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man a decade. .
W 1m, vintage was much show
,‘ , but with this“
' " mm: have been called
"*2-nd3zadduioas Winds or the
I“ W in 1mm donors as
disgust) it is high time in the interests
or no- "wins growers Ind who
11%, up; another banner vintage
congress“ among.
MW this year in Ger-
many? was particularly favorable
top the vineynrdlsls.1‘lic dryness and
hub temperatures notjouly tel-them?
the development of the grapes bet ai-
so presented conditions highly unis-
'vohbie to the development of the var-
ious diseases and insect“enem,ies of
tho. vine; The". latter circumstances
were particularly» {minute‘this year
in view ‘1)! the reduced force ot- 'la-
billets avnilsbl'o for the care ol.’ the
vineyards.-
M this writing the crop is nearly a
month further advanced than ordin
nrlly. Hence. When the grapes become.
ripe and the police onlciaily close the
vineyards, even :ngalnst their owners,
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lnvlllnhloserdoolnmnunuuu- 2- bitumen-cum; “Imam
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911m cinretnlorminiug‘r ,Aug. French
. to winch #1.le needs
added. ‘ *
Not only ‘donn 11in coollty promise
to he the but since 1893. but tick
”“50”th
rop there are fortunately anilnbla‘
pounds of war prisoners tn the
wins districts of France. skilled'hob
adoring a complete substitute for the
malachite at the. front. .
The war has caused much less dia-
um than might have been expected.
In the first few weeks the consump-
than to!" of! greatly. but muons.
rapidly improved and many 01' the
iotdlnr'uho dealersidodm that they.
are doing as large a business as in
normal years. In only one respect
are conditions changed. 2Wbile the
wine drinkers are drinking as much
wine as usual, they are drinking
cheaper brands; The result is that
the so—cslled "small wines" are grow-
‘lng scarce. There is still a fair
amount of Bordeaux on hand, but the'1
cheaper Romeo and Moselles are near
exhaustion. rind the ifisherman red wines
are practic avail glue. As a result,
the prices ofyiheoe cheaper wines are
lust nowlbegi'nning to rise.
: 0t theiotter grade wines. lfdwever,
there is no lack and the prices have
not been raised This. is particularly
truo' oi :Bordpaux. of which, according
to competent authorities. Germany
possesses an adequate supply for'at
to prevent gathering hetero the crop
least two years. There-ere also largo
w. L . .“‘“‘ «no».
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This
urc cycry day 111 the year.
: 22.2'41'it'u $;Jr1‘_
,. _ ‘set consisrs 'of _eight 1"
‘ha‘n‘dy n‘écéssary utensils " which ~
- will make culinary duties :1 pleas- ’1
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wmidbethoouelnanavongoyenr
wormed
paign of their Gannon
the eflect The Rev. W. E. Soothill,
point of view.
culated throuulolut China, be
“To To Kuo” or Great Virtue Nation
The name conveys the, idea to the or-
dinary mad. the writer stolen. that
Nation).
Fruit in Filler
Win Stnlnnr
rmr-I‘ ' 2'
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truvcmw
anurlm 3'
“not“ without family, 1 leave the
rum; Aug‘.19.—-§ritishers 1n
3 China, whose interests have been ser-
”mm °‘ m“*" in t“ woulynoeaoo by the publicity cam—
adversaries
here, are en'deonoring to counteract
formerly the Head of the Tel Yuan
Pu University, has written a paper in
tho cm2m2 (in which. be
has emulation Isa. scholar) es-
plaining the war from the British
In the document. which: 11 being cir—
says
that hitherto Germany has possessed
sdlstinct advantage hora because of
the Chime name for that country?“
Germany in distlnatniiihod above all
other nations too its To (virtue). The
names ovnlyillx', to England and
France are rupectively Ta th Koo
(Great Brave Nation) and Ta Fa Koo
(Great haw Nation): Mil lsintsb
eating to note tint applying to Armr-
lca is Ta Mei Km (Great Beautiful
The only condition bunched to
10M is that the soldier nut
”monotonic: nod-m
norms war «Wm.’_'rke wlll
v
M of 19' iortuug to Paul Gumball,
m ldcsirethustoshowmy
Mada t9 him for having for many
you; listqed patiently and with ev-
em air or; interest to the mg 1
and: to tell of the war of 187‘. I trust
thu‘he will re seer-s to return to
bin village litter the pgooont‘ ur, nu
sly/only request to him is that 19
come occasionally. to my tomb IM
variances"
ACTS or. 1915.
The state secretarys office has
issued what is commonly known at
to. “green book" which contains the
public acts of thesession of 1915. it
diiors only from the “Blue Book" in
that it is printed on thinner paper and
its pages are numbered as an ordiuv
any volume would be while the “Blue
Book}i as to numbers begins where
that of 1913 left 011'.“ Copies are cool
to“ the town clerks throughout!”
state for general distribution end-the
edition comprises 25,000 copies.
—.——-——
~A good 1111. ms 111.111. outpace
time to time visit the grave at
them relate some of his own war ex?
35,901 llllllimm
ammo. ma Ann 1
link oteelhrm of Stowmchfl'rm
oer. who has just diod‘nt his
here, was perhaps best known
trade circles as the man who laid
Xins‘mwnrd. then Prince of Wales.
to Learnt tea-lbs! '1
the Insulin races. The Prineoloot
paldwithacawotformedornoru
mounted in gold. ‘
Hr. Steel and his partner. Ir.
Pooch. formed the We: a of
booankers on the English ton! filly
years {go The ortuno which they
made, on their-ace i. ask enabled than!
to enter the. iron and steel industry
its monmis 1875 Wu: sml ‘od
at the its at 88.
3 m, "
«MEI. CW MAKES IO‘IJ ER:
IOUSLY ILL.
MIDDLETOWN. Aug.
Cook. Jr., the 11-year-oidison 11 Hr.
South Farm. is in an: unconscious
state at the Middlesex hospital from
an illness thought to have been
brought on by eating raw green. com.
Young Coulis father is on 11th
at the Connoctir‘. State Heapltnl for
the insane and Tuesday afternoon incl
boy went to the cornfield owned by
He was taken sick a few hours often
day and was taken to the hospital
last evening. His condition is very
serious.
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$1.15
One
One
Pin, with handle, worth .50
One Glass Kitchen 16 02.
Graduate, worth .25
One Glass Kltchc'n Funnel,
worth .10
2 One Glass 8. oz. Measuring
2Cup, worth .102 .2. 2
0111: Glass Kitchen 8 oz. filt
Filler, with erc Strainer, : ,3
_ worth . .25‘ '
One Glass Kitchen S oz. Salt '
Shaker, worth ' i 22 .I5
.2 One Glass Kitchen 8 oz. .
Sugar Shaker. worth .15
.24‘ - .1,— ._
Tetal ' $1150
Sci ' Consists oi ‘
Measuring Pitcher, worth $1.00
smash—inset: Ziarti‘clc in 2 ‘
Glass Kitchen 3 Pints
Glass Kitchen-2.Rolling
Heal-p. 31.91.11.111 comm-fl'
19.—Ralph '
and Mrs. Ralph Cook of Silver street. 2
the Will. and. ate several my cars ,
ward. lie has been unconscious all ‘
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oflwdtho secretaryoi thostnta
its purpose, among other things, is to
Who 112 Miller. John. L We)!
non-abut
5 The Edward Brush Sons. Incorpor.
atoll, has died a comments at or
gnnination. Edward Brush of Green
“0",.qu ll. mutant and treasnrqu and
Hamilton Ii. Brush of the same town.
is vlcopresldent and secretary.
The llnrtiu Clothing Gunilla-BY oi
Greenwich, has also filed: n-gertitl'cate
continuum 1.11m Ham's at
m in. presidents“ treasurer;
Wilbur 8. Wright of Greenwich, is
vicenroaldppt. and W. S flinch!” oi
Gionbrooh is secretary.
Tho Thread City Gog-ope oi Wind-
”when!!! a; Month of organi-
oatiq. find D. Wan is president.
, Willilin I. Jordan is treasurer and
“no, 8. Leonard is secretary. All
the oillcers are of Willimantic.
~TVIO QWN SUMMER AIL-
IENTO. ‘*
”anode orhny fever and asthma
victims who are not able to go to the
mountains find relief in Foley's Hon-
ey no Tar compound. It alloys the
luommoltioo. and heals raw
0nd Helios mu tuba-2am! helps
to overcome diaculty in breathing.
and makes sound, refreshing sleep pos
slble.
de everywhere.
W
POLICY OF SILENCE. ‘
Maintained by Factories That
Receive War Orders.
. A policy or silencewill'be strictly
adhered to by any local fuctories
which receive orderstor ,war moi
terlni of any kind or for equipment
in making amblunition supplies,
howl-ding to the head atone concern
today;
He said that me ldcnl factories have
To Be
‘wsened’ that when thelact became
known 11’: other l‘placos that .taotorioa
were making ammunition or ' even
equipment or parts which in turuwas
used for making ammunition or other
strike generally ”follows or there is
some other stoppage of Work and for
this reason I can say that all local
mfiulacturers who receive such or-
ders will in all probability make it
a point not to know too much about
the future use of. any materials or
parts they are making or divulge the
names oi the concerns to which they
ship. "
.. -Mwuw—
—TAKE. OUT THE ASHES.
Uremic in due to the circulation in
the system of poison and waste pro
the blood by the kidneys. If the ashes
are not removed the fire dies and the
machinery 'Z‘stops ‘50 With 'theo waste
products of the system.- Foloy, Kidney
Pills help the kidneysremove waste
matter that. causes rheumatism, aches
.and pains. 11th joints and2sore mus;
cles.
Sold everywhere.
W
ROAD. CON-TRACT AWARDED.
The highway commissioner‘s de-
phltmcnt has aworded a contract for
the construction of 2.590' feet of
nmiesite highway in the borough of
Danielson, for $8 825.
this set is fully guaranteed Any?
2‘picce that does not 3ive the ut- 3.
most satisfaction in service will “
be cheerfully replaced This
Glass Kitchen Set must be seen ‘
to be appreciated. Come in and
look it over. *
Combmatloll Kit =i , 1‘
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' Publi
NOW
‘ is full
The New»! 55!.
ilchll Patterns woo-em W
adoring many other at-
mmnbor denim
war tonnes, something generally keep your bowels clean, by flushing;
”I?“ b adv” aid lie “that a them with a mild, harmless “A“
have 0 W" s ' which removes the bodys nym9uj.‘
ducts that should be removed from-
2 the Third page and then try one. :2
in 393399 3 Styles Fave; Patterns
' ‘ All the newest styles are easily made
McCALL
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THE NEW '
SEPTEMBER"., .
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. '. ind Fashion .
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rooms
Advance Autumn Styles. .Etcc-u mums 1705211111 Trio
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forensic g, up of fellowship. and
My man: its M miss 1 An
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use A. “h. roomy mumflordcnhnuwlthohn
hare-chad Patina a string at on
“with bolas WM
such ashehadbeonusiuoo 2’ :
journey. The whole string. two 3 , E
in ionsth. was deemed to be
about ten or fifteen cents. for the 2. .-
*mwbw‘uflfiy
in current use in the provinm
Bhonsi, (mm which the tnveletm
but upon examination by a W:
of the American legatlon who. know» .
the comm homage. it wugm'
that some bore the marks of outper-
orsantarbackanthoyenrfl4,
D. On the string were "cash” replic-
”nuns every reign since the bastar- '
plug or the Chip: dmtr, men! at “
the Ming dynasty, and even thandynu
ties that preceded the latter.
WILL convene» IN oANsunv‘,‘
Electric Light Men of State to AI- '
: scmble at Green. “
The summer meeting of the (boondo-
ticut Electric Light Association will}: .
be held in Danbury on September 10
The Mnei Green will be the meeting: "
MING-
The association is comeed ob r
tfiilty five electric light compligles (lo-n
ing business in this state and it is ex- ‘
pected that each company wui be rep
resented by one or more otits «silicon..-
The details 01 the meeting and the our
tertainment oi the party have not. yet
been completed...
11111 Elfifll YOUR 3
HNNSWESMS
if Your Back Hurts or Bladder Both-
oro, Drink Lots of Water. ' ‘ “
When your kidneys. hurt and your
back feels sore, don't get scared and
proceed to load your stomach with}
lot of drugs that excite the kidneys;
and irritate the entire urinary tract.
Keep your kidneys clean like you.
waste and stimulates them to their 2,
normal activity. The funCtion oi the
kidneys is to filter the blood in 24 .
hourse they strain from it 500 grains?
of acid and waste. so we can 19111112;
understand the vital importance of,
keeping the kidneys active.
Drink lots of water—you can't drink
too much; also get from any pharma- ; ‘
clot about four ounces of Jail Salts: 2.
take o tablespoontul in s glans 93:3
water before breakfast each looming,
for slow days and your kldneyamllli, _
'sct line. This famous salts in mode! ..
from the acid of grapes and lemot '; *
and stimulate clogged kidneys; also 091:1
neutralize the acids in urine so it no 7 ’
longer la 11' source oi’ irrith‘tlon. W 2'
ending bladder weakness." ‘ ‘
Jud Salts is inexpensive; cannot iu- '
lure; makes a delightful effervescent
llthia-water drink which everyone.
should take new and then to koom'fiié,
their kidneys clean and active 2Try 2_
this, also .keep up the water drinklns
and no doubt you will wonder wbnt
became of your kidney trouble nod;
backache. ,,
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