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Would I pset Market and Af—I
I fect New England Grow~'
ers. They Say
COAL
That’s All
WASHINGTON. June 22.: “'hetherI
or not the 17.000 bales of Java and5
Sumatra tobacco taken from Dutch
\eswls when they were recently requi-
suioned b1 the l lllltd States vtill be
sold in this country has novt becomeI
a (11:t~ ticn ot diplomatic negotiationI
and is in the hands of the 81111: itc-
partment. Congressman Lonergan fil-I
ed with the Shipping Board protests
from the Connecticut Tobacco Assor;
53 Woter Street tiation against such a cou1se, but the,
mattdr is still unsettled. Not only:
Tel. 721. Connecticut months but tobacco men
from all parts of the country have
piotested against the open sale of tht
tobacco taken f1on1 the Dutch ships
on the ground that it will upset the5
market to flood it with such an amount.
at public sale
This would especially affect (“on
necticut growers as the tobacco takenI
from the Dutch ships would be, so'
they say, in direct competition with
the New England tobacco which isI
used for wrappers. The. Shippiti' I
Boaid informed Mr. Lonergan that:
“1107 South “31“ the State Depuitment will that “ith
Flode pull ‘er, son off)”. and Mrl'
C. W Spansier,
street, is sick with measles. Dr. Claik the WWW)" and that It ’8 the I“
Itention ot the State ilepmement to get
1 in touch with the owners and unless:
ithry objett the tobacco will be self
AbIglImb of a no" 0" the CIW‘ in this country. as the U. S Gov-
Plfii‘e in Knight stieet, crushed to the ernment holds itself responsible for
ground on Wednesday afteinoon_Itlte tobacco and fears to keep it
Luckily no Jr.) was in tired. :tl11ougl1 the warm summer on ac-
I II Icount of p1obable detetioration. The
“Goteinment Stes no way to send the
Itobacco to Holland. for which it was
,‘originallv consigned and it is under I
stood will wait instructions from the
18h picnic of the l-nitersalist Church lowners befote taking further steps.
I
at Stamford vi” be held on Thmflsda) l'l‘he three vessels from which the
' l nt 1ls_
June 17, at Roton Point. tobacco was taken are he Com 1
Ithe (‘elebes and the 'l‘einate.
"_ Senator McLean has received many
The first taspbeiries ol’ the season letters and ptotests against the stile
have made their appeatnnce in local and ‘5 dome all in oiscpouer‘ t?
markets. The-y are selling for twenty ”13:53,;th IIIIOIIIISIS 0 ounce ICU
cents for a pint. basket. ' l g
' REAL ESTATE SALES.
is in attendance.
Wedding Rings $3.50 to $9. Brand’s.
The annual Sunday school and p211
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William B. Gillette, graduate‘df the
Norwalkliich School, class of 1917 '
who enlisted in the Navy as machin-
ist‘s mate, left today for the Philad'ct- I
The following real estate transfms
have been filed at the otllco of Town
Clerk Herbert It Smith:
Wilbut Wnldron to Joseph A. Phil-
phio. Navy Yard. Ibrick. lot and buildings, Osborn avo-
‘ nue. War.
—-Pana1nas, caps. O‘Brien, I Elizabeth Stinnt to Freda Pollak.
' 1.1m West Rocks mud. War
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The furniture of Mr. and Mrs. L A Edna B Lewis- to loroda Pollak, lot,
Doheity has been 11 IWestRocksi1oad.\lar.
““9“ mm "W Charles w Miller to Freda P0111111
(Tuxtis place in Knight str,cet to their lot and buildinzs. Ward street. War
119le purchased residence in East Frank W.Shopl1e1d and wife to Ell-
avenue, 7abetl1 Syska. lot and buildings New-
' “.4 .,._. town avenue. \P'lu' (‘ ‘ t to
v e . l‘ hffoi d Hot: ompuny as a e
thigIaptl-onkGé; gm) son a; I‘IIII,a;n‘; the linnis & Guns Companv. the Chi-
I an tegoty, of t IS cit), “I ford Ilotel pr'opettv. South Main
110" engaged as a govetnment inSpec-
street Trustce' s deed.
tor of accounts at the United Statc<l South No rwnlk Smimzs Bank to Hi-
cantonmont .n Metuche, N. J.
P10 Battery corp01atiou.lund and fact-
_....__ 101y. Keyser street. \\ :11'.
I The lint Forming (‘ompnny to Abru-
Yesteiday mowing, the last or n" ham Harris, lot and buildings, Rail
spring, went on reCOId as being the, 10nd avenue. Wnr
tcoldest June day ll! many years with James T. lluboel‘l and othersttoérg-
the mercur te rt 1 'welk Realty tint mprovemen
abov at 51:0 treksd In low as fort lpany. hotel propmty and old bank
e c 0 building Wall street. \Vai.
Alfred E. Austin to Stephen D11ka
and wife lot, Austin avenue War.
Local sheaths reflect the need that.
the. soil plainly shows for moisture.
Thelast few rains were very light,
and the gardens are beginning to suf 1 WASHINGTON June 20 —-Publish-
for, while the streams are lower than (us were again urged by the Fed'ral
one gencrhlly finds them at this sea- ITrade Commission to reduce consump-
EODI} . .‘tion of newspaper in a statement to-
———~—- ’1 I day showing there was no great saving
One of the most. interesting feafl in May, following a previous appeal.
iures of the class day exercises at thel There was a slight decrease in the per-
State Normal 50110011 in anblll'lfilmentage of returns, free copies, "overs"
W95 the. elections held 3399?“ “Vi and “arrears" of all’pubilcations using
112:0. hilt kept secret until yesterday. newsprint, but a considerable increase
'MlSS Mildred Main, 0f Nomalk was in the percentage of returned copies
"016d the “105i romantic girl. or semi-monthly and monthly period-
I 1 tools. '1'h'
There was some improvement in
conditions in May, but the consump-
tion still was so heavy that there was
very little gain in newsprint stocks
and the consumption of periodical pa-
per by magazines and periodical pub-
lishers exceeded domestic production.
A total of 24,313,769 copies was print-
ed daily by 653 newspapers, reporting
in May. The weekly circulation re
1;. ported was 7,755,101 oopics and month-
" l1y 9,713,861. ‘ \.
SHOULD USE LESS PAPER.
A westbound freight stalled In the
"sag" near Berkshire Junction this
morning through the expiration of
the working hours of the engine
crew. held up trains into Danbury
for half an hour. The train for
Poughkeepsle, the Litchfield branch
train and the New York express from
Pittsfield, were the passenger trains
'delayed by the freight train.
Bifwlisaa -”
on'r nnnnv‘ron GRADUATION
oxronns, PUMPS AND sauna
or goes ammo . orionrbio ‘
faculties by reason of age or
illness—some agency must thI
employed which will be as ,
faithful to him as he would
be to himself. _ - 1-
0ther' essentials are ex: ~
paienoe, ability; permanence?
Our'displby'of the newest pat-
terns, last: and colors will interest
,walk tun-l nit-.1 for the walk rm:
WIND LET'S” I
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List of unbiased irtlf'n‘ at m So: '
June 2:. fits.
Morn-I. 10!, A.
O Brien. Mie Ruth. D m “. M m-
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klIWasoxt. hits t‘. I I." r I l)! m
M. J. liO‘VARlIl. l’. .‘l I _”_
ADVERTISE!) Lsrrene I 59.2.! TOOLS ‘N ON!
South \‘otualk (‘onn w .m
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”we 3‘3 ‘5” :Jcfidhkfi .
List of undainnd lPtlers ad‘Itl‘llSt‘ldI‘ gain-mm . . I
for the ueek ending June 22,1918: IO-Jnfi-K: Dfln_
11;. ll. Brown. 1 I yfi toil/Iliad Huh"
.1 S .3 , . was. endu'
5.33:2.“ l #1: ‘" “11' 32:! “m
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Miss Betty Sylvii Unify. 3:111 hum .11
Miss 1.. Gum ‘ “Wu‘fltnn...”
Miss Kuvanagh care Smart Shop. Winn-lam]
Miss Rose Lipscomb, Gen. Del. Cant-nib. dd.“
Mrs. Flora McKay, cor. Raymond St.
1). Mallet tieturned‘ to writer).
Manes Jewelry (70., 71 Chich street.
0. Pesco. 66 Washington street.
P. Roeman. "
Mrs, Doris Suppolle.
Lil's. 'vaiyvn, 4 Ric's street.
ANDREW laEARY.
Postmaster.
MTEIAN I'F'GM CO.
In W! I.
ALBERT ll. MORGAN
PRICE sumo Sell It! Drum
'l‘tntin with each bottle or mulled on we».
run EVANS media" co: cmcmum...
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-—Advertlse in the Sentinel.
z’II The War-Time" I
Summer Sports Frock
Combines a Delightfully Femi-
nine I'Irilly Blouse-with a Smartly
Simplc Skirt Easy to Make, Yet
With Undeniable Style.
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Pictoi'ial Review
Patterns for July
Provide an Interesting Variety
of the Very Newest and Most
Becoming Models. Don’t Fail
to See the Latest Designs for the
1 Fashionable Gingham Frock in
The Summer
Fashion Book
mane 1M7~IO cent:
Bklrl 7sat~~zo ocuu
James Donnelly
FERTILIZERS
SUPER PHOSPHATE OI" LIME, BEEP MAW,
OUL'l'U'RAL Lilla, LAND PLABTL'R. ‘0“.
ALL FAVORITE BRANDS A'l' WHOLESALE AID,
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RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-3 137 Washington St.
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is so varied in character that
one must be hard indeed to sat-
isfy, who cannot furnish a
'home or a. room from our col-
lection. There are examples of
every accepted style in various
grades none of which is un-
worthy, which gives so com
plete a. choice both as to style
and price that everyone can get
exactly what he or she wants.
ANGEVINE FURNITURE CO.
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Now that the liberty” Loan is over, BUY WAIR SAVINGS
STADIPS, which sell for “,1? this month and lo additional
oh month thereafter. ,_
25 pennies buys a. THRIFT STAMP. .
EVERY LITTIEBIT HELPS TO WIN THE WAR—DO
roun‘ m. ,_ ,
The’City National Bank
South Norwolk. Oonn.
and vigilance and all there.
no the stock in trade of the .
The South Norwalli I
anyone of you.
ELECTRICIANS
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I ”he urinary um
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South Norwalk
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Pull Line—Fine Assortment
ALSO PAINT AND VARNISH AT LOW PRIOEG.
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING
141 Washington Street. A' COHEN South Norwalk.
CORSETS
You on avoid the evil of bad corseting by having a trial
fitting at our store, where the bent of corset advice will be
given you gratis. ;: .1
We invite the test, for it in the moat-convincing proof we
know of.
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» ‘J‘ M-L‘.
88 WASHINGTON 8T.
MORE OF THE WILLOW FURNITURE
Ideal for porch or cottage, big roomy Chairs, Rockers and
Settees, in a variety of new designs.
REPRIGERATORS, ALL SIZES
Lined with tile, enamel or galvanized iron. At very reas-
onable prices.
Free auto delivery all over the city and to all surround-
ing towns. .
RAYMOND & SON
wot ml nigh on lorwnlk.
Como Here for White Shoes
A big and varied stock in high
and low models, as well as Ten-
nis Shoes, Yachting Shoes and
Outing Shoes.
All Kinds of Reliable Hosiery.
CONNEALLY 31 BRACKEN
81 Washington Street. South Norwslk.
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Practical -.Gradualiou Gills
Sheer, Embroidered and Lace Trimmed Handkerchiefs.
Lingerie Olups and Pins.
A variety of White Satin Gauze and Spangled Fans.
Silk and Silk-Fibre Hose black, white and colors.
Silk Gloves. .
Middy Blouses and Smooh, all white and white with colored
~v
trimmings.
Dainty Nook-Fixings, indispensable for the completion of the
smart summer frocks or suit.
I. I. MALLETTE
uwn'morons'r. scorn 1103mm
CENTRAL HOTEL
roomsit'r‘ymtho day or- woek. Steam heated. electric
llk‘llu‘ Ind nu.
I I Win “DEW
» The"
'h'ustCo
White Electric Co.
o loam OlmtntlmI
m “ interns.
Onto attached; A180 Murat. Italian .
“Durant“.-
“ultimo-stud
m mm‘“
ed out of building notes-lab. hr
bar and nearly every other it.
o; "likens entering into the mu
0 nu in; repairs, or robmld .
after 1 Ire. 1".
llllaytoud Co.,luc.
5 RAILROAD AV“!!!
30m NORWALK, OOH. ‘
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F. S. AVON
Job Pruning
So. Norma":
Dr.l.ll.Mallery
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momma. 801mm
Em.»11:80a.n.,7to£’.-1
A. M. WOOSTEi , 7.1
2:13:31: "1&9
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? bms 12'1“:an Ii.
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BNDGEPOFT. CONNECTION»
Cure That Cold By
Takintr 1
WHITE PINE COMPOUNIL
WITH TAR
r. n. BAXTER
DBUGGIST I
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:25
Smith. Underwood.
'nemington. all cl).
1 makes, sold, mm
repaired. Repair“
per month. Machia-
soid at 85 per month.
1' PLUMBER
YPEWRITER EXCHAN
150 Falri'lold Ave" Bridgeponfacom
REBUILT TYPEWRITERO
fi—l
OALL US UP 2
and we will rush our trouble lit-i
right around when something like I
thin happen. in your homo. If your »
PLMING
is defective antiquated, umnlluy
or worn oul, have no make
my wit-In or imu a. ‘I
mm o! I” w ?
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Josame A SPECIALTY i :5
1 Plumbing and Hentln'
Tel. 1354
North Main 8!. South Norma; II
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THE NEW “SCIENCE
ozrmn'tou or" cmndpuc'm
Chiropractic la the definition of no
.cause of the disease and the art OI
adjusting the same. Disease is cause.
by a wrench. twist or sprain in ill.
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain I.
later life in the different ornu ad
limbs.
Chiropractor: remove the cam ‘
disease and pain, health is room
through harmonizing the nerv’o'uh
tems.ln- your body. Female trouble.
given special attention; also cum
turoof the spine. You will never II
gret giving the Chiropractor I chum
to help you.
Magnetic treatments liven also.
1’. FRANCIS, D. C.
34 Washington St. Bolton-11:. Om
Graduate from Palmer School
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
Tot. Office, 1069-8: Home I08.
27 WASHINGTON OT.
NEW RED MEN’S BUILMNO
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WOMEN’S
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