The evening world. Newspaper, March 13, 1914, Page 7

a e Ss ot ee | | SWE HLS THREE [OUELSBVARNY MEN [Dre lek Tete How == WN BRDGEPORT FR ANOTHER MAN DG Police Use Clubs to Drive Fifty Others From Burning Tenement. BRIDGEPORT, Conn., March 13.— ‘Puree men are dead and u fourth te sald to be dying as a result of having been overcome by smoke in a fire in @ slz-story tenement house in the Italian section early to-day. ‘The dead are James Stadt, George KMoecolla and John Katrice. ‘The fourth man taken to the hos- Bital suffering from severe burns and se@ocation has net been identified. Pitty persons wore asieep in the building when the fire started, and it was only by use of their clubs that the slice succeeded in clearing the To Cure Indigestion Recommends to Sufferer the Meat Stom- medy in New York To-Day. | DEFENOED BY GERMAN’ T° ¢ MINSTER OF WAR =: [clerk sell @ score of more iy 01 r for whi of them a Geet the food that is in the stomach the time, They have no curative atrengthening offect on the stomach at all, and of course do not reach or eure So the same people keep on ere and buying and using them o Tells Parliament They Are “| Necessity for the Military Caste.” BERLIN, March — 13.—Duelling | « among officers in tho German army | fated magnon was strongly defended to-day by | Lieut.-Gen, Erich von Falkenhayn, Minister of War, in replying to an interpellation regarding the fatal duel at Meta on Feb. 26, when Lieut. | war Haage was killed. “Doctors make mistakes sometimes, of duelling was a necessity for cho | years. bought and used gevern' military caste, Ho mado It clear | styles of digentve pills, but get worse that his efforts to diminish duelting | pin torn doctor, who wearly in the army were directed not against by “4 the duel but toward the restriction | {) of the number of cases in which an encounter was regarded as impera- | %% tive. He said that he personally would consider it a misfortune if the a ~jeonception of personal honor on Weve Color in Your Cheeks which the practice of duelling was based should be eradicated. in Gen. von Falkenhayn admitted that | suppor Be Better Looki T dueling wag an offense under the 00! a jaws both of God and of man and] = ing—Take | s™: an evidence of physical rather Olive Tablets than of moral courage. ‘The penalty, | fvcmetienies he said, wha Hable to fall on tne , wronged man and the offender might te. hee nasi —Zellom ceomplesion | Sccape, AD offloeh hevouherns | @ bad taste in your mouth teay, | Must be the defender of his own hon you should take Oltve/OF and was entitled to retain his self-esteem, to vindicate his man- hood and to repel the ‘mputation of | lack of coucage by acing his adver- blulding. cays net ki tes eee ave her this same thing, bm: eb in. She took It two weeks never has had any stomach trouble since and that's three years ago. She's BY Own nent and I knew thie fer @ fact, eat 3 ES Housekeepers know how good it is. That is why they keep using it. Ned cawaras Olive Tadiete—a substi- Ss tute for calomel—were prepared by Dr. Awards after 17 years of study with his patients, say, pistol in ba == BRAND Dr. Edwards Olive Tabicts are a purely), Nucliing, acording to the Minister, old lish ve ‘ble compound mixed with olive off,|!8 decreasing in Germany. There had y va ween them by thelr olive cotor,| been only twelve duels in 1913 among STVLe ma Want a clear. pink akin, brisht| the 75,000 active and reserve officers ¢ in the German army, but this rate, sald the Minister, was still too high. He declared that the fatal duel at no . They| Metz could have been avoid Mart the bile and overcome constipation, Lieut. muntil the eae tbe dno ate oe ‘roe? “' @n-} court of honor had considered the ke one or two nightly and note the C## but the officer had felt deeply P Fesults, The Olive Tablet Com: | insulted and refused to do so, with samy, Columbus, 0. All druggiats, the result that he was killed. ene %, & feeling of buo; tite etl oe geri you must get bo fause. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets act on the liver ond bowels ik At Grocers and Deli- 1 Cc catessen Stores Made by E. Pritchard, 331 Spring St.,N. Y. Haage had waited until the WE are not guessing about these clothes. We know that every Spring suit and every Spring ‘overcoat is a $25 value—and we know, too, that you'll pay not a cent less than $25 for their equal—in every other store in New York. Buthere you'll pay only $15. 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Our ing stock is complete in every detail. sands of garments; every size from the long slim to the short' stout; guaran- tead $25 values for just.................45 duplicate theee garments elsewhere for levs than $25 regularly—or if, when it home, Hem en nro don't ke the garments you select—come back and gst pete ea m ‘ Monroe Clothes Shop Take Elevator in Arcade Longacre Building—One Flight Up—Open Evenings N. E. Corner Broadway & 42d St. : * All Cars i Transfer to FREE— Real Irish Shamrocks in Our Greenhouses To any person presenting a cash sales voucher for any purchase made in any part of the store we will give, free of charge, a Irish Shamrock in a thimble flower pot. Just For To-Morrow! 100 Misses’ New “Stroller” Coats at $5.00 Regularly $6.95 Swagger Models in the Latest Mannish Materials. Other Coats for Misses, Juniors and Girls, at interestingly low prices, up to $35. Bloomingdales’ Second Fleer. 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