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Advertising Export tolls laymen
that to invest to Order to feta
Wealthy—Suggestions Interest-
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chain.
3. A
non-lenknble
easily fillabie. with an ink well that
cannot be upset. and that works on-
tomatically for filling the pen.
YORK, April 17.~»lio
uaut' to make a million dollars and
.live in affluence for the rest of your
There are 12 good'ways just
- waiting for '
W. R. Hotchkin. a director of
5tbe (‘heltenham Advertising agency.
gave them out at the final dinner ot'
{- the year of the Sphinx Club, an or-
‘* ganisation of advertising men, at the
Wuldorantorla.
' in his speech, “The Sales Possibilities
of the lfiiltnown Want."
Look Them Over.
Here they are:
l. invent a new
cheaper than gasoline and as good.
or a carburetor that will con‘wrt kero-
sene 'or some other inexpensive fut-t
Into thoroughly efficient power.
2. invent a tire that is absolutely
puncture-proof and its antiskid as a
i
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f». A qnickiitting corset that eltps‘
tight to the figure without lacing
ti. A moth-proof wardrobe for,
summer homes, with an attathmeut
to remove the smell of campnor or tar
front the clothing.
7. An automatic rug beater
can be. set up in the yard. and that"
that ,
will vibrate by electricity and ham ,
titer out the dust.
8. A window screen that rolls
‘ like
able. f
to. A secure. easy to remove win
dow shade bracket that will not dam
age the window easing. several years
10. A .man's 'oolinr that won’t sensation, was
choke him‘while beingmorn, that can the
be
i
up3
a window shade, eatily dt‘i'lcir. i‘eari Dayton. a
at the Atlantic
you,
you, and they are not
dork spot under the ebitfonler.
11. A twin bottle containing:
remover of status.
He mentioned them 12. A method of supplyiilf thet liayton testified
flakes, the beauty of nature— better, t'ora
even than when! or corn ~aud as yet shortly after
undeveloped.
.‘tlr. iiotc‘hkin, not Satisfied with
ill\lilg out it round d zen of
lions, threw iti two
measuremtor engineers, an
for department stores.
automobile fuel 13 months.
elevatorlshe had removed
not as slow . had gone with
fountain ‘pen. of their stings. ; William Zitnc "f
|
.given a decree
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attached without buttons that rub who charged dewrtion.
Ult‘ 11er and have an affinity for the, Dayton of Bridgeport was the husband
‘ileteetive Sergeant Peter H. Hall of
io-lthe police department told how liii‘t
dine, the best antiseptic known, with , took $1,000 of the funds of the hotel.
means to apply it neatly, and a quick‘ std testified titat Mrs. illnyton had at
.it-putntion of being a sporty woman t
t~lil¥f§¢S-,tt‘l’reet be persuaded her to
liiil.
and tedious as those in use today; i found in Washington,
and for chemists. a way to eliminatei brought back to this city.
mosquitoes and to l'l‘lll’\t' the torment sounder was sent to Jail.
R ,
‘HE citric BLAME NEAR
range THE TRUTH
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cm Pearl Dayton Separated from}:
t. Arthur [Dayton sycm Order:
young
market with a means of Using carrot ' tit’t’endttttl. whose maiden nlnlt' was“
l’ettri Stulls‘.
their
claims. she left him and was absent
Meeting her on the ‘ totll tlllazelt
return.~ lttttt, 11 weeks after their marriage. six dgyg' luv». yet unfilled, and he
ore for good 1 One night ‘he come home to find that i t0.tttkr up the gay life of New York- . left yesterdy with a company of new
zsoldiers. all young. , including Karl|
right.
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lie mhfl‘ifid lht't POI BALI [Y '
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her clothes.
The pair
1). C,
Tile
Bridgeport.
of dilloree
. _ Judge James H. Webb in the. Superior
--Advcrtise in The Sentinel. ‘1 N" 3 Court after the plaintiff told how Au-
vnudevilie ’
;singer, whose sensational post-nuptiali’
‘ eiopeinent with Sherman Hill, a cierlt‘
Hotel in Bridgeport,
caused a great‘
divorced Triday
Superior Court by her husbnntl.'
Arthur W.
RD
FURNACE
Service tells the story. The
STAMFORD furnace is often used a
lifetime. That would be impossi-
ble if the furnace were not well
made: and if it did not perform
its functions well. no one would
care to use it a lifetime.
Designed and constructed
right, ”AMINO furnaces stay
in '
little left him in March. oral he was ready to leave again, with
Shel Zlme wept as‘he told his story.
i
was' Nellie iirotherion Osborne oi.
antl’llridgepot't, was granted a divorce ontTNM'ik‘: whose ["0 ”0111"“. Old"
ab m1» ground of infidelity, in which she than he, were lost a long time ago.
teburged that Frank ll. Osborne wouldt
uas- visit another woman, (trace biracial
by after he had ialten his wife home from CANFIELD WOULD 'RESION 208T
t
ON GRIEVANCE BOARD.
the theatre. Mrs. Osborne. who hired.
ldelt‘ciit’ea, said that the husband ad ,
tnitted all when she asked htnrabout Judge Perousdes Him to Remain
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The instrument that; reproduces sound exactly.
Visit ANGEvtuEfi sonnfwisaingtonsmec, and hear of.
ricel‘ebrated artigtsmmtdphyp , ,
A szmwfihmowuwmm to some socie-
ty, the onloc . _ .. .» ‘ M @17de from THE SENv
TINEL. '5'. cerfr‘b-‘dxr - ' its-«>2: . .
$53 : if : -‘ »' riot" ' .va12cI-g'ifla'fl.‘ "h. .‘
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‘the woman.‘ ' Until Midoummer Meeting of
t William Jacoby deserted Annie .la-I Judges.
‘coby of Bridgeport, on December 21,; Attorney Charles Stuart Caniield.
lttll. it was woven by titer ioml wo ; who has been a member of the griev-
i tnatt itt court, and she was given a do- once committee of the l-‘atriield coun—
icree. The woman told the judge that ty bar for many years, tendered his
/ , her husband was continually quarrel l resignation to Judge Webb in the,Su-
ting “llil her, and that on the day off perlor (‘ourt last week. The news
lthe desertion, he told her she wouldjof his action came as a surprise and
tltnve to provide for herself and child ,la‘v‘yers who had gathered from all
Testifyingatbnt her second husband, parts of the county to attend short
ilt‘i‘aneis litli‘kt‘, at Stamford“ hit her‘caiondar session listened in: \ntly to
on the chin with a wooden mallet the proceedings.
land left a large scar. Mary Kelly‘ Attorney (‘aufleld said he had at.
. littrke of New York. who married the tended to the arduous duties for a
iinan, April 17. 1906, was given a di-‘. long time. it was a position which re
‘voree nlson Burke deserted her inquired considerable of his time and
t May, 1910. She said that he was very he felt that he could no longer serve.
,cruel to her and dragged her about Judge Keeier of Stamford. a fellow
i by the hair. ‘member of the committee, arose and
I itoid the court how valuable Attorney
i (‘antteltl‘s services had been. no netted
,if Attorney (lanfleld would not recon-
‘ alder.
Judge Webb then ~remarked that he
1‘ would not care to take the response
; Brother of One of Singer's Midgets bility of naming, a successor to Attor-
i °°°' 3"" ‘° “"W ”"°- lliszitiii‘dt-ti‘: “2.2m: ” 1%"lii';
5 Singers Midgets, the so wonderful such action, he declared. The court
little people who come to the Regent asked Attorney Canfleld if he would
‘Thcatre, .everday, except Wednesday, not continue to act on the committee
tibia week, are all from the warring until the judges of the supremo and
'conntries of Europe, and moat of them “995““ 00111"; 11015} hothellfrh 13:13:
I . race its no: one. a e at
éhave relatives and friends in the great to resign the “as“ could appoint a
.wnr. They frequently receive latte“ successor. if the resignation were no
éfrom their native cities and from the
front, which contain human interest
x.
lwourjoso AUSTRIAN RETURNED
i To FRONT.
...~_
canted now Judge Webb would have
to make a temporary appointment.
'1‘ glimmoos of conditions in Europe which After hearing the court's remarks At.
. . torney Candeld consented to withhold
would be revealed in no other way. (his resignation for the present.
t
l Something'of the herohlms, the in- In addition to Judge Keeler of
! tense patrlousm. ”“1 the ”91""- °1 “I. Stamford and Attorney Cautield.‘ Gen.
:AHSMIM. WWII “GET-EDP“? like Ruot'ell Most of South Nor-walk, is
heroism to them, is "vested in tho also a member of the grievance oom-
following translation of a letter re- mlttee.
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fixht‘l‘tithG‘flS Lagmy‘t {Wail-sitl NEW YDRK. April 16.-—Four battle.
and mm film 1 think they fl“ send ships composing the flrstdivlston of
him back to his battery. .0. at Brest the Atlantic fleet, the Wyoming, Arie
Utoock. He was at home only aim anus, New York and Texas, lie at
4.15,.“ be map. ”Mn'l‘llfimi u anchor in the harbor today, awaiting
’ uy' longer. When the shell billhiutin admission to the glow York Navy
the ms at manna-ed he, come homo Your to undorlo repairs. The ships
for two wealth. by order of thaolc- have "just returned from the winter
on. put its was so nervous he could manoeuvres on Guantanamo, Cuba. in
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o. A. R. DELEGATES arrows. in president—general“ ottborhtgbor "11
, wasntncrou,amti 15.——Ail tn—iomcers. Minor officers m to ho
looming trains today brought delegates , chosen, however, and a ahangcop'tpst V,
tto the National Congress. Daughters,between the fat-lions Madod‘by In.
lo! the American Revolution, which Story and Mrs. Guernsey, is expected.
will convent in twentyfifth annual: Numerous social funotbns hove .
convention in Continental Mentorial‘been [donned in honor of the [filth ‘
.liall Monday. With the national out ltent.
icers here, with the program completl . _
ed and other details arranged, all ls’ ALL THAT PREVENTED; g:
.111 readiness foftbo fall of the gavel, The General—form . l .f’ if;
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o ' o ”c y' ford. And it it hadn't beanie; :5?
interest in this year's gathering is ‘ hunketty’blsnketty-binlnk m . to
not quite so intense. perhaps, as last a have been in Holy Orders by no ~6- iii
iyear, as there will be no question of i London Sketch. ' ' '.
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