TWO
:me mums " "
lull MflNlll‘ [ll JULY
Mt the month of July, according
to statistics filed at the ofliceot Town‘;
Clerk Herbert R. Smith, there were is
births, of which 20 were boys. There
were also 19 man-”lags and 38 deaxha‘
{be exact flower tor the'month fol-i
". x..- , ‘ ". ‘sl
.27; our? at”:
- i
l—Thuodoro Roosevelt, to Bertha
mural-am Curatenn.
l—gwasd, to Anna and Edward Her-
6
l—Gantano, to Rosina and Guiseppe=
Santoro. ‘
z—Boy, to Millie and Henry Joyce. I
Hos-spin to Katie and Joseph Gal-'
yas.
3—31hhen, to Julia and James Mur-
y.
3—Paol, to Margaret and Paul Ho,
zlna. l
G—Maxm' e, to Esther and David .
Glasser. 1
Fiona, to nuns and Arthur .
Brown,
5—Howard, to Maude and Jon: Hyde.
G—Ernest, to Margaret and Edward
O
!
t23—Ju1ia B. VanI-Ioosear,
lzs—Ceoll E, Pollard, 16 years.
mm, 22 M. .
il-Lena Cohen. 52 years.
11—Mieisael Lukas, 30' yous,
mullahs. 11 dub.
15-»g'rsosis53tsrsuo, one month. 11
ays.
Iii—Anna M. Mulvey,
months, 26 days. , .
Iii—Edmund Seymour. seven days.
Isa—Peter J. cation, 33 years. eight
months, 22 days.
IS—Henrietta A. Roberts, 68 years,
the months, 25 days.
zo—Elaaboth Volter. 72 years, eight
months. nine days.
25 years, 13
2km .8. Board. 59 years. ' two for
months, 11 days.
21——-Cathsrino Skerdvino, 61 years.
House H. Collins, 33 years, two
months, 12 days.
”—mw Yoihsy. 53 years. seven
months, 23 days.
82 years,
17 days.
ZHsnes Caddy, 57 years, three
months, four days.
i-Edrikka Olsen, 69 years, eight
months. seven days.
25—Dinetrio Tocci, 49 years.
26-—Melvina A. Searles, 15 years, four
months. three days.
27—William Sheldon, 78 years, seven
months, 26 days. 10
2
months, 21 days.
9——Franklyn H, Gray. 42 years, three
is
a‘
.
STORES? dons ., Lug. 19.——In the
pens amouted to 3678 cm. This is
a 52.5 per’ cenié “on yield or’a drop
or 0.2 per ecu. legalis- loathe no
teedfins west. meerthcless they laid
, the five year aver-co. . .
A motflitohestos- owned by
Hm. m. Helm Wash.
and a pen pt Barred Rocks owned by
Jules ' F. Francois. Westhampton
diesels. 'L. 1.. boarded iordrst bonus
for ‘tbowoek. with a total of 59, egg
each. .n- pen (if-White Leann-us
owned by the imperial Poultry‘rsrm.
EIiabeth; N. J‘.', won second place with
a yield of 53 eggs. ‘E. A. Ballard's
pen'wss third with 52 eggs. 3. c.
Foreman“ pen or Bsrrcdnacks from
Collin-swam}, Ontario. 'W. Edgar
lBakcs’ pen of White Leghorn: from
Moiches, L. 1., and Emory H; Dart.
lett’s pen» oi White Leghorns‘ front
Enneld. Mass. all tied for fofith
place_with a yield of 50 eggs each.
During“ the week the college has
been inspected by the‘ Connecticut
W" I'll soon spawns
six WM
. ' ., V
forty-first weekrot the laying conic-ti
lrltstribatioa and distribution likewise
at. #7,:
r Ms" "
Norwalk in common with most cities
is experiencing a $1.1, in buildig in
a season which is amalvthes would
be marked by a rush-oi button. no
cal real estate dealers attribute the
slack season ‘to exorbitant prices [or
lumber; Their options are born out
by a report-submitted to the senate».
by! the Forest Service at the Unwed
States Depot-uncut of White. The
report states that during the early
part of 1920 the prices of lumber in
tin Ulises. States increascra-ore
sharply and to higher points than have
been known before; In March, mo,
average mill prices had inaesssd zoo
per cent. and more over prices in 1914.
Whiie'the prices of production and
increased. The report continues.
‘R'esent prices through mom
lower are still excesive and yield
profits unjustified by costs"
According‘to figures of the United
States Roasts corporation, the re-'
."vn.’v
”gins complet
the six .woe lve study which
will give than entry into Y. W. C. A.
“White fail Oneotthosrai
fit. is first Felicia-a Barns. of thc
fillinines. who wdl am '1'. W. C. A.
var-k there. Her hubaad’ is head oi
the Y. M. C. A. in the islands. An-
other graduate is ‘Miss Bel-wan
Yang 0! China, now a studeus in
Wellesley Cullen from which she
will gsdusto h 1922. leaving for her
mooumrytoelgaoelnY.W.c.A.
work for girls. Miss Celia (Mayer, of
Beiloville, Kansas, leaves shortly to
do halth and physical education work
in Oahu. Th remainder of the class
remts nurly every state in the
Union from as far West as California
and the maduates are being assigned
to work in cities all over the United
States. Several will enter the foreign
service of the Association.
Miss Harriet Taylor. who was head
of the Y. W. C. A. war work in
France. conducted the graduation ex-
erciscs. The courses taken included
H
l
IOIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1920.
’
9 t.
fie Stole closes ds ly at 5 o'clock
Saturdays at 6 o’clock
. 9'“
Seven More Fun Days in which to
receive benefits in our price
' reductions on
Furniture,
Carpets and Rugs
Br n.‘l l months. 8‘8“ days (Norwich . ,4 Bus W port stat “many 30 cem_ r a study of girls‘ work. business sec-re-
Gfigmesml into Em. b and W". State Hosmtal)‘ 81 men‘s-2&3“ “3°39 New Lgflg "‘9 numb: 'of buildings Pceofnstructegd itifS‘ShtiiD. 01?ng etlloiiadgn. ’religion!
on: . ' r , ' ‘ . . _ - . , _ . . . ,_
7—-Alfred. u: halls and George Avl- akiqfllicgoginfg‘zeggf' yea ' 5””? “D" "mm ‘fflfiflgecm‘: ti: 3:.°m,"m..?:'ymls,,:; ffnfin‘fi 3.x. ggmkfif: .5; To...” :35, August Clearance Prrca Prevailing a
Sarah. ' ‘ 30—-Mae IF. Irving. 38 years, three brangsls. 18 t demonstrations Willa 500,000 dwellings were needed county work. Professors from lead- . d t. th. d fl
7 Walrus-es, to Mary and Charles months. 39 days. :veere $3137... golfing the stacker hen in Mm only 76.000 were cou-jins universities were instructors and In the department for ones “‘8, Ir OOI‘
.9 her. . sir—Anna I. Stiles. 55 years. nine _ , ' slmcted. The d 0.01 the those speakers in the school. _ . , , , ..
Figiliin, to Lillian and James months, 12 days. 1 h “gogvgnmfim to 5,, mm,“ 0, supply is concemo be the roast); This includes all the nice things Which (“01'3" good
u“ ' ill—Sara A. Mills 75 years, 1 taunt 9v . . not for this condition of affairs. One alter BILLMRD BALL GONE: . 1 re V _ _. ‘ .
9"““9'” ' ‘ ' “m“ "m “m" " ’°" 1“” " ‘ . housekee likes to accumu a . l o woman tum who
Melillqe to Gladys and Daniel 30 days. already made arrangements you can “Other 1%:oftmarfxciregstgt his; -ARATOGA CROWD HELD get] f {table at the shelves full .f ”931
Margaret, to Rosall and Joseph LIST OF SLACK‘R" go 30 ”Tim?” in mm.“ 'm‘ m" been (“fucked and sum sivcly dlm- SARATOGA. Aux. 20.-—The pocket does “0t ee verycom O ”’ ‘. ‘ " '
10-1133? 3' m n a J 1, 3m, E t , pm... wytmgegnlendins: pens 1- each or ”f“;- T‘” PM“? cow ha- "18.“!in mgbflzm {costume (ml- ly folded sheets, pillow cases and towels. It 15 a mniort
3 ° 9' 05" an 0 n ' Governmefit *9“ ‘ ° . . on .v rge supp ,v of lumber remaining cannon and lpb recs 'af, t t e . . . .
“Algal t M t d J Names In state soon. he Dflndpgygzfigea‘gz'” follows. and already this has been called upon holder, which was announced to be to know that the Sideboard and servmg table Cllllhnardc
' ' o ' ~ worl . m ended . . _. . '
Kellye’ o 3’83” an m “The publication 0f the names “Whig, f‘h zwgiaégfnsd; I774 calm byut‘plie'kg;lglfblfkt‘iift ft‘l'llcrsfth 103:3: fflm'fie locadl.pocn:l:nxbein:1:ulled to have the“ full quantity 0f table CIOth‘q’ llallhllls and U3}
IG-Vinzenzi. to Ma. an A hi -3 ' e3 3 o v ' ' near-pr , ' . . - ' ' n . .
Parachsa. ry d~ mo 0 l:11]:gingaffgrgrg?£ongagid,ht: 53:3, 'Oneck Farm (Barred) I l 1, ,1 amountsftthzo'rreilox lug?” adequate Ixcdcznipepzftyor 3.96mterdg; "xi-nit}: cloths. “a AuguSt Prlces are tempting, mo“ .N') ”W1
Ill—Figrelhxce, to Then“ and Benin-five service law. will serve to aid Mzgziqzimgmknfiliied‘) ' “' . h'l‘he oulyflwsy in which an extreme bulls. The match was held in Goa- they have been, and more SO than they can be fl) .1 long
" 3"”9't- ’ ' ‘ «H t M to ' ‘ - s art-so lumber with . crow 300look- . - - . - . - . .. .,
13—VVinifred, to Eethcl and Pedro 131. 3‘0?” ‘gaghenggmggg‘; ,igrbflany Hrmkfle‘lghgm‘evr. Conn.“ 1593 find“, ems and ,95,r,c,,o‘;; 3: £1,332? "a" 'm’ ‘ ' " °’ time to come. Flax is a slow crop to arrlxe at 115 will}-
mm' 7 l d d n the "9"" "'"m' “9‘09"“! can be avoided. the re rl. When the oii‘klals discovered file 5. [in . damask » .
Iii—Margaret. to Bernice and Eugene, :zfirlgpggitmbggxtu‘amgm r. Hue“ Mrs. R. w. Stevens “,5 insists is by a "u emu,“ 9,1,. 50,, 0, m. Dan M "a“, "3 mm, ness, and from the flax flower to the a 3 pg 4
Rich. 9 Ye terda m commentlnz on m, an-' Schuylerville. N. Y. 1 cy of timber growing which will earn» 'in the building until the arrival nitlle long story,
16—Harry. to Mary and Frederick hoancemye'nt from Washinzton that ”fut?!“ F- Sullivan, 1446 hill? the Pflorls of the government. police. When the police arrived the ' . .
lkgofi‘f"? A t . d J G , ’was the intention of the governmef; ”mafiaffinm' 3:33;. «‘11:! promo gteresis. with cm- mm; was rolurned and the crowd 'll- The following list presents its attractions.
e e, o n owns an do w zv‘ mes of such alien - ' _. i s a won t mm of dcs- lowed ‘0 W“ out. .
60k. ,to publishgthe na tford Times. Columbia. cm!” ' 1‘" fix—“0!! caused by 8? mes ‘ ' . - . '.“l 171. frll‘ 450 ' ' ' ' 't .
m‘m'mbm' '0 Tam" 3”" Hen” grtgkflrrséll‘fiirgeolfairnnecllcul un- m glared-land Redo ‘ _... W!” ' mm}; 33;";m'; '§;“Conc;,mon_ The '1‘ch Cloths of Irish linen ln deSIgns for round ta
Vi'keno' 2 - ~ .himiml.’ “"9“ ~ “‘1 ’-' - . S ‘ ..-. ' ’ ‘29. in lbe vic- - ' ,,
ls—snlney. to Mildred and George {13; g3;;;g,:gg":he"°::;m§:’az. um... Gromn. 5mg. - m2 iCorolssr ["953 M (5;; (1'3“ 4"“ '0 damw‘m um bles. Size, 2 yards square. Regular $10.00. Sale plcl $.50
is—ggft'n Tim and Pam Shamis lwho from the records in the vaziotu: Deggofirfislrogtra Farm. 15“ ’, Wm Are HMO Giv‘nlonl. Minn-[h (locum the Round T.ue Cloths of imported cotton in good qua-
¥ . l _ s. . I ' 1 r9 5 e e . o _ . . p ’ ..' m—t—‘f ‘ r ‘ e ch.mmm . . _ _
m'A’ma- ‘° ““3 a“ m“ mm':dmhhomliilil lili‘ildcotltllllll‘linceo wit: me Jacob F» Jansen. , “WW”, “1- 2Mom... Sam- €31“§..‘?:..““.J§.m..... «mm. u lity. All edges are scalloped, and the sue ls 70x.0 ml hes.
20—James, to Alice and James Cole. :for l 9 1:3”; ”#5“,er had munch, Norm ”"V'n- Conn. 192‘ -uel Hem." 10d!!!“ in a dcclslo“ hold was advertised a. a titular match and ' :1 ) $5M
Zl—galheriue. to Alice and John.:1'i':’: 1‘01“"le for military service Dal wdhito Leghorn. :bhld Norman lrirsnciil was not to bel.(.¢0rdm.. m the “metals the sip-led Regular $61K} Sale prlu .
stall]. I E. A. lil‘ . l e ”Snelh for lhe death of hi! 3 . l0! 3 l' a (-mmpfimnin _ ...
21—Asnes, to Lorene and John Sim-1w??? giggfid-sam ”,3, m: 0m... has Chestnut Hill. Pa. mes ,wife. biplane. on June 23. when she SELZL'fn' (“1 ' 0 Round Table Cloths of heavy mercerlzed cotton. wal-
mulsk. , ‘ ' ‘ ‘1300 cases Richard Allen. {was t rown 1mm the rear seat of an' ' ' a..- -»
22—rr‘zzfnces. to Theresa and William Exaggtedgprfezletd‘ :35, him. but Weathersficld, Conn. 1611 gtomobile and kill: d. Mr. and MYS-iMORK sun THRIFT” loped edges”
I. erson. i . _ Geor (- Phillips. , sncls. with another pl . AID GERMANY . . m
. . l, ill for instructions a ~ con , ‘ r. or WILL ~ . r ' _‘
“anti“? to Jeanette and samlraoil :FaZhin‘gtonngbefore taking any Selim“ Conn- ‘ 159' their way 10 Norfolk from Chrthawd BERLIN. Ana. 2LMAH m. currca- Size 58158 inches, were $.00 now $3 00 ,
2 #:19 5n» n. . . . r zoneml “mm l Miscellaneous ,N. Y.. when the automobile struck lilo; cy theorists in the world would he unv S, 64 64 . hes were $4 2.5 new $3.95
3 (floors. to Helen and Willlam \an‘~ ms mm mm invgqtig‘ted a few or T. E. Hampton (81. Leghorn)“38 nailroud We abutment in Norfolk. able m give a definite. and positive in it inc ., .
19 . g l - .1 Pitistown. N. J. - 1'8. Prsnci hurled [ “~ 0 lb!‘ 0.31m wk“ an m- . _
- - . t'aslefimv l 8W“ ass-sit answer-l q . y Y . ., ‘_
23—:0p2: to Ratio and Cliffordibg'ihgtegeggrilolla‘:edzt iwilfully (“1- A- L-Andi‘fion ‘R~ 1- “13“") 1% a “abutment. Mr. Prancls"1li llcscendinx provemenl might be cMWV'“d " Table Cloths 0f imported We ‘9” efiPCliU ”‘11
‘ au era. ' ' - ' ' ' *’ . - . -. .- ' )i- .- p - .. l r
; -- ,i e sen- Windham. N. H. -J- the road to pass under the bri (. nan_ l~ huge paper urculslmn. I , ‘ . _ . ‘ '
Zi—Thomasa, to Mabel and Thomas 5"] to]cgmrgddWit‘gemcelaiesmgl‘ion of H. P. (‘ioyes «Bluff andottcnl head run clow to the side as anotdlelgmlr ‘30. (lines-app. oi‘ the Reich- terms for round tables. 829 i2Xl2 Indies. Rec Llicll $11.10
29 Effigh t J ll (1 Ch 1 l'rlgckeis 'was dul- mainlv to lack of Hartford. Conn. N35 vehicle was apprmchina. abllk ha. '0“ The A‘“°‘:m“‘ Pres: 83'? prlCP $315
__ za ‘ o u a an ar 95 " ‘ ' ‘ ds 0V9? — i In exoneratl'nz Mr. Francis the com» cnrrrsmndem. The ion slum-en .
Gender Icompletion of the draft T9007 _ . . 1 lion _ ‘ .. ‘ _ . J
. . it had no dirett CUMMINBC NON.COMWTTAL nersals ills finding that that road showed that the paper in clrcua ‘ . 1‘ ‘ad\' 201 JN‘. 5.7.0
”‘90“. 3133. *0 Viola and George “”1““ $23?“ per a” i Aaou‘r SENAToniAL RUchondllions ; um «mm. "are .1... July 15 totalled 53.847.000.000 marks. Mercerlzed Table UNI“. hemmed fl. _ ’
Washmm-on-Moore. .rc. 1’0“- ~' 1 . - auto for p lie- brave! to sirlngors.’ TN! ‘18 I decline °‘ ”$90000“ 64x64 incha. Regular $3.25 Sale pl‘lt‘t‘ $2195
L’s-Andrew. to Elenore and Daniel
Kistinger. 3
25—Edwarll. to Mary and Paul De-,
Keller,
29-lda. to Ida and Albert Malkin.
26—~William, to Arista and Harry Do-
land.
I
30~i7£hn to Mary and John Yacku-‘
5.
30-Mar2aret, to Julianne and Lewis
Pasko. ’
18~Marion, to Harriet and Walter
Waterbury. 'l
its—Josephine, to Anna and Robert"-
Tallon. 3
ilk-Mary, to Mary and John Kovaich.’
July Marriages. t
26—Charles Straub. Jr.,
nnvri (Stamford).
19—mowin H. Green and Alice Dorc-
thy Mitchell (Bridgeport). i
8—-James A. Johnson and~ Mary
‘ Randolph (New Haven). ,
3—6tepheis Kovacs and Emma Sven;
7—9Flarry C Kraemer and Blossom
9—Paul ,0, Eiserman and Annie E.
Smith.
G-John- A. O‘Connor and ~Myrtle
s and Lillian M.
and Mabel l
'l
Frances Scully.
Wm H. Robert
Heirernan.
15-l-‘red A. Akstrom and Josephine
Lundquist.
l5—F‘rank St. Cloud and Julia 11. Kir-
wan. '
‘17-ka D. Hatch and Helen Bar-
er.
17—Oliver A. Robertson and Myra J.
Mahler. '
Zl—Peter A. Surrette and Jane Lee:
zs—wnm I). Anderson and Elizabeth
A, Ruppert,
ZG—Georze T. McMahon and Hazel M.
Merritt.
29—EIll'c Lenin and Porn Bolarsky.
27—41mm R. Ball and Mary J. Sulli-
van. -
27—.Trvhn M. Bieling and Gertrue M.
OBrien.
Iii—George E, Brown and Ruth McAl-
lister. ' Um
zip—Edward C. Van Scary and Flor-
: ence E. Main. ‘
S‘Prank Sellar and Rose Kubovich.
July Deaths.
l—ann l-tran, 15 years
State Hospital).
1—(‘hsrles Shackleton. 63 years.
tin-ee months, 23 days (New Ca-
naan).
1-9141“: Ferraioli.
,-
69 years,
months. three days.
eight
(Norwich
It is assumed that many names on
the lists are of men who after rez-
isterinz. enlisted for service in the
armed forces of the government and
failure to notify the various draft»
boards was due to the negligence of
relatives to whom was entrusted this
duty by the men. 5
_ ______.__._._
rename. up TRACKS.
es of Shore Lin. Road Is
Being Scrapped.
Work oi removing the abandoned
trackage of the Shore Line Electric
Railway company from xew Haven
Flanders, near Saybrook, was
commenced yesterday.
The Shore Line trolleys from Ches-
ter to New Haven and Sayer to
Flanders ceased operating on July
1!. 1919, following a strike of con-
ductors and moiormen for increased
wages. The company wfis \\1&bie to
meet the demands of the men, be.
cause the road failed to produce suf~
ficient money to pay running ex-
penses. The late Morton F. Plant
was identified with the company, and
it was no secret that for some time
he him“ made up the deficiency
each year, so that the cumpany could
continue as an accommodation for
summer residents 01' the many shore
Sixty Mil
'places along Long Island‘ Sound.
l
Alter the strike, however, the cow
: any passed into the hands of Re-
ceiver Robert W. Perkins and service
'ior the towns east of the Thames
,river in addition to those from New
‘Iiondon, west to Flanders, has since
been maintained,
, Approximately sixty miles of rails
will be removed.
l W
ARGENTINE’S “RESIDENCE
LAW” l8 CHANGED
BUNEOS AIRES. Aug. 21.-—The Ar-
gentine Federation of Labor, cham-
pioned by Socialist deputies, has just
won a victory in the lower house of
'Congress by securing the passage of
a law which prevents the government
.from expelling foreigners from the
country without a hearing. The Fed-
eration alleged in a recent petitidn
‘to Congress that the "residence-law"
;which has a provision for the deporta-
ition of undesirables, was being on-
justly employed by the Federal po-
l lice to expel from the country laborers
:01 foreign birth who participated in
[strikes They were arbitrarily judged
by the police to be anarchists, it‘ was
Tells Dally Advocate He Hasn't lecnl
It Serious Thought.
Homer 9. Cummings of Stamford
has given no seriom: thought. as you.
to accepting the Democratic nominsq
tion as Senator from Connecticut. '
Mr. Cummings told The Daily Ad-
vocatp so yesterday, in a telegram
from Sllzlwné-e.on.i)eiowarc, Ps.. where .
he and Mrs. Cummings are renting. .
The wire was sent in response to al
query sent to Mr. Cummings. yester,
day, by The Advocate asking him ifj
he cared to express his smu‘
toward the apparent desire of his
party to name him as U. 3. Frank B.
Brandegce’s opponent. ‘1'. Cu.»-
minn' reply. received today, follows:
‘I have given no serious tm .
yet to the matter referred to in your
telegram."
Apparently Mr. (Tannin); is in a re-
ceptive mood, and that prcfiably
means that he will be the Democrat-
lc candidate, as there is!» other
Democrat mentioned as an opponent.
should It. Cummings be willing to
run again.
Mr. Cummings ran for the (Tinted
States Senate on the Democratic
ticket in 1918. His opmt then was
George P. McLean of Si-sbnry. and
Senator McLean was elected by a plu-
rality of 8,371 voteu.
Mr. Cummings was not so well
known than and woman suurage had
not gained headway enough to cause
the politic] leaders much thought.
His friends have an idea—at least
they so express themselves. that the
national fame the former Democratic
chairman has gained since 1916. and
his friendliness toward woman suf.
frage which would enable him to
make a better run in 1920.
Every one of the eight Connecti-
cut countles gave Senator McLean a
plurality in 1916, Fa'iriieid County was
the banner laepublican county, Sen-
ator McLean’s plurality in this coun-
ty was 3.776. In Litchlleld Calnty he
had a plurality of 1346, and in Middle-
sex County, a plurality Of 945, Sen—
ator McLean‘s pluralities in the other
lcounties were: Hartford. 135: New
.Haven, 232; New London, 356; Wind
1ham, 631; Tolland, 850. '
iwerRBUl-IY WILL DSFER
l JITNEY PROSECUTION
I“ .
: WATERBURY. Aug. 20.—At the
‘close 0: a conference held in the
MARINES ALWAYS READY. '
Sea Soldiers Intel-outed in Promo: 0"
Uprising in China. i
Cable deopatches of another upris—
ing in China are being closely follow-
ed by the su-ooldlers or the Marisol
Corns recruiting force at 1208 mini
street, Bridseport.
Their interest is natural. for a ha! I
tnlion 0t marines is held in readiness!
for Just such a contingency as a lean-
flo guard at Peking. Chins. undo-nine
command of Col. [ants Mason Gulick.
And within the call 0! the wireless
another battalion of marines csnl
speedily he loaded from the cruisers
oi the some noet. and rushed tm
Peking or any other point or trouble.
Already a small detachment of the
handy fightfirg uscn have been des-
patched to “relic from the leg»,
tion guard, ,lwherc looting and duor-
der are gel-some“ fleece-«Insult
bring the amerlcan residents to Pek-
ing. A W cable loot wees
brought news that two urban Isr-
ines, operating a Lewis machine gun.
routed a band of brissnds on the out-
skirts of Chunking. in Central China.
These men. Carrol-I1. Elm G-
Glaser of . Milwaukee and Prh'a'f':
rm r. means of memo. “so.
not their place into action when. the
American steamship Robert Dolls!
was fired our by bandits from the
banks of the Yangtse and from sam-
ans.
p 1-“; c maniacs m 'fturcis during me
Boxer rebellion in 1900. two mus?“
taking partlil the col-lure of “we?"
end in (he maven to the relief of the
besieged humans at PEW- 13‘"
when the moral-coin rebellion at 191?.
tin-esteed to set the East ablare the
Marines were on the .105 again.
‘ expectable.”
' chairman of
marks as answered with the previous
week.
“We shall certainly do all in our
power to prevent further undue in-
flation ol‘ currency,“ he said. "As for
Germany, there are only two ways
and none other will avail. They are
npmsahle In two ,words——work and
thrift. “rumored production will bene—
iIi both exchange and exportation.
From that and a nationwide return
to frugal habits alone is an improve
men! in the paper money situation
"IMPORT MAN TO DMEOT
DEMOCRATIC '03th
NEW YORK. 'Aug. 11—me"
Senator Archibald McNeil. In. of
Bridgeport. was today appointed as-
simt director of publicity for the
Democratic National committee, by
the Cox and Roosevelt campaign.
Hr. McNeil will be asstlciaiou with
w. .l. Cochran. present chairman of
the publicity bureau. and U. S. Sena-
for Patrick Ii. Harrison of Mississippi,
the speaker's bureau.
He will take. up his duties at once.
with headquarters at New York and
Chicago.
"NATOR JOHNSON,
DOWNS zoo-r
SAN MNCMBO. Aug. 19.40:.-
ior Hiram W. Johnson will make a
spam tar through eastern states
in urinal: of the candid-w of Senator
Hal-dips, according to announcement
today at the western headquarters of
the Republican National Committee.
The mums quoted a letter from
Senator Johnson. in which he mid:
"My hope and expectation are to
spend October in Intensive work in
behalf of our candidate in the dosin-
fui states in the east.”
Napkins of pure linen damask, a good quality with
exceptionally nice patterns. Size 21x21 inches. {ocular
$12.50 Sale pl'ivcflil.” ‘
Napkins of imported cotton, in size 225.22 llll‘ll'thi.
Regular $6.00 Sale prim $4.95
Linen Dal-ask by the yard. This is a heavy quality %
in good patterns, very tempting value for the. money.
Width 70 inches. Regular $5.00 Sale prlce 3&75
White Linen by the yard, quite heaVy in round thread
weave. The uses for linen of this quality are many. sklrts,
dresses, smocks as well as numerous household pieces lriay
be stamped for embroidery or made up as rcqlmcfl.
Width 36 inches. Regular $2.50 a yard. Sale prinlfi
Pillow Cases of [risk Linen, fine quality beautifully
hemstitched. Size 45x36 inches. Reghlar $8.50 . ‘
gut. in) - Sale pl'lce $7.50 .
Turkish Towels in a firm weave and generous—Sufi
Three grades at special prices. 45, 55 and l5 d5-
Huck Towels in good weaves with hemmed and hem-
stitched ends. Regular 45 cts. Sale price 39 €15-
Crash for making tea or hand towels in linen we“.
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months. one day. lthat expulsion can only be decreed by dinance by a judge of the Superior 6 mos to one
2——Qeall Hempstead. 79 years. 0 Federal Judge after trial of the per- court. The ordinance is to he m 01- MM“W 33", dm‘?‘ ( ' ‘
h—Lester Hyatt, 62 years, aght son accused. It is generally oxpoct- feet from midnight Friday mm and y my “and m dream; Chiids hots, carpi.
months. 10 days. {ed that the bill will also pass the Sen- excludes jitnevs from direct: in which {i V . « MINI. I!“ 0‘ M all) caps and bib-
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5.14,”, Mm“, 517m, one The refund or a cent for each Con- juncticm to 'm 1': Hanson i .
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