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nutritional
_ N311lb;;w*
mimosa—4m
IlFIiIthI. ..
illicunau iItIqu
but: Will War Dado. From National
Quorum and Rocoivo Cor-Micah:
8.9a“! by Govornor Holcomb—Baboon
othei. Wc t'k't' ihr Hint of Hm iu’
damning would!) mink-‘1‘. Sui-l1 of»
turn deprociatc (typical Ilium. Lila"
lnlh cuaiikirmr. "Lilli? Imtlpir- fi-ol
l‘ILu! al‘d an "rt I :1,» artuail) malt.
tht> tack hank-i
in; awhtlom for ln-lp and torch;
tux tilt: at “raters who hood labor in
lltr proper persons in their «immuni-
ties. in cities tin- lumber: or man
Int-rm or other «our top designated lo
the mayors Itill do the “Ui‘b taken up
woman no hair
riots It thus lulu Till Ila
to Rot-u. Boys Abovo Fourtm Yam in the towns in the t oun dork-11 IIII TIIIIIs IitInuIIII'aIiaotI infiIlIlllIy :1: WI:
. .....‘ ‘,.I.‘!‘ :1 31
Did to Aid Thoir Country in Produc The county iuuu burrow “ill brim: I hank IIIII III n w. IIIIIII , III III I
7 "‘9 F0011 cr°P'- In the attention of the iaIrInoI-Is the luv! Material A“ to Fwd" (gill/ill '1Frank A. V Riflerfip Francis .1 u I I III L. IIIIII .lim- I ;. IIIIIIII‘ III‘IIII
wow it“ just been made 2:113:31“ 11111111131131”; 1,1 1:111}: "11,",1' Movement—.Firat School Additional industry a? d M d IvII to m i d a “:H- ,
.v , I I . “it e, ' c 'c i‘llil'fl out I“ ’ .. III} “st WIIVIII ”A I, , , “than
1+, the comment Loluunttoc a hood “mm,“ of MI... e“WM m. ..., ...t. to Open Next, Month—I l roapcritv for Am; 1 ic1 I, IIIII II .;
1 will“! 0‘ “It delllls 0‘ llfi P111u 101' signed to work and will supra-rise tln- H099 to Fit People 1) In I N lint; I II 1p. 5 HIM-rim; .. 1' I; .:. ,3-
themabiliutlon of schoolboys for farm. distribution «If mnuuuuities‘ surplus I: 0 11 1'11" 11111“ ~“" 1 - 11111” 1‘ ,- Mini? c1 7.51111 ,1 ‘1 ,1): ,- - ‘
mice, under which the boys of L‘ou— workers, kcvpiu; l'l1t‘hl'lis of what i< 1" “a 1' er5_.1111.°1I‘I11°1‘,'1III1.“I1I 11:11“I_I1111111I‘““ 1111I3f'11 qr: 1t: Pu‘r.
W over fourteen vours of age done and roportln: to the state rum-I . I ,. I IIII I11I1I“ 1‘1“"1.“ I‘I‘I11-I"“1II 1;“: 1 111512111 1 ’ «hm-.- ; out up.“ up stun
. - . ' ‘ n ‘ .-. ‘l - ~ - ~ ‘ \ (WIMP-”ll! =‘i'11'1‘1111 “'111 1" ‘5‘“11‘111‘1“ "“1" ‘1 ' “‘1“ ‘ ' 1‘1'I1I1I' ""11- -‘ truth, to 11-1. lull .. mi 1 .t lll()titi l
M1 “”1111 nation It its war no tutttu. it ”Hit I. .1 ntlipitls ot llll , IIII, ,. t ,, B
m ’5 1 1 . . - . i 1 . all lit-xi month :17 r’wt‘l'r- l" ill‘ilt'llli‘ 1 -‘11 111111 111‘1‘11'1‘113 :1» it u rut .‘l'il t1 Ir i'lti v th 5 loan
. tivr hcl in the ”at task lahot lli somt totiltilth an adpntuunt . at he IIIIIII III I lullil III, I I 1 l U l
”11“?" ' - 1' gig will ho made throuwli n“. t'aI'uI p” (‘onzior-tirut pouplo w'th ltuowiotigc 1 1 ’ ”‘1 1 ““1115 this in a meal natinnrl (incigany. I
of feeding America, its army and navy . . " . I ., hot i _. r-lurn 11111111111111 ‘1115111 51”" 111 11 “1‘11” ‘11 and (xi'i‘dlllilv 1;! i spool! not gonna I
and its allied IenusI . . . (.t x 111mm. m I, . In.» ill .~ A ilirzlilii.1il . ‘(andm‘lip said the In the tint pi-uc loans made with
1 '1 1111111111151"““""1113 1111.1' 11"'1"111" 111”” tln‘ .' Jun 1: iliii llmn :u-z 4:1; lliull'dfl 11m \ ill (all lot readjusttnontb. but thLo 9 bond: 8 I 1
-'.lhc horn of tin» statc who onion tho “In tor whom they work. Illt‘ lmII‘s wt... A11 who IIIIIIII Lollntmal, with mat
I s I I, n irl- how not in: d IuinIltion in toiumc of husi- .
service will humane member-s of tho . Mimi“ la thia l‘tliiiii't‘iil'lll Junior .\«;ri 1111-"ii1i11’nv’m: I III 1411- um} have it Tho 3,351,; that times “I” he mug, than Ziiflr‘lgiiglzilfniilgi :1)liNuiNNlt1mStiflghb;{:gid
1W?_‘tt30ticut.iuidorAgricultural hum vuliutal \‘olllult-clr. ili'flllt'il ul rim In A . II I '~ I d \ l I nu below and that. tht pnoplr th- 1, ark-Ah 1: wine Banks In. “pan?”
term. a war wutel‘guut'y organization llon‘ Working llama-1a. i', F. .\.. will 1115‘ 5111“" “11 11" 11 '1 0111111 '1111‘ Isl'ouid bi potting load) for top tpeed to hath up tho imal banks. 1‘2 is.
. . ' . .1 1 l =.\\-_~~l 'ui1't',‘ w 1110 on, .
H.111. ,xi.l llii “downhill llull. 11.111 l. .1111 um i x u r ~ 9 DrcducitiOI that will “lull" om) tuna now to la} aside all msolutloniiI
,"whieh is a part of tho l‘ultml“ Niall-s
‘. 11033. WWI“: “men.“ and will la- . tin. Mat.- :1va lotion-Ii ; .Iurmnmtt, l It'ilt'll, Monday morning after lhIlt IeanlI‘IlIlY- I l‘ b]‘- I . . and prf‘judicls against rt disc-cumin." I
fontilled to prom up utlit‘inl button from 1* -* ~11- 1111111111 111° 1111111111' 111“ 111151 meek W111; the tiling??? \" 'rflvwfll 11131111111111” 11““ ”On thr olilod hand. no would 1va
- . . A .. l 1 U ‘(ia Iv fil ”it? ardcn iii EI‘ViS“ ‘ ' "55 11‘1" :4 bscribe "lag t o r wh] )1 1-1
“ 1111'- Wu1 15011111111191“ “1111 1‘11”“ '3' $1 ’1' '1' 1i- -l1 '3' '1' 'l' '2' .3. é 1? '2' '1'1‘ 1? '1' '1 hp. 1 l g p usual' or can have ‘hualnora oh usual u r 1 h 111m 1 e 1 1 1
tending to rcadet a public sdi \ito
"w w 1‘" 1‘" himself, to throw all or the but-din
1’ 5111 1" 5101’ 1111 on a bank. He should not make a
“011‘ 111111 11111111119551"? subscription without a bona title in
c
. ms of the state and every person in during this it: cut war tliv bot
change of gardon work, wheghor paid up" he mid
or a \oiuateci loadet. Is expected to unncoessart
tin-y huts complied with the continuum
Ii' lid! annulment by working tho
maximum of that; lull tints at more;
i
STATE FOOD BOARD
GARDEN BULLETINS ~11
it receive an appmoliuto M'Ililitah' NOW ARE AVAll-ABLE '3‘ attend. These people will then retain frilifingliiuliii‘:inml‘ifit()‘rolfillll|t1' (11:31:11; tendon of paying up on it within a
. - ._. 4- 1 1 r x
“M by (lotuuor Marius ll. lloi l ,. I . . I to thclr home communities and spread .whtch hair to be done. Business men reasonable time find in should anti. 3
I climb. lhe t uunmtitut tommittot of 1- the gospel of food conservation. Tho' uh Ild II I l i' t i l a payment down. - I
. “Italian fat the cinploitucut oi buys Food Supplr now has available ...1 0-1 1‘1” 1‘ II“ 111‘) 00181 {our _- - 1
10“ m Mule thin nominal-- has helm for (loninwticut formant and am- 415011111111 01111111 “1101““ weeks 111 111111“ 1II1I1I1;1‘I1I1‘I:?I:1°I:I‘ NININLIPE (It: IIIIIIlI-leucraiI BELA LYON PRATT DEAD l
1 t I H ‘
denim by the food supplv conuuit- atcur gardrncrs a supply of hul- +I“111 111 011311 iOIaIll IWlIIo \Iiflb t0 .IItiIondII. ”Where II no danger 03' not having Bela Lyon Pratt. wno designed ”III l
m in motorcade with and with film lotion on auroral attlip-t-la.I prc- 4-; A 59181111 80100 expiring Ml work, for owtybody; th'e tiouble la Stiles Judson nirmorial fountain- in
Int-oval of the principals of high and pared by experts. which Will bc -i- III-ill hr. hold for tho brut‘fil (it home lliit‘l W914“. is "W work in night than Strattnrtl.- «had at his home. in Rm 1
Minnie schools in Connecticut dunno hunted amp aipliwllon. Any .3. two the l thors no . .
. Ii .1 economics t t 1» out o w “11111 Imagibiy bc done. and tho quea ton hon “FRI ”I. “III, an artist “II",
3 will? of intestate board 01‘ education one may obtain one or Inoro oi -I- will be unable to se’, tun!) from limit In”, 1,; whether V0 shall cut 0 '
tor and pupil of .St. cautious. and wasI
libenchooi supervising agents. the Can I Ibo bulletins by addressing llIt' '3' 1111mm: of necessities. it in absurd
d-i-i‘fi*é'*$*$+:¥*+%¢4‘fi%rfi;%+
ngricultuini (‘oliego Extrusion committee at 36 Pearl street, vi- 111.0111 111 1111111 1" 1111111111 1115 June mg antler thtac conditions to mm of tho Ilcll known in Connecticut. "l! dr- I-
', m Ind the several tartn humanitl Hartford. ’i‘hc lhn follows: ci- .51°1I15- I Manger or unemploymcflnt and to urge signed tho' Soldier Roy" maximum! 1
JM Bill! has ““1 cordial indoriemm" “505' Bruno" nu Ellll‘l'ill‘llt’l' 6'» 11““ Wh‘l 1‘1 “111111"1 \Wk' 5 “011% m that the people than go on buying neat tho was: front or the anchor: ui
. »ot the”!!! suitor. the farm bureaus, (ii-op li‘or Connecticut." .3. canning at Hum-a will ht $7 to cover hwbat they do not actually peed in wpiica of tho staun- at Andcrmnviik‘.’
A and themmard of agriculture. I “Growth and hire 04- (innit-n 2:- [110 t‘kllpniil’ Lt' board and room. Ma- order to kccp labor tram unemploy. II looted a memory III tln- L‘oth1 ~
Eli-Val. Captain law-”M.” 1 111111I1111111‘1 1111111151: \‘ ‘I: torlal for running will he [urnisltod 313$: “1 10 11111111111111 business ll! again: man jwho died in Southern:
m," Howe of Windsor, who who IIIIIlIIgIIIMIunJ 1...,» in \nm 2 free and aiiI equlpnicnt Will be provid- “How is labor to be had to make pricom during liit’ Civil War. Amongl
uphill 0‘ the “a“ football tooth '1" .. "(innvina (loru For tirain.“ ~1- “1 "“111“ 111111 1111‘ 5111111011“ 1111151111118 Sunni)!!!“ unions it‘ in micuhod from Mr Pratt's mgr.- rout-II! wot‘ksnuar 2
‘39”. All” “WM“ an appointment! "How II, ”III" and “III“. I.” 4- with them two aprons. two towels,ttvo minus othrI clothe“ how are looms II statue of Nathan little on the Yale
m the 001111111119" "11 F0011 5111111111 111 4. mm”;- .;. tiln‘li l’itliilt'h‘ and two holders for banal-19 1’? had 101 111111134115 unless rrlcased . blew H m ills amines
m as WW“ oliicer [or the b01151 ,I-i- “liiltln: and i'luntiu~ Small .1. in}. hot cans. At the end of 11181er something 9159' how 15 1111991 10 campus 1" ' u ' it”
«not Jaw will assist in putting Hit 4. “ax-nun?" ’ ~1- w I l k t it will be in Ibo iiait tor shipa,tin cans and apricot In Connecticut were amour: the I. I
plan to opetutiou. In this work thc‘ ’ " ~. ‘1 ‘5 “1’1 111111111 “11 1' 3 ’1 tum! implrments unless other coa- pros whit-ii had attracted national In- I
M11511 311.1101! committee “va (“pointy-nu I III v:- I III a. .3. II III III III .;. .g. .v. .o. 3. the v‘iaitom to buy at actual cost their common is curtailed; how are wow torcsl. I. . l
with non. William 1: Hall, assinltt'ttl; ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ romI canard by than it they «lustre. 1:380 11.91139 :3; 331amo1131mh2‘1 . . l
chantry of labor. who in a national dl ’1 w" '1 ’ "' ’ I To Develop instructors. a .V. w ' ' ‘ ' ‘11“ , 1
v ... 'u, , ..I..nr we to‘ t 7 0,0 . E‘iBERAL.
rector of the Boys 11 01ka 1o mu PLANT CORN IS “it object of those school» in mi 331100. 000, 000 IIIIImIIIIIzIIIlEIOIfiIEOIIIIlIlIPII :1 wants) 3—: .
l
Inarily to touch people tho art of can the dis 1
porn) of tho government unless ,,
him; so thoroughly that they will bonc mm,” our individual rxpondi- WW?“ 111011 111"” 11“" ““1111 1111’;
Ilittcd to instinct people in thcit homcI turoa-‘l company {or more than thirty yours I
l
l
11 S ‘1 EXPERT s ADVICE,
Legislature Takes Action.
, Boys who voluutcot for this loam-h '2'
'1 (It service will iii! allowcd to i'otaiu Professor Slate Shows How Connecti-
thelr standing in school undcr an Ht'i _
. 1 t0 in reFoleI-osh VanI
lashed by the lcglalaturo and approx-IN i :11 "1 IIcrIII-I" I I: I pW'IlyPl at
by Goycrnm Holcomb ol’ .\ln,\' 7. The "11’1"“ I1I 11“ "m" 1 5
text of thin att l"ollo\\1~':I One Additional Acre.
fiction 1 A11\ high rthool pupil mm 1 (A statement to the {armors of Com
roundup yt lllli‘B oi age “ho shall \‘-‘IIlunlI--I E necticut by W L Slate, Jr, proioosorI
amine inhabit-d tot uinr-‘ultuxal wink on gf astronomy, Connecticut Agricultural
1 (arm shall be pt-Iuiittcu to i lillll l .. c l u h th Connccti-
, ..B‘lool Without loss of Handing in ll.' s .1. :ztlegtcimrtftilstlleedotf1g‘203i Sup.piy).
d-lbsbnu‘. proiided such pupil man. iflillh' . .
tho grandam prestrihon l1_\ lhui aumittti torn In tho most sensililc. cconotn
ital and pntih lit limp we can glow in
l
in! Food Supply and rwdus u t¢:ll.lli‘.‘itil.'1
aligned by Ute smell")! 1 t outnx‘tit ut this _\I :II «sensible Dt‘l ause
N110" z T111“ "11 1111“" “111° 911‘” it fits out lntm M tom, ulousnn most
""1“ “’1 1111511111“ 111111 ”111111 ""1 1‘11 ”111111 13min: iclpthcs littlo machincn and is
plat-titan) n slilo 1--;iop otouomital hr
the utter the tising of tin ucucrui aunt-In II
‘Ily at its human shssion. 11119
Foliowilm the lculorship of Lilo illIi 1111110 111“ ”11111.1“11 111 51111111 11 1‘
was“), It numhor of colltwos havct l'til on spoiltls wall in tarui niauurcs, llIrI‘e it:
.
“fiction .whicli puts hora enrolling for I no spraying t‘xpoliw and the food pro
1mm tiervicc on the saint- piano no bugs 1 111111111 1" 11111111111" ”“1“ 111131 01110? t‘l‘Oll
‘mgo mm militant Sortito in llIt'Iuat1 “t tilll cm“: patriotic because it will'
"bar of cuttanct- examinations Think-11"” 111111111 1111111111 1101111111: 11111111 111"
‘ \toiltl than llliI\ othor crop up can
:".l0\\
communities. it II; of coursc import 1 ”The countrv should immediately What shall “'9 do to show our apple
sible for tho (ollcgc tone to “1.101111111111111 10 1111‘ 1.11" 111111 11 11111111 “9111 01811011?" '13!!! 11918 8&1- Supposr
Itark in hand. and that it cannot canv , , .
lihltil"ii tltosc schools all thc poopie on 1 “II, “III, "III, “I“, one hand Wt give «och than u gold star on ho
Shall we require the man to!
.who want instruction in canning. but l and ccutinuc to do all the but-Ilnesr it “1151-"
by making rvexy one of those who at-1did hcforc with the other llill' 1’01 lllt‘ 581119?" "N“ 111111 1'10111‘1
tond capable of instructing others nie1 M05! 01' the Ilrtzumrul against har'dly ho fair The company will Dari
economy assumes that the poopie who v-fl .
1111101111111 01 1119 “1111*" “'111 1‘111C111t-(0nomizo will liotud lhl‘ll money half Louisville CotuierJournul
I‘cvciy our of thrso “ho utlcnd capable. That of course would be foolish but -
of instructing others the loathing of 11 11‘11)’ 101111 11101151111113 10 the 80V
II“, college» will roach vvcry part oithv1 t‘llilllt‘lll it will find its way directl)
1 Th. k I l II (1 1) th :back into cirtulalton in providing [01
5111 1‘ 1 1 “01 1 1‘ "1‘ 0111’ y 1‘: tho cmmunicnt a needs.
coilogu in vii-operation with the Con; "Thorn bond issues will necessitatt
necticut committee of food supplies. .mom taxation in the future than m
in addition to the schools hold at lllt‘ llflSl. but, ill!" lli'l‘SOll WILD prac-
tho ullcgr. demonstrations will be .I11CI1I15 1:10” 1113111311 Hi1)“: 1:1 01-11” 111 1111-1
- in or not on y a ~I t to gmcrument
110111 111 1111 11111113 111 111" 1118111“ 119111 lbut provides an attract to future taxa-
IOIltlillliOI‘t may ho ariangcd for in any. lion on this account. The individual
community 1)) applying to the cxtcn- who takes: his share of the bonds will
I550“ Lorvice at Storrs. pIa', his tum; into his own pocket.1
Local canning schools or thrcr ly F33;1223111121111‘1II‘2I1L11111La: 11011:;
.- - , - I or (‘1 l u a
day.» duration will ho hold Inithe 01- 11119519 loans Once that) habit of so
. A— 7..” «...—H...
.. _-_....~__.~
DANISH WOMAN
HEHAINS HEALTH
Tells Everybody What Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound did for Her.
lion by Yule exempts from cxtlmiua !
tions boys who euttI applet 0d :Imicul
2 l mu, ilk 1 lil‘t‘l' l 1min. i.‘ so hivh that . _ . , I I ._I‘ e
bural work Stillsi‘llt‘ltli) to thcii pl'illt‘i 'u'o L'uu't II‘IIfIIIIII III‘IIIII1I II‘ What will Ities to co operation with tin Idiom-1 111K to buy a bond is osmmmhpd it “33%?” £1: 0mg; 1110311111131 :1:
”gal or headmaster and air ublt' to 1W I \1 0 do for 11min nmt ialli il't't‘tl IIIIIIIII born of commerce, the stair college will not. ho abandoned when the war prov in health
wl‘tguhggufimfihum 50001:? 111121"! 1 1‘ll1 )\\u (tilli mound with the «ob it 1furuishing tlw teachers and the local 1-“; 011913.}Ibu1- I11 I11111I1I1°11I115121I 111111111?“ with the first bot-
er in :l~l“ill‘ to 1-11 .11-11 ‘ I . . .- . \ l .. . _
flgI 1‘; g 1 1 glllllkes t'kt‘lt‘l ent iu-d Immunizations 11111115111113 thc~ 6511111 2n Nigiittlaigiolpnignt‘zf iggttsttfylifnd 1.1211511111111331};
_ What will wt- do if flour goes, to $20 Intent and the material to be canned the progress of social) in tho future. Compound after
Committee's G°“°1‘31 P°11°Y- 1:1 barrel? l-Inl‘ more cornmeal. “or
In outlining its :cncrai policy in the I l'orct'atln-rs won the lieroiution on it.
Utecruiting and 1150 of the (1(lllliPL'llClli1I it will cost, from $125 to $1.30 to
tmior Agricultural Voluntecrs tho: ,grow an lll'l't‘ ol' potatoes properly this :
committee says it believes “that, results , ,Icar. For the same outlay two or
most Satisfactory to both {armors and tliroe :Ivrcs of corn can 110 ,raisml and
hiking two bottles
I am entirely We“.
Before taking iIItII I
maid not do
kind of work with-
out 3 pain in my
back, All tendered
1’l‘l1c dates for ihcsc will be announced
ilatcr. Special instructors have been
retained for this work and members of
the facuitv will be available. for this
work at all times
l"Iren15:-iiould hilll' for their childrer.
and employers should join hands with
their employers, in the name of a com '
"Ion patriotism and to bring an end to
the world's last great war.
“in setting out to raise the firsr‘
III
.uulct‘i' labor Will he obtained and at least twice as much food protiuccd. l Wilh Mlfllmum of Sugar. ’nsmllment of the 35.000.080.000 bond ”much I in-
mt mom otiiuiout conduct of farm up- I1 it is now too late in tho season to Especml attention will be Dilid this Move. it is very important. for the poo- ‘ 1 flammfim ,Ihld
gaming will rcsult" it sons of farmers a i-lianco or enlarge our plans greatly. year to the canning of vegétahles ond1 hie of this country to understand just ’ hmem Wu .1.
howlargc the task is and how they
must go about it. In tho firstplace
nur situation is quite different from
but it is not too late to plant an extra
:lt‘l't‘ of corn. Do you realize that our
ways tired and no appetite. Words
cannot; expressI my gratitude for the
good your medicine has done line, and
g for us posuiblo secure employment
in productive work at homc;counlr_1
the canning of fruit
m"m amt uni.
with
of sugar.
the mini-
Tho season
boys volunteering for agricultuiai sort" acre of mru on t-vcry farm in Connor» for food c . . . .
toe find employment as far as liosdbic lit'lli moans 1.000.000 bushels of shelled 1 D case; “no.1: haIs IalieIady he ’11!“ Of England 1’1.th Engiandhad through me 111% m {WW-1W1”
In' their home towns or with friends turn added in (my supply? 5111' 91111111 1“ 111“- 1111-‘113 ”WWW-1 i. great amount of capital employed mend LydiaE inkhhms Vegetable
“that, as for as possible. local ngcn. _ We must win the war by fighting now for directions as to the canning of blood which it was able to convert ComIIoundtoali‘ womcn Imigeringfrom
#91153 be used to satisfy locai hoods and and hr farming. ("out is the crop we 115113138113. and other vegetables coon ”pd {bi-111g home. We have low hold femaehmuble “EN
1 ‘ ' ' amt of forri aeourltics and theta is women. M—Mrs ETA DAMGAARD- MAT-
uty and state agencies u~ed only can grow host. Plant another acre. IWlil be ready for preservation. nouothe mtftfitet in which securities 2AM, mats? Kimball Ave., Chicago, Ill.
um necessary. l l Thnsr in chargvo of firs momment r
. - . l . can be sold. This is a rich country It' to positively true that Lydia E.
1[hose who will 00- ~0pcIate 1n the re- Ifor food cons crvntion emphasize that but its wealth is in real 61113111. 139'. Pinkham's V0 table Com pomfi has
ALL FOR CROPS WORK.
W..-”
Connecticut Agricultural Colicgo Mohi- .
’ iting and use of this schoolboy vol< 1
minor agricultural force include high '
on private school principals and head-
helped thousaa s of women who havo
been troubled with displacement, in-
damnation. ulceration, tumor“
ovary community should send at least
_ tot-ion, railways. and the machinery
one representative to the college to
f nrrrimtion This rropexty cannot
be paid into the government treasury,
FENWICK HALL BURNED
SAYBROOK, com, 'May 21.~ren
wick hail, one of tho most noted hos
telrics along the Connecticut sound
shone, and situated on Fenwick point
pulsations
How Agoooioa Will Help.
,The achool authorities will put the
plan before their pupils anti explain
he necessity for their help. rot-cite en-
lize the entire resource? of this state
institution in the “'th of increasing
food production and the food supply
in the state this year. After President
t‘. C. Beach had outlined what: the col—
nutrients, with certificaten ot’ liarcnts' lIt‘gtIeIlB d01IllII$IIlIlInd “I11“ 118 proposes to overlooking the sound took fire
i (U WINS 1 ‘ 1 I ,
consent administer tht oath of alle- “That the trustees ofl‘cr to the Con. shortly before noon yestrrday and
glance to those who etnoil. serve as
local iuucau: in rccivo farmcra‘ appli-
muons for help, scatl lists of boys
author: to county agents and not 111‘
Dual agents of the stair food supply
mmlitoc. rotating to the headquarters
was burned to the ground. The build-
ing was cold recently by tax-Senator.
Morgan 0. Bulkeloy of Hartford ‘to
the Hartford Wrecking Co., and the
work or demolition was in progress
nccticut Committee of Food Supply the
services of any or all members 01' the
mm or the Connecticut Agricultural
college and the president further in-
structed to have the entire staff at the.
Cl: l’iii it it C you
' n 0141.?
rd,
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The Sale continues
1 Until Sotmby h NIL
In the Furniture Gallery
An especial group of Din.
in; Room Set: in muhocuu a
1 and English oak. SilleiJll
and ( ‘h:'ules ll. . L“
Bedroom Furniture, Colo-1
nitd Sets of antique mahogp
2111;, and walnut. r1!
Sher-don Sch of among
ite workmanship and finish. I
Selected Sci: of birdscy
maple, antique mahogany
' and American walnut. iii
For Mahogany Paint}
Tables, Colonial models Willi
pedestal bases and round-‘1
tops. to;
Fourth floor. g
Rug and carpet Sr'ctlon ,
Axmmstcr Rugs An especial group, 522. 50-’
Willow Gross Rugs, for cottage summer living}
rooms and porches.
'IlI‘hiItl floor. ‘
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Drapcrics ‘ a
Sample pairs of Curtains at"? A '1
One half regular price, “ 1
A few very handsome filct and hand- made sent
and marquiseites of fine quality which will serve at
ly Ifor hall doors or windows . I .-
Third floor-1 -‘
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Special Oifcrings in a 1
'_ Lhdm' Tailored Wear and GowanI
COI‘leltihdlingoric
Children’ I Summer Weir
Sensible little frocks, rompers and creepers.
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Footwear
For Women, Children and Boys.
A complete line of white canvas shoes, 1
sports shoes and sneakers. .1. :
Millinery ”W"
Tailored and Dress Hunter’s, Sports Hats and
comfortable headgur for the motor
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Sports Thanh, Silk Crepe, Georgette Cre
Striped and Vogue Taffeta», at special prices throu
this sale only. y.
Attractive offerin s in Dress Goods and all rcnio
nants of fine quality, ess 20 per cent. . I Z
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Fiat Silverware _
‘A Splendid array and of unusual quality.
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' 1 Glassware
Of fine cut, grapevine pattern - .
Tumblers, , High Bail Giauecfit '
plain and optic. Lemonade 0M1 1.
iced Tea Glasses, Cockigal Moo-1 *3
Gripe Juice Glasses,
$1. 00 a dozen I
Useful Articles for the Housekeeper
Gu irons, nickel bodies, wooden handles, coma
plete with 6 ft. metal hosc, regular $2_. 50 1.: .
Sale price $2.19. ' ‘
Electric Toasters, nickel frames, complete Wltfll
cord and attachable plugs, regular price $3. 50 II 5%
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Sale price $2. 49.
Sauce Pam and Kettles of aluminum with COVE“
2 qt. sizes, sale price, 79 ct: each. .
Tea Pots, of brown earthenware, heavy handl
and dee rim covers, 6- -cup size, 37 cts. eat:
24 lbs.
Tea. Kettles, cop er nickel plated, enameled wo’o
handles, curved Ispou s and seamless bodies, size 7 an .
8.
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" -: Sale price $1.89 either size.
Buomonb '3 .
The New Weill Book
H. G. Wu.
, In this book, "out the InleiblIo nan,"- the mom arts
forth his religious belief. In utter sincerit Mr. Wells him ”1
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