" as a mumps thallium
M nu returned to his homeatter
”l" m. spent in the Adirondacks.
' Whoa salsa} 2a ,
' I... . 3. J. swim-nor film:
w, .- v, mint-M‘Wlw one
. . “ ” ““9”. ind over-the week-endjtr. Sul-
John man; at East WW Whm:ftalfih Sullivan. _ "-.
“-fio has mania-spotter} ._ '
no mo: considerably.
Dr. Bonk arr-Hoyt“ having a gap.
* Md In thoyard of his resid-
oneaon.2ino Hillifiexiuc.
I
,__—*.',.« 1'
“The program tor nth» next weekly
day eveningrwlll be Constance Tal-
msdge in the lecture picture entitled
"The Bullet: Timber Claim." Kinc-
g'rams a news weekly aha. a comedy
maturing Slim Summerville in "Villa
at the Movies." will complete the bill.
Ilr. and Mrs. Henry R. Joyce and
“I! m moved to Cove avenue
iron 00” street.
Ward aturdevanL-lot Gregory. Boul-
The regular weekly-glance ot the
BeirIsland Club provedtb be as large
a success as ever on .Saturday Welling.
There was new m‘usic at the club to
entice the lagging stgps ot the danc-
ers. the music being furnished
Kearney’s orchestra. of Stamford. and
their playing of the latestfidance num-
bers was a. revelation. ‘Herbert
Schwartz and Lucille Niemeyer cap-
tured the lucky number 'juvenile prize.
the second time in-succeaion while
Mr. and Mrs. Devine guests.of Mr. and
Mrs. Williams-{Won the lucky number
prize dance in the senior division.
" I In. James K. Hoyt. of Sound
9.0!: uni New York city. was a re-
nal-Jim:- with friends on Osborn
m,
Calibrator F. J. Hodges has start-
od workaon the erection of a bunga-
low at Bowayton for Mrs. Thomas
"ebb. on that place.
An auto party at young people are
yuan-scan ride for Pleasure 86th
one Mg this week. About eight
will comprise the party.
accident happened at around 2:30..A
The ”will League .will have 'iv'oung man. a guestof Archibald Bel»
charge “5 the mid-week services at Wyn. was out sailing in a canoe when
the “avenue M. E. (.nurch on the SUdden aqua-ll capsized his craft.
Manning of this week. Being an expert swimmer the man
I swam to the canoe and clinging. to it
I‘M-FitzMaurice. of Fort and lustiiy called for aid. Arthur Ham-
’Val'. ‘Zanrll; streets. is enjoying almerstein. Philip Klein.
week's vacation from her duties at lKlein. the playwright. who went down
the ofllco or the Evening Sentinel.
.3
shore of the. island yesterday after-
noon. midway to. Smith's Island.-
hearing the calls f0r aid. jumped into
MTCharles A. Marks again had at
charge of the services at Christ ed him on board an
church. yesterday. during the absence the canoe towed it ashore. The man
of the -rector, REV. Robert B. B. was none the worse from his exper-
Foots. lience and soon had everything'ship
~ shape about his canoe- '
Despite: yesterday's weather. there
were a number who went in swim-
ming at Calf Pasture beach. and
01b ho w nt down harbor in their ROTON POINT .
motorboam.
The silver shop has received a new
When :the members of the Young'fiuDPlY 0f articles for prizes. Among.
len's Community club meet this eve-1H“? prizes are ladls beautiful
sing. it is expected that preliminaryghags. electric sad irons and thermos
plans for a pinochle tournament will bottles.’
be discuaed.
Ed. Lol'f's jazz band de-luxe are 30-
A “drunk" near Hefner's cigar store .lng to make there third appearance of
ms the cause of a complaint being the season here. tomorrow night.
‘ made on Saturday night to the police. :When they will try hard to duplicate
Patrolman Milton Lockwood attended thPl‘l‘ former triumphs. '
do the matter. -——————
Duo to the rain being: very unfav—
It is expected that there will be,orable to the taking or motion pic-
several moonlight sails held this lures yesterday the taking of the pic.
week. as the moon will be exception- tures was postponed until some future
ally brilliant beginning tomorrow and time. The date Will be announced
continuing for the rest of the week. Ilater. ' ‘ '
the next high tide will be at 10:35 in
the cycling. The tides [or tomorrow.
lhigh at 11:00
vhigh again at 11:12 in- the evening:
Mrs. Evelyn R. Bedicnt. of ii Fitch The high tides for today will be
street. today resumed her duties at.
the R and G Corset company. having
recovered. from a severe attack of.
sunburn.,rcccivcd last week at Compo
Beach. ‘ l
a.-- —
lliss Fay Corridan and brother, ‘J. The Italitln' Navy Lea‘due wall-W,
L" MW“
W
,. ymm’aurkelslsismcotifix
moving picture show on next Wednes-
by.
A thrilling rescue was staged oi! the
The
son of Charles
on the "Lusitania" and Sonny Selwyn’“
hand"
high tide in the morning at ~10:22 and:
in the morning and}
Donald Corridan. who have been vis-
iting with relatives in Chicago are ex-
’cd to appear here yesterday. but for
some unknownxreasorr tailed to, ma-
vloyeesr sedate-imam
satumeOr-‘Bm
ter C0"‘°Wim .-n 31.“, 7‘ ’
Sunday .,,,-=-_Kniglija at. 901mm
OmaNz . .1. ..
Grand Jedi... .. .
Sunday .isL-sr‘idelityuCouncfi
C.. 1.400. Steamer Pocahontas; r
Councilw K. of. C.. 2.509. W
Grand Rep.» 7_ -- 2. -
Izomvmlrfié .
ing resumed
phone board 'at the :Norwolk-‘Tire '&
'Rubber company's plant in mm -
after a two week's vacation.-
mittinlr will have a moonlight-sail on
the Lids May. Captain Albert Mills; on.
tram. Rowaytonwharbor at -8 o'clock;
daylight- time.
'- Work has been started by Contrac-
tor ,F. J. Hodges. on a bungalow. he
Will erect at Rowayton' for
Thomas Webb of the same place. It
will—be.28x30 feet of fmgconstruc-
tion. one-and one-halt stories high.'vto
contain six rooms heated by furnace
provements.
. . . f '
£3513. Hindley and family are en
Joyigg an outing at Peach Lake
Several .wcokoend Mount Vernon
people were week-end guests of Mrs
,Krsibs or the Post Road.
sister spent
triends a!
filiaddeus Hoyt and
Sunday very pleasantly with
the Mill River hotel.
Mrs. Edward Dillenbeck 0! Elisa-
beth. N- J.. is the guest of Mia Jury
132.}!th of the Post Road.
Much interest is being taken in' the
auction of John McCormich's cattle
which will take place oil-Sept. 28rd.
Andrew Taylor. who is spending a
few weeks at Peach Lake with his
family; came into town this morning.
to attend. to some business.
John P. flrnmmer. ot the Depot
PGarage. suflered from several attacks
,Ji‘ acutve indigestion yesterday. Ho is
{telling much better today.
‘ Senator Charles E. Williamson re-
. turned: yesterday from _ a delightiuix
pgtii-trip_to Maine. where he spent
the‘past week.
mom. s-rKohanJ .
Pan ammonium. 2.5.00... Steamer. .
garb 5?
Miss Isabelle Klineteiter Wm»: ~
her duties at the tele- .
_The Baptist church, - Miler gperr
‘i‘uéidny evening at thlsyeekrmung
4 .
... d.e nipped thro ho with im-
iory‘ and on reaching the man pull: on Q us at k
d tying a rope to;
DW& NOROTOIV ‘
Officer George. Dance was. removed
Md to "Wm ‘0 their home on ierialize. It is thought that the rather
itiohrbo thesspceisl _ . _
’ ' Mmgmu,a~m¢who found a
‘i'llppseshdsot .wm. {lose slim
mteon special appropria~
. upheld by thamar de.‘
. "I“; .gmeatedths.m3£ the
I
. Mummmmu
~ "mm"
some less.
PeOAn.
‘
Newmvnzé 1&3. 15.——c. n;
‘mzs president»: the bankrupt:
Kellyrtyre sndw'aubbsr. company. was
m1 to 1min. United. .Ststes
WW as mass.“ answer
mu I
we}
cw Opens-.1.
via
. t
, W16. 1921 ~-
HOME?”
NEWFIDNDON. Aug. 1591‘“
of the home oi. Felice
“17m well-rope on the premises '3,
been no train.“
out: There.
stove for several days and mane Ml
been smoking on the pram.“ h
many hours. -When the tire appamm
anthed_ a—hal: hour after the maze
started. after being called by a law.
smthezhouse was nearly dosixoyf-d
unwell asallits contents, even to it...
. minim: Mrs. Vince-m ml
twoehildtcuwere- taken out ol 3.
second story window by a neighbor
ladder. Mr. errm ‘3;
FIRE Loss or s1,om:,oooԤ;I )
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 15 — The
. re.” thePoint'Breezo-Oil Works of
the; Mattie . Refining Company in
wmdtg... persons were hivell 3nd
neaflr'im' injured, was. up“.
W 3‘], today alter a till-{No pf
WhMMN
Pol-in! :omnms-
0. Vincent 0: Greta; ‘
‘meity- the department 1 he gm
toivchm‘ that Musicolo- fitmfi. at 315000.000.
chad Mbeenrfleeeed of their
inner. The summons was issued. by
- ‘Jllflse ms. Thomas Sat—
crass.
} ' WASHING-mic. Aug..15.—Frelght _
. .rates on» livestock in .western and
which was
Faieyfs
.aneyzand Tar-
COMPOUND
surfaces; slaps
'_ “ding in [be
of the old :dgafi: Reverse.
is measly: fro
sooth“ ,
,tnountain Pacific territory were found ’
Paul BIG Manson.
Maria Dd ‘Assunto Society to Ease
= Pm and Dunes on labor Day.
The eleventh annual celebration of
the Maria Del 'Assunta Society.‘ on
Italian [mend benevolent or-
ganisation. will be held on labor Day.
Septemban 5th. The committee. corn-
posed ot iSalvatorQCharlot. president:
Autonit’hlacc. vice-president; Albert
Paul. secretary: Antonio Santa. treas-
urer. and JamesChrhtianm. J- F. Pat-
chen. J. “unsettle J. C. Esposlto. J.
Cappielio. J. Zombarslli. CostcdeBot-
tome and kennels Pennabede. have
been working very. hard (oaths past
two months perlrctins pleas tor the
coming entertainment. All of the lo-
cal Italiaagorgsnisations will partici-
pate. and many out‘ot-town organiza-
tion- will send. delegations represent-
ing them. Bridgeport. Stamford. Dan- .
bury. Nexucsnnan, Westport.- Port
Chester and Greenwich will be among
the towns parflcipa'tlng in the celebra-
m ”who dang” tron crib by the Interstate Commerce Commis- k 'W '
mourns-sen mambo m an. is thosewrpstaditorsgm 3"“ to“, m be “mm and mm“- manage: m, ‘9‘“‘333553‘
m .m.“*“ . M polish and the 0'3“? mm” joble. The- commission suggested that a? m ‘ “other harmful drug,
mmmmtmdo the Won We :the carriers voluntarily reduce rates we.“ "5“ setback to insist:
,to so per. cent. of those in eflect at 2., man at it.
preset; but noble-s than so per cent.
a hundred1poundg. Eva-y Use: a Fuend’
om silo"- .lmu
mid have ml in
.d whee-tor 1'.
h allowed Snood
BANDITSSEC‘URED $95.0”.
SPRINGFIELD. .IlL. ’ Aug. .~ 15.—A.
s2. Traeger. -auditor..ot the Peabody 03mm (mm mm.
Coal Company. said last night that; . -
895,000 was sthe. sum secured in the l RICA. 1113,45, (Minted. Press).
payroll robbery at Kincaid Saturday. —-A deadlock was reached today in the
when four bandits attacked Jerome behal! at the Soviet (aminereliet com-
Lockhart. deputyusherm. and F. 15le tor Russia’s famine sunerers be-
Joues. bank cashier on the main my tween the American relief administra—
ot Kincaid..khockingthem down an ‘tion and Maxim Litvinotf. acting on
fleeing with the money before a not behalf 0 {the Soviet Mine refiet com—r
her of witnesses. could interfere. Lo :« mittee. Actiots by Washington and
hurt. who is is. is a son at 8. P. Lock- Moscow was necemry to decide the
hurt. a former mine guard at Witt. UL. issue.
who .was shot and permanently crin- .
M, and "i l. Tao
r. "a: . ..
37- re. . . . min
ewmntr" m. a... M.
“1 unit: as etch” y—ssvooth year a .l l was
hustled stilli- ticklinfin my throat . w...
. '1 Honey an.
we. duh?»
Foley's Honey and Tar is
mended ‘0! coughs, COMI, ht».
» tickling of the throat. spannodr
Magoo-ashlaefirpcwdl '
coughs.
m” b! mei'owell (“*rp.
.‘i in
sir-I,
. um
' “(55‘
amp,
HM
pie! in a battle Jungian-col bandits
in "4-
The money was [chars been usedm . . 7 I .
in meeting the payrom of the Pea- 8" ROW for . '01”?-
body miners lurthisvvieinity. . in}, ‘ Presenter-Future , ‘ENTmE m...“
‘ ' " 3 Use " ’ '” . ' . . .
JAPAN iNVITED To ' i 9' ,« REDUCED
olsAaMAMENr consensuce “'60 W and _ '_ , ‘ .. p 20 to 50¢
TOKlO. Aug. 15 (Associawd Press) "9° Mm . , mm
w w
—-—. Formal insitati'onto Japan to send‘
representatives to the conference. on
disarmament and Far East questions
tion. The darwill. tart on with a pa-
arde‘at 8:80 in the morninglrom For-
ester’s HolLin Nor-walk. march down
West avenneto South Nomlk. where
they will heJoined by the-organizer}
tiona from: that end~ot town. counter-.
march back.West mane to St. Mary's‘
church. where~relligous services ‘will
be held by a noted. lit-lion priest or
Paterson: N.J; ”financial” ad- .
dress the gathering“. the diaerentso- l
Ito ‘the Norwalk hospital on Friday.
'wherc he underwent an operation. It
“is successful and it is now believed.
that lve will make a good recovery:- at
is a coincidence that the Assistant
Fire Chief of the Darien fire depart-
heavy l‘og prevented the sailing.“ the
ship or if it did sail the captain.
_ra.lher than risking the ship and pas-
sengers. probably decided not to ven-
ture Jim shore.
Gregory Boulevard shortly.
Stephen Hayden. of 52 Gregory
Boulevard. lest a 31x4 shoe from his
s
automobile while he was attending
the carnival at tho Catholic Club ~
grounds on West avenue, First dis- Saturday the John Boyle Companyl'T‘em and the Chi“ 0' the N°"'°’“‘
ltrict. on Saturday evening. employees reached here on board the in"; department one 3‘ “"3 hospital un-
~_ steamer Seagate. with 600 people on id” treatment at the same time.
The crusade of the railroad com- board. The basket luncheons“ thati ‘
‘peny against trespassers on railroad each one was carrying received their! Two cars came together on the m“
rloperty caused the arrest of several unmemgge attention in the grove soon 'ahout “‘30 Saturday night ”"1 a very-
Easl Norwalk young men. who were after landing. After the luncheonsifl’rio‘” amide“ W“ avefled- One
before Judge Vosburgh in the down- ghad been disposed of the party brown?" 00¢“le by 3086911 J- 1493?? and
town court this morning. up mm small groups going around the.“ “ lliam Bake“ “"0 Stamford firemen.
. - 138* patronizing-the,.diifie'rehb cones-sq: ' a Cole car owned by. William F.
There was a large congregation '4'- slona, A number 0 {the more hardv? "“th of New York City. Constable
the East Avenue m, E. church-yeo— ibn‘E went in {of a swim and mundr-Oeorge A. Vclie was summoned but no
Lei-day morning antll-evening..to hearlthe temperature ot'the _wate.r all one “”95" were made.
the Rev. 8. I). Fairbanks. tormeriyfcoum desire. The party left for home - .
pastor at the/church. Mr. Fairbanks ‘at 6 o'clock happy that they had come A D. Baur narrowly escaped fatal
Was in charge of both servlCes. Ito the popular park. im'lfi'es about 12:30 O'CIOCk Saturday
night on the Noroton bill. when his
A complaint was made to the police A joint outing of the William Mcficar skidded and ran into a telephone
.on Saturday evening of the actions Of'Kinley Camp. No. 9_ U. S. “r‘ V.. o,‘-,pole and turned several. somersaultn.
a gang of young men at the corner of Norwalk. and of the Frederick A’ Hill [The occupant was thrown several feet
.jEdlie avenue and Fort street. Patrol- 'Camp. of Stamford. was held at the land was badly bruised about the head
man Milton Lockwood. who is cover- Point. yesterday. There were abom and body. He was taken to the
in: Patrolman John Robert's beat. [15“ that were in the party. The camp ‘Stsmi'ord Hospital. where it is report
“”1”“ "'9 ”me“ “cam“ perm" a" aild its auxiliary or Stamford reached “1.119 is doing nicely.
tended 1" the matter. here in a large bus. The Norwailc
l, _—' ,Camp came down in small groups. MOVING BOOZE CARS
John Rfsko. of 10 Van Zandt street. meeting at the grove. Basket lunch- . ' Y
_‘ .. mm rapidly from mm... we enjoyed by a... MD... mi UP TO NEW HAVEN
Wed “‘3" he was h‘me“ ”‘mugh tending the outing. The local comw- . ~ m '
the "“‘Phlem of His car last Friday mlttec in charge of the days activities (Continued From First Page)
morningyin an automobile accident were M‘ J‘ Murphv Clifford House
The . . . . .. .
on Water. street. Second district.
[fleeting-knuckle of Mr. Risko's car.l
snapped and. the car ran into a pole.
childt and Charles F. Guarnleri. A.
number of athletic events weer run:
off. but the rifin interferred with most
drlslo automobiles in storage there to
thé' central storehouse in"New Haven.
where they will be sold at public auc-
or the sports. making the ground a tion. if ”‘9 Owners are convicted by
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Paddock have little to muddy the United States Court there. of
returned .to their home on Seaview ‘ . “bootlegging.” Fifteen cars. repre-
nvdnue after a. two-weeks' auto trip; smiling all types from the cheapest
There were five large buses "at the.
Point. yesterday. coming from the
Bronx of New York city. The. party
wns’just a community club of a dis-
trict of the Bronx. Basket parties
were held in the grove. after luncheon
..the party scattered throughout the
.park to enjoy the different concessions.
‘The party did not stay at the park
very long as the weather was too
threatening and the party wished to
get home as early as possible.
I The following is a list of the book- .
er by another Danbury club. and on lugs for the remainder 01: the month. :pgk'tlsng-goods. furs and art and art
Saturday last the Dogs' Club. another .Aug‘m' ‘."‘d “m“ the ems“ 0‘ ”“3 ”'4’“ Deg." f th ‘
Danburv organization held an outing Whmh wm be Sunday. September ls-Ih' ' s 0 ese and other changes.
and shore dinner at the Point there T1.” ”St is subject to revision at anViEHCIlldIPg the increase at five per cent.
~ - ‘ time. however. as there are new book-l1“ the Income tax on corporations. al-
through New England. Others who
have been away and who have re-
turned are Mr. and Mrs C. P. Frey ot
Seaview avenue: Mr. and Mrs. George
24'. Wilson of Osborn avenue and Mr.‘
and Mrs: Robert Mcllwain of Van
Zandt street. .. :1 mm
Danbm evidently knows a good
place when it sees it. Some little
" time ago the Boosters’ Club of Dan-
.bury held an outing at Dorlon’s Point
which was followed a little while lat-
kinds of "lizzles" to the most expens-
ive limousines. arc in storage in Stam-
ford at present with large storage
charges against them. These will be
bailed out and taken to New Haven.
’IlHREE BILLION
' DOLLARS NEEDED
Continued from First Page.
being about 60 members in attend- ings made nearly every day.' The list ready have been published. Other
pace. followsz— revisions include. however. the ex-
-———— Tuesday 16—De Lofts Dc Luxc- Or— emption from taxation of the com-
Frances Keogh was hostess to a. chestra. pensation received by the 9mident ol-
: numberyot her little friends and.
yneig‘hbors at her home at Marvin'
‘ Beach. on Friday afternoon of last
week. the occasion being her ninth
Wm. Games were played after
which refreshments were served.
Those present wore. Thursa. Mory.‘
. _ . Romayne and Frances Bar-
. m; Bert Tier. Gordon Hamblin,
”no and Katherine Pugh. Fred and 5
fillip Wilcox. Gladys Klippcl. Mar-
the United States and the Judges of
the Supreme and inferior courts of
the United States and amounts re—
steamer Nassau; Spcial Dance. Pri x fed as compensation. family allot-
oi’ Court Narruk Council. Norwalk. is??? ts and allowances under provision
Saturday 20,—Foremans Club. Gent at. the War Risk Insurance and Voca-
era] Electric Co. .. - I; .mnalw Rehabilitation Acts.
Sunday 21——0rder ot Macm. "‘isfl‘he bill contains upwards of 16.000
50 Steamer Squantum; Norsemfigfi i
{haulage is entitled “A Bill to, Re.
Fellowcraft Club. 100 ~8teani‘er ‘ “‘1 Equal“? mmn- to Amend
Champlain Council K. at C»
Wednesday l7—Stanwich Congrega-
tional church.
Friday l9—American Chicle (10.. 695‘
reform and march through Chapel;
street .throoslx Mon-rd street. to West
avenue, to Main and Wall streets. and
up Main street as far as the Center
school. then countermarch to the
Tm Anembly Hall. where a recep-
tion will be held in honor of the visit-
ing delegations. The Sons of Italy.
Band will furnish the music (or the
palace and another band willalso bel
in line. The committee has not yet ._
decided what band it will be. The.
afternoon. lrom 4 o'clock until 8 in the '
evening will find the Sons of Italy
Band playing a series of overtures and
concert numbers near the Boston
Store. In the evening a monster big;
ball will he held in the Town Assam-l
bly Hall. and many valuable prises?
will be given away. ‘
i
NOT ALL OF THEM.
Teacher—Do you know the popula-
tion of Bradford? ‘
Kenneth-«Not all of them. teacher.
We’ve only lived here two years.
‘1 Rumpus. 15.3““: We lost
has been reeeivedtroni in American .
\ Holocaust—Generasmlc. .SMG“. .3:
has been informally selected to he:
the Japanese Anny dole usual the
9mm. says JliiShl po.‘
FIVE; PERSONS LOSE_LWES
,_.L
their. lives minaret houses M de-
cleties. Mtenthe services they will 'p
strayed when, the lssréo" River. a
contain _strearn emptying into the
,Adigaovernowed its banks last week.
REFINED'ANXIETIES.
"You say firearms have been barred
from Crimson Gulch." '
“Yes." replied Cactus Joe.
make us nervous.”
"The boys didn’t use.to be afraid-
ot a tow bullets." ~
"They're not afraid of- bullets. But'
every time a gun was fired everybody:
went into a panic. thinkln' mebhe‘ one ~
of his tires had exploded."—Washing- ;
ton Star.
20 TO
Saturday and
"The?"
Lem
MEANS A, SAVING To" in”: FROM '
Monday; Aug; 13 and ‘15- ,
. 40%
“Mine” 18- Tons of
Every Ton Of Anthracite;
Water For
been investigated so «ouch that
they ism-got the habit them-
selves. snd here are some of the
thing! they have found out: .
For every ton of anthracite mined.
‘lal tons of water are pumped out or
the workings. The pumping ca-
.pncily of all the mines in the
anthracite region is 824 million 1:31-
)ons a 0”,. 3, weight the water
hoisted from the coal mines each
year is iron: to .to 10'
greater than the weighLo
coal. anthracite 'snd bituminous.
mined in the United Satan‘s -
,.- Besides setting rid of this
' mono volume or. water.;~tho an
ARTBRACXTB producers Jul-70
cite mines hIVG‘m hoist or. dispose encased in getting »-ost the ,
or about one-hurried eat rock and The other 108.008 arajemplored in
dirt .tor eel-y. ton oreoaLproduccdnhandllng and prepamtiob of the
has ~to be cool tonnes-ken
Simplify the Revenue Act a: 1918
Steamer Miramar. L'
‘ me momma -\.. ’
Tuesday 23~Presbyterian ,clturc _, ' l "‘ ’ ' A < 4’3"" V .. ‘ "
Stamford: Special Dance, McCormick '
W and‘I-Zdward Giorcbino. Eliza.-
‘ieth Lang~ Agnre Foley. John‘ Davis.
Katherine "Honnecker and Jack and
Frances Keogh. ~
- 7,;
“There's a good deal of pépki-
:: Barry. ity about being judge at a baby
\Vetlnesdny 24—13. a. 1*. Employees. show." ~
~' 9: 'u a Seagutr—z. Chapel, 0 "PCTPIC'XRY?"
inrmmlale. “Yes, sometimes the prettiest moth-
"I see when: Polish farmers
. _ :themselves
4 'WIB tbehsrmy.“
all,
with scythes to
Eh. a: «in;
4?.
9..
of}! ."
.
9"» breaker—‘59:: ._ -~
‘ - ‘4 ' ‘ -9.‘s ’ ..
. “~— ~‘-- s"' ‘I > ‘> _ - ;- __
k‘ ...;::--=u_———.__. I.. - ’
per cent bituminous .coal production. is the
i’ all the large proportionof the 'men icm-
mimosa ’o: thil’iulmr are directly '
Beds, Springs; and
Below,
Come in and see n the Famous Simmons. Beds, -* Springs and ~ 7
Mattresses atprices never before heardpof. :Now-Tis-the
time to buy, as prices never again will be aslow.
Mattresses at :7 and-
Cost‘ ,
Bed—room: Suites (4' Pieces), Reduced to
$78.00? and Upward at 1‘1ng Sale”...
is:
«i
Dining-room, Suites
the use of about
500.000.009 board feet .ot timber
This requires
every year, or say seven-board feet
012:, timber fo;\eoch ton ct
produced
Explosives are. another big item
otcxpense. the consumption ill-an-
e
$95.00‘andUpward at This Sale.
(10 Pieces), from
thracits mines beingsbout 50.0%.!“ .
pounds: year. or thrwquaflen of -
a pound of explosives per ton 0! cool.
Another cost (collie that applies to .
anthracite .:as distinguished {tom
it
played who are not engage-J in coal
mining: About 1507”°.fllefl ardent-
’moyed'ln theJnduMfi .Only about
coal.
oil. Coos s'rovns
~§F0r this orrnext year’s use at; a price that will not be possible
" " this or next year
9 NeWrrPerfmeciouc..Flolience or Red Star
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3
anthracite breakers cost 5as lunch 7;!—
..i " x i‘ ‘ ‘ :mudons or agrisoomoo. my. are. —.
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Iggy remit [gm art-moistene- t .. kite; and .add a... cost... t0?“ - ~
4 w.m.mtioa.athst.. pt. I» 4. otinsgfil‘bat : bituminous.coal . "*5“
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mangle young.—..blam who enlist Republic... , _ * _ ' '. ‘
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harshest; be». .
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