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Evening sentinel, Friday, November 9, 1917 · page 4

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_§ Assistant Prusecllting-Attowey Mal-
ORWA LK thew H. Ruddy of Stamford and John
Weed of Scrotum. with a party of

 

They will hunt them for a week u!“ tell
,dnya.
the rum District Commissionelsl
”a A meeting tomorrow night.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Harold Scribner of Newton Heights
:who was expecting to be promoted to
. M A. DeNoe, of East “mug, {tea corporal in his company, hashecn
‘ k W a ponitiou in the Y1“. ‘3, transferred to the engineering corps,

II I | 1'! in Stamford. where the prospect of advancemcnt is
jslill better.

 

M Justin i and returned to their city home, al-
though they expect to spend wool:
lends at their local home yen fro

The hole at the can end of the Wash- quently. '

W street bridge in being repairedE

.a mac- Rubber Co.
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A u l'V husky fire broke out at

ill «sent by the meet departmcn', t ten :

d it in expected this will prove per ”oclock \liieldav morning in the

m: 1.0.... ...-....) by Frank w. a... and .... cannula worm raw sau- nmazn F] N EST FRESH KILLED POULTRY
_ mold in Mr. and~Mra Townlcv at FRENCH pg“ , . 9 ‘ ‘

 

HEM“ Brother: expect to Cedar Gutc immediately upon the
.mnigbt ’l'wo auctlon Bales haw’t‘cnt in to the nation Fire l'lepart~
vb w and all but the cafe and "W" Whit?! rwpomicd in short order
1.6 show cases have been disposer. '0 ‘9“ call and 110'an lho- tirhl to oil-
7‘ During-tho sale some of the snarl-"MIL“ “‘0 Maw A5 near as could

‘kmm m “We "are stolen by. he learned the fire broke out in 59"-
’ in tho roof and besides

 

 

 

friends, departed today for Vermont '

...; 0‘ their entire business by to'discowry of the fire all alarmwas

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.4... me. buy your rubber rat: ‘ nwaou'rmn ”m 9» ”"7 3”” Gm“ 0"“ “from Go Overthe Tor "WW . . .3.
”l aw. We have just received Hamilton Peil and family have cios- M381
.1“. from the Vowell-Vanc and Unit ed their house at (tollender a point Three Mpoundly Eat Poull [I y and Sa v e

The National Policy

lherernmudAdvocatesYourEaiingl’oulil-y

We Are Doing Our Bit in Selling Poultry at the

There is nothing more'impiring'than knowing that you are doing your BIT in helping, our

The Government Policy
Seasonable Food at the Right Price

 

 

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. ‘9‘)" “.1 dam: in” lii -. Mutat- \airin Sue-d.“ . 55-: W“ was.” 3-85“ 0'? w lit. .1“: 15.. at 1‘! .10”
Norman are guests for the null and at - .
a 3 ‘51 the home-of Mrs. ltslie Combs Brucel Swim mes li‘éc (Bluff, 3 V... ' 3 9 ‘ 1‘
. .... (Mama 8. & ll. Green Stuns § a 0n ‘ a e‘ 0 9

Right Price

Other Foods

 

Fancy Young Dry Picked Fowl
iiry Picked Roasting Chickens 32c lb 1 Frying thickens - 32c lb

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”e ”I! in attendance, but the loss ”'9' "l“ “-5 ' mm B . V to ~ D f ‘
"manly mall . 3w (if: 1.:;.- caused by water o..- lou NEW muog’ll' MAPLE l mo Puom est 1 a Ive ee ’
._ . -____ ‘nfialtl. 3‘3 , , .
I it' . ' ‘i 1°°ll°°md25°b°m° “PM , -;oaucxmax aluminum:
t. \ ‘l‘crv tin-Lt ma. llook l;lfl(’(‘\'\‘ rid-,1 N . Out CHUCK IOAST' 1 9c P03753300” 8m 26c .
‘-~ ““““' “"“‘ 5" ”“ ”3”" ““" "’ mu rorrowr ror AND BOTTOM aomm‘ noun
i when. Mrs. kill'lfll was brought befuraI ‘
WAmN :.lu~.l.'t.'c Scll‘ck for stealing apples. California to .‘
'M‘rn. Kovxlcs “as found guilty and fit? .
--————-—- 1...... .. ...... summon mm «aunts. . Coun ry Dressed _V eal _
which amounted to 825. Justin Bel-l ..- - --..- ‘ .
WWV' Link at n u wont )er ‘Km‘acs that? ”mule m3}; ’ .' Leg: v.“ ‘ 339‘, wt of W of Veal . r
H n I, ,0, lel‘fnwk m WW3 should m3. one via: in her famih be w _ . , '
lung's” {ow mm m stamlom We ml for :lnHllint that he would Psalmge ‘I5c BOXl ‘ Bumchal 19c Veal .......... 16c Veal 18c Chop: . . 23c . g
' -__:_______ ' ' .‘r‘lvl 'li"_";l to tell. a. ho was tired of, ; - A.
5" ' , ., halinrt lhcm ('allfli‘ a great deal"! ‘ ' . ‘ ‘ . - .
El. 3" “'"m “r," m"; r”:”,?':‘ "3: m.ul.:.- in town tor our thing or the Good‘Whi' ' i Regina: -- Fresh Pork BrooldicldOruamet-y W ‘ 9 , .
3:! lei ” 5831'- an a y( )0 5 mill r and that it: considered thc fiu'. 3 ‘ e m e c :1 H ‘ ,’ ‘ ' . ' W ‘
‘ n r. nol li'futim enooull for her. ! . . ‘ nan: ........ 29c ‘ Shoulder: ..... 27c Print Butter .. 49c Oath: Hum: .. 23c ‘ 4'
p In. I; DIMYW,WDO ll“ conducted TIV Darin” Hume Guard“ ‘lll holdl “WAY “w now we 43 , c . I ‘ i
g "“9 “”9"" “m "1’ ”Wm“ ““0““ tl;.tr w-wkl, drill in the Norwalk Ar-. The flow Shortening Out I i g .
:5! ‘ closed '1 ‘0' ""5 ycar "‘5? “mil“ morv tonight \ ll ll tlulr new captain: PG! can to g. a Iona . ar e O. - .
E to 19" b" 1° spend ”'0 mm" m Mr. \Vllt‘l'll l‘. ll was also oilldallv on— 190. 39c and 736 b“. . ‘ l . ‘ A
3' 1'" Yon. nt‘unced il‘lt'l lbt lieutenant Wheeler: S o i-
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t. . . and -nd LlHIIPmmI lurker who are, Sliced cutio , w
The “ma... ...... .'.’.‘il’“"”.‘2" ...... ......W .. .... ......3 ”I‘m“, BE 1 . Largest Retailers of Meats in America 0
w aummonc to I'm“ ' 'Im' r but who l».- W" moved to New York for. an“, ' ‘ III: ‘ 3 2
.1 Inofllwfl, in fight a lit-litre brur'll J", wimpy hate made arrangement] 1‘“ e j", . ,7. .71 WALL ST. PHONE/1875 NORWALK 3‘. 1
' the wind: '0'" “”'“”‘ “"5"" 9"" -n mum! on willy drill-l of ”-9. EXTRA STAMP SPECIALS 3 . . ‘ Sixty-four other atom in New Janey, New York, Pennsylvania, Connecticut and Mann- . g
” J‘W “83‘9"” 0‘ ”f" ”“9“?“ rnmprlnv in the armory. This. it ls, 1008. 653. Stamps withl lb. Pure Baking Powder ........ 50c ,‘ h it , ~ , .fi‘. ‘1'
It” - We “in“ "'9' “:89" "“d “5"“? «ported will I.» good new. to m», 20.9.41 Stumps withl ounl’ure Cocoa ................. 26c ," c use " :23- 2.. "W a 1
E w a mead o “e “mm m m” t'uurdt-lmen and ”WW will now lllucl: 108. a H 813111193 With 1 bottle lemon or Vanilla . 156 , . '2;
'5 aside . ' tbi . .e‘ 'l-r' tm ‘ , , ' - """" comm WWW“! . . ”tarmac . .
g H ‘23:! 1:: 'Len'r;::ed ‘” A}: u up woman and proceed .to no on M 20345911. Stamps Withl 11). Boat Gotten .................. 350 m- — . .- __ -. .- _— 5w.
. I. , g ’ .hey did l.c.'orc the awful spell of 15 S d: H Stamps with 1 lb. Fancy Coffee ................ 30c . ~ ~~ — ~ ._ J
u many good ”9"" "Te hm‘d‘ l1'4courazcltlcnt took place. ' 108. &H. Stamps with 11b.Cofleo.. .................. 256 .lilt': cnpc of lliil win“, and astrono JONAH AND WHALE STORY A In comcy them. Such people VH ‘ ..
‘ , I ‘ Dr, Noxan held his regular clnlslmi intern lllo hapcfui ollclrulngmorcdr-f pAnAaLg says pnor Twsgny paid 110i in coin bill in “ii “5'” .1
local folk‘lwlro are sendiuc (‘hrilt- h Red Cross work All the pom": Bundle 1 in My tiw (amputation of the sun's .. HP. (declaring: rgzlllllle 8:13»; ll: 1...
.3 gifts to their mldit-r relatives corona which mortars mm grcal glow NEW HAVEN Nov- 9- fiofegsor repr se 8 .

School last right.

 

‘ friends abroad are not following
the direction: that the Post, 065cc Dc-
urtmcnt baa macribed for. such

 

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around lllc nun when lhcwlnr body is
oilstured entinly hy tllc moon
Grout limits May Be Obtained
“"1 he altitude of thc Rodty Moan

 

Henry H Tweedy of Yale sprang a d“ 7-
hig surprise at the morning sessionl
oi the Connecticut State Sundayl HARTFORD TDBOLLEY CHIEF i5

achwl convention here today. whenl

 

 

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; nan. Prods must hc incloud in lfnr eating ram bllt from which a pal- licedinn hogs and poult and some m" :rrgion h mmwhfly favorable he declared that the Bible “My 0' TFO ' ”i
1‘ I wooden boxes, with mews on top, or nmhle food in staid to have been pro- species are twcaaiouallycultivatcd l" (Amity-12min lull; [ll 313mm. 1;":hptnzlmgzwmk; :3: indombwfii H331, BrfierC2gls,19Ngam9 [.g,‘ ‘5:
. mm b ”3-9 in h , h 3 “all 'l ro M) l a a e 9 ca i i la a on war ’ -_,'

~00 him! The MD ”boil” “0’ M “I: Fflnm 'I'REESEI ”It “rim“ of ,Ilufisnst: ;':lclkeyl or . “hatrngmzmll;regrthsprgmoyj5:: ”1“ round States are preparing to be the interpretation rather than a conductor 'here of the Connectir- t *
..__‘~¢de until the postmaster at the ’poWdered rnd {M11 of ”I" poison berry. M ii I! variously called In make obselvnlionu .n this vicinity literal one. may, died last night as the v. I
* flu of mailing has exmiucd the, ' ' ' ltcclmw of'thc molrturc in the air on He deprecated the cult of a shock He came to Hal -

“tents. The package must contain
8 perish“ articles.

 

The dmn- that Daniel Boone and some of our

mt will not insure or regiutor any other early pioneers could go into the

twlldemess w.th only a rifle and a

 

:the game and other wild food which
the woods nffordod.
pie want to try that sort of thin:
nowadays. persons who know the
Jam! value of the fruits of our native

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

foreslcrs. able to use them to good

 

mushrooms, roots.I
and mlallr-r plants. the trees of our
forests afford a large val-icty of odi-
bles which are highly prized by

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I I 8. 811133de Sol-own in woods connoisseurs. First in impor-

 

nu' s and several kinds of hickory
nuts including pecans The kemls
inf all of these are not only tooth-

‘4 it aldlrs. It flotilday recently
-‘m "infill Pitch Ind “Ill!

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

“~de sane but lughtly nutritious and are'onfihly ripe As this is usually not' ml and the mrth and the sun will
d ho «I'm ”{JE‘f‘am’ to “ma" ”9"; mAtlthm 1:1 :‘m‘ it 1* comntlonly .. ..-.. be totally obscured for a period of
ltulflnlloiiialrm W 0i ie hnuttssaldloa.‘ all» rutnmtbe rout , ,, I “1, m3 hm,
a I. We house have moved to atmhwr to gilt? oil while that i'fitteut if thelperslmmon is eaten be Asumomem Pfeim'uoms' gladecg'tsa lhlln a“ lgifilute anda r Veal Cutlct ................ . . . . . . . . 28C n:-
eruuta an walnuts was used 0"? I is WP ripened. the ranch: rs will do .
»"‘""' " u” 0"" ”cum" ibr some of the indium; for Variouglacid which the mm contains has a cover the Composition- of glfr'fit‘”§u3{$f“§m mm Loin and Rump Veal to Roast ... . . .. .. ... 2:28: lb
' . "" sumo—u. The mar-us n l. mu strongly astringent eflccl. which the Sun’ Corona G t granherl will be taken or the corona Shoulder Veal to Roast. ........... .
It. all In IL Kimble recently Oil-l also formerly mixed chestnuts mugging? iii? 3:17 of the soldier in the' S m 1 and of the trim). on well n the .B t 0f Veal '''''' ‘ ........ . 156 “I.
united “I water. In. Walk, col-mural and made a bread which 1 'ar 1! 0 mid be had am Re“ pmmiueucca of the run. These pront- 1888
Ulla-lord, all be: M. l'“ baked in corn Ihulkl like to, men perisimmons so as to aim-k "8 Are Em lumen. it has been eutabllrhcd‘, are 14023 0f Genuine Spring 1131“!) . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28c "D.
..mles in parts of Europe bread is h" “m“ “P ’0 m ”I rations 1'5?»- 5 WW 'i‘ Mecca” ml" FR‘ ,M PRIME BEEF
. It; A. Emma recently enema:- "“99 4"” “3mm “0" The "W" 0' “mm "P" is 31-0. nswun. Nov. 8—45ng gen extending mlnlou of mm mm
_ Hr ,cheatuut crop in this country is be- be“ '1'?“ "“300th five The fruit throughout the couulry m . moe, and which appears. as a bril- h Stllk 30‘“),
m ”4"." I“ am”. in; reduced each m, ”y “IE chest-: 0' m9 SM" 0’ ll"! ll! eaten M [as for the work of Ohming the ‘0' ".1" ”I"?! “am 'm the .m it“ , Pam: 01180 - . a u w ..... . ........... 2* n)
m ""‘m'm "E" "n 'm‘ m "k" “ m" ”e " a "j '""’”“'°“ W“ °' ""‘ 1" Wm 01 the m. which wt or- obi-cum. The cummition 0H" SirloinSieak .. . -. ................ .
:uuu is gradually killing out the tree 'm". “"9 ”'0“ 0' “we?“ “Co'- cur June a lull. lt- um be "an, mug is a matter of conjecture shoulderStuk Mat , . . . ..... . . 2k“).
2 Acorn: are anomaly thught to be,i 31;, u"? guru” ”he”? 5'" ' in It: totality along a sixty-nae strip mung utroum . lld ------ m lb.
lelicbwu mmfltoulrforfaflnshoss. butunuy ““°WM“"°“’°“ “”‘rimumrmo. United Batu Thomuwellaatm prom ”Boastboueda rolled. .
“wmbnmuoo-emnififim“ '13" “pm“ We rmnmrmmm matrmmmwmmm gmmmowi-fvm mmmwmu ........ .. ......25clb.
" tau K for le an well.‘ one of i 'm 30 ' .7 .
mummmwmmmmufifl’, dnltlculurly omit-lemma MsuucCoauLtoflofldu.mtbeh:tlahn-mWhilpb‘e‘m-uflo bdtot SalalithBa-a. ........ . .30clb.
“the“ luhdmmwmlcuh out“"”‘""“‘"'""”‘“"""""" “0 . tut-Mynndulould‘lenmtoadnu s..np“,mwm_fl sz9:lb.
tin twin. which makes moat ldleWoum am“ i Altm- «miller a into cloned-u d . ' 2km
“ flilqaungmw'” Sevnflvmetieuotwiumburmflyimumohtm «mush-a. MFMW‘ .. ....... . lb.
,Mg,th.’|bvunm'.m_mbiosmkedrliciouioiliu Someoftnityforoblavilgmmm -Au”th¢ccluuwfllbeiotd “WWW . ,,,,, ”3......3k
mm”.m..mjuihkmwhicllatttfilthemddmfil'flibhillhcumdmOI]!ll£50mmm MWC‘ ‘ . ,« ' W326”-
Wilm.m-oreorlnnabuad-durtugthommluy,ummn'amn’wficfluamm y ....... . . 30‘”.
'Mbvml—tmmmc» mmmqumfim mummm flatm- ....... ....
"'- me mannequin-u .muwauu—um “MM 3 .1215.
“mm-adamant." aim-mm“ quymIn-w'm ‘
fund ill tile Want an m and; the an '
fool. have a butter law an the cata- d the
. N lurks

all; i

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lack of salt and live id comfort orlI

iwhich they contain whorl raw by ill?
WASHINGTON Nov. 85 it is said

'tl’tlilon, . The resulting paste waa
either eaten cold 0r baked.

Several wet-mm pines have needs
which play an important part in the
diet of the local lulllnns. l’r-rhllps

‘the best known of these is the fruit

While few 990‘

trces and shrubs arc. according to-

fruita of shrubs 'I

of the nut pine or piano which forum
the basis for a local industry of nuns
size. Not only is it ex'enaively can
on by local settlers and Indiana: but
large Vqllanllticn are. shunted to the
citielr Win-r9 the ill‘t‘d is roasted and

to have gained its name from lts use

.as it food by the Digger Indians. The

mds of illi',‘ lolluleaf pine rm- edibic

111“] m0 in‘prm‘cd by roasting. 'Iu-

 

parts of lho country lhis fruit ill used
to make jelly

use the acid iluwcrn of the redblld.
or Judas tree. in salads, while the
bode and tender pods are pickled in
Vinegar. Houcy iocmt poda'."often lo
cally called "honeymhucltu," contain
a uweetlah thick chmelike pulpn
Which in often eaten M of thc
mesquite furnish the Italians and
lndiaull with a nutritious food. The
Creoles of Louisiana, lama for their

 

 

liliillililll’Sl-I ill

,One of the best known fruits. lhc‘

forecters say. is the
whEch is edihl.- only after it is thor-

u nut-Ha to ‘
and» paws.

Ii . ... .. .. .... alt-4. l

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twhcrc satisfactory obsmvationx
‘be made."
i Promsor Edwin n n}... tum-“'rurt

the Pacific ('nast as Wr-ll as the lowtthc subject howover as tho dlaput-

altitude there and or into east or Into were like!
The French Canadians are said to Colorado. the Rock) [ll’ount'l y

Pc-

glou is virtually the only place

of the Yerkes observatory of the uni~
Imerrily of Chicago. already has mattr-
zarrangemenlll to use the facilities 0!
tbenver university for making hm ob-

servations. and now is constructing,
special apparatus to be med in con- i .

advantage in supplementing other sold on the street. The similar seed cookery are reported to use lhc. , the telesc ic e m i
foods. » ' .of the Parry pine and the large Big- youug buds of thc Sassafras as a my :34“: with up q l” .
Aside from the numerous edible f"; 91‘1";‘;:°d’.rgv;“,:?fe”{r“WP" l3 Ititute for okra. in thickening soups * w'l‘o mo Mains! i. unffluomhl‘ l'hcre’s ”NV a WWII] at tl 18 end. 0‘ WWII
.l;.. Preesam . _.

cal l-her cond’ lions here anotlcr ex
pedl. ion from the Yerkes obseflnu
lory Will be stationed at flrwu Riycr
“’50., which also is near the centre
little of the path of the ecliptic. Therm

iced. it may he said that most nuts
.tarlco of course are our native nuts ( . . ’ will not be “Mb” total ““9”. m ' 00d
hNewYork onsahortvilit 3 ‘9‘“ “,3 Mumm, "Mm,Tgntlilrngwdvzggbic when roast“! the United 8tatesuntil1945 5t -
'cheeltnuis. and chinquupius hazel ‘ n ' Duration of m Selim.

Two hours. 15 minutes and 21.5 we t

' * Saturday Specials

ands w.“ clapw from the lime tho
moon first intervenes between the

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

culliGod usually find a boat near at hand

diucylsaion at
ford in 1892 and became a minimum
of the old Hartford street rallwa,
and contluued in service when llii'
system Wu taken over by 1hr prl'y
cut corporation.

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tn lore they run!
teachings of the story ‘He lnslstcd
that those that try to get away from

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The People’s Meat Market

28 WoOdward Avenue

 

Who is keeping her household expenses down-
By buying meats here—where meats are good.
And all are well satisfied. a! calm—that’s under-

 

 

 

 

 

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