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NORWALK
A PATRIOTIC GERMAN PAPER l BRIDGE TURNED
i There is real patriotism in the ac» V
EVENI l SENTINEL tion of the Freie l’i'esse Of Brooklyn. OVER T9 CIT‘
- H“; ."‘ _ “ N. Y. After half a century of exis- BY LOMRIITTEE
' m, temne. it has suspended publication; «Tuna-ea mm mt Pm.)
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Wivll’
‘High tide 4: 9 a. 1115,5123 p. m.
. Sun rises 5zl4; sets 8:05.
Member of
The Associat
alluded to tilt
ll! news dis
ed Press is exclus
All rights f republication of
old] despalchl 3
Walt
herein are
THE “PE
. The Germal
to have been
refusal of oil]
takF'it seriou
cellent thing
there can be:
. of any intelli
, whole thing l
bluff. ‘
, There is n
‘ . at this time ‘l
on the fainil
“Let me keep
forget my crl
lug.” There
that the Gel‘l
in any moon
terms support
through a Dr
‘ don. The vol
this tithe to [
1 peace
sly. And that is an
for the allied cause.
little doubt in the l
gent observer that
luv
to suggest seriously
ed to hone been off
tch intermediary at
ive p Belgium and
them lil‘rsnct or to consider the
render lé! air'
or to submit
the decision ll
councili"
diowover ti
' feel abdut it}
who Data in the an
o! with: it
means throu
tary offensive on .
And.th3“pw ’drlve w
tended 334 art 0
Laadbfgm :- experts a
- move'ivlasi
byputtlnx'
Ans up 1116M arena
' tied ‘reststan‘ e an
morale of ti e
such a midi won
allied nations.
"tained it in,
neutrals slot g with them, could
« tokiscussim peace as an
possibility LGermany wou
gm that,
d weakenint
ld certainly .. be
and
'Vohcad with ltha reorganization of
shatteredtd cos and! the scum
of 'newllguol d: ammunition.
when the A‘
" .ettlement
sn‘t work. The free
lilgrussla now. As F
perience has taught
“peoples‘at 3war with Germany
‘ when Berlin talks peace it means
~ . an campa
bears no rt lotion wbatev
and sincer‘ :attempts to
' but is purely and simply
attlefleld.”
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.—--t
the Kaiser jupon the b
. THE‘l USEFUL. MOVIE
- The hour
he motion
in to the frl
picture show has bro
nt ranks as a war ad.
England trtlveling films are to to
_ mote districts carrying their pl
of Great Britain's
.ure machine.
oors and war films are
crowds of enthusiastic
“The plc‘tiures show
fronlpflyi
tanksi ‘
and so on l.hrough all sorts
and civiliai waractiyities.
\
__ n a «miningrreglonwhere the-
‘iwnrchl
, st and
tinned - veterans discharged
inc 0. account of permanent
dlsa ilitles. '
' in
assn- v, in? 15, 1918
”—421 __
3 the Associated Frau
use for publication of
tches credited to it (I
not otherwise in this paper and
the local neWs published herein.
also re
“for patriotic reasons".
That phrase. under like cii‘cuinlstanc-I The matter: of the helium 0t ‘91!
85. may bring to many faces a smiiolfif the firemen for a two-platoon sys-
of amusement or incredulitv. "But [hailem' and 315° “1" "”1“?“ 0f Chief
. ‘ - . ‘ '-Pennington and lwenlvone other of
publisl ers are e '1 - ' -' ~. ~ . r .
i 4 ,1 ‘ dently quite since-19. floors and pnlrolmeil. 101' an inci'ea'l
. n a statement to their readers. the)" in pay of 50 Cults per day did not
say: (f‘lllr‘ up for action last evening.
. , . " lher or not ”my will come u a!
‘Tile it In ' _, ~ u Vlhe . ' p
m i“ of the WW" ”‘9 lat"! the hem meeting is not known.
"1 n 5‘ ~ 1 . . ~ .
(0.. Hem) l-uuaidRoelii,u-as among: 'lbe gasoline tanks. the reuslrars'
the first to volunteer from Brooklyn atf 5313”“ and lh? lillt“ 10 Call 1"ciSlU1‘~‘
Beach were all reported upon as pm-
E
the call of President/Lincoln in the, . . , b . h . 1
fif'hi w free. the l - . , . . messing y ‘i 9 various peope to
f b sch man It ‘5 (er lwhom these matters had been referr-
tam that were be alive today he would ‘ ed.
again han the fight for the freedom? Bishop's Pond Ilain was said to be
and the peace of the “.01.” His clili-'i“ a slate of constant vibration. due
drcn. the owners of the paper, have
llo the water failing so close to the
. dam its to exhaust the air betWeel f
alvcn four sons to the cause." | t I m
l
. face of the dam and the sheet of wit
The From Press seems to be going I ler will] the consequent sucking in to
out of busimgs simply because u be ‘ wards the face of the dam of the. we
lines the. time has come when Ger- 31:21:11“. ibeu‘l‘c‘iun;I)???“ 805“?"
= 5 na ‘9 to air rea' irougi lie
lll' < . .. 1 . .
‘ an language newapapers aie needi’dlwaler when the sheet of Water again
In this POUIIU‘SV “5 pUbllShei‘S seem ' Went out to normal. This causes Ulfi‘
to undersland the danger that everypdbrallon and trembling of the dam at
such newfipaper incurcs of being made, i the. rate of four times a second. The
in spite of itself. a vehicle for allene‘l‘me much was likened by ‘ "y E
. ~ . Igineer “only it. MlllUl‘. who made a
propaganda. They seem ‘0 "’3‘”? ”'3' 4 most careful sludv of conditions there
every legitimate purpose for which I to a gigantic rug being shaken at ill!
lvely
also
‘5!)0
Offensive seems
nipped in the bud by the
top .Allies or neutrals to
was, and is, an insolcnt
evidence lliat German)"
ants to make peace chn
Prussian principle.
part of what l've stolen;
bber blind is not likely at
part of Alsacekmrralne
ho German mllitarlsts ‘
ddle still have hope
ewwar. They are by no
at mills.
h Wilge‘hiisgfu tronL'clent clothing: decent housing, the.
assvidently. in-
f the (military-drive;
Fm . German people - may
i
cant- to weaken - the Allies
t in off their guard. slow-
ratlonsl fottcontin-
clvlllan- populations
be got all =thl
imminent
ld go right. '
. .311
Files were busy discussin
would strlk
1 ‘writes in the New York}
ign for peace;
or to honest
make peace. ll
designed tollar city.
contribute to the military success 0
larity and adapability
ur the
traveling cinema is a huge
equipped with a powerful
A screen is
scenes from thB‘q‘uestion than any people ever
g squadrons in forms
it al.tion. war work factories,
of military ous over-emphasis,
Oi €10f these cars has already made 3y cut 0
s first ten- und‘demonstrated its val-
,d the pictures with keen in:
edtliuslasm. The cars are
3'19)“ WOPGSRMB’ the “WV” foodstuffco farther than
in the Uniledvljetore in‘ this country;
a German-language new'spaper of the
better class is intended can be accom-
plished more effectively by papers
printed in the language of the coun-
try. ~ '
Any other German newspaper pub,
lisllcrs who want to give a demonstra-
tion of their thorough-going patriotism
cannot do better than follow this ex‘
ample.
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WHAT is ECONOMY?
What is a luxury? The question be-
comes unusually important in» vicw of
the emphasis being placed on thrill
and economy as a war duty.
Every citizen. generally speaking,
linusl judge for himself. It is l'eC‘Og.
cx- I
For‘
uind
lilo
w - ' .- " lil-
m‘b‘ and I“ stop “F lulled that what is it luxury to one her-
is no reason to believe1 . .
' ,_ hon ma ' be it necessu . .
nan government today i» 3 y lo anathei, de
pending on habit, occupation
and other factors. .
The uialu thing is to implant in ev-
ery individual mind a conscious de-
sire to econominc. Each can then be
trusted to choose pretty well between
the-things hr.- i‘eally needs and the
things thin represent selfish indulg-
the health,
cred
hon-
nor-
all!"
the Balkan problem to
i an honest lntcrnati
oml ence. , . ..
it is desired that everybody aliall
economize. But it is not desired that
anybody should go about it with such
grim thoroughness as to weaken his
own strength. health andeuectlwness.
We must have wholesome food. sulll~
i
Lineups of cleanliness and healthful liv-
.lnsw
! And amusement is just as necessary
‘as anything else. Withln‘ proper lim-
‘its, there is no selfishness or extraVav
lgnnce in going to a movie show or s
‘conccrt Or a dance. or taking an“ occa-
sional restful trip to break the monot-
ony tandzfreshen oneself for the con
tinued grind. There must be sanity‘in
rigs. even in war economy.
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TH: U. s. n. A. c. T. 0.
her“ , If you find. it hard to say. in ‘one
this
the
al- I
the
Nation. breath. “United States 'Railroad Ad-
and nihilstratlve Consolidated Ticket 015-
g‘fice,” lust pronounce the initials It's
e‘a fearsome combination, but it may
become familiar in time.
The full title given above is the of-
:flclal designation of the headquarters
being-opened in various cities to
transact the passenger business of
the Uncle Sam’s borrowed railroad sys-
that'tem. The one ofiice will replace, any-
way-fitment front two to a couple' of dozen
different ofllccs. according to the num-
ber of railroads that have had inde-
endent headquarters in any particu-
In the larger. cities the con-
Lsolidalion Will naturally effect, a big
leaving. Everywhere it should result
'in greater efficiency for the railroads
land greater convenience for the pull-
of iic.
ught» Such economy of office spaco, how-
ln.evcr. really ought to be accompanied
'by economy of terminology. And the
ctur- ; public may be trusted to take care of
war‘ that, in time.
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' WE'R'E‘ SAVING WHEAT
L it is gratifying to learn, on the au-
exi‘thority of a food administration ex-
e shown a
“Americans hav
reclaim of this wheat
display-
na-
rank
‘pco- port. that
'deepel‘ 311D
”0“: on a big public issue."
With due allowance made for genes
the tribute is pro-
bably deserved; Americans have late-
ut the consumption "of wheat
to 35 percent. of the normal quantity.
In order to do so they have been eat-
inglstl per cent. more po
3 usual. They and substituting corn,
from . barley. rye and rice to an unparalleled
PM". degree. They arealso cutting out the
waste and making every "bushel of
it ever Went
min-
tatoés than I
meat ,WhiuhM‘tdfluflodv
rate of four shakes per second by
some gigantic machinery. ‘
There have been only :1 few such
cases reported in engineering circles
and the local instance is of peculiar
interest.
ll. was recommended thatril‘ a moot-
ing of the property holders whose win-
dows ware shaken and whose house:
were in constant state of vibration.
due to the air waves set up by the
falling water and the lessees of the
dam cattle to nought that the aid of
the health department. either local or
county be called for.
The meeting opened at 8:10 o'clock
with all councilman, with the excep-
tion of Councilman Volk in attend-
ance. The roll was called and then
the minutes of the. previous meeting
wl-ie read and accepted;
Orders issued by Clerk of the Court
Beers. for the month of April. “amount-
ed to $225.06. This was accepted and
placed on tile. ‘
Notice of the injuries received by
in. A. H. Baldwin at 9 p. m., on the
20th of February. this-year. were re-
celved and read. Dr. 13111th alleges
other refuse piled up in the roadway
on Main street, near School street.
bemoan the trolley. line and the east-
erly curb, his automobile was over.
turned and badly damaged. and he
also received“ severe lnjurles,‘ Which“
were set forth at length in the com-
Dr. Baldwin. The notice is glven‘
City of: Norwalk. for damages. The
amount of the damages were not set
Corporation Counsel Quinlan.
A petition signed by thirteen o
residents in the section asking that
the council takeésbmcactlon towards
repairing. the crossing at the corner
of Loomls str‘ccband .Spring Hill avo-
nue. and also)“ Hillside street and
Loomls street. as they were his dun.
gerous condition, was read undire-
fcrred- to the committee in streets:
Louis S. Beers and Christian Swaitz,
two of the property owners on Sound-
View terrace,‘ petitioned the council
to order that sidewalks and curbs and
gutters be laid on the easterly side
of the Inforesuld street. because if
this was done. the volume of water
which is mow deflected across the
private yards on the easterly side of
Sound View ten‘ace, causing much
damage. and which fills the cellars of
the houses would be conducted to the
main gutters and catch basins on
Hamilton avenue Hilly it was said
that. the cily would probably be lia-
ble for suits in damages if the water
was not cared for by gutters. This
was referred to the committee on
streets. " .
Attorney LouisGoldschmidl tender
ed his resignation to Mayor Donovan,
as examiner of land indexes of the
town of Norwalk, and Mayor Donovan
put innomination the name of Attor-
ney Ira 0. Gregory, as examiner. The
council took a vote, which proved to
be unanimous in favor of Mr. Greg-
cry.
Various departmental bills then were
presented and it was moved that all
those which had been certified .by the
city treasurer be paid. This was car
ried‘.“
The reports of the auditor and city
treasurer were read and ordered plac-
ed on file.
Councilman Wolfe. as chairman of
the committee. appointed to look in
to the matter of the abolishment of
the gasoline tank's reported progress.
as did Councilman Moore. who was
chairman of the, committee on the
matterof the salaries of the reels-
trars.
City Engineer Henry R. lilinor, then
presented a somewhat voluininlous and
technical report on conditions at
at Bishop's Dam, in which he said that
4
as they were now. He favored a
meeting of the nearby property. own~
ers and the lessees of the dam to see
whether or not. something couldnot
be done iolessen the noise and vibra-
tions. The report, which was accom
panied by- a map and also by photo-
graphs taken by Mr. Minor. was ac-
cepted, together with Mr. Miner's rec:
ommendatlons. In addition to the con.
ference, Mr. Minor said that if noth-
ing cams-ofthls conference that he
'iiecommended‘tbat the mat
on .up with the health omclals,zclthei
of the city or obunty.‘ .
Rev; Dr. A. FrBetird. of the Bridge
eating report aud'hlstorylmhe
bridge
.l'. '
that due to an obstruction of dirt and,
munlcation. Attorney Harry R. Sher. _
wood. of Bridgeport. is representing .
that Dr. Baldwin intends to sue the '.
The-mutter was referred to
(1,018.1...
there was danger if conditions kept on .
ter be' tak-
Committce, presented a 'most'lnter-
«nova
WEDNESDAY, MAY 15’ 191‘
‘-
AT THE
Standard Butler and
. 12-No. MAINSTREET
Best Quality, The Most for Your Money»
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It All 5:155?) gov TOMATOES ................. 20c 1 LARGE BOT. BEST MUSTARD ........... .10 i
1 CAN F ANCTbi AiN'E €616: ------------------------ g: 1 LARGE BOT. SALAD DRESSING ......... .25‘ l.
1 LB. MARROW FAT BEANS .................. 16c 1 LB“ STANDARD COFFEE -------------- '- #25 if V
1 LARGE BOT. CATSUP ..................... 156 3'CANS'ASSORTED‘SOUPS --------- ..... .30 y".
l 1 LB. STANDARD COFFEE ................ 25c 1 ““31 RAISINS ......................... 15. 7'
1 BOX MATCHES ........... . .............. 6c ITRYPHOSA ......... . ............. ’ I '10
~— __._. $3
. - “‘15 $1.15. i
1 LB. OLD DUTCH COCOA ............... .. .35- s C N - - . '
2 CANS PORK AND BEANS ..... . ........... .36- A S EVAPORATED MILK' 14““ “an“ ' -' $13" l‘iJ.
, 1 LB. STANDARD COFFEE ................. .25 SCANS CONDENSED MIDK. 15c can ....... 31,00 _
i ‘(IJAAIItGS'ISO 511113?! 331;: ..................... .10 f 7 CANS PEAS. 15ccan ...... ’ “ $1.00 {l 2' ‘
. ‘LY ........... . ...... .15 ' """"""" ' " In
1 CAN TOMATO SAUCE .................... .10., 7 CANS PINEAPPLE. 18c can $1.00 ,
___ 12 CANS ASSORTED SOUPS. 10c can ...... $1.00 1:,
. $1.31 1 Gal. CATsur; $125 val.- .............. mp
‘3canscoooA’L..... .................. 30o . . ‘ . ' - ‘ A
ggfigggggvgf;§flkfi ............. 280 p a 3%vawgwhfi """"" 33° '
'. 3‘ ......... . .286}. 5 RARE Tom SOAP ‘» """" c
2 BOXES mucus noun ............. 28." s nmym‘ u some _ j j j """""""" 33:
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Councilman .MurphyE'ntade a motion-1mm:- of Wu " '
that the» tarmac! thrown!!!” be coast fFl ammo“ mm to m
acopted:witb.t=hc-np . . “mi“ ‘ .0 or a. in which the total
an audit be “Reminds tit that-cout- “up” will be visible.
mitten not ..be disclaims ‘as‘lt Was
probable that it can frontier valuable fact
assistance in gettln‘p‘ soinc :ll'iiid-l on!
Seavlaw~avanue,_ which '. all not been
acquired fer. 'tlieipubilc.“ rk‘ha yet.
i
ml sun time: 1
committee to close their workp‘and
that further work with regard to the
acquisition of land could be capably
done by city officials.
should be audited and then if foundmons
correct the committee be discharged. ‘
This was carried. This will mean at
ease or the remittance otthe tax hen-l
allies of Levi Podelefskl. recommend‘
ed that a brief hearing be held in
man Eldridge and was carried. .
ln thecuse of the search into thr
title of Call Pasture Beach. Mr. Quin-
lan reported progress.
Councilman Eldridge called for a re.
port on the map of the sidewalk in Baker City, Ora: Pocatello .
East Norwalk, and City . Engineei Green River,Wyo- Denver C llfmho'
Henry R. Minor, presented his inhuman (‘it " ‘ 0 " Gar-
' 2 Y, Kim; Dodge City, Kan;
which showed the course, width and! _
height of the proposed sidewalks onlEmd» 0km: Arkade‘i‘lhittVArkq Yazoo
East Washington street. Fort slrect‘CitY, Miss; Jackson Miss ’ Gray
and chaview. avenue. Hill. 11 ~ .' a", . e.
Councilman Eldridge presented a‘ landoATli’ Leesburg, Fla, and Or-
resolution tliat the courserwldtb and: ' a.
height of the sidewalks, as shown on' M
the. map, be fixed by the council. and - DON’T BE A SLACKERESS
this was carried. and the streets were} -
ordered laid within sixty days or hc-i Nation- Has
fore July 15th. ‘ .
Tile meeting then adjourned.
: equipment.
man's Service l
. Women of the country, Wake Up!
TOTAL ECLIPSE OF tThe time has come for you to act!
SUN ON JUNE {Wherever you are, the government is
. iin immediate need of your help! .
Vialble in United states for First Time", Three lines of work are anemone at2
" since 1900. :least. of which you should be able to
DENVER. 001., May 14.—-—The total do, no matter who. where or what you:
eclipse of the sun forecast to occur on! are; Cliooseit now. * "
June 8 has been postponed for one: First. if you, are incapacitated in
hour. This is not the result of anylother ways, yourcan at least learn to
9'ng in tliifica‘licullttions ofdtheba'strgidi- knit. Thetblind do, thiS’, beautifully.
o ier nor s as o r' -
em Joshua that the ‘1;in Stand :llll. :nd it 3: even recommended as quiet-
but is chargeable to‘the operations oil “g to e insane. Our millions O'f boys
p in service will need plenty of~warm
the daylight saving law as a result .of sweaters ands wristlets next winter
which the clocks throughout the Unit‘ Get busy now ' ” .
ed States. were set forward an hour second. if 37.0“ stop to think of the
on March 31. awful carnage going! on abroad every:
.. Iii-consequence the eclipse will ”9' day, .you- will realize the pressing need,‘
31““ ”9.3V“ 9* “12 .P- m., will 1N3V'vo'fvall tlioitedtOross bandages and sur-l
come total at: 5353 9. ma; will‘DalB:glcal dressings.we.-can . possibly set
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‘7 yencst'heMduuterdand‘jtak _ a
‘ " this‘ fit '
Mt city. where unmmontscam
madevto get’an instructor. Then
. your part iiiLyoufi‘owmi'cofiifortabié
This change in hours will not af-lhome. to help the sick and suffering. $1
the astronomers. however, as Sew for the destitute women and chit.
lthctr-clocks still are adjusted to stand-3 dun.
John. F. McMahon. biotic commit-_ ‘Prenarnuons for observing: the the ' ‘ . .
tee. said that It was the) desire of the eclipse of the sun visible in the animate“: 311633;: $33223“ 1319.
,-States since 1900 and the last untilfibole world is lookingto us forbid: ~
‘1923. are going ahead. rapidly at the We slmply‘can’t fall-those who-«haw;
Unlverslly of Denver observatory. nowhereelse-to tumforthc‘vcrv'no di
lhThe “1th was then changed. so where astronomers from» Yerkes ob. cessitiea of life. Raise all you can for
at it would read that the accounts servatory will» moire. their observe-5 your own-consumption and'tbus lea
[fen that several Shivmbhts of special- potatoes. and all the other vegetables,
the case at the n t ll ti lgrffleizlfgrlnitimmentst “'8 Wimbledthat can easily be storedlwithout can-l
. ex counc nice. rig. . ‘ s s expec ed here in ”19' y _
. ‘l . 11 ng. A few cents cxpendedd'or seedy.
l’l‘lus was made. a motion- by Council-,mlddle of May to begin installing this now will produce many dollars' worth}
P l " of fresh green stuff that possibly will
b ‘ 0 nts at which the total eclipse will keep you from hunger next winter.
! e Visible include South Bend. Wash; The U. S. Department of Agriculture
Chehalis. “ash; Hood River, Ore; will furnish tree booklets on raising-
_bors. Help the. country break its glob;
.iousi'ecord- in world food productions-l
mammals of ‘Every"Wor work:
*‘m'k‘ng‘mm‘mdrm' 0°. .t" at the south Willi
be twomenrylslted the-station. One or 7
do the men: was discoveredw- erudite»
‘» of the window.»by- Jamming»
o posrmnotcrrwbo also conducts tbav
Mym..store and whichtls but: ’.
short distance from the‘railmld .‘stu -
:tion. Postmaster'Gl-een ”unified" 3m
{wrong doing and-’pb’onod SherilIE‘Vi-v
Third. you canproduce food. Todayltm. .
W
GHflD 0.500? WAGE»)
About two years ago a boy of seven" .
ed at Zurich of old ago. His case
wamcxceptlonally uniting. for beam“
the youngest memberof aifamllysm
hadavontlocal repute aaviithlctics. no
Professor Edwwn. Ernst of sen the demandvr'ouv r .
the Yerkes observatory at Green (BRYl="I)Oll’t waste lime and Egongxgfi‘: oldest brother was a first-class boxer;
{Sing}:fizngtzfig‘fhcbmmltt’mpiWis. recently notified Degg Herbert radishoo and .. other such nonessen- prize h -
_- Corporation Counsel Qulnlaiiuin/ ”WA-Howe. head of the department of tlalsh Putin the things that will countl son t 8'31”“ ground. Doom
‘1 Astronomy of the University of Dem next winner—carrots. turnips.._ beetsl
while the younger had won rim-yin
from» all parts of'Europe flocked to
Zurich to try to diagnose the boy's
maladyand effect a successful cure »
butdn valnr ’
Alhtiivplancmmonufactured in the .
Unfmd States for! thor Army.- and Navy?
will bears redv‘whltevand blue bull’s-
eye of threeconcentrio circles. similar —
to theinslgnio of . the‘ulh'ed‘ planes. on
the wings, the verticle--red, (white and
bluoastrlpssi'on ”the :. rudders. . These . '
markings‘wene-zsdoptod— by the Joint;
Army and Navy Techinical Aircraft.
Board and approved by the Secretary .
of War and the ~Secretary of the Navy;
BOSCHEE'S GERMANSYRUP
Here are but three of many lines or Why use ordinary cough'remedbax.
Choose one and» men go .to it. .when Boschee's German Syrup has
lackeress! Oliver Hyde been used so successfuny facility-tyre
everything from a head of cabbage to
a field of corn. and We should put. ev-
ery available food of ground under cul-
tivationat once.
Womonand children make fine garli-
cnors.-Do your part by starting a gur-
den immediately. Enthuse your neigh-
Don't be a s .
Foster of The Wallabies. iyears in all parts of the United Statés-
'_____.________._..._. ,for coughs, bronchitis. coldsrsettled'i‘n
. , .the throat as eci u 1 ‘
' . FGR“ ! . p a y. ung troubles. T!
TWO ARRESTED gives the patient a good night's rest.
ENTERING STATIONS free from coughing, with easy expec~
iteration in the morning, gives naturo
:a chance to soothe the inflamed pat-15.
{throw off the disease. helping the '1';-
.tlent to regain his health—Adv.
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trealu They will be taken: to Mans
field tomorrow morning and have a
hearing before Justice of the Jeacei
George H. Allen. ~The charges- arei
burglary andl.one..,of- thermwlll bci
changed with carrying concealed
weapons. ~_ , .' . ,
The men broke into the West Wit” Justl’lcllll‘e
linglon and South Willington railroad
stations shortly aftermmldnight this
mornmgysndvstoloimilmubooks rand-i ‘.
tickets. Attila Wesb Willingtonsta»
tlon..tWO dress suits cases that con-
tained'clothin‘g of two school tench-l
ers- 'Were‘mutli‘sted: it is‘ said; follow-f
an aswmhcogeébooksfihmli‘tlckcts
Mannie «other things-.5 were-{stolen
n. . ..
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—-Advertise in the Sentinel.
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your will; and family. could have 'V
this Summer if you owned'ftan
automobile. Andl‘nthercis no'rew .
, son why you shouldn't. The recon -“
ditloned and guaranteed carelwe
sell are. the most economicsl‘in .
«upkeep cost, and we offer very at— .
, tractlve terms.
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