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Evening sentinel, Monday, June 24, 1918 · page 7

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INDIE; Wit: 19:13

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. calico frocks seen in the better shops

 

Burris Ri Baas

COAL
That’s All

53 Water Street,
1'01. 721.

 

Ibear price tags ranging upward 0‘3
.20. u

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Treasury Receives $612, 606,-
975 1n First Three Days of

 

W.— MEN ACROSS THE SEAS
WASHINGTON, June 22. —Nine hun-

 

Iacross the seas. General Mafih told g
.
newspaper correspondents at the week-_

gly conierence 'today. These incfudeI;
Weak "" 9V8!" Billion to the troops shipped £10m all Americanli

Com—Bmks Meeting Silk I ports of embarkation .
uation Without Sign of The United States today is ...e

. 101 pl“:
Siren o n Si;rin-.monl11111 ahead 0‘ "° ”my“
gene; r Mo 9? - ing an army in F1 311°9- General March

said.
WASHINGTON. June 22 ~luoomo . 1
and excess profits taxes are coming PPOI- T N Carver 0f Harsard Uni
into the treasury at the rate of a fifth l versity, says “Anyone who, in these
of a billion dollars a day. Receipts days 01‘ impending doom buys any
from this source for June 19 as shown I thing which h? 11088 “0‘ 11806 ID? his
in today’s treasury statement 211-93222. Ihealth strength or efilciency, is hiring
806 31‘? Pm the day prmious they some one to do something which is uu
were 8203 540.815 and the day before necessary lie is hiring some one to
that 8186260, 282 .stay out of th eessentlal industries?
This makes a total of income and He is competing With the. Governmentl
excess profits taxes paid into the tt‘ueu‘s for materials and man power which I1
ury for the first three days or this needs to Win the W111 and pieserve the
week of $812.,606 975, far more than liberties of mankind. '
.1 any previous year’s total The grand
total of income and excess profits taxi Some one has said: “it one of ourI
payments into the treasury for thelboys hesitated as long in going over

 

 

 

 

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year is’ 81. 376 731, 959. Nearly a bil- the top as some people do in buying
lion and a hall more is to come before 1 Liberty bonds or War Savings Stampsfl 1
June 25 he would be couttdnartinled and shot!

While many of the heavy payments , i’or cowardice. And if the some punI
have been made in certificates of in.iishment were meted out to non-com-I

 

 

 

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Miss Myrtle Sculiey. a teacher at the
is confined to her

Franklin school,
home onMonroe street with illness.

 

'——-Plneopples tor cannlno.’ $1110 doz.
.Ghlotto's, Ratlroad avenue. Phone 11.92.

 

Miss Mary Drumm. of Lexington
avenue has accepted a government po
sition in Washington.
for that place today.

 

There ate those who report a slight
flurry of snow early Sunday morning.
a somewhat unusual occurence on. the
23rd of June

 

Stop dreading a hot ironing day.

ironing with an elecuic iron, and
comfort. Complete line at Donnelly'sJ

 

Owing to the War Savings rally iii-yen

, the Norwalk Armory. this evening, the
Red Cross will not meet, but will be
open for work on Wednesday .evening,
the same as usual.

 

The present. weather
promote
formers say that the season has been
most favorable for grass and a large
hay crop is in prospect. ‘“

A patriotic service of unusual in
(crest will be held at the First «M. E.’
Church next Sunday evening at which'
time Mayor Clifford B. Wilson 0!
Bridgeport will deliver an address.

 

 

rli‘rost has caused considerable dam

D. C., and left.

Save your time and fuel and do youri
in‘

is too cool to;
the. growth ot.corn. hut.

debtedness. much of the huge sum of batonts for financial cowardice an
payments now coming in ”magenta; awfululot of people would be shot at.
cash withdrawals from the banks of dawn

the country. in addition many of the

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dred thousand men have been shipped 8 ROW“! 8%.

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F‘ederal reserve ‘banks have called the
full amount of the 20 per cent payment
due on the third Liberty Loan. May 25.
The entire installment must be paid in
. lull by June 25.
Despite this heavy drain of pay-
ments, the banks have met the situa-
tion without a sign of strain or money
stringency. Payments that a year ago
would arouse fears of panic and disus
ter are being made without the slight-
est effect upon-the business and indus-
try of the country and the general
financial situation.

 

 

iCALICO To BE POPULAR:
‘ RECALLS OLD HOOPSKIRT

According to the atheist sources or

the National Garment Retailers As.
sociauon calicos. so quaint in design
that they recall the poke bonnet and
hoopskirt age. will be popular for the
iprenent summet and spring of‘next
Im This is what an authority on the
:subject says:
1 Anewcomet in the field is on old»
liashioned, doveerav calico frock with
lcollnr, culls and crushed belt of law-
ender orgundio, edgcod with a narrow
white trill. The waist is a surpllce ‘
;efi'ect with long ends that tie in the
back into graceful “fly ”away bow.
Tho tight sleeves are tied at the wrist
with bow of narrow velvet. ribbon.
and are edged with organdia Wartime
simplicity is obtained by the Quaker-
llike skirt laid in wide plants.

“Other models. both simple and
«tetchinc are of the Eton variety. Vests
ltrlmmed with groups of tiny pearl

buttons 111a seen. being fashioned or

Cootnme 7000 Nocturne
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PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS tor JULY now roody

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886 to garden truck and tender plantslllnen, orgnndle, or voila in' white or
in SBCIIOIISK (If Litchi’leld county dur-‘ contrasting COIOI‘S. SIKII‘IS M be elm
lug the unusually cold weather or the ther shirred m. pleated but the drllr
last few days, but no lnstsncea °-' ed skirt ls absolutely taboo Tucks and
that nature have been reDOI’IEd t1‘1““I111itles are effective trimmings for

 

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FERTILIZERS

sum PHOSPHATE 01' mm, SHEEP mm AGEI-

 

this immodiato locality.

 

'Delegatlono L clitoral Arcanumltesc

(rout NorWalk ore arranging to
Seaside Council. No 709, in Bridge-
port. Wednesday evening, when the
Supreme Council officers will be pre-
sent.

 

The first club dance of the season
woo.~heldat the Country Club Suture
dugevontng. and was largely attended.

' 'Woo Wallace’s orchestra. furnished
tits-music. The next danc'e will be
held-mobealurdc‘y evening.

 

Thoi'ollowlng were appointed mem-
hero 0! the Republican County commit-
tee at the Congressional convention

held in Bridgeport, Samrday' atter‘

ternoon: Milton Fossendeu, Frank E.
Ballard, Harvey 1P1 Bissell, Charles A.
Mallorzg'w. M. Reynolds,W WM. An-
derson. ill. E. Crowe, E. W. Kneeu,H

McKenolo; Alexander 1E. Robinson. A.
C. Wheeler. T. J 11am: and Walter

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visit:

trucks 0! this description.
"Simplicity and economy. unfortua
inately, do not go hand in hand. The

 

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ALL FAVORITE BRANDS A! woman no
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The Evening Line-Up
Both children and grown-ups, with .

coughs: and colds. are all the better for
o done of Foley’ 9 Honey and Tar at

bed limo. It words all croup. .Itops . l
tickling throat. and hacking coughs. l
and make: an otherwise fcvcrish,1lccp~ .
lea night of coughing and dilll’ul.fl
quiet and restful one.
BROWNSVILLE. TEXAS. Mr. Choo.
Bohr. writes. ywilc would not think of
. mint our other cough mediclne, u Foley‘s
Honey and Tor lo certain to bring quick relief.
lt lo especially cl v: in ma oi bod nought.
nod we give it to our children and recommend
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I 1 , homaor a. room {rumour col-
.. lectlon. There are examples or
' ‘_ every accepted style in various

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in so varied in character that

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isiy, who cannot furnish a

grades none of which is un-
worthy,1which'~ gives so com-
plete a choice both as to style
and price that everyone can get
enctly‘v‘vhat he. or she wants.

 

 

WALL PAPER. 5c and 10c Roll

141 wolhington Street.

a

Phil Line—Flue Assortment
ALSO PAINT'AIIDVARNISH AT LOW PRICES.
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING

A. COHEN
South Norwalk.

 

 

 

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Ion-con avoid thoevil of bad coasting by having a trial
‘ Moron: am, when the best of corset advice will be

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Wo invite the test, for it is the most. convincing proof we

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MORE OF THE muow FURNITURE
Ideal for porch or cottage, big roomy Chair‘s, Rockers and
Seneca, in a variety of now
REFRIGERATORS; ALL SIZES
Lined with tile, enamel or galvanised iron. At very recs

Free auto delivery all over the city and to all surrounda

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K big ancilizvanicdcstockzint high.

and low models, as well as Ten-1
nis Slices, thhliing Shoes and.
, Outing Shoes.

Alljilimis :oié'Reliahlc hosiery; .
CONNEAELEY 81 BRACKEN‘

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1 Now thottho liberty Loan is over, BUYWAI'SAVINOS.
,“whichr-sell‘lor “.17 this month audio addition!
5 each‘month thereafter. ,,,,,,
7 211 pennies buys-o monsoon.

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Prachcal Graduahott Gills

Shear, Embroidered and Lace Trimmed Handkerchiefs.

Lingerie Clasps and Pins.

A variety of White Satin Gauze and Spangled Fans.
Silknnd Silk-fibre Hose black, white and colors.

Sill: Gloves. .

WNW cndSmockI, all white and white with colored

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tents in your body. Female troubleo
given. special attention; also m1
. tune or the spine. You will nevet I- 1
mt giving the Chiropractor o chonoo
whole m» .

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wisp you would not Who'- _ _
once. The same rem ”1
prompted you to cum m
should, upon due inquiry. I” I
ish you perhaps to tab mm
insurance. Madman“!-
ed cost of building Wilt
bar and nearly every other 1111- ,
or expense entering into the mot ‘1
or making repairs, or re- 1 =1 v I
alter a fire.

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REBUILT TYPEWRRTE”

and we will rush our tmubio
right around when something”...
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or wornvou't, hovomo maltomoooos-
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MODEK‘PME
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DEFINITION or: CHIROPRAmII

chiropractic 11111119 Mouton MOO
cause or the divansoénnd the m K‘.
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by- a wrench. twin or up in M
back. Even if domain mood
creates pinched nemlgmnd-tm .3,

later life in tho din'orent organo and. ‘
limbs.
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Magnetic treatments given and.

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