The evening world. Newspaper, August 19, 1919, Page 3

- » ‘ - 9 Si, Wi AAT Of sR gio Ce ‘ATTY GEN PRIMERS PLAN Thursday Morning, Says GO SHOPPING FOR GROCERIES w herlited of His "Mardey, Ousted From Estate LATEST H. 6, OF L. ANERIGAN STAGE, Bie Te EVEN BOX OFFICE; ire sme | TRICT ATTORNEY HARRY i, LEWIS'S in- vestigation of the high cost of living in: Brooklyn wera Proceeding in apple ple ordér at He Introduces En 4 11 o’clock this morning when it Girl as “Friend.” F was knocked topsy-turvy by the receipt of a letter reading in part Broadway Hears of Move to Organize Movie Stars, Ex- tras and Scrubwomen, According to gossip that had Broad- O'Malley. Forty-seven army trucks eontrbave i as follows: Former Second Lieat. Henry " } . to-day the moving of $6,400,000 worth way in a ferment to-day, while man- “In your investigation in who said he was a Ni ia AND MEATS, DON’T JUST ORDER, | +:=» 00 som covenmént ware: Srer-sisywrighta. nnd” mrtorgiay-| feference tothe igh cmt ot | mum tained at Port avr | r ho t b wanes | | weig living may I auggest that you ‘ Easy uses to «= public ~—schoothot wrights were on their way to a & investiqnta | beaaty cently a $10 a night lecturer FOOD ADMINISTRATION URGES oo2s.7 22." 20 So. Seloek conterence with ius say-| huhare charging exerovant [YM CA, on Bin experinen ‘ ernment fixed prices. Deputy \- wrights at the Hotel Astor every- Prices in order to beautify trenches, was arrested in the x missioner W. W. Smith of the De- body connected in any way with the the women of Brooklyn? Thin tic Relations Coyrt to-day Prices Will Fall if Housewives Will HUNT|"m" ot Futile Markets haa | American theatre anon will be unions] 18 & neceualty of life and the charge of bigamy and held in he married her lant July when | cost™ must not be excessive, ball until Thursday for ws charke of the work fog the city, Dep- Need. With a single exception. The Will, you kindly give the : BARGAINS From Store to Store, Instead of | vty commissioner o'Matley stated to- press agents, Will Page eayey will re=] sume careful considerstion to! | Surion Van Warter or Passel : Paying What Is Asked, Says Williams day that! the Uiake of organising « ipsiglistachsets of tashe (asl on are vile ‘ selling staft was od big that to'avetd’ It was reported up and down the pee dad yobs rh tie} ready had a wite, who, am he | 66 © shopping,” is the advice of Federal Food Administrator ponsible confusion he was not going! etrect to-day that the ushers, the “1 fe news to me that tl rm Anew, was about to arrive from oy Arthur Williams, to housewives who want to help fight |). oy. ‘any 02 (hia tinpromiphis mated box-ofice gentlemen @nd the werub-| such « thime as a beauty parfor _, ¢ 5 3 Drofiteering. to open before ‘Thursday, when, ba! women are ‘ll forming unions. In Brooklyn,” the District Attor- gan war arraigned batore > “We want retailers to compete for trade by cutting under our Fair | ,,, | elieves, the sales start ly Price List as much as they can,” Mr. Williams said. at 10 v'elock in tbe: poral ehas 4 “The prices we have fixed are not the prices dealers are supposed =| matter of securing porters for handl- to charge; they are the highest prices they can charge without com- [ing the goods has been arranged by vieting themsctves as protiteers. Deputy Commissioner Mulry. ' “If housewives get into the habit of paying whatever a certain mer- Volunteer Committees organized by chant charges for commodities, he has no Incentive ‘to try to cut his | Deputy Commissioher Laura A. Gam- Handbills calling upon moving pic- ney said, dropping the milk in- trate H. H. Curran, who was a ‘ture players to get in line at a mast! quiry, the meat investigetion and |!" the army, charged with meeting to-night were, distributed! the braid probe, “but Iam here | *WPPort Mra. Ethel Burton everywhere. ‘ to tnveatigute complaints and ri | Whe said he married her at | The handbilis read look into thin one. 1 think the | Bmeland, Oct. 23, 1917, when he MOVING PICTURK writer is a joker, for it has al- | Member of the A. E. F. She ACTORS AND ACTRESSES peared to me that our | after they parted In Rngiand i and women afte so ridhly | tinued to write to her and veome margins. ble will act as ushers and inter- BEXTRA PEOPLE! favored by nature ag to require | rangements for her to come ‘But if housewives will ‘shop around’ a little, and buy where their | Preters. - no artificial ornamentation.” ‘United States to join tlm, money goes the longest way, it will be worth a retailer's effort to try To-day, under Chief Inspector | IG MASS MBETING! —_—_——s “On Wer arrival July 7, she nafa, | a to get their trade by competing on prices. Sieares : Mapaater, the 'taeem: wan res i UNITY HALL took her to his home at No, 163 “Careful buying of meats can do a great deal to bring down the |™moved from crates, before being | M41 Weat 47th Street 13th Street and introduced hér bute dills. won to the Tapers and | TUBSDAY NIGHT! friend” to a. girl who, he said, » “Houscwives ought not to try to decide what meat they wilt have witumeh ie tie meant te | i oy I for dinner before they go shopping. ‘hey should find out at the | pay the expense of this dials haut Come and see what we are going to do a an fo. alin," sald the butcher's what meat they can buy to best advantage on that particular | and therofore the price of thé bacon, | a iotatt test a pally Nn 2 cag), day, and then buy that kind, | Se in t bige to cover the city’s overhead, has been | EQUITY DISCLAIMS ALL KNOWL. | Husband Offers No Opposition to| ‘She said that sho went a | “This does not mean that they must make a practise of buying | fixed at 34 cents a pound. EDGE OF MEETI:G. “ found friends who shelte mA | only the cheaper cuts. It does mean they ought to buy the cheaper | Besides the bacon, Commissioner ‘The ‘bile’ bors ‘the Impbint of) ihe Plea of “Most Beautiful Git ”+| savisea her to take abt iy ove i cuts when they can do so to the best advantage, and the better cuts when | Day announced to-day, there were Likkeny Prous, No, 35 West 44th at Barnard méstic Relations court. 3. .gwthit | prices are lower on those. moved 670,000 ponnds of canned to- stre aod curried the label of the | Supreme Couurt Justice Robert 1L. (Curran ord Logan to pay “a ' “If every family in New York, for instance, should insist on hav- | toes, pork and ‘beans (of estab- Typographical Union. At the print | Hwee to-day granted: $160 # month all- a week fora year, Mrs, Kthel Bur ‘ ing a sirloin steak for dinner to-night, the price of steaks would be out Mor peter i AS ep peas. shop It was said that ail they knew | mony to Mra, Mary Casey Thorne, to- ‘ton Logan, the English bride,” prt ~ of sight, while the other cuts would go begging. tthe wee aie teak Sn toed bout the order was that it came | fetter, with $1,900 with which to, pay, sented. bar ‘ico’ Van Marion "Do not confuse the purposes of the Fair Price Committee. Our | Uw. Money deposited at post offices | from a Miss Mary Mannings ‘The | hone associated with him, pending the | «en in evjdence, list is stot intended to fix retail prices. It only fixes the highest priec | for food’ wiil be retuned on applica- 4 > | Actors’ Equity office disclaimed all) outcome. of her suit for a separation Pig eRe of No. | that merchants may charge without profiteering. ‘Shop around’ and | tion, Countess de Fels ‘Charges{Petween counsel for Mrs. Lebouds Knowledge of the meeting. from Joel Wolf Thorne of No. 9 Bast! Cy ‘Bask, tia bak Case a make it worth the retailer's while to try to give you the lowest prices re daplanation ot the: webbing. oF s and her sister-in-law, Mrs, Jeane de| Regarding the “mediation” confer-| 16th Stroot. ‘The defendant, who ex-|at the wedding of Marion ¥i ” They Were Not Married and™| v t. But Wineola, Lf he de- | ence of three kinds of playwrights at | Pressed willingness to pay the alimony possible. lurge quantities of food unacceptable | ed, declared i La at eri ar Malta sai Chika | Was Not Hi cides there is, he will order a trial by| the Hotel Astor, it was #aid that the sei fihearang that bape igo jury, | uctor-playwrights und the manager- . doctors’ urees* at-| from aeinctieciiane time, to ure publicity freely in the aght| Schools, of which numerous rabbis pera Lebaud hot and killed in his! tendanne Ser: Bin Wis Renee: ae ae . iB L ; ; fs wad atheee have mieéd compliant, Mr: Lebaudy was shot ani lied in playwrights would not be brought | ne of the nuit. It was 00 etdered. Yeh Warns People of Grave Peril] $", Profiteers and hoarders and gave O’Mailey said to-day: * In.an etort to declae whetber there Men Lob eudte teks triad” for ithe, Biyateally ‘together at once. Hach | "In his counter-claim for separation, K a ag is opinion that publicity was the “The Quartermast ‘ is enough evide se in favor of Coun-| shooting, but was acquitted, Mre,, Wilitell their #ide of the strike 0] the defendant says he was @ good hus- Unless Conditions Steady most effective weapon available at Lersh-andeaaea s orps = 18 / tess Jeane Marte Therm Lebaudy d¢|Lebaudy declared the estate was the playwrights who are neither | band to the plaintiff, that he has always Themselves. the present time, In a very short|bliged to clear certain warehouses) jrels of France, who has sued to re-|worth $200,000 and filed a bond i" managers nor actors, Then the “Just | property supported her and that she, ; . time, he said, the new jaws, de.| Wider the Government food order. It|move Mre. Jacques Lebaudy. as ad-|that sum, The Countess seeks to ae eons ee ‘ te an %) ie = aug manded by the President to curb the| has happened that in those are quan- | minietratrix of the estate of Jacques |M&Ve her. reinoved ay adminintratrix DIMywrighta’ Will see what cam be) Del id hae le cause Of.tke family Publicity and prison 1s Attorney| prontecrs will be enacted by Con-| tities of food not acceptable In cer- | Labandy, tovhave the case go on trial, | paadieane ite ant that daa tetoe aie, | done sa gus Beeesiryel ge Mire. Mary, Gaday’ iréan: whe? wen General Palmer's prescription for|gress—and ho predicted that they |tgin neighborhoods. But to get it) Surrogate Howell will hold @ hearing |not her brother's daughter, \, ethaks hd nce Te ihat eek oe voted the most beautiful girl in. her rofiteers, given in preparing for the| Would be drastic, moved promptly, we have not been : clams at Burnard College and whone 60.5 pis that began in New York| He said he had come to address the able to sort it; if it is not salable in §6-131 GETS HERE FIRST | HIGH playwrights, ‘They sent Frank Gill-! marriage to the defendant, scion of of Car and D cca tbr wits i a me adn nt ofr Heat aa OES END DREN (ow 'Senwresomeary or uci Se Seer ea eeireene| eee ) to-@ay to lower prices. eyes of the country were on Washing. emergency routing, it can be moved ’ ‘ Paul Turner, lawyer for the Warning of the present cycle of|ton and New York—“on Washington,"|again to neighborhoods where it 1s INU BOAT CHASERS RACE OF COMFORT IN OLD AGE y and W. B. Lubin, attorney for] the custody of eal renege hyn raat r9ad \ high prices and wages, he said it the} Be said, “to see what action the Gov-| lable and other foods sent in ita —— | —— the New York State ‘Federation of | Throne 2. whe was taken from her | tne Torkvillo Gourt tacdey serine roment w ¢3 ; a . 7 ; ; 7 5 situation {s not held steady long|erpment wilt take: on 3 faa to] piace. J. L. Day Commands War Craft,! Michael Dolan Has Spent Ten bp seeh M. Cohan denied to-day |Ttemly: according to’ the ° plaintiff, |the policeman did in catching two } enough to permit natural forces to| y, » New! Hyman Levin of No. 641 Hudson fanloe Over Four tn Tr | Naan Sale George M. Cohan denied to-day |turned over to his father, She has re-| leged thieves. Greal was-on a } All be f ork is to be the natural leader in the! street, the sugar wholesaler @who|, Winning Over Four in Trip, |, Years’ Allowance in Five, So | that he will act as stage-hand or | covered « $26,000 pearl necklace and|wagon passing. 81th Strect and } reassert thesiselves “you wi hi i. leat eadg etter ged od Sais the! charged an orphan asylum 14 cents|. From Bermuda. | He'lk Go to “Home.” scene-shifter, While stage hands | brought pa niete | action against the | Avenue last night when a taticab to face with « menace worse than the country falls; w York wins the! . pound tor 1,000 pounds of sugar, as| ‘The race of five eubmarine chasers| An aspect of the high and union musicians are out, Mr. | sme defendant, fly loaded with bundles passed. | war” jchuntry will be able to take care of} discloned yenterduy. visited Ben A.| oi Joo vom tne mermudaa to ine| problem which has not hitherto been, COBMM sald, BO attempt will be made a a ten RSS had a hunch, self, tthews, it 0! he Navy from ¢ Bermudas to the | Problem c has 0 m fr * In anfouncing that Fair Price} «at the present time the plan is for Dintrict Attorney, this morning and| Part of New York ented to-day ‘with | exploited eame to light in West side | show “A Royal Vagabond ANXIOUS ABOUT THE GOLIATH ie Sag patties See eer Committees would fix a local price | each committee to repre: aa ij oF paid u refund of $40. 8C-131, commanded by Lieut. J, 1. | Pollee Court to-day when Michael MUSICIANS AND STAGE HANDS - pear 4 An re chal { {ale to the dealer and to the public, | community and not iD vo mone own | ‘The refund’ did not close the case | Day, recorded as winner by nine houre | Dolan, a scrupulously neat little man PLAN FURTHER ACTION. Ne ee i Sea ri nd batt fair e dealer a 0 subject at} as far ax the Federal authorities are| Her time to the finish line between Gov-| with weak eyes and tremulous lips The musicians and stage hands two men be said the Attorney General said the jury/all to any binding rules set up by| concerned. The deuler’s books are be-| ernor's Ialand and Bedloe's Island was| asked Magistrate Sweetser to commit have another conference for | PARIS, Aug. 19.-Great anxiety ts Washington. The committees’ ing gone over thoroughly to learn if infer for this af y -s y would be the judgment of the com. | ene nee ceenabllclte. vce | the food regulations have been sys-|*W ‘dass, efeht hours and forty-six | him to Jail ternoon, at which It Is expected that | felt here over the failure of the French / | Pi iow is publicity, Give|tematically violated. The dealer| Minutes in the roughest kind of weath- Why?" asked the Magistrate action will be taken looking to the|‘!*Plane Gollath to report since leav- munity. the profiteers and hoarders the full] pleaded ignorance of the limit onler. SC+90, Lieut. August Borgeson, was| "Because I'm hungry and homeless," 7 F Tt has be ing Mogador early on Saturday for ir. Palmer explained further, in benefit of it but at the same (ime send | prices and promised not to repeat th the others followed in this| replied Michael, “and through no tauit ClOs!ns Of more houses, as been | Dakar, ax the >machine wi ‘ t] M i a | DI pI to repeat the |/second and ae equipped “ addressing the Fair Price Committee | your concrete facts and evidence of | Offense. order: NC-524, Ensign C, W, Excham;|of my own, I went to worg when I wag) "Umpred along the Rialto that the! with q strong wireless apparatus, Henry i of New York City at the Hotel Bilt-| crime to the nearest offices af the De- | , ge eA eal Deportinent of gc-217, Knsign G. Donahue: 8 nine years old and I worked at hary next to close will be the vaudeville |Furman, the airplane manufacturer, a. more Inst night, that under ‘the Food | partment of Justice—and we will do| Investigutions of ‘foods. hoatded “in| Lieut. M, Jacoby, and NC-361, Ensign labor until I was sixty-four, when | and burlesque houses by the with jave tay fast he areout of therwsy ; Control Act now in force hoarding is| the rest.” ‘Hudson, Street warehouses’ and are|W. W. Ball. | broke down, That was fi y 1o,| drawal of the musicians and stage place with Ite wireless of big j a crime, and an act of two or more| Mr, Palmer said that the country|¢xamining books and records with a| These boats were on, duty about CoB. | Jar eo MaDe hese te gal Pande Doe era The Airplane’ carried eight passengers z ane ; ; ad bee: ume ea + ee to raige prices is a crime, but for an|tong ago learned that combinations] View, %, aelsures. and prosecutions, |stantinople and in the Adriatic ante an ome mo bd Four more playhouses with five ! jndividual to raise prices Is not alput up prices and competition putlgcir aunressonean:, (o° UPN Bre/made a record om which they were pad atved i woe vue ne (| shows were forced to clove lust night] MB? tMee Manslasaaton Pres. | ‘eld unreasonadl ‘ yal knew 1 woyldn't live very muel | Dr, Julfus Hammer, No, 1488 Wash- crime, He hopes to have it made| them down. He auld the country has highly complimented by forelae ving (ithought-Mwould take It easy the reat | OY the sympathetic strike of the stage) 2” J eis the Brome Slouded act . Dew . 4 * A troy ing \d eit easy the ren t \ led no eo at once, with the same penalty as| “Very Bood laws” to prevent com HEALTH INSPECTORS eoets Py Mertobe geht ee |of my life. 1 could have done ao if the| Nands and musicians. They were the| sti,’ berore Juauice Mitchell. tn “the | for hoarding. (Continued on Thirteenth Page) ‘The boats which made the race were [Prices of things had remained ax thoy | Selwyn with “The Challenge.” Astor, \irone supreme Court to-day to é He urged the committee, in the inean- = ae elected from the fleet of twenty-ala| Were. But prices have one up. 1 have! with “East Is West," Forty-eighth | charge of manslaughter in the first de- | Mother, Facing Dispossess UPTO HIS NECK IN HIGH COST - fo the United states in command rie sou pous sear a | Walk in Darkness” and “The Nine|his plea by Sept. 26 and he was re- Fails to Get Delay Aftet : ‘apt. Cc. H. Ni . They were ex-| Money ls one hey have raised the | Clock Re and “The Midnight . OF LIVING, MAN MUST PAY | Eight Hundred to Inquire How|SA%Sa Sy “ine Messy, Emp. Hannitat [rent of my tM furnlated room over| cance ce cies’ jon Amatordam teat, [unas ander 96.600 bell. Mi is éharged Tragedy. ‘ . Tue’ navel authorities believe the Lon 19th Avenue, haven't kith kin| mrallc” on the New Amsterdam roof, | with having, caused the’ death ‘ef: Mis.) whiis) the neighhore and. he 5 r A h nov kin High Prices Have Affected | gctisr beat ail records between Ber |), the world and no friends able to alg| TWO YOURE Women who were very |Marie Ononesom, wife of Russian 4'0* | were searching all last night for ¢ 35 CENTS FOR Nourishment of Famili muda and New York for gasoline-driven | iy, "4 ) easy to look at appeared in West |lomat, by an illegal operation in her j ‘ourishment of Families, mics es 4 : ear-old William Cantwell, No. 118 = lchael Dolan will live out hie da Side Police Court to-day before Mag- | Riverside Avenue home, 53d Street, the bo; tyi dead 1s Health Commissioner Copeland's A ACE. ip ive Beme for the Infirm on Black | istrate Sweetser, and one of them sald a eee oe pee she Representative Siegel “Tells House| Investigation of high food prices ang) BOY SLASHES GIRL’S FACE. | *« end. “Plense, Judge, Will You help Us Ket| Finndd Sagar Heard of 5,000,000 (he bottom of an airahalt, Price Wi : Oe meee Fe Bost widow. recently received’ «dia rice Will Rise Sept, 1 Unless | hoarding w Droadened to-day. | cat When Goes to Her Father's 48 TRAINS ARE RESTORED Neither of you looks as though! gogron, Aug. 19.—District Attorney ico and was to have appeared a Prevented. when he Issued Instructions for about Anninince. you neede makes Ups, pamar ned, the walletion today samuanend thes enaee th, “District os ‘Court WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.—Thirty- | 0? DUrBeS doct’@ and inapgctors of/ ite Rotkowits, fourteen, of No. ON THe NEW HAVEN ROA Ni des cae lnc a gators had discovered more than 5,000,- |aeili who ‘tound’ tive want GoAES Wi appease Boot. 1: hae tt iece taro ae fp ji9it Biret Avenue, was cut across thy | Whereupon it transpired that they |000 pounds of sugar in storage at a|penred for her ‘and e: house canvass to ascertain < ; 4 "’ 4 \forehead last night by a knife in the eral action is taken to pre-| the effect of Ligh prices on health in/iinds of a boy when she went to the incre in prices. Repre-| the nomes of various classes of resi-!ngsistance of her father, Charles were Rone Rolanda and Virginia | warehouse In the Charlestowh District. yer ee to Judge 504 : Fissinger, dancers on strike, ‘They|rs the State laws. make no proviai Servien > ? - " | As provision | Sirs, Service 85 Per Cent, Normal and) were with the Winter Garden show |/" ‘action againat hoardera of unless 1 vent Maed them to leave und Etta jumped |New Haven. and Hartford Tall fn front of her father as one struck at | w him. their property, but when they went the Winter Gurden this morning ‘ anley Sharpe, the house manager, tion to determine fair prices, been able to supply all members, par: “Ret sentative Siegel ew York assert- : eo of No, 1917 Firat Will Be Res Bully b: | Until the union called them out, and the "Monten Jpeantinpopancag nat Se bleh dents. » Inv of 1 reth . Will Be Resumed Fully by wt Noy etruck they left in their |atuffs, the District Attorney instructed [the Monatins | Donsteuchion team j 9210 'SDG SPURS IR ADIEDR HEIRS 8 268+) Te: Mapectors Br6 to vial Som Thursday, \Uressing-rooms their — wardrobes, |the Inspectors to report their finding |orger to make u new use of the ft olution asking the Federal Trade] jn all parts of the city and inquire) th ry ; i | nake-up boxes and everything, Now |immediately to Federal authorities, ing. f Commission to conduct an investiga-| whether the family in each case has |wore maine in front of nis shop. He | Horty-eight trains of the New York, | they are leaving New York and want | i restored to service this morning, | lers have been informed,” | ticularly the children, with sufficient | it Was announced at the company's of- j : ” . food to insure proper nourishment. <n r 5 Mr, Siegel said, “that they will be] fet ee etre Pree inspectors of the fees, making the service 85 pes eont,| wouldn't allow them to enter. ; ¥ allowed to charge 35 cents for whiled wealth Department are visiting mere|FINCH LIBEL TRIAL BEGINS. |normat. iy to-morrow, it is aid, ati | | Maxistrate Hweetsor gave them a ‘ , \ collars after Sept. 1, Retailers pay| chants and inanufacturers to learn) aera traing except the Knickerbocker ix. | Summons for Stanley, mathe Ane de) ‘a i 21 cents for collars now selling for| Where there is hoarding ur profitesr, Jersey Pronece Den Aceept-| press und Merchants’ Limited will be tales: fe pollenaan pi * 1 4 the and serve ————— S ataanenenttl SS & 5 cents, but the new wholesale price | INE, Cases of either Will be reported) ing 95000 in Kage Klection, [running on schedule, ‘Thore two F . will be 25 cents with a 10 cent profit | and licenses will be revoked wherever | ‘The sult of Public Provecutor Poerre [trains with thels full equipment Will) i peD AUTOISTS HELD a j for retailers, “Two yeurs ago the| possibile. Garven of Hudson County against |e restored on rele eshte . ‘ a Cl y. Fine! 200 for libel was ° i» after e ork re- - — i wholesale price was $1.10 a dozen,” soaeee ee amruitt Court in Bayonne, [Stored to-day are Vwe Detained Whi! ¢ a = SHAD INCREASING IN HUDSON. ix. Te to-day. Mr. Garven assorta that | laving Boston for New York, vis Up Ownership of Car. « : ” favorite mailed Beer Sotiris 4 | Mr, ainch falsely charged him with ac- | Willimantic, at 745 A. M. and 1.40] James Carrano, twenty-two, and Al- your i peper Stored in B Vishermen Report 1918 Ft \cepting $9,000 from the Public Service| P. M.: leaving New York for Boston, |fonsu Graeco, twanty-alx, who suffered you every cay. BUFFALO, Aug. 1 arly 4,000,-| WAIL Show Hest Catch tm Years, | Corporation in furtherance of the can-| via Willimantic, at 7.51 A. M. and 249 }many bruises when the automobile in | H Evening World, 19¢ per week 000 pounds of dressed and cured meats} Shad fishing in the Hudson River is | fdaecy (or aah Senator of) p.M.; Bar Hurbor and State of Muino |wiich t have been found in fruit storage ware- | Improving, says a report issued by the) “The damages Were limited to $200 to| eaPress traing, vin Worcester, from g.30 0) J . . . were riding was upset at ck this morning $n Williams- VA 4 Dally World, 18 per week ff |nouses in Niagara County, according | Department of Commerce outlining the pring, the che Noun” go" te “rould bel New York, for Hartford at Id J ML [bonding an Invertigation of the own to message sent to Attorney General | Work of the Conservation Commission | of Sn Inferor Soni so ot mille, Me) New Fork for Hartford at 1.45 M3 | ves Sunday World, Gc per Sunday \pPaimer by District Attorney Lock. Of New York. Wigures for 1919 are be- eee Weaving Hartford for New York at aay the car in owned by | ing compiled, but Ashermen are certain 3.15 Po Moy leaving Boston for Provi Cie of No, 451 Bast fiath | ‘ woud to-day, Nearly all of the meat (hay will oxceed those of tain | peya of Ven Held tn Safe Robbery, | ines at 7.39 A.M. nnd hid LM atta, and’ accuse Carrano | ors " “borax cured," the sale of which is the best run for ycara totalled a 403; Three ten-year-old boys were are |i) ; lanaatan walk ti raeco of stealing it | s yma’ shit, In 1917 the total was 12,015 " tlle morning ‘ey detectives of | onXiie rrovic r Borton at 4)" men mays the machine | restricted under the Pure Food Laws. "'iven with the increase the, Hudson 4 morning by detwctives Of lp. Mt. and 11 P. Mts leaving New York (wan a Jitney and claims to hi Libets were begun in eral court on far xhort of its previous roc tre URS ASOR Tone: New Haven ond Meriden at 3.98)! hia ride } i word Fs Lede ttsuie dcech seen ann S308, compartd ‘tor onby #s4-e0s in leaving New Haven for New |iwchine atelen * | Fork Cis. 7 ates 4 M18, Steps have becn taken to. bettor at $05 A. Mi: leaving Provi- The men wi a = 00 pounds of but alleged to have the’ pghng. one being the prohibition en ed, En far Worevinter at 9.40 A.M. and Hridge, Pinna ¢ c eon “withheld from the market to jy the epewning ground between Ki! trapor had been by way of the 12.08 Mit. leaving. Worcester ‘tor Nu. at 108th Rivest, he w nase the price, tun and Hudson root. Fiovidsicy et 143 &. jGracco at No! 3160 Fires Avenua