T
‘ ‘” merce that
rut scorn Ironwork
EVENING 52 mm.
ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
W
E. L. AND A. L. GOLDEN,
PROPRIETORS
TUESDAY, JULY :5, 1916
--.... .... ...,
MINIATURE ALMANAC FORI
TOMORROW
High tide 9:05 a. m.: 9:15 p. m.
Sun rises 4:41; sets 7 :17.
EVENING SENTINEL TELE—
PHONE CALLS
Editorial Rooms—92.
Business Office—93.
Norwalk Branch Office—1388.
Editor's Residence—x 215 3.
City Editor‘ 5 Residence—752- 4
Business Manager's Residence—
l I 13.12.
Publisher’s Residence—89o.
W
CURIOSITIES OF PENOLOGY.
III .'I In W hook [1) Thomas Moll (JI-
‘IIIIIIIII. the no» IIInII u> uzIrdIIiI IIl' Hing
Hing] >I‘I1!\\‘~‘ hoa greatly an offender‘s
In-
111 IIIII legal >)"‘?Illl,
I‘tl'ttr 11x11) aria-111d, under our
by trivial cir-
‘ l '1jxl,l ‘lfl‘
I‘m 111.. InI-I1. ‘II'I‘ IliI‘IIIrI-utw at one
II III :hv (‘ii‘ll Value of stolen 110ml;
III 1.. Home luttir-rI
I?! I)!
Ill I_\‘ the prisoner":-
“.l' l.1rI “lII‘_\‘ is much a mic-
III 1.1.11.111 \=‘l.IrIItt~ :i‘IInIi larceny is
;. lI-t .\, .Irztl s'IIl l‘ ur'lally the Iii\'itl«
II; 11 I11. 'l'liue thr man who steals
and Ilrt‘ man who
lIilII-i'
.‘ii‘t 11ft gov: l‘lll.‘ may,
.zl:~ $30 cow another. 'lII-
>11 I1ll:‘l.l I1II1Il by tho com-
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11‘ um l1.:Il III1I ll‘lllllll‘ll
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it .11. lI lIlI
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lint); ;'
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..I~II1 .~‘.I~!Iu had IIII\I'I‘II‘III IIlII.1ir:tl
Illtt-is f‘l‘ $3.7,
'l‘lm .l‘i'l'11"-‘IH1I1 Ill :1 111.. IIIII1 in tin"
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ll‘il TI‘I \tIII II bur: IIIII- 1y nii'ht NH :1
ill 1ivcrIIII IIIII1II<I1. (Il.tl‘;'l‘tl l1l~1 ‘III-
1; .«t .2 lI\1"_1;l:II'I':I~Il only In day. Mr
'11. I1~ tuttglll (ll'vl' and ”till .I:;::II1, but
rival.» 1:11" Im’ wi'lI din" rl‘r1:‘n"('P‘
I'll/I \\(ll' back In l.i.v Italic whilt-
“ll'l‘wnh :IIlltvt'Iut: III tlII1Lr lt‘ttii'ion-
11‘ 1.1.1 tiLI‘ uIrn .~III:' up for
II-zmi.
Iltc
criciiual'c our.
..‘ittch err; allurd SIIHIOI‘I for
Illtllll‘l'li \‘Jl‘ll’ that lliI‘
IlI.I1;IclIr and :I1IIIlIIIII1iI-s.ztt‘r1 more int-
IIIIIIaI‘.‘ than tin; (asule Iircumstcuccs
III III‘ misdeeds and that {=th offend-
I
(11 0111th to be judged lllflllltlu'llly. by
experts. with a view III straightc‘ting
turn out, m'hcr than condcntnml to un-
Illi‘fgilnlllaiillu ptiuisltmttt: by blanket
.«t mules.
—»--..—-.-———~..-—
THE' HERB GARDEN.
Why spend so much money or. the
Iaroring cxracts
iIIg’s (LIKQ’SIIOII asvell as his purse? A
{ct-.1 years ago such gridimonts were
luxuries that few could afford. Their
present place. was occupied by the rial-l.j
\‘oritig herbs‘ of the kitchen garden.
In the days before American cook-
ing warnll messed up with foreign fla-’
wars and combiustions, every kitchen
. Only :1 fr“ months 't::IIll1I~ Imym‘
Ion:
and spices of com-
are bad for the human be-'
they here might) useful mod a neat
deal more wholesome than ml] 0!
$10!.“ Iltaz'.
dangrruus pate-m medicine: that have
rtou -1i‘€r‘:i‘1f1l_\' lé'e'tr
door so much harm.
1' It I-III'cIIIu“
the herb Maiden and I:
(I ltlll!:“7l" and with much
pkilct' .
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SANITY IN CHICAGO.
A Chicago.
lotIIII-d ‘:y the heat.
ueakmflndcd norm in
mix amqu III“. a
he 11 1p-
.\'II\\ thi-
gun
ululi'u. I-I' his neiglttmrluu-ri
.1111i appreciabl; I'Iduced
(11.1qu with Mr nauul readiness
originalit). Is uIIIicr'alIing to
such Iiu“u(1aks Ill'ft‘ttllt‘l' by roundtug
up her :ul ‘II-rmul cilia-1.».
ciIller Inst Itutc is to gIt on )1” job.
making IthIIInIInst Silllt'y III \I' iqui
(‘i‘;.' montallty
It is unkind I1 r~11n.‘,Irk as lo \'I\\'
l'IIrk “Iritl (has, that
ol ccnms is to be takcu
‘II ll1.,~ lurid
‘tl1I1rII is no better lllllt't‘ III :IImin than
in (‘lIicaL'IIf‘ There 1. ~11» trim“ III‘1I1,I'
t(“tidciice 1l1ut (‘liicago i\ any I-ra.i1r
llu'. 1t'< :I pt‘l'lltiu.~
:"lal‘l in mhkmu frol‘tnrdy
hour-wt about it
bu lites.- 'tn
>11me to the IIIIlt-Il ’01- III' Iltll‘lliltllly
lil\""llll‘d by the present hl‘iit’l‘iiilwll If
itll'
alienisII tluc i‘ltttacn \m‘r-iulid
mitt: that ii the ilrlt‘lltllliilllli‘ .~'"t'itl-
Ends (it its prut'cshn riuniously
III
,L'IIII-luding some III our 111ml
ill't1
IIIIplIIII, :1Imut.‘.I1 hot I" 11! '219 [mil-
ulat inn,
nIIttIl phi! II-iarts. Fill‘yl‘llllr. 'lflitkt‘l':
lII‘IIlzct‘s :ItIIi ~IlIlnl'!,' will have to live
tor tales: And it‘s I-rcIli'Ilc Incuuli.
I1I'
t‘lticaxo. '~I1.1I1llII1r will. cII‘I'Iral U'l‘.‘ 1.‘
publir ntf,.t..l~1, none of 11110111 tit-1‘0
KHSIII‘III‘II III “~ttbLII1rtIIal11y,“ were r. -
pm'II-Il as IIIHIIIII’ ftIiiIul tII illi<s lll't
"lliIIIt II 5's."
ll “null he :1 NW it' ("litago wIIrc
IIIIr populmlon, I‘illiIr‘
in luck ‘ Ill
'ht..uI:l1 I’Ilrht I.r thraurh impri-mtt-
11:: III In [lF‘CIH‘DIlllIlI' Ilt‘Zt‘ll Inn ('.‘l‘ll]‘1
Iii I'I l1 III It. lIIr-t’ (Inl‘ IIIIIII‘III lii1‘,tl \\I III
M". lIlt‘ heat.
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HOT WEATHER WARNl‘-IGS_
lII1;I are
‘Il.It ‘t \llé'l'l‘?
«11.71
surm- t1~<IIt’11l .IIII 1II:ItI.I1r
'm‘. Ill :1
III I‘IJI' 1L1) Il\'-IIIII Ilt‘lltIl‘llllI“Y".
ilIuI‘: \\Iltl‘ \‘.llll"l‘ clothing. but put
and your
I '1 iaur .1111IIII-~: uttdcrwIar
L'III‘IlWll‘ <.
Izli
l:' l fI 'l-:.‘:1;'
IIIIII‘I 111‘. to um IIII true 1 all
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llIIII‘I1lI~II. i atoms if um I an 11pr
lltm‘t dtiuk ll“-~(‘UI(I Ill'it’JIrs .Ir I‘l'y‘
I":l_1!I1 I'I’lniilIIlIf" :1lcoliol»\\biclt ate
heating.
III-Itt't I:II too much 1-. pcIia‘ly fats.
Izwct-ts .IIIIl IIIIII-r Incl Ioodi.
Iltlll'l tut-1.1m that this is the time to
‘I'Ia' the things that are growing now—-
-tl1II IrIIslI summer fruits and row
tables.
IlIvn'l bathe in very cold or very hot
walct‘wtcpid water is better.
lose your temper. .
mag...“
TIIII slowness of the British advance
in Mesopotamia is explained as due
l'IllOIIy to weather conditions. It rains
Icats and dogs all winter, and all sum-
lion"
‘mer the temperature hovers around
120 degrees: In the shade-where there]
is any shade. And yetW'Mesopotamin
was the seat of flourishing civiliza-.
tions for thousands of years. How
‘did the Sumerins, Accudians, Assy-
irians and Babyloniatus ever stand it?
Or has the climate changed 1-sinoe
their era? _
.._.__——
A Boston magistrate has sentenced
1m OverIzeaious social reformer
lserre a Ihmyesrs term in the house
garden had its herb corner where of correction for distributing “birth
grcut’mlni, sage, dill. balm. summer control" literature. And Boston still
saroTy, marjomm, fennel all thczregards Itself as the originator and
hubs which the housewife know so
.well how to use Inexpensive cuts or
meat, without the fine flavor but quite
as nourishing all the expensive cuts.
more made Into most delicious soups
Apr stcws‘tlirough the aid or those [81"
ten barbs. And this homo-groin: IlaV-
bring was more wholesome thou the
‘Ilot thing: we buy to disguise our food
trill! We . 1‘.
guardian '0! American liberty.
_—.———.—.—-—o——--¢
3T HEAVZfINES IMPOBED.
Mrs. Lelia Tabb and Victoria Back.
with, two prisonem \of the police raid
creaturda: niobium bosom or iii!
raided house, were fined $00 dud costs,
amounting In all to $73. 57, yesterday
ottoman. by Uudzo Vosburxb. Th
wmlnmmm Tliontw
.‘ -......_-’ ———o
tbe'medttine we buy at the corner- drugl'
:lie I
It» a 1:in turn to tetiief
iil‘l‘. II\ rl‘ rigour 1
what 'IIP house“ we: of 1111 carztcr :11. .
end. 11. km II ——l1mt to add 311911411: 11.11:}:
ulzo‘Imme variety to simple. BUUI‘TSII-i
it»: di m \xitIIIIut III? the of :tmrIg‘
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than other titles—she. Is Irtct'cli' llltdt"
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‘. colch-trrs cmplorcl‘ l} the. Prudential
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GOODS at Give
Away Prices.
July Cigarance Sal:
Sweeping Reductions--Vaiues Extraordinary
Hundreds of Bargain Prizes
In WOMEN’S DRESSES, SKIRTS and WAISTS
V2 PRICE. Thousands of lands of New WASH
COI‘TONS. LIN-
? ENS, . BEDDINGS, HOUSEKIEPING GOODS at
Manufacturers’ Prices.
50c TABLE DAMASK
l‘icc quality Inercerizcl lublt dour
ml. \Ial‘ Dalllrllr.
Stile I‘l‘.I I ,
per 3.1.1Il .390
The ITurImt III I‘i.~liI1I'i-..-\, III» Ia-‘li I.:III lII' ~\ tI ..1 l‘lillll I
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i'ftl'llllLll! III tutttttrti‘cc. has :I‘II..~. l‘lir 1...1.Ir I ll 11~ II ll 15“ DREDS GINGHAMS
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1111 1‘11‘1'12I1ratut I‘JIII<, aml Iartt tII' tisl: lI'I drum- '1» IxtIiI--~. .L OPC LLD SPREADS
Inttt li'lliIllI"'_-I'l‘ Il~ll. 1'1 :II:.’t\I1t' T't' ‘Ili'nciII III'lII: \ ll Itmtz': “Till“ HI“- UOCUe' ’IU’JII.‘ . l-
1 length II! tun» :Iit‘llt‘» .‘I 1,1111‘1- tlII ~lI1'1i1cri‘ III ‘IhI ti~»l. ' . tlttir Milli bummed.
Haunt gutI'tI I. artI-l lt)‘ a I‘I<tIII:ItiIItI 1:1 va‘Wl llrlltll‘: 11. 5810 l‘l’iw.
Ilium!) Is cuI'lIIsI-Il III the from of \\llt‘!‘|‘ll~' in the {I "I!l= r IriI-Ihle. :1 WI .‘nhl ..............
I'III‘II car. :Ittl 1~ (‘I‘Iilltl‘lt‘ti with 1.;1 at 11mm IiiII'. '11 113mm
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53.00 JAPANESE
The NAINSOOK
UNITED STATES PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE ASKS “*1 “1‘” WW" 1"11'h'“"“1“-1*'1‘°n
cad nzians' IIIIuIric. to incite»
DO YOU
Think Iiog mtilzling crttc
Marvel at the spread oi
Place your toilet so that
supply?
rallies}
win-r
Repeat the Golden Rule and them
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Silt I“ III‘
lili‘ 1‘ Itt't ......
..ch FINE VOILE
tor
I and. then
12x IIIIIII Wu 1’ Is. \IItE‘G‘ aul
I I 'l'
Carcully sclcct 1your imnrl ot'.1quor'11‘nd then IIIu Illll 1111 t -.i-n \IIIic
Feed your ChIlct‘cn unpasteurutcdmtlx? Ina III-1cm
Italybltl ..... ......no 0
19c TURKISH TOWELS
.‘lZIIJI‘ ill >ll'llclltul\ ; 7acc.’ II
l.xtt'-1 luau-v. comi >121 Ileuimcd.
——-————— TI!) Illil‘di‘l't,
‘ 5.1m I’IILI‘, 1//
Go camping for your health and then .1111. ...... . 2
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[PRUDENTIAL AGENTS CALLED
OUT ON STRIKE.
1 Action Follows Dismissal of Men Who
Recently Formed Union.
.luII 1.". -—.\pcnts and
.I'l~IIl‘:tlICo (‘omtvtmy \t'cr called out on
strike re tcrdny ‘It' a union rccntlv
III-canizcd amour Ihcm and known .1“:
the Illlt‘rTlleOllIll lttttram‘c Agents
Ii‘rotccllrc Association, with :1 mem-
bership of (HIM. Although claims “I
Tho company and the union were con-
flictlrIL'. it appeared tonight that at
least 7100 men in this district have res-
ponded to the strike call thus far.
The men demand better pay, rec
OC'I'IIIIC'I of the union and "more rea-
sonable" working hours. Telegrams
from brunettes of the union in differ-
1cm cities cast of Chicago, leaders
here. declared, indicate that unless the
dcmartds of the men are met. all the
6.000 will follow the lead of those al-
ready out. About 13,000 agents and
collectors are employed by the com-
pany throughout the country. The
lack of sufficient collectors to see that
premiums are turned in at the proper
time the strikers assert, will result
in the cancellation of thousands or
policies. The company, anticipating
the strike has announced that arrange-1
media are being made to protect poI-;
icI- holders and to have the sirlker‘z‘
{replaced by experienced men. The'
toompanv announced that none of the
‘men who walked out would be rein--
stated under any circumstances
The strike followed the company's‘
dismissal of thirty or forty employees
who had formal the protective mascots.
tion and the refusal of the CNN“ an aumprly on a pig which, according forms of quarantine they will encount-l Only one c1159 0: intuuliio paralysi
today t0 receive “3 representatIVeS- to prognogig. had had hog cholera.snd or during the journey or at their 023- was reported to
The original EVENING. It “I; “:ld' later be out up a cow which had been ttnntion. Inquiry at the headquarters it. was from New London.
was a recent 11116 181d d0“ Y t alcoudemneld under the tuberculosis of the railroads showed that methodslbeinc flveyesrs-fid and going
company which provides». that no mat-
ter what the ciroumstltncetl may be.;
when premiums on policies are four
lweelrs in arrears. Ilia policy must be
'csncelled This rule. it enforced.
latent: declare, Would result In a,
wholesale loose oi polloiu sud s ro-
ductiou ot the Income-
inmotooond pitrons ohm IIOMW & “. «wflnmlF—laa' ,‘NO '1"; :3:
it drains into your water
1 5c ASBESTOS
. -. . ...IIZ. ..... .--.... ...—3“!!! iron Holders,
.an II: :IrII 1r. I‘:'.III tr1 “rill! Il.ctmit~1 39'1" I’lll'l‘.
1m :11! 111.111.1ry Iirrtauizations 111‘ this 11‘“- -------- .............
>111. lll.l'..I
mapped out
IIIII 1.1.1” ‘x'I‘t'IIKIII. has ”I on
by officers of the C. .‘\'
I: . and only awaits the sanction of thc
rciular'ariit: :111:hori:ic.x to be darted,
I.l(‘|ll"lilli‘1‘ t‘nlonel Edward A. Shuttle-
I~ IRONING WAX
7 Still PI‘IH‘,
'I'liilil‘. FOR ............
$6.00 SUMMER DRESSES
.‘\.:.I 1. Ul \lil 'rt'Illl l‘I 'I.I 1', .l‘tl IIII-
III. I.' \I .II >. I‘:.\I I‘llwlii
mum ‘I- _
Salt I'I'It‘t
I I
:5 and $10 SUMMER
URESSES
Tam tullv IlI'~igittd .1111
made .1 t II1I1Id \IIIII:.I
1.II.1I«~Iu,~
Pt I
l;It‘c J_"
l.” ‘ \IAJ
.....550
$3.00 WASH SKIRTS
Ill lzIItI-r ~lIIpI'II. .‘I‘IIII 'IIII~I\.‘I
Iy 1).:I'Lt‘1r. SI-IIIII‘aIe
" ...... 1.98
$I 5,0 WAISTS
S1lk strum \IIIles, 1111.11.
l, I l.1IlI.~1 models.
s-“l’ I'lIH‘,
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PICTTILOATS I
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I II
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Saw
I, _II ‘1
l1,ttlltl
HI 1.1
1IiIIE11jI that
9c ‘N..CALO“./ APRONS
tt-l..tI.1I(1r..lI.~ lil'Jtl :ull size.
\\:~t1 iIIIII'II.
l1.I
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1? 1-2: CURTAIN
Ml' SI. l.‘\‘
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t'otl. ................. lttl’ \’:?1' ......
.2. b0 SLOP JARS $4110 COUCH HANIMOCKS
b5 -' 1‘11. rlidllhi "1“ I It.-I .n‘l'rtt. I11 |l \‘III'
I I i. I
P sum 11;..., ’
.11111l1 . . . .
S149 TEA KETTLES
\\". and I'luIa IIIIIIIl I121
.Itctl. ‘
S'tlt I“‘,l|t‘
th(.I ... ...... 98c
“
icc CLUNY [ACES
irmy ZIttl'H‘lh. 1-: III 3 i-_‘ rushes
\\1lI*.
$.III- l'mr,
tI1ri.Ile .50
$1.00 \VATER FAILS
\\'lIi:I'I riftwbluc errttticl
1-1
on SYV‘I‘I.
Sale l’riIc,
.;I:r.t "1.
Ice TOOTH RRUSHES
lmttr‘ l...ttdlI.~. I rou- III
lint."
SrilI I‘IIIc,
fine
1 .II l‘.
.639
Cit
Il1
\\‘I’>I'Ill .~.IItIl ittsl lllf—flll IIIII1 all of tho.
Iurccr towns and cities of Connecticut
would be embraced in the campaign.
all of tin recruiting stations that will
IIII IIstaIIIIsIII-d taking in more than
one city. THOTI‘ will he seven recruii-t
Inc parties In all, each party consist?
int; of one cotuiuis-ioned otticcr, a cor-I
ream. a corporal and prlt‘te. The rc-s
crtt‘ttiur: will he continued for two or
time months 11 “on it is expected that.
the required nun: tor of men will Us; Take” SIIHBIIOII “I“ "93ml
obtained for bringing the Connecticut: Officials—One Death III South
companies 11p to war strength.
Canterbury
NEW lllltli IuIIIIIIIi
MEASURES 1131113311
Lieutetnaut Colonel Shuttlcworth is
still at Nlautic, finishing the detail‘
the prescm'week, when it is expected
that Colonel Shuttleworth will be 115-,
.r.te with the local authorities, went to
signed to the supervision of the re-
cruiting campaign.
. M’ the health authorities of Connecticut
VETERINARIANS GATHER IN
GREENWICH. ‘ Ii tc‘1'.mmtou He wtll‘l’i‘i’ to arrange.
GREWQH Comb, July 25 —Hog It working agreement betw ecn state or
cholera and bovine tuberculosis claim- 1011'“ authorities and the Federal au-
Til the attention 0! the veterinarians thorities so that travelers may be uu-I
.who gathered here Iodtu for the sum-E6915 firstematic regulation.
mer meeting of the state associationfl Al present It IS almost impossible
Fire (‘1th13 were at Bruce park Hespi.‘for ”icons who wish to take children
ta] Dr Earl F Schnfleid conducted tirom New York city to ascertain what
treatment. 'of quarantine in dittorent communities
The (may or move members held, differ Iridely and that individual cities
their own individual autopsies on thalafld towns make frequent changes In
clams gervéu them at a bake at momltheit “regulations For this reason It
and the clinics were continued In the was said. that the nth-pods had found
afternoon. lit s'ltopelcso undertolring' to keep a
I list of local quaradtinc rules. They
PRESIDIM' FOR MENU-“HIPS. adviced thh'i tumors before leaving
Jilly IE. 4mm. New York WW ahead to: definite
gm auditor tddly that lamination at mount-null outloo-
Ivtdm J.
/
.Dr. Banks Comes to Hartford to"
ithc Federal staff sent here to cooper-g
'I‘ititt‘t‘
law It: 1.IIIIIIIII III tint I1'nctt. t1.’1..tl I.I.~II It .11..1..11I,I 1).IT.I.‘ -l.~‘, the
:Illl‘li .I'. 1.1il11'IIIII and KII.'III1.:IlIip ".III-~ i'I.1.1'.lI Ill her 11'. ma... I-IIpIIruJ yester-
’\\II1I- 1I1~LIIII_1'III‘I not '.(I pass children daI. Frank Mal‘ltul's ‘\\'Il.\'02ll"0id
for 11011115 111 I-Il1.1-1
how tit-1 iv‘IIl
holding III III ‘. ~
Tlllll‘.‘ lllllt‘ss llu‘y Iottld .~
.cral certificates.
E SMITH CANTEI‘IB'I'RY, 01:112.. July
.“Tllt‘ illness cl‘ i\ .I.I'.1 ll‘. I‘ITI'I 1mm.
Ills It; It near the Brooklyn line, was
ImI thou-d yesterday :1:I due in iIII'atttil»
llzllflllfl“. The family had the IlIilIl
Inc I1 summer boaIIiIt 'l‘lic Ilriid in
'gHt‘Slll’lT‘. cum: from New York with it<
Iplll’flllbi by way of New London, :111Il at
HARTFORD, I‘onn., July
ftemoon that nothing was known
Dr. Banks intends to VISII Trenton, N' ‘hpre concerning the propomld yjsn [0
Banks1 and heating’w
Connecticut of Dr. Charles E.
of the Federal Health Sertice concern
imz infantile paralysis.
information of his coming had been!
sent
not heard of it.
the State Board Yoday
the victim
here
from Worcosoor, Mass.
The Stole Hoilth Board complains of
the failure of health oilicers in towns
ma cities to report one: promo tly.
thus tendering almost come the co-
operation accessory to deal adequately
with the citation.
NEW YORK, July “...-Both may
and now on” W todoy in the
upidouiio a! tutorial. pot-sink.
~5lWOWWWM-
m
up sII-mmwam
25.-—-lt -
was said at the 06ch of the State
flittrtford ,today, for a conference with‘Bom-d of Health at the Capitol this;
No advance
Dr. John T Black secretary oil
the State Board said by 'phono from!
his home in New London that he had.’
II.1Il ha: it. Ilwlvh IItI'crr Ile the
I-III_1IIIII1Ir.< to keep out Iit"lI-‘I11~c. but
.10.: to found that iIll'ZV 11) lift; and
11. 1I ll Iftcr «11111.1 by .1111 a quaran-
tzIII “as (.t.I .Il1>.1Id \iiih l\\’0 ctiicers
I: .1 guard
C 10 ‘.~uspect1l Ia.» I in IIOILII‘ street,
.'~‘Ir1 III 1.1 also \\ Is rcpt»: Id
\IIZIIIIIEN. (Hutu. .IIII)
deaths III1eur1I.l III‘It‘
Ilf; l’l spitc III all that llel'iden
III-alto Ilullitl.il(‘.~' have IIIll‘iE‘ to pro-
23.—Two
IISI‘
u'1l'c‘nc‘dwithtllesditl Div . ~— - ..— 1 ;II~'I"-1,1.'11.1~.1' “
O“ on C It 1211' g . INK“ \ORlx, Jul} 2o.~lli 1m tilort tllill plucc it was primed as in mod “I. ‘h‘ lhm‘tmi [{(‘Lulfi‘lilf 11‘) p“
the Connecticut troops to \ogflles. ,0 mm" mom gum” uniformltr in‘ 1:11.11,» T?“ \xfi‘Uun HUI Il-m'ld. 15
He h compiling statistics which will . .. 1‘ ~ - l:I1al.li. tI-tr old .~II:I l‘l lit“. and Mrs. Robert.
"Il'l‘mmmc measures lake“ by other, A Qil'lr‘llllln" on t‘1o‘ liottr‘eliusbr-cit '1‘ Mair-Jul. ;::.l Illa lvs. Ii rear old
be forwarded to Washington for the . _ , _ , , ‘ 1 “ . _ , _. .. . .1 ,_ , 1
plates aeamst toe spread of quutittlcNH and .m 0"Ilcr 'll‘CIl that. children w than-r -‘1 AIII Mu Alf», l. J. Gl‘llfln.
use of the war department. This I~rrlv<i from New York c'tv Dr' . 1 . l~ _ ‘ “ In“; my. m .0 1111.1 Animus“, as
work will be finished by the. end of. 1“ “‘ ‘ “ l‘.’ ' “ml?" 5‘“““1“ “'0’“ 1W“ "“1" PW” “"‘ 11151115515 Imly tag. night. The gm
I Uifll‘lcfl 1‘" Banks' senior member of be admitted to tom. \‘Rm‘t! I‘I iii'tIln-IIILIrI last ‘II'I--.1.I The
MIII‘SIII'II boy returned last wcek from
a camping trip at Salmon River. A
{In your» ago when paralysis was
prevalent, tho Mars-ion boy‘s younger
brother had III.c dis are and upon re»
(O\£‘f) he had lost senses of speech
STEEL Willi fill Willi
lIllDS llP mm
Steel reinforcements. which hat-q
I been lost in th Pennsylvania Railroad
5 freight tangle. are still on the cold,
and consequently the work of paving
on- the Wilson Point road. is being
hOId up It
I Street Commissioner Sherron my.
cd this morning that lock of met! to.
also one or the manor. drawback:
to the work at the present time. Afton
hating advertised widely. for over I
week, for men! Mr. Sharron stated that:
men, and lost ton. old om. ’I‘lfll- to“
is far from desirable. It work to to ho
:comptmu rapidly. m mom-m
mom; has work on bond m. ,;
Ivmanctwman' on
-Woum
5: ' ..42c
today from the ,
the street departmt hind six not“
1 l
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