Evening sentinel, Monday, July 8, 1918 · page 7

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' 35%;" V V I}: V balici front When the Germah wur
lords command an advance at any coax,
' é shock troops are sent forward to buy ‘
yaids of ground E’Vlutll {houawdh of;
lit es, "buy the American agricultural
,“shock troops" advance in a dlfiei‘cut
manner. They are town mop who have ‘
volunteered to help farmers out and
check their wheat. and thus are doing
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”at 5 A” 3 . militate are two instances reported ml . ' l WALL PAPER’ 56 and 106 R011
, the United States Department of Agrh » , v .. 0‘" m“ a” 4‘”? when ; h“ mkmfimem
, culiim’, of how towns and 'ciiies are “ * ‘ . mileage and “mag 18 con' ’ ‘ l L MOPAINTANDVARNISH A! LOW PRICE.
Vheiping to meet th e need for harvest ordered. E S PAINTING, PAPER HANGING! ’ ‘4‘? '7” ’_’
‘wagkserstiuDAmelican farms: Our prices art? right. ‘ ‘ A. CQHEN ‘ - m.
ou ukoia count,» has orgauiz . 1 , mlk
ad all its towns. When labor is need- 1 ‘ 'We guarantee our film 14% WWII mt South NO
V V - ' ed, all bubiucss places close sally and 1811182 ’ ' ‘
53 Waller Street ‘the town men go in automobiles to " Worepau- any cut?“ blow-
3 every quarter of the county thnl Dull
l Tel. 721. _ 3:16); 1103:1129? colds guano; notdshgck 1‘ Let us give you a price on. 1.. . .
011 an s 100 an 1911 mixing 2
i. «_ . proceed to other fields needing them i your vulc 01' tires. Phlll lno underwear
' , . g‘hoy agn't talk about pay or who 112V NORWALK SUPPLY SHOP, ‘
0mg 1 a Work ‘If the talmer wants '
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Gemge W Gainer is enjoying a 10 their town Work and then are taken in
days' vacation from his duties at the automobiles to help the farmers In
rCenu-al Fire station. . lone evening forty men shocked mom
thal;1 cigh?’ acrezoi wheat.

l ’1‘ ese orces live been or anized

Dr. B A Shambaugh has returned through co-operalion of farm hglp 5pc.
110m Boston where. he has been at cia’iists of the United States Deplub
tending the National Ouieopaihic na- mom of Agriculture county agenlfir

sociailon meeting for the past week llmém. councils of defense and other
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THE WHEATLESS LOAF IS FOUND

A daughter was born last week, to
‘ Mr. and Mrs Paul Isklyan, 0215 West
avenue Pu iskiyan is now buying cl Specialists of the United Siam De-
gals. Later it will be shoes lot the‘ partfnent of Agriculture and the
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late in Norwaik last week. with mort— Wlit'lllleéls loaf has been found. While

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Rages of $19 500 hm the lzistwoek or :1an- $6018 count!) has been swelling W” "
to pox cent. wheat substitute i llll do i hir’
Juno. 191:7. there were illtecn tranciersV tea st blood .a recipe has been devoid “PRESENT as“ m: p: r on: n ”our mint-fig“ . _ V _ VV . VV VV . V.
M DPDDGIWRM mortgages of $14,300 oped inihe experimental kitchen of the OR "A“. ‘“ Pm“ NOISE fifl' "we“ " les ‘ “106 S
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Otto H Rhoda, who has been nut-em ture and the I'nltt’d States Food Ad-
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in "“3 Atlantic View barber-shop. harvosi is available. "“1 "'1'" 5“" "50m hill“!- 1" “Ill W “11mm! "or! would m.— lace F t Sll 0 11 white $175
St . lovetwilliludhundredc also dilution .tlnin wool a.— ton p.119. , ....................... .
amfold Advocate. - V. The receipt iu soon to be published Ippell. Buotiiully boundin “dill-lilo clout. Slu'i wild: Van- . . - - t - .
..._... {by the Oflicc of Home Economics, PRICE LES THAN on; 1mm up A cm Mime; ‘= Smocks, White, blue, pink, tan and green, With Whlte nm- , V
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jean Red Cross is that or §18.75f10m .whcmt substitute bloods—«the half coils and uh .- $3.25
a Snudwficbool.ot Chinese, children unstail loo? .ihe 011;.» {north wheat ion! ‘3’". "'3"- . Poplin Middles with! 6 dollars and black Velvet lucers $2 25
n Callioinld to be used for the bone all l 9 Wleallcss 011i . _ .
in of Chinese coolles in France. The directions for maklng lhe wheat- HERE ARE MHVE VERY GOOl) REASONS WI" “8

. . . A townhouse. mom and $2.50 Middies $1.50
"'4' ll”: 3‘13 L.‘ $313353»; No to... Cotton Frocksllave Climbed ic‘Social Prominence ’

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known teacher. He. was the brothoi 0 With One of 'I‘ht‘so: 2.-—«2 3-8 cups . . , s V '2. V V . V V
'lDr. Curl F.=M11rtin. supervisor of mil-thrlcy, 2 3-4 cups ground rolled outs. ' l V" ‘3", ' . ,1 1 5' - -— ~---—~- —
sic in the Greenwich public schools. 1 Andfl One Zofl ‘g‘hcso: :l.w2 1»? cups V . , . . V “.«\J , V V
corn our, cum 11cc flour, 2 3-4 ‘ J A . ‘ ‘ V ' CENTRAL HOTEL
cups sweet potato flour, 2 1-8 cu s 1 , . ’ . . - . , 'n
molds are bell'pileglflsglm NW1? “can” tapioca "our 9 2 . . . " ‘ . . , _.. 1 . . no. room: by the day or week. ’stetm heated, atoll-1o 3'53"? 3"“
Ty 8mm ' Mflk" ’3 ”mg" 0‘ ’“mr‘a‘s “W91 1 1‘ *6 , » ‘ 1 ' lights and gas. Fine (iota attached; also Restaurant. Italian my mm on
'who has enlisted as mechanical enllln (except egg) and 1 o of ingredients 1 , V l m l style tom ” V ,.
oer and taking a coui-ce in a technical used from 2 and 3 Sponge should ‘ ‘ ‘ _ , . 1’ 2"" 0 Tel. 1555 V
11 in wm 11 c 111 . ;. . ,,. . :1 . . ,, omer Monroe and Chestnut Sta. .
school in Buffalo. N. Y. Mrs Seaman. slau Vm l a e u l i very light, V . , , _ . 131333 tor
for the recent is with her parents at least two hours Walk in balance l ‘ . s V l ; N. VDISVESA. Manager. J. Am
.p ' ' of substitute mixtule when sponge is . . , 2 . l > 1 .
"Ml"- and Mrs. M' Dufly, Camp street. light. Work in clip! beaten slightly " ~ O 'u ' ~L ’ é ll 3 . . , V ..
ENorwalk. but will Join her husband la Shape mm loaf. Place in pan. Hrush V. V . VVV V V . , r. . ll V
ten—Port Chester News. _ top of loaf with melted int. Let rise 1: ;: -. V 3 7 iii-VJ. - ‘ NW that the Liberty m ll over, BUY WAR SAVINGS
to double bulk and bake in loaf pull in “ . l . . ll: l. ;
Thus (at the weather has been good bet oven for one hum V, . V.» ‘2 . .1 1a: V . mm which call 101' “17 this month and 10 additional
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1°” 50“” cm?“ and “Wag“? 3:; la. Moms 0F cows FOUND m > 1 , :i. i' _. . V
ers If the warm “a 9’” . ALLEGED COUNTERFEIT GAME 3 _ . ,, V
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iarmers 883'. the com “‘09 Wl“ fail Thomas J. Jackson Arrested by Secret

Some local folk are digging early “pol ServiceuHeVld for inquiry 'V ‘ ’ l .1. ' 1: V WWW BIT HELPS TO N m WW V"

tatoes now, not because the potatoes Bags containing plastel molds of _ . ,- V “- ' . V . . .

lc or United States coins wenc seized in '~ ’ V " ‘ ' ‘ ' " ~ r“ "if 30033"
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ihe tuber 13 50 high. It ‘5 “m that States Secret Selvice agents with the ‘ ' , , ' , _

oiatoos are doing fairly W?“- flarreat of Thomas Jackson, who gave . V mm,“ ,Mm _ . ‘ am V we . Blouse mo:
3) ‘ ‘hls address as New York Beyond the 9.15 cell“ 3:53;. goon ° “Egan harm” on. e i VY Iona 33.111}
The Jolio'wing‘ attachments all No‘r fact that Fodernl authorities believe M“? o‘“?‘“‘“" Chm“ ' "
'walk property have been recorded in the arrest of the lug—host importance 4 'PlC’I‘ORlMV. REVIEW humans; in: JULY «Mandy ‘

11 little information could he obtained - ‘ ”South Norwolk. Conn. ;’ d
“'9 office of ’i‘own Clerk Herbert ’regardiug the captuke last night *. .

Smith; Nomalk Building Company It is known that Jackson was ar- 1 m e D n n I, V: V _ VV
1 against Charles Bennett, Fairfioldli-ested but at police headquarters a s o e "“—""' ”"1” “' ""' _____.__
Spark, ”$200 New York, New HaVen and nothing regarding the- seizure could be I
Hartford Railroad cgmfifiny against learned The police refused to say S 1 1e Shees
0i various grades, with or wulioutotunds audawxiiugo. F Sm Ti
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Mary E Jayne. WM" “5‘” Whiz: illll'ollt’l'ein ”oilfield” $15532
* All kin L m and 3003333 {01' Pm 01‘ lawn ‘ Our bigV stock of Summer Footwear includes ovorything
STRONG SEWER WONHLY PVBVIOVVED. . _ aim-”o ll 5“ mm 01‘ gene “rwm’ for men, . 334 61111

$150 50599“ Boreaonyl igdinsi Alex ageuts here did not Share in e cap- V
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