' trelien opossum." ermine}? wolverine.
. , . ..me
tomorrow. Friday evening,
Woman's Auxiliary of Christ church
at her home ‘ tternoon.
social “activities in nmwfism:
since the advent of Lent which began
yesterday. have been curtailed to a
considerable extent. . 'tm .
mi. 1". W. Sturdevant of Gregory
Boulevard will entertain the members
of the W. C. '1‘. til. at gerhome tomor-
row afternoon a ‘C'ot . 08hr; "' _ '
:' '3‘ 1 - ~:- as .x’
A'brlef song , we; union will be
folwd by angfies ”Mmerunté
on fio’pic'nwiil m ~ the Friday eve-
ning services at Christ church during
Lent. starting tomorrow evening at
7:45 o'clock. , j
' . 3
Francis Burns' og 44~8ummitt ave-
nue."8econd district. reported to :he
police yesterday afternoon that-while
driving along St. Johm street he- was
run into by a small boy riding a Li-
Cyclei The boy was. uniniurads
—v— , .
Charles Craig‘ emanate avenue ~ is
expected to be about shortly. About
two weeks ago. Craig. :1 jitney driver.
accidentally shoepimseltjn the foot
as he‘xvas transferring his revolver
from‘ one. pocketto another.
WEke‘s team proved toontuch for
(‘anevaris team at the third‘sitting of
the Young Men's Community club
plnochle tournament last night. de-.
{eating them by a score of 18.140 to'
15.745. However in the total scores
ranevari's team leads by a score of
An old fashioned deuce will be heldi
at the.
_ home of Joseph Perry. Myrtle avenue.
*5
hire. Frances am: a eels.
entertaining the rs f‘the
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. Wilt?
Will Be Set in Motion by the
League of Nations. Cdun-
cil on‘February 21
r- I
NEW YORK. Feb. lag—Twelve im-
portant cogs in the machinery of the
League of Nations. many of which are
to be set in motion when the Council
of: the League convenes in Geneva.
.swiizerishd. February. 21., and -‘the
problems which await their action.
are defined in a forecaster the work
of the League which has Just been re.
ceived here.
Arthui Sweetser. an officer of the
American commission to the Peace
attached to the League of Nations’
Secretariat staff. is the author of the
foxcccst. Ho. say.» the twelve’ cogs are
really special commissions. the per-
sonnel of which will in mine cases be
designated by the Council at its forth-
coming muting. . "
The subjects that will be handled
by the commissions are enumerated
by Mr. Sweetser as follows:
Reduction of Armaments—Techni-
cal examination into the present con-
dition of world armaments. now un-
der way by the permanent Military.
Naval and Air Commission of
League will be completed. in addi-
48.080 to 45.825. There will, be two
more sittings in ,b h}; date for the
next sitting has jot f _nsmrraiigcii
and will‘ beihnno'an ter- .
l
l
omlc. world will be. asked to submit
plans for a reduction of armaments.
The aim of this co lesion will be
Jto not members of oil; That‘s, to
‘ngrcc net to exceed their present scale ,audltlng its accounts.
Members of the Epwnrth lenguc of?or armaments. ‘0 “8’99 *0 I pronor-j
the East avenue McErhurch will a._ (lionatc and simultaneous reduction in jwill take up methods of
Conference at Versailles and is novel
the l
'commissions are
lion n temporary commission of ex- .ments to the Covenant of the Istague.
pcrts in the political. social and econ- {registration ind publication of treat-
‘ies between member nations. meih- gprobiem over to the beamfl’.
“‘th - .
indivis M'netidns ,"W .- =
wet-ed supine-Assessor; q ..-
ing that those nations as dosh-iii! may
accept the p _ of compulsory
adjudication M’thdt‘fllt'brm-
tion of the court should be subject to
ratlncation of individual. nations. Ae-
‘ tion for or against the court will be
' wonKltaken in a‘ number of parliaments
which meet this year.
Mandates—An international com-
mission ot nine members from non-
mandatory powers. is to be appointed
by the Council in accordance with an
agreement reached on November 29.
C
Islands. South Africa. Turkey‘ and
.Kiao-Chow. freed from Germany and
Turkey during the war. opens one of
the least advanced of all the League's
proposed by the Allied powers so that
the League is now in p s of
the terms of'ail prosp'ectlve mandat'es.
These will be analyzed and. where
necessary. possible changes recom-
mended.
( international Economics and Flu-
ance—A permanent; centralizing.
economic and financials'organlsation is
to be formed within the League by
the appointment of an advisory.
cconomic and financial committee.
the membership of which will be
composed of leading world «financiers
and economists This committee in a
sense will be the successor of the Su—
preme Economic Council. it grew out
of the lirusseis' International Confer-
ence and will be charged with the
duty cf considering the immediate ap-
plication of that body'- recommenda-
tions. . .
Other subjects to be dealt with by
porposed amend-
ods of applying the international
i
.cconomic blockade and means of pro-
viding funds for the Secretariat and
Other commissions or organizations
improving
tend the bi-monthly.rally bf ”,9 Nor- military budgets and to accept themcans of communicntion and trans-
walk group ‘0 be held tomorrow cw“ principle of scientific and ccmprehcn- iportation in Europe and coordination
ning at the South Norwalk Methodist'liVe reduction of armaments to thegof international health organizations.
Episcopal Church. “The address of.
the' evening will be given by Rev. (3.1
F. Tompkins. ot the Norwnlk .\l. 13.,
church.
time will be enjoyed ahd refresh-i
ments will be served.» - " - 3
.. _ .,. ., '
Plants were c'dmfiletédl'lnst' night‘
(or a patriotic entertainment nndi
community sing-'40 be held on Monday
evening(February.3lst..at;8 o'clock in
the parlors of Christ church. to which
the 'public is cordially invited; Mrs.
ond district, who is supervisor of mu—i,
sic in thc public schools in New York;
cty has been secured to arrange thetAnmm,
program and she will lend in-the‘
singing.
ROWAYTON." l
73::— vines;
The week night meeting
least figure compatible with national
security. Investigation of private
manufacture of munitions and war
danger to the world through an ex-
tended sale throughout the ices civil-
ized arena in Asia and Africa" will be
undertaken. ‘ .- . - .
Permanent (‘ourt of, International
Justice—Nominations of ii 'Jttdgei.‘
chosen for ,a period of nine years. are
to be.
September next.
The list of candidates will in- pre.
pared mainly by The Hague Court of
Justice and all nominees will
be voted upon separately by the As-
sembly and the Council. So far 22
nations. including . Greet Blue-Ill.
France. Italy and Japan. have signed
thevprotocol providing for the court'
.whose adoption by a-aoasuaosa-v‘ots
lot the Assembly is held to be our
of tha'greatest single savnm-‘e the im "at
Rowayton Baptist" ‘church .was .lieldJNntlons has yet TGHSIPNd-'in,tuterna-
last evening at the home of Mrs. Win-
field-Gnant. - The-meeting was origin-
ally scheduled to be held this evening
Wiih- Mr. and. Mrs. V. J. Benellsha.
Those who have been living in hope
of seeing lower rents in. this vicinity
during the spring and summer. are
doomed to disappointment. Rents
are no lower lim4flwn ...}?gar. ago.
and in some cases are higher. This
condition is said 1. opt-ova“, every-
where in the Edst‘a‘nd the‘reuon is
the scarcity.“ houses. -.. .
FURS DOWN TO EARTH.
Heavy Declines Are Shown From
“PriCcs Formerly Prevailing.
The fur sales which were held in
New York recently showed consider-
able declines »in'prices offered by bid-
ders. The drop belnw. last April's
level wha very marked. The auction 3
opened with about 500 buyers in at-
tendence; but the bidding was not
keen ehough to sustain anything like
former sale levels,"_though= on some
lots there was Jil'vel'y ‘ competition.
Prices were obtained"Close'to market
levels current prior‘to the auction.
however. . . '
In noting thejpercentsg'e' declines
it'm‘ust be remembered that the fig-
ures with which the last mic pricis
are compared. those from last April‘s
auction were much below those of;
the'preceding sale. "the present high -
prices showing a‘ real slump from the
high point in ‘fur‘ values. Every price
obtained was lotver =than that of! tho
Avril-1e."w
The percentages otjdeclines are as
follows: Fisher- and‘minlcj’ 45: Aus-
beaver . skunk. Ja‘pah‘ese' marten and
both silver and‘réd (0:360; leopard
and northern otter. 30; lynx, marten".
gray and blue loses; badger. chin-
chilla and model). 40: kolinsky.
stone and baum marten. ~Japanese
mini: and nutria. lisp southern otter.
civet cat. hair se‘al: , Australian fur-
riers' rabbit. opossum, mole and
both German and Rib-lip men, 80:
muskret. 65: pony.“- 7'70?" 'm'armot.
ringtail opossum and rabbit. 7e-
ssuimi and black“ but; 25.——Dry
Goods Zlilconol'ni'ti-t;i " 7'15.“ "
1 mm
Rambles-meem‘rmm
" .*.' -v&—a—b' ‘ ’ 2"‘°_l\::
Return to tufllsiemvmmt
.5‘31191m13s3mrma g
Womm’imwhich ltnis .3:
w' .. . .‘ z ' 3 a. . . 7
W\. gut 1! Mil to;
W3 -_ , , than”;
sensual.
cam-n
.. there.
has;th unsuited 'in in-
ny. and holds that a
it!” 19:33?!th "by the?
‘WWs db .1 : '_ g
ass me. ”ten-cent-
assassinate!» ,
revenues {confine-Attaches .
five ¥éent ' -
iional relations
in combating epidemics.
l‘nder the head of humanitarian
work some such subjects as the Ar-
iiamiled by the cooperation of several
or all governments in the League. The
United States. Spain land Brazil. at
the Council's invitation. have agreed
’to use their guence to._.pnd the ,Ar-
in lap horrok
the best methods of approa. u.
Fifteen nations. including Canada.
Persia. Siam. Austria. Bulgaria and
combat typhus which has been rag-
ing in Eastern Europe more than a
year.
An international. conference on the
white slave traffic is to be held this
iSummer. A
‘Asia Minor. one of them a wo sails
to be appointed by the Council to re-
port on the traffic in women and
Two important problems which hsdichildrcn in that part of the world.
to be decided bcfore the court begins
to convene were. first. should the
court have the power of compulsory
ndjudicntion‘.’ And. second. should it
be organized by resolution 0! the Al-
sembiy or submitted to ratification by
Suppression of the trade in opium
and other narcotic drugs. especially
in China. is to be undertaken by in
advisory committee aided by experts
from all the countries involved. The
Netherlands’ government which. here-
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' it.
lage with
his wares
‘ his. goals
basket of
' tiine:
:
anything to “sell takes.
to the bazaar and cries
for buyers. The gardener {with
his vegetables, the herder with
the old woman with a.
fowls,‘ the rug dealer,
the fruit groweiy with dates and
figs. There is much picturesque-
- ness along With clamor, confu-
sion. dirt and
endless wastage of
O
‘ Advérfisipg
3.7.;
The question of mandates forthe 111-? ’
000,000 or more people of the riot“?
problems. Tentative drafts‘heve-been .
to be’
fl _ _ and the'Allied~po‘w- ‘
made next Summer-end the se- 'er . thrbugli their representatives at
Ilecti’ons announced at the Second As-
F. J. Morrison. of West avenue. Sec-'gembly to be held in
Germany are giving financial aid to -
commission ”WI. '
qualified residents of Arni‘ ”Whig
Of American business ‘ _
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massage. your hair takes on new life. i
lustre and wondromi beauty. appear-
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thicken. Don't let your hair may
lifeless. colorless. plain or ficragzly.
You. too. \vsnt lots of loug. strong.
beautiful hair.
A ” rem bottle of delightful "Dan-
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dandruff and ffiling hair. This stim-
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dull. fading bin that youthful bright.
ncss and abundant thickness—«All
druggisis! .
v
tofore has taken the lead In the sup-
pression of the opium trade by co.
operative action. has turned the whole
in conclusion. .\lr. Sweciser de-
clared that "the months between now
'and September are going to be full of
scry careful and detailed study of
every phase 0: League interest. The
firms. he asserts. "instead of slow-
Hng up. is going ahead' with greater
lintenlity than ever."
l~‘oliowipg,thc ”my a social material. denounced as "a source otimcninn massacres and the White elavet ' "IAMuNn “YES
'nnd opium team" which are
Fun for Women to Dye
Garments, Draperies
~ Each package of "Diamond Dyes"
contains simple directions to dye old.
faded. shabby mutt-rials whether wool.
i
Constantinople. ‘re now ascertaining silk. linen. cotton or mixed goods. any
new. rich. fndclcss color. Buy no
other dvc. 1
Cl"! THIS OFT—IT IS “'ORTH
MONEY
Cut out this slip. enclose with 5c
and mail it to Foley & Co.. 2835 She!-
field 'Ave.. Chicago. Di. writing: your
flatly. You “ill
.. . p’trlai package mn-
taining Foley's Robe-v and Tar Com-
pound for coughs. colds and croup:
Foley Kidney Pills for pains in sides
and back: rheuntatism. backache.
kidney and bladder ailments: and
Foley Cathartic 'l‘ahicts. a wholesome
and thoroughly cleansing cathartic
for constipation. biliousness. head-
“swam"
liELilS ills mu,
Demands Copies of, 1.000
‘Docuinentsr and Tune. to!
Study Them — Procrasti-l
hating Tactics Emperalel
New Prosecutor J
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PARIS. Feb. g—Hen‘ri Desire Lam
dru. under indictment charged with
the murder at eleven women, to whom '
at various times. he had promised‘
marriage .and whose trial. before the >
French Assises. had been not for.
March 1st. has succeeded in obtuinmnt
another postponement of his trial,
Landru has been in jail for two years. it
and recently was sentenced to five ,
years In jail and subsequent df‘porin-
tion for swindiing.
Under French law. a man n‘cusml.
‘ot crimc. has the right to take cogni- I
sauce of the dossier in his f‘llst‘. luci‘ow
facirtg the Jury. He may make it
tight upon the ligaiity of any of tlw
CONTINUATION or 0m
Removal
Today’s Best Prices Arc Skis
Taken a Tremendous 1
Nothing is l‘<‘\l"l'\'i‘.l- \‘-.' 1.“: .
H; '1.
weeks to mir \«m
{Itii'mt'lii (if (Illl' prom-m up?
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153 Washington {It .
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documents being sub'miticd to the
Jury.
The dossier. in Landru‘s case, in-
cludes 7.000 documents. all of which
have to be copied. as the Public Pros—
ecutor does not trust the. originals in
the hands of the accused. The work
of copying the documcnts will occupy
more than a month.
. Landru has informed the court that
be will require several weeks in which
to study :31» documents. as he 1' it"‘tis
to challenge all of them as ll'l‘f‘lt \zml.
Landrn causml consldr’rnlilc worry
and now that it has been turned ovcr
the lailcr “us imcstigntmg the f‘aSv. !
and no “that it has inf-n turned out
to the Prosecutor of the Republic. hi
has adopted the samc tactics.
To one of the assistants of the pros
ccutor. who rcpmached him with pro
crastinniion. 3“}an that French just
ice has other things‘to look aftcr than
the Landru casc. the alleged Gami‘utt
liluchcnrd replied:
"Then why don't you lct me go. i
am perfectly willing" 'ihcn he adds
cd: "How I miss .‘ludgc nonln. At
least. he was a gentleman."
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cient bazaar. Whoever
thing to sell can tell you of his . i
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tisements, and go straight to the
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