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Like a fine watckion‘a greattpcini-t » ‘ as . .
ing, liken beautiful" carving or'an‘ exquisite piece
‘ of pottery, every Nor-walk Tire is madeywith pride.
in combining qualitieothat‘make forttcmellcnoee Io-
is' a hand-moddrproduct‘thltt ,recoréfilthe hand-w
guamntcedmm’lnflcs nndexpeeledwdo better.“ .
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NORWAL‘K- conne’c‘fifl‘r ,,
UIRID TO FILE REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS GOOD COTTON CROP
SUGAR CERTIFICATES. Gertrude Batman and Rae H. Stein- WASHINGTON, June 4,111“. cot-
~ berg i0 Catherine. C. Hill]. LOt and ton crop was in better condition on
:bulldings. 44 Woodward avenue. War. May 25 than on that date in any of
Heirs of Helen E. RaymOnd to Jo. the last ten years. OXCEPISHH in 191]
seph Svalduz. Lot and buildings, lvlatul ”1,. year of "To“; production: the De-
_ “ . ll'mE and BMW“? streets. Willi tpartment of Agriculture announced
Every sugar user to Connecticut tel lrances C. Baits to Juha Lt today in n..- “m Comm rpm," of the
looted by a statement issued byGoerck. Lot and buildings, Stevens’lmmun,
emu-cl Food Administrator Robertlstreet. War. , N0 0mm,” announcement will be
villa and those large users of. Emma}. Wells to Charles “Wellsfnmdo 9,, mp area planted until July.
w 0 require it in their bust-,‘Lot McKinley street .War. {but unotlicial estimates have indit
have failed to apply for the, Mary Ii. Kellogg to Richard 11.0,] a large increase over last year
.Sl-lgd'i' 09m“ ates, may find tlIPVQGOIdl’n- Land “Dd buildings, Bluff: From these conditions. officials feel
.3 dafttultcd their claims to futurc‘avenuc. War. . twig year's crop will be close ,0 rec—
llotments of sugar. it is known‘ Est. of Sarah M. Foster to Sarah} 0rd proportions.
tflmt many large users of sugar arcH. McCarthy. llanbury. Land and}
“dust now comfortably supplied outbuildings. Belle island.
.uley should nevertheless register! Emma V. Pepper to John W. Volt-t
their future requirements so that tlteinter. Lot and buildings on Elm street. PATERSON, N. J" Juue {Mauptt
flood administration may have he War. 'E. C. Thrall. of the Quartermastrt-‘f
. mate statistics on which to base its" Frank H. Gleason to Olga Fubmulngpartment ‘at Camp Merritt. wa.
firofllonment for the hot months moon and Louise 0. Kleino. Lot flntlikilled togny in an automobile “mg.
ppmcltlng. The applications should buildings. Harbor View Beach. War. ttlent in whtrlt three other‘omccrs, it
.sent to the Federal Food Adminis- Frank Soltesv. apd wife to Robert‘captain and two lieutenants were ser-
, ition, Sugar Division, 36 Pearl ’3. Jennings and wife. Lot and build- ioualy injured. Captain Thrall enlist-
lllgs,‘ \Vlllfield street. \Vlil‘. ed in Connecticut,
'fllnutacturers Failing to Obey May
Find Themselves Withotft
CAPTAIN TRALL KILLED ,
of: Miners
_ Cleanse the system of impurities, stimu- "‘
late and regulate the organs of digestion. is
Prevent headaches, indigestion, constipation
and bilious attacks. Keen yourself in topmotch'; ' ,
condition. Feel stronger, and go at your work‘with a
clear head and steady hand. Clear your completion-rand ‘
g brighten your spirits. Become healthy happy and wise, get real 1/
vigor and strength and-accomplish this, once and for all by taking“
f‘T/ze Iargestsale of anymedicine in the world'?‘
.. The very first» dose of this far-famed family medicine willdo' you good and
your only regret will be that you had not allowed them to helpyousooner.
Both‘health‘ and happiness depend upon the condition of yourstom'ach;
liver and kidneys. When these organs are not acting properly,
nature’s demands are not being met and‘obeyed‘. , Beecham’s
Pills are nature's ownrcmedy, for they drive out poisons
from the system and- are entirely efficacious-in the
numerous ailments arising :om defective or .
irregular actions of the organs of digestion. ' Buy
This 'Week in the Cluldren's-Shop
‘5 1 Special offering .ofa little gold ring to
those whose purchasoammntts to one dollar.
\ 0n the Second floor.
Large, convenient Handbags
These are large enough for “going away”
' overf‘Sunday or several days. They are of black
finamdcd carriage cloth, measuring 9 x 15 inches,
‘ of a cut and size to hold a good deal.
I $1.50 look at them.
. Lecthol’Gc‘ods section,
3%
M. .. Main “001‘:
[3‘ it Pumps. .o'r thordsl-
' "‘ Both models are here in let-go assortment
awaiting your selection. The style and work-
manship'isof the best.
$7531 13119 MN»??? fashioned in several styles,
WYElleiliqilil Ludwig!“ afternoon wear at
f Pumps“ ” tosmff'_ wearof dull or patent kid,
‘ also a fine‘atlofiT-ilfid whichliis veryplioble,
' ’ . prices range from$5250 up to $8.00
,, thdras in gray kid or several shades often,
also whitofcanvas, $6.00 to $8.00
, -? ' - Main floor. '
2;
American: Creed
h {I R
‘ Engraved 0d at? heavy handsome card. gold-bordered and
embossed was the national‘emblem 'in gold, and the
' national colors’thls card will be an inspiration if placed
on desk, table, or shelf. It is the otlicially authorized
. fersion and in folder ready for mailing. 15 etc.
"I believe in the United States of America. as a. govern-
flont of the people. by the people, for the people: whose
Susi power- Are derived from the consent ot the governed:
a democracy in a republic; a sovereign nation of many
sovereign states: a perfect union, one and inseparable:
established upon those principles of freedom. equality. jus-
tice, and humanity for which American patriots sacrificed
their lives md‘iortunes. .
"I therefore believe it is my duty to my country to love ll;
to support its Constitution; to obey its inwsz' to respect its
can and. ti) defend it against all enemies."
. l .li Writing Paper
Le Roux'with lined envelopes, an attractive
novelty. Effects in rose, green, lavender, blue
or brown. 50 etc.
At the Stationery Section
Main floor.
. ~. [sub/Md; :65?
in white and corn, finely made,
i
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my. son 4. 3 .
m m ,7, W , . _ . P!
[can to l
. ‘1‘ Buy c _
Marabout
There. will‘be many days, audievcnings when
a. scarf of fluffy marabout will be lllllt'li apprca
elated. (‘apes and Stoles are very becoming and
the soft gray and taupe shades are fashionable.
There is black also.
$5.00, $6.50 to $18.00
" 'l'riu'lming Section.
Main floor.
Special-l Black~Tafféta
Always in style, always becoming
Suitable for all occasions
If you are in doubt~
put on your Black Taf-
, feta. There is a first»-
rate offering new and
i please examine the -qual-
ity. 'As a serviceable ‘
war time material taffeta
is in the lead. This
. Special is thirty—sin
5 inches wide :_- and was ' 5
; made to sell at $1.75
) {7n sale at $13311 yard“
thud noor.
A Mm Atlas
Of all the cou‘) .‘ries of the world in their
present condition Especial war mapafilustras
tions of air planes, cruisers, submarines, destroy—
ers and diners, tanks and tractor engines. Also
geographical information of grcat‘intercst. Srief
synopsis of the Wars of the United States, the
Panama Canal, Census with populations sf all
cities. ..
Price $250
A limited number.
Book Section.
Men's Underwear - .
'All styles for summer days
Union Suits, “Yale” and “Carter” makes,
$1.50 and $2.00
3. V. D. Union Suits, :1 popular model, $1.15
Shirts and Drawers ‘ 60 cts each.
Athletic Union Suits, of finely woven nain-
sook, ' $1.00
Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers.
sleeves and ankle length, a special price,
79 01:3. each.
short
, Neckwear
A new assortment just arrived, Indestructo
Poplin Ties that are pinproof and wrinklelcss,
in embroidered effects. The colors plain but \
with fancy effects in self color. 50 ”01.38. cache .9
.
Main tloor.‘
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’ RECENT PATENTS lSSUED
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lctt. notably the Bridgeport and Wm
terbury State Board No. 8 at Naugh-
tuck and 'State Board ..\‘o. 8 at An-
sonia have exhausted theirlclass- 1
men. General Cole decided to draw
,heavily on the boardr‘fiaving the
most class one men. Nineteen boards
will not. havo'to furnish any‘men at
all. '
Board No 3 of Hartford had
more class one men than the '
mgfisrdfif’l‘lifipfillfi,“333$???” John W. Anderson, New London,
“ ‘ '- " - "‘P” ' valve settling-gear tor ' Diesele en-
(Iw .l . to t ' . sl. .
f case one u it tho. onty Beard ‘gmes;
ltLL
-— tents were issued-May I. 1918;
furnished from the office of
Wooster. solicitor of patents.‘
Main street. Bridgeport.» Conn. .
Henry 0. Costello Bridgeport,
height gauge attachment. for microm-
‘eter calipers.
Edward A. Slye, Hartford,
meter.
Joseph Sachs, Hartford, switch op:
crating device.
Lewis R.’Heim'Dnnbury (3) devise
for feeding rolls for end grinding;
grinding machine, and mil grinding
111$
taclnr
200
sirti
led upon. (it’- Now' . Haven’u oia‘ ton. incubator attachment.
boards. NO' i had to be omitted. Edward S. l‘ioncll. Rldgot‘leld, lay»
a box of Beecham’s Pills today for they will help'
jg] you as titty ’
Have Hitlpcd' Thousands-j
M all With. 25¢. Direction- at‘ world value to cm In viii-oven boa.
tantrum to low groom during the
a
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Hartlord‘éois: Waterbnrv —~ 606 . ,
Stew ’Hrgvego 220:n NET whaling"; °"ttn.'3§£atimtsinEnigmatic vehicle
l amo —~a: cart. 'o.~ . s, ‘ ‘ " ‘
windshield.
Thomas P. Dunno. Mention. propell-
‘ in: mechanism for vessels.
.. ., Peter N. Mullins. Millard. wind-
. l .
nmsmxs common To run. “m” .
INDIANAPOLIS. lnd..~ ms t.»
loam... \ngzt .~,,,,,,,.,,,,._. ,.,,,,,..,.,,. new new or «own cannon
BOSTON. June t in. Franc-to . .l.
. vim-president at tho l'ntml Status.
Plano. of Oakland. (fat. we! installed
HEM. This month: Dr. John A. or president of the First Church at
tho summon-hm. Christ Scientist. at the annual met
out his mum on Mile nun. ill at the Notice cum: rumor.
'Hartford—TG: Board No. 2. Farming-
tton-loo: Board No. 5—«Moriden—25:
Board No. u—‘Ntirwflk-To.
pm.-. ., ..
-' Every man in ’
T0 iNVENTERS 0F STATE,arnty takes the federal oath” at the known as the dual oath. which cow:
The following new t‘ounectlcut pa-ifime of his enlistment.
A. 31-; Wan—7
Noil anti No. 3 in that citv were call- Peter M. and A. J. Aaollne, Tot-ring" ,
-~ osmium ‘ .
jun-‘3
the United States thexational Guard take what its‘
Members of. ers both state and federal service.
< 1‘ ,
%wot%o v ,
Broadway at 103rd Sl.
New‘Yorlt City. '
~~. Room wan ultra-tarot -
. lto norm. mom: “may
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. s-n'rton Ar 'rur. noon. _
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