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Evening sentinel, Friday, August 24, 1917 · page 2

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A collection of distinctive Dresses, the.
season’s most unusual and desirable
models, that were made "to retail up “to
$15.00, will: go on sale tomorrow. it

:1sz ARMNEED ran TOMORROW ;
A Clearance sale of

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CHILDREN’S WA 8" DRESSES
$1.00 and $1.25

 

 

 

 

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POULTRY FARM
iS lNCORPORATED.

 

A certificate
the Riverht-ud Stock & Poultt5 Farm
of Ashfmd, was tecotded in the oilite
of the semetuty of the state yeste1-
day. The business of the firm will
3 be the handling of real (state, stock
and poult1'5'.:'l‘l1e incorporators are
Robert G. Fletcher, Marion S. Ely
and Margaret J. llyrne, of Aasiiford,

} ' Flushing and Great Neck, respective
”45'.

A certificate of organiz'ttion of the
Feuet'vSaperstein Theatrical Enter
prises of Bridgeport, was recorded.

- .1 The amount of capital stock is $30,-

i000, divided into 300 shores. The
3' Subscribers are David li‘euer, Joseph

Sapersteiu of Bridgepott and Harris

Lapides of New Haten.
A eertiflc1 to of ittcotporutlon of the

. Coca- Cola lottling (‘ompnny of Wn‘

terbury, was recorded. The business
of the concern is the handling of
1 Coca-Cola and other beverages.
' 3 Jncorpomtors are C. 11‘.
' Schirmer. _
PA certificate of organization Bf the
Hartford G. M. C.
of Hartford, was

Gerhard

recorded. The

zamountot capital stock $125,000, div

} . widé'dinto 1,0,th shares. -- The sub-

, ‘1 scribe-1's are A. Curtis t“a‘.:o, Jeanette
1 E. Whitmore and Frank J.
‘ fill of Hattfmd

Wltitmore,

A certificate of ortgnnizttion of the an outburst of rabies in the Brushimmr

New York Plumbing 6: litating Conv§
tractors of Bridgépmt, was reached;

fl‘he amount of capital stock is $1; '
Thor
Alltoff, Jo‘

000, divided into 15191115 shares
subscribing me Samuel
dumb ‘Alkoff of Bridgeporl,Alexm1der‘1
Bloom, Annie Alkoh‘ of New Ilork.

 

 

German 1 hammered 1 'amu:
1‘

of incorpm ution of,

1. tuned the Illotk dog had not been ‘UN‘

The

Truck Com pany I

I.

SELECTMEN COMMENDvED as“swiu1mer's ear” has appeared
FOR FIGHTING RABIES. among swimmers and bothtus along
111115 1111111111 oi‘ the. Long island Sound

 

“spate Commissioner Pulses Lister-511011" this :11111n1e1, 11nd towmd the for “86 M! ii ht‘fltlflll-‘IIIL‘TS {01‘ Wilfme
’lhe [11131 syn”) .work among the soldims to be 1111111-

of Terryville.i5veutw111d from time.
Co111111i:.~'io|1tr of Domestic Ant-1mm 15:1 humming in the 981‘, as if
Innis. lamps M. Whittlesey yestexdut wattt httd fillfii the inner part, ’lhis
sent :1 letttt to Fiist Selectman A 111: rooms as the disease p1flog1essesh
H. lister of Tmntille, compliment 81111110111111: infected sores appear.
int: him on the editient 111111111111 i11:il-'”‘1'!1\lut', in time, of (in ulcerous 1111-
which he had handled the outbrt :tl1 1111‘“
of 111151.. in (rel-131,111. “(I said 1111111111111: 11 “eminent if taken in time,

the killing of the lions “hieh tune but ”1" doctors 8113’ it i~ d'tngerous' hem to carry out to the best of 111011

Hundreds 0ft ability the rules laid doun b5 the Nil
1:1 tonn-wide uuumntlnr and .1 1111112 CM” huw bl‘l‘n Fi‘l’01‘.lt‘d bill so fflrltionnl l‘ood Administratltm. Economy

xttbid l1.ul obviated the 1113;111:115 01 ll 11“de to persist.

ling 0111111 none has been really se1iou-:,acco1d
it is untimstood that neighbor: 011mg ‘0 I'PIIONS
Louis 1311111111110“: 11.11. “1.5 not 11-111 ThO 11011013 are at :1 loss to M
ed, a”. mm” ”911,”; 111,1 “- ”whimunt i‘o1 the origin of the trouble
dogs but] to bt‘ii‘ i,lled his rhouid hate T1105 \entu1o the theory that it 1311
been, too
11.1111 111.11 so 1... .1... 111.1111 be ascer Wale! in thlswctiun A peculiar fea-
howmt‘l is 111.11 only one 811‘
‘nbltte 111 011101 to be 51110 that 1103 1‘7 ””hvlfl‘d- 00““ “timed in ’ lh"
danger arises, ironi this dog the com (‘disi 1(11111111nended Is 1 lWHmt 0
missioner has ordered that the uni-1-
mul be tied up for :1 few 1135's and
kept under observation, for the penal-1
hie development of rubles. '
A cell’s head was sent to Middle-i “ ARIN“) ION. ““h-
town hum “21191111115 11. few days' 'olficms to command the ofl‘lceta of
ago, and a tepott was: returned that: the iemtltu 11r1115' rt'llevmg W‘ ma, i"
the animal had (1 positive case of generals, detulled to Keulce pith
Whigs \lr \\ l.1ttlt<e\ qma \estei- iroops were announced today, its fol-
tl11111 11. 'e i' 0““ “‘
2:; mzld dgéhifi‘flhflidcfiffingefl“3.3,,l Mujmfleneml Arthm Ilurr'_u5 Ween.
l1i< opinion that this: was on out-‘0‘“ llepmtntent Brigi““°“'”""°‘“‘
,growth of the epidemic in Wate1'bur5l“' P- Dumll Soutlienstmn Depml
in the spring. He don: not anticipate: “‘9‘“ “Wind”? General John “Mk
Southern Department; Btiga-
ciiv ldiet» General John A. Johnson, North-
eastem llepmtment;
'“iliinm Il.Carte1, Central Debri-
{mend and Hrigadled-Geneml J ..P
Wi'ser, Hnwniinn Department.
\Ioto1t.enexal ("ltt1enee P.

 

 

ARMY OFFICER CHANGES.

 

 

SUMMER’S EAR DISEASE.

 

nntnonronr. Au: 21-1. new 1111. Torr-n5

iease that probably will become knownfle‘ “i“ ”“911 appointed to command

in Panama.

British Guns Larger Than Those Germany Began War 'With

The British tum» at last taken into the field in France greater guin- thin "I" Winch mortars With “‘3’“! 3”?
to powder in the first rim-2 weeks of the n"

This photograph shows one at

am (any for tuition the comm zhell just being tun-ted into the trszch- 1' me! be rein 111:1. the #hill is

"Mtuhrscunntusm

 

flute 8:th Will

'young men and women who wish to fit
ithemselves for leadership in agricul-

‘two scholarships in each county of the
{state

[a committee appointed by the board
:of tiustees of the state college. to pet-
isons who are eligible to candidacy for
iihe degree of bachelor of science, and
'who signify their intention of trying
ffor such
}must be of attested good character.
:Either boys or girls are eligible to ap-
jpiy [01 these loans, which may be 1.1.1
1110111 l’iesident (‘lttules L. lieztth 01‘ th1
itnnm 011(111 Agricultural (oll1 ge gt

L'l‘ltv l; Eu.
1 \\'iit""
Eilm': 101,1
‘ No one

.115' what's
311111351 ht" no grass for l’uddy": uss
13'1‘1.'iirre the shamrock used to grow.

iTiit' Hoist 1".4 cow 11‘»

1111111 1111111 it doesn‘t gt‘t enough
g'l‘here's min: to he :1 fight.

 

'011 Johnny ilullltlh Johnny l‘luli,
1Wlmt are you

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i CALVIN A smrn
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i APPEAL FOR ECONOMY.

i nos'mN Aug
The tiléeuse yields readily to. land Shoe and Lenthe‘r Asxocintion

‘sugnr is 1111:1111

t‘ommiesion-x \‘l l11ttlesovi crobe or unintuitiultte is in or on the:

24. -—Gene1.'111

«output-re 3

 

Award Soholu'2

 

ships.

In order to assist and encourage

ture and home economics, the Connec-
ticut Agricultural college is awarding

These scholarships are worth
$100 each and entitle the holder there
of to a remission of semester fees fm
room rent, light, heat and laborator5 .

These scholarships are awarded by

 

a degree The candidates

 

Storr.s

 

THE KAISER’S COW.

 

5 CW 9. 11.12111;

tilt 31131133111 it il-~I.l 125:,(t
twi 111' 1111 : 111th: mounds

appears to into“

.ludniu: the fillul‘t' by the past,

happeurd don't you know,

healthy,
With :1 generous :11‘pvlit“:

1Soon till the Kdlh‘ti' s cttttle

ill lie t1 "lous 11,1: 1111111 \(111 know,
111 the fields of ’l‘lppemry

“ilt‘lt the shannotl. used to grow.

 

1.111111: to do,

You honstrd you (ould lick the. Dutch,

Now it is up to \011.

“‘[tilms you histle 1111 Joint llttll

'1‘110111'1: on. thin; 5(111 n1.-15' linoW.

Thei' ll be tuiulnu plants tor mum
in '111!

Where the shamrock used to grow.

 

WELFARE WORK FOR SOLDIERS

 

AY Ml, lions" Aug. 24 H'I‘he Mas
sachusetts Womrns t‘hristiun Tom
perunre Union 11.111 bought a house in
'thls town which ulll be 1enmdelled

ed .tt Camp Dennis.

~—~——a

I’m—«~—

sli~ Thes New lint:-

has sent out an appeal to its mem

in the use of “heat. meat butie1 11nd

The bout lied Star, with :1 cargo of
coal, is discharging at the wharf of
Raymond Brothers.

 

 

"5 mean of thorough 111-1111111111»:
with 111. «my map h to e hum
but“ and Dower Bellini: coon. Nd
price- Iro now uoulblo for

Eokmtm’ s
Mtora‘tive

FOR THROAT 112101 term
No Adé'flkwtbuflhnfliwmum
32 1 Size

Size ..
Now $1. 50 New 80 Cu. 1

 

Major General.

 

kamtm Laboratorv. Phil-«lemma.

 

 

g veryihing‘E
l 10 1111111120112
Vision.

Every means must: be used to
enable us to see well.

The HIGHEST SKILL in
MAKING an EXAMINATION,
as well 9.11 the most; efficient
workmanship in the manufac-
ture of the glasses prescribed,
are used in our establishment.

T'HA'MER
Ocullsts, Optometrists, Optician?
"The House of Good Glasses'
87 Atlantic 'Sq., Stamford, Conn
Open .Sat. eve. until 9 o‘clock
lisitzibit'she'd 1897 . . 3

 

 

 

 

 

Sc. New gm:

 
 

M -. Wu... ,,.-M~.———-.

'David 7111.1in
ottoman:

,‘I‘cl... cm was: Bantam
:1 mm 31'.

 

 

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[it mildly.

 

hats and all undergarments required
for children, from necessities for the
[1. layette up to 8 years of 11%.

1,11:~

that her summer hats are each a trifle
: the worse for much dust and sunshine,

E12,? 11‘ here are some new Velour Hats,
1“ Soft as a mouse’s back, it few early
.arrivals in light colors.
taupe is a fashionable color 1 is fall; .-
‘brown, blue, cerise, purple, and black, 1
1‘ 'About one of each only.‘
.’_ Come soon

.15 I 11‘ his is a new beverage
' to be used in place of cof- j

N‘— . .z..
. .
,

.1. _... “fag ~-.«.

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ice cream, custards, pud-

dings and cake. if

 

NEW R20 353’! BUILD!“

 

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The Shop for Children.

There are Dolls that Say “mamma” gently, if you squeezei'fiune

ii‘hey are

A' B C- Bum Bloch, seven in a set and all of them will nest convemw

9ntly into the largest sized block.

,Rubber Balls, plain and fancy, in several sizes, from f
.W 1 _ in... , MM}
' Cinnamon end Polu Bean of friendliest character,
Bum that land up and down by a chain with a ring in the nose,

{Some of them plain, others gaily painted.

_,it
,1 Send Toys' in several varieties .-
1 Suit Cues containing dolls and toys, from

Dog- that will lack; nice little terriers, 25 cit.

- , Boy Scout Dolls, soldiers, sailors, Dutch boys
and American patriotic dolls in good variety.

~-“ The Utility “Chink” is acloth doll with a quaint-
Iy humorous Chinese face. He holds a pen, pencil and
ruler and hangs up by his pigtail. . $1.00

1

A hand made Cloth Dolly is little more than a pil:

low with a checked gingham dress and a hand em--
broidercd face.
to bed.

Thisls a cuddly doll and nice to take

Quite washable, at: $4.00.

Rompcn, dresses, playoclothes coat’s‘

cond noon .‘

A Velour Hat

When a woman becomes Conscious

it” is time to anticipate a little.

Tau e, and

Millinery Show;

Have you tried Conveniences for.

Canning
and Pruervingfit'

pl-‘mit Jars, Mason and
Lightning, in pints and,

~0va

“Drihket?”

quarts.
fee. it ,can be served hot 33 Jelly (limes, ,.
or cold and is especially _ _‘ "Jar Tops and
_ 3 . , . 1 Rubber: '
» nice for children. It IS Wire M fo, holding

also used for flavoring .jars diiring the canning

process.
lifters, Vegetable
a‘Fodu, Paras, Kyoto and

25 ch. ‘ an. 13' ,. everything that is needed
?-~ ~ \ _ ~. in the preserving oper-
i tit iMk)“. Buomm. J 3

 

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,To say the children’ s own Special Shop is interesting is to pull
It IS fascinating for little folk and grown-ups linger to‘
admire the quaint toys and novelties. when they, gome, to buy clothes
and little hats for children.

‘ port the first dress boot for Autuiiui‘ Z
ifstreet wear. it is a graceful modetot.
line taupe kidskin, a color to comb
{with most dresses and suits. it is higlil

lace with hand-welted sole, and Louis

heels 2% inches high, which are :1
~11} hand-breastedh—ihai is”, the leather git
the sole is hand-rolled and ironed pe

'fectly into the inner curve of the heel. 12
1111,11 excellent yalue as times are. 1.3? 31.}

 
 

asil
49 ch, $1. '15 uni $1.3

35, 39 do. and $1.00”,
25 etc. to 51;“;

3'5 ct», $1.00 end $1.501

31.00, $1. 25, $2. 25 and up,

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

$12.00. rift”,
\flecond floor, '1 v1
. , 1 }'l
Caltfomta

Redwood Burl

, Unusual and beautiful ‘;:3
‘ articles for the house aré,’ -
‘made of this odd hard'
:,wood which shows such
‘_'_a rich coloring under , L
'Careful finish. it can b6 '
Combined very happily};
,with mahogany furnittilt‘gti ;
ings. There are candl
sticks, tray,s trinket b0 3
es, coasters and many,
other articles.

‘ 1 3 Burnout- ‘

 

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