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liliQRDERS
Down in New Jersey a woman slew
her sister—-through jealousy—when
the latter was asleep. Who ever wrote
the bend in one of the New York ps-
pers about it was meastic enough to
use the headlinez—"Never Knew
What Struck Her."
. . 0
It's a funny business the nemapvr
game. One runs up against all kinds
of people. They say that: it takes all
kinds to mate a world. and after see-
ing some oi’ the representatives of that
paper we believe them.
. -—°'—
' There is a Norwslievyouth however
. who went to work on a Bridgeport
. ‘ paper. whose bulls have been a 09-
stsnt source of delight to the other
workers in this city.
_—_9——
This young nun was sent to go to
getsomedsholaman thathsdbeen
killed. He was speedy—so speedy in
~itnletthathrigotootho home more
the news did. He said:--—"Does Mrs.
Blank live here?"
.__°._
Upon hearing that she did he asked:
—-"You are a widow are you not?"
The woman nepfled in the negative .
whereupon the young hopeful broke
the news to hen—"Oh. yes you are.
the job's on you. your husband's just
_.._.
There—are others who star in the
fi-mamest of the Fourth Estate in s
more or less brilliant fashion. Those
who write about. “Owing to the thoar
there will be no toting tonight" or
other dashing and brilliant gems of
newspaper intelligence.
0.—
"Ch. Momma. we have to be ventil-
ated" cried s. Norwslk school child
when he returned to his home yester-
day from school.
_o_._
Women first appear-rd on the stage
. ' in the latter part of the seventeenth
century according to a item printed re-
cently. To judge from some of the
chorus girls that are soon on the stage
today, one would say that the originals
are still with us
._°_.
J'cvrr notice how some of the old
adages can be refuted in these modern
F‘rinstancos—‘Clothos do not
days.
make the man."
._.0—
All we gotta. say is try and got by
in a crowd without wearing any.
~0—
"A rolling stone gathers no moss"
but who the dickens Wants to he moss
covered?
”—0——
There are a lot more. Think ‘Om up
yourself. It's getting to he a. lot or
hard work to think nowadays.
_0_
That is evidenced by the number
who take a. drink and then pause and
wonder if it was wood alcohol that
they Just swallowed.
H, O'D,
HOUGHTON l5 ACCEPTABLE
\VASHINGTON, Jan. 17.——The Ger-
man government has notified the Am-
erican government that Allanson B.
Houghton, now member or the House
from New York, will be acceptable as
ambassador. and the name of Mr.
Houghton will be sem to the Senate
this week,
GOLDEN’S
CLEARANCE SALE
STARTS '
FRIDAY
GOIEEN’S
68 Washington Street
l
OPEN DOORm-cn-INA. {LEGAL g -. _
UNDER DISCUSSION , . or COMPULSORY
AT-CONFERENCEf ' _ ' YACCINATION
judgment pending
cessions may be submitted
Continued. from First Page-
oportunity
more complete onsmlnatiou of the science.”
Proposal. For the French delegation.;
M‘ 85mm" While macaw wm' assert that n is a
the other spokesmen acceptance
to
Board for possible adjustment
"my "m“ “Wt "uh "3° started. It can not be gal-said that
’smsllpox epidemics are not as fatal as
M. Sarraut said he felt this provi- they were at one time. but whether
sion might result in existing rights this is due to vaccination. or whether
being compromised. and contended it it is due to m, care and sanitation
open door principles set forth.
eral principles embodied, he reserved it you do not subscribe to the li est
ever perpetrated in the name of
for ' fraud
the
'5 tuition
51s a. matter of opinion.
STATUS .. '
Continued from first Pl.“
0n the other hand. other physicists
oi preventatilr'e id
small sand is harmless. It so.
thB 9mm“! ”dew the open 'that 1:0 unprotected persons smallpox
.-door principle and setting up the in-its a very fatal the death rate
lternational bosrd. seflously-question-:mging from ”(118265.357 per t...
ed the practicibility °r the ”WHO“ wherein cases previously vaccinated.
m “ llale IV.. WNW existing com the death rate was only 1.29 per cent.
VThere have been objectors to vacci-
from the line the practice first
of
‘11:. .
.rnagic in the words-:‘vmcinntionfl and
it is believed that, by the scrutcheg of i
(£8.89.
a few needles ,d the
a. pus extmctmm
the belly of a C81
:There have been ‘casés
pie have. contracted 73m
though 17
Laue been mild ones. _ a,
' smallpox maybe prevented by sani-
tationyby cleaniiiaess and by exercise
or care. The fact that a person is vac-
cinated causes them to sometimes be-
come careless about their contactwith
patients who have it. and they act as
germ carriers themselves.
Intelligence will do its much tow- ‘
srds preventing the contract or small-
pox as vaccination will. it is claimed»
by many. .
The legal aspect of compulsory asc-
cination may be defined
ways. and it is not unlikely that should
an order of compulsory vaccination be.
sent MEI inh’omflr. that there my
“Whittle.
when: in o:
a"? running
'1, will prevent dis-
but
in various
note on 81113
‘ Hotel ,
- gave the party at which” Niminia
where, peo- : Bappe is alleged to havezguflemd fatal
allpox even some?" ~ ‘ , ‘
their use: : 1%
proceed
. reversal or the first
that District Attorney W Brady
started
BOUND
WATERBURY, Jan: «Ix—Donato
Dadona. who was in charge of the _
'automobile truck that ran wild on recexved from the hand Of God his ‘ 1 .
Wt W131“ January 2' strikiné measure “infinite. mercy. ers of the Citizens Trvfutv'o “35%
and totaui'injuriag meninges Saran “Nation.snd nation, we share that Bank of $121...“ I,,.§mf“‘irfmd Se.‘
and alargaret accessions“ More virtue. that braver-v. that dedication, ers both we”. SM ‘1}. .37.». mi;
head by the ram"... “ "“ neck é
the city court. today. on a mustangs.
ter charge.
' him with. responsibility for thedeath
otAmly mos Sarah ,NcDonald.
anger! that he left the-motor vehicle
with its all” Wand without.
court here. ‘ He was called to
' ‘ ing ’mapsrmni 'photo- ‘
ha of the Arbucklesulcsdn the
St. Franeii. where " Airblmkle
w.—— 1
Continued tron First page. '
in nil-cur words: loyalty in our,
ives andV-ho‘nést'y'in‘ all our deeds.
‘ "It is’ior’usplnrwhose veins the
booming life blood still flows. -to keep
always in our- .hearts the memory of
the last moment of this soldier's life,
., $11181.-.sz spasm of pain, that
{misting body. that tightening oi: the
muscles. that. last agoxw. that last
moment. before he who gave all to his
country and to his fellow men fell
into the eternal peace of death and
{ingsyesterday'wé're a
Arbtickletrislld
outwith niedi cal-mm ony.
O .
—_,.—_.. _
dits wounded and rnhlx
that spirit of devotion which we now
honor in the soldier of Italy: He is!
I he complaint Charm
not alone Italy's soldier. for, by the
BILLS TO BE\
p
virtue that is in us. we Americans ASSED
In“ I {VASHINGTUX Jul;
its press first the an:
lb!” and next a >il1(‘:'(‘~' Williamw
It is
have earned the right to call :is ..
“d debt “W
on"
. csretuily
1922
C A LEN D ER S
Reduced 50%
The Hamilton Shop
49 Wall Street
would mean introduction of the prin-
ciplrs of retroactivity and of revision
which had not before been admitted
to a. recognized legal status. He said
it would be necessaray to study the
probable eflect ot the article more
before reaching any final
decision.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 18.——-Treas-
ury experts were said today to be at:-
work on a memorandum for submit-l
tal by Secretary Xenon to Congressi
setting forth the government’s nuan-
cial situation as it been upon the
subiect of a soldier bonus.
Secretary Mellon. it was said today.
has not altered his views that pow
of legislation for soldier compenssr
tion should await the arrival of bet-
ter industrial conditions. but the
memorandum was expected to con-
fine itself to a statement of statistical
information.
Members of the Finance commit-
tees of Congress will be given a tabu-
lated estimate of the obligation which
would {all upon the government in
the event the proposed legislation
were adopted. While Mr. Mellon may
point out various means or raising
revenue. it was not believed by high
officials that the Treasury would rec-
ommend a specific plan for providing
funds.
RECONDITIONING OF THE
LEVIATHAN.
WASHINGTON, Jan 18.-—The con-4
tract for the reconditioning of the
Leviathan has been promised the
Newport News Shipbuilding Company,
i
saw BONUS comma UP. !
i
It is known that there are some
physicians who. although they do 3:;
believe in vaccination. are compel '
by their patients to do this. 'It is com-
pulsory in the Army. and objectors
there do not receive consideration.
LINONINE
for That’ Cold
It is the best possible medicine
you . can use—pure and very
efiective.
Takes hold of colds immediate-
ly it in taken—clears the mem-
brsnes of congestion. liven stub-
born bronchial coughs yield to its
great healing virtues.
Linonine Is Such s Blessed Relief !
This Trade Mark On Every Bottle
according to Representative Dallinger,
Republican, Massachusetts. who has
been attempting to have the work
done at the Boston Navy Yard.
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New
3!.00.
January Sale Now !7
$1.45
R
clency and simplicity. . .
Drop us s card, phone
‘ for your (molly.
56 West Avenue
(Ty-(r
We are as near
Dureoalisfrom
MI' at us regularly and he
seal-my P39130018
F. H. WEMPE & SON
' Tot-phenom, om.
Towhooo ms
Telephone 113
Do you know that there is' music "and speech m‘tfitE‘Oil'? Get a
"MARVEL" RADIO RECEIVINGV'OUTFIT Inn-d henr these«w0nderi'ul
programs being broadcasted daily. ”the “MARVEL” outfit is complete
with aerial. There are so expensive batteries. tubes or other re- /
newsble parts. The outfit can beauiciiy set up and placed'in opera-
tion. Anyone can omte a “MARVEL" as it is the‘v'lsst word in cui-
,Marvel Radio Outfit - Complete .slsm
or. csll‘hér foll' particulars-regarding radio
receiving-outfits.
mum; (:onn.
telephone, and will defiver cool anywhere.
The Norwaik can and; Supply . Co.
UNION SUITS
THAT FIT
Are RedUced
To you perfect fit is important, for you want coni-
fort. Right now you can get it in these suits.
$2.15
$3.15
.» r .
.35., .39.. »
For every use.
For every day. ,
to yonssthenesrest
the largest. and oldest
mining companies—It is our constant
aim to get the bat.
So. Norwaik
DIAGRAM EXPERT ms'rm
SAN Waco. Jun. 18.-—-F. x.
Latolip. police department diagram
export. wasroady to rename his testi-
settlng' the brakes in such manner ‘as
to prevent the vehicle from moving.
Through counsel m waived ex-
~m and“ bound over to the
mm:- Courtnnder'bonds of $1.000.
which were torn“ -
1
seasons sscune 12000. "ewe“ “3 today M I‘- ~
. 3 ’ stars in their fil'y Hmfi‘ggkg‘tfiz
cHICAGD. Jan. 179-0me their session of Con ..~ .; I '
automobile to the curbstone and open- encs was callegdwfor $de, W"
in; an m . bout, warning, four bsn- cuss details of HIV two mal'mmfi
*CO. 8
Reduced Prices prevail in all 5. Departments
January
. . ) ‘
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. ‘
ASesmlessTapestryRug,9xl2. ‘
whichisamightysoodbargain
Tapestry M, which as every” housekeeper
of experience knows is a close; firm weave able to
give satisfactory wear for years.
are mixed browns and tans, a few in decided green
and blue with neat'figures.
Special January Sale price ‘ $2600
Tablecloths .na Napkins
Which are not pure linenrbut
woven on Irish looms
Linonweft is the term 'aniong linen weavers.
Really half linen and half cotton. but a heavy weave
‘which can hardly be told .imm all linen. Prices are
‘lower than for a good cotton cloth and these are one
- of the best bargains of the January sale.
Hire striped and floral, daffodil and Chrysanthemum.
.Cloths and Napkins may be matched. We ask an in-
? specifics of these;
’ Two x two and a half,
Sale sfillsppms on all Wand House Furnishings
\"
[310”er 16:?"
The Store closestsilyst 6*0’Qlook‘
Not’Orly the.
mderfltolmife foracstpriee .
Why. not a new Pathephone
while pm are down during the Sale
. Everybody wants music in the'home and every—
body is beds: forit. Four or five nice 100' i
(hbinet Path es are markedior quick sale. A]
Mahogany an. beautifully finished.
Former "price $110.00 now $6000
$150.00 $70.00
$475.00 $30.00
$235.00 $1 05.00
A large gathering of Records marked down.
Popular, general and classical. A good chance for
~music lovers. , ' '1
Were 86 cts. Were $1.00 as $1.25 Were $1.50 to $3.00
for 50121:. fer 75 cts. for $1.00 . '
Basement.
7
Closing Out of Wool Jersey Suits
Printzess models, $25.00
In brown, deer, oxford and black. Every
“man. knows the quality and perfect talking of
the Pnntzess. With these a small group of Velour
and Tricotine.
Printzess and Meadowbrook High Gracie Suit:
which have been priced as high as $69.50, and among
them some extra, large sizes, 54, etc.
$45.00
' Silk Jersey Petticoats
The color efiects
Fourth floor.
Niceheavy Milanese Jersey "with (hm-j Mailed
flonnees m fancy combinations of coloring. 151113?
A 1‘0 5
and henna with sand Color, rose pink with 3.».
andigreens Zig'zagged with black, a flashing xix-“1'43,"
of b ihant hues which the girl with Short .4. .: 2... mil
approve.
Patterns ' Special January Sale Price $4.95
Blouses $5.00
TWO yard 31031, 1881113! price $425 for 33-19 Some that have been marked $6.95 and iii-50-
$5.50 $3.95 (gig 0336111; twang a'kilnd grid in odd sizes. Mam-i131:
' . ‘ --' .- ' - 0 ‘ 80 e e, ' e . ' ’ . “(if illfllie‘
Napkins 22 131811 3933113, $559 , “.19 81357188.!ng originaple in designnfindagileaii‘ng. If your
. . . Third floor. sine-:is‘here’yon will be pleased. A few Fill“)~’fl““~" in
Busy-Willow. '
. - Blouses $3.00 . . .f
A nuw i'
a... .l
.7 A _ :- j M: h :? -
Two linked sing is
m ' ,
. . lzgmahllfl!‘ it} I . ’
: . Vaymat
'.§' \
.. _
’“ Dimes for th Grape do Gigglesiiodd lot of colorings am
_ , . ‘ generate new (lg 15 at a sacrifice.
‘-..1Q:w1 12 m
, dark blue serge. one or.
We and-s few knit:
35:90 .and 4:750 -
.x'
.
Second ”(u-I.
Evening and Dancing Frocks
— 3. ‘ {firmajflscre d N is m
' ‘. WWP 0 We es an e t
”’th £3513: ruffled and'fillfied inppreity childish
W Show are dusty and massed from hanging,
mm,“ filmed " to 100k perfectly 110W and
fresh. Bonner-price; ' .90
1$5LQO< techie out.
. Junior Department, Second 30”"
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