found has, rue-r.
GENNEALLY
" . FoerOccesions
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manor-formulated.“ may always be
Al. runs or new! It Italics...r
r
& BRACKEN
mm
MY MOND
I9 this summer;
breakdown.
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5 on March 20.
1
.. street. , _
I' nting. Arlen Hail, Satu
., Mllrlii‘ by the Victor orchestra.
”.—
Corps. . .
i!
:lk, Conn,
I
I‘
wili enter upon his duties May 1.
___d~—-—-
I l revenue department has an!
April 15.
' onday /
years ago was a resident of Vac-
d successfully passed the examin-
n required by the law of Califor-
tor a physician‘ 5 and surgeon’ a li-
CW—
07 NEW“
Put your Dollars into the
‘ :II: 1) MTV LOAN
& ' To It." 2 ‘
men who have gone into
my and them new hen
.- “for the‘dnratlonof
war.”
"money that we put be-
. - army and the navy
. beinveeted FORTH!
. T1910 or m WAR.
,I ‘ /
life-caving crew of girls will). be
”ed at a river rein-emcee! «final
. David C. SanfoMI-le soothed
# home in IBuI-l-ltt avenue'vlthia'
I. J. Wilton. was born to Mr:
. re. Charles H. Lloyd. of Broad
I' iem Daniels, of the L'. 8. Army. ,
' Ind at Rock island Arsenal, llll-"
.ie seriously ill . at his home «in
attractive assortment of walele
desirable styles are below
i1 at the N, E. Ryan Co.'sIstoreI.
M. Cullen, the local electrical con-
" . has notified his relatives of
' e arrival oIeIsees. .‘lr. Cullen
In led with the 302nd Engin-
'ou will always find Izood practi-
i‘ to combined with style at the
' Millinery. 29 So. Main»St.,ISo.
’. . J. E. Rees, who reslencd ah
- of Stanley Memorial Church.
VIBI-itain. has accepled a call to
pastorate of the King's Highway
_. gationai Church, of 'BriIlKeport.
inherit”
tire es theyo‘ere
{:Well mm
‘t‘
etee StanIpIIend
eels.
ofe
l
8!tslnpe.
airing them.
YoUIii Frrrir~DonLAlt
= LIBERTY BOND.
"gector James J \\'i.llilll of tilt
that theatlcs {and other"
ent places subject to war tax
t" file an application for registry
' Ir'Smith, of the office of the
Wood Manufacturing To. who
in uppcr Main street has se-
I 8’ responsible position with the;
." hrm Motors company, of Alien-
Pa. lie assumes his new duties
2Jerome D. Wirt, who up tI/ n
9, Cal. ., and who practiced osteo-
I'y here. appeared before the States
rd of Medical Examiners on March
to practice in that state. DI"
since moving from Vacavllie, has
:5 (ally compietedk his medical
but has the unique distinction
the only person in the state
ascompleted thIee distinct pro
In}: casinos ,2
trenches must have ammunition
’ money to buy it.
our amen BONDS/Alf!)
which swam in Belgian soil.
it will render painless 400 oper-
enough to bandage 555 'w.ounds
it will care for 160 injuries in tho
wav of “first-aid packets."
it will furnish adhesiIe plaster and
sands of wounded soldiers.
service to his country and to our boys:
fighting LI France.
AN AMERICAN PEACE.'
There can be no peace with honor or
ccpt a just peace. and there can andI
will be no other peace. Work for peace
to work or speak for any other peace
~4
Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
‘17 1-
BE Llfiv'E!’ ME~
'Towlnthiewertheboysinthe
The government must have
m THE WAR.
‘ m1! ROBWAH.
am orIMIeueer morn. mel-
saellne er wnouune AND
m chanteuse unmet
or leeendprheedhet uetthe nut!
to ”:33 ”theleby" whue‘l'lejheameymglgoy thfi
Wm THE PORCH on COTTAGE
Wehmnebigetookofl'urnlehinxethetereeeettree-
RAYMOND a- SUN
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Wehevme lyofliaited Stets- Wer summ-
'aritedltemoonrm
The Unitedditetee :3! 8e
value 000 new for “.12 forthe
endlonem (lo) additional such month mthereeftel?
, ti united 8t’e‘tee Government Thrift Stanlpe are sold mare
'eechandwhentheThliftOsrd is filled with sixteen 25¢
”stun” theremenleybeexehenged for one of the $0.00
we shall be pleased to furnish-these stomps to these de-
The City National Bank .
it will protect 1,000 soldiers from}
smallpox and 660 from! typhoidI it:
will assure the safety of 139 woundodl
soldiers from locklaw, the germs ohm" equip “'1 infantry battalion with!
surgical gauze enough to benefit thou- l'fautry regiment
EIery purchaser of II Liberty Lonl
Bond performs a distinct individual!
safer to ourselves or to sterlt , ex '
y W y Inus support to the movement for in
.creased food production and conserrn
ti 1.0" I'
Each county has been Iievelopinz its l
membership campaign along individual '
accomplishes nothing but the hamper-|
ing of our effort the delay oi the reali
peace, and a greater tollr oi death of‘
America' s fighting men. Our duty isl
to war f-or a an h , .»
just d fig teoue peace 'Membership fees are hein; solicitcll
is aid and comfort to Germany—injury,
and disloyalty to our boys in France. I
BRO THERIS
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latent»:
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Thriftlt-Ipeior
IOeetideeteelt-ape
WHAT- YOUR LIB- ERTY
BOND WILL AC-
COMPLISH.
S"
.4.
$18 000 invested in Liberty Bonds
lilies.
$50,000 will construct a base, hosph'
lions. supply two miles of bandages-. tal with 300 beds or on lip .11 infantry
lhrigade with pistoiI.
$100000 will buy .zw . - '
llllftflefl. or pistols rifles. an 2i ball a II '
lion rounds of .ImmuIIitIou tor an In-
——‘———_-.___
STILL RAISING MONEY
Membership Campaign For County
Farm Bureaue Progressing
Setlefactorily
(‘ounty Farm Bureaus in makinz rc-
:turns for the membership campaign.l
show that the state will give gener-
lines and the campaign is more ad-'
ground in some counties than others.
and collected or pledged from both
men and'women The schedule of!
fees is: rccular membership, :1: con.
:tributing membership. 810, and sus-
’ taining membership, 825. The moneyl
raised in each county will be devoted:
to the work of the yuntv and locsl~
farm bureaus in that county. I
Reports from all counties, especiallyl
Litchilcld, Mlddlesex, New Haven andl
Hartford are encouraging. The leaders ;
In New London county will meet. this:
week to compile a report for the en—i
tire county. ,Windham county has nut,
undertaken an intensive membershipi
campaign, having decided to spend! its
efforts in working up a large permelr
em membership in the course of three
or four mopths Three tone in Litcha
field county, w ashlngton. mother! and
Watertown have the distinction of
doubling their quota. The deferred
campaign in the city of New Haven
has been unusually successful. The
cltv government has shown eubetnn-
tial approval of the movement by an-
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Liberty ~ Beede-I Note
duty but a distinct and
personal privrlege from
which one accrues bene-
fiue ‘
Hats, Special
It was the good fortune of! the millinery
buyer to acquire} linerof samples from a certain
. largo. millinery house of high standing. The hats .
are now on display in the Read Miliinery Shop.
'l'llb line includes Tailored Hah’of particuv
larlv smart stvics. Fine quality Milans in black
and dark brouu.
Sailors entLllnehmome that. are more than ‘
usually attractive.
Motor Hate which are novel and extremely
practical. These are medium pokes which in
closely down on the head and have long ribbon
cnds which tic under the chin and turning back
tie again on the top. of the crown. This secures
the hat firmlv and is rcallv verv becoming and
coqucttishg
Any luodcl in this group at
$7.50 '
‘ . Where Do the Tumblers Go?
Special sale
Tumblcre, bell shaped,
High ball Glasses.
Table Tunihiers.‘
emonade Glasses, ii and 16 oz. ‘
Rook crystal Glasses
Finest quality '
Grape Fruit Glasses
Whiskey Glasses,
Sherry Glasses,
Wine Giassee,
Claret:
Saucer Champagnes,
Champagne Glasses, (hollow stems)
Goblets,
Finger Bowls.
6 for 43 cte.
6 for 43cm.
6 for 43 etc.
8 for 43 cts.
8 for 50:13.
6 for 63 'cts.
\
Picture Frames
I forty pocket
These fold and
are of, long grained
. leather, very conven-
ient for the photo}
graph which must
travel with the owner.
$1100‘and $1.50 '
Gordova . titer 4
frames, allsiz. ,from
$1.50 tit-$7.50
Leather Section, main floor.
(7,!” '
A New Book
“The Book of
Artemas."
“The words of Ar-
tcmas of the scribes
“miners: in .Lon in
the land of En.”
-_ “Amazingly witty
and profoundly
If each one of us takes
as much as hem, then
view and peace .will
come sooner. ”Lg, ,
I
Nemo Brassieres
Fastidious women like a brassic're because if.
adds greatly to the perfect fit of the gown. There
is no bulging at, the top of the corset and one
does not see where thecorset‘begins or stops.
Nemo Brassicres are simple in style, sensi-
ble, and they are instantly adjustable. After it'
is booked and the lacings are pulled the bras-
siere lies closely to the figure.
Styles fastening in front or back as suits the
convenience of the wearer.
One special model for very stout figures in
sizes up to 50.
$1.00 and $1.60
Second .l'floor.
The Silks!
Not for many seasons has thereiboen-I‘
such a showing of fancy silks. ,
French and Scotch Plaide ‘
Poulards literate shower-proof.
Novelties for sports skirts.
Minerva Plaids
Of mohair whiclIis a fine material for warm
weather. It sheds dust in a wonderful manner.
' These plaids are decidedly novel and attractipc.
“Blue Bonnets"
Plain mohairs in medium and light shades,
ill natural, rose, reseda, tall and light blue. Those
are all of fast colors and washable. ‘
Thirty-two inches wide, $1.00 a yard.
2 Third floor.
\
. The Hoover Cook Book
This contains a number of II or time rccipcs
which have been tried out in good cooks right
in the neighbmhbod of Bridgeport. It will help
in conservation in the kitchen.
"Are you no comfortably fixed that you
can afford to eat what you wish?
”You cannot afford to' eat what your
country needs." ‘ 25 (1.4.
‘ Book Section.
Underwear Bur “Smileage
Blooksi'i
Send them to your
soldiers in camp.=Cou-
pons in those books
provide free tickets to
{ion Men
Carter and Yale
makes in Spring:
“eight. Union Suits.
ankle or knee length
and short sleeves.
theatres. ‘
Main floor. 'At the Book Section.
rumour" wean-louse
proprietlng $5. 000 to be used by the M m w one): 1. $1 090. The enh-
County Fsrm «Bureau for home garden eerihere ere Edwerd 1.. Gentle“. M WASHINGTON
WW" i" “it “if! “'1‘“ “M. mp. end Themes newline or ‘ImI. a. arm
roam counties ermdevotiea epoch! W
eflol’t to the column“) need new 3 ;
III who .v 7
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Authorized capital etocl: is
COMPANY ORGAN!“ 850.000, divided into 500 shares. The
[firm will begin busineee with 31,006.
A certificate of organisation of the The incorporetore ere 'Memret A.
Plymouth Warehouse Company of Euetnce.
Thomaeton was recorded yesterday William J. Cunninehenl of Hartford
at the office of the etete meter!
Authorised capitel etoch is 01,000.
divided intoteu eheree. The amount
Not- only improves but protects
William F! Eustace end
enauoeoee In other:
April 12 489mm- 1
of Connecticut
the ”to thrmflzl
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SemelW. BOYLJr..C.:E
, miehiemt
to of m. niouttbevholeeeeeioupeeterdty.m
wittmeetbeetemetelmletedthll
emu-Irma“
fill.”
AN lltoN ’rnNcr.
your petty
. 19 Veehieeton Street
good shows in camp -
The Gotham Co
war Nor rprl'lxlt 11‘ over: - DE CORATORS
meoone tummy”; .
an. worn: out
In:
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