{you valid the your 39"“ ‘~
stock; We sold by m an”
13399“ and summed t0;
.. yummanditotuynso’
~’m§ht°unke good paper-tor
wall.
kind of stock we have on ‘
comes from the best mines mg“ , “mm ' _ m
1““ “m" a“ 3““ “I". m ”yogi?“ to build «repair thislpflng, massivel-
“M‘Y °‘ he“ “mm“ “91““ come to the help we are WWWM’ ; '
‘9’ mm "V“ “flaw“ 1“ . _ We give real Will‘qu dealing-4n uving our
3"“ ”“9“” “d ”“3"" “V" ' ' customers every help to make their pin-chases easy “death-
‘et cold feet: nor quoted on the ' factory. . _ * . . I
intact: exchange but priceless in
Ilia stove or range. Our kind of
"mining stock" will
The Hatch e "Bailey Co.
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By Keir own
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endoteachsenson.
Schultze’s Friday Fish specials"
. m can euceenoo:oooocomments...ojcoejejeojolglobe 2801b.
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" ”floors in the market for all ‘ -
Hal: otjnnk, second-hand fur- United sum License no. mood
’ find old clothes.
I!” the prices for every- scorn 103m
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est eleven on earth for that
may there Inve been doubters. A
8001! my football authorities have
come out net-rooted and said that Wal-
ter Camp’s mythical eleven is worth
about as much as the next fellow'l.
As for as ‘Wslter Camp’s observation
3088. his judgment is probably 0. K.
but he only sees a few E‘tem Baxte-
gations in action.
At best Walter Camp’s selection is
tons man’s opinion. based on the best
dope he can get hold 0!. “
it remained for on automobile race
driver of tune, on: Durant, to sprinc
sthe proper way of picking an all-Am-
erican team.
Hardvenro Age.
Several years ago it was a pretty
hard proposition to pick the champion
race driver of America. Every driver
thatwonaracedecidedhewasthe
champion. Soon the A. A A. took the
matter up and settled the whole argu-
ment with a bang; There were a con
.31 at. East Norwam'ct.
'i’:
ir
I
Smith. 0311 .
Remington, all other
‘ makes. sold. rented: U
repaired. Rentals, so iv
per month. Machines !?
sold atOiOpermonth. ‘.
, PLUMBER. "
, mural-ran excl-lanes. ‘
”the" Ave.. Bridgeport. com. “
srsom SALE
Here is the newest and most sani-
tary cooking utensil—Glassware
Baking Articles that ctufbe put in
the oven\ without tear of breaking~
easy to clean and very convenient
as they are suitable for serving di-
rect on the dining table. Among the
43c
Ceylon. Formosa
. Agency For
BLACKSTONE TIRES
AARON KOHN
Supplies and Accessories
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‘5 Rama“ A” , You will find any of these grades to your liking. Qual-
_ __ __ '3ng the best and the price is right. .
’ o. 1 Royal Plantation Cofiee. lb. .......... ‘. . . .- 45c
w WHOLESALE AfterDinner Blend Coffee. lb. ................. 43c
and Large Jmc Grape Fruit. each . . . . . ....... -. 10c
RFT A11. Warranted Good Eggs. doz. . ; ..... . . . ....... . 65c
, ‘ . - 3 * Fresh New York State Eggs. doz. . . . . . . . . ..... 90c
“3533- CIGARE'ITER 3,4 Pure Leaf Lard. lb. . ompound . . . . . . 27c”
mus and Tomcoo, 94 Nucoa Nut Oleo. the world’s best. lb. .. . ' mas-r. 36c
. . ‘ Vet; BestCreameryButterJo...............7'3:
IARLOV BR05 Swl t’s Premium Oleo. per lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
' . Del Monte Spamsh Style Tomato Sauce. can . . . . 9c
“”3““ 9‘8” 3‘0" Call. writ. or Dhone your order. We will deliver
....... Block, Soliomll
1., .it for you.
_ Hot Bread every hour. Fresh Rolls. Buns. Cakes.
Etc. at White House Breadery. next to
Beckman’s Gro'cery
Tel. 1581 I
"83 Washington St. Phone 1405.
' ‘ FREE AUTO DELIVERY
" i» » was» «so - 2:», 4:2.-
. _ q 4' assortment are baiting dishes for
‘3 MEN’gnSHOES " 'Q bread, for pudding, casserol'es, Die
J [I U i Last" :EQ plates, custard cups. etc.
' ‘ ' $4.50 ’ ‘ :14, “’0 carry a complete line. of
ydll“ from $5.00 to $7.50 “a above Pyrex “’are.
, ‘ All Sizes i ’
'5': ‘ .
M... Levy... JOSEPH ROSENFIELD
3IS§otl§IthNMain E” W Housefurnishings, Hardware and Auto Supplies
& 125 Washingtonflt. Phone 340. Free Delivery. .
Oblong or Choice Mixed Tea.
lain nudxber of races listed each year
as championship mots. Points were
awarded to various winners. At the
end of the season the man with the
moct.points was the racing ch ion.
*jlere's this partlcular driv sug-
‘ [notion for handling the football situa»
’ don: Organize a helical body which
- would be the American "Football Asso-
ciation. The first, division under the
national group would be the various
intercollegiate conferences throughout
the country. Then in each section
where football is played n representa-
tive wonld‘be appoinmd.
This representative would have tabs
on every player ol‘note who takes
part in a conference game in his ter-
ritory. He he exp-civil to ob-
tain the m detailed int'umiation‘as
to gains handling of the lull, clc. This
information would be our to the con~
ference head.
At the end of the season this confer-
ence representitlvo would submit all
information to the national body.
Home after care! i consideration ‘of al
available mater 3!, an ? all-American
eleven would be selected.
The new plan is not water-proof in
any sense of the word. and would prob
ably work on mythical group open
to as much criticism as Walter Camp's.
SEE NEW HOPE
FOR A CUT IN ,
LIVING COS
(Continued from First Pagei‘fi
.-
exports will show a father amp.
All authorities in the United States
have. agreed iht shortage in produc-
tion and a supply or goods that will
not meet demands have been the chief
factors in boosting pricfit. .Decline in
. expons means a t - ing back for do-
mestic consumption of met so much in
goods to level the shortage in domes-
tic mnrkets. Some theorists have or:
~ cd for years a shutting down of ex.
ports to save the domestic situation.
- Such a course has bccn impossible be-
“ cause of the nope-Salty for meeting the
x needs of allied countries and because
of the disturbing economic factors that
‘ would result. Closing of foreign men‘-
kets through prohibitive exchange will
work the same result through more or
less natural causes. '5 -
‘ Large foreign trade combinations or-
ganized under the Webbflaw are at a
practical ataildstlil. Almost Without
cxception‘ihey have found a tremend.
- ous demand in Europe tor 'Americnn
goods,bnt an almost coinplek inabil-
_ ity to pay for them except on-rlong time
. credits. . '
Reports have come to; Washington
from unofficial ”preempt many Am
12 scam m an, scorn nonwau:
1 f 53 mm sir. nonwm
PHONE 1990 ’
69c lb.—BUTTER—69c lb: . *
BestElgin Creamery
'AmericalnCheese 35c
assess: ‘5 sanitrtiz::::::‘.::"fé..‘.9?.
_Pitteng1;unes _
~ inst: 2i“. ”mien
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erican interests that exported freely
curliy of European and Joan buyem
1'
that is being defaulted. . .
sou-0N POST OFFICE 1'
-910 CLOSE. on FEBKIjARY 14;.
.1 _ No Regen owes
BOLTON, ' Feb. arouse Adam
. Loomis, recently 39W post-
: mistress oi’ Bolted yesteéinygrccclved
-_ wen-den Idiom. the tenanwallt post-
; master. at‘.Washlngtnn W giving
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genie illne‘Mr. new
- ”era moi-stop carrying .
‘ mutilate: Wvllhfttlese , tie pre-
magma: the” -- post’omce
'eeuses to exist after date. as-
cognates-e were
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At the
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This telly”.
ifsiled:
after the armistice have pp" and ate i
unlike new pellv‘ery .mtieffilrnest‘
7after 't
. (Oi Lns‘Angelss Times-I - .
0:131:30“ iikeihonsh heap for Walter‘ Wonde f g “y wove? effec
Ever since the mind of 1231 “MM‘ bah mom
:3 fi-fiefimmotfip team at theI and Y P, . °
Jersey topS- .
The Famous.
ruffles and
is in: center pieces, scarf 8
BRETT PETTICOATS OF MANY HUES
I'All silk 331d With Silk _
Gerdon Hosiery for W0
plain shades and
satin in beau-
heatherloom m
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men
AR' DEBT or U. s.
w . "IS $1,000,000.“
' (Continued from Page One).
mount of outstanding tax certificates
3: indebtedness increased. but the :3-
tsls will be brought sharply down y
the income and excess profits tax pay-
inth which are due on March 15.
The funded debt was reduced $200.-
'000.000 during the live months
through the purchase by the Treasure
and the retirement elves-ions Liberty
bonds, most of them purchased in the
open market. Those purchasesmean
a real saving to the Governinent as
they are benht in below the par value
cancelled. . ‘
an"ll’he total public debt has been re-
duced from 828.596.701.648 to 325.668,-
380;095. ‘n reduction of exactly $930,-
000
4
208.1:- the present. and indicated bnsir
of Treasury operations the war debt
practically will be wiped out .withln a
generation. *
BENNETT STARTED
HERALD ON $500
Continued from page 000
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two empty barrels to serve as a count-
er for the papers. The printing was
done on shares of profit 'and loss by
two struggling printers. _ .
Bennett made his paper sensational,
ked individuals and made ene-
fmies, but his paper sold. He held
lstrong financial articles and kept in
‘close touch with world news: lie be-
llieved that. news had a marketable
[value and worked on that basis. it
‘was Bennett who first hired weboys
to..go out among the people and sell
papers. He worked with an energy
that can hardly be conceived. He
never tried in any way to reform the
world. but accepted it. as he found it
and. gave news that all classes would
find. of interest.
As an example of indomitable will
end courage. the man who founded the
Herald is remarkable. Fortune dealt
l‘Jm blow after blow. but he had the
a nomination that defies the power of:
the tickle goddess. '
i
‘ attac
i
Educatri for Priesthood. i
Born in Scotland. in 1795. he was
educated {Or the priesthood at the'Ro-
‘man Catholic Seminary in Aberdeen.
and remained there till he was ’19.
Realizingjhnt he was not. fitted for
the seri'ice oi” the church. he decided
'0 try for a career in America. and in
1'819 he landed at Halifax.
There seemed no opportunity there
for his services except to teach. and
this failing him. he went to Boston.
where. for ihl‘co years-he was em-
ployed at proofreading. He spent a~
year in Charleston. S. 0., tianslating
news for Spanish-American journals:
heJfled to found a commercial school:
in New York: lectured .wilhlittie snco
cess; bought a Sunday paper. and it
was 'Washington reporter for
a New York paper. and started“: in
.lf’hllaidelphia. thc Globe. which also
a e . ‘
After fifteen y‘ears ihai..w.ere full or
strenuous efforts and been disappoint-
iments. Bennett found himself \with
$500 as a capital with which toiound -
in business for himself. With this
zsmall amount of melt and an unlimit~
ed supply or grit he‘startcd the flows:
mm “3 ‘
'mous an earn for
”a - him an immense
i After J Gordon Bennett. the
:seoond, canto to possession of the
Herald he followed largely; the‘lines“
that were laid Eown by his Scotch.
tether. The paper-ts hobby was the;
news"; its owner caring’bnt little tor.
,editorlnl , . . At one tints! .Xr'pl
vBcnnett Jags-0d lo'rilave entertained.
purpose ,or abolishing altogether.
may;
I
”to Euler’s commentary 62
as it seemed tohlm unclean.
3? 1Wis-the Bennett c
not bodo'things‘hy hum
i
l
ch was to make his name‘ia‘l.
M‘MHCIALS PREV
ass 39‘ ALIENS RElfl
. alumnus
A cunts Range From $1.000
1:; $5,000-«Ten Don’t Be-
lieve in God
To "aide bull {or thirty ulna
mdlcsfs who have been held at the
Hartford county lull by oti‘icials of
the United States Department of Just,
ice as enemies of the United States
$55,000 in Liberty bards has been
friends of the turn. The
or bonds‘ range from“’$l,000
e
use
lo- , .
All these who have been metered
on bail are men who have had been
lugs before inspector William M.
Clark. There are twenty more "9"”
at the Jail who have yet to be given
an oppofl‘ilnily to explnin‘ktheir unar-
chistic affiliations in the Govern-
ment‘s deportation proceedings.
Not one of the ten aliens examines!
ycSterduy believed in God. This was
.ihe announcement of the Government
officials after the completion of yes-
terday'steaw lnutions.
srs. Aime YhfiMoU‘rn ' ‘
, ORDERED RELEASED
(Continued Fran First Page)
jury began investigating the shortage
in the \‘amlouth‘s cargo, which deVel-
oped between her sailing {ram and 1%
rning to New York. Judge Knox or-4
ered Marcus Garvey. the colored
president of the Black Star Line. Own-,
er of the vessel. to produce all b00k3.
papers and manifests bearing on the
whiskey cargo. Earlier in the do: he
had refused to produce them on the
ground that surrender of the. records
might tend to incriminate him. .;
PREDICT TEN MORE
CHICAGO. MURDERSE
(Continued From First Page)
. i
“\"c knew Enrigbt was the nut. off
the old time gunmen destined to die."
said Mnany Home. State‘s 'rhUDl‘ney.
"But we were pdwerless to prevent it.
The tips were too elusive 1‘0 follow up
in we knew ig’and Mess mus‘ hare!
known it.” a
' Emight was e twenty-"third victim ‘3
of Chicago in leads. and the ninczy- i
lhlrd‘man to die here by the” sawed-oi! :
shotgun.
“Big Tim" Murphy of the "Street"
and his “pal" niches! Carozzo, presi-
dent of the Street Smepers' Umou.‘
were among those arrested. (’amzzo'
was held. but Murphy was released.
lie denied he ever used a gun in a!
, 1
list
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PLAN TO FLY FROM
came T0 CAPE T0
Continued From First Pm
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can»: a crew of five and 1
Men" . ,
Peter :xChailners Mitchell, nstrono- .
mer and secretary to the. Zoologicali
Society of London since 1908. was
meager in a plane which left yester-
day morning‘ ‘ .Ior Cape mas?
from an aviation held hear here. There
Elem Won or the” between
~ so machines Tim panic-
niarly discounting lily idoaot compen-
nuuss pm} “me; mu iett O '
gs. lnxent,‘ this morning. ‘ ‘ bemoan.
. ‘ ' l
nonwhites
.W after a wigs-'5
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saioheeplng. yestcniny it -~
ernor Morrow hasicned m ..
story and took charge.
other defenders “cl-9 a>>~ r. ‘.
his the walls and Shi‘i'ii‘i -
ipatched lo meet the mini»
‘bers of Which Worn (mull...
rounding counties in ilfi‘nl‘...
{ As the long string 0: ii ‘
the hill‘to the prison, I!»
V‘s halted when it mat-hm
was stopped at rilzht :mzl.»
load. in accordance \uvli ~
from the sheriff. who ”1' v: ,
the men to dispcrw and
take its course, and can
Warning. A few of the x:-
ed the- the automobilm ,.
toward the prison. but ll .
ed backer Muted “ndi r :,
trouble or count-minnow w .
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‘ The place where x .3 (.3.-
buy £501th for the M“; 0
family on easy wot-lt‘n
ments.
wa'rcn Tins ADE?
rxssnsr ron INTERES‘
mo areas news soon
‘arrnan.
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Washington St.
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a lb.
LN! out nocansau
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