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gsDA‘. 1““ 1. A...» THE SOUTH nonwmfmc m1.
.. ‘\ )5 STILL STARTS FI nrrmw . . , ‘r r
\‘hft illnl I" !TR \TION THAT WRECK RE 3:;pr ($0;le for over three hours.‘ ARMY BECRITI‘IXG PARTY It is desired to organize the 9th
. I; \El‘llx i5 ; ED THE hradq‘uunwm lnen had'to retreat to HERE. Company from this vicinity and to
H - ' . ..... LOCUST INNICHmP fin is “hen 'thé‘ll‘ hands be- keep the men together in this organ-
‘;:>t l'.lge. {night ”wi'finr. A‘hout 7 o‘clock last The ste amer “General Paird" is ization. 'Men desiring to join are urg-
8 all arat ~ ~ , " ' r ‘
Continued from First Page. lthc- ruins when it’\\'asusl‘eltle(:::31de(lh;(t tied up at the dOCk in Bridgeport for Sgl‘to buns the” pa'm along.
. . .» ‘ , r , . _ _ penters. mechanics, skilled
.,.:1..n .1: tin -—-— \und had fanned the smoldering em- Tuesday and \Kednesda; 9f ““8 “eek un 'killed men alon anv
‘ i mwmv Shortly after the arrival of the yo" llers into a blaze. ’ for the purpose of receiving enlist- waited The 0) org~tunitics for ad—
,. 1.. ‘ " some unteer crew. word was received that ments in the Coast Artillery or "Big ' H)
, l‘ l. lls. cross
\ .‘m- unlnls. Mr.
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it" Newton.
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1......M.‘ in main-
:l-vm Ilt. that thc
multt curs had
. l of impairs.
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the house owned by Sen. Lorenzo Fur— -
(-ulo. which adjoins the inn on the left
was on fire. At one a stream of “-amil
was on fire. At once a stream of water‘
of the house and tin,- llluzc was put
out. '
_\. few minutes latvr the house of!
Lotus llrzllmti. across the street \\"1s
OllSQ'l'Vt d burning. Anotlwr line oi"
imst- was stretched
und the flames soon
control.
No sooner did the tiremc
concentrate their o-l't‘orts upon the inn
than a messenger dashed up and an:
nounced that J. E. l)ot_\"s home at 117
Morris avenue, about 1.500 feet away
1mm the waterfront. was burning. —\
trmk with chemicals was dispatched
um] the blazing roof drenched. the rp—
sulting damage being about $150.
Old Morris House Afire.
As tht- chemical wagon returned to
brought
Morris homestead. now ow
New Haven Colony Historical society
at 329 Lighthouse road. was ablaze
ltvulizing‘ ”To lnestimulllc value of thri-
‘llOllSt‘. the firemen spell off and sup-
prI-sstrd the flame-s with only about
$100 loss to the homestcml.
(‘onsitlornhlv damage was also :lonv
ll.
‘10 Anthony 'l‘rul’nccn's garage. WWW
-ths- roof caught lirv. The damage suf~
rpm-d by Sen. i-‘urrulo. it‘wus said. Wu;
about $200.
livspitl' tho sow-re handicap of the
wratht-r. the 1(‘llllit'l‘fltlll‘t' “long the
hurhor iwing close to zero. the flrv-
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across mp mudu‘omler coil. kettles and :1 gas stove.
umlerl lhls collection will he turned over to
n return to penisnr ltulph H. lllakeslee today.
l
. ‘some stuff from the rear which he
'maln lire another resident came 1 huntllml into the t'VUCk‘
H'IIIIlg With the alarm that the Old1
nod by thei‘VA-VT FREIGIIT RATES LO‘VI‘TR-
Two Stills Found.
A momrnt or two after the disr‘0\'~
”F“. a loud explosion was
llvurrl. lugging through the debris
Inter. (‘hief Murray uncovered
complete- moonshine manuf
outfits. Among the articles brought
hack to the Morris (‘ove fire station
were- u (SH-gallon still. another still of
about 3.3 gallons. :1 large quantity of
District l’rohi'nition Enforcement Su-
. Th: inn. it was learned. was sup-
posed to have been rinsed since early
last fall it was a three—story frame
structure- covering: an urea of 60 _l>.\‘
40 I‘m-t. and was built about 20 years
ago.
Yesterday morning a truck was said
to have ln-v-n ohscn ed parked in front
of the inn and a man carrying out
ED.
Gun Corps."
for
is located off New London.
, Men desiring to join may go direct
'xrturti‘r‘ig'to the steamer at the dock in Bridge-
" port or can ridv down on the army
I “'ASHINGTON. Jan. 24.—chres—
.entativcs ot’ the steel industry appear-
ling today before the Interstate Com-
merce Commission in connection with
the investigation into transportation
rate levels. renewed their demand
that the forty percent. increaso- in
freight rates ordr-rcd in 1920 be re-
moved.
Nest of the witnesses expressed the
opinion that tho present high freight
lewls constituted the chief obstacles
to 3. return to business prosperity.
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films, ()1. the “fight
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tr. ‘5‘,“ » ‘ llllsrry, It is magical.
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Afinlrln is the trade marl; uf Layer llrzntjnr'urv of Momma-210:1lmtrr ur :‘xaiit'yiitr.:.\l
BU I‘TERMI LK.
BABY CHICK
lRTHMOR - coco
RAISES MORE AND
SET‘TER CHECKS
Raise 9‘~"‘l'_\' one that is
Start your chick; i'zl'lfit this spring.
worth raising. You can do it.
Take no clauses in fetd‘ng far the first few wcrizs.
of chicken. (LC Hr want (,2 the proper .uod.
The Buttormiil. in \l’lrthmore helps to prevent Twlnlc diarrhoea:
hovel troul‘lc and left weakness. These who nan-O tried mam
band" 5‘ 'V ‘v'dl'ti‘mura' is tilt: ‘oca; It is rich, nourxirmg, pala-
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table, and easily digested.
Owens Farms, Vineyard Haven, Finis, l—larolld ,1
cord, Mass“ Henry L. “ulbur, Flvm'ton. R. .. .. _.
Thousands
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nationallv l‘iilo‘wfi poultry men .“"h"mh:"l"h .lh"}". . .. 'U) c‘hll‘k
use Wll'7hrnole linttcrmilk 12ml)” 1 non load [r l u. it
proven to give best results. I \v- ‘
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Chas. hr}. Cox Co.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
agenfiyat the corner of Wall and
h d an . -
We have opene ders and payments Will be received.
All orders will receive prompt and careful attention.
,DE. E -: BROS.
s*c0AL
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cum ”
l$35.10; it means
What a fine saving--every $8 worth for
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vanrement and increased pay
The enlistments will be
open to all.
local service at Fort Terry whichi
TRIAL.
of Roscoe C. Arbupkle at his
death of Miss Virginia Rappe was the
first thing on the program when the
prosecution resumed today its presen-
tation of. evidence at the Second trial.
Cooks. '
previous testimony to the
jury late yesterday and had not fin-
ished when
Proceeding was occasioned by the tes- for
of \Narden Woolard. a Los
IAngeles newspaper man. who repeat-
ed a. purported interview with Ar-
. 7 buckle after the San Francisco party
SAN FRANCISCOVJan. 24.——Read- that exuded Miss Rappe‘s life. The
truck which will stop at the Post ing of a transeript of the testimony state is trying to show contradiction
Office at 11 A. M. on Wednesday.
line are
TESTDIOXY AT ARBUCKLE'
first rbetween
‘manslaughter trial resulting 'from the
started reading Ar-
13 ‘pFF .
Blank Books and Loose
.Leaf Outfits
court adjourned. The
One \Veek ~
The HAMILTON Shop
49 Wall Street
two versions of the
..-=,.r..~tfl - arr-$21.1
' lOMWLN’S ‘ . '
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- "Win-(“5 In Main street. Fan-field Avenue. and Cannon Sm .‘
at
Mill End news is always worthwhile.
“Fill in” your
_ dinnerset for $5.85 ‘
Replace the dishes which have been broken ! .
Add to dinnerset the pieces you’ve been Wlslung for.
Expand set from one 'to serve four persons to one thou;
will serve 6 or 8.
Do it on this basis:--cight dollars worth for $5.85. .
Every open-stock set in the store is included :--French,;
Japanese, English and American ware
Choose just the dishes you Wish to “fit into” your presen
set. Each eight dollars worth you choose Will cost you but $5.8 ,;
No limit on the number of pieces. No limit as to pattern, s
l-long as the set is in open stock.
,It’s a simple Mill-Endy plan, a saving of over $2 on each $8l
worth of dinnerware.
, Pick your dishes, get exactly What you Wishuthen for eac
[$8 in value pay $5.85 ~
It means $16 worth for $11.70; it means $48 worth f0
one of the biggest opportunities of the sale.
$5.85
Women’s finest' suits
are in the sale at $29.50.
That means all the beautiful suits. with rich trimming,
.Of fur. ,
It means all the lovely suits of splendid woolens; somet
of the velours for example, are marked by the softness andli-
the , beauty cf duvetyn.
It means the finest .of tailoring; the best of fashions; theli
Choice of either smart model or quietly-rich.
It means swagger striking tweeds; that are to b e greatestl
of favorites for sports wear an
coming Spring; aCcordmg to all pro . . . .
1‘gruys, unique tans, mottled brow'nse—dlstmctlve and very Eng: .
dish-like. tweeds. ’
d for business during the:
dicti‘ons. Clear handsome
' .‘Siinple. business-like tailored styles, - beautiful dress styles.
Their, regular prices have ranged ., from, $39.50 to $7 5-
JERSEY SUITS; a‘ snapping magnetic little
and .
TiMkwafl+
NaW
hwflmhfiwjammt
mbinatio' of; much ap
' $29.50 “
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