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Evening sentinel, Thursday, April 12, 1917 · page 2

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! . "‘16-“ Lula-notion A: 1 index of heu’lil'z 011 0119 81991108
.‘ gestalt.
- ueekly drill of the Sixlhzmy of Now now known I“
c .1 c. \. (1., wuneldnstthem new Bali. ‘0'"
W maid .vu rheumatoid!) theme! obs!
About 1315111: menth- mommy-u “commie
h“:- 191mm gimme Mona; 21.10 noon: in Word
If"? a numbero! years. beers Bonk mutational" 11.3.
wok up most of the sun-gee.
Slough my new reclaim Harvey 11. Kent John at nose-rend
. been enlisted “About two George Raymond represented the com—
' Io'nut through their paces by pony at the hearing
', sergeants i The oorporators oi the new W
I, “mnfiflmrare Harvey M. W, 5- T-m
the candidntes WON (115’ Stephen H Holmes. Samuel mes;
to Post- Surge/on Dr. John T. Hayes, Clarence E. Simeon.
I "tor "“1“!an .Georges. R'aymond. Eduard}. Murphy,
. I i'" moss snen having- IamIImiTxlIMnrshall Andrews, and F. E. Wil.
, W than “3 W“ 1‘“ The mom of the m1 stock 91
in preparation for completing the new trust company will be one
{at of beholden-lee who Will be hmd mound WI
I1 1 for by them and the fed-
II government when the local com- mm cumsn .EXAMIIATM.
y is called to the colors. Informal The United States Civil Service
' Why received by the loci] omnission has announoednn exami-
I :1 h‘avo'gl-ven every married man nation for the ooumy of ‘Fairileld,
Woolly to imply for his dls- Connecticut, to be held at South Non
'- and said discharge would prob- walk and Bridgepcxt on April 28 35 it
badminton], but not one member to tilt the position of rural carrier at
_ nth Company included among Riverside and Fainfleld (South Non
. eligible for this discharge, ap- waik vacancy cancelled). and vacuu-
_ . “for it. Everyone has signified else that may later occur on rural
«. intention of sticking with the com-- routes from Other postomces in the
.I y and with the army to the end. above mentioned county. The exam!»
mutual! the portal the men can nation will be ofin only to maleciti-
' be praised highly enough by their sons who are actt'n'lily domiciled in the
. company members, their 0111- territory or 11 postofllce in the county
I,-snd their fellow citizens. and who 11111111 ”19 other requirements
At’the present time there are ninety. set forth in Form No. 1977. This form
we enlisted members of the Sixth com- and application blanks may be obtain.
y. One hundred and cling;3 are ed tram the onions mentioned above or
‘ ed and this leaves a total of but from the United States Civil Service
sen men necessary for the filling Commisalon at Washington. D. 0. A111
I the ranks. There is no doubt but plicatlons should be forwarded to the
i: this number will come forward commission at Washington at the ear-
il few days. llest practicable date.

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The Seymourg

7' Railroad Avenue? 1 ““950“ 973'

 

“Fish Cakes and Clam Chowder every Friday.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Fer the completion of the fasionablc suit all: hexc in 11 won-
debits] variety. They are made r‘i the dainticst Georgette
Grope 5nd Crepe do Chine some adorned with hand heading
’3 hand embroidery.

Many are fashioned with large collars. having good fit-
ting. cuffs and fastened with the boat pearl buttons.

The colors include white. ‘ flesh', maize, bisque, char-

‘Theprices arevery moderate when one considers the
' excellence of both "the stylzs and the quality in these waists.

 

 

ég'raccf'hlly- expressed in this
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Also nieatured is the new
umpertype of. blouse that
forms its anvgirtlle; °

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nonotthe Central Bank andTrust'I

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Hi-Po Waterproof finitely 00%in
Takes Colonist Foundry ml
Arie: months .91 persistentvork I .
the monetary of the Mk Min}:
at Commerce. has convinced the 111-1
Pa Waterproof Battery (30.,01 Bolt
lymbl. Y.. that Nor-walkout!“ was
the best city in the not for industrial
location.

fie W W m will:
again be occupied Work 1will be ill-I
Motel! started to tear down part
o! the old strum put the main
bum in repdr, rebuild the dock
and improve 'ihe whole property.

The HiPo Waterproof Battery (30..
will be a his addition to the indiu-
trial interests at Norwall; and a di-
rect benefit to the merchants and pro-
oerty owners alike as well: as to the
iutlllstsinlzw Joiners. ‘

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Demonstration

of the new and practical
Miler Women

Th “Met-Orr” 'pEU-
pie, Widely known 111111111-
facturers of Overalls for
1111.111 and women hat-'11 sent
us a lepresent'ntivo who
shows the lll‘ili'lli'llllllllIY Hi

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' lar e continual - . , .
wi'fll'ethfog'n'latzt'l' ”limb 'es ggovernlnunt flll‘bt‘ 111m .Icltl’lllt‘lils liar
and, otherwise many large contracts “'“lllt‘il. Home 1111:! 111-1-
which will make them one of the bus- 11““- 1’31".““1 ()le11115 1mm.

lest concerns in the city. '

John F. McMahon, representing the
South Nowell: Suvinas Bank, coop-
erat'ed with Mr. l‘liiworih and aesisterl
materially in bringing the matter to
11 successful conclusion. '

The following letter bile been
called by the Norwslk (‘Ihumhl-r
Commerce. 11111.:

The Chamber of Commerce,
Norwolk, Conn.
Gentlemen2~

We wish to expires the thanks

ihi: bank to tho Nnru'nlk Chamber of

llmv practical 111111 inn-11111-
31112;. 'l'lllll'flilil .‘ ; t‘li'lzltlst dav.

Infihski,9olateaclofl1asimlor no-
bleached duck m as painters and bakers wear.

$2.00 and 13.00

 

"'1 La Grecque. Tailored UnderWear

If W 111111111 “1 ho 111-11 pal ticnlar find 11111 1t satlellt lion
1 ' lll Lofireoqno garments. Thedesigt'n'l'rs of 1.111 Grccquc

" have allowed for 111111110 sizes, and there is a. plain

smooth fit where the garment should fit andscant fulL

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89.11114 lloot‘.

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(‘mmnervv 21nd Particularly to its 561- - ness where thorn should be fullness. Seams and l
rotary. Mr. Charles Dllwol'tll, for thP ‘ 1 l , 1 1 . . a - . i
excl-11.1111 wot-11 accomplished in lo ! edges are pcl'tet.tl) hmhh‘ ‘1' ' f FOI" Suite or Sports Skirts. 0110 of the sellson' s ‘
gating the Eli-Po Waterproof Eulogy Envelope 01191111508, ‘7 $11”, $150“ $550 most popular fillll‘ it s i -w- . an».
o, in the pitlnt formerly owned y - , r' - , _ T . II , -‘_
:Ih.» t‘olonial Foundry and Machinery Cheml-pahtslons, .1 $1.50, ”‘wmm In such comlllllaiimlst ' 7 2
C9» ', Skirt combinations, SIZES to 46, $1.“) to $4.50 ' Gold and navy Brown and“ “‘In 't
The service rendered is upproritucd ' m ,. . 9 as Ind ‘ '3‘" ,
by this bunk and we believe that ill wem' be" "H dhllI'GS “8 t0 36' 76 31'“) up 601d Mdgreen Plum and brown "#1
locating this company here you have Gowns, I 31-50, $290W$5~50 Blue and green Green and green ‘ ,:
mum! an industry when mu «m corset Covers, including size 46, 7511111 mm 1.11 ' ' l 'l $300 yard ' 1‘
be appreciated by the merchant» :11”! ID Patti . 1 . ‘l I\'-.\‘l.\' lllt' it's “it P. . a. I l
. costs, $1 50 $2.50me 1
brobm'ty owners of horwnlk. ng - l ~ ~ 111-“ innit; S .41 .1, 1
Yours very truly. Short Skim. $1.00 and $150 ' ' ' P 'm 3 I1
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS HANK . l'
(Ii1‘m'llt‘ “A \\ antiwar-1| Sewn-l floor. I I; , Il
Trensurcr ‘ - g
. 171 on interview will M1.‘1llwol‘lll Decorative BUttons \,I I
he stated lllill 111111-11 use illnsnetts .Io. . 11 . I .
hImWMI ,I“ mm m, “mm 111ch 111: N C - That , lhele \l as a time when 11 button was just a button, a
11 m. m Noru .111. [mill "1' which wow ’11 “a, mu” ed The Way a 'a thing of utility to hold together the edges of a gun-
mg ”mom. employing from soc to- "3' ° ‘ ‘ C merit. Now it is 11 dccorntiou and highly honored}. ,
1,2011 men 11111-11. Representatives of m “M... M” orset . l
thew mum-m. lmd already, been 1" "In,“ ”mm“ ' ' 1 Pearl, in all cclorings from the white to the lustlous 1:!
59101111 0'11 1110' and 111 Mum!“ 903'. “mom , - helps 3. WOW 1!! her . abalone, in peacotk greens and blues, Ulnfllllental 3
slbilltios and were so favorably lm-I my. in very m m I I 1 .
lll'rrwll um they wlll locate in Nor- hadn’tfldof. usmltm~I work M 1‘1 b01391 0.1133101 and “NV-”39 shell.
“’1‘” “Wilding “mm’m‘m‘” 0“ 1’“ "Wm W'm' l! .5. White crochet and washable buttons

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Because it makes her

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\ cry large, V0] 3 small and everything 1mm mom-1‘

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Fifth? 11111111 11

.I tender. aching com ' 11d inst ntly the

1 which dries when pulled and never-10 soils, thonghtt inlay-.11 Rommel; garden This amelioration can veryxwell be 1}, and his good variety. These

‘ iron: the suicidal habit or cutting plants~ will occult heagrm'mt tilt «no.4

are wealthy going Concerns and 'be- ' Wandnlimsbuhcho. . _
lieve that Norwnlk has a big future Il Wkly-riots” £901. comfortable, Ithllil l 131te «.I A
in the industrial world. i : 7%“er adding to her happiness 1 .

Mr. Dilworlh also stated that ill 1 Fall- hkgllfl. '“ , 1 1’

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his opinion. the work of the Chamber 3:131.“ " 1 and health Thelc 11; ll. 3 “N d' F’ d c" ‘
of Commerce which has been actiVely M'Mukgmw Nemo for eilery figure OtlonS” an in mg-
guessed in following up the industriul outsell. l- :1, 1r (1 an ex )ert fitter t0 .
_ ,,,..,.._,., ,0, N0,,.,,,._ was 1.111 be- $31.“ 1. i“; 'th 1 1' Warren Athletic Girdles, gang? $135 i
ginning tobcnr fruit. and that, he look- “127'“; “Mum! ' ll] W1 _ Sllgges lOl‘lS. . Bathing girdles ~ 731W 59 cm
ed to» big things for this city in the “mmlgkg'm 1 ‘ . '
Wily of advancement between now 11nd ' “Th '8 L 011V C nlcnt fitting Dress Shields, all the best 1111lkes and a full line of
o ' onto

rooms are indirect con-
nection with the Corset
Section.

next full. | 1
When amwll); there seemed to

‘be so little rest in the Chamber

of Commerce by the citizens, Mr. Dil-

sizes always in stock.
FleSh Colored Shields, a large assortment, all sin;

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and
that it ‘ohonld.bo

' 1 ‘ ' m , and prices.
worth said? he “did not know neither “‘“nl‘nw by villa-Rm“
; , . .. ‘ . ‘ ""3‘WW“ ‘ ' '
.(liil 11.1 give .. hang. The work nah l . r11... com-m mum], “an Comfort and privacy Belting.inall widths, black and white IgIII
MW and Iwish-1b”- i" 1"" ‘~ Goat, Salt and Pant Hangers, 111 large variety.

liming curried along just tho‘”'snme
with the rcsultsnns slut-cu above and
lllnt there val-l more to follow. llr
said that the people would wake up
some tiny and support an organization
that was working all the limo1 for tth
lzood of Noru alknnd believed that theI
snirit of "no interest" in public mat-‘
lBl‘d unless direct returns to them“
solviel would- sometime 'i‘ade away”
|in the mesmlhiie somebody is on the

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the usual Nome durability.

Fancy Idnings,‘ 111 fashionable colorings,
40, 50, 60 and 75 (its 3164'.

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. A Metering Hat
A Strictly Tailored ipieoe of Headwear, inside of "
cravenctte material, in all colors, from sombre dust

5 Shades and inconspicuous plaids to the gay sports
1 shades of gold, emerald and rose. Stitched brims,soffi
' silk, or folded and slurred crowns, buttoned loops.

’All’ of them impervious to {minor dust.

A Practical House Dress
that fits anyone

Size does not count for so much in these noel.

frocks of percale or gingham. There' 18 a clever little ~
feature about One that makes it fit any figure. ' if .

Cbme and examine one and see how practicaL .

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.. ,.. $275 $300 to $450 $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 a... c m
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‘Recent Discovery of Ether Compound ' ”3% '5 ~. . Mlllinery secum“ , _ m
That‘ Dries .Up Corns‘So- They ' b . - . 1. , .
. 1.111 Out ‘ ”M WW ‘ 1- ‘ . . .
Good hays spreads rapidly and '1 . .I .~ ' x
drugnists here are kept busy dispen- we DmRm ce'y IDde Ca
ing ireczone, the recent discovery of . ; . . 1'; 9' . A.
11 Cincinnati man. which is said to . ~ —~»' 7“ w .
loosen uny corn so it lifts out with: '* ‘ " ’ ‘ '2" '

 

 

 

 

 

the lingers. ”

I A quarter of an ounce costs very
little at; any pharmacy. but is said to

girzugffdl‘tt :EIGI’I‘I’IHESII’IZ“ 01' ”my tmctive addition to the home garden. placed in the hole. it is Miami!) use turIe; it the thumb 111111 does not very most given above, but should be given _
. Their culture is easy; according to the weliro'tted manure. but it the minus readily sanctum the skin of the Mil. ten to twelve feet distance 11
U. S. department of agriculture. Two with soil is properly done there limbo it. is past its been eta-to. "Ellis. Winter squashcs should be stor-
co am or three hills furnish chosen for all little danger or heating lit-om «fresh 1' Scallop m. Pnttypen 1111! mm 0cm.- ed mvoytitr sdry place whcreItholtem-
aversgeslsedriamlly . sirmvy manure. With chic-lien manure in white and yellow coitus. Yellow pemtul'e‘idoes not 'go. below «lidemiaes ‘
These Isquaslie's are hot lostldious no use only one~hnli oil this quantity. Bum, 3,9,,th ,3 also much plant-91: 50 degrees E‘shrnheit; 11111111111113
"' room is: much hetterglor: this. purpose
thenncellar. The limitstmust be. thor-
notably ripened, ibutunot directed-

'There are in use in this country sev- Winter squashcs such as Hubbard.
should Chi!!! be thoroughly mixed with oral types oi these squashes. They Green and Yellow, Delicious. and Bus--

SUMMER“ sonnet-111's ABE 111-:le dug; a bushel masket'ml of manure '
ABLE IN nanometer conceit.

 
 
 

Be on the

soreness is relieved 11d soon t
is so shriveled that it lifts out »
out pain. It is a sticky substance

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done as soon as the ground'Js in no sqnmhes have short vines and are listl-
ing_ tissue. The most “minor 11 hunts lorworklng in Shim;- ., , , ‘ ', ally called bush lei-1111. English forms
‘ TM! d‘fif'ovel‘y Will nrmmvtt than 311mm ”71" 11111111111111M ”rumor?“ until some are tehdérplsht's. and can- at manner squashe are called siege.
1 hands ob deaths annually from lock-5110011 culti'iotton. The hills only 51:16: endure the slightest frost, .so seed table narrows. and can be obtained
J”? 11.“ infection heretofore resulting. spaced lilv'e or; gel 1111mm Eli's lei-1111111: nor be planted until ‘tb'e soil is from any Amer-icon s’eedsxilen.'i"l1eré Paddlehl. April 12. -‘1‘-'l"hc graduate
well w'armed “Web or‘ a. desen- seeds do also an Italian sounder squash un‘ athletic board of Boston College voted
oils are hurvestéd ht rs planted usually in each hill.- These der "the name of cosmic, which is 013- Tuesday to maintain athletics on o.
.. but finally be thinned to ouster two tiered by a few seeds/men. hose last normal. basis. it gives said that army

1 lnllames or even 11 holes the adjoin-“plants, 111181“ :8 qu. r? '

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Summer squashes are to litany an at- the unrated soil which is then re- must all he used while very immzl- ton Marlow reqllilo the cultural treat-"I {-

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