12EET CAR 1111211112 2"
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.1 is certain The wonder is that
_:~2 121221 so long It was 10011511
. 2 so, this. Others will be foolish
2 mil to see it.
.~ 2 -1w denies citizens the right to
xix-2‘ arms in self-defence. I think
.11121121111 sentence be imposed, 22g
1:.hdll'. -
. , of the holdups were the trolley
.12. con Springfield and Summtt.
z'st 02:2: 111‘er on December 17 and
~21: .d on January 25.011 Jan-
1:12 the bandits, robbed six mem.
11 :m automobile party in Clark'
«.121 and on February 6 they
. 1 s222nteen persons in three
.21bilos who had attended 8. din-»
.~..11t\ at the Baltusrol Golf club,
Short Hills. prcrt S. Hose. :2.
. r. was shot through the arm' in
with] p. The fifth robbery was at
nu)‘20rists in East Rahway the
2 l, l‘2l)r11:1.ry 15.
2-1 2231.213. totalling Si, 500 prob—
.211 be divided between Deputvq
\ hmidlin and Police Chief
'29 of Union county, who arrest-
12-‘111 in a. shack at Kcnsington.
. .12-l2 they were traced after
~il'm, a passcn’g'erin the trolley
.‘ 221 Krebs. ’
?F‘ET FIGHT
IN W. lRTERU RY ‘
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self-defense. The accused 'claims
2:12; attacked by Forte first and -
he was struck across the face
' *2 a heavy bag of coins. The knife
1 and a bag of 2oins are in the
=2: ssion of the police . Dc Napoli is
'4 without bonds pending a hearing
-- .:\ morning. '
'2 l orte. the injured man' s bro—
and Nick Russo of Sperry
are under arrest in connection
the affray. Loaded revolvers
' found on these two men when
in custody. The police found
21nd Rosso hanging around the
' 21'. and they were unable to
2 .2 what they were doing there.
» police hate learned that the
.1;~22l22 arrest and the man in the
.~ 11 122 re playing cards together
-.~:2_\' nightguntil 4 o’clock Sunday
he Napoli was a heavy
‘ . the game.
' "1:.
-2: 11V OLVER DUEL
IN A FARMHOUSE
Continued from First Page
.11 the fight the telephone was overo‘
. .1 ,2 21 and the night operator at the.
.2 2 phone exchange answering the
"-1. board the sounds at battle. She l
. - ’1'12'21 the police, who started out on i
'2 191.11 (‘11 for the place and picked the
:wrmo home. They “ere at first rev
1::er admittance. They found the
~21- \ms sputtered with blood and pick-
«12 up nearly a dozen empty cartridge
~_7'4"l.'.'"5ls and found several spent bullets
in the floor. Jemmle was found to
:3? in a dangerous condition and ”a.
dim: tor who was called ordered him
zit—zit, to the hospital. None of the oc-
'tenants of the house which included
332912132195 the three men. three women
and tl. rec children. would .talk.
________,_.____———~__
121112.11 BUREAU plazas
(Imtcstnnts Should Register at Farm
Mun-an Office Before )[arch 10th-
[8015 and Girls of Fairfield
County, Here’s n. Chal-
lenge to You.
"Jo you not to win a. real live Hol-
11m Cz1lf:a Pen ot‘. Poultry: 9. pure
:rr- -'1 Sow pig; or a. National Steam
Grassnre Conner?
'i'i12se me the prizes listed under
4le 1.1rious headings which will be
w .al‘dC‘d to the boy or gin! who db- .
24-25 the greatest number of Fair-in
12"“ non memberships over the min-
:2: 12m requirements: . ;
Dairy.
12—1 Prize—Pure Bred Holstein Heli— 2
":33? (3.3”
12-1121 Prize—Pure Bred Holstein Bull
;.)-l- “i.
Poultry.
-.:2~.t Prize—Pen—Male and Four
7-..‘ 2 males.
2.2121 Prize-Male Bird.
; - . Swine.
T'Pure Bre‘d Sow Pig.
Canning.
National Steam Pressure Canner.
The minimum number of Farm
Garcon memberships which each con-
Oefinnt must obtain before being ell-
guise for the Dairy Prizes is fifteen
aux-fl for all other; awards the minim-
asn number is ten.
.fier'cs “'hat You Have To Do.
ash—Read over the prizes and select”
@112» one which you wish to try for.
End—Then either get in touch with
your Town Farm Bureau Director or
'3'». lie to the Farm Bureau office be:
1 n o the 10th of March. stating your '
21 2 .12 0, age, address and the prize you
1 1x9 picked out ‘
This is all you have to do until you
.2 2 notified that the contest has start-
1:12. (Probably about March 15th.)
information about what you have to
":‘s: and the membership cards you will
4~ ~21 are to be, furnished betore the
4:1 .tnst opens. Your Town Farm Di-
:zmr will probably explain I110? -to
rt the campaign. r
. ?\ow is the time to sign up. Prize-
:22) sure in valpve trom2$25. 00 to $75. 00.
' ‘Who W111 Be The 'Wlnner'?
.5 7" .. ._,_ #4,...
‘ El: 2111) SWUP "18.3!
BY 01113211311? 'USE ‘
2.2 AHEAIING can“
2’}: . mt distressed. or YOln'
:21'1‘221 by nasty catarrh or a cold. up-
To PRiSON For; Ln-‘L. “'5‘ “
Friday. Jan. 21, 1921. i7 1-
:2 your nbstrlls are clogged, 11311!-
head is
A 22211221225212? Unus“ ans"
charmeuse,'.$2 65.2221.
l' Remarkable in‘the play of. light and
- lhadow upon its fine colors.
\
g Gleaming and polisheda—but with
plendid depth of hue, '
i Such 1s this special 40—inch charmeusc
;lat-in; a noble piece of silk '
Reseda, tan, Holland, taupe, seal,
iavy, brown, and 722.; $2 65
lack— -
1 Third 3001‘. .
l
1 4
Silk-Istripe . Fme “1 qufil'
1ty and Wlth
"Lshirting—85c. satin’s b ril-
lance“ combined with cotton’s strength!
'A light fine new silk-and—cotton that
aists as fer men’s shirts 1
So large a range of colors and com-
linations; each with a satin stripe. "
'5 One of Silk Week’s magnets 856
Habutin'e silk.
5 ’TWill drape Wlth grace and give long
brvice.
2’2 For Summer wear it will prove ideal
leca'use so light and. cool.
5 Partly silk, partly cotton: altogether
lttractive. _
Lovely shades of all the demanded
' 2-Wlth abundance of light 1111133;
(A yard Wide, specralr values 50c
22 :1 little pure, antiseptic, germ de
2".- wring creaZm 1112273931: nostrils?
131w- mirutes through every air '
'1lhing inflgme‘d.
' T ms and you get
How good
. "aw open. '_Y
r‘f'iflre ha ‘1 gm
1‘? mgglin
{finale 0!
brilliant in Ius- I
as beauteous and appropriate for
22 .
‘5 .2- Main floor. rear.
”Ellis light and '
fiheer béauteous fine may“ of
great strength. —
if . 1.5; Is” 1‘ 122.2112 21032.; rear. 7 2‘3... _
z ’ ., .3“ . . , r.
.9“. 7 " What a 'iot'i
-' Ric 5f; 12 f splendid.
user—.- 19 50' - bloSsoms have
= longer to be seen only at evening afiairs.
2 satin and strap pumps of handsome
"fer their soft and glowing- beauty and
.F' _ ¢ ‘1 W x ' r
a =2 . "user scanty
Lovely 311k and luster and
pumps—$5.7 75. grace is no
For street wear they gain greater Yogue
each Week 1
Opera pumps of black or of white
brown satin; with French
heels and very smooth eficctS—ss. 75
f Hakdédolgc btlack dsatin strap pumps,
0 mar e eau yam Quality”. 75
French heels-4
Main iloor. rear. " 1’
Soft; and fine _7 For large
. 4 lamps and for
silk shades. small, they of-
their colorful radiance. "A great many
styles, delighting colors, pretty trim~
mingc .
; Candle-shades, fair quantity 51
only—'-
Tabledamp shades .“; 75 to $32
Piano-lamp shadés- 2
$5 *°- $37 50
~ I 4 , Fourth floor. _
5 From rpcttia
Luminous silk goat.“ 212111122112
underthmgs. ~ with color said
hi: gem-1.102
contrast to quietly-rich
gs of beau-
crepe dc chine; s
‘th and comfort and semce.
service, delighting, .ease and comfort—q
with these, special Values! .
Bloemers of crepe do Chine 012- of.
satin, tailored“; or lose $2.59
” nvelope style land fin
'th pretty "lace
Chemises m
New styles, great diam: splendid ' ,
silk!
shades, -——even silk rag rugs.
*1”
32121122121213 crepe
Georgette, $1. 65.
the firmness or service!
able and how staunch l
Beauteous too! And in this collec-
tlon at special price appear the alluring
evening hues "as well as the most—liked of
light and _a.p-
patently of lit-
Yet how dura-
. shades for day wear.
Little need to points its .
Special value ’at
Center aisle, rear. '1 '
, . - "" ill] the dif-
», _ Fm? 811k ? ‘ ferent sorts at
waists—$2. 50. 21113 one price
make aeoflection -of remarkable appeal
and value.
Crepe 'de chine, Georgette, pongee, _
striped silks: celers both light and dark
and great diversity of styles,
Many dainty White land fleshehued
fizsé 1 (3111:1233; ; dark colors of $2 so
Second 222,02.
\
Pretty 811k .6? - the 'gai'ety and
hair ribbons. life which 22p.
peal to girls, just ideal for hairboWsl
Fancy stripes, unique and yet of true
tastie- ,,
Ribbons themselves 41/2 .and 5 inches
wide—special yalue " , ~
at
Short lengths
u0velty ribbons,
Iand umqfie—
‘§.“
of handsome velvet and
wide and not“ 75
denier :gsle. (taint.
silk. Its object :——to bring more clearly to folks attention, the '_
ty and richness of the new silk fabrics. ' ' . , ,. I
’ silk with cotton, the Georgette crepes.
1T hrough the week a special exhibit of all sorts of things made
That includes handsome dresses and pretty waists,
‘ derthings, lustrous ribbons, beautiful low shoes, draperies, Candi
Mere than that, all through He week there will be gathering 1.
theseprticles of special value at special price.
of them is whisked right out of the store 8 regular stock and 3
this special new price, much less than its fornTé‘t‘Bne.
We prepose' to make Silk Week profitab
to YOU, as well as interesting. Now ready
these special things!
' fiow fine and l
in today’s special gathering is of sue
$2.65
beauties, tho-new Marcel hats.
: charm—-
. umbrellas—$4. 15 double duty
Ribbons with‘ ‘
" tasteful handles which have at—
' tractivc 100p—
25G
, tare—1
And then so do more.
a
fine -‘
, .
. 2 1‘?a:’
.-..s.-§.’..L.m ($2....
32‘
Practically every
“ 2t».
,2
~Hats “with 1*. f m
l f “C olks app
g ow 0 31 ate beauty
silk so fully that when silk is not
they simulate its luster and weavé
often combined. Many a. clever chic
with silk used as its trimming.
‘Gcorgcttb crepe, too, lends itself
many of the beauties. Amen
a special gathering of them
at ‘2 $3.
Beautiful dress hats, with in 22 222
of silk and embroidcring too. Spring
in model and color and $5 to $1
2° Second floor.
. P0.
:13»
L‘
' Silk colored
that will
for rich colors make them as attracts ;
on sunshiny warm days as rain-shed , 5
power makes them during dowmpo“
Good staunch firm silk' 1n navy and
and red and purple and bright blue”,
Built upon light Strong framewi
$4
Opposite elev ators.
,.,;~
White “32122
slayer-69“
tor, of smooth fine fit,
Silk, With double-ti e
clasp length, fine tex- p fing rs,
(mu-1'. . ‘
" 2 Center slate, rear.
ill
1 What it
silken beauty
itockifiQB—sl 75. beauty
were 2:; new
MW eye: fim mfiv
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