
a
SHERwooo MAGEE TO BE
UNCONDlTlC/leLLY RELEASED
Be
Baseball for Fifteen Years.
Veteran perform-
lS
1 ll rough.
lots of Allentown to the major I
will be 1~giVj('11?his
lease .nt. once,__by AuguSL.
president. of the Cincinnati Reds. ac~ '
cording to an announcenent from the
unconditional 1'0-
l'lel'rlllann,
accord-
Promoters
Boston,
Handed
Cooking Class Obeyin'g order “Y on
City,
vague
cooked this
GotTheir Diplomas
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NEW WINTER COATS ...... 542'
FINE FURS
SMART SUITS
i SILKWAISTS \Zm.
i SKIRTS
.1 DON‘T FORGET TO WATCH f“
January Spet '
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A BIG BARGAIN MONTH FOR 151.2,.
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6151' tgpliigggdignelfiilthd Ito axr‘exf’uill?’ headquarters of. the worlds (‘lllllll' “loll l1: no dinner now till il ... l , d , m “R,“ ('1 1R ‘3
M t M k Ref nd ., pions~in Redland. .1. ly (‘nunt-il TNlmical lnstitute losci. 11 your." “omen Student. 21.141 1'11“ 1. Ann «\1. 15111 ”I l’ U l' " .1 AT THE
I 11 us ”a e e t” ...\ tl The passing of “Sherry" Mllgee—— mg, _\'0nr- Suffvred' any ill eflects and all paSS: (1 their “examS 9-;
' n a. swer 0 ‘9 qll S ion. ‘ 1-8 18 and it. can be recalleddlis-passing as 1 '
“11111118510110 '5 l‘equn‘ed under the it. is unlikely that lie “.3"! SOC“ Jn __ _,.,.._.-.:_...._.,_..._. -.- .E. --. - 4 4 ”.4. 44;~-4~--~—~-—v — E.-. .-.. " ' "" _ " r""$‘ ‘4,
“tufts to 3”“? to 1‘“; liquofl' 0?“ major league baseball again—1110mm TONS OF IRON CQLLAPSE; 4‘3. 1 T KING QUITS "“ "‘1" ‘3‘“ ‘1“) fink: 3:“? 1311:: ‘13 3; I
m]! o c:(‘luol' lcen eS, cu (‘erti lca OS the departure h-(llll the ranks of tho SEVERAL ESCAPE DEATH WOOD CAMPAIGN frlilli «mull; the pin 1; (3-131 1... . .
unnr ms ~andoylnflesc1iivt-von licenses big leagues of :1 player who has por- NH" "~ “H"‘W‘l W _" ‘ "F1 ;‘- 7 ll.
. any Of them. The lawyers dopine formed on big 1mm“. diamonds for icsmnahon Believed Temporarily! 1112.111: 131...: (W:risllllfl~z howl.“ n .51. EE_ E
The commissxonel's 3119 1991113 un‘ fifteen years. n Man Severel - ln'ure at Plant of ‘ pmnhmml _. .111. u 1m 1m .1 1mm :1 . ,1
r the act to refund to all licensees With Phillies Eleven Year; Cinderwood Tyge“.,-JiterdCon1pany, VF“. \?)uf’\t°J Sffif’i‘fio “Aw“? lingo) 11.1121 1.111..»1‘. l‘hiliSil 1 «litllniul. 6
mwell as holders of club certificates Breaking into tllmi'xr'lusii't- sot HARTFORD. Jun, 19.<~—Sv\'crlll mI-n i4?" ‘(J' 1mm 'r King of lit-1.? . u ”IM‘M‘ES 1“" ‘.“‘ ....r ‘ "I “.0”; :9
licensees whose linceses have be- back ill 1904 when the l‘llillio." winked narrowly wuipml domh and .m.» “'1” it'll‘llb’llliilllh' ll'lilon'llr Ctlllllllil.‘""'.l 11.1: "1 U" 5 ’ m ”l ! 2117143101 M 1".” .1 i h
5' evalueless by reason 01 the in- him tl'om socipl'o loam 31.1mm has severely “Um,“ lam 11...“.mu}. “n”, {m ((n‘émjmlu‘t “A“ lxi~ m 1.0,} '(nll.lllll.i-.l \ in i“: and ml SL1? \1"'J IN: as ion 0%: 3
Jity 0f “19 holders thereof to 90“ 91MB” 1““ 1" ”l" “mm” ““1 “no“ noon when Sexm'lll tons of iron bars “ill llu» presidential‘camllaifrn (l ‘l i M” ‘ ”m. ”min“ in to L . .E
,tox‘lcating 11011018 b" Vil'im‘ 0f the beln'r 3 "‘"mb‘T 0’ . ”1‘ ”mm?“ 1'0! Stacked upright. in the stork moms 111 m.“ Lennard E “(m “3,.- 11111111121 441 4‘3:
ssage of the“ wax prohibition act, eleven (:(lllLQQ‘CIllglieri')'}'D:l{:" and; illen u". Ruin] T)[I0\\lll(!l‘ company plum ("d [35‘ night hi the lai‘ilnllhl “u... 3SHE THOUGHT DRESS 3.4.4 THE STORE OF VALUES.
W surrender their licenses before gem... ‘0 t“? “4“": _‘m’l‘ . 05E“? Slnlwd :lntl I'liilllllfil‘d 1n 1| hm1'1““3 vague in this t'lh'. i WOULD LOOK DYE!) \ i
5" eth'ed- Mil-2"“ we!“ ‘0 l)“: }' "mu“ m 1M“ in: “10 1111111 at walk at llH' lu'llcllcs The “mmunnpmzlm 313“. no ..\';.;;:11;. ’8 u . q 3.;
———-—————-—-—-——-—i *5.“ and has been “'1'»'_ 111.11 club Since. =13 the room. if“ of “r King's woody-1111‘ m. “t Dmh‘ond Dyes Turned Her : . 120 Washington St, S.:' ' '.
WSTON COLLEGVE‘IlgE‘EASERVAAD g'li?;l‘s:ll(‘3l§;3x:‘ljilILSEEM‘ gillfl—‘(llnllolaflayquzfiz .\Ilu'l‘l U}. l'fllll'l‘n irifl Y'f 22‘? :‘V‘:rp;:§ ‘h‘lnl‘lt‘li “navy. illl‘f'ClOI‘ ”f llill'fll'ill- Fadfid. Cid. Shabby Apparel 4‘9
' ‘3 . , ‘ V - quomp'. \i m m’ml‘l‘ _\' WM 1 u . . . .,. . S . . m h. .31.; .3 '
M... little use to the (:llllll ulntil late in tllze “m”, “h. H. I”. was mnployml at ”m :1); 1:122:21”il-ellriih'le‘xlltmww 'l..1,n;1.n-;:; Don‘t “my“ m::.:‘c:v' 3r 3. . .. no... 1.? - v.1; .. .- .. o 4. .
CAMBRIDGE BLISS. Jan. 9.—The SHIN"n: “"0" “1" unmn in ”9 PUP-““9”" -\ l" “1"” “‘""““d ”‘9 lv duem overwork. . . L ‘. ‘ U "11”)“ 7"” -; _. , .____.
plete severance .Qf athletic relaq 1111210.. ll) -1lw outfield. (hp sol'vices of full 3,"... ,r ”H. mum: metal .uld \vau '3“. King' was staled m be -'n ”H Lee "Dyanmnu 1134...;‘4- '."_1:1:':mi.-wi .o
- » 1 ' '1 '4 v '1 - a 1 ‘ 5' ' . , .
: .5. getween I’osion College and t” “‘9‘“; “l-‘l;:dneltlol:liigtd I'lluliul .«111 lttlllllllgll‘lt} ”If.“ in required lxa‘. home from pmpago “-1,...0 he give a m'w. l‘l(‘ll. ll‘uivlvss (-uiol’ in siul‘
Harvar was announced toda the . - t 1. mm m... l m S 0 < X “an 85"0111’91 » ii (1' . « 4. . . . .~ .‘ 4
gaston institution haiing rgused MHIQMJH-a 111.1111 \vm'kair on tho dirt-Le .1 1 l1\ lslmks Sllmt'ienlly lo permit! “d.--..ifl_'.ir.‘fd_ {db‘nv' “h“.mrdi‘ hi “"0.“ NH” hm” Pee ver iSin
‘ s on all the Climson schedules. mom “n ’5 :1 WHY-r” “‘1“ .V ‘0 11“ Hm- mi in in: .. 1'4 moved. Unconscious and Him 01‘ 01‘ nil-V" Sucnls.~-ul'osm-S. blun-
basket 13.111 dates and a hockey thing In his llUW'el to help his clu’) m :1 thin: vomlition he was taken 10‘ E, .6 .AT OLYMP'C GAMES' 5&3. stockings Skirts, children's 3.0,.”
- , , It. is with regret that folloiiels of the n 1 l 4. g l h. . \l‘“ ‘(lkk- Jan. 9-“1‘1‘1” ll!" ’ . ' ' '
a with Harvard have been cum ““9““ l” l” 1‘1 “ U“ his condition: feather: (in or -. '1 ‘ '~
ed and the Boston College athletic bk" IOHR‘K‘S will learn of his release was ll‘l’mltt'd us Smious ldbl ninilt lnited 5‘81"" “"11 be rel""e"“‘”““l 3‘ «I "8' mun" “ ’
mmlttee has withdlawn from a. tri- :33 ”1“ "‘d“ U“ “I“ has :1 kmn bat- l -~‘.__.~_.._ _ ”19 Anlerp Olyrgplc 2.1an m-xl The Dilm‘tion Book “in; l my. 1.1. ,; .16 .1
in: ovo and "l ; — ; ' -<‘ \ summer in ccrla' q - 4 .
'azigular track meet arranged with‘ “WW-man for“; ‘(ll’li't)““;}).:t “2521053: _GIANTS SIGN COLLEGIAN. m, “Mom”. pn'i'tlcfifi'ii? :n"f.,;,,‘::,’.: age “‘1'“ m ”"5“" ho“ ‘” "mmm" an vet iQfl 15 .4 K
fm» lvald and Massachusetts Institute . :1. . . . _ .. 4‘ _ . BOSTON, Jan, 93--“ was llnllntnU'H I, l~l1- ' ._ _ _ . - .7 dye over an} £01m, that Hm «1111114.:
Technology for February 2 hold mum. 111.111 “ha (.111 llll m at al- 1 l- . h l- .. .. _ . 101.1 1 l in in“ of 931l)::l(l.il} . 5
The cOmmiss B t mOSl any lmsilion 41h lhr- foam. 1010 3‘“ n rm “M "I '1: “ “W‘- 0 llown in this direction. One n.“ 11;. make a nnsmkn.
. ion of os on College brainlnghmn. former Shortsmp on ll. ntest pm $.ng in 5 iv l - 5 . V '
m the Harvard football schedule . 4 -, . ,., . , _. _ W ‘0 3“ ll? «ntri 01' To malr'll :lnv material have drug ' .
TH . ~ fl... , ,. ..allml1c l...ll.n(’li~ll\ nlnv, hm] Smnml ;. 1; 31 y . - ‘1',
or 1920 is said to have been one of 1.1 .1 classltlml Adieltlscment in . , .. 7. , ' . . . "n ‘ me can “1ka "‘0th “‘3‘“ gist Sim“. 1111' ”95..., 1 I)..." t‘ l . 'J «l i
m Causes of the break. .flm Sentinel. l unlm' .‘unn lilo New \ol'l; .si‘llJihnl According: to I’mific c0114! advices. ‘ ‘v .111 n‘ " 0““ 1
. !;‘.:;lv- nllSvlmll r-lub. _ ' be material and partial financial |Card : '
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$2.00 00 Corsets
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$4. 00 Union Suits at
extra. size.
$3.50 Union Suits at
Regular sizes.
$3. 00 Union Suits at
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Annual Clearance Sale
_ 0f Corsets. Gloves, Brassieres, Hosiery and Underwear
At Prices Below the Actual Cost of Today. This is a Money Saving Opportunity Which
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You Cannot Afford to Overlook
_ BRASSIERES
$1.00 Brassieres at 79c
$1.50 Brassieres at $1.29
$2.50 Brassieres at “$195
$1.008andauexat 69c
$1.50 Bandauex at $1.29
$2.50Bandauex at $1.95
$3.50 Bandauex at $2.95
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"Carter’s Winter Underv‘vear
$6.00 Sill. and Wool Un
Regular and extra 51212.8 ults at
$3. 00 Silk and wool Vests or Drawers at $2. 35
Extra sizes.
$2. 50 Silk and Wool Vests or Drawers at $1 .95
Regular sizes. '
$1. 75 Vests or Drawers at . . . . . . . . . . $1.25
Extra sizes.
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Regular sizes.
$1.50VestsorDrawersat............. $1.05
HOSIERY
$8.00 Italian Silk Lace Hosiery. black only.
at $5.95
$6. 50 Extra Heavy Qual t 0
$3231?“ ii Tlfitosielryé. mag: any'.)ealia. Longs? 95
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325013 In te and cologgiery at . . . . . $2 .95
50Pure Thread Silk
$1.011 Silk Lisle Hosieryiggsi‘fllff .51 3%
~ $2.50 Batiste Envelope Chemise af
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$3.50 Kid Glovesat
Sizes 5 1-2. 5 3-4 and 6 only.
In black kid. also whtie. tan and' n or} - w zt‘ -
hamoisette l
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$1.00 Children’s Jersgyiigted olb'éés' 5i. '
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. . . . . . $1. 9.5 $8. 00 Silk. Satin. Jersey and Crepe dc
$13-50 . BatistENilrthowns at $1.95 Chine Petticoats at $5.71
$2.903atiste Night Gowns at..........$l_.69 36m Imbangflkmwmm “W-m 31"“
89c $5wa emysnkmoomersat. .........$3.75
erseyBloomersat............f...59c ummNSflkVestsat,,.,,“,,H_$3,25
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