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‘ WE PLACE ON SALE OUR STOCK or SHOPWORN AND SLIGHTLY USED MERCHANDISE 'AT UNHEA‘RD or men:
The stock consists of Electric Irons, Waffle Irons; Toasters, Percolators, Floor Lennie. Boudoir 14min. Silk and Glass Shade Tobie ”lamps, Bridge
ordinary
~ 0 " CON'LON WASHING MACHINES. REGULAR VALUE $165.00. NOW .. . . . .
' " EUREKA VACUUM CLEANERS. REGULAR VALUE $45.00. NOW FROM
anew Listed Above We Have
Bargains
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.VULCAN GAS RANGES. REGULAR VALUE FROM $35.00 TO $84.00. NOW FRO . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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For" Vacation
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Stress let
Bstlting Suit
Knickers
rlsnnel Trousers
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1,-HUGHES ELECTRIC RANGE. REGULAR VALUE $225.00. _NOW
. LW‘ESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC RANGE REGULAR VALUE $220.00. NOW
1-W’ESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC RANGE (Used). REGULAR VALUE $220.00. NOW . . . , . . . . . . .
l-UNIVERSAL‘ ELECTRIC RANGE (Used). REGULAR VALUE $165.00. NOW .. . . . . . .
i-L—UNIVERSAL' ELECTRIC RANGE REGULAR VALUE $200.00. NOW .
LELECTRIC WATER HEATER. REGULAR VALUE $150.00. 'Now . . . . ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1-2 1-2 GALLON RUUD WATER HEATER. REGULAR VALUE $13500. NOW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1-4 GALLON RUUD WATER HEATER. REGULAR VALUE $225.00. NOW . . . . . . . . . . .
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: Lamps, Gas Tank Water Heaters and Fans. (All Fans New Merchandise). Some are shopwom, some are brand MW. but they all. must go.
7 ‘5 ‘ v REDUCTIONS RANGE FROM 25% to 50%
In ”Addition to the Smaller Appli
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'ALL MERCHANDISE COVERED BY ()ng USUAL GUARANTEE
OFF HORSE
KILLS DAUGHTER
OF BRITISH PEER
Hon. V i ole t Baring
' Was Thrown While
' Schooling Cobnt
Winchester, Eng.
WINCHESTER. England. July 23.
—-Lord Ashburton’s youngest dough-
ter. the Hon. Violet Alma. Madeline
Bering ,died here from injuries
received while horseback riding.
She Was the stepdaughter of Lady
Ashburton. formerly Frsuces Don-
nelly. daughter of J. c. Donnoily 0!
New Sork.
The accident occurred when the
young woman wss exorcism! e cob
clone. The animal became £righten-
ed and pitched her over its hend.
It was at first thought her injuries
consisted of only s slight concussion.
but a hemorrhage set in, which soon
ceusod death.
W
Ledy Ashburton. the girl's step.
mother. wee Frsneee Donnell! until
she became s. member of the tsmous
“Flanders" sextet. when she
changed her name to Frances Bel-
mont. According to the legend of
Brosdwsy Miss ’Donneily climbed
the first step to fume by bruising
out or the chorus in “My Lady" sad
executing a clever song end dance
or her own devising to the amuse-
ment of the management and the
great delight of the audience.
After her “Florodors” csrser Miss
Belmont became lending women (or
the late Sir Charles Hawtrey. the
English stnr. With him she went
to plsy in London. end while there
met her future husband, the wealthy
lord of 88,000 scres.
Since their uriage in 1907, the
couple hsve lived quietly and very
heppily together. On several occa-
sions the former Frsnees Donnelly
hes brought her distinguished hus-
band to this country to visit her
mother in her little house in White
Plslns.
Lord Ashburton hsd tour children
by his ilret msrrisge: The Hon.
Venetle Meriorie Msbel During. I.
mold of honor to the Queen; Mrs.
Chsrles lezour. leemerly Lures
Vere luring: Violet Aims Madeline
Bering. who was tilled yestesdsy,
and Alexander Trends St. Vincent
Bering,
Lord Ashburten's (sully name is
Francis Dent“ Edvard Bering end
heel-er at the title.
His (emit)! estste is the Grunge.
Alreuord. Ilsnts.
The first Lord Ashburton. former.
ly the Right Honorsblo Monster
Bering. else Inertial In AIR-risen
Anne Louise. Binghsm, dough.-
ter of United Bates Sennter Willie":
flashers of Philadelphia. He wee
st the time of his eleVntiou to the
ersoe in 183s pro-luster the
, rd of True end Mentor or the
, lists-29m... on the- rally W.
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EASY PAYMENTS I
THE CONNECTICUT LIGHT AND POWER C
MALTA FEVER *
CASE FOUND
1N NEHHAVEH
NEW HAVEN. Conn. July is...
A case known so Melts Fever. n dis~
ease peculiar to the tropics has been
discovered here. according to the city _
board or health. The patient is at
since July 15. supposedly suffering
from typhoid lever. Health inspec.
tors were sent out today to investi-
gate in an effort to locate possible
contacts which might result in a
spread of the disease.
PROHlBlllON [5' ~
NOT CHIEF ISSUE
WASflINGXON. July tan—With-
out committing himsel: es to just
what he will say shout Prohibition
in the present cnmpqign. which he
said would be taken up at the prop—
er time, Senstor Ls. Follotts ex-
Pmnod to-dey what his record had
been with respect to this question.
"In my own Stein 0! Wisconsin,
where there ere thousands of peo-
ple who hold opposite views on the
Prohibition question. I have conduct
ed meny “Insulin." he said-
"There wee never any question
about my sttitude. because I heve
veted against Prohibition every
time it has ever come up since
I have been in Congress. However
I never permitted this p be made
the paramount issue. because there
were more urgent questions.
“I don't propose in this csmpsign
to permit this question to tote pre-
cedence over. some of the larger
questions or Government which are
crying out tor ettention. I will st the
right tlr'ne define my views on. the
Prohibition question. but I will not
agitate it new to the exclusion of
other mstters. especisliy economic
problems."
The Wisconsin Senator. who hsd
his attention called to a. story that
he had always run on s. Liberal
pisuorrn and one opposed to”):
tu'ery legislntlen. slid: ‘ - ~\
"In msuy mess in WW
I did not need to hsve s. tgerm
seslisg speeitlesliy with the ques-
tion. As a' matter 0-! {act it was not
mentioned in the patterns, homes
Jhis was not 11W, fiveryppdy
knew I lied voted sgsinst Probable
ties on every oceesion u e. genius-
of the Senate, and my reoofd. yes
my plotter-m on this am .1
did not vote to submit the Consti-
tutions! Amendment es Prohibiting
to the States, just a I would vote
to submit any other slmilnr question
to the people. This is demorecy, so
I on it. end this vote he! i?! £0.19:
tion to my views on the merits pl
"081%."
It was surge-ted to
out its probably new
a locsl hospltel, having been there'-
Wiswmusertesmsbit‘
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NEW YQRK
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31' clam of the , .. , lined-
sum in New Yogi; g: Joh-
W' D‘Vi" ”mac presiden-‘
nominee.
0L VALERA
of
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IN CHAINS FOR
V ROBBERY TRIAL
Comillieri Keeps De-
tectives on Alert in
-Cell in Tombs Where
He Is Held
NEW YORK. July 2!.9Psul
Camille”. "The Jockey." last or the
{our Shattuck robbers to be brought
today having arrived Monday night
on the Leviathan in custody or two
detectives, chelned like a. wild sni-
lnel sud watched day end night to
prevent him from taking his own
life or the life or any one else.
Lieut. Ber-nerd A. Dietach o! the
Clinton street station and Detective
Sergeant Chet-lee Ksne of the Dis-
trict Attorney’s ofllce took turns
guarding Camillieri in four hour
shifts. They said he was the trick.
lest. shiftiesl. "ls-ingest" prisoner
they ever ,hiwdleé.
so quick sud treacherous In} cot
Qumillierl did not give the detect~
iveg g, moment‘s rest. They had been
warned by the French police not to
take any chances with "The Jock-
ey." Since he was recaptured attu-
his escape tram bins-settles jail he
has been continuously in irons.
Csrnillierl was s. pickpoeket, high
SHLL TALKS 0F .
lNDE_i’_E_llDENCi-I
DUBLIN. July 23.—-Esmon .De
Valera. fdmcsted independence tor
greland in his speech at the Man-
sion EQHIO‘E!’ Mondsy. It wee his
first public upbeat-suns since his re-.
loose from prison. A wildly cheering
audience acclaimed him as president
st the Irish Republic. 7
Hours before the appointed time
tor‘ the speech crowds from many
psi-ts of the country formed a lino
outside the building which we; uns
sblo to hold more the e ens-.11 trac-
ties of those who dedred to enter.
Mr .De Vol-re told that the Re-
pumice»; .30 10118?! formed the
res: mrd. but were the moth body
or the notion. We, there e men
our in DUI-Dd- h'e esked. who dated
‘ end- up end soy he would give n1;
iegienee to shy foreign power. He
claimed to be e. model-etc men who
never tool: up arms except in ,l'e-
:eese ot the Irish constitution." The
epponsnts o! the Republicans ewe
owsy that. constitution and tomd
the lane to e. putter-y decision. Mr'.
De Velern Eds-lured" I. hum dc.-
, its nearer would
he.“ signed his "use. liring‘" .
unless the Republicans bed won I
wnymsn. motor thief. bur-gist and
Paris Apache before he come to
America and Joined the snug that
looted the home 0: Albert R. Shnt~
tuck, to Washington Square. on
493'“ 2: 18.339 ‘ , ,
' Tried to Out at. Thrust
He is s little men. 34 yeers old,
with urge dark eyes that burn with
lists end (our. He will not talk
English. although the detectives lay
he knows the imguege. He never
spoke except in monosyiisbles, they
sold. Lieut. Dietsch, was his later.
peter. ._ ,
Nine hours out of New York
Dietsch end Keno tried to make titan
confess the Muck~ robbery and
“come clean," but he stuck stubborn
iv to his origins! etetelnent that he
had never been is Apostles.
“as c” out lie with“! thnt.
ever talked," bleach said.
Gwalior! we! wins 01.1 his bed in
,- Itstoreom occupied in his cards
as! him-c." Who.- the 5!“? news
reporter sew him. His feet was bur-
no is 111- ”F1 and morally he
cried. Once he reited‘ , ‘ his head and
bum into Ir torrent pt French.
your. pietsch trgnslgteg:
"1 en s wrecked seen. ,tli is over
with me!" _ ' ”
All Gspiuleri's tool! was out t
him end he lite with his lingers.
When he were. turned over to "the
motions: detectives he
Mitten victo
“museums”
'9“ m1. ,4‘”, the!
to“!
RARISAPACHE
to justice, is lodged in the Tombs
bed e mil.
DESIRED
USE AIR MAIL To"
All) PRISONER
lN 0EA_'_._TH_ HOUSE
SAN, FRANCISCO. July 28..—.-With
every legal resource esbsusted ex-
cept that of appeal to the Supreme
court oi the Umed States to save
the life or loose Weltgsng. applies-
tton tor a, writ 9! error Wes egroute
to Wuhin'gton lode! by cirrus“ in
an cirort to reach the nstionsl espi-
tsl in time (or sction before sentence
of dentin can be carried out at San
Quentin, Cslit.. penitentisry tomor-
row.
Wolfgang wss Convicted in Les
Aageles of killing a policeman who
arrested him for stealing a bottle of
milk.
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0N lNCREASE
8331:1142 July l8.~'l‘he ministry
at commerce reports a. marked in-
crease ~in the number oi! bankruptcies
in Germany, eepeoifl oily of twinned
partnerships. During the month of
June, the number of such fsilures
was three times that for the May
figures.
A constent decline in the labor
market here is reported by the Ber-
lin isbor Mice. ‘ , V
A despsteh from Dread. on lays the
textile factories oz western Saxony
are angering- e. grove decline in bust,-
ness due to scarcity or credit end
luck 0! orders. I i
. 500 CASES 01" It!“
NEW YORK. July 23.99““
. hus-
dred cues o! imported liquors end
motor trucks We" “4 yesteb
is” ”ELL itibition "out: who his.
9. c s end ml ’
mm in BE-ooltlyzl.’t “ ’ “may
Wet-rants '
3." 9! to!!! .
per-ted on s tress" a:
rope. according to file's-elders. “I!
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.Eu use an- in the c . '
I At police Hesdqimrtor‘fim , t
when the men's tinsel-print- were
tokenltmr ,3 7 “bellman
:zewid the tips of his fingers. ‘
‘ as New been nervousness. but the
Rule-tom. hesought tossed in
wanna... use, .- m9- esm to
as int-foretel- we: he he! ton-s so
in . .hls . no "loose"
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WEDNESDAY,
ANCE SALE
FOR THREE ’ DA VS;TURSDAY~FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. ‘
The Following. Extra-
, $126.00
20% TO 30% 0F!
.. $20.00 TO $55.00
$150.00
$185.00
$100.00
$110.00
$165.00
$110.00
$100.00
$175.00
JULY23
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BODYlSFOUtiD '
NEARFAIRHELD
Boys in Swimming Dis-
cover Body of -
one: Benson in a-
ter Near Beech
The body of titteenmwald Flor-
ence Benson. oldest of the pnrty of
seven children who left Fail-field
Beach Thursday otter-noon we;
toured at 8:45 o'clock mos: nt—
ternoon by three children at time end
0! See-ids Perl: just below the both
houses situated st that point. be-
tween Mrs Bench end Wield
Beach. The three children. young
Nye. were swimming. One at them
dived end reams-ed on the sur-
toce oi the sister tmtenni soy-
iugthuhe nodes“; pooling- black
object (touting below. The (tree la~
medistely informed the .rls othe-
er. Witness Hum, wgo dived end
brought up the body “the girl.
The beds 0! tin Bah-on, my“
C
{cued about three miles from the
spot where the bodies or the other
two children were discovered by
Captain Themes Biy or the iocei
tire deportnent. m Bly my-
ered the bodies shortly hetero noon
yesterdey, me e pile (res! owners
they were last seen olive.
Since the loss at the children eer-
CiilLD’S‘ I
The Price Amati:
Worsted Suits ’
Men’s Tropical
The Values convincel '
Wise clothing Buyerfi
there is too mu h cheap
clisnd‘ise around. That's ’
We .80 urgently wart ye:
see and tonsils: the
fabric and tail-“.22; cf t"-
$30 Tropical Wcrszei S'
which we are nnw SEIL'SC
. $16.50
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Rogers 8: Stevens
q—Two Stores-—
Harwell: 80- 1‘"
ly Friday reltenoen use Nordquist
{may hes “cured no 9.1.99. halving
spent e1; their time or the bench
while the hunt for the bodies of.
an children rug in _ Beet-
ficisl re 4 stole Warmer
Vfisouglrlisprom , (an
near gent). _
troubled by the Beat
We went to the isles the Other
evening
betting g suit so {an to rent one. We
found one the; would Sit on but the
rent we- in the mes piece. We
wickelmxn- Wemso‘
didn’t we:
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Hosiery Spams
Women’s Full l-‘ashxoned-
Hose, fuhionable summer a
reg, fries 8‘2. “'21:.e $1
the stock lssts -- Pair
Children's Socks. broiler. 10“
“1’ 593 Ind 50:: sales. ',
Mu price—Fair . . . .
The N. E. RYAN '2
es WASHINGTON SIRE”
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