‘l. FEBRUARY 22, 19274;..- l. PETE “4:: .....- , MN FOR donors of the prize, inlr. li‘ the award or [lrllt' That . m No Results, 0011‘ ”Pen to .ma Students lug used both for t =h~- (Som- i‘l]H.«’lll0l’l , llll‘ll an ‘ his l-oen Ls submit- :. ling on ‘ n awarded ' the, sveond rnrllt‘lll- Niki. open It” ”writs only '. upon (0 l hOscn et. ‘1 Tlllil'lilllO‘V, “SATURDAY” 'l'lll‘. LAST DAY OF OUR \ \' \' [*AL FEBRUARY- Bil-”il'ZWARES SALE . 71’i yards of all silk Messaline and :; ‘.' llorie slightly soiled. W T‘f‘lz'l: pieces of all wool serge wet on selvage. 31-? yards of Wash Voiles 811d t- (w Mon novelties salvage soiled. wards of novelty wool checks, soiled. 1.3"”) yards Motor Sat‘eeagreat- 1.? 2'. ‘lllC‘QCl for tomorrow 011W- 2'13 yards of Striped Charmuese. 03.? rlightly soiled. '. if. yards “3 full ieces” of WOOI . «necks selvage so ed. ' ‘30 yards “3.11111 pieces” check-i ed \elours, slightly sonad." 3» ‘ ‘ .- _ .200 yards all wool Jersey 3990' priced for tomorrow Onw- ' , ‘3 yards cotton foulsrds mt ‘ 2-. 'lllced for tomorrow 0913- l‘l‘lyards of silk poplins and tug" ,- silks slightly damaged. ." yards of fancy sport appriztly damaged. ’ ll,‘~ —..J l ....jt" Yr: 2 :(‘Lu res. 5“ yards of fancy silk and “Seton ,4, W :m with the approval of the-“.332; that be received tron: the dngrgarzlll 19:4. to the lint of October follow: 3500 ll made , Mm- words at that time. I '1 for a. musical aettinggxsiollnxbeeuuon Y L nounced. au~ All manuscripts must anonymously, the nameb. submitted at the competitor in a s on: accompanying the an n. “nom do plume" or - tinguishing mark or dealgrgg; all:- he and the accompanying $33222 velope. Manuscripts should be sub- __‘ ‘mitted to the Secretary of. the Alum ni Advisory Board. Yale station New Haven. Connecticut. or left (it his office at 100 Wall street. Becaus- ot' the requirement th b or personal identification are to company manuscripts no direct ac- knowledgement ot receipt can be made to the competitors. dates char-lg: by turning Its handle. a rubber stamp has been ‘ patented that. including its inking PM” Im- pad. can be carried his vest pock- at no that a I dish sailed- o KANSAS CITY, Kan. Feb. 22.— A ray of hope shines through the narrow cell windows of 'VVorld “'ar veterans confined in Federal prisons for crimes committed during the war, ,with the announcement from Washington that a board 0: otticers team the Judge-Advocate General's department had been appointed to thoroughly review their cases. Pres- sure brought to bear on oaicials at Washington by the Veterans of For- eign Wars and kindred military or- sanisations started the agitation tor a review. Some disappointment was express- ed in veteran circles over the failure of President Coolidge to accede to the\requests of practically all mil- itary societies in the U. 5., and ap- point a board to review these cases. made up of men who had served on the battlefields and are now in civil life. “Although the proposed review by the War Department is a. move in the, right direction." Reuel \V. Elton, adjutant general or the V. F. W. declared. “it is not at all fair to and address ealed envel- manuscript 0. a'lven every consideration—at least on a par with that accorded these who conspired against the govern- ment in time of war. the permanent -. military . ‘ment are occasionally narrow mind- ed on such matter-ens these and have not acquired the mculty of judging with the broad viewpoint of a vet- eran. one who experienced war with all its attendant horrors and return- ed to again accept his position in the civilian zworld." Secretary of “far \Veeks‘ own state. ment, this will be the first time these cases have been brought up for re- view since the \Vorld \Var. now confined in the Federal Pen- itentiary at Leavenworth. tences in connection with the Hous- Oificers of establish - According to A. total of 175 military prisoners is Of this number. fifty-four are serving sen- ton riots of 1918. According to word received by W. I. Biddle. warden of the Federal Penitentiary at Leavenworth. the military board is to consist of Majors J. H. Stanfield and J. R. Rous, both of thc Judge Advocate General's department. 'vYaslling‘.ul-. D'. 0., who will arrive February 21. to start work on these cases. They are to take statements from all pris- forces." . . as? NO RNdi- l-ai‘ Main and Wall St. a 300 yards of crepe de chines and ' high quality charmuse. 200 yards all silk canton crepe slightly damaged on selvage only. Odd lot of Huck face towels ‘ slightly soiled. ‘ 'Odd lot of children’s Dresses at' ., . half price. . _. 1 Odd lot of women’s black coats at' less than half price. . Dozens of late winter and early spring hats at greatly reduced ' prices. “1000 yards of 90-inch sheeting slightly soiled. .. . . _ 500 slightly soiled bath towels, large size only. " Odd lot Of slightly soiled damask table cloths. 1,000 yards heavy quality apron gingham ,special for tomorrow. jot, checked glass toweling, ' lot of bed/pillows special for (03wa ‘2, only. ,. a BIIS'lN STR U S if. S T Phone 1008 CORNER, storm. aged. and mate a thorough"ind-unitesi or the war-time ,prooeodin prison records of each.‘ -As thellf‘work is accomplished “‘a‘t Le» veaworth they will conduct similar investigations at Atlanta, Ga... and McNeil’s Island. «Tacoma. Wash. Officials at V. F. W. Headquarters state dtoday that the society will protest the appointment of a mi]- itary board instead—o! a group. and turther declared that its efforts would not cease in behalf of . the war prisoners until such had been accomplished. . "Take the case of dratt evades-s, abstructionists and others released by Presidential Proclamation on Christmas last. on the strength at s, civilian board's report," Adjutant General Elton. "it an Army board had conducted such an inves- tigation. they’d have died in prison from rot. and have merited the ap- proval 0! every e'x-sewice man. not only in America but in all the allied We don't know what sys- tem was used in appointing such a board which untimately gained the release at this “scum" but certainly .~ go on record and unqualifiedly state that it such a thing as tavoritism is countenmced by our government. the men connned. They should be oners convicted by courts-'mn'rtialleé it bend toward the men who . NEW SPRING DRESSES 110an5 & DOZENS or "omen Norwalk, Ct. It’s Anf 111 Wind That Blows Nobody Good 396d By Water Sale Tome ; r . This Photogrph —-Was taken of our Dress Goods Section right after the deluge of snow and water that poured into our store during Wednesday’s heavy sleet e .7 .= “5“! "on-m " re. s‘ at; = . :and is as civilian i declared -_ ha: 067: Hi, '3 l. NEW SPRING DRESSES ARE SPECIALLY, PRICED FOR TOMORROW It gives you but a faint idea of the damage done in many departments. However! 0 Many Articles Were' Only Slightly Damaged. -—-It sure took some hustling by our entire force of employee to remove the goods from the dif-' ferent sections after the water started to pour in but in spite of every effort thousands of dol- lars worth of merchandise was more or less dam- “A few drops here another there,” not enough to affect their usability but enough to prevent their salability as perfect merchandise. This slightly damaged merchandise together with hundreds of other specials from every depart- ment in the store will be on sale tomorrow. “One day only” at prices that will make it the banner saving event of the season. ' " The following are Onlyla partial’list of the many, many items that will. go on sale tomorrow morning at 8:30 sharp. Be here early if you Want to share in the remarkable savings. Odd lot of bed blankets, slight- - ly soiled. Three full pieces of all linen weft toweling. 1,000 yards of White Outing Flan- nel, slightly damaged. Small lot of slightly soiled full size bed spreads. Odd lot of. full size bed slightly soiled. sheets, 275 yards of curtain ‘swiss, can be laundried to look like new. 200 yards of drapery cretonnes. Only slightly damaged. ‘ 50, pairs of ruffled curtains, can be easily laundried. , ' ‘ 10 pairs 03E marquisette curtains slightly damaged by water. 15 Airminster Rugs, size 27x54, slightly damaged, by water. 125' yards of Sunfast Drapery, slightly soiled from has a slightly damaged. , , 20 dozen win iw shame. spa .vheE-Qandzthere withwater ’ a 75 yards double face Terry Cloth, . 3 Axminster Rugs, 83:10.6 size, slightly water soiled. Odd lot-Of Nemo Corsets, slight- ly soiled, all new styles. Odd lot of La” Camille Corsets slightly soiled, all new styles. ' Large assortment of white waists slightly soiled, to go. at 1/2 price. Odd 101: black . sflkhwaists to go at 1-4 fl their former prices. coats slightly soiled. . , ,, 2 dozen of:women’s§white aprons, Large letter: children’s outing flannel .nightgowns ‘%.,balt price. p l W‘ . . Odd lot of sweaters and chappie . I assortment: of braids and.“ ‘ ’ fringe; slick“? are new. washable chamoisette gloves, slightly soiled ,4 Small. ': admin entfo'fj'long' silk- 819199 whilelvandeeiors. ., ‘- , ‘ Villa-"m w "u r'ou call; wheel-tho-Rresident sound- shamanism“: elief sums: it. sinus-5 "‘ m " ‘cm.’ Specials on Prime Heavy Beef. 5 ' Sirloin‘Steak 32c ' Roundsteak ..,...................t.»28¢ I . . . Musilll'nn'insyB, ; E-l'California Oranges Sprouts New Cabbage "Leek “A, gm' in In our Window :F or Vegetables and Fruits - goo-eons. Grape Fruit, 6 f ’ 25c. Winesap 'Applesg 9c doz. 7 10.0.0.0“. \ ; ”HEINZ nssonmn BASKET . ' Former Price 55.00.1'eduoed to .. . . . . . 34.50 ' v «3' i: _ l , , libraries. .". . . Carro £3,411... 25c! Sw’t Potatoes 10c 15. 25c Spinach . . . . ._ 65cpk. UneedaBiscuit'..._..................... 5c v C LemonSnaps 5c 'Animal Crackers 5c PinkSalmon,2fo‘r...................25c Blue Label Catsup, small . . . . . . . . . . 15c bot. “Quaker Flour, 724 1-2-lb. bag . . . . I . 89c g A. F. BECKMANNeCOJnc. 37 Washington Street W New York Markets 143 Wishington Street ’ South Norwslk Phone 321} 55 Main Street . Nor-walk ‘ Phone 2828 - Extra Low Specials on Lean Jersey Pork Products Very Lean Fresh Jersey Pork to Roast ... 17c Lean Fresh Shoulders 12c rLean Fresh Hams 21c Superior Home Made Sausage . . . . . . . .. 24c Sperry&BarnesLink or Bag Sausage . 30c Spareribs, Pig Tails, Pigs Feet, Side Perk. i ShoulderSteak ‘16:: _ ShoulderPotRoast......./...........1 14c ' Bread and Butter Pot Roast . . . . . . . . .. 22c rShOtilder’Pot‘Roast . Sticking Piecesfor Pot Roast . . . . . . . . .- sprime Rib Roast Prime Rib RoastyBOned and Rolled . .... 14c . 18¢ 26c 26c FreshChobpedBeef 14g sp’ec'ials on. Genuine SpecialsonBest 1 Spring Lamb "Native Yea! ‘ ‘Legs of genuine springismb ...... 346 lb. should.“ ‘of genuine , spdnglsmb ...... 220 113. “Mb flop: oesso 3“ 1b. 1.0mm chops .... 45ch. Mays-outing Vagina row: ... 36c lb. ,~ Shoulders otnsfivs VMTM‘...‘.....186 lb. 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