mom, FEBRUARY 20 ‘
"BACK TO OLD.
DROWSINESS'
.u tors Depart—Resi-
"V’dents Wanted Col-
. Jins’ Body Taken Out
"I 'Of His Tomb
CAVE CITY. Ky.. Feb. 20.—Re-
w of its strain and tension 0!
nineteen days. Cave City today was
gimng along in its usual calm.
ma Collins. found trapped in
3310 Cave. January 31 had died in
24“ natural tomb and funeral serv-
Jon had been conducted. .
Residents thought it a. pity that
bio body could not l-c rccovertd
mow. the possible loss of other
M. but acupied llic situation as
3m. A bright .sun had driven
the chllliness oi' the last. three
to. nature seemed to have add-
er peace to the lost cave ex-
mr slumbering teneath a hill~
éddo eight miles OllL toward Lirccn
‘ river and Mammoth cave.
'. The Dixie hotel. headquarters for
military. d. host of ncuspupermeu
E I-lld many of the rtsr‘uc “orkers
E
.
l
was nearly drscricd. All tnlngmph
instrumen‘s “crux roan. Tl"! cxlra
Wires running across 'hc Ci‘lill": had
been taken down.
C Taxicab drivers and mm;-
' chines. who were in constant do-
lnnnd when (‘me City “as the cen-
. tor of national inlcrl at. had desert-
. ed the strcct. Tho main sin-ct found
cars parked as thcv never would
have bun prrmiV‘Qd :0 stand last
Sunday or the Sunday bri‘ore.
.At the Louisxilic and Nashville
("5'
ram"
a
l
railroad :Icpol. thins. wlxlch
for two works hm! luwr. Sltlppml by
special requests n?" all sorts. speed-
ed through lho 31ml um mani- ul—
moot without .1 slowln': up _
One Wrt‘n'h ni’ flout...» ll'w‘l Luau:
i carried in th.»
Sam} Crit'c tomb. Ii.
came from th-' ncn si’.n}' o" thv'
Louisvillr « 'n‘.Y:’l' r-u'nm‘rnfi and:
Times. I-‘unnral >t'l‘\'l<"‘8. lxr‘v! ul‘. 5
short noticf'. marl“ it iml-ns—ihlo to
V” get any 11011.1 nil“ its éhr :
g scene in time.
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if Fix-KAICER DENOVVFHD
FOR \1'T,\I‘k UN “ILSON
(Current Ill:lL,-l‘}‘ .‘l.icaziiie.)
f The
in:
that
there was a "i; :llltll‘wn'h‘ agreement
<lcclurulitn
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r*x-l{::i~»‘*r a
“Current History
E between Gran llrl'nn. and 111-: L'nil~
; ed Stairs." l- lw‘li. w'irir: the World
{ “Far. bu: PM“? in .\m~ ':.:‘. partici-
3: pation. "hound All.’ :‘l-:. to 'h-I chur-
iot oi the inking nxulmu: 1hr
4 already is pi'cparcd for the ccrcmonv.
tutors ovt-r ‘lic stops of lip? c:.pitol. on-
wlll be given the prcsidcm by tho chief justice.
the air.
The smite
a ppenr from
i, knowledge nr xsonsv-il ot‘ the Ameri-.
can peoplc is on u'lcrls' {also stair-i
ment. To irnhvnv in \l'm‘ull'nw “1%!
son such pcrhru' “mi cil-l-'_\':ll’.y to his,
area: ll‘LXt-‘ 1:2 as l“ll“’l‘_"()',-'>, .i:. it i:
untrue. Hr. (lull?! ..r..l t'Ol‘ulllc’l
are SlilliCicI.‘. .mwrr 'u lzis accus-'
€l‘F. rspcrmlsy .\:i~n thus: acrusn-m‘
rare “.‘l'ium llrr‘1ci*~'-ll-‘l:‘ '1r-l his‘
spokrwnul A
\‘v-I"O"rll'\‘. \"lh-H l‘:."": 111" “Xlr
to con,» 1-. “-l ‘i'l ‘.'-'~l' riuniilug"
'a milzmi: w. s‘t'.’ .lm‘ lac l‘rt‘llCVQ-d:
that. this 'ulllrl '4 :u:,'0n:pllslwd'
.— through m= l..LlJ".11‘lxil. a:- tho‘
5 opokcsnmn n! lht‘ mos: pou-‘riul of
tht': in mm! zillions.
Evtn ill'7‘l’ I'vlm' \‘n: l‘~:';i~~:nl‘if
‘r-l‘cciV‘C-l h:< '_‘.i."5:u»l".< l‘i‘tsldt‘nl
'3' “‘ilson Collllllllcu 1-.) hope that he
could parslludv the being-fronts to
negotiate peace, {or t‘our days after
,I that momentous unnt he ék'lll me a
‘ "have of i’cricc’
:uL'I‘ of the
Norman How rnmrllt in
submarine
believed
nrutrallty
l’llt‘tilil'ul‘ be!“ you
of
was gcmzinc and his cl-
.mcmommlum
"for 1113' L‘Ullllil‘ M2.
folly of thv
renewing mdiscnmmuic
warfare. Mr. \Vilson still
. that he could preserve
and become the
the warring no“ crs.
neutrality
7 7 forts {Or pence worn sinr'crc.
oral memo-:13 of his Cal-inrl.
,.
‘.'.l
in '11
ills policy
pathy with his attitude, but,
efnment compelled to
him. It was not. in fact.
ll:
of mediation and dcclu‘wd.
.unnimous apprmal of
the alllcs
autucracy
native but to Join
. crushing Prussian
7 of arms.
This Old Timer
Victor G. Willis, on” “I
fill! the old Pittsbu' 23
Boston clubs, no. m
, University of Del..."
Sov—
of
,which i was one. \\'erc_llOt in sym-
how-
' aver strongly We felt that the Presi-
dent was “Tom: in Ms ritzitudc. loy-
alty to him as lh-‘t lll‘Ild of lhc gov-
support
unlil the
latter part of March. 1017. that Mr.
Wilson reluctantly abanllonvd hope
with the
his Cabinet
that the United Stuns had no aller-
in
and
bringing the war to on and by force
Stays in Garrie 3
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upon
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How To Solve Cross-Word Puzzle
which Calvin Coolidge Will be inaugurated as president
\Yorkmcn have completed the task or setting up stands for spec-
! tho crccllon of 'hc stcrl structure upon which the oath of office
“'illiam Howard Taft.
The numbered squares are the starting points for word: extending
horizontally or vertically or bolli.
1'. llrsl black square encountered on boriicr of puzzle.
ll‘at {its at given definition and opucc.
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“ Ceremony
0! the l'nlted States on March
The photo shows how the stands
‘Withdraws His Bill
Against Childless
! LINCOL.°. Nab. Feb. 20.—Tho
l"Pinto" hill. introduced in the No-
: hrnska House by chrcscnlnthe Ro-
, In 1‘! E. Him-s and which would pro-
lvlm- nnnulnwnt 01' oil marriages in
'COSQS whcrc no childrcn were born
EWlilun three years nth-r marriage.
has her-n withdrawn by its nutbor.
While Dr. A. S. Pinln. Omaha. health
~ommissloner. who favored the plan.
vlhl not Home the measurc. it cor-
nvd all gt-nnrnl proflsions made. by
him rcccnlly and brought both con-
; vlrmnntion and commendation.
' Mr. Hines. who said he was upon-
soring a hill repealing the provision
:nr in days' notice tor marriage ll-
lcnsos .nascrlcd that ho had intro-
: .luccd tho annulment bill in an of-
' fort to show "what radical change-
Steals‘liicuor'; Then.
Loses
overheard that there was “a good
wine collar" 1:: the residence of Wil-
liam Howlltt on Ashley street.
was stated before Judge Christoph-
er L. Avery in Criminal
court yesterday afternoon. Harold
Loomil. 37 years old. 0! Bridgeport,
pouto bog with a dozen bottles of
liquor. made good his escape.
.1"
It to Thief
Bnimspo'ii'r. Fob. 20.--Havlng
it
Superior
admitted in court that he. broke into
the Howlltt cellar and filling a
The liquor Loomis stole from
Hweliit was in turn stolen from
I. , it was brought out. it hav-
lsoppeared from a. cache in
his own cellar. So he wu alleged
to have made a. second attempt to
get at the Howlitt stbck when he
was placed under arrest with a com-
panion. Edward Johnson. State's At-
torney William H. Comley. Jr.. in.
formed the court that the liquor
in the Bcwllt: cellar was “there
lawfully.
Loomis was sentenced to 3 ii for
six months. A'cbnrgc or atte pting
to break into I. residence was nolod
in the Johnson case.
Singing SocietyMan
Jailed As Rum Seller
HARTFORD. Feb. 20. —— John
Schooner. president at the Hartford
Mnennerchor. a German Singing so-
ciety. was found Kuiliy or illegal
sale of liquor in the organization's
meeting rooms and sentenced to
Jail for 15 days and fined $400 and
costs by Judge Crcedon in Police
court yesterday.
Light Kid for'Sombcrn Wou-
The mid-winter crusade to the
Southlandl has undeniably cast its
die on fashions for the moment. A
profusion of delicately tinted flun-
nelo and printed silks predominates
with but few accessories. Shoes
seem more severe Ind plain than
ever before. yet the smart cnscmblc
pivots entirely on their selection.
Dellcately tinted kid in shades oi
golden brown. oak. and beige. is
unquestionnbly the mode and in
fuhionod in plain pumps. pumps
with a narrow ankle strap. and
smart Oxfords for practical and
comfortable use which can be worn
with or without the fringed tongue.
Short skins tuba In Lacy Hose.
Both for evening nod daytime
_wcar. debutante and dowagor alike.
have adopted the straight and severe
hem line that falls mid-way between
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imlght be made
'laws if serious considerulon were
:Kl‘ffl fanatical nmcndmvnts already
lmforp the Nebraska Housc.
‘_ Rvprctcntntivc
Land singlc.
Irind 50,000-year-old
Skeletons in Crimea
the knee and ankle. As c noturai
result. hose become a cogaplcious
essential or the costume. For day-
time they are a sheer transparency
or black or sun metal while for
evening they arc fuhloned of deli-
cnto cobwvebbed loco in I. pattern
lbut runs in its entirety from top to
too with only a narrow hem of silk
as a finish.
in the marriage
llinl‘n is but 23
4a
45 4‘
l .\u :mnuul
7- Tho first nnrnr of n famous
woman aiiluhiocr.iplw‘r of
England
In A meadow
11
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20 To plunge.
'I'n he imli
.»\ girl's
l'niform.
’l'o covor “'ill‘l stout1 or luv
‘umuznn'in
chhrcn lrstgul
.\'m not any (lrm'l
’l‘o \vrinklc.
.‘\ domestic
invlr-il‘
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0.
Poor (lynl‘s mother
The joint of the arm
imm erse
gringo-.1
immc
rcnulnr
A fini-l‘yoilomed boat
uni.
high flaring sidr 3
Paid
lint mms
To supplv
Organs of
A marsh
An clongamd.
To be born
A ytllowlsh brown color
LV‘S! dcrangcd
Each (.11)er
(:ihhr.)
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lic-nrinc
snake-lilac
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Arlinr insplrccl l»;-
lf. Crumbling: (-(ll‘lll
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hearing
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of the pownr of
prostrate
o... Bachelcvr of Physical Educa-
1lon
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(al-br.)
1's in .1
in
i To get free
" The arm of a coal
:1 A hevcrzig
O
‘ Frendom from car:-
K To move
(her a gain. afresh
quickly
. \ Joyfully. cheerfully
1- A cylindrical saw for perfon / i
ating the skull
GOOD NEWS.
(Hartford Courzmt. I
The “Sew
naught for.
latod to the
apple which
Delicious.
four of pears,'
chnn type and.
York Times"
, golfing”; -_
printed
something of importance to orchard-
ists and others when it announced
fthat thr. New York Agriculture Ex-
.perimcm Stallon at Geneva. has de-
veloped four new varieties of npplcs
an attractive necta-
rlnc and two prunes. one blue and
the other reddish purple.
in the nectarines and the prunes is
likely to he languid in Sew Eng-
land bul not so as to the apples.
One of the latter is or the Astra-
therefore is to be
desired. The first Red Astrachan
is a. pioneer. coming yearly after the
stock of last ye’ar'n apples has dil~
appeared. and while some
chans are better than others. all are
The station has sin I.
new Spy. running true to the North-
ern Spy type except for a solid red
color: it it is ”crisp and as well
flavored as the original. all
growers should be interested. The
station has also the Lodi, closely re—
Yellow Transparent
and, for its last offering,
Interest
Astra-
. new
't names the Sweet
manuscript
Royal Scottish Academy (abbrfv i
l‘. _\
huht
fl Bismuth
carriage
(alver
2 Makns smooth
1‘4 To direct.
regulate
To consume-
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l'l‘l'lt’lzlhiv
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lvaitor in (2‘0
can iluoluiion
3 To wmicx. dry up
Lnn
l1 Tim“
with .1
away
To d isll grc z‘
rn! hurlasm
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”apple hcnvldr-"ss worn
muslin \ F il_ in
loin ('4 tltury
. 'l‘h‘:
. Anion
"I A piiuur‘s measure.
an
7 A rivc.r in Scotland
i Ono git‘ rd with second sight
.- .\ girl‘s
i To zirivc for supo‘riqrily
(dbl-r.)
labbr.)
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A
ll fl Ill 1‘
mum: of a month
tl‘.’
hall of
Yesterday’s Puzzle
MOSCO\\'. lv‘ch. 20.——Two human
,sktletons belonging to the paleolith-
1ic ago. of thc ncnndcrthal typo. And
gmllnvod to he more than 80.000
.ymio olul. havri been discovered in n
rave nczir Simicropol. in the Crimea.
l‘rofcssm‘ llomlah-Osmnlovsky. n
lttlsqlnn scientist. announced today.
While the two skeleton: are not
‘.'ln)'thih§! like the age of the skull
.nf the man-like ape. recently dis-
:t‘nvorod hy' Professor Dart. neor
inmhuannlnnd. anthropological au~
ithoriilwn licrc any that the Fimfor-
lopol linds. taken altogclhcr. throw
iconsldcrnble light on the remote
‘prlmcval period when man hnd just
escaped from the apo stage and be-
‘gun to pcoplc th" recessrs of Afrlcn
. 'nnd Aria.
mclnncholy and nearly insane
71! E. Depot SL. Knoxvulc.
lam's Vegetable
lined and took it. it
well woman. I gained 2‘.‘ lbs.
weight and hmen't bad in
trouble aincc.
me u
bio remedy for female llls.«-Adv.
Woman Nearly Insane
“V was nervous. cauld not sleep.
at
times.” any: Mrs. T. A. Saunders. of
Tt-nn.
"After being in this condition neur-
iy threo years 1 saw Lydin E. Pink-
Compound adver-
madc me a
in
hit of
I hope it will lo as
much for other women as it has for
Lydlu E. Pinkhnm's Vegeta-
ble Compound is the one dependno
Wall Street
evening dresses. Limited quantity.
TRISTRAM o HYA
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
' 's..¢i.1“sale
CHANGEABLE SILK in the popular Shades. suitablei.
Regular $2.25 yard quality, now $1.65 yard
9 \
N Orwalk, (
. WOOL . FLAN NEL
PLAlN COLORS, 54 INCHES WIDE
PLAIDS AND STRIPES, 54 INCHES WIDE .. ......... . 33 59
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“Bird of Paradise”
Author to Appeal
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NEW’ YORK. Feb. 30.——Ricbard
‘
Miss Alum Gelineau.
Gellneau. 46 Acton
Bird of Paradise." for her recovery.
Lip lo the time the court: ordered
an accounting. the play. produced
by Tully un-i Oli\'c.r Morosco. was
said to have made upward of $2.-
(H'Hfihuu). ’
Mother Says Miracle.
Cured Crippled Child
Rims. Fob. aft—Tho
Sacred Heart won
in the recovery of
die.
my niece."
1 the family.
LOWELL.
miracle of the
sort? yesterday
Troizkyfs Tamer
i Looms as Power
1'
Answered
DAB TEA
ARAB ORAL?
MUSIC EVCRT?
METE LEAS é
DORMANT 3
CAT ;_
PRAYING
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ADDS LARosrA‘ u _.
T O E ,T Y El {.3}. 333%. lmhll. D.
—Advortiso in the Evening Son-
tinel for best restil‘l.
and
Bartlett type and the fourth in more
nearly like the Scckel though larger.
These may not interest Connecticut
growers. for the pear seems to be
out or favor here. but there can be
no excuse for neglecting the apples.
Any person who increases the sup-
ply of Astrachurs
Spy apples deserves the thanks of a
gratclul public.
Northern
Zimpo, vice president of the
pcopleo' «unloade- f the
soviet republic. who is or re-
«color! as the person actuliy ro-
uponsible for .. the . downfall . of
Trotsky:
Duplex Premier
, Vacuum
Cleaners
$1.00 ”W"
Conn. Light &
Power C. .
beautiful.
’
HATCH & BAILEY CO.
Sheetmck-Corneli Wall Board.
Celotex Insulating Lumber McNairo
Shingles guannieed for so your;
Mon-shall W Go. Non-walls I
THE LOUISE-—
ond on oil potent isomer.
31 wumcron 81'.
A bountiful side gore pump with cutout front over in-
step. In both I. potent vunp, tan out quarter. militwv heel
Priced at $6.50 and 57.00 i
THESE ARE ADVAECE SPRING STYLES
Conneally and Bracken
low.
silk shade $3.50
0
i
80. NOBWALK. OOH].
Gay new prints, lu
ribbed fabrics, awn
all the other new
$9.95 50-‘Piece '
Dinner-Sets, $5.95
Arnerican porcelain with pink
spray decoration (slight foo-
tory hurts)- Set con-m oi
apple
Your Picture!
Make a gift of your Photo-
graph to your friends.
Come in undue our vimk.
Everything modern.
MANUGIAN
STUDIOS
i
iv
v‘ns.
6 than“ or pitta. 6 soup plates,
6m phmsbreod and but
to:- plates. 6 fruit concern. 8
cups, Samoan! covered did.
1 sugar bowl. '1 m, 2
.‘plottmcndlopendkh. '
fabrics. , ‘
. Spring Silks
priced for this great event. Brilliant
floral prints and unusual geometric de—
signs viewith‘each other for fashion’s fa-
vor. Even the amateur sewer may make
smart little frocks out of. these stunning
$1.95, $2.50 to $3.95 a. yard
shade, $3.75.
strous Osatins, supple
lug-striped silks and
Silks are especially
to $58.00.
\
$1“ ond “.98.“
A 14:39 ‘
era
16 wars 01-2.
{or live years a cripple. )irs.‘C:iw.~ar
street.
“Lowell. was bathing her daughmn
when the noticed a flame-colored
South
“'alion Tully, who was credited with 5901 hon tho little invalid 5 (>09; _
authorship of "The Bird of l’ara- As t 9 mother watched. . .37" ___,__‘
disc" until last May. when the 59"3‘1- It became the 81?: Oi «3 an 'T
courts sustained thc claim of Mrs. ““11!“- Then. the mothtr ail-l. Rises, G'; ilfii‘ M
Grace Altman Fendler that it “11.5 930x assumed the shape of .1 ..r_ A ‘ ui.
a plagiarism of her “In flawaii." The heart-abaped spot was In}; F" GA '1 -
tiled in Supreme court yesterday is visible today and since ,.,_ 1..
:imdaxits accompanying a petition once the girl has shown Stead! ‘1. . ‘4.an ‘ >
(or a. new trial 0! the case. . prov-ement. Many of 33:; I‘:\\ H .. . . ”at:
Tully said he hrul acccniulatcd .1 friends and neighbors htard m n. nu»- h '_ - 4“" ,
vast amount of cvidcnce lo pron: flaming spot and called to in, how» all “d, '_ . _' \.' :
”‘3‘ he “TOW the "ism“ 0‘ "The ‘0 say that they had been marine ham” 1».. i.‘ “wig
although plum-
cians had said she Was doomed
“God has performed a mlraflr on
said Mrs. Arthur llr'dl‘v
rique. the girl's aunt. sporakln: "or
fill
"van":
That give comfort and 'hcnxz' ..
Home is the place to love and
every good wife and mother it»; ~
JUNIOR FLOOR [A \ll’s‘
Handsome Polychrome stanri—- ~1E-- ‘ - - _
With deep silk fringe. *-
$17.98 and $22-50
POLYCHROME TABLE LAT-ill;
Complete with Shade 51:?
BOUDOIR LAMPS
Hand Paintcd
Beautifully decorated China lump
Shades.............. .......
Ivory Finish
Dainty Lamps with Ivory tinizia
Polychrome Base
Finely decorated Polychromo Lori: ~
MAHOGANY FLOOR lAllPS
These beautiful mhogany floor lam; ~ ~; '
ily fringed georgette shade. $1698.
WE VARIETY OF TABLE 1.. . _
All with handsome handpainled g2 \
reading or Sewing and an ornanirr" ‘ "
A small, useful lamp in colors. blur.
81'”!!- Can [be attached to the tab?0
and put to many uses. $1.35.
WROUGHT IRON LAMPS
Bridge Lumps
Well made wrought iron bridge lam—w ; on ‘
tinted parchment shades. $2.75, $3.45. .3,“
' Table Lamps
Artistic wrought iron table
' ”will: - PARCHMENT SHAME ,
. «Parchment Shades i ' .
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