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Including all this season’s latest nmliies,‘ both
«minim: whim-toil. woman, out
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’ $30.00and325.00Suits. . . . . . .. $14.85
$35.00Suits.................:$22.85
$5000an0355.00siiits....... $34.85
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All Ralm Beach and Mohair Suits
Reducedto................$14.75
$13.00 and $20.00 Sport Coats. 013.85
310.00 and $12.50 White
Trousers . . .
One Odd LotWhite'Fiaii-é
nel Trousers. . . . . $3.85T
BOYS’ KNICKER suns
$10. 00 and $12. 50 Suits.
$15.00 and $18.00 Suits. .
EAPTAIN Nlllll
WAS NI} PIRATE
) .
And Massahusetts Man Says
His Fabled Treasure Real-
ly Does Not Exist
BOSTON. July 28.-—Song and story
are wrong. Captain Kidd was not a
"te and his-fabled treasure does not
a“. Privateersman he was. but of
“a repute. His hanging as a pirate
‘ murderer on Execution Dock. at
won. in 1701. was to satiw the po-
Bumi exigencies of the time.
, Tiles care the findings of John H.
amends. State archivist for Mas-.-
cmetts. as announced in a lecture at
the Old South Meeting house. Archi-
Vhd Edmonds was discussing-
Benomont and the Pirates. "
Bellomont.
WOMAN AVOIDS
AN OPERATION
Nearly Gone, but L dis
Pinkham’ s Vegetabe
Compound Saved Her
Star. N. C. —“My monthly spells
we the so much trouble, sometime.
. they would last two
weeks. I was
- treated by two doc-
; tors without relief
and the both said
I would ve to have
an operation. I had
mytroublefouryears
and was unfit to do
anything, and had
' Elven up all hope oi
get gettin
“I“.
per and decided“
”i it. Ihaveusedfitdia Plan“.
6 to 18 rears
”$13185
.......'f'$9.85
ROGERS 69’
Have Ever Known.
Copyrigh‘ 1921 Hart Met & Min
THE GREATEST EVENT .OF THE YEAR
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$1. 00 Blue Chamh'ray Work
Motifs; Underwear
$2.00 White Lisle Union Suits. . 31%:
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8100 Paris Knit Shirts and
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$1.50Neckwear
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ROGERS e STE-DEN
NORWALK ,
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:SOUTH
»- 5‘... .a
Governor of New England in 1695
with a. special mission to suppress pir-
acy.
“Before leaving England." Mr. Ed-
monds contendied. "he agreed. with
Captain “William Kidd. a privateers-
man of good repute from New York.
to proceed against pirates in a ship
called the Adventure Galley. on a 'no-
lcupture-no-pay' basis. The adventur-
ers included Captain Kidd. Robert
Livingston. Lord Chancellor Somers.
the Earl at Oxford (First Lord): the
Admiralty). the Earl oi Romney and
the .Duke of Shrewsbury (Secretaries
of State”). Bellomont and the straw
men. to whom the King's grant of
treasure was later made. did not con-
tribute a cent.”
“On September 6 1696. with a
‘crazy' lessel and s. crazier crew. Cap-
tain Kidd prb‘ceeded on his mission "
the archivist said. He picked up sev-
eral pirates. including “a Moorish ship
or 200 tons. and a Bengal merchant-
man of 500 tons. both having French
“Lord 'passes and beingdawtul prizes."
He came to New York and then to
he said was appointed Boston. “through the trickery of Bel-
iomont. who promised him safe con-
duct. With the remnant of his crew
he was arrested. sent to England.
tried for murder and piracy. convicted
and hung on Execution Dock. Friday.
May 23. 1701. to ntisf)‘ the poll
exigencies of the times. It w'cit
Lord Bellomont the Lord Chan-
cellor. the First Lord of the Admini-
ty the Secretaries of State or C
Kidd. and under this circumsta
had no chance. Collusion and
Jun are plainl) evident in his
the Fremh passes. which woul
cleared him of the pimor curse.
though llfioduced. in Parliament. $.11
lullnresse in the Admiralty Court.
Tile least said about Bailomont’s ac.-
tion in the matter the better. He {09'1-
ed Kidd he fool h‘i- council. and.
worst of it is. he :1 owed it in his let-
ters to the Lords of Trade.
"The Captain Kidd of today is a
composite pirate. made up of all who
frequented our shores from 1887 to
1337.13113de or the worst kind
blackened the m of a man of
wlom .a\- recognised French autho
days: 'It may be well doubted whetli-
ei- any man in equally trying clmiéa
stances has ever been trues. “113'
trust.’
“And yet the great womb»
tic nerdsts in.’ Captain Kidd c
pirate and in searching (or his nab
ere. which does not exist.“
mums!) ” .,
- nnm’gnufiak
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(Tex) Richard. Mr
Dene-sf Ou'm fight} “3&5
Commerce law.
The lines were the minimum pro-
filled by the law. the extreme penalty
being not more than one year in jail.
The tines weer paid. and after leaving
the court room the promoters called
on Federal District Attorney Hayward
and expremed themsehes as being
satisfied with the punishment being a
tine instead of a prison sentence.‘
State Treasurer William 1‘ Read. at
Trenton. N. 1.. yestenhy received a
certified check from Mr. Rickard
amounting to 8144.866. the 10 pir
cent. tax due the State on the gale
receipts of tile Dempsey—Ca 'n‘ililt'r
tight. The amount laid by ".‘Jnolc'
itickard is twice as [If so as the entire
taxes rece vet new all tout: in New
Jersey for last year-
SAID RIOT BROKE OUT
IN WIN NIPAUK
Continued from First Page.
plant and from employees revealed
nothing of any so—called riot. nor did
the policé have any report of one. The
man who started the report called up
out of town newspapers to inform
them of the proceedings. evidently in
the hope to achin'e some notorietv
and to “make" news. He represented
himself as a reporter. but none of the
local newspapers representatives gave
the call. This is the second time that
the man has annoyed newspapers both
ion. and a reoocurance is liable to mean
that he will be reported to the paper
he is supposed to represent and the
proprietors allowed to deal with him
600 SEEKING JOBS .
0N STATE POLICE
Continued tron. First P“... f 7.
'-——-'— ‘1 \...J:§,~-r“
snsweflng' the question 6n tilt
cation blank as to the
miles they have operated ..
cles. claimed 250 .0000 ‘
:00 000 miles. Itwas fines. to
‘ 3 has: would'hsve 86
new tour. 1w “My
drive 250 .000 milelm in team! ’0?!
0 Of
lr. this’and other places. by talse'storc' _
There is nothing complex in deler-ii- the Confederate armies cARs COLLlDE AT DARIEN
ninth: in c'ssual (actors in these fev— applicants have been filed.
bleminded cases the various displam —I
ments in the bones of the neck dm
in; back to the birth period. Dr. Baily .\ .
explained.
Dr. R. Kendrick Smith. of Boston.
declared feet have degenerate?! to an
stunning degree among civiliaed‘
INJURIES Niel m..-
.MAKE nmmvn
CLEVELAND. 0.. July 28.—-‘-Thous-
mills of children became mental de-
{relives from injury to the neck at
0n the Post floatifai Dnl‘ii‘.‘ -. w :3
DONALD CLOCK WEED day. at noon an Auburn tax
0'50 |N VERMONT CAMP Charles S King of ( haul ~ ,
Haven. sideswlpcd a lln 2 mm
o... oi . Largo Patty oi boys Who fpmied by Mrs. L l \\
hero in June _ .
~Tho bug’sthinald Clock Weed. the Conflictinc Glories -‘ .
Die as a result or, wearing shoes yesrold sun of Mr. "M Mrs Johnin an,“ of the mum!“ LA
«when you com the city man‘s plmelby Weed of NW Height! of the accident t i
' is. Who was driving is:
root with that o! the naked sum. it died at Est Charleston. Vermont, this ‘31:: ran into Mrs “I \
i i.
an I. .3. ass i acute .7
i m 1. , n In! W. Bailey, of can hardly be Ill-conned the some wee k. r a short mu 0 - .. . ,4. .-_ .
i’.,§,,m,(_.;mu.”,“in“, in u, “an... anatomical structure." Dr. Smith said. lbsonchisl pneumonia The body has It’hlch 8115'“ mmli‘f.’ m .1.
at the convention of the American He criticised people 90" wearing In”. beenbroughttlo Stamford. o a near 1 S‘I‘ICQ- m
was done to either (4.: :‘n
M of the D011 Win fir,
radiator and front .11.: us} ‘
touched. Nine or ”IV
em 0". King being; .:i : 1.. .
which are too small and tilted the The “mph: party of which Donald
Mn! 01 shoes which ON “NW“ N a member cousists of about 100
on the inner 1?: :boys. who went troni New York last
Osteopathic Annotation today. All or
these cases can be cured by osteopath-
ic adjustment of the neck. he mid.
adding that nothing else can cure month by train Those in charge
P u -» 4 mechanisms. and it has been ‘3‘”.
thfilns‘tedpatiic clinics tot- am free ““10 . :ggrsossm's cocks med that use ”waffle were ”- Hg: Kits. whiiajmifl “
treatment or these cases are to bees. N53 ma" Julv 28-»1‘he ”magma.“ I'l'. “align”: in“. of 13' to have n i... meo‘t“:
tablished all over the country. Dr. m m I." in ses— slot "9'1 14°“ “mm“ sweet Fm“) .. ‘ ,1...”
Tennessee
II"! siou t a 'Stuntord, is among the campers.
3003:.ef'fith 11:“st wfio‘ News of the rlilorotan‘ boy: death
”m1. hucsu gene regs-em ensign-
"" '°'"°‘ "' ”d“, °' N” . " horhooa when the mile fellow was
‘well known.
Bailey announced. In this way. it is
expected lhounnds of defective minds
will be restored to etitciency.
*
Noted Inventor Spends a“I ’ 6‘
' Moments at Play W715 His Boys
me Of reekiess dl‘l\ it».
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