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weentwoper centtlthenumherat‘ .
. ..._—_- the beginning at the war. 17%! M believed 10 be 039 01 the “”1 Cure M CO” By
" ' " . “Other phenosneu are to be expect, water power grist mills in operation‘ leilll
‘ ed for the near future. instead a! o. a in” node, were burned to the WHITE PINE COMPOUND
“£00,000 the lien between the uses;
at 17 and 45 will only number!
12,700.000; and instead at $00,000 as!
now. the exceu a! women our men‘,
will be 2,100,000. it is not yet ltnoxpl
how is. war losses will be spread!
over the various ages but it looks as:
it there will be 1,100 women to everyl
1.009 Incl o! marriageable age. Fort
these reasons, and in view oi the-tact,
that there will be a large number or'
invalids among the men, the rmrriscei
chances must be termed greatly re-E
duced ,a last which will in its turn.
produce further shittings on the i- .
bor market. that on their part will
‘COAL
That’s All
Is WOW “I“ again react on the population move-
ment. ‘
“The war is not regarded, at any
rate by experts, as harmful {or in-l
1,..L 1“ rants. Natural feeding is far more
general than iormerlv in all classes
or the population. and the l‘f'sulis are
!good, as the food authorities appor-
'ltion to the mother the toad tor the
ichild. as, for example. 1 litre of milk
\ per day.- iniants have a right to one
i
litre or milk daily, 60 grammes oi
sugar and 200 grammes of flour a
week and lone pound of oatmeal .'
month. and can do well on that.
“The food question becomes more
idifllcult in the child’s second year, 21+
At ‘ recent meeting oi directors ot'vegetables and fruits are scarce, at
any rate in the large towns, so that
the department “or“ 0' New York. the potato has to take the plaoa of
which makes deliveries to this terrl-‘mew The counsel is now hoard
tory, it was voted to elend such de- more frequently to restrict gymnastic
liveries east of .Stamiord as tar as e“Pickles and. following the example
or the marmots to substitute the food
30“” Norwalk and New Canaan, l1“ that is lacking by sleep, and to see
M8! to accommodate patrons ‘7 ° that the children get long nights of
move out of New York (or the summer sleep.
i
M1150”. i
MISS KIPPEN’S WILL
GIVES CHURCH $5,000
(Continued from First Page).
Dudley Field Malone, who is at
present campaigning for the Womans
party (or the passage oi the federal
suflrnie amendment. will speak at the
Shubert theatre in New Haven, Fairricld Memorial Library. The pur-
March 1' Miss Katherine Mullen “ammo oi the fund is to provide annual
lecture courses . .
. , .
Ilia: Catherine Flanagan 01 this city 13 u u of $1.000 ch to the Wo
”0 at “10 headquarters at the Hotel men's Congregational Home «Mission
Tait in that city. 'linion. and to the American Board
,0! Foreign Missions are contained in
the will. To Eunice Donnie Burr
('hnpter l). A. R is left the sum of
8300 for the care oi the grave of the
testatrix.
To Helen K. Worthington, a cousin,
Within a little less than tour months
after the death of his wile. Herbert A.
Butler, 0! the 59th battery, married
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his slster-lu-law, Miss Frances L. Gib
son at Greenwich. He did so at the re-
Iluest of his wife, whose death took
piece September 10, 1917. The cere-
mony was hastened, as the bridegroom
expects to be called to France soon.
there is a bequest of $3,000; to Kath-
erine B. Kipncn, c ulster-in-law, 81.000.
to Finnotto ll. Annie 3., and Emma S.
Nichols. $4,000 in equal shares; to
Chariots ll. Jenllinzfl. "in recognition
of many kindness-lost." $1,000: to Mary
. Harch. or as soon as
‘ E. Rockwell. Frances Curlltt Clarke,
.Emma Kippen and Mary Birdsey, $250
each. Various r-nl-sonal effects are
distrlbdted amom: many relatives.
Plans for installing the motor truck
parcel post service through Danhury
trom New York to Hartford are sup- \iTl?PI rst‘fiiftlg'fli'r ;;:1:;';0Cifi'lllicy S.
.. .' o .0 er',. n..aou-
posed to be progressing. Postma..ter sir: williostrannhuro in the estzrt‘e willcap-
James E. Cull says, although no fur- proximate 31000. The Bridgeport
titer notice has recently come iromI'l‘rust Co is named executor of th'e
headquarters. The trucks will runfliill.
from New York, via White Plains, anti
Danbury to Hartford. and the service
was planned to open about the ilrst oi
the weather|
opens up. Bids for the service closed
January 8, but the government has not
yet announced to the Donbury post-
oillce the successful bidder. Some
‘ Dnnbury truckmen wished to bid, but
applied too late.—Danbury News.
v WATER FRONT EXPLOSION
HURTS GIRL.
WATERBURY, Feb. 7,—lsabelle
Bryant, 12, was badly hurt yesterday
by the expioaion oi the water front oi
the kitchen range in her mother's
home at 419 West Main street. The
child was severely cut and bruised.
but will recover. The kitchen was
wrecked by the explosion. Charles
Roslteily. an'employw state gar-
The state civil service commission
will have an examination at the capl-
sge on the same street. was severely
to! in Hartford, Saturday, ”hm", 23'; burned while trying to extinguish
for inspectors to be appointed to the some blazing gasoline in the 881380.
state highway department. It is an-
nounéed'thst owing to the demand ior
capable men {or this work opportu-
' nitles for appointment are excellent.
Sentinel Want Ads. are Winners.
be: at urn-u lull-es war-est
,slro by sports but no serious m.
m Totally Destroys Irldocport Plant was done. Several ill-em were over-
Estlblldod in 11.3. 'm. g, a" cold.
‘BRIDGEPOBT. Feb. 1.—1'he Berk-
. m
hire Mills, originally established in
Will mus mun;
d earl ' r ' w s u i
med at 122:5. “Tibefarelzined' WITH TAR *
F. H. BAXTER
by John a llarti 0! Springfield, Mass.
The firemen bad a nine—hour tight to DRUGGISI'
quell the flames. which burned until.
near the noon hour yesterday. A aunt-l 1-,, . Sentinel Want Id..-
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February Clean Up of
C-O-A-T-S
FOR MEN, WOMEN AND ClllIDREN
J ACOBY’S '
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. Lcsi You Forget
wn canny a (moron nuts or Dutchman.
o'rro BTAHL'B raw roux atom mu a
crummy.
Tondsrfrsuldnrtm, Head Ohm, Smoked Comm, lmohd
um,mw, DaintyasnttinsOldhshionsdlmoksd
mwmwmm
www.mouum New York lasts,
quudort, cream, Camembert, flout: Lucian and Swiss
Ityouars “noovsrtsing"thisistlloliucolgoodstouu.
mam 'I'BY woman's.
A. F. Beckmann 8100.
s: &' 85 Washington Street Phone ms
a
Business Men and Women
Appreciate the shoes we sell tor theyoom—
lliuc style with comlort and wear well.
We have many models ior many minds.
Stockings of all Grades.
CONNEALLY 8t BRACKEN
I: Washington Inca. mum
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ELECTRICIANS
furnished {or rspdr or Iswwork. Wmudgood
guaranteed.
mom W0“. m
h—nv" t
Don's. m
MI AID mm
‘ The White Electric Co.
W “WW-W and m
'18! WM 3. “mac. lo. m
The entering salary will be trom three ‘
to four dollars a day, with chances at
advancement. Practical questions on ' Take
the duties oi the position, figuring on . g . ;
work. making reports and similar mat Y‘Ka-Zil
tors, personal history, experience and .
training and personality will be the and smile
points upon which judgments will be
dissed audit will be necessary to It at Stomach Tmuble
are a general average or seventy to '
secure appointment. The state civil —"" '
mice commission furnishes spplica 1.1.”. Irma
1.!in rams, which must. be in the hands NNanui-a. so.
or the commission before noon on no
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Ill. ,1 Id} Vial I“ With
Alibi-till
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Let Paris Come To Yoit
You don’t. have to go to Paris. Paris
comes to you in the beautiful collec-
tion of chic designs in The Winter
5.2mm???" a...“ ‘
. cc , sty es. m,
puctmaknslpq'to-date and easy to
, linke- _ “calms nylin‘gctargou!
very «19' in ' tel
W may be carried out
to detail by using
PICTORIAL
R E v I E W
or size.
Phone 118-3
WOOD
Sawed and Split. Any desired length
Prompt delivery.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
137 Washington St.
PM!!!
mauortedslzes...
sndlaccnizesfrom
88 WASBIIIG'I‘OI If.
wmrfiunsvrwstsrswluis'tfipifidmgh
wrung vomnsltn mounts warm in
dots,crossbarsndplain,trimmd in tucks, insertion
WAISTS
WHITEGBOEGE‘H’IGBIPI..............$5.75snd‘-$6.60
wmrsosnrsnzcmn - .
wmrnsru........ fund‘s”
; arumstmincouolt-mwstsrs,u blue
. sndcoloredstfipes ................. .
rancYLntonmwusrstna-mdm
$2.25
.. 81. and $3.98
..... ss...n.p-s-so. Ill!!-
szoo, 3225 and $3.98
mono. VOILE WAIITS with high or low collar,
25
...... cc-u-nu
or low
$2.00
minim.
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J. L MALLETTE
som unaware
v
chucttradc.
should lntcrutyou.
The City
Ourtheoryistbstthclimltsd
the prosperous merchant of tomorrow
The Bank of Tomorrow
helm "oitthsnkauditscustonm-smidcntical.
Wedwretomaintainclossnlationswithour present
patrousndtosstsblnhf similarrclnions' htlconnectlonwith
nswscoounts—sernnguospsshlintcrsstorsny psrucular'
dcpositorol today may be
—dlstmctiwe carries
YOU" VII? norm-
National Bank
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CENTRAL HOTEL
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fiscal
wan-lacuna.
PATTERNS.
. 11:”.th nuke lyour dresses
Mandy likcsltcldcsigns. And
donftior'st 1h! Pictulisevicw
fatter-scan “immune-hall»
caswholc durablonuci
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James Minty
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ceramic!
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WMM‘hM cs
duos-d. Imbaudclectrlc
Tel. 1
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lF IT'S FURNITURE ‘
' wetsuit-goo.
Lvsrydsintylmcoflonlticssniubls presents or
Mqul.‘
0ND 81' SON
Mandmnm
lorwslk.
ini'
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will save your life.
and cost less than
insurance. .,
l‘wo styles—wile ‘lor
the heel, one tor-tile:
instep.
Closed 9 p. to. Saturdays Evening
till inrther notice.
A. ll. Morgan
The Gorham Co,
DECO RATORSE‘
m GOODS now maroon '
commit-r measures mi
ALL 'WORK IN OUR
LINE
Tile Garham Co.
10 First St. East ital-walk. I. ,
rel. 452. .
mm
AUTOMOBILES
I buy and exchange all kinds
Smcisl Sale on Second 11rd. .
Best Prices Paid For All m d
Junk. ;
‘L. nrrnou 5r
3 Rowan 8t.
Tel. “1.
Big Reductions on All
suns. colts AM
DRESSES
The Little Shop“
60 No. Main Street
Motor Truck Tires .
Pine Island some. mil: l
' :5
David w. say-ml .1.
UNDERTAKER
‘l’ol. Olin. tom; Hoses. '3.
' :7 WASHINGTON ‘1'.
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