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transierred to that cutllt.
It Watt heel
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pitted.
days' hike on Friday.
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City Ne we.
-Rtter hurry-Tod eat" your till ‘0!
oysters. 'ltemeinber oysters go out
with the “B" on the 30th of this
month. ‘
as the old ones..
ago. wre not to be
~P‘lrst consignment oi lobsters will start on scheduled time.
arrive at the Country Club on Saturn
day. fin tor the am time
St. John's lodge holds I “filed com- der Ueulenant Colonel
msuication this evening at which time The work consisted of
lerrsd.
local sinuous will no to Bridgeport
Di Disarming Exercises. .
harming exercises were encased , .
yum“, Ur isms-lulu.
students of the divisional schools Iii-1f
Edward Cro'it.
u be adversaries who cum the”
the Follower-ll dorm vi M‘ ' ""‘m 'm' m
\ , and bayonet. whilethose in the assault
‘1 were empty handed. 'l‘heir task then
was to disarm their armed opponent's,
with hare hands. The men out u-i
this evening to witness the working osllent work in thismethod oi
«tho-m desm by “antiwar m hitting.
sistory, Scottish Rite 'llasons.
‘ through the
William N, Ger-ham, oi the lbs. wasn't so guy, but
shiraaltimore, is seriously ill at the_ "ills: averted todo 'l
'Beldivere hospital, at Glasgow. esot- 'P "‘9 "nfsnny hoods.
landywith diphthhria. and from word
received by his mother’today, was'get- OLD!" BELL 6°"
ting along nicely, although his ooadlg
tioii is still critical. His many irflds
hope ior a speedy recovery.
Home a, Creagh made an atlstt
tO'vlslt his brother at Camp Mull".
lie-lay. and could not find him. up-
parentlv owingi‘o the tact that a start
had‘ibsen made ior “somewherei in
halos." The brother is John' F.
Creagh and with him are Joseph'oeok
and Jeremiah O’Brien. also onmor
walk. - "
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The down town electrical conta-
row evening. It is not known whether
or not the work can be done iorthne
to allow South Main street irom'the
brides to lionroe street to be "m up"
by the new ornamental lighting-Ulys-
mf'” “Jinn“:
/
pounds.
mutation the ”Box.” lit-the High School 1’0" Wm N “do later.
[This play is founded on the boot“ oi
beiore.
': in some little time and
Rehearsals nave
play will he presented in the [mine
manner as b} the original cast. '
There are still many dogs in, iter-
waih who have not received the” li-
eenses for 1918. The time is getting
short soil Town Clerk Herbert: it
Still“- r'Mv‘d appreciate it it the 108
owners would get their does liesns
helm-e Nev 1st. Aiter that date a
pens"! 0' '1 will he charged id'nddf
non-wen mim ice or $1.2_fi;'lol'
male 111“" and
Warden W Walsh wil
tinir ‘
the As" Mi found to have their 191
“similarihe time allowed for the
"mall oi .thel icenses. .
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to Zeitung.
3 centrthat oi the men.”
number
.- ed—
3 llelu Your. country .
{ mlNour’sell by II- '
vesting in liberty
Bonds.
i fit It”! invested in no.
' . . Mam-not.“
gt to Your country. It'will
coma M to you whsn'you L
I"! need more than you do
"v Ind you will be paid
“'Hlflosntilutsrestiia-M"
as the war goes-on.
No. 523-00”.
military hssls,
town ord,
psriorstsd vamp.
No. till—Brown Patent Oxiotd,
Louis heel, psriosatsd mp.
lo. 316~Grsy lid Oxford, Louis
heel, plain tos.
Ash to lss 'lhsm.
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3mm Soldiers Now Getting
Severe Training — Plan
CAMP DEVENS, Ayer, Mass, April
.17.—-—‘lConnectlcul's Own" 304th intan-
-, . try 13 rated among the tire: regiments
A lin Camvas'vens 1.4 can .s‘ivwn when
' it) recruits were tnnsierred from this
Depot Made to that regiment lion-
“Boston‘s Own” 391st regiment
’(_ .1 ‘.~ as he only other-to receive recruits
1 to the Depot brim and 50
Three Days' Hike Planned.
The 304th epeets to start on its three
The original
plan called ior them to leave camp un-
der heavy marching orvlcr and to re "
main in the open all 'the time. The
new men Mint thisidrilllng as wall
Among those taken
into the regiment include all dense»-
laihntrymen. handsma and the like.
These hikes. planned several weeks
started until the
iregiments were, recruited to {oil war
a strength and the trot-let proves
‘ beyond a doubt that the sotth will
hand-to-
e beyonet class and mum"
course. liaising. in»!!! .‘
. and leaping. with gas masks on ‘i‘ti
went at it at.
their fighting
W?“ , A total of loom-women are now.
‘1.
r5“ is every indication that athe $39 9” flu'ufi‘ gum: H 1 13-3
others were» beiore the war, according
to a statement oizlierr von Braiten'
barb. the Prussian .mlnbter oi'rail',
was, quoted in thewntige mutter-3
"In certain kinds oi work," he lays.
(tithes Men found-that the women.
ed Ire in all respecu an eminent 1! the
menghom' they replace. Wily
when'their 7 training has been about
the same. :lu other. lines at work, es—
; , :peclally those requiring unusual exer-
“Ms for ferrfiznpo: men or continual physical labor, the.
M ,"MM" and pick on a“ of Malena, oi women is 60 to 75 per;
Von 'Breitenhsch states that the_
at women employed by this ‘
line will probably lucreaae still further!
were
They were
i! e only two regiments in the camp to
revive any recruits and it shows be-
yond question them wi.l he amour it.»-
first culled from this camp when prep
(oration: for their departure is com-
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“Quality Shop?
all/d Milllnery
: cam ACCOUNTS OPENED l
Coats, Spits, Dresses, Skirts
5mg Showing oi '
. The Little Shop
William St.
Suits, Goats, Dresses and W atsts
South Noswalli
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our mum Bonus.
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ALSO HAND‘ CULTIVATORS,AND HAND
TOOLS
JACKSON
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RAYMOND sinuous
OurBlg‘ Variety of
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Inmsperioctntwhioha most W for growing
iest. Wehavsallthsbsstmahssoisehoolanddressshoes,
with a wide range at prices;
Satisiaclory Stockings oi All Grades
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"“l'hs bell oi the-rust Congregation-
‘dl Church, or what is leit oi it since
the mat fire, is now on the way to
hicueely Bell Company. last Henri
ton, Conn, and the metal nay'berlled
in other bells.‘ Jbr many ”arrthls‘
bell hacr much to do svith awakeniu
the.” and telling tho time in
its clock attachment, and on Sunday
morning and Thursday evening it
pealed joyoualy iorth. calling people
to wormip. it is a sad wreck now.
one side being missing while the other
. side in badly cracked. 1' it was on
minimum vlll W i' “m' m" one or the Monroe «3.33.» trucks
due for the freight yard. rho weight:
oi the wreck is estimated at 2.610
Thus another memento
andent Norwalh leaves tho-town. .
A committee or the church has tat-1
ell out the cornbratone of the old ed;
. i This “an"; the No rwallr’lllsh iiiee, withallvits endowment asth-
. schoi Draw c Clubwill present-moo ””3 ”Wm '°°"°"'°'°' " ”" ‘ "I
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Get one for HER.
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Lighten her housework. conserve her strength.
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insurance. because oi the
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bar and nearly every other
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cause oi medium and the an
adjusting the same. Diseaser .
by s wrench. twister sprain in .
back. Eton ii done in childhood fl
creates pinched nerves and-pain-
later his in the Mount organs.
limbs. '
Chiropractors remove the “I! ,
disease and pain. health la» .
through bar-ionising the nsrv, ,
tems in your body. Female.-
given attention: also
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