W did Mr. Mueller answer our
flatulence? Can't the receiver of the
buy em:- for herself? Mr. Moeller
moms to takes a lot of responsibility
boon himself. He states that the re!-
Wand announcer would instruct
has judges as to the rules of a prize
waits: I wonder if Mr. Moelier can
moan asking me what the rules Were
. said also what piece of music to play.
3 If he claims to have such a wide ex-
,Qérience in dancing, why should he
_ approach me on the subject?
’ Mr. Moeller also gives the reason
'for me being disqualified. that I was
flattooting on the turns. Just what
" lees he mean by the (“turns”)? In
an old‘tashioned waltz the couple are
- continually turning; a regular turn
to the right and a reverse to the left.
According to Mr. Moeller' s statement.
I must have been dancing flatfooted
' all the while. Also probably he can
7 bell us how he knows why we were
» mmided when the judges could
not tell us.
‘ As for Mr. Moeller being so oblig-
ing as to offer to run a dance in Music
Hall. and footing all the expenses. for
our benefit, we would like to say that
we had a. sample of dances of which
he was chairman. on New Year’ 5 Eve.
Besides where does Mr. Moeller fit in
' W 11991!
through- the papers. Hm
the cup wish to accept:
assistance and we ‘will dance in Music
Haiku:- anywhere else.
I wish to state that I am answering
Mr. Moeller in this article and mean
no olfense whatever to Lincoln Coun-
cli No. 4 0. U. A.M.
Mr. AlvinBiber.
CO‘IBION‘VEALTH SPORTING
- 0!.er BOUTS SATURDAY NIGHT.
NEW" YORK. Jan. 10. -—Ole Soldier
Bartheld the rugged welterweight.
will make his first appearance in a
New York ring since the enactment of
the Walker law. when he meets Jim-_
my Kelly in one of the big bouts at
the Commonwealth Sporting Club on
Saturday night. Bartfleld has been
working ligently for several weeks.
but. as 9.1 ,the Soldier is there with
a becoming moan.
" Tough. I calls it. " says the Soldier.
“Here I comb and groom myself for a
shot at all this here big money and
along comes the commission and puts
the kib0sh on all the high prices. Can
you beat that? I betcha it was just
done to keep me outta. a lotta dough.
Well. ya gotta work to eat. "
Inasmuch as the Commonwealth
never at an contemplated charging
moxe than five bucks for the best seat
in the house it is doubtful that the
Soldier's end will suffer any by the
new scale of prices.
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CARDINAL GIBBONS REFRESHED.
BAI “TIMORE Md” Jan. 8. —~Cardl-
nal Gibbons told his secretary. Father
Smith this, morning. that he felt quite
refreshed after an excellent night's
they can do so without Mr. Moelief's
imecoioltcomyP-ycw
tal since whim went into acct. ‘
according with... Merv report of
lDr. James Whitney
.Hail repel-i191! an “increase of 33
per Dremit in alcoholic cases in Decem-
'ber. over the 1m ofllcisliy ”wet" De- --
loember. and of 13 per cent in Nmem-
ber. A slight'incrsase was noted in
October over previous Octo‘bers. while
September the increase was so per
cent. Eventually, however. the report
said, "insanity will be greatly de~
creased by prohibition.
. T0 CONFER m UNION
Hat Manufacturers’ Meeting Appoints
Omnmittee. .
At its meeting in New York city yes-
terday~the National Association of Hat
Manufacturers did not take decisive
action in regard to the proposition re-
North America. for a reductiom of
twenty per cent. in the minimumWQge
bill, it was stated today. but appointed
a committee to confer with repre-
sentatives of the United Hatters.
Beyond this announcement nothing
gwas made public in regarfto the ac-
ltion of the meeting. The committee
censists of one representative from
each of the hat manufacturing dif-
tricts in th ecountry.
To Stop a Cough Cam-k
take HAYE' s HEALING HONEY. It
Stops the Tickle. Heals the Throat and
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celved from the United Hatters of ‘
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BLOUSES
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00 ..... 000.000.3050....
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NOTALLSIZESINANYOI'HI‘MVELMS
J. I. Mallette ;
8 WASHINGTON 8T.
I0-nee-cgloaoooloooolooosoa.. $2.00
south Norwalk '1'
Tel. «I :
0f Women’s and Misses Coats. Suits. Dresses. Skirts
» Waists and Lingerie Undergarments. '
Prices Reduced Positively m M Elsewhere
THE PARIS CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE
when he says "As for accepting the sleep. He had a restful day. yesterol Cures the COUSh- P1100 35¢- A free
day although he was slightly depres- USO! of GROVE'S 0-PEN-TRATE
challenge to dance it off at the Ar-
sed for a while in the forenoon. This 'SALVE for Chest Colds. Head Colds .J
mory. it would neter be. as I. for one
would rather pay all expenses. (3th was attributed to the gloomy weather, 'and Group I! enclosed With every bOt-
M110 is going to do this dancing you Father Smith said. - ,
33 South Main Street
South lax-walk
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We Had a Crowd Here Saturday, Who Showed Their Appreciation of Real Valu es, By
Buying Plentifully. 7 , ..
We guarantee that this sale will exceed: similar sales 1n the matter of value giving. s V,
We are not going to take up space in telling a long story about the great savings this sale offers, but will simply urge you to come in and see for yourself how
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great the savings are in this January Clearance. " ' . ..
WE QUOTE ONLY A FEW OF THE OPPORTUNITIES OF SAVING—THE STORE IS FULL OF THEM.
"sun's -' - - At $15.00 SILK Dnsssss- -$15. and $19.75.
Formerly sold at $0. oh and $5.00 Formerly sold up to $9. 75
SUITS ’- - V- .- - . At $19.75 SKIRTS? ‘ $3.. $5.. $6.98 and $7.98
Formerly sold at $39.50 ’ i ‘ - ‘ ' . , Formerly sold up to $18. 50
{sun's ‘ ,,- ,- .. . ..g ,. At $25.00 $2. and $2.50 WAISTS -, -
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$1.00
Formerly sold up to $50-00 . , $6. and $7. Georgette Waists $3.7 5
COATS - - - - -' At. $15-00 $6.98. and $7.98 Crepe de Chine
5% Formerly sold at $27. 50 and $29. 50 . .- _ . _ \- Waists _ , _ V $3.75
COATS - *-._ ‘~- - -. At $16.98
(Misses sizes only) Formerly sold at $32. 50 and $35. 00
[COATS -\ -. - - At $25.
Formerly sold at $39. 50 and $42.50
$1.25 NIGHT GOWNS - - 75c.
$1.75 and $2.00 Night GoWns $1.25
. HOSIERY
4 COATS ' - . . _ _ A $32.50 arid $35 Our entire stock of Hosiery will be offered at almost One-Half Price.
F9rmerlfsold up to $69. 50 ~ .. FOrrest Mills UHiQn Suits
¥VELOUR DRESSES- ._4 . _ $ 1 0.00 _. Regular $1.25 Values 75.. $1.50 and s1. .75 W1 .00
In Brown, Random and Copcn. Formerly ugto $22.50 $3 00 VOILE MDDIE... _ - .$ 1.50
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