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TOMORROW ,
_ ‘ tieot, 1st and 3d Tuesday or
dob month-“duly and August ex-
t 8 oclock. All
Robert M: Wilcox, ,
, Chapter no. as. a. A. M. ~
eels in Masonic Building, South
in street, 2d and 4th Tuesdays of
h niohthmduiy4I and August ex-
—‘-at 8 0V ‘cioeh. All Royal .‘Arou :
Charles
Wilcox.
c'ordiuily invited
unit, 11. r. holler: w.
1,: .‘ -* .;,. .. . .
NDRWALK B'OALRD Of
TRADE
ldspe—Nshemloh cine...
.opiPreIldent—Cllarle's J. Pldoeon:
tarp-Frank W. ,Hadley. ,.
Mouton .1
the mum or sinned. Maire. st '
noise when «new storeys deleoiued
mil!- Size WII full or hope and s... L
thuIlIsni. would the some use her
at our. to W.. where. she. had learned.
there m s family or ea'ith that :5 ‘
might xii-e. liberally upwind the good.
new building?
“Supper and it good uiiiiit'li Mi Mill 1 . ‘1‘
Lyon." wile the reply. "and
horses shell tulle you there.” ‘
The nest morning In they wereZua part.
in the sniiire's wife told u gent
then
‘ L
on Miss Lyon's Ih'onider. with the"
warning: We not museum much. in:
deer Miss hyoo t\i'le know the peopl
nily. "
When she entered the house on her , « . -
return lilies typo went hulglly to her
zlrlpnfi'. 3*“er Emu“
rate. iih's Ii'iid: ‘
"Tee, it is all true. Just as i was told.
They live in n‘ costly house. it is full
of costly things. they wear costly
~roiothee"-.then drawing neuter and:
almost closing her eyes she whispered
with unforgetuhle emphasis. ”but. oh.
“ they're little bits or lollsIP’fYouth's
Compsnion. .
FREEZING TO DEATH.
"ML Donations Thet come 'l'Nith Exposure
,ENINGVSENTINEL TELEa
. M PHONE CALLS
pea—News Department .
pp 't‘Business Department
’ Branch Office. Norwaiir.
Editorfs Residence . _
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‘ MISSING WORD PAGE.
e Sentiuei's M lasing word page
pg'printed {01 the that time in you
rV nys issue of The Sentinel. Al-
Lsdy lt’has been adjudged a success.
interest aroused by the ndver—
' 'hicin 5:“?9 'sppeuiod in:
; ' M durlnfi$1 this post we
I, was manifest yesteidn).V .
lie requirements to lie/eligible io’fi‘im
V the prides otieied are simple
d the advertisements caretully and
"Vina discoveied the missing word
mperly fill out the lilnnk found .0115
image and send it to The Sentinel
no not later than the following
Nada): Coupons received lifter that
' ebwill not he occupied.
is well known by this time, 850
gold will be distributed‘in prizes
follows: first award, 8113 in gold;
nd sword. :10 in gold; third
ltd, 85 in gold; four nwurds ol'
’ V engh; 10 awards ol'il ouch,
"(Missing Word who will run for
n more weeks. The only re-
hiremeuts urn to rend the advertise-
nts carefully and l‘ollow lnstrud!
'I. There is no guessing; no pun
ins; no rules; just read the ilduor
humerus.
w;-,...._.--.._...._..
CLEAN? ween,
ean~up new is new in progress
indications are that theoumpnixh
will lie successful in every prey. The
" do! iiesith Ind the Women‘s
thoipel Magus Ire hard at work
end have completed illVIir WW ;
III sellers; risen yIrdI.LLiiieIn this, i
suprsrieted by erbium who
All know the Wonders flint
wrousht is uuhIIlthtul .V
by mile; M gummy rm i
re the m seem one "
.. to Extreme 6096.
In the course of a series or experi-
ments with extreme cold carried on at
Berlin, Raoul Pictet. no investigator.
inserted his bare arm heyond the It
bow in i1 chamber refrigerated to n
nature 0:357 degrees below gero
Vite kept it there for several min.
utes. He suffered no permanent dam-
age. but experienced a number of po-
culiar and painful sensations. The
“chief of these and the most trying was
s feeling of pain in the bones of the
hand and arm.
The pain increased steadily it was‘
located chiefly in the interior psi-in or
the arm and Willi lg: legs sever “SSE?
rtions‘ neuro; I In}! 0
El in wail purple oswh'eirthe' MRS ram
withdrawn. in about ten minutes I
Shim”: motion set in with violent
morninfsedssti‘ou of the skin wherever
- it had been exposed.
investigations carried on with dogs
indicated that the process of freezing
to desth is not nechmnrlly on unpleas-
Int one. Placed in o temperature of
2125 to ~150 the animals displayed
quickened breathing ind hengt beats.
with a decided rise shore normal in
the blood temperature. These signs
pointed to s sudden and violent unto-
‘mstic short or the heart to preserve
the bodily temperature. in spite of en-
emetic hos rt action the temperature or
the blood fell gradually to 71 degrees
At this point the heart scuon ceased
very suddenly.
The unsadons of bodily warmth and
isnznor mentioned in descriptions or
death by violent cold can easily be or
deretood in the or the slim erred:
menu-«New Dork Boo.
An Anoient English Wei-Rhodes.
In the records of St. Thomas' hospi-
tal. Ijondon. is an entry of the your
1510 to the eii'ect that “to consider»
ties of the nets tyres or the yen" thI
peorbesllowIdVIveryooesdIythn:
pyntln of Bern for two months. "
qusrt It dinner and I pint It supper.
to new oioii iridium dimes.
whichboneussrhV museums
Mont mm VII 36 bl. Mt
withdilibmllynfldflhk Thesi—
:Mmmwmmnm.»
LW
lint iii-Jim blast: mot; house
Minoan:
Ind in
trues ‘ematioopzplued on her 43
L' The} Will ward ofl' '
man of you. . They.
off the secretions, t'h
purify the bloodlhnd
WM...“
“BRET? ill“ Silllllill
(Continued “from!!!“ PM”
Eleven of the twenty members Were
ipiesent lost night and all but three
of those absent were noted to be morn-
ibers and the chairman of the former
Board or Séliool Visitors h'u't three
members of the old hoard being pron
ent ' :
There were present—Temporgry
chairman Cornelius M Daniels, Sec'ré
tnry Wilfred Bodueli, Assistant Sed-
retary Herbert o. Pollard. Dr. J. Mil-
tcn Cohurn, David H Pollard P C.
Gleudenuing,‘ John” F MeMuho‘ng
.3330?“ W Mills A. J Meeker, George
1W .Stevena. and J. R. P. Hoyt There
were absent-Choirmsn Arthur 0.
Wheeler. Dr. Henry? .Shsrer, Dr.
William J V'i‘racsy Dr Thomas 'F‘.
‘0lnne, John B. 'Lewrenoo. “D“ Bit-1r
Beech, Charles S. Mhecomher, ”trod
William Goggsweil. " ”
The meeting was called to ‘di'derby
substitute chairmitn C. Ill. Daniels s'nd
I .
" Mimi
NioePoldsbu
. «my ousim mom veins"
‘ “AM”
cleans sod nhltene
anus: and lather.
"‘“~' ""iltiniiiiilili“
\ ‘mtiisiiiiti'uwfl
'u " mist“
3"" laid n: all
shoes. 10c. “"iisndy sire.
“flu‘ [mm the only iuileI’ Ihoedreseiue
for «union Ind .
indI oi ruIIIt or’iz'n
that milively contains OIL.
led rI'sud ohlldun'sbeois
M Whites. m.
"“8!"th mus... fight?"
than" Illuminati: At. “2.5%?” “lustre
”W W‘s... m,
veiled! film was
81'de figl'lul
m h ”in.” roams-sou
mm ill ”1.
Mm
eve-em
linens sod Poi
grid shoes.
'm more." i
,. ailmentscnused bypoor 1:
rich. 1 our ears they will help liner L
. acting on the some j ’
. t'insny of the serious :
perfect digestion. By
delimiting
They put new vim and. g
sysitem',‘ and fresh energy and coursge.
into the brain. A first nuts tonic to ‘
' 1012., 25c. :3 L
Always wanted tor suits Ind dresses. are exceptional quality, it) dif—
'V'terent shades.
‘Makemewwg‘m
gene... wooed and... read the, .
minute} or: ti! previous meeting. ,_
Shoot-intends "dti'npman reported
a silent thanks ”in the High School ‘
”budget 8160 has been added to the
incidental expenses and 850 to Vine
salary oi the janitor. '
in; :Ior the name t of tuition by p11.
pile. Mn; Cunning. we... I dam
most to the High Schools. He sold
the measure is a step backward Ind
IIked that the-hoard put itself on
record as Opposed to the measure and
said he will be Kind to no to Hartford
at his own expense to offer opposi
lion.
it was ioted to endorse the shapes
lion relntlve i0 ill'o’psynieut oi tn'i-'
tion ,hy pupils or Mr. Chapman and
it use also voted to spy the expenses
of the Superintendent 1.. a trip to,
Hartford is tight the medium
The additions] items ion the high
school budget were approved on vote.
lit was would that the board oi es-
"mete be asked ml“w 31,000 to phi; the
exppn who! the new school enormit-
tee his ship ulll So for clerical
items.
George W Mills “moved on amend-
ment to the ehectdhat providtns the
money is received it be divided equsi
ly among the members. (Laughton)
Mn; mannerisms believed than
them should up, a clerk or the board
end a. regular set or books kept (or
present and future boards. No item
for this had been agnosed in the bud-
g not he ssld._
Dr Coburn said "It Will be time
enough to apend llge ni'p'hey otter we
get it “
Assistant Secretary l’ollsrd Isid he
has I hook in his onion in which my
information desired may he found. .
'i‘he monument of Mr. with no
not seconded and the original notion
who penned on vote.
Secretory Bodwoli hmuxht up the
A; bill hetero the legislature provid ..
*Has A Number or lni'ereiting
5”: 1'1};er m
it was voted to add :125'Lto the bud--
seniors the Joint school tax :witli Nor-
walk nnd'New Canaan:
completed the budget report for pre-
sentation to the tOWn board 0! esti-
mate and taxation on Monday night.
Wheeler. Bodwell. 5" ll
present the budget til) “theft hosrdior
estimate
Adjouinlad
Iq‘w'in.
, V 'l'l‘here
are wants :0th , 5. every one con~
mining a crest ‘ eel of new; interest
to toiephonevpeople and subscribers in
general
*iisouui indium. has Worse my
phones
Quite e isnsthly composition upon
"Wstpr" written by Dr A.H «Duty fills
severed columns, and is very ioterest-
in; " ,_
frlie following appears on the sporti-
in: me: “The pilot men in the Bent):
Normal: Evenings hove omnisod 11
inseam! teem and through “iii. F. lids-
her. wife chief ot‘ the milling. wish
to meme line they Ire contestants
.ior the baseball championship o! the
season 1918. '1‘th plsyed ._ their first
game Sunder,.htnreii;;ths 80th, detest-
ing the test South NorWsIlt Netiounls
by the weren‘t}! to 7. The memo
about tonne ehslinm to Bridgeport.
New, Revenglstsm'fhwrii or my other
telephone teams within rush". ;
lime stutter and sold it will ”be H
Rummy to provide for the» in the:
budget
”l It m voted to not for 811.090 for
“the din menu fruit Amount will.
“my“
" with the construction wort
sit the secemry work is con!
uh WIHEA' thhsckofdummothers
"oniyoomitwitiitlosnd
' Stile 'Prlce ..
Secretary 'Bodwell reported hating - »
it Was voted that Messrs McMahon .
l'tems'
IO'OIVVVIIIUI
All W651 Serges
45 inches wide; inibleuh Ind white and sit“. the perineum“. nil
V‘Z;1vool,spon5ed and shrunk; worth 81.00 yard S'peohil Sale Price
French Serge
S peciel Sale Price
Men s Suitings
'EFor worsens suits. in new and ‘black; also hair lino stripes; $6
5mm“ "“1 ”931"” $100 quality. Silecliii‘iSn-le Price“? $1. 69
Block Broadcloth
, A rich quality imported Broadbloth. in I. perteot hlnels (summer w.
_ weight), 64 inches wide: sold usually .83. do yum
Price, yard ....... .
French Linens
is". inches wide in over 19 different shades. white and unlock, all
pure linen, with special Non-Krusil'ile finish; worth 750. Special Sale
Price ..... . ............ M 49¢
Rotine or Eponge
The fashionoble rough weave. imported mm France this season's '
most popular fabric in colors for both street and evening eesiume;
regularly 81.50 and 82. 00 Special Sale Price 98‘ and- 81.25
or—
EntrI'Or-din'nry Will le iced; Otter
Dress Skirts Made to Measure
Measured. made and nixted by thoroughly superiened tail-
hrs Fifteen new spring styles for choice. Settnisotlon aileron-
10 day Special Offer, Starting
Tomorrow—411.3125 Sim.
... Splect Iny material 2591111986 or over loader steep Dries: '
Goods Department where you can choose from the outflow of
feshionnble spring and eum'rner material Indoor tsilor will take
your meesurements. make, at finish your shirt at the met
shove prices
DR. MARGARET MORRISON
Ciuropradtor
emissary or new vosK om.
" ' g . litters of expel-issue.
Specialist in Selentlflc Spinal Adjust“
. merit
component: is suspensions-o m eon-II. sputum, ;'..
shoestring MD mumupunme elem "
itii‘i Wsililsms some. seem Bulletin on sun.
rises... sane rim-is. Coon. -1
"MI MUM”. M 73"
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