Evening sentinel, Friday, August 31, 1917 · page 6

 
 

 

 

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7 7 'ter lie had examined and tested her: BRINGS THE
W from the crown of her downy head to. LIQUOR FIGHT! T
.& A. L. 60119111191103.

«the wiggling of her tiny pink toes he -——--
and the mother both felt a vast 1.6,!(Contlnued W Page One)

ESTABLIBHED BY inc!“ kl: h 11 ba ‘ a sentiment for prohibition has' 1
“ c s usiness, brin '18 up ' 1 . ~ ‘
JAMES GOLD,“ gi. groWn since the Lnited State cute:

‘ ’bies,” he said. _
W the tune has now arrived when the.

1‘ci' 21.1.9 trial the grippo and she had

‘ ‘ 'tir)

Y Anetta! 31' 1917 3some cough medicine containing heroin U‘easfli-
W

1 Fur‘tht'l than that. the” nolicense
I

' m WAG P0310“ her dressing table T48 three- .lilPll 5‘1)’ llllfl {M9131 legislation has;
- .ytat' old climbed up somehow and got aided them in taking out the {condo-1' ‘
7””: ow 111111 110111 the claim that a nollcense '
. 3 l He had vote in one town amount- 11 to little. 1
title 10 :33 a. 111.;10 55 P m. mouuli heroin to put an adult out 0ft so 1011.9: as a larger one near it voted 1
‘ ;bt1'\1'uv.s 1 gave him moose and he for li'Ctnse inasmuch as liquor could
mm 5 :20; sets 6 ”34 . . i . be shipped from .tlm‘ ‘."\vet to thei
"“ lid ”f 'I 1”“ "0 before "‘9 drug ”111.1”101111 with little ttouble uhete-
7b.! N the Amciated Press had begun to take eifect 301.1 can’t b'y the “dry" town-1111s irrigated by

‘ Awaited Moss is exrlttsivelyllm .00 careful. . ntr- urns from the' ‘wet‘ one and re"
to the use fOI republicationi .. .. gcelvetl no license money by way of
lat-1‘3 credited to it 01 not other Babies are tough compensation. Now that the federal
credited in this paper and also 11311 sitiuu, “liut' e1 can they naive their law PTOlublts the shipping of liquor

.. i'r0111“'11et“10"""d13 areas and r0- .
published lteretu. {limitsf’ And indeed they lt'm‘. Th?v ! hibits the circu ulation by mail ofpliq-l

J'rebouml swjffly fvout bad fall); if 1101' advertising in nolicenie territory
”he!“ been no serious injury. B the no l1conua men feel that they are.
“1 due to make many gains.
The no license forces
ltliouglt actual proof of it is to tame
,'latet. that they vtill bringr the ques
tion. of license of tic-license

 
 
 

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G SENTINEL TLLLU'
PHONE CALLS

zooms—r92.
(meow-93- ‘
Branch Office—4388. l
, guidance—2183. 1
_ Wm” s Residence-14924

"no” mgu’ g Residence—.1 babies can’t be kept too far apart
113 12. ; W
l . MOST PEOPLE ARE HONEST
m, It's remarkable how easy it is

" the average citizen

 

'3"!!! rough medicine and e1e1'y other assert 110W.J

imeditine braille should be kept lock—
ed beyond all

climbing

possible
And the soothing svt'up bot

inquisitive
Bridgeport. Waterbury. Meriden. Nor-t

iNow London. Tott'ington Greenwich. 1
lMlilKlu‘rilel', Bristol and Windham
1Tl1at omits only Hartford, New Brit SQ
lain. Stamford, Ansonia and Naugu
for luck of the towns of 12,000 or 01111:"
1 . . 'by the. last cen=us figures. These mot
‘ togetcred11.l‘191e omitted life nollcense l’olku say, not
here is piuno was a time when neatly all business b.”‘(llll5(‘ 11.9.: feel that they hate null?!
hallway doun the, blotk. And :1. noisy was 011 a c: 15h basis. Now business :rhantc but because 09‘0”” bungs “0
eclections in these towns. Hartford
'Wd 0! young folks banging it and 111911 rttztil businesa

is mostly on " 111111 No“ Britain lune thei1 elections 15:
singing loudly and shouting to each: credit basis Department Hlm'es, guy. in April Nuttgatuck ll borough witosel
other between songs

‘ limits are identical with those of'thei
noisily and tuning all kinds of :1 good Mrs large and
3 Hubs in November The great battle
' 131111011 sidtrablo effort on the 195591 engage;
mics sold on 1‘10 installlm 111 plan with from
H" 1‘ little mom than half of the towns of,

town, has its election in May wltile‘i»
dime. :1 dozen show an increusli‘g tendenrv to titted is set for Octobm When a decisivci
' a, gnalgh their mum need...) sleep and furniture and clothing and 1 "tents which will follow as the Apllli
As has been said ninetyone townnt
11‘ ten or twelve more!

NOISY PARTIES

a noi51,tintttttetl

 

anti ]{zu‘gning Let-ties, meat slitips,:1ll sorts of 111th

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

inst itttt tons

And near it tire half

1

people.

int; his brain ovc: time 0'1 “or-

line estimates for his firm—«and ul— 001) " nominal puymel ‘0 b08111 “31‘!
it is the exceptional t‘ntuilv

small,‘ Stamford and Ansoniu settle tb°i1 11! l

button whose inm'ttes am litillly try EVt'1”,1WltGre ihl‘l‘t‘ are books: min on t’illlt’l aide may have a con
ereis :ut oiilce 1111111 11 ho has been and all sorts of necessurim and lux May and November towns ate betudlg'
in the state are now no license or «1.

let he has L'Ompletod his commutation it t 1

doesn‘t ieltl to the tent nation to eu- L ‘9 S u 9-
,110 keeps tintlina tltztt the rising mat. .l ‘ l ‘ ‘ ltoulil be added ‘0 the list this your;
of today has upset his fiixu'cs of joy ”1" “5‘“ 0f “"‘gs 1‘ 11.11111, “ ”1‘ it Would be regarded. and .1113th 110..

, paying fot'il11111,1m the same principle. us a notable Vittorv for the noliceusel
dterdut. .Ilis brain is goim' round wmkms, whit-o on me other hand

3311! round and it i1~. impmatil'e that b" ““‘Ch “ my 0" stale "r mm)“ i” Iwith the growth of prohibition let-v
1179 be ”“th before he am...“ a“ bv- sues bonds for permanent l111p1'o10-.1"itot\ in other parts of the countrv

l
.1 . lit the litt/ise lul'tt‘fi simplv hold their
0. . t t '-1
tnttgttintomortow.imm1 5' ““1 ”5‘ 9 “‘9‘” ion ‘ You (Win they lune every reason to be
- 00111111111 it. BatikF satisfied and .1110 no lit'ensm forces:
0 1.1 101'. M10 1011111111 who tiocsu‘ t e'n .
here is the 11 “El 1 {n m. would have it sharp reminder that
at' time or peace time, is one o to

touneett‘cut is in no mind to increase
tickers 111" the world who most need

 

man.

too, loud moum mn-e liberally:

 

 

llay).the1 New York. New Haven and
l‘ t Hartford Railroad will operate an 011- ,
it is easy for us to get cret 11 no 1”“ train New Haven to Stamford
ntexely bemusefive ourselves are hon- liaving New Haven 10' 55 p. Nmu‘;
Bridgeport. 11: 23 9. .1n.; Soutlt or-
Mighhom a"uluulk, 111: 44 p um; due Stamford.
friends are honest und in view of tlici 11- 56 p in '
prevalent honesty of the communitv The Pad?!“ Express “1“ 30‘ T"

the merchants and manufacturers n-

111111111151 used to. collateral is soru . “5 dry “Wm”.
’ ' ' 'l: . 101' more. 111' In any 019111 till the iuttrbsl which. '
731$?” . ,t1lll71111 ltt-m llllll ( llT'lC' It! likely to Mimi! In the Octobmi
There is the man who but; dono hm furl, bunks NW ”Hung up lately in; ""l ctiottt tltlsl. M111" is ocular-11111.3“ tho .
o communities thut lent money in role on the itvnse question ' "3 is ':'
. by muscle work all 1:l11', “humor-kite F mo 1 11 r the most "of" 0m “in... in “0“”ch ‘
cause of wartime demands and who small sum solely, on lie citiracter 0 [we electors lutv e Um” ‘Yh-ntrv' m 0“ ! 1.
r and ““3 box-rowan copy their minds but on the liquori "1;,-
fllllflt do extra work tomb row ‘ All this is extremely creditable to Question the lighting is likely to be
whose muocles are so tired 3hoy just, 1 .xcellent .,
.7 't to aching until m M8 to human natu1e1. It means, no a big mer _ g
‘10!“ s p 7 1'6““th the other day- that "neal'ly‘ IXTRA TRAIN SERVICE.
KB 80:). ‘ ‘ " r v r “‘““’"‘ ,
7‘ And “m" m 11.1: “"5' W1 “govemom is 1mm Ne“ w e c ’ 50M. 3. 1917, New Haven to comm .11
ectttlvo ot a big Red Cross body will ivy “'1‘“ ho qwestlte has and New York to New Haven 1.
met-list? oceans of which depends halt a chance. The damn” i" an 0" I 'N' Y" N H "'4' H- R- “-
ran e 3 “fl“.
to a very great extent upon her poise
for him.

and quick vision and even tempera; 0:933:11." to '9‘)“ out
Site is exhausted, and unless alto gets

' leap. tbeie w'ont be poise and even

mper tomorrow but tasped tunes

7' ' mistaken decisions and chaos in

.bui because our

 

 

Bridgeport on Seplembet 3.

An extra. train will also rttn front
“New lork to New Haven on Monday, i
our being honest 1110.113 one oi. the; Seplember 3 leaving New York at'
ways in whiclnevorvbody profits by 0' :25 11. n1.: Stamford 10: 20 11. n1.: I
ISoullt Norwalk,10:33 p. 111.; llridirei

‘-.pott 10:56 p.111.;dut> New liavcn,
i 11:25 11. m.

c has small childr‘n. The day has

hot, and the older ones quartet-1

9111c and the baby is cutting his eye
5 11.1 take Sullv

th. Tommr'ou she in q c‘verybody else 11 (‘pmnm

"the dentist . .
of them has 31191“- “W gleam", FAIRFIELD noes TO BE M 221.1511
min 0101' :1 hot Following 11 secret inspection of
.9: her day ca ‘ g 1 Fairfield conditions by I)1.George'l'.l LABORERS
(rowley of littttl'ord, Deputy U'om- \' '
on. No 1.1issione1 oi‘ llomtstic Animals of the PL“ F1ELD.Conn.Aug 30"“Th9

rot bands
The “015‘“- 50m” r: them um] I 5.31.1, man... were received by Dog draft call has made inroads into the.
e Of the “021‘?” 3"“ ges lVValdOn Gemge W Larson, of Fair labor supply of the textile mills of
hand good times. Up t0 ‘1 certain field. yesterday, ordering 11 rigid‘ .northeastern Connecticut and in many

prosecution of all dog 01m is what
in “"5. pleasanl to hear the singing.“ l have 11112.1 m obey the icigulatiotts of the mill villages looms are idle in
mes out the tiredness. 1 But after‘ pettuining {0 the licensing :ind muzz- spite oi! the fact that wages have been
bile this effect ceases and p racks ling of all dogs. As 11 111.111.111.111 incrbased from :19 to 44 per cent since
17 weary nerve of the animals were corollctl vester- the entrance of the United States into

.dny afternoon . h a
obody objects to a noisy party in- When several collies in' the 61‘ reen' It 6 w 1' Every inducement is made

i B ti field llill section of Fairfleid, become by mill men to attract weavers, spin-
tghborhod once in 9 will 0' u :afl‘licted with tables ("in July 3111 lust, 1161‘s, and other classes of textile 1111115.
be too much to expect the .1nd1 for several days ran amuck bit It is even said that a free itte incur»

. ing 11 number of other dogs. the im- a
yiones to break It up before mid lmediate muzzling oi all dogs of the age: £333 of 31' 000 has been offered

And not to disturb the same. town was 0111-91131]
more than once a week?
perhaps it would not hurt the
its ones to get, at intervals,
beauty Sleep themselves.
30...... 1111011111112

baby had, by one of those sud 3'1 ‘1‘
yful flops indulged in by well b33811” Bladder‘ Irritation or Rheuma.
tipped over the basket on the tism Means Kidneys Aren't

rd til— . Stralnlng Out Uric Acid .
and tumbled on to the M Meatviorms. uric acid which eXcite‘s
'00” of the bathroom. The motlr rand overWorks the kidneys in their ef-p
tough she thought she hid provided “MS. to: filter .11; 11-0111th system. We:
this emergency. .watsn't quite quick

ulize that thc chances: are in favor of:

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1111mm 1.1.1. 01' Back Hurts

 

 

To neutralize these imitating .acidtt
. and flush otttho‘ body's urinous‘swaste
get about four ounces. of 'Jad'Salts
from any pharmacy; . take. a. table-
spoonful in a sldss’ of water berm
111-1111111131 for a imam ond‘yoiirvltld»
neys‘vill then ‘act tine and bladder
disorders - disappem This .famnls”

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

1.1... enters or meat must flush the kid.-
noys 0.9.1.10an. You: must relieve
them like you relieve yourbowelat re-
tutoring all tho my waste and;- cab
won. ewe you lost. a 01111 11111191: 111251119
worm 111111111 mm 111 tho 1111.111

and lotion juice. combined withdititla.
and: Md 1111611 utedxtor'goiterattou to".
coin: ind stimulate 1111311111 1111mm

 

 

 

 

area in New England can be in» .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

119 should never be bouelit. 1111123 and wielt Norw.alk Danbury, Mlddletoutntk

 

A.

' TOMORROW

Double Offerings, Double Values, Two Days’ Busi-
ness in One. Owing to the Haliday Monday we

Purpose Doubling Our Sales Tomorrow. Prices
the voters this fall in New lfilejlfi Tell the Story

Rezular $1.50 and" $2.00
Women’s and Misses'
Middies

981:

Plain colors.'am11e
with fancy collars,

‘ploin while,
also stripeu.

 

 

Regular $1.98 and $2.25
Wash Skirts

$1.00

W omens white. wash skirts. 111111111
styles and good quality materials.

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Regular $2.98 and $3.98.
Wash Skirts

$1.98

All new cummor models. a great
bargain at $1198.

 

 

Retrolttr 69c
Anderson’s Scotch Gintt-
hams

491:" yard

In beautiful Mm. 'cltooks,
stripes and tartan Moots.

 

Remix 751:
Dress Linens.

4011:.Mird

Colored .tlress 11119115, in it good
range or colors in less than,,.tlie
itnporler's pricefé

 

o'ehe passengers at New Haven for .._ .

 

a”

Retrular 25c
Cretdnnes ‘ '

17¢

Artistic colorings
designs.

 

11m

<1"
4“.

a.‘$

mm,.'@ ;m

Eat LeSs Meat and Take Salts

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

mm2ib'modoflbm-no‘mid‘ofsflpee'g".7 . .- .
, j” ~Eit‘yottan' Namsook _

Relt'ular $1.50
Hemme‘d Snreads

$119

Heavy weight. crochet spreads. for
double beds, with hemmed ends.

Regular 19c.
Pércales

100 pieces, all the unrest bat-terns;
in house dresses. aprons, etc. light
and medium grounds. ‘

Regular 25c and 29c
~ Figured Beach Cloth

121,,cyam

'Excellettt. fora-separate skirts and

 

 

findings, lull yard wide, many pat-

temfiupuelatmnricod ‘nt 12 1 21:.

3621131110200 7 '

 

EXTRA SPECIAL
Regular 3 ;1 5.00

SILK DRESSES
$9.95

. WOMEN‘S SATIN MESSALINE DRESSES

New Fall Models.

Navy Only.

 

Regular 31.50
English Loncloth

$1.19 piece

Fine soft finish.
excellent value.

Values on tot9c
White Goods 1

150

strong wearing.

1v

»Specittl lot of odds and ends. suib

able for dress-211. waists. etc.

 

Rerular 19¢ ‘
LinenCraslt k'l‘oweling“

1511181111

‘ Blanch“: shim“, the kind for

service and satfifnctdon.

 

and handsome '

 

"Regular 60c
Table Napkins

v 250 doze}!

Cotton dinner napkins. diee pat-
terns, ltcmmed'rcady for use.

Regular 39c _’"
'Whitc’. Dress Voile

25c yard:

A good quality. fine even weave,
forty inches wide.

 

 

Regular $4.00
Beacon Blinkets

$3.29 pair

Hokvyj Weigh), trout 1nd .tleecy
'Boacon Blankets, white or guy,
for large beds, special at $3.29 pr.

 

Rcuular $1.00
Fibre Runs

591:1 . ' ”

Size 27x54, in all colors, with

pretty stenciled patterns, reversi-

ble, washable and sanitary.
ho.—

Renular 45c Pair;
Sash Curtains

 

1011!. black. with

1 Extra line‘1'qu’allty,

 

Regular" 50¢
Women’s Hose

3901110

Women's {celebrated Holeproof
Hose. llsla thread perfect lit. ex
tru good wearing.

 

Regular 16c
Women’s Hoso

12% pair

mack rid-ton. double heels and
toes. and tast'color. '

 

'Women’s' Extra Size Hose

351: 11811

Women’s boos. extra large and
white solos,

three pairs for $1.00.

 

Reuular 50c
Women’s Lisle Thread

lace“ trimmed
necks, mercerized ‘ finish.

Regular ‘69c
Shirt Waists

390

Fine lawns, all new models, daint-
ily trimmed.

 

 

Regular 98c
. Shirt Waists

79c

Sheer orgémdie. line voiles, tran
med luce1aad embroidery.

 

Reg'ular $198 ‘
fHeathcrblootn Petticoats

$1.

AGenuine Heldthertiloom petticoats,
in all colors, trunnion 'with‘ deep
rutfles.

 

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FRIDAY, AUG?” '31, 1917

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Retina? stud if". f
91.11.111.191 07911111111118.1111 f

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

. ‘

Regular $5.98 and $6.98
Children’s and Misses’
White Dresses

$3.98

Fin-e lawn and sheer orcandics,
handsome summer dresses, beauti-
ful models, trimmed with lace enn-
broidet'y and ribbons:

Retail” 5913.
Jorset Covers

421:

. Choice selection of styles, law
and embroidery trimmed, all sizes:

Regular $1.98 and $2.25.

$1 .49

lingerie
tailored

 

 

Jttp Silk
blouses,
models.

and drgandie'
and. trimmed

 

Crenc Do Chine Blouses

$2.95-

Womou's stylish blouses, 111.0111:
ueweat modem, in whito and flesh.

Regular 501‘:
Water Poll

39:: ‘ 1

12 quart size, galvanized iron on»
ter pail.

 

 

Rerular 50c.
White Enamel Sugar
-C.anister

Rpmlar $1.75
Universal Food Glimmer -

$1.25

Three different, size cuttérs.

BoileraRack For Fruit
Jars

 

 

 

.‘1
.é

2‘3

Hold eight' lat-s. '

1112’qu $31111 ,.
Universal Bread Mixer ‘ -' " '

$219 »

Four loaf sizes

11.1.1.1? 5.? Cake
P111611 Wile so...