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IEOPRIETORS
”TABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
THURSDAY 111111."sz 1917
TOMORROW
High tide 1 :10 a. m. 1 :19 p. to
Sun rises 7:17: sets 4:47.
. PHONE CALLS
Editorial Rooms—~92.
Business Office—93.
'Nprwatk Branch Office—1388.
Editor’s Residencr-zrfi-z.
City Editor‘s Residence—7521
L GOLDEN» \1'1‘111
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EVENING SENTINEL TELE— "'“ ""‘1i" lath-"1'
K atien of a new, higher tvpe of invent l
,or—lhe compositt inlcllltll‘. He 1211133
'atte-ntiou to 1111-
.1L1:"1 121' “11'
11111144 the contiucnt~a
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. 14:1ug of some 35 engineers, who werc'
«assigned in 11 body to work out
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.EINIATURE ALMANAC FOR t!:1:-111111.-s11:1 12111111 and the nil1ogen
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:‘cgttl'do'd by Mr. 1
than
,"l‘l'1e 111'. cutions he patents are lltv.‘
lducls 111' mam minds working in he
mottiou4 1o opctalton toward :1 defin-
ite 11.11d
This supreme
Business Managex‘ S Residence..:posed 111 individuals none of whom
in the world.
1"..rwuv . ». “_... '
liete railroad traffic
Northwest. 11
may lines through the
,W
Ill
\\ ould cat 1)'
he big range as tltcy do :11 prm'ut.
1101). That is :1 good
but Mr. Citittcndcn is sure that
age and wear and tcar ot' rollinu stock.
hait‘
train
. .. A vertical life of nearly
8.
"would be
big east or west.
Stut'tl to 1\\t'l')‘ puss-
railroad would save 411' mile»: on its
to '1‘1111'111111. 1‘c1i1111' the.
line running
steepest crude ft‘ont 2.2 percent to .6
.tity of curves. All the lines terminat-
uel.
It's
tunnel projects that lll‘c now contem-
merely the boldest 111 11 group 01‘
anthracite coal
through the 11tountains to the Pacific
exp1 11.4 with
the outlay.
tl" .1fl11'
justific'
engineers and
«. . intugntut ions,
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r'el~—~or one bl' i1ig1-~:1.4 much moncv as
built;
last.
goodsizcd railroud could bc
It‘s the l
, ll‘ 40 or 1'10 years ago.
". most scientitic 'stcp in the domination,
‘ «11' 1'1 continent by the power 111‘ \\ 1'.tllli1
‘. and inventive genius.
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INVENTING iNVENTORS
111 Engineering and
"in an article
Contracting, a Chicago publication. 11
' r. 'Gillette
'R‘ochester, N. Y..
i'us" who has himself turned out many
:1 sort
Other
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tells of a little shop llll
wlterc an aged "gett-
successful inventions colldllcl's
of inventors‘ training school.
litiénwrith ideas only half-formed
, ti}? worked conic to 111111 for help'
‘ riticism. He tells them whether
r plans are worth while, encourag-
em to persevere if he sees prom-
,iu them. and himself completes
112 work if they want him to. He
ort of radiating center of invention.
We're there :1 university where in-|
fihth‘ig were taught 11:4 :1 profession."
fi‘iit‘. Gillette, "I should nominate
email us a fit. candidate for-41 pro~
sorship.
inventing, however.
J dedt as a teachable :11‘1
‘ (led that it is teachable
is
is not yet re-
lam pet'-
Surelv it.
named. For the present one
to such shops as the one in
, r'nud Write one's thesis in
and receive onc's
ion: the pateht office."
It is inlcndcd' to facil-
115711.7611'1r
the rail-
t‘nstadc range“
by means of :1 31) mile tube instead of
’leifiitfig them to climb the bacltnortcrol',
l
_ The 00st would be perhaps $211,:tutt,-‘
deal 111' money.
the
1‘ work would pay for 1141111 many times
over ill the shrill: of lime, ftlcl. lt':1('k-
:1 111111"
The ("111 at Northern:
per cent, and save all enormous quun :
log on Puget Sound would use 11111111114”
1
plated in various parts of the country;
A long tunnel is needed to curry the
of Wyoming Villlt'y,
(“ML Another i'; 1'11”“de by I‘heipmpose 111 11111 s\:4‘It"ill. and thc oinious
. J'Emtsylvanla Railroad throuclt the r11141lt 111.1 11 will accomplish -it' “w
',Alleghanics. Others will he hm”fluted out f.1ithfullv, is 1l111lmprtn'cmeut
through the llot~ltio41 iu ("olorudo 111111,“ a)" health. physique and hearing 111'
elsewhere lscitool hots. 'l‘hcv 11ch 1'i\c or six
No cost is 1'111lcon1 11 11111 11' too greatlhuuts :1 11'1-1. 11 lo ii.
to straightcn lliH'lis .md low'et grades 1 That ”H, my. “,1, ,,,. ,,,.,,...,. mm,
1.3“ Th“ Sal'llls may be bill it “1“ lion 0‘ a11ers for having‘ had this training. in
‘1' {mt WY ton in (1:11'1'1'111'1 ”PM”: butlcase they should 1-"\c1 llc c:1il11l for
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he total volt'um 11f 11.111112 11.51111 23 ,mm,
|'l‘h:1t the) will Ir' lwllel students, l1ct«
glt’l accounlants
Thus thete 111:1) be spent to: 11111- tun
lwithout F21) 1111:.
,from discouraged. They expect to get
. of various classes of waste
. pounds.
1113-12. ,‘may in very i11'iliit1nt,1.'2111 be abso
. - "_.. 0'. _ ' l'nteli created. says Mr. tiillettc, and,
TUNNELS ,dcpehdcd 1111.15 perform the biggest,
‘ . ' ‘ 1 1.; ' 1 . .
Henry ill. (‘lllllt—‘lltle'll. :1 Scuttle 1'111 most 1ttfltcu1l 1.1 its to 1111 world in a
_ stna‘l fraction of the time that one su-
gineer, has planned 1hc lonucst tonne.i '
.tion.
ccur'ut'y.
“composite genius'
it possible to telephone
genius con-
11115
Something of the same
been done in th: invention of
hr: 11 i1y11.111»ele44 groups of inventors.
arch-inventor, Edison himseli, is
lillcltc as :1 compos
21 single man 5
pro-
type of lurcntor, com
Society invents its comprisitc in-
1\'cttt1n' to do whatever inventing is he-
'rn‘e scorn warmth
"LAWSON IS AN ASS ”
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plctc 11111'411121;li1111 111' l1':1l<.4 t1
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there would 111.11 111' :1 11111111111
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‘Atricuilut'ul College :11 1111- close of
2111'. Maucitesttr 11-111 take
11 hint to these tucetinus term 211'-
books. 'l‘lzcsc 121.11
w‘1 1
count books he
piw ed in the
occultnls to .41-1'ttl'c
,‘intormullen for more i1111«il1.:'1-111 pl:11'.~
11111:: of their business
Home Canning Club. '
One oi' the club projects conducted
11:11 i'nitcd Suites departnumt oi,
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l21:'.1ic‘1.1llurc, 11nd t'onncclicut Ac1'icttl-' l 98C SILK : 2‘5: \VHIFE
l 1.111111 ('ollegc 1'e-opc1'utinc was the or- IV GEORGETECREPES DRESS GOODS
'.'1:za1111n of Mot11e1'-l):1t'._'hle1' Home ill .ljlm' ‘lu'l Jr” “VII”: 15,” Chihlygnl 11'1-;1r,1'ur
“.1111an “u," dulmffll‘ .1I't‘l' designs, 1l1‘1'44.'4. 1'111111n'1‘s, cit, neat
1‘111111 was much interest in con :1 .th'lit‘m I'lilit' ’\l‘iii~"l~"1 litt11-1lt'41'rils.(lnIy2 pieces.
"1111a,: manifested throughout the sir-11.6 ””1." 47 1‘3“” 111111111" 'l‘oitturrm: 12%¢ yard
l 1111 previous season as :1 result of ,,11.1‘0'.'1.' " ' ' ' ' '2' 39d .V‘l' I " I]-
$111114 wide cunning campaign,
h'td taken up the Work stu-cchI'ully
the lt'tljecl. scusou.
hands of men who wish l”
l’eoplc ‘ '1'
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THURSDAY, JAN. 11, 1917
{2.9;
4102. .110;
32ml?»
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Q In anhtmg merchandise for our Annual January
Clearancei, and in marking down and cleaning up differ-
ent lots r11 too small to advertise accumulate. Tomor-
row we othese for sale-—
79c TURKISH, TOWELS
Turkish
19c DISH NELS
[.1111'11 Rulllish I‘Illlk' till-THU
in the home and were desirous of r1111“-
further instruction and information 1“. t'ls, EiIl't‘iltI}'illlllt‘tl uitlx' ’«I‘t’Wt‘l-‘X 1!“ 0W“ WOW—m d'i'
\‘1 ‘111'11 the: could have by organizing 6 .41»: 1111/01. torrow, sign-4, colored lu'irdcrs. T1—
a 11gula1 hotue 1:1n111'ns: 141111.15“, Z'lelzé ‘ I llmt‘rmr ------------ 49¢
'l 111.4 \1 11:1 :1 co~operutite affair. The‘ l m “HI." 3 111111311.
:Zmup was to provide :1 local leader; 33‘: $2.00 NAIN)K
h:1\1 an urgent/.111 club 1211!: ""1‘~’“l“"al (FICSh C03: 49C FINE
will) officers: hold :1 monthly tuc'd- l'iilt' qtlltlpr \1'111nen4 LJARQUISETTE
111.1 ahart of the program to be given is (11111 liliS4Ls g. It 14 l'cslt . ‘ . .
to unplug 21nd 1clated Hubjects; each {,9 t0101 ’litI li‘itn (lctllalltl. Ll?- HFHECS. “'1,ng in]; She‘C:
member was to'ltcep :1 rcpott of pro ," "I‘Ilt‘l‘c are (-1 1‘.) plt‘c‘. .4‘. (PM, ”CM 1111 j 11.31414, r9556"
11111'1: canned, cost, e112: said report 9 'l‘omnrrow '1149 my“. “”’ ”mm” mnormw,
,IO It forwnmpd II) ”it" (‘tlllllt‘Cllt‘Ul (“g ——-—‘_—__ 19¢ yard
25c CRINKi CREPE
Whitc t't'id (11111.1 1111' 15c WHITE
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_.. _.. . _.. .__-.~..... 1 in ,,,,, \1'11'111' 1,1,,(.\(,,,,. ,,m , It" HUI):- “tH dim 1'111'1.1111.1::1-:l to l “Ullltll ,4, 111:5. (“1,1 Ch,“ EDEN FLANNEL
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GYMNASTiCS AND MILITARISM ‘ “.n‘n Sctmtur \\'1lli 1111 I 15.41141 111111 p1o1t111 l. .11 .4111111 1.111. 1111.4 \(ltdl‘. 11 4 1111 1111+ l-(u' \\‘.'11.4‘t4'. house drcSSeS.
A «mud-"'11 ycacold high school, None. 111 .\lt.4411111‘1. 1‘l1:111‘l111111 \ 1111‘. ,\ ‘ m 1111: at I'd"! N" 11.111111, ll 1:1! .l11I_\ Il'ml‘ 1” thldrc” -‘ ““311 Pajamas:
. - . . . . ..111 :11111 11111 '11111111' 111cm 1" V1 1'” '1 Hi‘l‘1")\\' , i 1 4 ' ‘ - - 1.
.4‘1111I1 m :11 NW, “mm,“ X 1'., 11:14- 111 ,1“. .,.,,r,.,.\,,, “chum,“ , mm .1 t d {1111111111111 1 1 b 1 11 1.111. l $2 (3 5.1111 klt(.) 1h):“~)r'm\‘ 9/;é yard
- 1. . . - .. .. .. .. . l'i‘iltu'. 1111111111» 111:1 .411-c1'l1 111 1511141111 :14 :1 ‘ 11w crca urc an a '_ . , 1,, . ptcccs.
\11111111111- i1) lt.1\1n4 .411111111 1.111111 than 41“”th 1144." l 1 111- 1 11111 .1 5,5,9; (3,. partn1.« 111 1.11 l’, $198 BATIDBES
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Hill!!!“ 10 illt‘ "11111111”.V II'HHHHR 110‘“ . _- ._ _.. .. ”Hm—4. upticulture and t‘onnc111cut Aill'lt'lll l\ I'L'W‘m I:;I\'11ltc pill- TURKISH
.1’ . "' ' ' t ' " r -h 113111 - ~ ' 1. . l . ,.':lt11111 10”! 0 Wm 10 it'mid' . lcrns “’1' ii 111' \\‘1)lllt'll
11411311111) 1.111 111 lit high 41 01 4 “0”,“; 1111111 of heat and cool...) that may do so. . ,1), ¥ .1 1'1ll bul , _) V (111 1111 i '11-] 1)' . WASH CLOTHS
the Empire stole. it would ho well for suffeg-prq froml A yuoun man now enlermt: this ‘ ”I" i“*”“‘““”>1 ”(“01“ blank". 8 ;. ," ‘ 1 ‘1 Ui- _ .
‘ (1,1 .11111111111.11111114111111111 11 1 , d 1" I'umortow $1 98 01111 lot. got'xl 1111c tcx—
’ The storm therein raised his iinsntutiou if :1 citizen of the [11110 1 neg 14¢ . . ‘ . _
. . . 1 llllizll food prim-.4 to ltlilth' In 11 10-1 .1 1- 11,41 1 ll . iur' slt'rl'tl ' 1m terfcct
toes and iltysic lily tit. becomes 11 1 " “1 “I" ”W " 1111.44111111 '5‘” i, k. . s1 .l l 1
' a '1 1 . ‘ l 7 \
.|Itou.c.ht out 1111 tact that the mill lcent can of good molasses tltele is ‘ ‘ I n ,L'mt in the c1:-1udutt of the club. 1' SAMPLE L? “Ill." 10 ‘I‘V' lumorrow,
1111'1'1'111" which this young person so
slcruly comicmns is :1 system 111' gym-
nastic4 worked out
.‘couunl slourr
,ncnl Y. M. t‘. .l. exercise
and 11 1c stalc (onlmander oi
(luard.
4'ettl_u1: 11p drills."
pl1v41cz1l -
specialist
'thc. National it consists of
' \‘iil'lullh‘
jointly by the state
111 education, :1 pron1i1.
"Villlliil '1" I
.suppdsed to be cigln and tht'ee—quar-l
Ilt’l‘ times as much heat and energy 1111
in ten cents" worth, 111' fr-csh bcci'. 11nd
two 111111 two-thirds 1114' much as in ten
:ccnts' two and three-
l
worth of butter.
fourth 11.4 much is in bacon costln" the,
1111111 price. 1111 and (inc-third times
1154 11111111 as ten c1'111.4' wonh of 1",:
lllclllbt‘r of the reserve officer's trui
1' in: corps. He is furnished with a ride
uniform and necessary equip-
I-‘oi' two he devotes
hours 11 11111111 his million
and follows pr'eSU‘ibcd
()u the toutpicltou 111 these
Illllu
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years
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framing
('(ltll': I
two _wurs it he so cic 1.11.4 111111 is 11‘6"
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1111.11.1'11dc1i hv the
the pr csidcnt ot
ilutiou and thc professor of 111111- ,
lcrcrciscn‘. suhcrviscd I't't'lt‘liimb 0‘ ,fhc times as mltch as 11111 cettls' worth, 11111 51411111111 and 111111115 ho is a}
canned play 111111 athletics t'ogcthet
.with medicine inspection 11nd hygienic
'l‘hcue is prob-
simpl'
talks and recitations.
ably 11 little marching with
though no
"1111‘11:1r_1" for11111lion:'.,
,slrcss is laid on them. The obViouzs
:u‘y scrvicc, cot-.4 without 212111112.
bl‘I .
or lawyers or
111-”1111 salesmen,
tct' tll‘llL gists or doctors
ipt'-'1aci1ct.4'. 111:1.111411 of tin physical d1.'-
lint-.4' also goes
\c‘soptucnl obtuiued.
“1n iiitarism,"
And
"cmlscicnliml-‘i
if that sort oi thing 1s
tin-n lct'u co in for militarism.
spindlcshunlml _vounc
1111' 1'1 tots 1)t'ol1.1bl.\ need it more than
anybody else.
¢_~.._._.
PAPER RAGS AND SUFFRAGE
have
in Nebraska paper and rugs
l,111:1 enlisted in the women's fight for
111'. in 11111 11 suffrage amend-
ment wus- defeated by
10,000 votes. But the womc-n are far
imllol.
111 Nehruska
another amendment 'before. the state
in 1918, And they expect it. to win.
To carry on their cumpaign they are
raising.r a $10,000 fund by a general
saving of paper and rugs—metal junk
is not. despised either. Every woman
in the statc is going to hang 11p 21 reg
which every scrap will go.
who seem to be
bar: into
The school children,
getting in on everythln" progressive
these dew are helping to 2111113 for
the fund. instructions as to how the.
paper must be sorted are given on
cards scattered broadcast
The newspapers,
printed
through the slate.
too. are. full of advice about the value
‘ paper.
[looks and magazines will bring $211
:1 ton; ordinary paper. $10 11 1011; mix.
ed, unwashed rage. $2 5 11 hundred
They seem to be killing numerous
birds with one stone in Nebraska.
Thrift and woman suffrage don't go
badly together, utter all.
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-MOLA33E3 AB REAL FOOD
,of ham, and tual'iy title
,in on equivalent amount of rural and:
1
,cream.
i
01111 would hardly care to eat a
suit-diluted for cereal.
11nd eggs. llul
will wisciv 1:1l1'1- the sugccstlon of ”101
use
llcparltuent of Agriculture and
moiussc‘s in many ways to save on
food hills.
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MARTIAL TRAINING
Course to he Given in (lo-operation
With Government-Home Canning
,cours1 in militart ttaiuinc for 1h
tentainlnu ye 111's or his college] "
ctlulpt
bt'ealtfas1 in uhhh molasses 111111 been! training as 3an," (w prescribed by filming season with food p1iccs still?
the thrifty ltouscwii'cl this course will b1
_ 1.:ti1l
Al SIOIIRS COLLEGE.
11.4: 11111111 as lounl to 11114112111 agreement to dcv,ote
the hours :1 week to 2111 advanced
two
(outec, and to pursue such
t‘l',1'illll I111('011,(h(1 lfttl‘t'litl) of \\'1H' 'ilmsc who mitt},
paid :1 sum esti
mated to 111 about $9 :1. month. The
summer camp truiuiut: us 111 present,
1'1'111-11111l:111d will consort, owao catnip
n11'1uls or tour wcclisfuch. All lbo
cxpellst's lll(lll(llil'-I tt'nus-
subsistct'tcc, will
stu lculs
port 11 ion and
Alter uraduuliuc :1 man is eligible
:ppointtucut by the l’rcsttlcut 11f
l‘ttitcd Suites. for 11d1litioual mili-
.'14' 1111 additiouni second
1111‘
{In
1211'_\' training.
limpenunt 1111‘ :1 ps't'iml 111‘ Hi.\ months
1111?: 1:11 $11111 :1 month. and 1111'
1~.'i::umcnt to an ot'uauizution of the
:1-_.'ul:1r army for instruction. A crad-
111111' is also t'liglllll‘ for 11 commission
of
Clubs Are Formed .
'i'hc followiltr. intlictin 111'
to farmers others has been
sued by the (‘onueticut Agricultural
t‘oiitgc.‘ . ,
. Olficers' Training Corps. i
l'coplc of 11111 state of Cannerticut,
should be intcrcsted in :1 recent in-
1111'.':.tiou at their state college. This:
ll‘.llh\1lIIl)l‘l is the establishment of 21,l
unit of the reserve ofiiccrs’ trainingé
corps at the Connecticut Agricultural,
t'ol‘ege. Storrs. This unit cstub-i
interest. I
111111 is- ,
is
iisitcd under Section 40, Act. of Con-
15?“.“54‘. June :3. 1916.
The primary object of the eslub
lzul'ment of these units of tile reserve
11il1c11's' training corps is to qualify-
s11112euts at civil institutions for rc-i
set-1c odicers by systematic. andl
sturdard methods of training. The
system of instruction prescribed pre-
sents to these students :1 standard-
ized measure of that military train-
1111: which is necessary in order to
prepare them to perform intelligent-
ly the duties of. commissioned ofllcers
in the military forces of the United
States .It enables them to the thus
ttained with the least practicable in-
terference with their civil careers
it is hoped that every educational
ius.itution will endeavor to estab-
lish and maintain 21 unit of the re-
11‘2'v'e oificers' training corps in order
that in time of nail-11ml emergency
there may be a 11111110111111 number of
educated then train-'11 in military
science and tactics to omcur and lead
intelligently the units of the large
armies upon which the safety of the
country twill depend. Connecticut
should be proud to be among the
first to do so.
In older: foi- e unit to be estab-
lished at an institution the author-
ities must agree to maintain a 'com-
l
1hoped that all who graduate will avail
111 lllt‘ officers rcscrvc corps. 11nd it is
’I111111'11111'11111 It as :1p.'111'lolic1ltlly.
Ar. Oppo‘tunity for Farmers.
The ten day short courses now in
p1'1-;. ress 111 Sim-w . offer 11 liplllltlltl op
lintllllily to those “I111 1111' llnximlb
'11 Icatn, but whose tintc is well 0c-
(‘11;1.11I. 'l‘hc coursc on live stock 211111
:t’llt'l'ill farming". January 51 111 19. is
1'sp11'ially for those interested itt live
The 11111 and 12111 are. hot:
the 17111 and ltitit 111‘1- sheep
and Friday. the ifllh. is alfalfa
day. Experts on these subjects will
,1;1v11 lrcturcs and dcm1‘1nstrati1ms ot'
lll'lilt‘lllil interest.
l1'11ll0wlllg this course are those in
poultry und‘horticulture. Experts on
these. subjects will give lectures 21nd
dentonstrutions of unusual interest.
Send to the college for the. program.
Campaign for Farm Accounts.
The Litchfield County Farm Bureau
began on January :1 systematic cant-
puign to empltusiZe the necessity of
.letinitely studying 11nd planning, the
‘211111 business if the greatest profits
11119111 be secured from farming. The
[hunting at :1 more profitable farm
1111.4111ch for next. ycut' depends upon
:1 entailed knowledge of the business
done the last year. Since there are
\‘11: _v few men who can carry com-
plctr details of any business in, their
litllitl it seems necessary to begin'this
campaign with systematic Work to
show the necessity of keeping farm
accounts. Under the leadership of
(unity Agent Manchester 11. series of
twtuty meetings are to be ‘held in
northern 111111 central thchfield coun-
tr. P. K. Whelpton of the United
States department of agriculture. B.
u. Mahatma and 1. G. Davis of the
.4111l1.
Filth.
111.15.
he‘
The most stuccssful of these croups
I:1111I the one which did the
11111.4 one :11 Kim: Street.
I hu1,\.
best worlt
District. Iluuv
curried
, 1'1 quiretneut,
out in detail
with the lttonthh
1'\"1l'_V
ll11'1'l
, "ltit'v
,.lanbur1 11nd Springfield faits and
it 1111' 1',Io.4'c tcpot'ts “111- Mill to the!
' 111411111 1lcp:-1r1uu1nt ot the 1‘11uncc ‘
'.cut Amtcultural (‘olh 111'
As a result of the season's workl
e,tin members report :1 splendid s'toteil:
tanned vogclubles, as well 115 fruits.
\vl 111'l1 will be doubly 11ppre1 1.111111 the‘
noting; that mothers and daughters. 5
,law spent 11111111 111111 together bothl
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AMATEUR ATHLETES MEET
NEW YORK, Jun. il.—~'I‘he lntercol»
lcglate Association of Amutcur Athlet-
cs announced toduy thut. its third on
nnuul indoor meet on More!) 3 will be
held 211 Philadelphia. The games will
be in the Exposition building, which
has 21 track 111ccs11ri11g tcn hips to the.
mile.
Teams in the field events have been
reduocd from five men to four. It was
found that even the. largest colleges
had difficulty in getting out five man
teams. The executive committee will
melt here next Sunday to arrange for
a relay race open to graduates.
Linoutne
MARVELIIUS MEDICINE
For Colds
Linonine takes that awful kick out
of :2 hard cold and renders it harm-
less. it is the great family remedy for
all forms of colds and :1 remarkable
preventive for the more dangerous
winter complaints of adults and child-
'All druggina—ZSc, 50c. $1.00.
hunt management department of the,
Connecticut Agricultural College will,
cooperate to these meetings. At
The Department of Agriculture re
canny “blunted n bulletin mint:
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is see ahd syrups bulbs tacitly cookingl
pulsory course in military training these meetings general community
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Februqry
Pictorial Review
Patterns
We urgently recommend
to you, before deciding
on your Winter Dresses,
to proeure a copy of
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It costs okn cents when purchased wilh a fifteen can! Pictorial
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,ES EXAMINED FREE
1151,1131 ENGUS OF NEW various committees were heard mil
YORK laccepted. Officers for the ensuing your
NEW 8 1
Jan. 11 .--F‘ifty- five ,xvere elected and they are as follows:
thousand hworkere, representing Leader—Mrs Robert Sllcox '
ran. Catholic, slant and Jewish do, Weekender—Mrs. Reed H Flynn
Have. a bottle of Linoniue handy at nominatio in take a religious Secretary—~14”. C. 8. My
all times—~there's no telling what' in- census of York city on Sunday; Treasurer-Mrs. John 0. Shem
slant it will be needed. especially so February the same time they Chairman of Beuevolents—IMrs. E113?
iorcoughs that threaten bronchitis. will distr' "“"l‘mfim to attend Taylor 11 ~.
lVothlng quite equal-4 Littonine for he churcl ynugogues and Sunday '
. . ., schools. TRANSFERS 0F PRIESTS.
bronchitis. There atiou obtained will up MERIDEN, Jun. zit—Rev, James
McGettrlck. of St. Mary's Church, P1111-
utun. has been transferred to fit; Jau-
turned 0 o the various ministers,
them in igu to increase church eph's 1111111111 here as curate and print
attends]: clpal of the parochial school, suc-
-— ceedlng Rev. Edward Flynn, tram
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We held int arming
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