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BOB'NN. lass, July ,18.-—Icebergs
of unusual sins and lumber. one‘ of
then estimated to contain enough‘iee
to supply the homes of a large port
of the country for the rest of the
summer. have been encountered by
“the United States Coast Quart! cutters
‘* ' WM m is exclusively
. to “ease for publication of
“17‘ aews dispatches credited to it on
‘ n otherwise in this paper and also
.7 local news publish/ed herein.
' All rights of publication or special
JMhes herein are also reserved.
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- Old Well W. No. i“. F. “a A.
F5: I. meets in Masonic building.- South
‘1!!! street. 1st and 8rd M 6!
1' Cash month. July and Aw mpg: .
cl. ‘at 8 oclock. All Halter lane-s
' my and train-nail! invited.
EDISON 'l‘. HARRIS. W. I.
l ROBERT K. m See".
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' Butler Chapter No. 88. R. A. M“
not: in Masonic Temple. South
' Iain street. the :nd and 4th Tues-
} .1. or each month at 8 o'clock
on and August excepted. All a. A.
lesson cordially and fraiernally in-
"4'
- ger zone.
rseneca and Yamscrsw which "are po—
iicing the ocean steamship lanes.
Since early February the United
States government. acting undd“ an
international agreement and at inter-
national 'expense. has} maintained the
annualriceberg Juno}. The
guardsmen have helped many vessels
to steer a safe course through e dan-
Bome have been extricated
from serious positions. others .have
been warned when they were headed
for the ice.
The open winter caused ll. large
number of bergs to break away early
and drift south. They have become
an abnormally serious meme to un-
vigation. according to naval officers.
Many are of huge dimensions. ' ~
The giant of all the icebergs is de-
scrlled by Lieutenant Commander E.
H. Smith. navigator of the Seneca. as
approximately one third of a mile long
and towering 75 feet above the water.
This berg remained in sight for nearly
a montmkdu‘ring which time it travel-
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Minimum. He has no regardin- butane art, or
culture. is
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China ”Asks a Seat
At Council Table
PEKING. July 13 (Amocinted
according to the best information ob-
Press).—The Chinese Foreign Officeu
of themfiyfi,w
at. Basic “(the went bad
decidedftnih‘o‘we rmal}! that Fm
“m it“ ' " “4 expressed the
hope' touts. her allied countrm
would johhtfiti-‘Rnch viemim‘
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V In _a wide-range of
40-in.
Fine quality in white offlesh. Regular
patterns and coloringathat sold from 98c
yup-to $1.25 per yard
Tomorrow Only" -
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dc Chine Silk
99c
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Specialtontorrow
79c yard
Ready‘to-‘Hang .Sash Curtain: f
“2 pairxfor 99C
27x54 Amines-Rugs .
terns. Reg.$3.98 quality, Special $2.99 I 1
L 2-Yards “Zide Linoleum J H
imam 3mm consort.-
‘. madam PLAN.
Stratford citizens last nis'ht voted
ion :00 miles. Thekagnries of the tunable today. has replied to Presi-
lce movements are shown by the fact1dent Harding’s disarmament confer-
thnt another berg circled about the'ence proposal through 8. Alfred Sue.
price$169,8a1ePrice ............
$3.75 Baronet Satin
CLARENCE A. BROWN. H. P.
l'. I. LYON. Secretary.
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‘ . . .. . . . . ... , . - he Chinese Minister in W‘ashlngton v.
, . Mun "4.33 nouns \essel. catering :5 miles in three duos-1t - for the Conduit, nager form of too 0 . , _
i In a notable Cleveland murder At times the patrol-boats have gone -‘c1;8nlf2:e;:ees “Elm“ ‘7‘: China in “1" government bye. ballot of 1010 to S“. ‘ lmdtmmusandfinhhpe"dl~ Beulhfm qu‘ht‘yi 1118b aeortnaent 0f Orte' ntdl Pal-
MI: hundred and thirty-live of the
voters were men.
Red fire. horns and bells
brought forth from the Council-Mana-
use. in‘r‘hich a woman is accused of'alongside the floating refrigerators to
tiling her husband. the attorney for obtain cracked ice ‘for wardroom or
the defense tries to keen women OR‘lluge chunks which could be melted
2.89
Inquiry appears to indicate. the non-
receipt in Peking of a communication
from Premier Lloyd George of Great
Special at .
W0 [‘8
the Jury, His reasons are infirestl’ns. ;to replenish the fresh water supply. B it i 1 ti 36.’ Black Sud Satin F I
"My cxpcricncn," he so . " as. Although plans for ridding the seas r a n "3 a ve ‘0 the Anglo—Javan- ger camp and proclaimed the victory. [I]. . . ,;
mp that women jurors are more'of these dangers of “guano". have’ese Alliance. I‘ .11 while the opposition stood on the Splendid quality Fine .et'blaok looks ' Variety-of fitter!!! to select .
com-blooded and merciless than men. often been proposed the coast. guard other side of the street in front of the 1 ' J m from Per yd' " ' ' ' ' 1"" ' ' ' ' ' " ' I"
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France in Rhine While like satin, very special at u . . . . . .
°Wsr Criminals Are Free
PARIS. July 13.—l-‘rance has in-
formed Germany she wilT continue the
occupation of the Rhine. region until
Germany has complied with the con-
ditions of the Treaty of Versailles re-
lative to the punishment of those who
violated the rules of civilised warfare
In the world war. Premier Brand
told the Senate today. Replying to a
question. be characterized the findings
They lire less moved than men 0mm." insist.the icebergs “still rule Town Hall untied grimly.
by the clnoiinns that go to decide a. the northern ”"n They are awaiting and
“Sign“ ’1'“ Mt“: 3‘12: hizzoroigg 3::1wlth interest reports of experiments
’3” “ ‘OWS' ° ' w “ ‘ ' made by the destroyer Breckenridge
.‘timm‘w 1““ “5“:th rjtlsdsljz:llltlig:d “2'; which shot several berg! with torpe-
:h frwognT‘: ' ‘80 if. we can help it ldoes. Some of the coast guardsmen
a ' , ‘ ti "are i'Funkly skeptical of this plan and
there wm "m b“ “ woman °“ h ‘e‘insist that a torpedo would make no
luu' We have 16 peremptory .0 a1‘_1iiioril impression on an iceberg than
tue" {DY-vemtxyl “figuringfm (all: n popgun would on a mountain of
"mm ‘ ' ' cotton.
ye are ready to use every one of our;
‘ torics if necessary to get rid ~ . . . ,
31° :ehxgpwomen." Rainbow Division 5
He lfti’luteil Petiticoats 1
any qua y, sea ope em. $1 99
Extra sizes. $2.19 value. . . . . ..
In H lGeomrglette Blouses .
a sty es s colors. Regu- .:
lax-$5.98 value ' $3.99 :"
White Muslin Gowns 3
Tris clawed ad in theSentinel
terminal“
36-inch Tafieta Silk
In sum wanted colors;
lar 33.00 quality Wm” $1.69
36M Silk' . Warp Po'plm'
In all the wanted shades; high lustrous finish‘
regular $2.00 quality,
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Here. llldovd. is food for thought. Second Annual Reunion . . ‘1 ‘
. Only a little while ago men were ob- .4 I Do . Flgncy'stlttched 99c f
. Jecting to the feminist innovation of CLEVELAND. 0. July 13.——The Colored annual}: dwith dtottsedv sushm d 990181 ontorrow, . . . . . . . . . . . . . .-
introducing women into the jury boxiltaiftbowhivlslon. one of the moot fine' regal“ 1 75 Value y ex, eer an M u v C ’1'.
’ ' ’ White us it IO‘VllS vi
45-inch Whales value. Special, 79C
Fine- ”meat finish. :11 the wanted colon; Special Lot Sweaters
$8.......‘1;'??.?T3i.t?:..:gi.I.._. 79c .1” “1 ”1°" $1.99
Specialdtemorrow ......-. . . . . . . .
0n the Krglmd "1‘“ women were tdoglfumous American divisions that par-
: emotional and ‘00 “nil"fear“ - [ticlpnit‘d in the World War. will open
”0790““ “W" argumen s cam ' its second annual convention here to-
largely from the 195‘“ pmfessmn'1inorrow. Several thousand are ex-
And “0" a ”“1"?"- “r‘” d“ Ohmrva'ipccti-d to attend the three day event.
. uon 0‘ women “"0“ 1“ action. will‘ The Cleveland Chapter will enter.
' ”0‘ "U!“ Wm ‘0 “MW “3““ "itain 25 wounded Rainbow men still in
mercy to an accused woman. but hospitals. ,
“ u“ it 1'" granted W they will The division was recruited from' 26
Ribbon trimmed. Regular $1.00
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{anginttumjf‘mj it???“ down for states. .The infantry regiments came
' from New York Ohio Alabama and ‘ ‘7 'kw .-
t m e lo conclude about the ' ' . at“ m M8 ‘
' [Sharogegilsiix of women jurors. as Iowa. iheinrtlllery "m Indiana. Illi- 4 Y ‘r m _m m ~. 08 Corsets .
3 compared with men? Recent court “0'3 “"d Minnmm' 0'. 318111“!!! b long hips ‘
. After training at Camp Mills. Long . ., 1
l . Regul‘r .;‘-....--o-.‘u-..s.‘ . _ rv
. history certainly shows that they are
i do less ready than men to convict
guilty criminals. They may he even
! more so. But the complaining attor-
. flay probably mlsstates the reason.
The chief quality so far observed in
HWomen jurors is conscientiousness.
They are not "cold-blooded." They
convict murderers with tears lh their
eyes—but they convict! They convict
either men or women when the evid-
ence points unmistakably to guilt.
men or women when the evidence
points unmistakably to guilt.
Along with their compelling sense
of duty. they reveal a certain other
desirable quality for which this at-
t'rney unwittingly gives them credit.
Alon he. says: ”They are. less moved
than men by the emotions that go to
decide a case of this kind." That is
.to my, they do not “fall for" the
us'ual oratorlcal flubdnl) which is the
stock in trade of the criminal lawyer
in his appeal to the jury. Therein
men might well learn from women.
Island. the division sailed for France
in October of 1917. the fou|th division
to arrive. '
After three months of intensive
trainplg in France the men went into
the trenches near Baccarat. From
then on it was continuouaheavy fight-
ing and hardships. at Champagne
where the. dividon was a stone wall
against the great German offensive.
from there to Chateau-Thierry salient.
and then followed St. Mihiel where ill
two days over 2.000 prisoners were
taken. The division was engaged in
two important phases of the great
Argonne-Mouse offensive and finally
ended up at Sedan on November’Y.
From December. 191d. to April
1919. its members were in th‘F lrm)‘
of Occupation and finally arrived
home in May. T919.
Colonel Me A. Tlnley Bf Council
Bluffs. 1a.. is president of the division
organisation.
iamchimpmedCheckam
Somuchindeniand; 2yards; raga. ‘
lsr 99c quality, at .........:.,....
a... “firm size Bed Sheets
_ w? y muslin, exceptional \79c
ue,st, 4;
.100 Fine Quality Satin Finish
'0 Pattern Table Cloths
'3‘:§1f.°..‘?f§....u. ... . . .. $1.99
1,000 Turkish Face Cloths
Special 9c
2 101' eesesss-esoeasseseesseuiosse
Spreads
If. -& G. Corsets
Low and medium bust; long hips
.Beguiarflm ... 99C
0 15°. was“ Brassieres
pen no a rent 99 c
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Imported China Tea Cups and
Vimsmfim 99c.
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Decorated China Sugar and
Regain 1 $150 Sets %
rvaue . ‘--
sale price lessees-saloon.-.”
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v... m... i... m... m. on... $410,000, ava l . m- former price $5.00 ..... Decorated China Tea Pots v
pod’vwnr jogs. is about over. The as- ‘ ’ .___.__.____—-— 5WD 3516 Regular $1.50 value 5‘
loclation of music dealers in conven— WASHINGTON. July 13.-—The an- . . ' I w l‘
'1 lion recently decided that “nut" nuai naval appropriation bill was WWW” W Tomorrow .- . - - - - -.u'~ . . . . . . . . . . . . c f?-
soags must go. In their place there signed late yesterday by President. mm VIII. ' $3 69 ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ;;§
. - l‘
s . Wool Wan Dusters
Harding.
The bill carries approximately four
hundred and ten million dollars and
its signing ended the technical lapse
of navy funds which had existed since
July 1, when the fiscal year began.
Under a resolution which accompan-
led the bill to the White l-lmse the
appropriations were made retroactive
to July 1 to cover up any technical
deficits because of the lapse. '
The bill represents a decrease of
about $86,000,000 in the original Sen-
ate figures and an increase of about
$14,000,000 owr those first advocated
by the House.
is to be a rejuvenation of the waltz
songs and ballads of a former era. or
modern songs of equally decent style
end measure.
Since the popular song sets the
time for the popular dance, it may be
predicted that dancing. too. will soon
boreiliorcd to normalcy. the waltz
and the two~sicp and similar dances
taking the place of the shimmy. .tlie
toddle and the car and rrlmcl wrl'ks.
Of course this was bound to hap-
pen. sonncr or lfll"l'. but a jazz-sick
world will be glad that the music
agelers have taken a firm stand
against further melodious and rhyth-
' mic intoxicarnts.
.t ’93.;3'. a ems—e e 0 one es s e.
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91580 8%, ‘t _._s‘mone‘l 0 iv e s e e-»-
3 : 1 , Pillow Cases
gflGood quality muslin. 45:36 inches
‘ for “ones-s’oesoenosbscene‘s—
mum ’ ‘Towellng
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Be .‘m eQuiCkWasfi Boards 3
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W ' 1.25 11" Km , _ _ ‘7 .
99c Tomorrow:..u::.;-mfihm—H. w;
1 ° N. de Phi?“ Towel Bar
“NORWALK'S LARGE" IXGLUOiVE VICTOR CHOP.”
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" 9“ of the mum“: things about Lruon'rn IiEAGl‘EFlELDDAY.
{Es supposedly impending prosperity
g? The annual field meet of the Eli- A eh“ one glib! P1199 L25 {-
, . Lotti-storing: cgemftvgmgrezenn; 3‘; r'ortllfilrili‘guehwill be held at m 802- l A quality worth great deal ‘ 30min 1 . Be ' $ 0 1
. ury . j. c urch grounds next Slit- “ " ‘ ’ I 7 . more f ’ 1 1
“I due On a depressed income ) .d . , 7 a 7 7, . . 1:; - ,~ . e , . , W, -¢voseec~ums-m'-£—OI .
‘ '1 be payable out of a larger in- in a). Iiusses will leave the 1i 2 _ - L . o ' - ’3 4:: ' -""" . W 4 yds. for .'°.'...."."". ‘3’ c ‘I- - A f A N - - J >
g“ ,, .0... ., in SW... .. sugared“?! captains 1am Statistical mm .‘also high and ’ ' " ‘ " " Men’s L“ ' ' '
transport all league ground. -~-
The following leagues area ..
the Stamford W; -
Springdale. Darien.~New ‘ ' " ' V
mond Hill. Gm . M Ind“,
Stamford and the no!!! ., ” ‘
Roxlzugy League. 115m“
Stamford group. the 1 I " ‘ .
trial are. incl“ “2'“ .
which will be "MW .
and which Wm m 3 911°
ous,contest§ _ mm ._
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‘It's a. queer kind of legislative in
my that will sale a million dol-
, . on welfare appropriations for
. men and children and then spend
fl, 5-“le apiece for battleships
mm batting an eye. ’
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Q‘iis would be a great time to buy
,. . .. private. but industrial—
to buy them
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a. for several years“ ondiW on the
its 7Y<§k 3120c: . “mason: Ex.
ange’ 9W cm W . xchan
throughout theofiW’ " ‘ ' e. gee
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I good firm weave form’s shim '
Special 4 yds. for . ................;...x. p _.
fins—w
18x54 muesli-ca: “‘
Heavy lace edge. Regulation”?
smm,,2 ”1' e s e eesj;e,.ve_e.r ' going: ‘ ~'.
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Baguio: 121123" on ' , j - 7 ‘
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35‘1”” to:- two individuals to EM 7 " . ' - '
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ins noun-ast-
when they haven't got: guns in
hands. Why not tor two na-
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.. as anal. the public is
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