M it): "past foil weeks
We «Mm been little more
the soft lull; boom. The
lime is the natursiiyrp-duli son-
the not moulscturlus.,hidnstry,
illness or the nut few weeks
= to have been more pronounc-
‘ ‘ ‘ usual. '
n2, NEH .
he mlar spring mule was good.
it’ll million been delivered. butdupli-
’nu‘iusuni. Consequently the factor»
.iea not only here but throughout the
country have felt the situation. 'Nor-
gilt-113.com to have fared better than
he‘shnt manufacturing towns in‘ New
arise}; and some of the other districts.
is majority of the factories here and
e; neighboring towns are getting
some ordornfrom day to day, but they
m not sufficient to keep the shops
limo more than part time.
o the our trade. which starts in early
gin the summer. and to theihonnet"
'Mde, which helps materially. The
losmen who are on the road in dis-
“t t sections are sending back reports
filli- business, manufacturers say,
just how heavy the fail trade will
a it is diilicult to any yet. The tariff
' ome extent.
,Tlie recent warm wave gave the,
“W hat business a sudden boom’
‘ effected the felt hut business cor-l
gospondlnmy, and Some mon‘ who
bought straw hats when the tempera-
fiuro was at ninety are still wearing
, em. An automobile 10nd of shiver-
treavelers, three of whom were
moose: a Ibood to the .
Various conditions. ‘ \
themthe weather, are blamed ,
inure time that the regular run of
orders have .been of less volume "
“The industry islooking ahead now. ._ l
tuntion is entering into the matter '
l
1 NATIONAL moon
COMPANY
,b‘
lcnncxen
Made from the finest materials and
perfectly bokod,"iliey come to you
gosh, cris andkcalzsn ~31: the mois-
ro-sproo o e. t then: at ‘
meals and blgwoon. Give them to ‘
the children without stint. ‘
look for the .ln-er-senl Trade Mark.
10c
Always
r
‘000.
, w hats. passed through Norwslk,
Sunday allomoon. The car bore a
,t trade. -The straw but has receiv-
‘ however. find the domino last Sntufi
any everywhere in this section of the
BOHL RECOMMENDED.
”MW,” i
i
i
Donovan Wants Him Appointed Pestu
matter at Stamford. l
,WASHINGNN, v’Mny 14.——Repre~’
seniative Jeremiah Donovan, of thel
A‘ Fourth Congressionnl district, haul
recommended. to the Foil: (mice De—i
panama: that John ‘J. Bob] be ap-i
pointed postmaster at Stamford?
, Conn. 9
. The term of Nelson .R. Jessup. pre-
‘leent postmaster, expired 'Decemher
11-} last. die is holding over until
his successor can be appointed.
A good adv. pays boat in the best
IMF”-
s...
gfi‘ymize
Without a doubt the toughest
and mom durable finish made.
Easily applied. dries over night
Chas E Dow,
Washington Street. south Norwslk.
Th
are made of the highest grade of Crucible Steel
Triple Compound Gears that permit the maximum strength with the
minimum weight. The gears are entirely enclosed so that no dirt or cut
you can get into the pinions and clog thorn. Five dilierent styles in stock.
AT EAST HAVEN soon. ‘ i
Plans are being wonked up whereby,
the rifle ranges in East Haven can be.
‘ways from range to range is desiredg
improvements would cost nearly 340.-
Just now the National Guard cannot
get the full benefit of the ransom,
When squads sreshiftlng from range
New York State tag. A man who spent to “we it is necessary to have all
‘ itport of Sunday afternoon on Fifth other squads stop firing. There are
avenue. New liork, said that scores of ten ride ranges and a pistol range at
omw hats were in evidence thermam iHsven. ‘
This all has its eifect upon the ten each range.
’Under the proposed plans each pit
‘. its setback during the lost few days, would be accessible by covered ms-
sogoways. Under such a system the
The East
; and Second
Four targets are on
Lawn Mowers
M._.._,.._.~_..Ww
Pom VIMPROVING RIFLE RANGES suavdsmen could put- in the whole dill“
at shooting and he in no danger of
{getting hit by other marksman.
One mason for doing sway with
improved so as to he more admnMge-i spring field day was the luck of ac-
:ous for the Connecticut Notional
ICluord. A system of covered vpnosagev
biggest in the State.
that can be
Haven ranges are
'Both the F
Regiments used
A good adv. pays :1: the best psper
Most people locate furnished rooms
through Sentinel Want Ade,
contain from time to time lists oi
rooms the: are for mt.
e Townsend
‘\_\\‘
Ma. v .
i “I“ W’W
Charles E. Dow
i
which
obtained.
lcommodntione at the ranges. ‘Under‘
present conditions it is impossible for
‘the troops to get in a full day's work
when they go out for practice.
the
irst
them. ‘
.‘Torrington has a single company
range and there is such a range for ..
Hartford troops.
um Ion . canto. No. ills. F. and A. M.
, in;
~ ions...»
”no magnum soon“
mun. sum Mm
CROOK-EIvWH IELIR
MOTOR'
ELIC‘I'MG UGHT.
When o well established lino wires your house
RID-BEN. DRY
BATTERI II
for electric light
you are assured um good mniorinl sod workmanship will he produo
ed. The value or your ”party will sovsnoe sud you will have stifled
comfort and chooul‘uinsss In your home.
TURF} iREvWINDlNG. ELECTRICAL GUPPLIBB.
54 WATER VP.
T118 WHITE ELECTRIC
_ moi
(Resist
ILICTRICM. CONTRAGTDM.
PHOvam.
moron numms. anus.
C0.
scum nonwnuc “
l
32mm; volume in soulsm»msm
. Modem-m
a" “I »
sequined for grsdustlon. can:
, Wyl'wmlllfidirwting » .
“ "orthodontic" honey-to «iii-Anions .
’ inundation“ to no common, . V Y,
“ ~ wmsfiumine‘oourt “oi "the united 3
a «Elston. Snell sums to he initialisation
V. ,0 foundlo be due.
$341.66; John H. Coolye, of Norwich:
Cloth for Men's Wear
l Accurate Work
“AI-ff
t
1‘ castle prions.
new inseam lll'll'iafienltdgflii‘
them
most oi nil arrears and?“ allowances
Among the beneficiaries residing in
Connecticut are the following:
Mary A. Reception. of Gumtord.
Frances. T. .Benoep of Wailinsford. up
$6.40; Brig. Genorsl John 'W. Bsr-
low, of Newbondou. $2,500; Thomas
Britten, of West Norwnlk, 34.000:
and Thomas W. Wiley. oi Hediymo,
5800.
He also introduced a .bill granting
an increase of pension to E. Davis. of
Farmington, late of Co. E, 5th Conn,
to cooper month. Also, a bill grant
ing a pension to Augusta 'E. McLean,
of West Hartford, widow of Lorenzo
D. McLean.
First Conn. Light Artillery at $30 per
month. '
He also predentedpetitionu oppos-
ing the personal tax provision oi the.
Underwood bill, from New 'Haven,
Hartford, New Britain. DerbyiBridgo.
port and Clinton.
A Furnished Room to Rent? A
Sentinel want changes it to slur
dished rooms—Rented.
NOTICE
TO THE
Housekeeper
Watch for .Borgoin Counter.
Every day something good and
cheap. ‘ i
New England Grocery Co.
72 No. Main Qt. Tel. 158.
~‘oiufic's:r,o;sjl:o:v;r Izmofssztu 'sfinjl Ito's
e “I o I
. circle Fabric Co.
:13 E. inmost, ‘oo. Nev-wilt.
« Opposite Who's twitch.
Merl: P. 0. com. 31mm
, Telephone no so». Hail.
All our Cloth in
Spring. Styles .
‘. Reunited ‘
Bsdiord Cords. 54 inch“ wide.
$2.00sz $1.50 peryd.
Fancy 306M Cords. 54 inches
wide. 81.60 value $1.25 per yd.
Ron... $1.60 uius . 81.30 our yd.
Creams for Coatings, sane vs-
Iuo .. . I ........ 31.60 Mr ya.
5 (Item Semen. Plain and
. Stripes
; Hemline Silks
f Runnauts in Woolen
Worsted sod Velvet
‘11-),got-33:11.93:-'s:-;-;-'-_uni-tn:-
- ..l:l s'af:
Esst svenuecsrs stop It the
Meryl Br'i‘stter, of Milford. $1,000; ' L
late n hospital steward v
l
ial May Sale of China ’
tollinner Sets and Odd Crockery,
‘thu one 5605 such a notice as the above, May Clearance of China and Crack-
, cry, than he may getrezrdy io‘buy confidently, expecting to receive extra values and to
have pleasure in the same: There is a reason for all the small prices and the hall—prices
and all ouqulrcrs will be told the true reason.
.... English Decorated Earthenware Dinner Sets 4
In, attractive pink rose lmnlcrs. conventional borders, floral designs. losioons and
other patterns. A piece missing or nicked is the cause for the half-price.
P
$15.00 value
$7 .50
$x6.5o value
$8.25
Dinner Sets of 1,1,2 Pieces
Designs in white and gold. roselmd. and blue marine. ‘
Value $15.50 for $825 Value $1960 f0" $10.00
Value $20.00 for $10.00‘ Value $15.00 for $7.50
, Value $12.00 for $6.00
$22.50 value
‘ $12.50
Cottage Dinner Sets. Services for 6 Persons
Service of imitation Blue Wi110w, 56 pieces, $6.00
100 pieces, $10.00
English Earthenware, blue underglaze, 54 pieces, $7.00
loo pieces, $12.00
White and Gold Set. Special May price, $10.00
0 O
. Odd Dishes Ill Stock Patterns.
VVOrd has come from English potteries that certain patterns which have been
used for many years are to be dropped. The moulds are to be destroyed and no
‘lllOl‘C of those dishes will bemade forever and over, Only one thing for us to do,
mark down those we have and get rid of them regardless. Fractions of old stock
patterns cannot be lumbering the shelves and taking up good room.
0pm Vegetable Dishes, value .30 for .15
Covered Dishes, $1.35 .68
Bewls, .20 .10
Covered Butters, .00 .45
After Dinner Coffees, $2.00 $1.00
Large Platters, . .75 "‘ .38
Dinner Plates, per dos. $2.26 $1.13.
Broskfsnt Plates. par ties. $1.96 .98“
Ten Plates, per doz. $r.66 .83
Decorated Plates of English Porcelain Colonial landscapes.
Dinner Plates Chinese and Japanese Patterns,
Breakfast and Tea Plates and old style plates with
Dessert Plates colored borders.
Bread and Butter Plates .
Tea Cups and Saucers, good quality. scvcml designs and colors.
Individual Butter Plates, 150 iii‘ixeu. valued from 4 i0 8 visa, V
Fruit. and Cereal Dishes, a sorted decorations.
Gé.
10¢
1¢
41¢. 45¢ per (loz.
’Ou stile inuncrlially.
ocuus'ro mo oerioims.
evocussss mo enormous
illumination by mm ocnum .
Mom to charges
l’mmpt, Polite movies.
. l7 Missile Mum. «slalom. m.
Isl. is yrs. Open Isl. lungs.
flames, Oil and on atom st ms»
and 45m. FLOUNCINOB on. line materials in s wide .
smo bidsi gm:
so ’wm wssuium‘sr.f
scum ileum» ,
use um “mums. .‘
‘ ii. utensils. New Britsiu.
Modem; George
most WWW mistress noon s
W! pmmt in‘ future mm sitsll
abs pesos «was flflfimfl’ln the
w. n. .. «on
NEW FlNANClAL ORGAlzllZATlON.
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Talking About M ill - Work 3.:
Our ids: is to fulfill always, every day. in the best
wsy we know how. our mission as manufacturers of
such goods so you may desire, in the my ol‘ doors,
lush Ind trimming for your house, never to use poor
materiel, sod never in any way to allow any but the
but of Whimhip. May we ask you to test this?
The nucleusuemvw
One of our.lpscinltlco-—-Boaver Boards-shelter than
putter. for it‘s nomcucking, vermin proof and lasts as
long so the building.
lending and Loan Associations of
tints lien! Tension.
rummmnr, Mor- il.~iiepreuen- . j_
tstives of nineteen building and loss :3;
Wisdom from various parts oi the . .,
emu formed hens yutordsy and the
Connecticut Btsto bonus or 'Buiidins ; ,_
sod Loon Associstions. The purpose
is to promote the mutual welfare oi‘
the members sod to obtain the onset-
nsont oi beneficial lows. Officers also:-
ed were:
President-w). N. Standish, Bridge
port.
Vino-Presidentsml’. it. woolen, New .
'nsvsn; Ci. iii. Bitumen, Horldon; 8. ,.
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name" committowchsriss ii.
amnion. New ”sun; 9. W. Finley.
A. Ovals. of Mid.
Elston.
is Bargom‘ Dav , . . ,
Wash ‘ Dress Fabrics ”
mu rosssssusw.
monsoon. its? ,llrwli inorshlo
AI‘J'NA wounds.
12 We. Regular prion We.
more mun
Till! ”flit“ “$0th
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illness “(PM '1’th m. or
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mil I ”so; viiilk'ibluli.)
his. .»_~Isosisrusflss M
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was .0600 Final.
twoxio tits florists. mist its . to.
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