1.5. and State Fairs-lay Not
fiat Extra Service
5 e! Mk. may Haven and
Walt? Company has an-
memento of coun- II
.M‘fiite tits to be‘ held in New
admins September that ex-
m mm usually provided tor these
93* my not be possible this year,
. . ,n is necessltwted by the fact
it filllrosds in Order to cooper- k
I! with tlie Government must give
I. ”3 over all other trade to ‘
'I‘wvements of troops to the {mint l; ,.
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. Ioohfemplsled troop movementé
ghout New England commence
in September Some of the
have been definitely set, but
gthws halve not. Changes are news:
slated from time to time and the ‘
Open sluices of system each morning
wash away the poisonous, stagnant
mllroads must be prepared to meol
*2 . horit 7.,
'I‘fihese flanges. (Trump movements matter, 5 lys dut 3
list he made promplly. the equl‘p- ’ I )
nt must be readl on time. and of '
he:- one movement is (-omplclal the
uipmeut must be kept IuobilizIId'
immediate use
As in all other par-Is of III-I I'ni-
.IM‘Slai‘es, films are a cruel mIIIIIr'
“plate and cmmly l.ill‘:w I's‘rrqulIIII-II‘
flew England during lllI-I full. ’I'I;I~
ear among others. will Ila IlI“ I'
AI glass of hot onto: with a tczlspoonlul of
limestone phos rill :Itc loll, drankI each
ll'llll‘llll‘lg‘ lr clmc breakfast, 18:66
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lIfIsII‘d on file town sign I the necrolmy of Shannon (.‘Iouncil 1- .n imlulop Ra‘-
Ihm :‘Im mucus of local Domo- A, larsolls, :md l’oll:i“$lll.’~l Council, mum fire '
(‘l'lllS Io Ilomlmxio loun ofllccrs ulll Icol'gp ll”. Richmond follows: ,
WI“ hold “("1 l'llll'V‘IIl‘d) “If?!“ the “if-”It Supreme Council of the 1103M Arcan-
H II :1sz Ilw ltI-I-mIIlicz-n caucus In this um A ‘
A. W. WALLACEI PRHSPERTY‘ Im 11 .hc l‘lcmch-aln do not usually gm“. of c Anvch \Villlams SupIcmeI
“In In: rm 11‘ I‘m. conlosls except (hatl Regent 1012 Rector Building.
BR!I?GE§O%T, “Scot. ‘2«--ll'€ Inlx lo occasionally 1‘ 19 personal. equation has: Chicago, lll-, Aug 22‘, 1917.
1591;: (ln the. sllllellhalcecodlfl‘Kasai: entered into the cholce for first 59- Dear Brother: . ‘ GLASTONBURY. SQ-Rl 2-—Tll9 luck
hemlsslon to sell a tract of land I. IlIr.Iman, and the Democmts hhve won You will be glad to know that the ory trees in Glastonhury meadows now
state street which adjoins “m 8021' mm ofllco. Bur. zenprnIIv they only executive commltlewn August 18. up-- have an enemy Caterpillars start eat-
llndIIn place on hipmlison hour-(ls, or on the information turnished by the Iing the leaves near. the tops of to"
his club.
:trees and continue uhtil they have
stripped every leal from the trees of-
ter which they can he found in clus-
III-tors on the ‘trunk apparently; dead
from lack of nourishment. Glastonbury
meadow hickory-nuts have had a rep
,I 5 motion for excellence. eVer slnce the
I town was settled and have always
commanded a higher prlce than any
‘olher hickory nuts but it the "pest cona
tlnues its-work it looks as it they
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'GLASTONBURYI LOSlNG
GOOD HICKORY TREES
_. ed to prepare some time before using.
' I to more discolor-who ml‘ow ,
l -. Itone‘ teaspoon Io! salt to None quart of
.1 lush before serving.
' scared the witches only be served ‘ch-
‘ ‘ ' gold with c- thin polled custard poured
row Wilson ls announced by A. M.
'JoII-‘ceI superintendent of tlIxoUnlled
427"
[srab/xsfieo’ I657
’ Moh‘duy the-“store willIhe closed for Labor Day
Tuesday the store will be closed In honor of the Soldiers called to the colors.
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The Changtngi‘SeaSms’
August pastIand‘here We are at’ the threshold of a new season. The thermome-
ter is not considered if velvet hats and serge frocks-are IIho
tunes change. therefore, must we change along with theI‘IIII
the world’s swift progrcs of alfairs.
l-(II'I‘Ic 'amlfamlly.
style. Seasons change,
be left far behind in
T he ‘good hOIISGlUI-Ixr anticipates needs of the
' mcfimfifir: :
The children must be made ready for school, Clothes, Shoes,
1-31
Hats. The ‘ Read
House is ready to help in all these supplies, add at model-ate prices.
The home must be made ready for winter. The Read House is ready with all
house lurnishlug:, includmg the new stock of Blankets and Comfortables~just Im-
packed.
New Rugs, new Curtains, new Furniture, arriving everyday.
This 30211 it is imuoltzmt to ('(lllfiel‘v c all kinds oi food.
are 31010.
palm ll ni‘ economy, but Mr.
Silllf.’ :IllIII'Il to look cell."
A Fall (Joni, late model,
rm u ' i '.
I adored town :I'
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And lhcrc is; the qua-III ‘
ll'lIl
“Nobody - '1!” tell. risk."
AE:I.~II.III (Ind Lightning Jars and all other paraphernaliafor preserving and coming
on of c: ethos. Thor I are uncle who wean-ll ll III-III“:-
: szlgcly adviscg “Do not goslzalllxr ll’I‘I‘IILI ma: III»;-
'. '. ?E II :-~lc :m l to ilorcIl. III? ginogl ll".;il‘-‘.‘l".‘il
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cult. llcm all. lI‘rIIIIlIllII. Gris-Inch}. l.(\.~I
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Morris, lilddlollcld. Aliddlolomx. l’Ol‘l-
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'NEW ENGLAND’S PEACHES
Served Gold, With Cream They May
,Be- Main DishIof a Meal ‘
- Pouches and cream! Doesn't that
make your mouth water?‘ What is
more oppetlziug after a'hol day than
supper served out of- doors under (1
'I"‘I.I-" VII I“:-‘ J‘II
large tree or on the shady piazza;
with peaches and cream as the main;
dish to satisfy the desire for cooling
modal, Bowls of bread“ and creamy;
"milk tohegin the meal and men an:
thé‘peachés you can eat With rich yel-
low cream” from the-dairy. ‘
“Peaches ond'Cream; Dip the peach-
es lquickly: ln'fibolling' water,‘"then' In-
cold; to: remove skin's easily" it obllg-
the
rescues to stimd ln cold salted water
Dram thoroughly and slice
It cream ls-
Mater).
PHTMDMl—IIIA. “Sent l.-—-Com‘ple-
‘tlon or the presidential medal of Wood'-
E hill:
l
Balihll,
‘ ' 77364111 Hiding" -mll
{door-L111; IL'.
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Raf lP {Inn il l II I'
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P. S. Actonlilio advice. ~ ll )our (1»
lhII admnllc it to a postal can}. put 5on r mum and no
name olyour dealer and mail it to 115.
and advise him of your tequcsh
I “T"‘N
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\31 Broadway, I I
S I r docs not hem am. just cul o l “
we on it will: Ills: I
We vIIll send him sample a at or a
Do Not Worry
This Fall
About the Ilihlren s
School Clouds
ARE
EASYtouse—
For September
Norwalk Chronicler