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Evening sentinel, Monday, July 8, 1918 · page 12

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'ING SENTINEI; ”mama. «n

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

W‘RECRUITING FOR ‘
It is said that one of the Mt menace: that confronts THE TANK CORPS;

. a! Bell that we America today is the inmaed ratio of the population which HARTFORD, July 3.4.1.... _0f mm. 1
' » “3°” 1...... ~ ‘m ”hm ... rented 2.3....- as‘ . at... or renters .. aw... “i m... l a

and be % W in patriotism—mend notpay much amntbltothewel- “he-National Army have s new ‘oupor- l
N orwolk 3 Leading Dry Goods Store

 

 

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sunny to 10111 that unit when Lieuten

fare of a country in which they do not own anything. It is easy mt John R. Macmllau visits Hart-
' - . . ford on July 18 for the purpose of se-
toget 8 man to fight ‘6! hi! home but It is hard to 391': 8 m culing recruits Connecticut has suit

.- . . . 1i d 100 l i tman-

to walling}? Mi far a landlord or boarding house. £03.: 23’3“. T;;;e&§6§'3:§?:fgh me . *
. -- - - - mri‘li A.'l c,l"edeldirec- ’ '

It is this idea which resulted lathe collapse 01 the Russian “:9; four C3239“??? 3: were United F o r P o rc h, C 0” a g e or C a mp

tinny as the rank and file was made up of landless, homeless States Public Service Reserve and the
‘ War Sen 1ce Exchange. Government

t d th I 0d t, ht l f t ' 5 , . . ' '.
”as“ ’ “ °’ '° “‘ ° '1‘ ”3" °’ “ °°‘“‘ ” m s::*.:*:..1::l.rss.n: $32,133.12} COUCH HAMMOCKS~0I rehable materials .rcasouallly prlccd. ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

none is given more
to make a modest
“tie found what

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' 99111283; if“ to “mid! they owned nut Litut. Mac Millan will meet plos—
r.‘ “‘J . .gi‘ . ‘.">5' hj.Kl '. r.
m . . . . 1 I It takes no me money to w for a home "dim i:;_‘i.t..::‘lgi“s..it .L....:’l£i':,..z. WOVEV llAMMOCKsu—Colnpletc with stretchcrs and valance, in
an”: “:2“ gin like through a building and loan association than is required to two days. Applictlnts should make If
rm“ min! tug Pairent upon the same premises and will take no more capital i11H,““lltllwn‘l‘isllthan,“ amt. Kmfll many 3‘ adive color Cinnbmauons.
. .il-ut. . am i an encore s iculcnan
. till! 5%, a few ' ' ' - 'l‘. “l_ C' b1,‘~* d .17 h ~.. .
. - wherett hurts We "”m “m” "8““ “mm" ‘° the “mg °f “1° W“ than .i“...‘..‘:‘...°.‘i“ “““i ‘ e “ CREX RUGS—Tllal are too well knoWu to need extensive de— i
wonder if we re . would be reQulred for those same people inthe payment of rent. frlle Tank Corps is taking uwncl ' l l
M according.“ the - Build NOW, for your ohm protection and pocketbook. 32:31:? iéilfffidgfggggt"; 0‘12: fill: Scrip Ion- l

‘i"il:..°“.il.l:'i. $2§‘:§3.§1.§$.J§'32’i‘.l§ OVAL RUGS~—0t iclt or grass. Just the thing tor odd corners.

other branch of national service. ill

35.31; tutti.‘3:.'L?.2l§.‘;°£:’2.:3.i2 Till: FAMOUS Vlllltlll PORCH SCREENS—Far superior to any

The Hatch 6 Balley Co."

 

 

 

 

 

i d-bl d d t fl 1 d who
.ggsifixmkf. “than other make. With the patent ventilating device. All widths
11 All applicants are required to we in stock

 

 

 

 

 

‘ I ‘ scss soldieriy qualil es of cculagc. ‘
earance a e land initiative, combined with a phy-

Isique equal to the emergencies of this

imotmizcd unit Because its limits met“ ‘

After a few bl“! week. or Selling we find our “09k With .iillcd with men of high standards lllcn

odds and ends, broken Bite ranges, styles we cannot re—order, ,lally and physically. llle Tank lull» CHll-D WELFARE CAMPMGNS
The leading Outfitters in Norwalll :'

 

 

 

 

 

Etc. In order to clean house of these (all this season ’3 march lemme 10 “law“ a“ "mm“ "1”"
andige n 1 sonllr'l second to none. in the army 0- Six! 4” 1- ‘ -

h t)hg’oeuo is eat money saving prices. Lots are small and day. This Mm pmim only 811mm, y e own: In he state Trymo to .y
w on ey are c oiled out they cannot be replaced. So the old Mnmmm .0, me mm mm. l Reduce Infant Mortality. '
tip, be on hand bright and early. One dollar here buys as much Early plomollons are one of that
as two dollars elsewhere in the line of Women’ s and Mines' .promlnunl incentives for join us 1hr" HARTFORD July gummy“...

Coats, Suits, men“: Skim. wall“ and POWioOatfl. Come ”Punk (“”1“ Enlisted “‘0" WM w'” towns in (‘onnectilut hale inauguletod
and save money "Mk" “0"" “mm“ '0' 0mm mm hild l .
l missions will be sent to a school oi ill " “0 1311 campaigns to reduce in-

sllllulons at Gettysburg P11. A one tam mmmlitt aud‘ueale bettcrllealth "

THE PARIS month's course is required and mcn'conditlons, a statewide task that is be-
.who duality are commissioned m |)l.1(‘ .ing undertaken by the Child Welfare

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE Wt on ”‘9 eligible “M‘ mummified recently appointed by the
. ‘ 0mm Moo o W llan’s '1' es 0
33 ‘90. Mal" St. SO. Namath ALL MURMAN glue Connectlgut girlie Cofnt‘c‘l‘l “(it Do{ '

COAST BREAKS ’{cnse Communities that lluvc passed
WITH RUSSIA tllo iil~t phase of the campaign the .~.

th‘ltllllllE and measuring touts are now

‘ gamma" mm In" one) :bcing 111 Led to considcr and meet lh ‘; .
The. Norwalk Line ._.. Wt .. mm m... ‘

. Englishman. one Frenchman and 111ch The crclllion of public sentiment llll|

FaSl Freight serVice Between This City * Russian. .. favor of one or more public llralth.

'I‘llc ports of Murmansk and \l . ‘
nurses in el'cry community is the first. i ~

and Ne‘v York angel are the two main outlets of .
e lilo nllltll. At both these buses slcp in "N‘- follow Ull campaign of child.
quantities of supplies. some or which conservation. Communities arc ox~.

u n u 9 ~
Steamers Ella and Armflagc 8’98"”! ' |“"'“‘ “WWW“ ”0‘“ “‘9 l'nitcd 9'1”” period to assume the rosponaibilityi"

lbciolc the‘ Russian ielolulirm. have

 

 

 

 

We Open Charge Accounts
with respectable wage camera}
it

men and women. Here you get i
fitted from head to foot. it

Flelght accepted at Norwaik and South Nol walk from 7: 30 to 5: 30 how assembled m" “m“ “m' it 0 “some” “f a ”Pr I ‘ ‘5
p. m. for actively at Plot 45, East Riter. Foot of Jackson street. In June of mm year gm. Finnish Millage 0f deft‘CU‘e (llildlen through i... "4
New York, 7: 00 o'clock the tuiiowluu morning h‘reia ht received t ‘ I‘U' ‘
Pier 45 East River \‘ew York. {10111 7: ’0 u. to. to 5 l). m. Steumegs lovelnlllcnl cllyc dflg‘lruan to ”w the weighing and measuring MM 1 8
I v ‘ v . GOH‘llllllt‘nl that il had um All at ii iii vli l l ' b—‘
.lcaving picr 45 East River, New York at 3 o'clock I d Rum!” .‘ ' to p M “ H ‘ cmp at N ‘
d“ y Run "i lmt‘lll-lm “r ““3““!an tho ““0“ ll( llcllltll million and which have com-i

 

 

 

once to .
p d -- ‘ . . " ‘Mlll'lllull coast. but only that 1W it i lh lh
[hundred to Finland iii an calli-lr no” P ““1 lug and ”935‘“an

mum . _ ~ an... m .1... ““451",. (Mummem buv Itcnts llaVe found the program of wotk

in the lam-l part or till-.11 month it among the childrcn so llllponaut that

was rcporlcd that. Finns and GP! they hate. added to thcli corps of pub:
is the time for you to invest in a Cloth suit or Coat

 

 

 

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Schultze's Beetsteak Specials
f 2l§.;“‘.'.‘il“'t~.ii‘.‘.i“.;“‘..“i'°or .. x Sirloin Steak . . 38c lb

toward Kgnd'laskn and from Koplgfiicld directol of the Child Welfare

by the Rom river toward Kern 'l‘lloy Committee P ,1: h S k '
. “9"" ““3“ ““de 1‘ minim-Vt rall- . Fenland was the first town in 11:2. 0 er ‘ ouse tea ' o C I
road} 3:02? 5°“); 20%“ m“ ‘rfifogaiémmlc to report its weighing and mods
I 0
391 $111.13.? 03m 9. 3.13m M mm “mm.“- comm", Wm... Cun- ; Fancy Groceries and Salad Specialties for the Picnic
_J_ ! their territory could onlv be saved nan “as the first town to make a sum-1 BaSket

from the aggression 0f the Germans nutry of its child welfare work. The:

i‘““' m. .. ........ .1... M an... .... measuring .1... Watch our Tuesday~ Specials For Both

mans “etc. slcnlllly advanc 11g lowmd lic health nurscs according to the m”

 

as the prices are marked very low. It will be a de-

cided ,savimr for you to buy at the

EVcry Woman’s Fashion Shop

"l'rnu shop or GENUINE venous"

i3 Main Street - Norwalk

llll Br-49Cl

Very Best Creamery Butter Fresh Made. Try
it—You will like it.

Walter Baker’s Breakfast Cocoa ............. 21c
Golden Santos Coffee . .. . . . . .» . . lb. 20c. 5 lbs. for 95c
WholeGrainRice ..............1 . . 31115. for35c
ClassALocanberriesmercan. 35c

Arlnot Measures of Dotense.

 

- __ est number of babies was New .Hawml ' ' a
’ .fifisxflgcmfii. 3:1", 1118.; {ifiigfai its grand total being approximaetly 14:1 markets WI“ 0080 3! N00“ Every
coast recently appealed to the Allin” 000. Physicians and nulscs engaged; « o *
' I 0"“ ”“11 Filled “0"“1‘3 Bl K013 ’0' in the campaign estimate that 3. 000 of . wedfleSday Durlng Jilly & AHQIISI.

'l‘m'eCHO“ German ”0099 are ’9' the babies will need medical attention

l
fglfjedletfdg: 12°21‘12" “1:203: 32(13th correct various detective conditions

" d th failure of tho Bolsheviki Gov- l‘ ~ , ‘ ' . . I.
. .gllnmén: to resist the penetration ' lLITTLE VACATION FOR CONGRESS W S sanitary Markets t

lthe enemy has led the inhabitants tol _

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

‘ndopt their own measures of defensed Nation-Wide Prohibition Ind Water NORWADK. SOUTH NORWALK. : P
I With America"' mm“ "m Power Lecitlatlon Mattel-a Up ’ United States License No.117,903. P,
French naval forces guarding n lurgo ‘ .

{stone of war supplies at Role and WASHINGTON. July tin—Nation

 

 

 

 

 

' along the railroad the Murman coast wide prohibition as a we r emergencyl
; 113 one Of the possible fieldsEfor ‘01" manure and water Dowel legislation:
3i eratlons by the allies in the “t un urged by the Administration, were he-

lcy to . rd Russia _
Vlgglleigg' genus: ibeen 23mm“ by fore Congress when it resumed work to

‘President Wilson at tho while day, with all hopes of an extended
THouce conference «yesterday. Just summer vacation abandoned

‘what form of activities will follow "mi The prohibition issue came up in
d” ”‘8 new ”mm‘“ “W 9"“- i“ "e the Senate with the $11 one one Emel-

, lieved to rest almost wholly with it l
. supreme war council at Paris. and if gcncy Agricultural Appropriation bl“-

‘ anything like a plan of action has' All leaders expected u‘bitter fight.
. been worked out by the council no in- l The House planned to disposool' the
itimatlon 0f ll. has been KlVfll‘l here iWnler POWGI bl“ dur- 111% me day Wllh

’ i In the absence of any word froml" .
‘1. Ambassador Franc? a sum, Jung .1. in view to thlee day and weekend rc-

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

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Van Camp 8 Eva 01'3“ l k the. State Department has been obllg- 095939 whilenwaitlug completion 0““
Instant Postum D, d M l , can 2'5 d igc ed to lely upon the most indirect and Index War Revenue bill by the House
' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' -' ' ' ' ' ' ' ------- C an C .. uhsatisiactoty leports of what is go iWays and Means Committee Having
Mueller S Macaroni . . . . . . . .2 DkES. 25C '. if“ ‘ml .n mass“ d The ‘85"- (1111345306: completed hearings the committee to
. rom tie am ease or tenor e 19 m‘
Chamberlin’ s Dried Beef sliced to order. , m. 6, local cm, authorities m “ch day began limiting um, legislation.

. angel. capital of the proy2nce of ihal Hearings before the“ senate Inter

- name in which Kola is located. The state Commerce Committee on the.
Helsllelikl had seized the officials on House resolufion authdrizlng the ”as.
. charges of disloyalty and some of the ident to take OVer and operate durinc

- risoneis usaed ”11011 b Volo do.
grhere Ambassador F‘rl‘mcfls is locagted, {the war teleghaph telephone, cable and
on their way to Moscow ‘ liadi‘o systems Were not expected to be

“‘3" gin before next Week. Postponement

'FIXlNG RESPONSWILITV FOR Dls- :Lof the m1 kg at Western Union telo

' ~ . ASTER I lgraph operators called for today was

“MBA “» Jilly 3~"With federal not expectellkto cause deldy in Senate
laud state oliicials already at work and action on the resolutioii. ' ‘

a strong probability that the Tuewell

County May Grand Jury will he coro- chORElD SOLDIERS CITED FOR

veiled. every effort is being made to

Libby’ s~Corned Beef. No. 1 can. . . . . . .

A. F. Beckmann &Co.

83 .81 85 Washington Street Philliefflli5i’

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

EARTHQlJAkE TnsMons FELT Smng&Summer

‘ enavclw . . . wasmrow, July S—An Sam'; ' SUitS ' ' “
tlx responsibility for the. disaster to ' ' ‘ ‘ quake of considerable intensity and} ’

f WITH; THE MERE” WY W centered about 2.500 miles from Wash For Men and Young Men

 

 
 
 
 
 

. sunday, July 7. lAssoclat ington was recorded on Georgetown

Henry 30111130“ and Robert selenium: he this morning. Tremors
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