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cheater, its. as, it. A. in. Etlcnts in which the same symptoms its the earnest appeal toss: titty -.of u fling» mi .mm w i; suction-i moan w ‘m cm: mm mm
but.“ 1" "mm“ mum" mm! “4 ”mm?" mm‘“ 'm ”m “1°” ”W ”n" ”‘1’ “MM" tendeht ofthe Providence division vio‘o ~ " 5"“ seem a" ................. ems
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etch month—July and August 13-! "a the ”Ritual u my WI
zoomed-«u s ociock. an hour Aron. 5“"- Wm "1° 00"" l- eerlled log “It meant!
m. «I. D-Iiiller 8W5 Hinduism-55 NaMfllnciieeu .mtom ”inch Plain Retina Welt:
must meow:
the (I08 With P M I ”ma 0‘ the _ . . CHILD! "IQ WM division “00 E 45 “.th III MIG I I
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Li . ion the moist eyeball. The rice poem oi oi Nor-walk will laid-h their GrIM Army at the New York “v4.10?” ":5” boa; 1‘. pm“ and erotic bode" o ....... no
a; ‘w -I Elli the preachce or the tears then he: 5t‘sdnzru5rthz5d esteengeiizuwr, in“ 3. I.“ railroad wort no.5 .. “a“ 1"“ m” IngoxutaTmES m
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II.Thei-e can be little doubt that the is not washed from under the eyeluu: .City of Norwsllt and “I her inhaoi- Buckingham sad . m” “fl" at," 1”sz Im the services o" 27 inch on“ m...“ ‘0 “whim. and RI”
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niery one. Wh‘ the‘ book -to-the.tarm"
ritIovement has so small at po5puler sp-
peel. After a thorough Investigation,
5‘ file department has found that the
hired hand on the average American
term works nearly eleven hours a
day in summer and ten hours 9. day,
5 in autumn and winter. When these
limits are contrastéd with the hours
qt lebor required in trodes, or etch.
aiming unskilled labor in the clties.II
' it. will he at once apparent why thc‘5
lt -to-the farm" movement is adopt-
by working men only its is int re-
EEnAnd yet it is difficult to see how nint-
bars are to be bothered in this regard.
:who use I chamolukin in epplymg' STEPHEN FRANCIS CHERV‘ITZKY.
'the powder are less liable to cause the I “:0"? 5‘s Irma?“ 5 Church. 330
5600 dust to arise, which probably tic-.3 pm“ t' Br geport, 0°"
count! 10? the condition not WW5 sANKmo FACILITIES AND now.
found in every wompn using (not:1 LATlON.
powder The condition is quickly reJ Editor Evening Sentinel:
lieved by flushing the eye with horlq‘ Poets and figures are usually ap-
acid solution. The irritation rapidly preciated by thoughtful people who
disappears when the eyes are kept; desire to become acquainted with the
5“,"th t ith thi truth. For this reason I believe that
on w ‘ soc ng ”Hum Your readers would be interested in
i ”'5" ° ' "' 5: some notes of comparison of the bonit-
_ WITH 50TH5IQ IEDITOfiB 5? ing taciiitiea in proportion to the pop-
ulation, as it exists in a tow oi the
adioinlng cities. Onr adjoining
neghboring citieswaridge 55rt on the
The Hon. Frederick L. Gaylord until
Entire mm are Republican State Cami
itrtil Committee. fail at election to thJ
5shrieelty of New Haven county an!I
thereby attain banishment to political
losel allied ith ur it The n-
Iohllvion, but let him never be forgot c y 555 o c y 909
lation, number of banks and the aver:
cemeteries and there deco e
are: six dent's-ed radii
hmpriate xercleesn
will be services in Si Pt’ul' a Church-
yard cemetery by Buckingham veter-
ena and the Franklin school yard by
the Douglas Fowlerbmembers
Belle leiartll Cl‘llh.“
A dance will be given et the Belle
island Club. this evening, in honor of
the formal openingpt the season. The
usual meme” he" been made
for the their.
. » . Retort Point.
The formal 32319559! Roton Point
will take“ place ay. a'nd it promisca5
to-sa sa'th'a‘aioii Mommas
pavilion. the manyfiw directions at
the Point will he i rally patronized.
other and chief' dispatcher oi’ the
i York division. appointed“ mm- ;
master on the Old Colony division 'Fcb.
ruary 1908, superintendent of the Old
Colony division January 26,1912,snd ' ..5
superintendent of the Shore Line din . ~-
Iviaion September is 1913
Mr; Gallery wee born July 81 1874,
and has been employed in the trans
portation deurtment or various lines,
entering_tlreervice o! the New York. '
New Keven and Hawerd'rsilroed Do~ .
camber 1.190? as iralhmaster on .tho ~ -
Providence dlviaioe', appointed- super. IL".
intendent of the Providence. Maiden. . I
99cm“! 3 “it. ~ W .. .
”Mr unmaurlce vita born August I.
cast. Denbury on the north end sun. The Arterial: 300L101! sin s but uses, entered the service at the New " I
ford on the south—ere the pilots moat cert end there Will be dancihg in the Yorl:
new
Wicker
{weir
wellhead May. '
rate and has M ostensibly a train ..
.oiiéi» train sweetener. .
MT OTOGKB OF
MNOERIE FABRICS
Asanother feature of this Great
Dopartment_ you cannot equal
«protects of 1m: Cloths. Naili-
nooks, Cthnbrica end Crepes.
Imported I“ Ramie
Dress Linens ' ' ' stunt
Fine imported Linen.I eyery thresd 49C E
pure flax. in the most miller weaves
PER YARD
CREPE and PLAIN VOILES.
‘39 to 45 ’inch ..... . 296 to No“
Other Plain and Novelty and
PLIBSE CREPES . . .12 lee
. to It.
of the cotton, end in medium weight.
suitable (or skirts, drones and tall-
ored suits. All the fhshionsble colors
including
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IIfII the hired men on the farm in sum- ten a“: tit; speaker of those immortal size number of people to each banlg‘ in and Manager Beyley anticipates arco‘ tWend ”WWW super-i ivory white, pink, rose, 'ky. “31". medium “a dork Copen-
5, f nicr time works from sun up to sun 5:3! : loltlIlhpov.iuctiidlion:Iisk thel tin. the four cm“ "7 given below: ord-b hing crowd. The hotel din- lltellhnt o, the Western divisionE I . has!!! navy,»oid ”Iqhelio, “an“! “MI mm ten. cum ._+_-
‘ 5&0. it is only because his employer. mgr-31:: “01¢“;ng '5 n ‘ ”We”: Popula- ihg- mwrii contain many parties Am“ . ‘1,” - - pane, light and medium brown, purple mahogany, apricot, '13.
in e. Wily of cases, works by his + " ‘IIB id rt - 1:525:89 mg-M’gn‘gmm “fist fifdelftcrr‘ ‘ :1; Miller was born January 24, I I Nellroee. taupe and black. ; ;
' . tis 11¢an " 399° . ' .5 "M '0 u 1. Lend entered the service of thc.-~ . , _ 1-:
’ sills: “he“ the ”flea l p is 1n:::nfe:n.:a¥o::°:t;? 1:11;: :2: Danbury ----- - 25.219 4 5305 The Nor-walk Y tClub 8088 {0" New York)“ New England railroad} 15.5 . . . - Y - fl P ' if}
hymn“ “me “me" “”9“ °°"‘ m” t be a f u m onward 38.095 6 6616 really into homo: ion tow tor the u telegraph opentor and train uni - 6,000 llde 0 . 8C tinted 3p
. he plowed lest the weeds get ahead 9" 9 V“ V "‘0“ W on ' ““ Not-walk 26.033 9 2.892 mg There wit polite use“ fl“ ' 'er' "iii 1888 and was appointed ,5 '
. . . , . .1
and kill it, there is no time to waste: :nefighligntxlzg:fif 32:31:; 51:00:: mlmlfmfl 15:01:01: 3?; 12:31:55“! “$315 “film“; W“ “$13.01“? l 55 tor of the Providence division’ - 5 GfepBS 3“ Vales, yd l 220
f (is. H [it must be “led n Drop ‘ (‘5)ro m 0 III I. W 311501. 1913. . .. . ,i' . . .
25:55:30; 0the :r:vious labor from :5: :ggftih? :33: zrfipmubgé: “on on Not-walk has. 5‘ would now 555". members ”1 "1° club "5° anticipating . Fashion ’15“ch PRINTED GNP“ -Volies‘for a” “w
and Progressives. A little time “mm“! M“- sday‘dmltlfium with “mu“ Spring Dresses. Walsh, Dressing fiaoques. Kimonos, Children‘s - -'
m “’5 ““5“ The ”PM” °' ‘1“ m" “m“ ‘” end"!!! W Vin-Wmmm“ "“ " Dressee, etc. They are nose to be two oi the most wanted washable
dress fabrics “the «soon. This tremendous variety enables us
tooiler an almost endlesejel'lety of delight and colorless. Can
it is all very well for the poets i0 patience, it “’5’ will do more m'“55tiiken from Bulletin 122 of the Bureau be served me um entrainment!
sidering the popularityot the fabric the excellent quality, the
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luncheon-non entire.
Acerliilcsie of incorporation weal ‘
died yesterday in the ethos of the sec-
retary of the state by the Greehleaf ..
Mauufactulng'Company. of Hartford,- --.
the fussinese of many busybodies. “Id March 31. 1914. m
93‘“ the “fly ““5““ the d" Not even the Colonel, the Grand oi the Census. m x. Y. z. there «will hegxfiégwais eve ng
pickled EPISS. 0|” 0f the splendor of Champion Of the Progressive "fly.
the twilight and the passing of the
it is the material side of these
gs with which the former has to
How the Department of Agri-
5 re is to help the Motor solve in:
.. .it is dinicult. to see. if we
have crops, the work on the
intuit he done, on: the problem
no to secure the additional labor
is one of the most difficult
a dormer has to solve.
needs to be invoiced end tupplicatcd
Iund cuddled. An indefatigable Repub-
lican rounionist is working overtime
in Worthington. 'Hia name is Wood-
row "Wllaon. "—Stemford ’Advocete.
1. 4" ‘ WALL 3mm New Yorih my
136110” ”1° “10".“ :0" “510? ft: 29 .43: a steadily diminishing volume
The committee P! e ucetion o e of mm”. mm stock merltet
lower House of Congress, received moved in the ”me narrow [1'00"
some information on this score reoent- which characterised the preceding at
l’ which uflmww't'38m martyr-.195“ of en uneventful week. Such in-
SW ere ere l in
picture theatres ln the muntufiwelfiurn‘syfimd h‘y 3:139:23}.
should have said there were ‘elmost ins holiday and the a“ .huelnesa
that number in Connecticut it litrt- probably represented little more then
“WERNER
4N MINER
A decidedly into-emu: program or
events has been arernged for the mem-
hertotthelihehflrtodty. Atennis
tournemeht martini-It 1:80 oclocg
‘wlll have a lsrge number of contact
ante. A cuoit tournament lor the old-
or. men etpcciaily sires promise of be-
ins the star attraction as greet riveiry
.exlsts emcee those entered. In the
evening e concert slits been provided
and it Mil be followed by dancing“:
catering and will be ably taken care
of. by Miss limiting, the matron who
wilieeiweleeeheee at l2:30.and a
special dinner at 6 o'clock.
deeiers laud manufacturers of auto-
mobile parts and accessories and ”
electrbal- devices. -~J!’he .euthorised . .‘
capitalisation i: mum divided into 2'
860 shares of common stock at 8100, ‘j .‘
no: the company will begin business ~
with the same amount. The income-51.
raters are W. 'H. Greenleaf George J. j,‘ I
Long and John ill. 11””. all of .5555
'5l5-‘hc Pequod Business School of liar-5 LI 2
idea. has filed a certificate of inoor- j; ;
notation. to he capitalised or 310,000 -
end to begin business with the some 31 I
amount. The ineorporstors ere Clerc
greet assortment of design it is one of the most sensational her!
gains ever offered at the opening not s eeeeoii. '
3.000 Verdsi‘Grcpc, 2.000 Yards 29c -5
‘Plissesmt pcryml‘ Printed Voiics. yd
-;-;-;o:-.o;o;-;o.o;o:o:o;o;.;.:.;o'o;o
40 inches wide. end of a line
sheer quality,.printed in unique
,In beautiful printediloml de-I
signs, and dainty or can be.
these crepes arequitethe most
colonial designs on white and
tinted grounds. A beautiful 5
fabric for .midysmnmorovcsr.
"pa if is'heceuse the taste for country club.
-- is constantly increasing that ford is my. criterionééehd they cater the customsry weekend settlement IofI. toque and tennis will occupy the
. to it rest aggregate 5audience that hum- mam contracts _ m of the:
people scem’to I“?! I mam m. 518 m 000 mu)“ ”ax-y “a.“ which » 5attchfltfirmb I be
' The speculative element leaned may Glnhgoday and there wit
to law The proportion of in: to say practically rthin person in l t the . hurt to- moon Isnd eve—
5“! th population st large is every mitten!!! WWW” 1W” 55555556 5’ ' ded 'y 5N3 '5' M; ,“5555
Mn ‘Birbour, Mildred R. Chapman and 5. 5
Arthur E. Boynton. all of Merldcn. . II .
The M. W. Bassett company. 0! j;;
Hartford has died its certificate otor- - .
ganisstion, beginning business with .15 -i '
deeirsble wash tehrics. of the.
w-u‘fin it was ““1"“ meet informed. new .fil' those 001' isoun b ““155”,?wa 5:93.000. with -the follgwlne «slicers: j' j
tapewoald extend it pieced side “ President. Roland E. on; treasurer. '- ~
. Grsve, sent. and even in- side m, end to all, but a, m e!- administratiot5 Court literal Club will htvza'IwaterI Merton W. l! .9“ 30¢“an 51010:: :3 I
“Y 9“!- “u‘dwmg “lam“ port: will doubtless work that out’ ”it ledcatrhl watts. music and social even i i 0. Bennett. all 0‘, mum";
was-)
_ mvutwonsm critics were no Nor-walk Boat Club‘s «runnerfir
5 5 - . {erection 9‘ will! he informally opened. end 3‘19.
WW- ""mhm' gumwmheont
ty are constantly getting on ”one: or hmw Post. Articles. of. “mention were filed byI
ECharlee w. surgeon. Without A.
queues end. llama cl. .010me all of.‘
New Haven. ‘. E
gloom, orrilew mven. cloned ME 5
title ‘3‘" the 0M of Greeoeithesemame es-
mi 55°“ ‘ & Whistler! certificate <53! W _. --—-— hone. chin. to capture a‘ etrategeoei.
_. hutch was tiled by the Colonial We ~ennui? eovnrnmh‘t summon: they petition eh theme-phonon and but:
5 5 “We Back ‘Hortte. * 5 . Turkey-e We: thet strait.
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I WI motif buonnmoaedtoeetumarwaeorge ‘
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unmounted ‘mmmmymmmw mom
PRIEPA'PiEI P0“ “PUNK WER.
:.
Whom end cloth AmhnllIiand William Antietam. «til.
in preptrsthh'dor the these menmre natives o: then-leech!
flamethrce. and with the exception of
“my everyfieatm girlish .«the first, they will can return, to do
it {WW crteen. monihs'. military We.
‘ ' :Geo'rge Rom. who is e waiter‘st the
Norwalk Chronicler