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NOMINATION.
Specials Tonight
Double Header Tonight
Over One Hundred Saturda
=7 I $001.“ “03"” WHERE PRESIDENT WILSON WILL BE nib I
INC SE QTINEL 0T FIED OF
" ESTABLISHED BY
[auras GOLDEN
hue insanity! 3 Permanent PublicI
lSchool League.
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falou’ in the need for such a league.
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”inc ethiol system of many a icon.
'7 L. AND A. L. GOLDEN. we: in be no WL‘lBE‘ for the knowledgev
PROPRIETORS you :~ tornpanv of lunch: had band-i y Ni ~‘ -
' ght SPCLlalS Ton 9h
i - a" w“ .td tipithir to guard the interest; of. Eagly. Your Money Counts Double Tonight. V}: Erect-nae
MTURDAY. SEPT. 2. 1916 l . ‘ . n Y a Few. ‘ n 1°"
w‘ A __ N? .___,. “ -__. ,__ line (innlivn and the leathers again“; r
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mlATURE ALMANAC FOR‘unv input u. 1Lllt.tlall... { on Sale 7 to 10 O’C'OCk
TOMORROW t licwevei. the existence of such a:
> tide 2:04 a. m.: 2327 p. mgllemoe L‘Jr'd not of llmsblly implyj ; $1.00 WAISTS
rises 520; Sets 6334‘ ilht‘it :wcitic unfairness or corruption l FOR WOMEN 17:. PILLOW CASES
. 'atr
niu~liii. 4:
null made. no drum: *.
>pct'1al tonight ,... 121"-
98c BED SHEETS
llurahlc Sheets. mailc oi
§tunly round thread \hcit~
mg. no scams. no dre~~ing.
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,jvnntno SENTINEL TELE-lam ;...
:rnone CALLS
i "Mud. l Rooms—92.
Irwin Office—93-
in the management of schwzl
.\ll kintlm all silt-x
'l‘oniphr ............ 79c -
$1.50 TAFFETTA SILKS
lilack and
it would more than justify"
'iteelf in any town or city a: a means}
of closer communication belWerl’li
St'lltit'l.‘ and home. and a better under-4. .
colors.
,- yard
hide. excellent value.
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hreut preparationx are hetngmudcto have a lug celebration at bhadow Lawn. near Long
"if "flown“: Branch Office—x388.
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standing of the needs and the aims of
Minds Residmce—er-z. l . . _ g . _
c”? Editor’s Residence—7524. .50“!- liranch. X. .l.. on ll‘lt‘tn‘t‘ds‘ltifl ot the notification of President \\'il.~on of his nomination. More fl >1rci‘1al tonight 51‘36 .‘d' Will wear “‘t‘ll and \\'t<ll
potholes Manager's Residence—i ‘M"‘ ”‘3" 5.“ i” l"‘"“’““ Will lk‘ Pile-“fit {0 limit lii.‘ speech of acceptance. This was the old home of l heavier, i
. I! 3.". ;ROUNDING UP. THE IRRESPONSI. _lohn .\. .\lt't all. prendcnt ot the Km \ork Life Insurance t’oxnpany. it is one of the finest l 39C WHITE STOCKINGS Siilt‘ price tonight .. 79“»
”h“ 'eres Residence—89°. l ' BLES. ‘ country llnllWS In .\Illulilua. ' Y _ \\’0nll’n‘-S \\hll(‘ Sittt’k— .
._ - mm A coroner's jury in (hicaao not "4 pie s6.wu,000 less this year than last.‘ lugs. all Sizes, £3.00 BLANKETS
unoee HUNTERS TO BE CAREFULl
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Against Caueing Accidents With
Firearme end Starting Fir“.
AND COMFORTABLES
Handsome lied lilalllxcb,
plain colors and plaids. llig
sire. lug liordcrcd ('otniort-
ables.
.1 Special tonight
Bombay averages more than seven-g
ty-two inches of rainfall each year. ‘
RY. 22¢ pair
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loo;- ago recommended a secret inves-
tigation of all people of subnormul
MAPONIC DIRECTO
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6 ‘ I ° O‘Hntelligence by the police.
Well L 9e, Not 108. F. and A. M.,v
inspired by an inquest into the death
5°C “PEBECO”
TOOTH PASTE
This was i
The emperor of Japan sleeps on all
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will be held at its rooms, Sept. 4th,‘
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Degree.I All Master Maseru. cordial.
Iy and fraternalty invited.
;~ Fraternally yours,
fittest: l
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cwrclconscmusness N THE ‘
COUNTRY.
The (‘hicago 'l‘rihunc. by way of it-
Justi'athtu the urn .~pirii of civic (‘o—l
operation that l.‘ cumin: (our rural
communities in America. tells of some
01' the "holwomc changers noticeable
in Missiluri,
Schoolhonws are becoming center.c
of Ftit‘llil and cducutiomil lii'c for the
Carlin—rs and their litllllllt .~'. The will
cultural
tion.regiardini: soils, crops and live
!college is sprciidinu informa~
stock. land the farmers everywhere
are availing thi-ltzscltcx of it. with the
hmflull that their yields :ite larger.
Friendly rivalry in production H now :ilwrys linhlo to brook ottt (lilllgpl‘olls.‘
' the rule in HllllUFl every community.
19f so. per.~on.~' at lllt' hands of a me»
are religious fanatic and his wife.
The remmmendations here in brief:
That an invcstigalion without pub-
licity be conducted by the police,an
:hc names of subunrmah be reported
‘thrcogh the police to the judge of the
tutlnty court;
l That the practice of releasiuc such
‘t‘hfl'fil‘lt’l‘fi arrested in quasi-criminal
,uurinnts be discr/tinucd:
l That an examination of them be
nude by the most scientific tnedli-nl
it xpi its obtainable.
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giuulw ltll invmtiuution of all vicious.
‘ciiminal hulln0TYlliilS.
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The suggestion hits: given rise to it
{cool dcul of huntorouu comment out»
.:-1dr of (‘hicunoz but it is u MM» and
.ct‘nntructivc eupgestion nevertheless.
lwortli adoptiur in any city, however
‘snmll. The irresponsible person is
lly it‘ snow unexpected wny. Thorough
\VAFilthi'l‘th, Sept. ‘.'.»~rlnipl.a~
sizing the deatruction or property I .d
human life caused by careless hunt»
ens, a burning issued by the Font; ‘
Service urges all sportsmen on the
National Forests to use the create t
possible care to prevent forest
and to avoid such accidents as
.931 llangcr Clark on the Cabinet .\‘:\-
tionnl Forest in Mouton»: lust ye r.
Mr. Clark. it is cold. Ins mistakin for
u hear by a careless hunter who tired
without waiting to be sure what he
was shooting at. To show that sueh
accidents are not uni-omintn. the
iwarniug quotes an estimate of the
liiuloixicul Surtcy that between 150
and L'tttl persons ere annually klllcd'
in hunting occldentn in this country
and that this number in increasing.
Furthermore. it its stated, 13 per cent.7
of all the forest firm in the Netionel
Forests are caused by careless hunt-
cry; and other campers.
The National Porous. it is pointed
hilt, contain the beat hunting grounds
in the country. The number of game
:ninnls l9 increulng on eccouut of
the protection from forest fires end
There KW ”“01“” “mum thutput illlt’tlltiil ounninailon of till suspected‘pilleuul killing which is edorded by
100d literature into the hands of 1cm
of thousand: to whom it \vus former
Excelltvnt mimiccl
”1?, inaccessible.
-vgnnliutlons ll'llh‘l about the coun-
try districts giving concerts, unit are
liberally .llitll'tltlli’i d :ind ititvlliucntly
inpprecinted. ln towns “hero half a
dozen churches used to Mitiuglc vain
ly tor existence. prosperous and in-
‘illuentlnl community churches have
appeared. gathering the whole church-a
goinz; population under one roof.
Nobody in imposing culture on the
Missouri farmers and villagers, There
is assistance and (-o-opcmtion from
big urban centers. but the movement
linorons unit liulf “'in “onhl result in
lininimlzinu li
lineup. doubtless. that some of them
would be opcrutcd on surgically. unit
this danger. would
rtlm (onecqucnt (diminution of \iclous
lchftructcrlstics. Others would be sc-
lurcgutcd. Still others. considered
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lund pitch :1 sort of mild supervision.
l.urmh-.~r.~. would simply be rcphtercd
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i it is not necessary in these duyii for
an intelligent community to be ntthc
llli‘lt‘)‘ of subnormula und irresponei
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NOT AN ACCIDENT.
A flve‘yearold boy in Springfield.
fli‘orcut officers. 0!: many of the For-
t is. deer. elk, mountain sheep and
other species are fairly plentiful,
uhilc small game ha usually abun-
i‘unt. lieur. mountuin lion itnd t‘th~r
predzit iry uniniuls .tt‘t‘ ft un-l on cost
of the forests unit-U70 killlnr. of the-e
lllt‘ltt more is encouraged hereunto
they prey on domestic stock and the
hcrbiyorous game animals.
The value of the forest-a for hunt-
‘iug grounds depends largely
whether they are protected from fire.
my: the wartime. Forest fires dos.
troy the range and breeding places
of the game and often kill large num~
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when: of the animals themselves. while
la great many more are driven out
:of the country by the flames. Fur-
‘thertuore. streams flow-in: through
lites
the.
one which causcd the death oi li‘or ,
upon
Afid‘fl
.rug with bamboo sticks for a pillow.
Dr. Reid Hunt hi considered es Har-
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‘ vard University's expert on poisons.
READERS’
i More melt-hes are used in Great
IEWS '” Britain than in any other country in
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stone Park than anywhere else in the
luvs mo COULD nor a: savzo.
i For the Benefit of the Taxpeyere.
l'l‘o \\ hum It May (‘oncernz
ti. tut evening‘s issue of your DI‘
per i read that the city could save
$300 by giving out the contract: for
sewers at l‘eirtleld Perk. etrect by
street, and that Mr. Matttello wu
willing to share the work with Brown
‘A- Hoyt. the lowest bidders.
] l have been informed that both
Sllrown & Hoyt and Foley & (‘bariott
“'I’l'l‘ aesureil before bidding upon the
:wmli thttt the work would be awarded
in 21 total. and that the city merely
lwiehcd the bid separated into etrcctu.
.zls nu uid in assessing purposes. ’
I" lit) interview with Brown & Iloyt‘
'hi“ morninu they eluted that under no
t'lrllflllhlflnt‘l‘d would they have ae-
('t‘] in: ii division of this award, as All.
llll‘fl‘ streets adjoin one number had
contusion would surely result if
;I\\.vlt.lt‘1.l separately. ‘
‘7 lumen .v Hoyt would not have at»
l'nitcd States.
tor. sleeps on an average of four
: hours a day.
Nearly 5,000,000 cords of wood are
used in the manufacture of paper in
this country every year.
ilixhvpmdc potnvh is now worth
about 8500 a ton. Before the war it
could be bought for 339.
itleorge Washington was but 43
years old when he took command of
the t‘ontlncntnl Army at Boston.
The lnfrmte lion Alfonso, ftret cousin
of the King, is Spain's champion long-
~ (lln‘lflllt‘t' nvuitor.
Monaco possesses the smallest army
in the world. conslsting of 75 guards.
75 ciirnblneers and 2?. linemen.
Former Governor James E, Campbell
ccpled u dl\i,~ion of awnrd i do not of mm, llllh‘ amindpd every nannwmi.‘
.- hnw Ihe city could have 5am! to National Convention since the Cirill
snip its stated. as the next hixbcsto’l'ur.
‘ll'liil hid would then have to be ac-3
ci-picd, !
that Mr. Muttiello neglected to nccomv "‘4‘!“ M a mPSFt‘hKP-l‘ on Ill? ”001' Of 1116‘
hillll' his bid with :1 certified check or.S‘~ Mill“ 3'0"“ Exchange.
end: to the amount of ttvcnty-tlve dol-' ——
late as called for in the si'iecttlcutlonu.i Tl" Duke 0’ Menchmer, who man
.‘lnil it was only through the courtesy “0d Miss: ”Me“ Zimmerman of (‘incin-
nail. is proud of the distinction of be-
at thc city engineer and the council ii
that his bid Was not declared lnfon ll’llz lllt only Duke who has earned is
living as a journalist.
mill and illegal. JUSTICE. ' ______
Thomas A. Edison. the noted invert-l
_ David R. Francis. the new Ambflfisa‘;
A- it matter ‘of fact l am informed dor to Rtmlu, began his business: cit-3
‘h Nonc- better for the teeth. Special tonight $1.98
Special tonight _____ 31¢ Male on three curls~ to
. night. '
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25c TURKISH TOWELS
' ‘ l‘inc quality Turkish
loutls. pink. hluc, urwco
and lavender borders. ‘
bale pricc tonight 19“ .-;i
98c HUCK TOWELS
Regular ore. good Hill!“-
5 . Fine quality black chiffon
liroadcloth, 50 inches ui lc.
Special tonight $1.49 \‘il.
50c TABLE DAMASK
Good quality mcrccrizcil
llnniask. regular width.
"U h ‘; l i ' > . t
,.. i tutti of initttrns. ncut rcil l)tll‘tlt‘l’~. lminund.
29c l'il. Spiriul tonight 490 «lo'.
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If a woman is known b her N '
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Witness eloquently to hit good tastZCar t ls collection
will
Exquisite materials—Gear
organdy, etc., in a we
favored types,
styles.
New novelties in rolled and semi-high Collars.
Collar and Cut? Sets in a variety of smart models.
Vestees in styles that are different and distinguished.
Such things cert m... i- t
i..53t:: orawo '
refinement. l ‘ man 8 taste and
PRICES RAN-G“. emu ............ 25¢ UP
gette crepe. crepe de chine.
.nderful assortment of all the most
including cape ideas, sailor, Gchu end shawl
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is largely due to the efforts of theml” was: playing soldier, llc mm a
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The?
burncdvover areas are subject to such
22~culihro riflo. Just in fun he pointpdé “‘me variations of flow and are. comppkffis'bg'fnmn EXCHANGE,
"s .3 '3. Rod l.nn, 'h ha.loe a-
rurel commumno thinmhc MEN AND MATTE,“ l h " Er'm" “ ° ‘1 ’ n p CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
‘roforms are coming: cliiclly from with-
in: And that is the mo>t satisfactory
thing about the whole business,
“This awakened civic conscious-
ness," says the Tribune, “of \vhjchthe
the spiritual force
furerunner of
which is going to rcgencratc our rural
p tt.‘oltttmunlties. check the. rush to the
large centers by improving country
“life and make the latter more than
> ever preferable to existence in the
1 congested cities."
i _ QUAPDING THE SVHOOLS.
The people of Illinois are to be
congratulhted on the stand they have
merit only in the public schools,
to be eommiserated that it has
i. necessary to take such a
' For if there is one branch of
'ibllc service which should be
.. to the good of the people and
no}: the influence of political,
or racial pressure and pre-
fi. it Thould be the public school
ért’
eat-ens, mu high cent-e
character, weir rm!
end political Vite-9111118!
i. oe. There, it in onyx-ulna
.. ty service. cherecter end
ebeuld count.
‘ the.Woman'e City Club. of OH-
h on like question of appointment!
it at his mother. She dicd‘.
This: will go down in the records as
The child who points a weapon nt
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any person under any circumstances
nnl negligence. The mother who zil-
lows a child to play with u firearm is
guilty of criminal negligence.
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that
it was her business to know.
evcrybody's business to know
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No. thle killing was not an accr'
xdent.
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For vitality and longevity the Sun
and has a respectable surplus. More
that 2.500.600 visitors have seen it.
And it is still doing business the same
M ever.
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campaign is that the clever corn-
apondent feels called upon to report
all its incidents in mllitary..terminol-
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At the established rate of advance
to! We; on; fish." ulna: three
miles a. month, the English army will
reach Berlin in ten then 25’ years.
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Bayonne (N; J.) bebtea are being
releedeobeerhieede! milk. my-
nn accidental killing. But it was not.|
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! them.
icrease in the numbers of pcrsons
‘fwho visit the National Forests for
“W dweller 113-“ 1‘93“] little. “3 the'lus parents who are guilty 0f Crimiflhuntlng and other recreation pur-
pose. Every effort is made to en-
;conriice this use of the forests. Naps
.‘ showing the recreation resources have
.heen issued, and the trails built by
“Didn't know it W35 loaded?" But if the rangers open up new country t:)'
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The best indication of a man's fit-
to ‘be in the woods. the warning
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dangerous weapons do not fall into the? “aims out... is the‘cure which he
hands of reckless or irresponsible per-z shows in handling firearms and fl—e.'liavo..proliibltlon laws.
«1 None but the. most inexperienced ton-
ider—toot will shoot u‘lthout getting a
lplnln view of his game, while the
lman who lets his campfire escape or
lwho carelesely drops it lighted thatch
or hot tobacco ashes betrays at once
Diego Panama Exposition is a record-khis ignorance of the'Ttthdomentul rim 1
breaker. It has been “1an nearly ; clples of woodcrnft\ Such men. says"
two years. it has paid all expenses the warning. should keep out of the
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Woods.
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“TWO-TWO" DANCE is THE.
. LATEST.
l CHICAGO, Sept. 1.—The “two«two"
its the new dance which will be the
The worst thing about the political ballroom favorite it the mcommenda-j
ltion of the American Netionill" Asso-
l elation of Dancing Masters is adopted.
A special committee of six teachers
designed the dance and demonstrated
it today to the dancing teachers in
convention here. It will be intro-
duced to the public in moving ple-
tune.
The “two-two"
mcopated rhythm". The man starts
of with the left foot, maktnxo long
may to the count of one-two. with 3
Mt belence at the end of the step.
on: e quick atop to the count at
drill: the! “the belence than
um root and drew the tilt up to it.
uh.
item so choked up with deposits of
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.sodiment that fish can not live in
Each year. his stated. sees an tu-i
is danced by r
e.
pointed lecturer in biology at the grad- l
"unto school of Yale University. is the
, first woman to be thus recognized and
honored by the intitutton.
Ztlcn in Clitnu wear skirts.
Admiral Dewey is a lover of hard
work.
l HIGH SCORES AT PLATTSBURG..
That Norwalk has some marksmeni
to be proud of. is shown by the fact
ithat in the whole Ninth Regiment at
Plattsburg, the two highest marksmen
were Nor-walk men. In order to quali-
l fy us a helpert marksman. it is neces—
sary to shoot 210 out of e possible 250.
B. H. Gardner, the superintendent of
line c. +3. L. a w.. 00.. of this city
. . fmade a score of 233 and thereby made
es in the boron l10“,;the high score for his regiment. and
lr'anked himself as one ‘0! the best
lmarksmen in the whole encampment.
.Deputy Scout Commissioner Douglas
Nash was runner up with the excel-
. , . . lent score of 229. An expert marks-
:“0352:322'mfrgflezflg Flance’ is man is the highest honor a military
- ‘5 man can get. This title ranks higher
‘than that of a sharpshooter. Mayor
vMitchell and Archie. and Quentin
iRoosevelt are members of the Ninth
lxegtment, and qualified as exeprt
lmerksrnen, but with scores below
ltheue of the Not-walk men. The teat
' of Messrs. Gardner and Nash is an ex-
ltremely difficult one, and Norwalk has
”not cause to be proud of her repres-
Paterson, N. J“ is the tea ding ankiortutttves at the business meus camp,
city ll] the United States. an-E M'NOR SLMTB IN COMMON
- PLEAG “DOUBT.
In the attempt to collect at I note
of 8817.60. alleged to be due and un-
paid, the Erwin M. Jennings com-
pany has broughta civil oction against
W. Herbert Jennings. of Southport.
Denotes Wing to 41,200 ere
eeked. Papers. were yesterday after-
noon m in tle Civil Court of Com-
mon Place. and attachment has been
mode for 01,500. ‘
“image. of’ 3300 are asked of
William But-libero, of Milford. by the
A. W. Eur-rm company. of Bridgeport.
The pitfall! clelme' to have sold to
Bornlnm on nine 5. an.
I velued et 3181.80. no amount
Great Britain has 3,493 munition hie-l
torics.
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; The United States builds her dread-
:noughts in pairs.
Great Britain is divided into eight.
munitions areas.
Nineteen stat
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There are over 66,000 post-offices in
‘the United States.
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Vincent Astor is a deputy sheriff of
Duchess county, N. Y.
t Lisbon, Portugal. has one of the tin-
'est harbors in the world.
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A young condor does not fly until
after it is a your old.
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hates being phototl'aphed. ,
New York city hotels represent an
investment at ever $500,000,000.
The fastest mine tuner-men m
etthereteotwswuporhour.
Of all. the wounded in «the German
hoepltele. 90.1 per cent. mever.
The Memmotb Cue in Kentucky 1
[the torrent «Vern lathe who. ""
l The transportation committee of the
Chamber of Commerce, of Bridgeport.
today heard complaint from William
T. Hoyt, of Dal-ten. against the recent.
change of the New Haven road in
taking off the_7:30 a. m., express from
_Bridgeport to New York and substitut-
ing the 7:15 accommodation to Stam-
‘tord. Mr. Hoyt, expressing the desire
' of himself and others, asked for an m
press train arriving at New Y
transmitter. ,t'ore 9 o'clock. The presenzrlifli:
John C. DORDF: Hartford, typewrit- reaches New York at 9:03. No formal
lug machine. 1action was taken by the committee.
The following were issued August
29, 1916. List furnished from office of
A. Ill. Wooster, solicitor of patents,
Bridgeport. Conn:
Carl E. Anderson, Bridgeport. elec-
tric switch.
George M. Barnes and J. S. Finch,
Bridgeport, sewing machine.
John S. Finch, Bridgeport, power
Joseph Merritt. 'llarford. connect-i
lng link and making same. i CSULD NOT DO ”FR COOK'NQ
t‘uitis H. \‘ecdcr, Hartford, register. ‘ rs. If: E' Hammetster, Tea.. M“-
writes: I was affected with kidney
Charles F. Scott. New Haven, (5). trouble t t
means for minimizing inductive inter-t -. or wo years. I was so bad
this summer I could hardly do my
ferepce. cooking I got Foley Kidney Pills
00“ L. Atkins, West Hartford, and they helped me. I feel like a new
lady's travelling skirt. persons." Too many women neglect
G. c. Davison. New London, up. symptoms of kidney derangement:
pnrntus for launching automobile torn, When the kidneys are “0‘ property do~
”does. ling their work poisons left in the am
item cause weak back. dizziness. pulli-
W nests under eyes. swoolen ankles, joints
and rheumatism.
John N. Reynolds. Greenwich, au-. Sold Everywhere,
lunatic "he“, “thh- 5%
George E. Curtiss, New Britain“
David W Raymund
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(design). .
Cherlee May, New Britah, sh ‘
Tet. omee. rue-s: m, 008.
32 VAfltmmll 8T.
eating device.~
new RID m'e WILD” '
Henry L. Smith. Waterbury. elm
Dorian House
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15391 33. Palmer. Mlddletowu.
bin supporter. "
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mechanism for wood screw mailman/.1
Fred Smith, Springdale, (2), shock
inventor for vehicles and the like;
shock prevent». ‘
Clarence E. Smith, Shelton, heap
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