domes-m,” "‘ '” taint m:- we;
The marhet in: hard to cum.
Wilde to the claims or an...»
m than are European and Ar-
. "'- No; “mam is carried on tram-
' ,rn. iii-oer Mixing lsnot pro
t'ectoibymhwndcannot herecorn-
meniodtoforeigleoncerns. 'Dledr-
Er. uiatib of «newopapera is not great.
‘ French: newspapers have an approxi-
,..: “Worm to 9m Greek 4.-
3! i 000 18:12.0!» Minn 43000 to 38.000.
mmmmm
EMMY LOST BY GEBI'AIY
I A m Aro now me.
( who” hepar- looulrod
; = ”We Porno-Io.
. Not least mung the triuquiha of
the new American chemical Industry
has hear the proddctlon of the tire
”guts. so long a German monopoly.
The sugars were called filthy. the
small hospitals. no they areroquired
in anal! amount in NW!
laboratories—me of theta. '(or in-
stance. being the most oeusitire stim-
ulant 'of typhoid growth. while oth-
orsaerueinthedetoctionotcilolera
gemi. ”the infinite'corevaeceaoary to
prepare them in a state of absolute
purity makes their cost seemingly
onormdus. The most expensive rare
', sugar catalogued is stated by Drug
i- and Chemical Ma'rkeia to he unit-uni.
at $315 a: pound win. moor lo
if" , mic a ' no la a den;
mama. which is secreted In thin scale.-
ftom certain trees
with’which the children of Israel were
. miraculously fed during their wandew
. ings in the wilderness. Xylene. quoted
at 5120 around. tornado from the corn
, cobalnuiln il dhlaluod from the bulb
I” of the Goblin at certain moons of the
‘ year. .Other rare sugars ore—arihl-
'nosc. unmet pound: lenioee. $80
a pound. ond undone. m a pound.
\
Bottir Weather Forooaoh.
, Heather foroeao'ta for moitbv'aheati
k" will b3e possible within a in your: an
:3- n dirc'ct result or color ohoervatlooil,
R. M. Stewart, aasletant director of
the '-Domltllon observatory. told the
_ Royal Astronomical SocietyotConadn.
3 Therm is tho neat Influence over
' varying weather conditim‘ 6n the
earth. and recent-.oboenotionmot-vit
‘ have led to the belief that. aberra-
toriea pill be able to predict with no
3'." curacy the general trend of, weather
"’ for it: Ms or men a year ahead.
...: he said
.3 Toheahletoiortdellfllenaiunnt
of precipitation bud the general
{adventure for metal months in
-adede may take 50 or even 109
. yeiro of observation. he added. but
i «pleased the mundane of the oh
': mm 4M “'35“ would b."
A Mir“ In one or (agr-
’ preparaj‘iiiry m weedio-
' Win15”: into daily one
’ m!!! by pied of
m it up be now tint it
A Latin committing from one of
$3553 Ira. disciples.
error thich he had mer-
’ tightrope" at hia dealt.
16! Rwandan and
é
and uni-um; ‘1'de
' i
N5am! Shakespeare's monument. are bit
lumen toms Tits VEll.
1 .
mom And not onlyfia Greece.‘
mm there be ruin: M
-wh¢!'o; u nausea band‘a :bljtain
midlimmm (lama
“@103 by mmmwh
Mumwmmmrmu
themaponltmm
lnalleacenndwhhappropriatc-oacri-
nee. bid Chore): or w mom
dating bath to 1102 forbid thi'wor-
ahlpotwolla mmlmm‘r'per
amnion, attributing the custom to
heatheoiohnen and a survival of tbo
worshiporthorountoinasooynbol
ottboaourceotllte. ltmpoiated
oatmenthatthonaningotwellowu
that Abraham and Isaac are botb‘
maintheBthleaahafl-cdone
so. mutmmctbuwaoa
did’erent matter.
Gide-t W oi Thou-o datum
Attila-d by Quiet tho Within
. Convent Walla. ' '
Martha Jefleraoo. oldest daughter
of Thoma Jetteroon, third Prealdeot
ottheritedStateo. cameneortohe-
ill; I catholicoister. She was a nu-
dent at the school of Ahhaye dc rah
themant at the time the Preach Rero-
”lotion was in: proxies. The mag
and mm: hillbilly of the
{Hg/Menu! and disgusted hot. and she
dung to the calm and come lite of
the convent with oil her uncouth. Ear
mother had taught br in the won
of the Church at Wand. but the ear-
vroundlngb at the school «retracted
this. and she decided to become a
nun. '
She wrote to her {other asking hie
permiaaion to ’ adopt the veil. No
punter came for moral due. and
that: Jefliéraon appelred‘ln per-on.
Ho greeted the girl with a tender
smile. interviewed- the M: and
then came out and told tho girl to
pack her (Until. Her new life
unaided at tint meat. and the
next day m- we introduced to ’ao-
ciety and nice the mistress of her
when hob-hold an. declared yin-
afterward in; neither she nor her
father had ever alluded to the lab:
ioctoyaamglowordtronthnt
day on.
Historic smdMAm.
The history of Stratxord-on-Am
may be traced bo’3ior a pct-lot! o!)
1.100 yearn. and as ‘the birthplace 0t
ahakoapoare is has beanie a claaolc
“it-enter visited annually by some 50.
m'ople. The Guard home. when
Show was hdrn: Shutter-y”
“he" he courted anae Hathaway:
flharloiu pub. once the seat of Sir
Thomas Lucy. whooe displeasure
Shakespeare incurred by steam
his deer; the Shakespeare
rlpl theater. on the banks of the Atom!
:placcs worthy of visitinp in the oil!
market tom": of Strdttord-o'n-Amn. 33
- The Show hotel. situated in
the center ofthe Mandel—eta
the Shareware Mai theater.
pun erected to the W on};
tary. A'tew door- trom shakeepulrr
hotel le-‘the Banal Home. which
“as the «early lie-9c of tho Harvard
family, founders of {inward univeh
sity. .
Hobie M.
We iitontteo have been mg to
mod poetry. and might hIaOflIItlt
mmmndohlo to merit. In
other to know aha: hind at poetry]
WauWMNeM
“MWhm nuu‘
do: to what the poetry
mt~wtobo.mm w¢
read other boob hy- Ml
W By the time we havé‘.
Inland this Windim<we
are What m* we are m;
dint as to who: mutually 1R.
maimwitdilenmpmoe. mum:
pmdicamentwo bullock on the print-
er. It mryW’;maoap-
ital letter. mam-4w it is po-
chm-fauna! um Where in
tin Atlantic Monthly:
to‘oa. Wyn-reamed!!!“-
. pin enthuaialt afterwards. 3 ..
’ . lmular government.-
asoflbflaehnotthefamy'fnthembytbotmaum
l
' Immthbmoi
heartburn or headache.
m on: .wblot or
P008- mmfin- aad tho-bulb]
dilue- in m
neon-thrown. Them
aog‘rcat. mm.wlll1~‘m
“mu Mil,
no” “any!
mom mn’n. scram,
AS!) Mm m
AT FIRST I. E. m
Harold Land. baritone. ooloiat in
St. Thoma Protellant Episcopal
Church. Filth Avenue. New York. and
well m We and concert anio-
lat. will in on sunday evening at
the ”1‘ Will. W3
Church. south Norwalk. Mr 11nd
baa frequently sung the role o! 2111-.
fragment. moments with lead-
: in“ societie- in my 0! the
larger cities out at the ”adopt.“
Rio mun: on Sunday em proJ
misr- an opportunity to all who love
music. '
The program for the evening will
be:
Prelude— ‘Pras-er." imam-do.
Mr. L'fiomedleu.
Solo—“Come l nto Me. " by Coo-non. ‘
Mr Land.
Chorus—"rho God of Abraham
Praise." by Shelly. the Choir.
Rolo— The Voice. u: the
.br
Wilder-
the ‘brnc taxes to the local govern-
Lore at) anthem-ac in competition
come derived room source- without
the Line
in... :
' The rebuild“: m: m r for-
M'Afidinue-l-
him W3
admin-ch moi burned.
nottothet'attod “Marthe
"Under the revenue act of 1918 in-
come use. for the Terenueo of the
(mind m are imputed upon
AM bedding in the Phil-
lppiucn but not on W nod
other- lhaoe moan; alum all
alike oboe the proteqtlop of the Unit-
ed mbw cm Other
motion. ao' tor ext—pig Oran: Bil-
w do not to: the local tadpole or
their m :or subjects
abroad.-
"man ln the Philippilea pity
C so their neighbor- and are then
In: re bar- to tile 1 ma 8mm
mal m from which their
neighbor: are exempt. To the extent
of ouch additional iaxoo Amerirana
with other: fowbuaine“
“Tina m ofilhco not only
opp the lnterehti of American cut-3
aena in the Philippille‘. but alao to‘
'the detriment of Amer-lou- ohlppinau
and commerce who-e maintenance
and development depend in great part:
my... 43”“: the outlet and W
Ch'or'fi—Zf ‘33 1:13,“). 131.9 330N911 by Amezmna mm d‘
Choir. ‘ Anni-£131- ”.913.
“‘0 "POI“II .9 II'! ill ’ r .011 '- g Q
“”1- M... ‘V‘ by v Martin-donut M to retrain-
l'fliude-‘ilr l “Humbodleo ' 3°“ “if“ mantra or to emy‘
‘ 1 dill
The Remefi‘l’l‘ied 1!. Jacob will
be. if: War at the em aer-
rice. Ali persona having no church
obligations other-wine are cordially in;
«tied to enjoy thia aervice on Sunday
night.
i
LABOR ”ROSES ANTI-WNW
ms.
WASHINGTON. Jan. :3. m-
tion or amassed labor to anti-lobby I“.
in; bill. introduced by Senator. Over- v
map. Democrat. Nomi Carolin. and
Kenyon. Republican. loo-d. was lual- ‘
cated today in the monthlv report at
the legislative committee ot'the Araer- ‘
loan Federation ol’ 1 abor- 3
The Witter declared thog‘v' hills
"rnootwielomm haraetrr. nod “that“?3
they night he erprcted to tho de-
triment of labor."
Voawau mm mm
1am;
The that dinner dance under New—
on! Hollywood? auperviolvoa will
hold at titanium hobe. Minnie.) even. ‘
lug. Quite a number oi maceration
-havehoonbadeoadan ensoyahlo
evening baa been Med.
z;
Itwiilpayyvou
comm
32.09... ... $1.35
$2.50... 31333:
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l
3400
for ..............
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for
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‘ Ham 3111-1133:!) “is
Mme. Jeanne
newsman-1 m3.
iCoroetsgalovegHoaery,Bram&ikand3
Muefin Underwear, at Pie-War Prices. ‘
storeforfieolm
rebroaentutidn b will? now
“($55
out: oi. a than can bot-n5
in comm-r. mot use“ “I ten-i
dent-r otthe mt policy of taxation,
to ell-taut Americana mm
in buaincaa abroad or to lance their
expatriailon."
3
M3 Dru-0812'
1m arable: ‘ncu. Jan :3»:
Tbeuaeotlon or ”aileron-o.“
{berm} Em combing
“What-«Woom-
Mfredeli'onLdMn net"!
mnbmnflndlulmu~
2W mulled.-
anon no 3 loo.’
‘Qf' 33333 a “1" .
The: Rev Fla P. 5.521va hi
termed the cerem' any. did he has
prepared «to deal)! bio potion More;
an 35:6:me: tribunal. “Re
i
‘bo but made inquiries. and had :13!
be mm statement W the al-:
lead circumstances of Ir. du Poni'a
divorce. lnthellphtdl'whic‘hhe-id“
he felt Jnllll‘led'in performing ibe'
marriage. .
tooaflatmr
‘6 . o~m2
. .3 J.
wmmmf
...... $2.25 -
Gloves..‘..'..... A p 1
{m of non~rooldent citl- 33
WW7.
{x
. ' . Emiau value. 5 Shoes 1
Ina! hopichod rap duriagthonutfew days
A
nu. January prices hold good
Shoes am loVer' no price thmthcy were. People say that 1h: w :wa 1'
fio We: all tbt the tanners have not been able to get rid of 1111111
“alienate captain kind are plenty, but not the kind of hides that m 1H 1.
, ‘2
ml“ 11: .‘
1’ 1> H'm "
MAC \‘hoeti'
10? people to wear with comfort and ease. Such shoes as pvoplc “hnl . .: . 4 Rm». _. .
again-c.1111: reason why most people think shoes are expomjxc i. h. : mm my"
dont know the historv of a pair of shoes from the time the hide 10- m . ‘.
until it appears in stock.
The fact that there are high grade shoes in this sale rcmllnr " It.
ity, mares the pmdlaserthat no mistake is being made in tho Lu «1‘
priced shoe. We have carefully selected from our stock sm in Hindi I i..-
mun-.11.
.1 .
illlun 3
H IHW ',
A. high '
shoes and oxfords, as sensible women would buy for prosom m n. '1‘ : (11mm
and prices are fore-runners of the coming season. 3' '
Brogia: Boots 1
m m 03H, excellentlv fini h'od. with firm but pli 1M. : ~. Military;
helm outside wing tips. In over-v war this is a desirable slim .wx ». ~1w'1zmr!
adopted for wanting. Regular price $16. ‘30, ' j
.3 l
I |
$l3. 85 this sale ; 1.
MM”, Slm'ilal'in «310 in the abnvc but 11min; 1:: mm;
tips. Regularn385, !
$1 L65 this sale }
I'M Show Alan)“ artistic woman Comfort 511085 1 " .
'depend3 on smarl and IN ' 3
unuslla diX‘Psorltjs i‘ur ."iciiti'i«':1H :nm'mu '
«WWW individuality in circus. 3 . '\ 3 ‘ '3
in a Re BSible mek Gowns and custvmny hr 3 "L (‘-‘i’(“"”H.‘ ‘ "WW“;
3 mplPd: but» It IS Hill SO , lng {001 Il‘t‘i.iv!. - , 1-.1 .1an
Mel which women who easy to aoquirc an on: ‘ 3 .
scmhle of disilm-titm. for lii'(‘\'( H‘: .2 ,3 ‘E.«‘ i
love foot ('0me are be- rclicuic. no u nliv l 9-. . . \\v . J . , l. . "
. . card nockim-P. ' \ ' '( "L "H" U ' "(MI 'E
m ‘0 wpm‘am Th9 5:139:33 :paés or “Aubry";L ' 11'0"?” 1'11”?” I!‘ .33 3, 3 33333.3“? 3.
w ,. . a o be Posse in wr- ’
mmwmryrat‘i the feel accordance Lilli this shw .H .1 V ;
3 _ weather and {mi-mint: ic , Z
toes W’ really a work of art. - 'I""-‘“ “V
3 Shoes wry im— '
$10.00 rm“- $15.50 '
3 ..
Brogue Oxfords .
"Developed in BroWn Norwegian Calfskin in sharks rang-in: i’r‘w‘ ' ‘ 3"" ‘
limito’daa-k mahogany colors. This is a typical English 1yp0 of shm' .m« “j“i'
able‘fiiroutdoor’sporis, also‘for‘generaiesory day wear. Funm‘i' pm « » ' ‘1 “"
~ '
. like” will littontm ' n is giver-do shoes for children as 1:» “\ w “”
older”; Evélyshoeissele‘c'tedwith the utmost care, and cm 1 . Mm 7‘ "i '3'
WWingenfliepadwuh kind of shoe that numts W “‘2” .(_
mall-s. We We satisfietion.
5; . sai- «I-{hC 8119' 38% to 11 3 -
3 a . "3.3m ‘i‘!"”&' Bk, m ». Genuine ‘Whiic Btu it :23
:g’ ‘ a! W Hnmehjdc. “‘4. '
’ :u M Homebido. 3;
:3 u meal: . .3;
M w, 5; ,
- mulling white kM W!"-
.’ ' ’ ,il ‘3“ lmtlfl'r 3 .
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