Appleant “ my m M
Ali-seed sf Fol-shod timer Gala.
nails or scour: in men As than“
cant War a posillnat in the Washington
navygasl has been enhanced to two
yea-1o the We}: is reported
by les M. Galloway, acting presi-
deatgt the United States civil service
commission.
, “inflict!“ ll Md by 1n-
commlslon tron a mideutor the’DIs
trlct at Columbia, tor examination for
the paltlon of motor vehicle operator
in ”Washington navyyard. The cus-
tom question lathe application tar-1‘
as te'iwhether or not the applesnt had
everbeen indicted for or convicted or
any mime or misdemeanor. or arrested
uncanny charge, was answered in the
negfllve. in the course of the routine
throuh' which applications for civil-
service examination must pass it do-
relayed that the applicant in this in-
stance pd been arrested by the Wash-
Ingln W not less than dl'leen
~times since 1906, on charges including
assault and battery. making threats,
and torgery, and had been convicted
, sever-alipimeal
As the statement of the applicant
was made under qath it was submitted
by the civil service commlsion that it
constituted perjury and violated sec-
tions 28' and 125 or the federal penal
code. The offender pleaded guilty
and was sentenced to serve two years
in thepenitentlary. As a tnrthsr pun-
ishment the civil service commission
has barred him from examination for
the ciuil service.
THE IULING FASSION.
lie—Tomorrow, darling; “is our wed-
dins day.
She—Yes, and it’s bargain day at
Billunsn's too. isn’t it not too ag-
«ALONG m semi-lesson.
Olhlseos was oi woman
Mamas Following filed 111' “he.
303031.60“. Ana. 13:55
discovery last week of tee-bearing
she all the worn 4m plateau land
along the Bhepasg river in this town
by Judge Hubbard has set the pooplo
0! the mods W o'er!
Diane o! sink slum! in this sec-
tion.
The ore specimens were found on
the surface and whib file metal
value as shown by the laboratory
tests of the maples. would ‘seercdy
make the’dlsoevsry ”Whoa
mount. yet Judge Hubbard Who is
recognised as an authority on
metallurgy, believes that Duluth the
lug qualifies will he
says that the geological conditions is}
are similar to
than a century.
To Judge 'Hubhard, however,
contents of Dosh-17 soil.
ed.
‘Prospectors have
I
not.
granting?"
.—
by the war elders inducement
sodaoedwosltsotthametallnw
tame. as granting
this section at western Connecticut
those oi the New Jer- "
seyneldsnwhich have produced the
metal in paying quantities tor more
the
importance of this dad is measured
solely by‘thevsatlstaction' oi adding.
one moremelal to,,t_he list of mineral
’lold, sil-
ver, copper and nickel have been,
found here and now also is discovers
i'worlted these
ends of the WW onand
ort‘tor titty years, but the Work was
never done systematically. Now there
is talk of taking hold in earnest by
. organizing .. marshy and settle- the
question whether the precious, or‘ “vino I took F019! Kidney Pills “d
semi-precious metals exists in the
rock ribbed‘soll or this section or
The high. price of Ellie. caused
{01'
. thorough exploitation at this time
um " 'l’ir'civflouo" " a lumen.
6F
HIM! Nil!!! 9% Letter {corn-Polish
. mild.
fish» 101111-31. Niles received
the summer‘s: 1am. for a
1:111 oi! mm mm the Word diov
‘eeeo to lab PM View Ballet
W W nonunion. New
York, August 11,1915.
mat Rebels)“ Joseph Nil“, 1). i).
Bishop Md. 110 Farmington
avenue. Conn.
1w" mnm' r ~ 1.L1l"1wm'l‘.’
We wish to express our sincere
thanks to you‘tor your generous gilt
of seven thousand dollars in answer to
out-ammonium; Poland..ltip
to know that your people
have responded so liberally and
‘promptly to the call for help in so
srthy a cause. The amount realised
will help greatly in our relief work.
The remittance will be deposited at
the National City Bank. as the contri-
bution ot the Catholic Churches 0! the
Diocese of Harttord, Conn.
. 11511111 thanking you tor your so-
aperation and sympathy we are,
Very truly yours.
Polish Victims' Halts! Fund.
‘EDWARD'B. LYMAN.
Executive Secretary.
41111112111111: was canto
F. A. Wootssy. Jacksonville. Texas.
writes: “I was down ‘with kidney
trouble and rheumatism; had anach-
ache all the time and was tired 0:
was thoroughly cured " Thousands
have written similar letters. _ Foley
KldnngPllls .are tonic in effect and
act promptly.
lb m to m That Hill
.tla'ef Stile 6 1:} Mofilllaed. , .
m that ii to 11111111: is to
yesterday by mutant-General
ll. Cole, who said the! so taras
new there was to 50.80 mobilisation.
Flu- some time than have hen
rpm-s that we entire milltm d
State was to Be mobilised. without
min: to the men It was said that.‘
theywsretobecnlladoutbytheriet,
callonthenrealal‘mlnallcltiesm
Wed by special tribe to a
common meeting place.
Adjutant-General. Cole said yoston,
day that such a mobilisation would“
ridiculous, as nothing could be gained
by it. The Slate had no money to
waste by mobilizing the troops, he
said, and it it were done it would have“e
to be done by the War Departmefit.
The War Department has not notified
him that it intends to mobilize the
Connecticut militia. General Cole was
of the opinion that the rumor had been
started by some One at the East He-
ven rille range as a Joke.
W
NAVAL MiLlTlA ON CRIME.
NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-—6arrying the
Third Battalion of'the New York gm
naval militia, composed of men from
the upper part of the state. the battle-
ship «carnage will leave here today
for Boston. The New York men will
be joined in Boston by a battalion of
the Massachusetts naval militia. and
weeks‘ training at sea.
The battleship Kentucky was due
Sold everywhere.
“lumen on a sea cruise.
“— '
Jmfi-
be wawflmmehi
the two battalions will receive two
arrive today at Portland. Maine, to
take a battalion of Maine navel mill-
PBESIDENT FOR SULLIVAN
J05.
Rldsdeu 1m Considered for Do-
minican tummy—11.. President's"
, Views.
WASHINGTON. Ah. um
Philemon, at Ridgodeld, Conn. who
is won known in tholrpolltles or that
state. a man or wealth and learning.
has been urged by his friends and
la letters wrltteu to Pagli-
dént ’Wilso'n. for the post of minis-
tor taDominicsa republic.
lit p said that this matter has been
sighted entirely without salt seek
in upon Mr..,lngersoll’s gut. and
that his name is being «totally con~
stunned by the WW.
81¢ one thing will stand in the
way of the Connecticut man getting
the appoinament,1t he will take it.
The ”salient believes that it may
hem no anoint to the in
snubbed! was spent! the Susan
tangle“ fluently and who is accus—
tomed to the diplomacy at the South
American peoples. indeed. the presi-
dent ds saidto have made up his
mind to the latter course, as the best
in the pneelt situation.
41.110618", LIVER CAUSES
TFSUBLE.
The discomfort and dangers 11! hot
weather are doubled l! the liver is
sluggish and the (bowels inactive. F.0-
ley Cathartlo Tablets are prompt,
wholesome. edectlve in action with-
out piping or pain. It you teel lazy
and languid. bloated or overtull. 11
Riley Cathartic Tablet will help you.
Stout persons welcome the light and
tree tooling they hrlnz.
11111.1 everywhere. ,
l. l'
1! your tenants are moving use a
ll
$2 50
. 1
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W3
Household
_.4-¢ow‘.
To Sentinel Readers for
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Will iMiami Fennel-f Neale and ideal
Lectures on Missionary Law.
The outing oi the Rural Civic has:
he. held at Mon Mt. m, '
was a great nutmeg, twenty— three be-
en; table was not
in the dining—hall, where a share din
nor was served.
At the close of the dinner a special
meeting was held on tile hotel plaua
lira mill, lair-Elna. Hahn. oi Miter;
has odered 'to conduct a: series or lec-
tures on Parliamentary Law. To
these lectures, any group of interested
Mmtmemhersotthelmm c1,
vie Lune. are invited. They will he
held in the afternoon. in some central
rises. W: in "number.
picnic. .in Stswich. lug. 21. Hrs.“
hey was appointed a committee to at-
tend to the utter or trauspoststioa.
and llrs. 11min to see to'the dinner.
It was voted to attend the farmers '
101.1 fomic'e
any Oiford, v.
up [to $5.00
m
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use so use
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Floral Tributes, original ee-
signs. Casket Coverings 0! are
beauty. Moderate prices. Prompt
service. Telegraph communica-
tion "with leading florists 1n prin-
' ~ cipal cities in the United States. ..
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e we EL .,
Service.
.: Do you realize how much
that means to the consifiner? '
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GOOD HEALTHFUL DRINKS '
Every drink served at an:
fountain' is healthful in every iss-
cdient. We use only the blast
ruit syrups. Our chocolate is bell
coming famous. Have you
it? DeKlyn’s ice cream served
take home Try our Soda and
convince yourself that 1t ls tlté
best in town. -
The Normlk Mile.
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8 No. Main St.
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Distributors for Norwalk and
South Norwalh A
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Darlen, Conn.
Phone 179
Automobile and Motor Cycle
Rep airs.
Registered F. A. M. Repair
Shop.
CALL. US UP
and we will rush our humble
~man right around When“m."
vthing like this hanllm in your
home. If your ’
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is defective, antiquated.
tary or worn out, have us use
necessary repairs or lusts“ 'l
i new system of
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