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New Britain herald., 1914-08-17
W0men's Cloves
IN OUR MILL END SALE

Washable Cham o1serte Gloves, IS button length, white and natural col ors regular soc value, at the Mill End Sale 33c.
 16 button Silk Gloves with double finger tips and Paris point stitching in white, black, tan ana grey, regu- lar 75c value, at 50c.
 Two clasp Lisle Gloves in tan, grey, white and black, also Chamoisette Gloves in white, regular 25c kind, at 10c.
 A positive $1.OO 16 button Silk Glove with double finger tips and Paris point stitching, every pair guar anteed, at this Sale 75c.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-17
MEMS SHOES

F IN THE MILL END SALE.
 One odd lot of Mems s2 Shoes at S1.39.
 Mems $2.5o Tan Elk Scout ShoeA $f.S5.
 Mems $500 and s2.se Oxfords. run metal, patent and Russia Calf. at the Mill End Sale S2.39.
 Mems s4oo and ss.5o Russia and Gun Metal Calf Oxfords, at ks.f9.
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21c to 35c yard Mill End Remnant Curtain Scrim, 14c yd. soc to 75c yard Mill End Remnant Tapestry Scrim, 19c yard.
 125 to 300 pairs Mill End Odd Lace Curtains, 49c strip. $2.75 Bonne Femme Lace Curtains, $1.29 each.
 25c to soc Odd Window Shades, 15c each.
 SIPS each Oriental Couch Covers CO. k). 95c each.
 $3.45 pair French Renais- sance Lace Curtains, $1.88 pair. 1Oc yard Mill End Cretonne, 7c yard.
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Mill End Ribbons

19c Fancy Ribbons in light and dark floral patterns, yard 12 1-2c.
 15c Taffeta Ribbons in several widths and many colors. yard 8c.
 A big lot of new Dotted Wash Rib bons in Hght1colors. put up in 5-yard pieces. Piecst 0c.
 One big lot, of Colored Velvet Rib- bons in. size twelve. value 25c, Sale Price 15c.
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Trunks and Bags
IN THE MILL END SALE

Trunks. strongly made, good hard ware. With deep tray full 36-inch size, $500 kinds at S495.
 Travelling Trunks. heavy brassed hardware and slats. made for hard usage. straps. S9.00 values at S6.g5.
 Guaranteed Trunks, will out-last other kinds. best make and finish, value $13, for this sale $0.8g.
 98c Mating Suit Cascsf for this sale, 69c.
 Waterproof Mating Suit Cases. light weight, at $i.f9.
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LaCeS and EmbrOiderieS

IN THE MILL END SALE
 Fine Swiss F1ouncing 27 inch Embroidered Baby Flounc- ing, value to $1.25 yard, for this sale 59c yard.
 Silk Chiffon Cloth AZ inch wide Chiffon Cloth, all 69c yard. ... Torchon Lace Edges and Inser- tions. regular Sc to Sc. Sale Price 3 1-2c yard.
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CHINAWARE AND KITCHEN UTENSILS

German Porcelain Salt Boxes, regular 25c kind, at 18c each.
 High Straight Stone Pots with covers for preserving and pick ling. Special:
 ? gallon size, 23c each.
 8 gallon size. 29c each. Porcelain Fruit Jar Tunnels, SC each.
 One pint size Yellow Bowls for jelly purposes, special 2 1-2c each. Block Tin Wash Boilers with copper bottom. sizes No. z, reg ular $1.O0. Sale soc. No. S, regular SIPS, sale 07c. No. 9, regular s1.50. Sale $1.19.
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CLOTH DRESSES.

CLOTH DRESSES.
 A miscellaneous lot of cloth dresses, values up to $12.98, at the Mill End Sale $3.49.
 Cloth Dresses of eponge, serges and ratine. Former price $1O.9s to $12.ss, at the Mill End Sale $4.95.
 Cloth Dresses that were $12.ss, $14.9s and s16.ss, at $7.49. -...
 WASH DRESSES. . Our entire line of wash and street dresses reduced for this sale nearly half, and a good share of this stock reduced to less than half.
 Wash Dresses that were $2.9s, now $1.49.
 Wash Dresses that were $3.9s. now $2.49. Washable street dresses that were $5.9S and $6.9s, now $3.49.
 Washab ble street dresses that were $6.sS to $S.9s, at $4.4s.
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MILL END STATIONERY

$500 boxes of New Writing Papers and Envelopes, consisting of sample lines and cancelled orders.
 10c boxes, most fashionable sizes and styles, 5c.
 39c boxes most fashionable sizes and styles, 22c.
 25c boxes most fashionable sizes and styles, i5C.
 35c boxes most fashionab ble sizes and styles. 19c
 soc boxes most fashionable sizes and styles, 2sc.
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Cottage Dinner Set consisting of 31 pieces decorated with rose designs, regular $1.9S, Mill End Price $1.30.
 4c piece Dinner Service with fancy gold border scroll design. regular $2.9S value. at SPAS.
 100 piece Austrian China Dinner Sets, regular $15.00 value, at $12.5O. 8 1-2 pint English Decorated Tea Pots. regular 42c value, at 2Dc each. Bamboo Handle Brooms, reg ular 35c, sale price 25c. Aluminium Tea Spoons, each 20.
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BIG BARGAINS IN FRAMED PICTURES

Fourth FTOOr. 49c Classical subjects at 29c $1.99 Popular subjects, size 2ox24, at 99c. at... S1.99 Fruit subjects. in 3-inch oak frame, 99c.
 $2.49 Colored cartoons, at $1.39 $500 Hand Painted Pastels, hand some scenes in heavy gold burnished frames, at $3.49.
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IN THE MILL END SALE.
 Heavy Galvanized Iron Ash Cans with corregated sides and heavy iron rim at top and bot tom,. 25 inches high, IT inches wide, at 05c.
 Triple Coated Grey Enamel Ware, value up to 49c. Your choice 25c. consisting of: ..
 12 quart Preserving Kettle 10 quart Boiling Kettle with cover.
 No. '. Tea Kettle.
 No. Sauce Pan and Cover.
 IA quart Dish Pan.
 Seamless Double Oatmeal or Rice Boiler.
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FAILED TO GET TUESDAY
 DESIGNATED FOR VOTE

bcrs who are either influenced by the lobby against the bill or who do not believe in hurrying such an impor. tant measure refuse to be hustled. ax they cali tho efforts of the bills spon- sors to get c vote. and declare that they will do nothing until they are firmly convinced that they have cov- cred all of the ground and are not making any mistake
 While the Territories committed would not promise to report the bill by next Tuesday 1t held A long ses- sion t,nlay to consider cert;,n amend mcnis prolposed by several senators. notably thnt of Senator I'oiniex ter, which would empower lh,. president i .u once begin tho establ shMcnt of complete system of river and rnil ccmn ,,nication in the territ ory which would connect with the menn steam. ship lines.
 Senator Poindexter would have th.' government at once take over ail Wf the present interior railroad and steamship lines and owrHt.' thrm l., the exclusion of private lines and would prohibit the future establish
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ment of such private lines. giving the government a perpetual monoply OH all means of communication within the territory.
 Naturally there are many interests opposed to any such action as this and they are at present exertins every influence on the territories to block tho amendment.
 The committee is considering the scvisability of arranging for several hearings on the bill and It's proposed amendments us the suspicion that the big interests are malntainin lobby for the purpose of defeating the hill has caused considerable comment in the capital as we'll as in the press of the country.
 Several members of the committee who are known to he unfriendly tn this particular legislation for Alaska feel the criticism of their action in op- pt sing government ownership keenlr and declare that if the charges of T, lobby are continued that tho" will demand a thorough investigation "i the matter.
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 PLYMOUTH. Jnm. lS.-YesterdaH afternoon while the submarine tOrpe- io boat D-g was making her f1nal e iaIs m the coast she failed to come ,o the surface after going down In about fifty fathoms of water. Hour after hour passed and the little yes gel did not reappear on the surface of the waves and those on board the tender which Is acting as convoy to the submarine feared that some serious accident had overtaqen the beat beneath the sea.
 Lieutenant Rodney Stackbridge. in comma nd of the D-9 is the ofSscer who recently invented a system If wireless signals to he used by sub marines in communicating with ves- srls nn the surface of the water and hc had secured permission from the admiral to equip his boat with one of his own outfits. \ receiving instru- ment was installed on board the ten der Violet and the invention today proved that 1t will be a success.
 The officers on board the tender had about given up hope of seeing the D-9 again az she had gone down in such deep water and had remainei below the surface so long, when their receiving instrument began to record what is probably the first wireless me ssage ever received from the hot tom of the sea.
 The message was from Lieutenant StachbridGe and said that his boat was resting easily on the bottom of the ocean almost directly under the
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L0ND0n IS INFORMED
 OF WIlS0N'S POLICY

the present Mexican udministrai :nl will not be recognisen by the Unite states and must become worthless.
 If financial pressure proves insuf5s- cient to accomplish the end desired the Tinted States will resort to a blockade of Mexican ports thus des- tir ying the customs revenues and preventing the importation of arms munitions of war. Meanwhile the possibility of the Cnited States na, y collecting the customs revenues oi Mexico and applying the same to the liquidation of debts is being seriously considered.
 When the administration of Huerta has hren obliterted efforts will be d. Iected towards inducing someone ar- ceptable to all factions to accept the pi ovisional presidency under the pro- te ction of the Tinted States.
 President Wilson requires that q general election he held and that It hn SO held as to give fair and i'm partial vote to the people. not a far tioal trnvesty as was the last cleo.
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 MEXICO CITY. Jan. lG.- .i"' National Palace today Ir,'sid..m IIm- etta openly scOffed at the 'n"rts "i the United States to bring peace t.' Mexico and laughed heartily over the attempt to cut off his money supplies. He said that even should the bankers of the world be influenced hy tie United States to demand the hnmtsi- ate payment of the interest "n the Mexican bonds and send all "f ths warships of the nations to blockade Mexican ports he could shut himself up in Mexico City and defy them.
 In the wake of these brave tate ments however comes the news "f more constitntionnlist snrc"ss''s :.i the field and tho gradual cl"sint. in "f the constitut ionalis, forces around! the capital city. CnrfanziI and N'll, are attempting to get a force in i'- tween Mexico City and the r':st in order to cut on Huertas eS'"ll" '! way of Vera Cruz when they throw their combined strength against th" City of Mexico and the present stG'- ton of the dictator is considered '''s' perate.
 Men for the army arr l'einG drafted from all ranks in the city a''i "'''n women are being forced to iai;" up military duties The entire r"pi'la- ton of the city is in fear "t being drafted into the army and after nightfall the streets are deserted. tli" people fearing that they will h c"n- scripted by the recruiting parties and sent to work nn thu 'lr!'n''"' which Hucrta is building ar'hin'l tn" stronghold of his hictat"r'I",
 We'll informed sources q" n'i I"' .
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 LONDON. Jan. l7.--Ths foi :,kn ":. iace was today informed by th' .A'aar- ican ambassador of the exac. p"il. Y which the United States Is en,ia n"'- ing to carry our In Me<ico hr ' which 1t wIi! adhere until s"'I Ht as chance l., conditions .n H.N arrsnt {, c.,,ue in policy.
 Tie full 'cIr Tt of th" pi''""''it h.tssage "a t.e foreign oth q is ''r ii aa f).."Hs.
 The In. ct States will :nsiht "r .e elimination of general .tuen, ap'' all uf those closely associated with him and tu secure this ent wii s,..' :" no effort and will invade Mexico necessary.
 Every effort is being made to "i;m- ira,e the Huerta atlministrat "t 'y Hna nciai pressure and no ste"s will be taken to help the Huerta +duriu- islr;,tOn to avoid what seems to be incvi vitable bankruptcy. It w'li b. mode clear to foreign investors thst financial obligations undertaken hy
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tl cund is cvyercd from one to three feet with the white blanket and fears are felt that the grape crops which furnish the staple for the wine in dustry of the country may be ruined.
 Paris today reminds one of St. retersbers or Moscow and many long disused sieishs Of ancient pattern are scurrying about the parks and through the Bois with merry jingle "r unaccustumed bells. Paris ls pleasure ioving capital always look inc for new sensations and the com inG of the snow has given the great est zest to the gay throngs of merry makers.
 The conditions may become more serious for the people of the city In case the fall continues and the rail- reads that supply tho fresh provis- ions and meats from the provinces ar. held up for any great length of time. for already the merchants have taken advantage of the shortage of supplies and have advanced the prices nf all foodstuffs.
 The Paris and Oriental express for Consta ntlnopie md the south left "n tune last night but is reported as be- Ing held mp nbout forty miles south If the capital where it was unable [" gc, through the drifts.
 There will be much destitution ir the lower quarters of the city and in some of the smaller villages the storm continues and railroad com ,punications remain interrupted In the meantime Paris ever gay ever fataitstic. carries on the high carnival of winter sports and thinks not of the morrow.
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HuERTA DEFIANT ON
 EVE 0F DISASTER

ii.," tlmt the president will Ice ahie {" l,,iniain himself tn the capital for :, much longer time and many look f"r him to attempt to make his escape nhin the next week or two should the constitutionalis successes con tinue and the route to Ver,, Cruz be threatened.
 1t is known that IIuertn's forces are lnmentably short of arms an'i flat the federal officers are eagerly awaiting for the shipment which WAS promised from Japan. In the mean tim" the foreign ministers here ha~" ratified their people that they must urgnnizc for protection in case of farther disaster tn the federal arms am.' thr anarchy In Ihc city which world result thcrefrom.
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 WARRINGTON. Jan. 17.--The in- tsrests opposed to the passage uf the proposed government railroad and development bill for Alaska have sue ceeded in postponing action on the hill and are making o desperate attempt to continue the tactics of delay and to create % many new issues ns tn e, ,entually kill the measure ai ,lr D, esent session of congress
 The interests opposed [" th" hi:l have developed wonderful and m eNnccted strength and are tr;' min: every nerve to hold the m,stsur.' mi' '"' to sO load 1t with amendments as [" prevent its passage.
 On the other hand. the Friends "f the bill, both in the Senate and tho House of Representatives. are still confident that they will he able [" force the matter to vote I'y n"x, Tuesday. There is no hope "f "t.iiIng it up sooner and some. even If tlr' most optimistic supporters nf .\Inska. seem to be doubtful of gcttins ,M' Territories committee tn report inc hill by that time. Some of tllr mem
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FEDERATED CHURCH.

sunday services:
 Iiibic school at II a. m.
 Communion service, l2:30.
 Evening worship service. 8 o'clock: sermon ny the pastor on "Doii"rs and Sense"
 Monday evening. Jan. 18th. o'clock the pastor will give lecture on "Three years behind the bars" Ad. mission will be soc. This address be- gins promptly at o'clock % that ,iose wishing to attend the initiation scl vice at the A. B.'s may do so.
 Tuesday. 2:So D. m.. Ladies Aad meeting.
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TOKYO. Jan. iS..-The commander "f the naval squadron which was rush . cal to the assistance of the natives of TNkura island after the great earth quake disaster has sent wireless report to the government in which he estimates tho total dead OD the lsiand of Takura alone t" he seven thou sand.
 The rvport says that those remain ins alive on tho island are in a ter r.ble state of dcstltutlon as all crops have been destroyed and most of the stores were covered with ashes and lava. The vessels of the fleet have landed all of the provisions and nel- ical stores which they can spare and the commander of the squadron re-
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CAbY OESLYS
 CARRIES HEN
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 IITTSDI'RG. Jan. l7. Miss Cab, D-siys. the dancer and one time tx heseiged hi her room at one nf tli.' fashionable hotels here. She snug gl,.d dog and pet hen int" her ana artment and refused to move when the management objected to the pre- sence of the barnyard. Miss Desiy1 locked her door and will probably h~ able to defy the managcment until she gets hungry.
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SEVEN THOUSAND
 ISLANDERS DEAD

quests the government tn immcdia tely send supply ship or transport with nr,v,s,ous 'ya
 The people who were saved from tr-ir homes ar digging In the luvn. which has cooled trying tO lo. cate the bodies of relatives and friends nnd tn salvage their valuablcs
 The sanitary conditions of the town gre in had shape according to the rc' pert If the. squadron commander and the mcdical officers fear that ther" will bc mn epidemic of sickness un. less great caution is used. Troops ars on guard in all districts which were affected by the earthquake and the people have lost some of their first panic.
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GENERAL WOOD
 TAKES TUMBLE
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 W.\SIiINGToN. Jan. l1. Major Ge eneral Leonard Wood. chief of staff ot the army is splendid h"rseman and he and his daughter are constant k seen on long rides about the envir- ons nf Washington. Yesterday while riding at Fort Meyer the generals horse baked at u jump and the senior major general of the army was thrown heavily to the ground. He was unconscious when picked up hut late reDorts stntc that he was not serious ly injured.
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FUMG RAJ NOTICE.

The funeral of Margaret. the young est daughter of Mrs. Flora nunkin. will take place from the St. Joseph'$ church. at eleven o'clock Monday. Jrn. iS. 1914.
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LIVING PICTURE
 AT STATION
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NEW YORK. Jan. It. Mate Ta- mas ur words to that effect. gave a living picture show at the Grand Central station last night when h" posed in the alltogether on one "f tn" balconies running around the insidr of the building. The purist police of thr metropolis could not sta nd for the imrr,,pricty of a man thus outragine the laws of d,ccncy even f"r the sake .t art. and "Tamas' was tnlicn {" tit' l.. knl, charged with being insane.
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 PARIS. Jan. l7.-The heaviest snowfall reported for over half Q cen tury has buried tho whole of tho pro- yinces of southern France and all railroad trafic is at . stAndstiii.
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HEAVY SNOWFALL
 BURiES FRANCE

The r+mnrkabic fnti of snow cx- tended as for south aa Nice on the Iliviera. hut was not of sufficient magnitude to snnse much damage in that section.
 Farther to the north. however. the
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SIGNALS FROM THE
 EDITION OF THE SEA

tender. The message farther stated that he was prevented from rising on account Of some mechanical dam. ak+ which he was attempting Ia re- pair an,l thnt his oxig+n tubes were working. He thought that if he could manage to get his mechanical appa . ratus repaired inside of twenty -four hours he would Ice able to keep alive until that time with the supply of Oxigen In his tanks.
 A rather pathetic tone was added 10 the message when tho lieutenant closed with the request that !n case he failed to get to the surface again those on the Violet carry his mve and gr odbyc to his mother.
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PLYMOUTH Jan. ,1.- The last signal received lN the h"ats which are lowering over ,hc spot where th" submarine D-9 went down came late Inst night. The message said that all hut two of the crew had been smOtherrd by lack of air and that tn" one sending the message would he un- able to breath for more than q few minutes longer The message was unsigned 80 1t is not known which member of the crew sent the words and the last goodbye.
 Since the receipt of this message nothing moro has come from the bot tom m the sea and 1t Ia presumed that nll "f the men In the boat are dead.
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"erom ths days es Dunes Kelly te the days ef Governor Wese.". 4 ~fsh- dsrs.i change ir prisen s~sHassnssns. vou ought to hear che lecture.
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Mozart tailed missrabty at visn~a by his piano being cut ef tune. 6avs yours tuned by Ollie eeurrst and ys" vii, never fail. Phone Nhits 1S7.
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4. 8. Barn Dance Tonight. Ad- mission, $t.5o.
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4. Q. Darn Dance Tonight Ad mission, $t.Bo.
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Second Of regular seriss q 4. .. Dances Tonight. Dancing ssso.
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New lad eggs at Prosssr's Harness Shop. $1.oo per dozen. Phone Black 5
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Second of regular ssriss es 4. G. Orness Tonight. oaWcinq e;S0.
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Tonishts the night. 4. 3. Barr Dsnes. Dancing at 9:30.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. l7.-Late this after noon the senate agreed to take vote on the Alaska railroad bill on January 21nd.
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ton.
 1t will bs made clear to all foreign nations that nothing will induce the Tinted States to acquire territory as a result of sending her troops Into Mexico and the troops will be with. drrwn As soon as conditions warrant |, oh q withdrawal
 It is stated that this is the course determined upon by President wilson some time ago and that he practically announced to the government through, the British embassy at Washington.
 It is believed that the government will accept the present policy 'n good faith and will support President WI. son in his efforts to brins peace to Mexico ny the elimination of Huerta.
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ANVIL BAKERY. anNa OF NoNTN.

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