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Evening sentinel, Thursday, April 30, 1914 · page 10

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.. REC LEES

Colored Layer Sandwiches

The sandwich always carries 11 till it,

'11 flavor oi’ festivity. ltcmllcctlous ol‘
our childhood days lil‘t' intimately as-

V sociatud with sandwiches: we carried
them to our Sunday school picnics;

Vwe molt them ill our lunch pails; we
had them for our parties. and our very

first party dress was marked by our

very first mayonnaise sandwich. .

The possibilities of the sandwich as

( an eatabie and as a decoration have
V hardly been realized. says Mothers
Magazine. Despite all of the interest-

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cream cheese with suit and red peppel

 

V". have still

e‘tettdency is still, too much, to use
reliable ham, tongue and chicken. The
VVhbSiést-i who wants to have an onus
ual little party ought to take ’édvan-
. sandwich.
First 01‘ all, the solinre loaf will he
11311111! to lend itself much better than
,th'eV round lost, to the decorative
Beheme' Square loaves can he cut
into cubes, into triangles, long, thin
slices, narrow finger lengths and all
ports or patterns. it butter is [0 be

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to tile variation of tolor in sand» London View of Men‘s Styles

wichos.

I.tilNl)O_V\Vl-«Comparing the fashions
Very pretty effects can he obtained

, , , m 1, for inch with those l’or \thlllt-lll, one
1 1 1 1 ‘11 l I I. u .) ‘
"3' placing ”mm" "a pop m 0 comes to the conclusion that while
1, .. 1 _ - 1 5 , 1 3 '1 u: .
loiy crisp 11llit1, ltttute halts or up i the latter a“, continually changing,

curly fresh parsley. . Nasturtium
leaves laid around a plate 01‘ graham
bread sandwiches give an unusual hit
oi‘ color, particularly it a low of the.
blossoms are added.

The unusual sandwich is often the.
result of necessity or experiment, and
is almost invariably the most decora-
tive one.

Mint sandwiches. Thin cream cheese
with a little cream, and spread slices
of home made bread with it, Slightly
bruised, very fresh young leaves or
mint should he put'between the slices.

Nasturtium sandwiches. Season

the former, except oVer long periods.
luol'cly vary. 'i‘licst‘i’ variations, ni-
iiiouub perhaps slight, make all the
difference between right and wrong
to it \1‘1_:ll-1lressc1i man. By varying is
meant such details as an alteration in
the number of buttons on a coat. citli-
,cr front 01' sleeve, slightly more or loss
ishapc, to the waist, 11 little deeper or
narrower opening to a waistcoat and
so forth. and it is surprising what a
difference these details make to the,
general style at a suit.
This year we are to have a move

1:1 the direction of extreme neatncss.
1A smart lounge suit will be cut, well

and tilln with a tew drops oi lemon Shaped ,0 the waist and with only as

Juice. Spread on. WY." ”‘1“ slices much fullness over the hips as is ab-
oi bread over which you sprinkled soiutoly necessary for comfort. All
new nuslurtium buds" other details of dress, such as shoes,

Date sand11'iclles~t‘bop dates and ties collars should be in keeping,

Emu” walnut "0M5?” 39’9"“ heartless will be the necessary quality. 1
bread “Vm‘ soi't “mm“ cheese. sprite it would seem also that soft collars};

 

 

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aousamcr‘taincoat 111111: “ *1
hes recently appeared, and this will
do much 11111 11rd remedying the dislike
which many people express t‘or gar<
ments to be worn on rainy days,

The new fabrics iu'o’ very different
from the. heavy, bulky goods of 11 few,
years ago. Considcring the style or
the dainty cllil’i‘ous lilldViilt’. slicer nia-
terluls worn bniy women at. the pres-
ent time, one could scarcely tniaglno'
the ludicrous effect that would be the
result ii‘ worn with the. old-style lin-
derwear. Women have learned that
warmth is not. gained by heavyweight
materials as evidenced by the warmth
without weight materials. which hu11 ,
gained suth popularity the. last i'ew'
seasons. When these \1 crc shown tor
lloakings they sprung into layer at

 

once, and the wearers buie found that , Mm, yoll have m, hand, as well as will not put] it“. bid

they are so much more comlortath
titan materials previously used that
the tendency is [or an increased (it
mund ill all lilies ot’ 111‘nucns wear.
for garments sheer and light. i

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Rolling collars

 

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,tboue vou purthasc later,
,iiilIInoni/c at least with elcl'y tablcf

 

One Design

A‘ plan that has saved time, labor

and money in one household, says
contrillillm‘JJl the Ilnllas News, is
the following: in buying lint-n to
begin lioiisckcopinn to replenish
ouo‘s stocll sole-ct damask ot' a dis-
titictlyc (lesion, as t'or example, the
rose, or soul?) other paltcrn that
pleases, and purchase a generous sup
ply of napkins to match.

As the table cloths nccd renewing,
buy others adhering to your dc~
sign or as nearly to it is may he pos-
it 11111 wish pattern rloihn lor
lormul usc select aiose pattern. 11'
volt baic chosen the rose as your
l",l011er always taking care to not a.

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good 1111111111 oi damask.

lloth, 1111111 ii the) life not t‘xtltt inni-
cites.

With tbc sumo oulial you will
hit“! ulucb greuicl' satislacliotl ill'

the. appearance ol‘ your lliblc than is

will then,

lpiccc of sandpaper.

 

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Worth Knowing

Allltllill} Slilli CHllilHllllll

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Whilcs of cggs should be cold it you

\\'1tllt to beat them very stiff.

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, How Miss Holmes Begained Her

it improves prunes to add a little, Health

older to the water irl which they 11111» if you are ,,,,u(,,,,,,._ .Villi WW, mum
Vliro'l ill your blood, alld lilt’ tclltllill
,V'sylllploms are 21 polo l'acc -~c1ilol'll'<s
very well l'lcaii-I lips, usllcn i'iligl'i' nails, poor circu‘ln
tioli. and short breath, and
iscrious diseases arc easily (’(lliii‘iil‘iv‘tl
~11heu in this condition.

coollcll.
Steel llnivcs can bc
ed by a paste made or Plilt’l') powder “‘“l'”

and oil.

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Muslins must be trotted wet. Ii tli- H , m \gm" {I‘M 1"“ 3‘1"“ 110111111

. o 111 .‘ 1" '1' ‘ ' "
lowed lo get dry they will have u , ,0“ 0 [d m 9.“ '1‘"? H “1“
111 or aver' 1111' > ' ' -1 . '~

rough appearance. , ‘1 _1 11111111 11111 01111 pll
ison. hilt’ says: “i have been weak

'and anaemic since childhood, always

Always use cotton instead 111‘ silk

 

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The “all lulien iiiclidl 11., gimp-Le 'lhe cotton ‘ , ‘1 “(id titling. l 111( .llter
,tonlt' was tricd \1'ltll little or :10 1'11—
‘slilt until \‘iilol was rt’CtililIllOlltitli,
, , , .. 41nd '1i'ler 'l'illw il‘t“ l1 1: . '
i'l‘lill JHI‘S can be easily opened it ‘ ‘ “1‘ h h E ““1““ I”

appetite and lliucstion have been i'll—
proved. i do not suffer any more.
from insomnia, nor do i have lilfill‘t‘rfi‘
iin}: bcadal'llcs as i'orlncrly, and 1 ant
strongcr than i huvc boon for ycal's.‘

,1ou will take. hold oi the top with a

 

I11 Hilll‘t‘illilg colored lnuslins do not

allow the starch to be too hot: it will , ,
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.used, cream it 1,930“. spreading. Have. to the 'llil and date mixture over eat‘h , except for WU special oncasions. all —-—-—” ‘ ,possible win-u linens are bouaht lil‘Sll'Ul' ”W color.——l”lallus News. Vwcnll person in this \icinitv ,0 ”v a.
.,.Va‘l1~'el'y sharp knife, and cut the bread lily” ““d We“ “‘0 5““?- together-Wm bare to go, anyhow for a time. ’ i The low. rolling collar is 2101111 oniblllillamlru l'llshiiill. You may al-‘ _... bottle of \‘inol with “,0 11.111111151111111—

“ on a board so that .1011 can pless the 11""th " These changes are more welcome nearly all of the new slilrt-waists.lso cmbroidcr your liilllhil‘ih' with the. Cold Starch V‘mu. that their 1.101.911 will be return. 11
Kittie fiiiiily down at the edge of the‘ Fig ““d m” sandwiches-Butter‘ than otherwise, 1nd contrast iavom- Very little lace will be used, as plaiu~ comfortable assurance that they may ”V 3'0” WM] ‘0 make starch and “It 1111 does not do 11d no claim 1" ii
V‘s'lche and thus mow", mm,“ mm.“ slices of white bread generously, and bly “.m, the rather more careless style “(.35 is the ruling note, noysthe New he used as loin: as they last, since it get cold before starchirlg the clothes ilavlcl' druggist \ill'lihlVolWVlH 1V1 '
'flruetg are mm. 9,1,1], “.1 011 after make a filling 01' chopped figs and (,1 .1. .91.. or 1111., “go, Haven Journal Courier. .\'et‘l1' lines they match all 111' your 111.111... 'i‘ill'rc try this 111ml. Alter starch is "W“? ' ' ' ‘ ‘ " ‘
the sandwich is made . Hills, spreading it “Cl“‘De‘l slices. 1 ,._._._. are pointed and sleeves tire either el- will not he a half dozcu napkins, or 1111‘] while 1101. sprinkle “Old WM" ‘ — -

“If szaiduicbcs must 1.9 “1,111,. somgV (Hive and Raqueigrt cheese sand, Garments Getting Lighter bow length or wrist length. llrcssyla table cloth. that can be used only all over the 1011.115 though 1‘0" '\W‘N" IN BANKRUPTCY COURT ,‘
time before they are used 11 rap (itch wicbes~Chop olives and mix with Ro-l Since the demand for sheer, liLilt- waists are done in course clnbroider)’: il‘m‘t‘li. lllli‘llllsc the) do not harmonize Sprinlxiing clotllO-‘i- You “‘i“ ”“d "" .. -..-- V
one in a pallet napkin and sci tlicm 1111111011 cheese, salt and paprika $1111 111111111 llliitt‘i’illis slatted several ecu that is to say, the entire l'routs or‘ “in, 11111-11 ”Hm, 0,, me common: 91-. scum 011 top and ("an “59 9"""~" ““9““ 11“, l. 11.15... 111 Norwilli. til 11

' "away in a cool dark place. When they ch 11 uh just a drop 01' clear \ilicsm‘ sons GEO, there liaic appeared litany backs have a pattern 01' sparsely scat- crytliiur. may ho used trccly. 01' ii-ml-OS Angelos Express, V “,1.“ 1.1 ,1,” ("r11lilol's' ,,,.V,,,,,,,,_
titre left over until the next day, toast and spread on 1111:. slices or rye bread. innovations in the weaving of fabrics. tered balls or circles or flowers. M 1, , Lorain! Vermimm, [1mm N1‘lil‘\. W
them just as they are. and you will V'l‘his idea in thin novulties has enter. --~~~ Coat Keeps Shape , Grater f0? Glass .\'or1valk. “3,.” SHUUM S,.,,“'.,,,.,Vl ,,,.

another variation. Crisp, Scotch Cakes ,ed the field. or rainlouts, and the new; V'l‘bc 1ery 311011 111111 saackcts (1 id , w»... , ‘ , ”w” . ,_ Ntll'wzilk, $2011; trestnl'n chub- V1~..., "
' crackers make good sandwiches. l , -~- ._ est style is said to be made from all- capcs are not hall" so orally with any TO M" ii 11 10:11 1.1 cood shape, alter 'ibo $1393 853”“ ‘5 "e“ H 1“ ‘ m' llmoklyu, N, Y.. $1.32. 11'”?
Colored layer sandwiches are veryl (lac pound dark brown sugar, halt" tosoii, which it; moeWh'Mropt, re» other materials attithey we with the hanging on lipligel and huttoalng. 1111, ”91131”! DGWIQG 5115b Oi $1396 3" INN” m“ ,__M ,_ _
\lalle them by alternating pound hilt 1' and lar , two eggs,.one gambling“; 1,4,9 so thin that the dresses or white not embroldyred mull stut‘i a lot 01 soil paper into sleeves; 5.3, 311111111121; 39611, ma it it \(‘Iyl ”Dyspepsia is America‘s curse lilr- 1,- _
' limiiite and awn-n lircud.and1i'iliing in tablespoon of soda ,dfisolved in iuke- dress or 111.11 underu'é‘llth may be e1 n and others of the sheer Rite rilmtly. ictc. find are 1101‘ nicely the COM keeps “0"“9319’1‘ ‘0 audio “3 9 “W" “"05 do“, l‘llood mm.” confine” d,.5,;,,,,_,,a 137,4
iota: foods- whitb have bright and at warm water, one ounce cinnamon, one through it, “"‘nr'dw textillc or put iB'ut it is 1ery discourse in, in fact the “form l‘utl't‘i‘ (on just 1‘0 313013131“!fo 9“” “1 “mm; ‘L “Rh" ‘1‘" 11.111: 111011 time 11 am“, out the inipu'i- 51' i
tractiie COIOTS- Hard “OHM 034.25. to— lml’fld l'lour. 'ROH out rather thin and tent oi the niuterial,'11_ld this is made useless to in to sell them or even to the lloor when coat is in use and l'Cl‘rd Times. in washes Very ell-“ill and ”9, “mm, “,0 .11. "can “Moms ,,,,_ E
matoee, green peppers, 1121111111, 111111911 bake in a moderate lovon. <t7liicai§0 ill plain colors. talk about them while 1. weather 11.111111. pill. in when coat is on hunger is pronounced much more Htlllliil)’ {cot ”Home,“ ,,,,,,,,,,, “111111 a, d
toe and chopped parsley all contribute Inter Ocean. . , ., 4 1, Eight ounces is said to be the weight mains as cold as it is at present tannin ~i.os Angelcs 11.11pm css than the old fashioned tin glitter. , good health.
_ PUTNAM BANK NOW SOUND lNDUSTRlAL GASVV CALORIMETRY., VMUIVHF K GRAY s of olilcc act a tcachcr dismissed has MUST BE VACCINATED BHICHESTER PHVS CONNECTlCUT PATENTS.
. , . , ,, , , SWEET POWDERS no legal redress. . , ”Wm M"). 'rmr 1,111,011» um. . , 3 , .- . ,
rgs Vaank Commissioner Holt. WASlilNG’i‘ON. l). (1.. April 3111.: If" R CHILDREN W ,, , M°"°'°“ ”3'1”“ GM" a m“ ’° ‘3 #:9133333arnztjlytg,:,;,g ’\ ”“‘ "“‘”‘“”«~‘ “"“" “MW .1» ‘
Mhy Reopln May 1. For many years all laws and regain-f ro’:2;«,‘~1,§;lligfturHove-rifts)?“ ~—-Cures 'baby'a croup. Whites 011,-,- Schooi Committee's Ruling , 3.3313511301351333: 1:121: .1. 1.34%} 2.1, 1:11 1: list punished iVl'tllll 1.2:
gi'lPttTNVAM, April 20913111111 t‘ommis- “0m, “3ng to imnui‘uctuled ‘ . elicit-11111111'1'.‘1111lnn,'i"1~§‘1i11u'i “any ouh: and ilrllisefi," mammn's 80"? \1113211 DEV \nl‘il “3 The '1011li ' £1.11. 1,11,01,13,}:17:1,,-,..:~,n .IlCt" oi .1. .11. “211151111. <oiilltllr .11" $3;
, , ‘ Pius -.. ,‘Mflflrlll‘l‘ly “id ”HIM! . . .._,, ~ .. 1 ' .' . 1 ,. ilta'tovuilnmlw 'i r :1. 1‘ ... ~ ' » '.~ ..
, toner Fred ,Ps Holt “ashore Monday w r b d , , Tndd," , “r 1,1. T’anlrlguh 11.10.111.11 lhlont, grandma 11 sameness Di. MilOOi 1011111111191. lu meeting litre yes ,, .M17.u.“'“””" 1111114 pun, 11...” ,
coking 0Vei‘ the affairs of tlic Putnam e 9 use on candlLV'm“” reolure- Don‘tacco 3:11.131. frimimi'iin 1.M,1“1'1'1i:$31‘,""‘ Tllonlas' Eclectic (lilo—tho areal ttli‘tiily iollowcd up itsrccent ruling re- . 1m",,.1r,.,1....~,~..--.-1-. m, .. (larenco .1. ”my”, ,,,.,,,_,_,,,,,,,..,.,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

flop is now on a sound basis, ready
‘to reopen on 11111 1, provided the re-
«or bizatlon of the management is ef-
V The bank was closed last 0(-

 

It keeps the idle rich busv supply-
awopy for the sensational journals.

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Billllllill Bflilllll

AttE $ALTs fro rouse 1111311111111
AMQ NEUTRALIZE lBRlTATlNG
' Acme.

Kidney and bladder weakness result
but uric acid, saysm noted authority
{gheikidneya filter this acid from the
1,1! and pass it 011 to the bladder.
or; it often remains to irritate and
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, tom or setting up an irritbtion
k, or the bladder, chiming
to seek relief two or three times
the night The 91111111111 is 11311011-
that dread, the water passes some.
1.111. a smiling sensation 113111 is

1311111111 weakness, most Ellis: 1111'
cause they can't control biti-

 

‘o’mp’tiniés, very palatal

‘S'svlngs Bank, and be said the institu- .

, this is V
,ly ‘ne‘ '6? the 11.111111111111111 ailments ,, ..

merits. i. e, the gas burned in a deti~ "‘"W‘M‘ *- 5' 0”“739 “3°11" Y-

uite burner at the rate of 11 cubic teat
per hour was required to give u sildC-‘V‘
tiled illumination of so many candle ed several years 11.2.11 an exhaustive
power. This specification furnished a. investigation of the instruments wide-
.tly satisfactory control of the iy used in this country and abroad to
quality of gas delivered so long as the measure the heutiing values of gases,
gas was chiefly used for illuminating with a view to determining the sources
purposes with the old Style oi" open- or error to which the instruments are
name 1588 burner At. the present time, liable. the important precautions to
however, this inefficient type 01’ burner be observed in their use. and the accur~
has been Véi’y largely displaced by 111111 attainable with them. This inves-
burners of the Welsbach man 38 type ligation has now been completed, and
«Furthermore a large amount of tboothe results will be published in u forth-
838 301d today is used for cooking coming tecbinologlcpaper, reprints ot
purposes and to some extentt’or opcr-‘
sting small gas engines torfiower pur-
reses- In these applications of can it written request to diatom-1.11111. It 1.1
is the heating value that ,is at first expected that the paper will some
importance and not the 11111111131111.1111.” the preset about .luno tint,
it has been estimated that less than "
.20 per cent. of the gas manufactured
and sold today,-lndeed in may of our
cities and towns less than 10 per cent. Not to Make Payments 11. Bullet],-
is need in the old tithe of Open llame
gas burners. Notwithstanding this:-
fact we still find in most of our cities

 

sated in the subject by addressing it

TEACHERS discuss TO PAY.

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books rgqphjing that. the 8&1 inset a day (iteration, in the High School au-
déflnita‘f candlspower test. while no at“- attention it was voted that the New
tendon lieu been given, to the question Haven “when! 33 0 body, whether
131 heating value 1111111113 1.. the, indium members 0! the tensile or 1:01.110 on
11111111111653.1211; 80 per can't. 11111111 record as remains to pay 1101 their
588., 30111.. Minty ot‘ tbs,csndlepiower substitutes, and a, committee was ap-

" ‘ ' gum, pointed to 1111111 up 11 1311111111 tom
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it or did not. understand 1
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which may be obtained by those intcr‘r

new HAVEN, April 110.~1u 1131111111- '
11nd,, townsoordtaancpa 011.1119, statute ing 01‘ the Teachers‘ League, yestery ,'

uteacher 1.1m
amass done

“”5“ wbmisto tiny operation. He did
. 00m“ l improvodtlhht along. 1 am now Voiiig
at the all my work and .

household remedy.

PLACING THE BLAME.
Playwright tillagustedlylv—r-P oufound
it, man, you've absolutely murdered
the piece.
Leading Actor ~ Pardon me sir;
toul play is yours.

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WOMAN-REFUSE
lli’EliMIllN

Tells 111111 5111 w... Saved
by Tilting Lydia, E. P'iiilcl~
oVeget's‘bie '
pound.
Loganmnidlnnfnh 1 biLi‘oabt‘iyi :3

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could not stand on
1 my feet and I felt
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} last my doctor told
me that: all that
Would love me was
an operation, but
this 1 11311111111. 1
told my 1111011111111 to get. me. I bottle of,
If. WW.”- JPiuith‘hm's Vegetable Cain'-
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Since W 13111111111111. that all twill,
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carding the compulsory vaccination
of school children by Standing pat on
its action of two weeks ago and giv-
ing the parents of navalrcinateli child-
run one week more ill which topbe)‘
the law or stand proaccutton. ‘
At 11‘ mass meeting of citizens
petition was drawn up asking the
board to rccind .its compulsory vac-
cinaiimi rule and a committee from
this bodyappeared before the board
with it last night. The petition was
tuhTod.
. There are now ill children attend-
lag the public schools who are not
vaccinated because of certificates
from Physicians that they are consti-
tutionally unlit ' tor the operation

8.

,Tbese pupils will be examined by the

medical inspectors and those who can
withstand the operatiozi will be 1111:
cinet’sd.. The out o own pupils will
be excluded from it is public schools
tomorrow unless all» are vaccinated.
Vaccination is to be compulsory upon

attendauce lit «the public schools in

the city 111111111111.

 

 

IPOSTMABTER HELD UP
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. in; me allover. At sprlnflfiold-Nsmlnatlon Seems to Have Mm. 3m,” Tampa. Flu.. or New’pmt

Struck a Snap
SVPRINtiFllliiw, Mass... April

Springfield has

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"-J—Mre.DAtiiuL 1) B. ago.‘ that 11111111. people in Spring-

111121 Kl 111!

"9r" tr‘ibutlng point for troops below the
News has been received here t’rom Mason and Dixon'line. Another camp
Wilsllinttton that the nomination or probably will be located in the lower
fl‘homas J. Costello as poatinaster at New 1111311111 States lind- the third .
been referred to somewhere on Long island. .
Senator Weight? as“. i! member of the- " ‘

dintiinattoni‘l were 11111111 some days next month in order that

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ass 1111111111111 1111111111111 “11.111111111111111 83° RELlABLE-POLEY’B MONEY AND

push switch.

Frank 0. lloaglund, lil'idacpori,
tridgc. . V’. ~,
! Ellsworth A, llau'i'horllc, liridgo 11"1',

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NIANTIC PiCKED AS MOBILIZA-
TION CAMP BY U. S.

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plans for the handling of the National ,,,,m:,fil,;,,,,I, :‘,:1(:‘,:,','lampm' ‘ ‘ '
Guard of the states within the juris- 1111,. 1., 60"“: limp. a , s’_
diction of the Depmtment of the Eask ‘ "M" ‘ ”m‘ ' e11 ‘, “m1 f 'f‘“
of the United States Armv if they elils, controlling: mcllns tor s\\'lli;.'iil.l.‘,’
should be called into the Federal ser- Closures; ."m door “’"k‘
vice have been made public at Gov. (‘liiford llargamln, NQW‘H‘th’lI, an.
ernor’s inland ,lomalie gas valve.

The following mobilizing camps Hidward R- S“"'"~"““ N0“ H“-"“"- 3
have been selected: Anguilla, Me, patents. chest handle, box handle.
Concord, N. H., Colchester, Vermont, lfivnn J1 S]“VJ.”“"‘"1 N9“ ”MW. “:5‘
South iv‘ramington, «Muse, Qlionset play 1’0"» ~..
Paint it 1., Viantic, Conn, Stilton Albert A. Page, East ”1111111. ecmir- '
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terlal. revisable commercial catalogue
and envelope therefor, coilcl1,.lmm—
mock. wind sillclld or back rest for
coach hammocks conch lialiiniocli,
unitary screen,

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lbo displacement engine.

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hrlgadier-gcnerui with his staff 11 ill be
iii command at each general conceit»
trutlon camp. of which there will be
at. least three. One will .be located

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V BUY HALL HOME PLOT Russell Manufuctlulnl; (‘o., Middle»
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arrange; .
ments for the purchase or the Hall.
Home property oanolden lillll street.-

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