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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, September 4, 1917 · page 10

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can“ insomnia: anarchist
,tonsmehinoniywhowuiirst
o! the Californian, was an efléci oil
theorist in the mouthwash-the
Pacific slope. It had no root in the
nodula- noleror (Minamoto towed
them Fm odiool or‘flnrte's
day were of 'Csh'fornia‘birth, much
less culture. They were only western
by sojourn.
Hilde himself, who was first of them.
hod greater originality in his verse
than in his prose, but be was born in

 

i To LET-THREE PLEASANTl Fon SALE-WORK HORSE.

I“ WAMED—BOYS FROM FROM 15

and grew up in Albany. The" literary

 

 

- . . . , n! tmosphere'which he breathed in the
:10 lrto asmst in grocery store. No on Nome. 506066 floor- Benedict Streak Farr. sues and exchange stables great: was, as: it were, piped from the
Eperieziee necessary. Steady work: and ,LiRentris. Garage for one automobile on: Phone 874-12. sl 3t" eitst, and ms ambition was. as the gen-
;fliance for advancement. Apply in per-f Benedict street. Inquire 54 Scariewj _ erous ‘3wa.01 mg fellow exiles
‘ eon any time before? p. in. to Moderu' avenue. i FOR SALE—VEW 1917 HARLFY was for hhn, to suggest in his prose the
t t , ‘, ' ‘ 4 , ._ y
funnel? (10;.103 Coder street. 54 Bta Davidson motorcycle, electrically literary art of Dr. Holmes. “idiom

- . .. . _ ‘ T0 LET~—l HENRY STREET, sol-equipped. tandam.
. WAMMJEN, WITH ,ExpEm.:Norwalk. 1 rooms. Rent 39. lnqnire‘mggg,

ence inlgrocery business. salary and Mrs. S. A. Youngs, East avenue. 5 43tS __
liberal commission to those who gust-E '
ify. Apply in person anytime before,

Price $250.

 

st 6t situated about ten minutes‘ walk from‘fme condition. Near depot
- —~jrailroad station. Reasonable rent, 10.9.0. D. Hull South Norwalk ’
WANTEWMAN AND WIFE, right party, inquire of Justice Grifieth,}

‘ Cedar street.

 

, , h FOR sALE~ATTRAcr1vn WEST.
, TO LET—nunmsnnn notsnpm home, We garden, house, ham;
7 p. m., to Modem‘Geeo-ery Co., 103‘f1‘0m Nov. hit, 1917. 13 month”? ballisultennery, fruits, berries, shrubberY, all
stores,
229 7d

WEW, agedl'ons M iii?
*oou~oiflr.*nnd~urs. 1511mm AA

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from his late home this afternoon at:
2. Rev. William H. Brewster of Litch-i
field anointing. Interment was in Ri-'
vetside cemetery. ‘

 

 

severest setbacks the Stock Marketiz
has had in several months occurred to“:
day, when prices broke five to ten

points under feverish liquidation. the'

 

Dean Howells in Harper's Magazine.

Tel.

Toothbrushes. '

The toothbrush, now an hidispensu-
ble'Irtiele of toilet, Is but little older
than the American republic lmelt. Not
even Lord Chesterfield used one, for,
writing to his son in 17:54; he said:

"i hope you take great care of your
{mouth and teeth and that you clean

 

' them every morning with a sponge

would like room and board for a cou- agent, 135 Flax Hill Road, South Nor-5 FOR SALE-TWO NEWLY: RENO-

;mark‘et being all but dcmoralized dur-j

ging the last hour. I
I WALL STREET, 10:30 a. iii—Rel;

sumption of operations on the Stock?

Exchange after the triple holiday was}

Eattended by many substantial rallies;
lirom last‘week's final prices. _ U. .‘l.[

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lSteel, the market leader, opened at

1110 5—8 to 111, a maximum gain ofllé‘

and tepid water with u few drops of :points. Crucible Steel advanced as,

pic of weeks in private home with: walk. 54 6t
modern conveniences. A, P.-Sentlnel. .

 

TO LET‘4 ROOMS 0N MORTON

WANTED—EXPERIENCED GARD- avenue. Rent $0. With barn $11.50. In
nor by the year. Apply Dr. llurd, Sun- .quire Samuel Kaolin, 37 Water street,
nybill Manor, Rowztyton. s4 3t South Norwalk.

 

 

 

WANTED—HOUSE 7 Rooms}

with improvements and 2 to 10 acre‘s month or for the winter a new cot-
land close to town, Price $5,000 to $10.5 tage on the beach at, Rowaylon. Mod-
000. Address box 025. South Nomadic. ern conveniences. Apply A. C. Pitt, 40 estate. Small amount 0! cash “,th

 

 

Conn. 54 31 l‘lodl‘ord street, Stamford, Conn.
W l
WANTED .. EMBOIRDE‘RERS' TO LET—NEW 7 ROOM BUNGA-

frame workers {or home work. Also low. Oak floors,
montructors, 2 South Main street. Flor-' theme. 47 Lincoln avenue.

54 3t

TO LET—FURNISHED :BY THE‘

all modern impro'Veg
81 63‘

 

jut, South Nortvalk, 54 3t ,
:2 TO LET~—3 Nico ROOMS.

.~-———. ..-...»..~

dry “lurk, by Mrs. A. Hyde sole, Sas- Norwolk.
(run Road, East Not-walk. Tel. 1317. _,
Best of references Muired.

 

 

WANTED—0L1). must rooming Washington street, Emit Norwalk,
Don‘t mater if brown. I pay $2 to $l5hnd 39 Chapel street, .NorWolk'.
per set, Send by parcel post and re«‘ qulro M South Main shoot. Tel 60.
delve check by return mail. 11. Mozierfl -. ...n.. »

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WANTED~COUP1.E. WIFE AS movements, imediate possession, Rent‘ lure, don’t wait until a tire starts.

cook. Husband as houseman. No laun- $10, inquire 53 Osborn avenue, East‘ lhvn 531' Why didn't I?
51 3t.

-'ro LET—STORE 207 WASHING,
ton street East Norwulk. Apartmentsi 7 MAIN 3T.

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. "Med house: With improvementsfSev arquebusade water dropped into it. I
‘eral barns on premises and 15 acres‘ do Insist upon your never using those
of good farming land at Conn. mm"! sticks or city hurt] substance whatever
ike, Mrs. , , - _ . Vtwhieh always rub uwoy the gums and
1:51:01 ”319 R Tub" lb G'ove street destroy the val-lush of tbeteeth."
. N " in “Henry Esmoud" Thackeray mode

 

FOR SALE—FAMILY
g with one~halt acre of land on West and the oiling ofltls hair," ond in doing
lNorwalk Road near Connecticut 'l‘uru- so the novelist committed a double. on-

‘plke, Must be sold at once to close ucliroulsm. .\‘ot only Was the tooth-
brush unknown, but during the first

‘ hulf of the eighteenth century all line
'ed' balance on mo a ge. Inquire} ntuttlcmeu u'orc wigs and bud no use

EKeogh & Condos. Attys. United Benin 1.01.0“ 0“ their bair.»l\'ew York Sun
.bullding. Tel. 535-2. I

 

 

 

Mango Proof of Heredity.

So for as his work is mint-cum! we
remember it ruscnliy poet named Rich.
ut‘d Savage for ‘ono solitnry linev-thut
in which he, spooks of the “tenth trons-
mlttor of u foolish rum." 1t culchily
conveys the. notion of heredity lllld sun.
gusts the sort of \l'omlcrtu] family like-
ness of which one bus just been told to
tho [loyal Society of Medicine.

The lirst liurl of Siirowshtl'r'71vbo
died in 1153, was born with n p yolcxll
pm‘ulilll'ltyutllu little linger out] the
linger adjoining on ouch hand had only
one Joint, the first two bones being
united. ’i‘he some. nlmormullty directed

'31)? "A Hord's'v‘n‘owibon't walti
‘ until prices advance then be sorry. ~
INSURE NDWe—«Home and lumi-

Asktloho 17.11am

nut “Estate-admiration
NORWALK.

 
 

lBRITAIN-s USE or

I Lord ("ristlewood spend “n tenth porn
HOUSE' of his day in the brushing or his teeth ;

' much and other lndustrisls as well as
(equipment and coppers rose 1 to 2
‘pcints with shippings and prominent
specialties.

Rails were irregular. material gains
in New York Central and Reading
being onset by the heaviness of Paci-
ilcs and the Southern division.

 

WALL STREET, Noon—Excepting
the rails, which were retarded by the
,weakness or New York Central and
'New Haven, almost all early prices
were surpassed. Texas Company ad-
vanced 7%, Marines and other ship-
jpings 1% to 31-2, Baldwin Locomo-
tive 4, and other industriuls and metals
‘1 to 2. U. S. Steel extended'lts gain
'to 1115-8. and some of the high grade
:specialties, including industrial Alco-
jhol, registered further advances with
'motors. Prices reacted tractionully at
.ncon on the six per cent coll money
‘ Liberty Bonds were active at

 

Irate.
2,9190 to 99.94.

WALL STREET. 1:30 p. m.——Scll-
; log of rolls assumed the proportions of

1.2007 9. Fifth street, Philadelphia, Pa‘,Pittsburg: Boy Lost .

 

Life on German U-Boaté A“ ”'3 "3“” 0' the “food.

towns has been reduced 25 to 3
cent. while the consumption of
dodowu by 15 per cent.

 

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BREAD REDUCED!

t—-—-s ‘ _'
sruronn. ‘ we a—enes m.

yahoo-years ' ,.

 
 

in; from themed (porch mum . .

Price . . tour stories to the ground. He had “mum” 1°“ dim“ °“" heresy!»
’ died at hishome, 3‘ Taylor “Ve'lbeen ill. and it is'sumsed woo taken moot. .

nus, Sunday. The funeral took placfiwith a dizzy spell while walking on that LAWRENCE yVOLF AND FAMIL!

porch.

 

‘LAW' OFF ON SHORE BIRDS

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, commode 00.. um
. of. M0056. for their kindness am!

 

 

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HARTFORD, SGpI. 4.—The law [01”

less and Wilson’s snipe.

TODAY IN W ALL STREET.!ixhe protection of shore birds went‘oflispecial " Sale on ms

: Sept. 1. and from now until Nov. 30 it»

. l . I . .
NEW YORK, Sept. 4,4)“ of the, Will be lawful to shoot them. The , ’ ~ -. ' .
'birds are sand piper, plover, yelltWiTh‘s Wteek’ ESPECIall!

 

IF ord 113108.-

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EiwooddtGlove-r
Ralslon Shoes

For Man
you toward shoes of- new .
tion.
You have heard of tiicm.
Have you tried them?

Be kind to your shoes.
Use Whittemore's Polishes.

Elwood‘dtGlover

The Trade Hark which guides f

L. ‘EFFRON

8 Bowen St: East ”Orwell;
1'01. 1906. Tel. 19M

Beetlroane
Tonic, ithnnlnnt ~ and Appellant -
I; H. mm
Drum-t

 

 

 

 

, ' A 1 or 2 Ton _ :
Barker Motor Wagon « ,

three or four years old is in bathe
condition for service now thannny , .
Motor Truck of equal amt] .1
rating sold about the some tnno. .

THE BARKER FAOTORY

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A. M.—1:39x, 5:35x,
(Mondays only 8259:, 9:21
:.Mondays) 9:39, 10:33x, 10:52x.
P. M,.——12:03. .1231!
1209:. 1:381.

lyl~ 7:02x. 8:06, 9:20x,
Saturdays) 9:58x, 10:07:.
yo

9:19x, 10:33:.
P. M.—12:03, 1:091, 2:44x,

SOUTH NORWAL'K TO NEW YORK

5:491, 6:0
6:57x. 7:18x, 7:40, 7:55x, 8:211: 8:463

(excep‘

(Stamford onl

' 3:02x, 3:29, 4232):. 5:27,:
5.40, 6:02x, -6:26x, 6:47 Stamford on
(except

Sunda
A. M.—-12:25x. 5:35x, ‘ 5:49x, 8:59

3:121

l 122 wa'hhdtpn Street "1ng AL L G
south-M n. 1 2 sum LEAR-
! l "V“ p " ANCE SALE‘OF MEN’S -
-- ‘ _-_~_.__ ‘ SACK SUITS
N. Y.. N. 3.1% H. TIME TABLE 313.00 sit-rue:- Butts ......... $14..
' .oo 3 s it ........ “311.5 ,
In Efl’aot June 10. 1917 32.50 5:22: Sum; ...... .. . $10.“ ’

Large assortment of Fabrics Ill
Model: to choose from.

COPYflght—Eiothm- ,2 «

8 N. Main St.

firnr'NEwsunvcr

 

 

 

CHIROPRACTIC

‘ l‘breud in some of the larger British.

econ- day in it direct masculine descendant

 

3 only" pmpuganda, the consumption of, or the first curl tho stuuo extraordinary

1 formation persists. It. was transmitted
to him by his hither and to his ‘fnihor
{mm his grandfather and has come
down :uucbmnml“ tlmmgh nearly 500
yours, passing through tourtcen:geilor-

0 per ‘
flour

 

till the tons except the big ones. 'i‘o~la liquidation wave 1319.3 although or- 4:32,. 5:;5, 6'03! 7'03: 7-12 7'4

iglnatlng largely. according to reportS, 7:571, 8503:, ' 9:53,." 16:05," 16:3:
trout professional quarters. Invest-l NEW YORK To SOUTH NORWALK,
tment issues registered lowest quota] 1" his—4:10, 5:30» 6134.32001.8:61x‘

19:15, 10:03!,10:06 0: .
,5 tlons of recent years, and others e33 p, ”—13:03, 1'2?45:?‘1;03, 1:09,

stllshed absolute low records. lnduw, (Sat. only, 2:181, 2:57, 3:30x, 3:53
trials broke violently. reacting 3 to 643,131. (except Saturdays) 4:23, 513;

DEFINITION , OF

Chiropractic is the definltl
amiss or the disease and t
adjusting the same. Disease is causal
'Jy a wrench, twist crunch: in til
back. Even if done in childhool
it creates pinched nerves and'psm'h'
later lilo in the dlderent organs

 

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art“.,

Clue". Peabody
, 8100., Inc.

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BUSINESS NOTICE.

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~ RELIABLE DEALING ' ‘
in rags, iron and metal is our method
Wc,buy and sell everything second?
hand; a large stock of second ‘ ha'nd'l
2 goodstalwnys on hand. We pay as'| ,
good as themcxt man and treat youl .
betterl Get a square deal. Philip P.i
Mahoney, 52 Van Zant street.~’Tele-i
mhonelllSZ-S. \ .

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"'Pil‘fi‘vmo, ~— PAPER-HANGING.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

' -.tho Director General of Food Econ-

_ throughout the country ,propsguudni

Morelhnn 20,000,000 leutlets undluthmswlmtdou Standard.
2,000,000 posters urging the people toi
“‘eut lessbread” have been issued by“

§polnls.
Defining Elmo. '

The pretty schooltcut‘hcr‘ lia'if‘hskcd’
her class l‘or’lhc bout'm'lgiilnl dolllll—
. lion of "wire,” and the. boy in the cor-
ner promptly mspouded, "A l‘ibfl'
Mallets Placed in the my envelopes, She looked at him l‘cprouchflllly and
of all munition .workers and lectures} uoddod to the boy with dreamy eyes.
, given in schools, while the newspaper ; who seemed noxious to say something.
freely have their columns in support: ““f‘m'fi guiding 5“" “ll“ guardian ““‘ good'ruunlng order no
of the campaign. “ up" he “I“ in response to tho “0““ take every precaution against

7 , . “A lu-lpmeet." put in it little llaxenl
It also wot-z necessary to place some 2 “an“, girl. ,abling them, “10
g‘t‘Sll‘lClIOl’l 011, Ill? ill-SP of flour Kind , “0H0 who soothes man In adversny'"
other commodities, as for instance, j Hugge‘g‘t“ n demure little girl.

 

. POSTERIIING ENGlNEERS.‘

“New Haven *Rallronddsllu Attention

to Need ofhocomollves in
Striking Manner.

 

0111?: meetings have been organized

 

tingsircqucnted 'by the men at

 

 

 

decorating, 1151111121"! supplies; wall l man sulmlavino U-2 with live mom- - more allotments for vegetable ”grow: nothing, but. hudst II. 1.0““)th unflquity. Shrapnel!"

papet.‘up—to-datestylssylowest prl’ceswberstoi the crew of the vessel, when ing than before the war.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-ttho U-2 sunk the Canlpana.
Alexanderlhours' later a' Frauen patrol

ders solicited. Tel. 400.
White, 61 1-2 Ely avenue. 2 l

 

 

 

WAR 132:Nor.n101vic ‘

A fowl

bout
Caught up with the U-2 and moted’umops have been
"out-ethe same treatment as had_-been,about 100,000 women Ere now regu-'
‘accorded :the tanker. :All aboard thof lurly employed in ngritttlturolxwork.

. , _ l as thou-culledst it; to look back to with
Some 800900 “"95 have already} blind veneration, thou :thyscll‘ being to
i been added to the arable area in Eng-3 “$891an Jejnue,moderll! “41“,",st
‘mnd ”ind Wales. on “1“?" W720“) levy lurks-in lills’t-etwversion. or wh t
employed, while half Jauuscs are we that connotl'loo *7

 

 

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future. is us nothing, being “91‘5" thing; 3‘ for use on our railroads.

Culling upon the railway firemen uud

engineers to keep their engines in 115% _
possiblenud to‘7=lo. 9:19. 10:22x. 11:11:. 11:58x.

dis-1 1’. lit—1:20, 2:20 (Bridgeport only

1 Below, the title and picture is thei9135v
following: “Ordinarily 15 per cent. of
lull the locomotives on our railroad.
orodn tho repair-shop. By reducinglonly) 4:39x. 5:27, (Except Saturdays)
tot-Ward with the some idolatry with :that percentage to 10, we can add 8.32" l 5:25 .
Which we‘l’orcver revert! The mighty [locomotives to the number available,I

. .29. 6:001. 6:03x,
i11:161. 12:00x. .

7 _, 80ml
1. A. M.—s:oo. s:
110:032.10:50:.' "
P. his—12:10, 1:031.

8:101"

$101001, 11:51:. 12:00:.

SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN

M.——12:26x, 1:13x,

A. 6:37. 6:0

Saturday only) 2:34

only, except Saturday), 3:30x,

the prohibition! of arguing: l'nnoy pus. : “One who makes a man hustle,“ was ‘roundhouss. The posters call the ut-lp‘m only) ”$553325. ‘* W.“ . f _ .
“Y “n ”‘9‘“ - "0 "N“ ‘ “ ‘ J ‘1 the next sugnestlon ltontion oi the men to-these points nndl ' '
_ .. . , -..- we, 2 ' ' : A.M.-— : , : , : , : , ..
2:3]???31523‘1‘: 1:10“? 101d, ‘and IN"; "A“ "m“ "h" from making “ “’0‘ islvoseveral groups of figures that. lnilo-ls 11:11: 23‘5le 13x 7 43 9 1| REED 6 VOLK .
A I ‘ :n'. A u I . . . y > - i , I I l I . . ‘ ~
bread.’ ‘ :ol'ulélmeelrx put in another claim“! I ithemselvos. contain a moral. One oil 1". M.—2:10x, «3:11x, 43421:, 6:33: WICAL to "
The lil'CWH‘Ci' cutout v.1: :~:2.... 14' , tome one "-141 man to .._ "“‘gthc posters is patterned- sonlewllntifiz‘s' 7’08““ 8:33' 9:25)“ 10:10! ‘ ',"~. :
I-lt‘verelv m'lnufacturers w re cut ’ with when things 3° “W‘ MW“ ~ . (11:16: (Bridgeport only). __ » '- t , .
1down 25 per cent on thelre use or \ Sorrowful little maiden. utter James Montgomery Fluggs 1116‘; NEW HAVE" TO SOUTH NOR“ The Only Fully‘Equippod‘ A
. ‘ "Slot there" saldthe schoolteachcruturc of Uncle Sam entitled "i N cd’ ' WALK
. ,\Hlv'.’ bl t .w. l . .. .. 0 .
lElf-gel;)rnti‘olrlietictsiltllinrgclxrileqto (tit:- "Tim“ the he“ definition~"“‘I'm1"'“You." but. instead of pointing at the. ‘A0 bib—12:23:,943‘35x114633x, 5‘” ELECTRIC? SEOP:
W ,_ size and price of meals. The rdtiotv burgh Chronicle-Telegraph. person looking at the poster, the ilgurcls'g' §i_.5_'1§,'17,' 2213:: $346!. 4:35 In the ‘mwn
[RED STEPtlEN JACOB$ i on; ggrilfxlzojlglgg'rtgg nt‘tltltetni 1111343334 ”Antiquity 30f Uncle Sam in this case is pointlngfsusx, 5:32;, 5:37, 6:11x, 8:61 _ AUTO SUPPLIES‘
i ‘xrrod Stephen Jacobs; of Plttsburghfl food production‘ulso have met‘with‘, Antiquity! thou wondroushcham_.ifltlfieverlthpnlel linedflgp agngisgwilk. Sundays Phone805—50 So. mat
, . , .. lcons’idernble‘ success particularly: what art thou. that, belugnot lug. art, 1 3 0 -8 DC “YO S “I‘— ll 0 l :3 . . .. ,' UK Music Hall 311;.
gunner on the American {in}: :twn‘lfrinmong the workers of Great Britain! everything? When thou wort thou,tltle of the picture is "Our anoilllgguii'fifomsx' 4'53)“ 1’53’ 8'30) 80‘ Norwa ' _,
Campcnu. wall “11‘0“ “1’0““ “9 (’u'IWIIO are now cultivating four tlmcsf wort not mnlqu‘ty—then thou wcrtmmds Locomotives As Much Act: p_ lip—13.173, 1:55x, 2:23, 3:40: ‘ ,

ll:85. 61131,.6t11x, 7:05x, 8:53, 9:18:

11:30:.
; south Norwnlk to Danbury
i A. M.——6:l3, 8:27, 92593:.

Sundays
, A. M.—9:25. 10:29:.

0:28

on 4
003:, 9:002, 9 : 21: ‘
v . vi

, 22003:, 8:35:
5:02. 5:25x, 6:001. 75101:, 8:10x, 0:00:

, , _ (Bridgeport on
, “9W ““9“ "’“d b“ 13‘. Saturday only). 2:47 (Bridgepon'
minced attractive posters in the bulld- 4:25
‘ motszis. 6:21. 6:51. 7:0Sx. 7:32 (Bridge

P. M.-1:27, 12643:. 2:43 (‘Saturdsi

limbs. . «
Chiropractors "remove. the colleen.“

liseose and pain, health is rosters!» .
through harmonizing the nervo- syn-2 ~

toms in your body. Female trouble!
given special attention: also curvature
it the spine] You will never regret
giving the (lbirprsctor a chance lit-.2.
ielp-you. ‘ _

Magnetic treatments given. also.

- T. FRANCIS. I). C.

u Washington St., So. Norwaik, Conn
Grnduate from Palmer. School.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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mummy, . .
Bonght for Cash

E.
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{U-bont, captives» andvcrew’ lost their}
*lives.

Advertise in The Sentinel.
Jacobs‘enllsted i nthe navy on July!,

MOTHERS ARE‘TOLD' ~—
Don’t load your sons down with‘e, 1915. He was detailed‘ns gunner}
2’1“?“ “1‘? kg: m" or useless ar- aboard the' Campaan when war was‘
ccs ' en ‘ ‘ ‘
camps.“ , ey go to their graftldeclnred and had made several trips.‘

 

CHILD L‘Asofi LAW.

 

Charles Lamb.

 

the past is everything, being nothing!—

ll'tldressll, cm Sitlluel
. P. M.——2:15. 7:20. .

 

 

I "it we—can keep more locomotives lnl Danbury to south ‘Norwgt’lk d
. . A bl.-—6:00, 7525, 7:55x. ( on my:
good running order, we can help our: only) .3535, (except Monday). 10:05,

 

Report From Washington. ,

State Agent Hall Corrects Error In

nation win in the war with Germany. 11:50. .
The nation is- counting on you!"
i Th‘o‘po‘stor, which is by Ernest1 Slime“):

TryingrExporionoo. .
. “How wasthe ploy?"
“Rather dull.” _

l r. bib-4:831, 7:07, 8:361, (ex-soy

There" will be plenty of little thingslucross the Atlantic on the V9539] be"
for mothers,‘sweetheurts-and'devotedi'foro-lt‘ was added to the list of U} 'Charles N .Hall,ngent of the State

cistern to furnish their relatives and p0 ' _ . '
friends whorwill begin-entertaining! nt victims ‘
‘ Ior the cantffih‘ments September 5—1."
partial list 'of the actual needs of the
selective service retinitis has been
given by: ansoiilcer‘ ”of ‘the provost
"incrshal general’s start at Washing:
ton. These are the articles: ’ ‘

A toothbruhh, an extra'stllt of light
nuderclothes, some handkerchiefs, a
piece of soap 'and 'a‘ itowel."a pair of
Socks; an-#extrs.22—shlrt and collar, 9.
comb and a colléspsible drinking cup.

The re'cruits ,ulso can’tlsewri'st
. watches, itwas admitted and love-et-
hearts might make theirririends pres-
ents-oi, them; But 'theyi'nre warned
not to purchase expensive watches,
because they...don't standdhe. wearer
compute"; ' , , . ~’
. The" toiletirirticlés' and ileum: cloth-
dng every who takes should be. done
lip in small bundles. Members ,0! lo«
cal boards may be instructed t0’in4
expect any bulky looking bundles that
, recruits attempt. to‘l curryrto camp.

and unnecessary articles are likely to
be thrown out. The men are going}
filo learn the war» grimeuomc‘lnlssdeif
(clam, and should it“ ’tttrtOfl equip;
[Dad for a picnic. : , T ni‘m'y Will, fur?" , . .,
Irish any' necessaries the men do not-”9 usuallyi Justbelo‘w‘ the

my with them. «‘ 2 ~' include-0 "

 

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*ilwett Msrdene-

 

. War: was received in South Norm
wall: 1 c past week that Arthur Bushel - 4 . ~ .

m Waterbury. . Mr. , employed in any factory. mill, pork.
'l’lushel‘was a’ former residentrohsouth
Norwolk and employed tor‘many years'
,as conductor on the'local‘rlolley linesgl
Some time ago he" went to Beacon
Falls, and secured at position with the
Rubber Shoe Comphny-there. In some
manner be contracted blood poisoning.
and his right arm is reported in such;'
condition that it: is feared amputation,

*That which dominates 'tlie“"liié;l16""years of age are not allowed to
which is ever uppermost in the mind, work more: than eight “W759“ day
generallyrcomes somewhere‘nea'r real:
izntion; but the crisp grant {dwell}
ence between a lukewarm desire and'
la redhot purpose,- it takes steam to} make adjustments to moot these re-
drlzs trilpiston in the englne; warm: quirements they are in compliance
W“, l" , 1- never turn, tho~whoel ." . - .~ . :
one mouse r‘that ran" granulation; ' “rigour-rumored, “l

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. ‘ during the performance?"
iBoard of Education. has pointed out ’
l on error in a Washington dispatch
ion the Federal Child Labor low. The

dispatch'says that the federal-law on
ichild labor goes into effect today, and

 

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.“herentter no. child under 14 may be. Watermelon-3
shop or cannery in the United States
\vhoise products are to be shipped tol
interstate: commerce.” etc. , hit-«Hall;
- explains that there is an omission'oil
.the phrase. o'i' "not to exceed eight
.liours a: day," which would state the
{is r as it actuallyis; ,
There has been a “large, enrollment -
in the State Trade ‘schbol ‘ln'John
street. So far the applicants have
i been'tor the.most part boys of about
lidyerlrs of ago. According to‘. the
new federal law boys or girls under

the surface‘ot theil'ruit.

 

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morons and hundreds—plenty Of. ' “139

uponpro'ducls that come under the , — .
rulings ol‘ the interstate commerce ‘Douglns Wiggln.
laws.‘ inasmuch asmany'ot the locttl‘, .
shops employing'childg labor cannot ~

 
 

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Wliwiiyzhushnnddsvno , . .
afraid he’llgli’e out. ,- Witclfsllliothe
Well; helmay give out... Hegcertnin

 
 

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“Oh. yes; A'mnn'welghingvnot less.
.thnn .m ponndszcllmued over-hie twice:
“to go out und'pnil himself-together for] _

Small sculcsor'hlistcrs'on the rind :ot-l
‘ a. wiltermelon overlaid *towlndicnlo than
the seeds witlduurcvtumln‘g blackhud:
‘the heel: .muturhlg. As the ripening
process advances the blisters increase ,
in size and llllmbcr untll'the‘y cover; ‘

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Most- of all the other: unnumtuhmgs'
in life come bytwosnud-uthrees, by:

, star‘s, sunsets. mumwmmmen and
sisters, uunts and’couehis', but: only on _ . ’
mother in all the. Widtli'world.i‘—Knt€' "

“You-didn’t have any tensemomentrhflammon' is attracting considerable i

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New "‘Victbr‘,—Rec0tds ' '
' for September . ’

'l'h'o ‘Sopt‘omber list. contains ‘74 selections, cheating on .
admt‘rabls‘wsriotroitgood music of every description.

{twelve oi‘tho :greatestéartiats Vinastho world Pinterpretj
.bothnohuiooi-snd‘fpopnlsrnumbors; "*Besidesl-‘thjérezsreitime .‘ 2
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HECORATRS
«‘Everyl‘hi-ngiill Paihfi: i -

Store closed 1 P. in.

$103 First Sim
. fliaslNorwallu

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