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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 29, 1918 · page 8

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, .. UNDERWEAR .
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1' lira. Gillian, of Washington. is
spending a few days in Norwalk on
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.1'ho Riker tracks are again gain:
through Nerwalk on their way to the
nix-and the chauiieurs report rather
we traveling.

 

it was discovered yesterday that
the Hope Hose truck was also slight.
ly damaged on the trip to the fire on
Sunday afternoon. but the auto was
_ ,reasirrd yesterday in a short while.

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

William J. liciiugh, of south Main
street. was out this afternoon for the
first time in two weeks. having had a
(all on the ice and'fractured three of
‘. ills ribs.

a—u—a—s

, liter wile died in camp a low days ska

1“! church Sunday afternoon.

/ Needs of Clinton-Hubbeli. who is
atatioaedgtfamp Dis, New Jersey.
have received word that everything is
fine with him. although the camp is
quarantined with the measles.

Alhough the Franklin and Center
they were iorced to close about 10:30.
as it was impossible to heat the build-
‘ has with the weed that was used.
'flowever. they re-opened this morn-
log.-

Howard Wood. the Sorwalk station-

day that, two small boys had thrown a

. is ire‘nt‘of a train. and he requested

, not Alrtber molest railroad property.

 

 

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rare. and a wise man will never let it go by him.”-B. Taylor

Breken'Llnes’ of

Suiis and. Overcdais "
' . Formerly sold at $15.00 to $20.00

$10.85
ROGERSVS. STEVENS

“Optionally is

 

via this“

V fish dealers in the city. alters the ex-,

.,clam diggers are unable to get out to
lu.‘ lilé beds.

A memorial service for Wililalngi'l’l
Cummings, the young Ridgeileltf all“

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w'ss held in the Ridgeiield Congress! 1&5“ it? “w "m" ”V ”me '3“

Norwalk " So. Norwalk

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UNITED ITATE' GUARD.

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CLAMLEO! CHOWDER
IN PROSPECT; BEDS

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Turkey a, mas decal”
daughters. But in the .
several cases i have attained that the. take a chicken for tribute. Therefore
woman holds the purse and the gavaL-r ’ no make war upon hawks and owls.
Christian Herald. and by and by we base so clover. ba-

' - ’ cause the mice have eaten the of
tile bumblebee. and so the cl ei’ [I
not (utilised.-( brluiau Register.

Tile iiosntam Pool.

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\Tila “Q” In like ”my.

it is probably true that most of us
think of the navy as on adventure and
not as a career, says James 3. Cory
nolly in Center's Weekly. Yet thansvy
will an. . ’m‘ man. use andciotllo Arkansas from Missouri, are wonder.
him. give him a good all around mint. fully more-cull. and one of their fel-
ing sud while he is yet in middle and War. which has come to he known In
retire him with at least fill) a month "The ”MIMI 900i.” ‘3 quite ' “H'
for the rest of his life. No matter how outr- Mmtums visitor- hm been
low his rating has been. that .00 a bringing back from time to time the
lnonth is certain silt-r his thirty years, story 0! the mysterious decelltion it
or servic , nhlie if he has shown drool practices upon the human vision. but
crate‘iutclllgenco and ambition be can! "”9 "9 ‘1'." skcptics. 3m"! I
count on close to $100 a month. and: PM! 0' Nebraska» '9‘ out '0’ “‘9
this without his having eyes been a: vim '“h "10 WW 0! "Wins '11

 

 

for New Organisation Ialnd
$00.," in TM. State.

ARE FROZEN SOLIJ Men

BRIDGEPORT, Jan, 29.-—Many peo
' pie in Bridgeport have wondered why G
they are unable to obtain clams at lo-
cal markets, and also have been awed
by the unusually high price preValI-
ing. W. D. t‘ook. one of the largest

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cards is now being pushed with vig-
or in this state, declares Major W. A.

recruiting district. Latest orders ask-

planation that the unusually cold wea-
ther has formed ice all along the shore
oi'Long lslanil.where the greater por-
tion of the clams are procured, and

taln 25,090 men who had seen service
in the Spanish~Americanwar, the Phil-
ippine insurrection, the army or navy
'or in the National Guard. and who
iwcre over the age limit set tor the
‘drait. .

The new directle‘n says that the
Guard will be used to enforce the pres-7
ident's alien proclamation, and that
.Wh’“ e "es to “up". his trade. m.‘enilstment will be made for the pa-
rill“ .‘iir'ce'oi "W”, W island, rlod of the war with service in the

ha's’ ' ' ' almost entirely cut. ice moreUlmed Staten,

77¢: “he said he neVer knew condi-
ylxils‘t'lebe so bad in his many years
”the business. it is almost impos-

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commissioned officer. Tbeycars after ““1”.

who Osark mountains, which dlrlo. r

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ed to speed up recruiting for the body.'

which was ortgins'il? intended to con-I

his retirement he may spend as he
blesses-ho into business. get another

Recruiting for the United States lob “a In“. another wage on top of,

3 his pension. lie can go to Jail it he
prefers. Whatever he does. always

Mercer. commanding the Connecticuh‘ "me 1" “I!" “he” “WHO? at I W'

l to windward.

 

Ioclaty islands.
. The :ollsular district of Tahiti cue
braces all of the islands ill the south
, Pacific ocean that are included in the
ileclety. the Tusmotu and the Tubual
: archipelagocs. tho Marquesas. Gam-
v bier and Mart-till groups and the is-
land of flaps. a total of more than soc
islands and inlets belonging to France
and known as the French establish
4 ments in Oceania. or more commonly
sperm as the society, islands. The to-
tal population is estimated at 83.000,
- made up of about 20,000 natives. some
.31)!!! Chinese and about 4.000 of all
other national] lcs.' including Euro.
ans. "the inhabitants

tha’nnéjr'l'fim‘thick covers the shares? The organization calls for cempan m sudtl'm
olilre doohd’on both sides. He holds lea or 160 each. cropped inrhattaliena are unevenly dlrniusird throughout

schools opened on schedule yesterday

master. reported at the police yester-

truek of issues our on the tracks.
' assoc had just barely gotten it from

‘ ills polloelo see that the boys would

~ Owing to the (act that wood, which

out no prospect for relief until the let! and under the direction of department
WWI“ gfi‘f’" . commanders and chief of bureau of
' 3 "Ham” military allalrs. Both the quartermss-
BOY COASWQUN OVER iter corps and the ordnance depan.
WATERBU'RYI'T , ”._Fw.ye‘rs meat have been told to speedup the
old Blanche nolhni‘s'n'. of 1m southfieouipmeni of the guard. All recruit-
Main street, was crushed to death this big stations will examine applicants.
afternoon, and David Hunter. 4, oi at Daily applicants are accepted lith.
Piedmont street, received serious in- Waterburr.. New Haven, Hartford.
ternal injuries when the/sled on which Bridgeport and New Motion recruiting
two little tots were riding
down a steep incline onto South Main tionai army and the national guard. At
street, near City Camera. directly in present every branch is open to yet
the path of a two-ton auto truck. untesrs. lien under and- over the
which ran over the sled and It! 9““ draft age are acceptable.
sengera. Arthur lilylander, the driver,‘ /
was arrested and is. being heldior the wouso’ mane “anvo am,
coroner, while. ,itylander’a assistant.‘ WASHINGTON, Jan. 29,—1'he Sen-
Joseph Barnlsh, is being held as a ma- ate interstate Commerce Commission
terial witness. The mater boy i! in by a Vote of 7 we today, decided to
a serious condition at St. blary's Hoi- amcnd the Admlnllltrslion Railway

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were dismissed and today enioyed no BRIDGEPORT. Ian. zs.—Elghtosu,of the war. , ’Aa "MM grammsypicbezg :31 cites; lie w'sr-‘ty or state governments for ”We us- :2: :92: nor me e ,_ .
”mm "'0‘ med wood, because "3"“ d0!" valued at 815.ooo.includ-é Some committeemen who W 0“ ”a 0' '3 expressionist " ‘ rant its being as good in its ounce es. Any tonnage remaining after 01°» polhemds was indicted after he ha!
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‘lresoe the closing of the whoa» r t and ,ns the result of~§ , . “‘ The out markets o _ a were 0»- . -
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the various groups; ‘Ienflilx many of

The rains had been very bessy and
(streams and ponds in the mountains
were everywhere overflowing their
banks. All conditions were favorable
gto upsetting the claim that the pool

was always emxty. The members of
the group were overjoyed u looking
down from an eminence to, find that
the pool appeared to be full totbebrim.
Cooling to its edge. however, they
found it empty. And now they are
encountering skeptichm themselvea.‘
~Cbristlsn Science Monitor.

Peter the Great and Lawyers.

in Russia during the reign of Peter
the Great private litigants might have
their suits prosecuted free of cost by
lawyers paid by the state. The emperor,
discovering that his subjects were be
big imposed upon by their legal agents.
who contrived to delay trials until they
had clicked their clients dry. enacted
that auflcient solicitors and attorneys
should be employed at ba'adsome yesro
ly salaries to atheists for the public
in every matter of law. as ordered
‘furtllsr that these men should insert

 

shot stations for the regular army, the lit-I

the islands llnlubnbited.--billwauksa

, Wisconsin. ‘ in a register written up daily tiled-tea

of applications to them and should pro-
csadwitbtbasnltaintbaordcrin
which theywera received without rs—
apsct of persons. if they failed to do
so. if they accorded any bribe or fee
or if they were dilatory these lawyers,
were to be hunted and sent to Siberia.

'Wllat'a in a Name!
, “What a narrow street that is!" said
’ the visitor being shown about the sub-
, urban infill by d' 0mm.
2 "Yes. it is narrow." replied the

son.

"And in "wretched condition. line the
holes in the pavement!"
"ch. it looks bad.”
“And dirt everywhere.
use of that street?"
“That's Grand avenue."—-Bt. Louis

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laying furniture.
if you are going to put a lot of men-
ey into a place of furniture-sud please
' remember that the important pieces
can never. It really good. be cheap-
nlaka aura It is right before it is too

 

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1’0“me late. Be sure that 1t is the kind of a’
' .. place that you will not only want to
"' m” “M” live with the us: of your life. but that

A physician at”, ”illrla in (”his
health should take a tramp through the
woods or fields every day}!

Bat sawess [tramp should object
to being tskenJllrough the woods or
fields every N. by girls in lieeblo

' you will love the more as time goes es.
. for that is what invariably happens it‘
. a chair or a tabla is built in the right
may. on the right lines. of the right

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“El: LEWIS KW

The case of Captain Lewis B. whlsler. who robbed the army bank at
(‘amp Funston, Kan, of $62,000, and killed four men wlth a hatchet. is one
at the strangest known. He got oil with the money and hid it in his quar-
ters. When he learned one oi his victims had survived and might identity
him he shot himself to death. '
M
FUEL COMMITTEE ORDER 1 M". Davis said that her bulbs”
had been working and takes and
Coal MM “ 05“". "Wild 0' 54' care of her and she denied telling tho
Wilma!" "i Mlki'ifl 00- humane agents that her husband

llvsrlas {would not buy food. .butiiillkimed also
'told them he would buy food when he
get paid for his work. Davis all.
said that he worked whenever he hail
‘snyilllnt to, do and was doing the
best he could.

 

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The local fuel committee calls to
the attention of local coal dealers the
following: ‘ .
Order of United States Fuel Admin-
istrator, Washington.
Priority oi fuel deliveries,
17. 1918.

Sec. 1. Until further order of the
United States l'uei Administrator, all
persons selling fuel in whatever ca-
pacity shall, in filling their contracts
or orders new on hand. give prefer“
ence to necessary current require-
ments of: railroads. domestic consum-
ers, hotels. charitable institutions. ar-
m, and navy cantonnleuts. public util-
ities, try-product coke plants supply-
in; 3“ f" household “M telephone Court asked 'Mrs. Polhemua to fix be!
and telegraph plants, shipping for 1““me sentence.

bunker WM the United “fl”: His fate in her. hands, Polhemua hr,
'0’ "m" Wmmm‘ “We” tears pleaded with his wife to as
(not including factories or plants 'lenlent, but she stood ilnn 3nd b
working on contracts for the United clared he mm so to mm”. She sap

 

”Wm asu‘rsucso av WIFE

us ooze re also alias

row and a Half Years is mun-as
When Court Lats liar Fix Pun.
lsbmsl'lt
POUGHKEEPBIE, N. Y., Jan. Zir-
Alonso Polllemus of this city was tab»
on to Sing Sing prison to serve a ter-
tllers because when he faced Justice
‘bierschauser for acntenee for havi‘
attacked his wife with a knife. ti

 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

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