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Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 28, 1918 · page 15

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COAL WON

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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commissions-bald ”everyone
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for his loo-auburn.

IMAM-comelnolanao-t"
gt» yoarondiumu. 191nm
will be node on each

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

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’jlix t-czor alum! new in

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willing to want we”. have re-
caved two-thirds of fileir annual '
outrentonts, dealers will be permitted
to deliver the balance 0! such orders.
Jittumlnoua coal for domestic use may
be delivered up to the consumers nor-

 
 

 

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monolingual.

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1 annual requirements, the
th rds delivery provision applying only
j ‘to anthracite.
.' The consumer: who cannot place an
order with any dealer is advised to
communicate with the local hm: com»
*3an uho in such easel will my»
w'itu' to occur-ta. a supply A wackiyolato‘
t oi dell varies is reached oi
toilets, the statement to be
with the local fuel committee.
Under the regulations flier-cared:
,‘3dlstrict protlslons affecting denim
{and consmners. The consumer is tor- i
3mm to secure coal or coke than his
, orlnul needs for the ear and the
__ . are preparing tor the on gender is forbidden: toy supply cool
- of the trout season. next Mon- or coho beyond the normal need of the
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u r. itnd firs. Charles Rlnne, of 208 fm "M" his fuel needs mu“
’t 3‘91"”: "9 the proud WW3 0‘ the amount of coal it" has on order
Mt pound baby girl, born More: (and the name of the person (roan
3'1”!) ordered (3) the amount of coal

received the year ending March 31.
1018 and (4) the mat needed prior
to toward: 31,1]!9.

Cnrlood or horse loud loin shall not

 
 
 
 

 

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camera to n amp-oi consumers. ex» ‘
lcept with tho perndsalon or the state
rloel adminiotrator.

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Private i‘ .\t. Cullen ins been trans
': from Camp Down to Camp
~ n. L. 1. lie tsrwith Company B,'
.. Engineer corps, which In con.
filed the best in the United States ;

 
 

AN ECONOMIC ‘POUICY

 

 
 

Toto ' “a Along'With 'Them

 

, ltltc expense of transporting thett
liford v. King. or Golden Hut :shells, the Yalound liarvurd rowing
,has enlisted in the U. B. Aorlul oath]; hfl'“ mfia a unf‘up agree
" and “'1“ leave 90"“ ‘0 report °“ ment as a part of their rowing schcd '

 
 
 
 
 
 

. - 4*! V. M King. "110 ”l stationed that the visiting crew shall in evetV' ; ‘
Fort Terry .—Brldxepott Telegram “5,. “9,. one of the shells of the home3

 

 

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,‘ The written statement [mm the con- ‘

spec. iy (it his supply on hand (2 l ‘—

 
 

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gcport. Reserved seats at Dustin’s. be delivered to a single domestic con- 3

 
 
 
 
 
 

Yale and norms cm: wm Not 3

re- ; mmvm March 28.——To saw ’7'

. Mr. King is the son of Lieut.‘ “1,. tor this ”no“ may have agreed3 3

“you. wont; Iloon'mdfltflmfl
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Miriam: Single Pious, «.1.thon
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LRAYMONB {i ESZON
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De “nge ordvglénorzgttdnCreue are here illlt‘. Kristi:

amty.
”W C tion. of Moonwfieigtm. halal; lb’
as you may desire.

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. navv.
ends of Thomas Armato are be; A: Yale um ma mm. thole pin:

‘ lug to 39093“ cards from him mining for its ours and Harvard the
L was former-l3 with the Empire awivol lock outrigger, thlowlll “80“.,
“ motion C0 here and nus ' very attain the wringing of shells in each
.1 {lat- young man He is in the atta- MVy tor overv race A similar course
training camp Squadron 46, artléwm bedaken to wearing for the;
‘ mun" Waco, Tenor " ’3 ‘treahmoh, have“ as tor the first and
second vurlfltv races 5
The first and second varsity night
eVents will be rowed tatlmultnneomtlv,f
one on the Charles, the other on the}
lioosutonic River, while the towing:
agreement states that the i-‘rtmhmen3
3mm will be rowed on the some!
I’m-urn as the second varsity eight con 3
test. It will take place Mav 2.5, and;
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John Gultler of Buffalo, N. Y., and
. crlv of St .mtmfmd Conn, also n53
. w of the late John G'uider, the
- 1 her, or this. citt. who tot‘ilfteen
was superlntcndcut oi the
. roe-Arrow plant of Buffalo has re-
tly been promoted to be vice pt-csl-
.tt of the Cadillac concern of De-
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.the too varsity races June 1.
3 tAnnouncement has been made ht
f—me forget Srnnlsh WM “"3 the Yale rowing officials that evety or .3
3 "k ball MOM”. mt' Amory 'fort will. be made this year to avoid
sh prizes. Duunng until 1 .1. m not only cxptnse in ill? preparation
”ks tn ”30 Tlénets 30 cents and coming out of plans for the rac-
3es, but that they will be regarded :153
M F A Coleman is in New York, recreational ditcrslon for the nun:
ty today, attending a meeting which dergrmluates, especiallv the onrsmen. ‘3
1e Bishop of York is to address. The 3 __
“urchmens Association of New York SPOKE DISHESPECTFULLY OF

 

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The Norwalk Line

Past Freight Service Between Thisifllly
«[1] New York.

Steamer “Marion?

Freight accepted at south Norwalk from 7:30 to 5:30
o. in: for delivery in New York at’7w abduction”-
inn-day. "Freizht'nccmtod’i'r ‘NeW‘Yorlt from 7:30
a.m.to§p.tn. Lanai; ("A will at 3 o'clock dlfiy.

MILLER fr HGUGHTON

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Tho Uniud States Government Thrift Stamps are sold for 260

communal oil? mo. aunt.

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RAYMOND BROTHERE
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$1.00 AWEEK
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The United States War fiovinutlutifioatocfitomps are
value offl.0tl.andarosoldformztotthofirsttwo
and one cent (lo) additional ouch month thereafter

oaohsndvibanthoThclttOu-d is filled with sixteen 25c
stampethooansmaybooxohangod for one of the $5.00

"Stamps. -..
airing than.

The City National B5117

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at Lonzldand MW “”3" C""3 nntocnronr. March 284F01-
out and VeWill‘k to be Dment on speaking disrespectful” of the presi-

the Bishop and listen. to his tnlk. James AJ’WhiGh n‘ of Southwrt

dent.
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”9:133:33, egg: “:9“ , ,m was arrested yesterdsy morning The
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whom Walsh's remarks had been re

 
 

 

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I’Tlle weeklv aasemblv of the \‘or- I

located.
1: Hi h School was held yesterday-
(n1 in: The first number on thew)!" “’0th the Amazon Jutehwlloofl .

“ tody. Charles H. Lute,
a bit the. class Co- taken into cits
mmtzeailgmosf the Ocean!’ Rev. agent for the department of mm“,
» n etaploton gave an interesting, will investigate the case "7'
on his experiences at Camp Mr, ‘3
Appleton. Alabama The clos-
mtulber was a piano solo by Car
‘llolllster. and for an encore ho.
- Anton month's Humoreske.

 

 
 

 

 
 

 

DEMPSEY To comment: .
ST. PAUL, Minn. March 28 ..-A
mattl .1 between Jack Dempsey at Salt
Lake City and Billy Make, the St.
Paul heavy, has been finally clinched.
The men will meet there for loroundg';
to a decision unborn 25.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

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to mu Your om

Walsh was standing in the, . .

EASTER .EssrunALs

A very. dainty line of 0 and Collar and Gulf Sets, in all

 
 
 
 
 

the n styl'es' tn Satin" Georgette Grape, Organdyand
Pique, in ,lnoott'immod, hemotitchod
.undpla‘m. Pri . .. .... . ..60cto$1.76
A large assortment of L ite Valle Blouses for Easter,
ms bar. satin stripes, and plain with “mend m
cityles. Gollunandfunoy and-3300'
'andiss' Ploinl’iquemoumwitbiargcpoorlbnttonu. ”43.00 .
.lndico’ Whitefiilk, Cnpodeflldnc and Georgette Ome'
Blouses ..... . ............ ........ 33364—6650'
EILS ' ~
rwlutofloiisinthenowest .............. "$1.00
éflndeFVoiloin‘ulIomdnhadoo ....... 60:
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WKIDGMVFK. ............ $150

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Paint it the Berry Way

Our Automobile Varniahes spiced easily and
whip extolled deftly will ilow out nice and even.

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J.M.iayton&Co.,lnc.
6 lump amen
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F. 3. (JUN
Job Printing

So. Nor-walk

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”.DECO‘RATORS

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Chiropractic is the definition or the

cause or the disease and the art at

‘ back.

adjusting the some. Disease is caused
by a wrench. twist or opul- tn the
l Even if done in childhood it
Icreates pinched nerves and pain in

p llater life in tho diheront organs and

Chiropractors remove the cause at
disease and pain. health is round
through harmonizing the nerve an
tents in your body. Fannie tronbloa

. given special attention: also cum

into of the spine. You will pom co

gret givingtho Chiropractor a about!

to help you: '
Baguette trontlnonta given lion.

1'. FRANCIS. 0. C.

34 Washington so. So. Nos-walk, Conn ~

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Plumbing and Heating
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