«as. method at sale.
-s
,.
bin
mu (a the ado in Concilcut oi
m Books which entain cou-
~ .euthstsrepasseswlfiwhichsol-
diets in taunt-Phil attend theatrical
'gsttormanoes. -the ca- theatres-
hy the Council.
‘ sad the easiest
the necessity
ah ants Ce-eil oi Datense has
, ‘ehese Ideals Books in Connecticut
in cooperation with the military En-
W-Coillcil o! the War Dev
Commission on Training
M activities. This Military n,
W Couscii is responsible tor
the entire-Mileage Book plan.
The method by which the Smilesge
he said in Connecticut dit-
h's from the plan adopted in other
m to Hillary “sensin-
msst Council is agreed with the state
at Dad-nae in the bells! that
u will he reductive or more satis-
fietiory results than any other possi-
.~ The state council of defense has
.dorsed heartily the Smilesge Book
movement and its purpose and as-
sures Connecticut people that this
work does not duplicate any other
agency. it has worked out with great
¢re the details oi the plan for
his or these books in Connecticut so
flat the matter may he more eirec<
lively handled and may bring greater
returns than would be otherwise pos-
sible. The state delense council is
;aiilng upon its local agencies to
.hsost the sale oi Smilsage Books to
the limit 'of their shill”.
Smlieage Books are issued in two
sizes. Books containing 20 coupons
men for 81. and books or too coupons
the“ for ’5. These coupons in hands
pt soldiers in camps give the men
- the admission to the Liberty thea-
- (res. which have been erected in all
as the camps. and at which high-class
”unions are to be staged frequent-
, The books may be bought and sent
to individual soldiers, or ii the person
who buys smilcnge Books has no in-
dividual soldier‘ {is camp to whom the
hook can be sent. it may be forward-
- NllilCE l0
ion,” which is
On Feburary
trounced. Miller 8t HoughtOn,
owners of the line, hope how-
'ever to have the “Marion” in
' commission within a few days.
;‘ nmsono; sea. snowing.“
tor the stores is which
sold, hearing the we!“
Books inside, .....l
space on the pastor where
proprietor may designate
opponent! to provide has «its
nut tor their solders in camp
out going through another “drive" for
funds. The idsshtomaksitas easy
to buy Mileage Books as to buy cl~
w est its plan tor the sale ot'gas-s. candy or any other article.
-..—-4 .vyo-u-‘
STARS NOT VISIBLE FROM WELL.
That stars are visible in the day-
time irom the botto- oi a deep shaft
or well has been generally believed
sisosthedaysoihristotie.bst there
is not the slightest inundation tor the
idea. Baron Humboldt. who spent a
good deal at time in m hinasli
and questioned miners in various parts
0! the world, found no evidence in sup-
port at this belief. and it has since
been thoroughly exploded. But. like
many other “exploded" ideas, it tiour-
. x , ‘ r
m Wit urine...
W3 illiliiiil mm... .......
Iatilemsiu seemed to be ths order
is the Smarter Court today. these of
the cases assigned for trial bdnfldls-
posed of by' agreements between
:ytmsel without, submission to the
The lest was 0&2 suit of Honors
lay MIR. toilet Julius Nesenield
in which 851)“ was claimed (or a
tail irom an alleged defective porch.
in theea’se of Harry.- Xoison Mitch
ell against Edward ler. both at
Norwaikysa Wat was reached
and the case withdrawn. Mitchell
claimed tor. the loss at a part
at his thumb in machineryin a boat
yard where he was employed August
14. 1916. The employi’r having less
than live 'ernpieyes did not come us-
compensao
Spring Suits, Costa Dresses,
Shirts and Military
. liltilillllll
h
- '
assess may pass-mosey.
Isa H the power 0! am
drawn. also a deed giving him abso
title to the may is Sta-tout.
the mount. sets tats. and he tool;
the m to Haniad. where lira
new was then um via his and
her daughter. They visited the since
at the Charity Count-loser there.
lothswthsdsedwasunosgthen.
the power ofattorney being placed on
to]. so as to conceal.the deed. She
claims she sigsed the papers where
he! ihdisatsl that mayhem! sign
them-Minimisldhsrhewas
shout to Chains lean on the Stani-
mewuodsssthsm to
gang's New York real estate leit
y .
was not. right. the papers set iorth.
and. later is library, she learned‘
. i
Ira. Dew was apprehensive that alll
~. a,
gen Cheney! Intheworldofsilis'tfial n‘ .-
'. Mmeandbsttcthsnthsfitll-‘ib- ‘1
' , Wshimmeringsflk'sarswovmmliée
in Connecticut. 'And the Summer, Foulards.
Every woman lilies Foulsrd for summer. In.
nomsrsweighlthantissuepapsrdd, it 5‘
v
4'
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strong and durable weave, therefore I , i
and practical goods to buy. this guests _ . 'Iii,
MMMflwuflngWifid m l
delightfuny cool and pleasant. If is for, final?!
ing, for street wear, evening .wear and dress ' ' i
,3 ' cantons. Theonlythin‘thesrm my . a,
r! ' le‘ctsp’atfsrmandeoloringsforoccssionsl vista;
WW4 Threaten? andunusualdesiguflils
1m TaupesB glanandmarine' blues his '3
'pearwithstrikingfigursshiFutmistathafiI"
1’?“ 43““ manning-“b3“.m” stochand introdscsdthlm to Elmer L. “I, the block near Atlantic “Bank
Because of strikes in the ship-
- building trade, the “SteamerMar-
Perth Amboy 'for necessary re-
pairs will not begin service via
l‘lll-I new NORWALK LINE
"iWNOUNCEMENT
2' {WILL BE MADE
“0‘ I
As soon as possible as to the *
definite date as to when the
. { “Marion” will begin ractual se-
' vicei‘hetween this city and New ‘
York. .~
- We? & Housman
d" m°"”'w' °‘ n” that she had muted a deed trans!
(en-lug hes- property to Knox. She'
Oil she W lie re-irans-
tor the smart! to In» god that he
methamta‘u..wmu and
I
death fol her daughter. Marietta» ~ l‘ J‘“- ~WW8'Y .and
Wit-ts. which aourred my. a. 1m. 9‘”- l-W '5 MR!!!" 9"”
when the little girl was struck by 11“.“;l“, ,, , dis: 3" (
lshes just as vigorously as ever.~Pop tion sci‘. . . .
ular Science Monthly. i Meow was ammched in the
‘suit oi Stephanie Wirth. administra-
'trltfinilist John Juracka. Mrs. wmh
some ssastv ween runs. .uw “mu". “ammo for the
0n Johnny’s first day of school he
was given a registration slip, on which
infects. Thersarecoinspofsandcirclallnisd‘
R with queer jointed lines; there are flashes and 5,
i[lifelike.whlcli'arsimpossible to W
' which mean style. Taupe is a dull and so re ’.
'. blinds, but a taupe ground enlivened with eccen-
‘t trio diamonds in rose and copper green is a won. ':
mother was to write his birth record. astro‘bile owned anduriven by "13,; W " , q» - a. defend
Tho tonowing day hs cams my and?“ - ' 'sat “my . " 3' ' MK”! . ' .
without the registration slip. llis'1m ‘03,: 3:: «:3: flflQthsm-ssh " .‘aiufi p." , ‘01!!! flung.
teacher “M: WWIDV morning when!» suit “W 1‘“ J‘f-m A"
"Johnny. you must bring an sa- or arena J'leischer against; lasso 'WM 5"" '0
cone for being tardy, and don't tor- Weinstock is assigned. Slanderous re a: in???“ “st
get the slip about when you were 33"” July $0033" ”’ kfl'e'ed‘ ”d "gum" oi ' ' flu; Dew .
born." . snags. ° ' "e " ' claims' that. the ' 1W; "_ msg‘ the t
property to Mr. Phil ' flamenco
I .
All out o! breath. next day. Johnny t ,
rushed in. holding out a note i‘romCHARGE MEN 6
mother. l $5,000 WORTH 0F
"Teacher." he gasped. “i brought:
the one about being tardy. but i tor-i
got my excuse (or being born." 3 (Continued From PM! 0|.) l
I mbmmw From Page One) flantia street was deeded to Mrs. Dcwi
. ~ssd that she thereupon executed a
"on“ ”-000 "'d “k“! h,“ “M” deed re-trsnsisrrlng the property to
about either holding or selling it. Mr. Phillips, tendered the “ed; to him
Fhrnsworth advised him to sell the and demanded that he “I“, husk to
twithoat the know _ or mat of
herself and her dau ter and lube tur-
and had no right so to master it.
The complaint also states that the v. i‘
Samuel Phillips property in lower At“, 'L
Sentinel Want Advs. ireep you in
touch with good. live. thinking people. '
i.‘ Hail. '1‘“ M ‘5 ' stools broker streets. This she says. Ir. Phillips
" Ind "170“”: .‘eompanion. . Fsm-' ref do. MI'B. DOV Cull“. Iht’n
"m“ ”"1"” “’1‘! Mm“? 9‘” 1'” has lost 7.000 in rents as a result
There are some dainty little pattern which
remind one of the little figured challis de'laines.
.Begulnr meeting-house patterns which seem to
demand lace mitts and a French fan. These hivo' '_
Hits grounds so well covered that dresses made '7
thst alleges that Mr. Phillips knew if, from them will b! serviceable for 3' long fin l
MINING STOCKSlthat Knox bold ibevproperty is trust a, m of these Foulards are waterspot proof Hid .
keep their lustrous finish indefinitely. :r- ‘
Cheney's Figured. Pongee
- This is a light weight beautiful silk' de- “
signed for linings or draperies. Many of the . -
patterns are in Japanese style and are more than
usually attractive. A blue ground is covered
vi!
a. "’“Id '9” the Stock for him at on “d" at the transient)! the upper Atlantic
2; vanced ilgure for a small percentage street propsrtNo hir. Phillips. '
if" mi. N; Mn“ it'lvit’nmd‘fl m3"; A“ '°' "‘ “Wm" ' thi kl with a le blossoms amon t which
:' umy. 5" ng comnee - """i She claims an injunction restrsln- ‘— c y pp g8 ~
,in the integrity of titesuppbs'd or). Knox and Phillips to” makiny
!ned the nitrogen polka who in;
covered that‘t [pals-h 'paws , held in truatb'
- - . y Knox. an accounting
. "'9 "1°05 tor ",50' Detectives FUN irOm Knox. thatih'e “pret ded trans
.nssignod‘to the case with the result“ ter" 0‘ m. uDW‘Ml r5 ‘ I , prop-
that that"? °' “mg“. swindllii's erty from Knox to Ir. Philips be can-
."°"’ ““3“ ~ “’D’W '4 4;": ~ ' icons and mum. Phillips be areas
3 ' _, a ,' 5"; * " fed to recon ,Ttttiete‘ the promises
Inqussmm.,_\v'ss'r: F Wtdo the. plain ‘ “tr in 320.000
" Rm; ’ ,, 'ihre" claimed. -~ .,
Chemicabsnal‘yses oi the (hair. “fairest propert} is valued at 865.0%
household wastes. made at the Cmnwiinpfimfifitfi ‘ :‘u‘t ‘fi're served hv
. ' ' '; ' ’ .. re» .5 '. .
ticut Agricultural Experiment fitstion, Deputy Sher-it!) lncoln Taylor f or a
ishow that t ere is marked twl‘ujllartimd ilrm oi lawyers.
lantlo street property to have been
Atlantic
i'v't
‘ Jr
in drydock at
value in such common refuse as lid-1 ,
nana skins, orange skins, Wt 11 conicctloners anduisnuiacturers
it ,t affine, “it! _ or less essential foodstufls reduce
8 ins em apple pee m their their sugar consumption by 20
”‘5' ”a“ “whit“ '14“! ‘9‘ ministration believes there will be st.“-
lElm”- C0506 grounds, egg shells. ‘ilcient sugar in this country to meet
bones, peanut ' shells, tobacco. fruit I the: household demand and' our obliga-
atones, etc. V Europe and the
for fertilizing home gardens.
Thecs are recommendedlum’ ‘0 m" army in are associated.
,natlons with which we
in the war.
20, as. first . an.
E Iwing J apanesc lanterns.
‘ . _ ’ :Efrgkogir: (fingwggbgg‘ “'6'“ the. any transfer 0! the property or in any
. ~ Learning litter that i-‘nrnsworth mkmormtas £13.53" hgnltlia‘gttlifir. E“ White blossoms and petals of dogwood are
" . '“°‘ “ ”“9“" °' ““fi“‘“‘”‘°" "" m“ also ludsnient declaring the upper At- ’ spread upon another gr'mmd and amongst these
i are large butterflies with brilliant wings.
‘ One Oriental poppy pattern has enormous
red blossoms with long green stems and the won-
derfully artistic seed capsules.
1 very effective pattern or design is in blue
and white done in the blossoms of the common,
roadside chicory.
A visit to the Silk Section will prove more
than interesting the cOming week.
disgusts
0
Main new.
WESTPORT OASIS
0N BLUE MONDAY
OFFICIAIB HEAR
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Union St: and tile Wallpaper Co.
The World's Largest Wallpaper Deniers Selling High Grade
Paper at be and 10;: Per Roll
290-292 STATE 81'.
BRIDGEPORT, GONN.
Phone Bataan 5000
diction ot-zr Stratiord and Fflirflfiltl”
the Norwalk committee over Norwallt:
1and South Norwnlk only. There is;
no committee in Westport. and as of
result no local authority to order the
harms shut up. i
A report has been made to Siaott
Administrator Thomas W. Russell.
that it neat Monday is designated:
as 'h-zetless" a speisl order will be;
issued iron the state headquarters to;
the Westth violators.. l
Nam Wallis. ,
Judge John ii. tLight. head oi the;
Norwaik committee received a num~
tier of companies shoot the Wentp'irt l
drinking places. as did Chairman suai
m. Sabenhespsrs in the neighbor-:
lag towns of Fairleid and Mwaikl
. eiabsd discrimination. - They are .
‘ leans their trade to Westpsn. anti;
' , - , the slugs. [or My: was "All!
. _ reads lead to Westpo ." .' .
, s. Doubt is expressed whether the sa-
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’ »‘ Iastthatthsrsisoaco-atttteeiathe
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'5“ mm” "m”- 9““ ”W' W‘ per cent the United States Food aa-
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.u‘wesaseiths-AN lsse'whast
casbsshippsdtethsnilies.
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femflammr “at damn». wmmmrmmis 5
The Bridgeport committee has inris- .
ml. ’
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Potatoes are soarishins. Notable
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