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Evening sentinel, Thursday, July 11, 1918 · page 2

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Lil. inhordoeulnelull; business and
hello service”! a. installer“. be

cancel. it nucleus,” «profit
old he issued on no
so new retail stores ~w hot
eve not handled sugar prior to July:
m1 drills permitted to do.» so now,
‘ fills nibwsnoe, of three mounds for
r musty. meals served is excessive, par-
, colorlydor some of. cheaper restaur-
3 aandwiohes,~ soft:
solarium Ind lunches. The Food Admin.
moon at Washington is depending
Won- the Fedorahll‘ood Administrator
. m Connecticut to usehis Judgment in
3 Nil matter. Administrators can allot
3 2 certificates to other than those specl
lied, such he: small pubiio eating places
bullying less than twenty-live couple.
who have been in habit of purchasing'

 
 

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tenths: some»?

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urmues.
place; feeding

emotions allowing three

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more,

who use sung-finch as ice
markers. eontec
' tfisfiher with bakers, hotel and

, 3 - --- stall-null
gar. must npply to”
. . listration for sugar cer- a
' may novel questions have slim

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“mm“ 1; ohm :mfixfitmvw :2 2;: w"? “Discontinue thesbuyinx an... often $§§E'°m'””’ii”§°md.fl‘i‘ 3:333:33;
99” emllnioncr i ”'3' ”Wm”! Wholeulown retail sel- .belng lI ares: damsnd. Muvulnrih

wholesaler doing a retail business
by inbbing to himself is, entitled only
iier‘s plant.- because in glob-
blng to himself he performs no. direct
Manufacturers

ticeecream. also'manutnetuuna an ‘1
M16 P prodnot redulribg sugar, should
gnelge two statements. one out ering le- ‘

qulronientb for other purposes except»
damage of soda; fountain proprietors
Wuiuturiug their own ice cream.
. "of so are entitled to titty per cent. or
”life sugar consumption for sill-lull. 154' the ”WWW” 0.1” "“3 glee
Hotels. or public eating will endeavor to enforce the law voon
soldiers must abide by ceming the proper lighting helm!”

pound~ 9"" to be used on motor cars. with refer-l

 

,; SALVATION ARMY PICNIC AT
‘ ROTON

nual Outing For Three Hundred ears ,aud the, records show that “ill
»,Ppor.Chiidren oi the Park
t Thursday . . .
Phillips, t e etlo
,_ 0 latest run. emaiiefeo‘ftue Whereby an railroad crossing tendell,.’em'
Army; 13‘ soliciting sup. will report those motor vehicles which

Enllntions tor the annual outing for the approach these crossings 3‘ an ‘m

mefldrsn. of the city. to he. held at reasonable rate of Speed. Arrange

ton Point Park. next Thursday.
res hundred children will er-ators or trolley cars will report a"
lull nafdm‘gnuul day at this farm-lmOtOl‘ vehicles which Pa“ “‘9‘" Fa“
lulu home at happiness,.and 3100 has contrary to lav-

obgngauhsorlbed which is just

(Lot the amount needed tamye RDESER
one: little. ones one big joyful .day
"memories must. last for it whole1 39‘“?

, your the.espenses avenged say. was held for the military 1
guests for each child. our war by mum 00““ here 1999’ The °"‘
will twill”.- at least .one deuce introduced. showed that Johnl

ll dig. down for a dollar,. or ing deserted t
au3lwelosngspere and their in (lamp
plain dihlliipsruannot 1917 , 2

2 ' may mail their nil-dis di-l‘

sto- 9: Salvation Army headliner-

ater street-,rfiouth Normals. i

- mummallcerulu DY [119 lendisitorles of how. he and a single cont-

guests. at. boihsbnds; puniomnw unpaired forty flermans int“ the Nile valley. propelled bread from

swish-:-

moortnu‘l

“a: ”may“ were it any moon
by Ilbelt

which ”but” are go:

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a“, June—— ‘
" Under new-comments continuous
designed to sixteenth the country' 5 cup:
ply or print paper. all newspspers in

Willi]

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HARTFORD July 11—An order of

the Uni Stiles Fuels on United.” mm
,tion punishing needless M 91 mm quiet; with coders can? fim m Growl“
, in factories. will be mmemnfilllu gym 1mm“ lip-rd mm“; mm

Connecticut at once. AW
to this eflect was mg g gig m “V'Wulhcii WM willeilg next
‘ Administration anaemia-Winona”.

01 a meeting of local fuel committee
cheinnen from all parts 0! the state in
the Capitol on Wednesday. IAttor the
Matummm

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swmwiated Pious Cor
responden’ee) '11}: the 909111911011 0‘
On an dollar that date newspnperu. the world decreasing faster than the
till «momma mill in gut-net “will will:
turn of unsold copies. At the preset: ”’9 ”m” a “we“ pm

2 time moneys end. newudeulers «3"m2mmfh'“m “' "w w (”imam
have unsold copies offsets-estu- lieu - '

Stolen WWW» HMWT so Wenonah“

. 9113* '91 b9 “‘9‘ “I one °‘ live ”13“} day a business are permitted 49m
“them and receive credit for “mm

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

The situation in the' United States
melmml mugs.
33”“ the lumen sears. limousin-
tilll inmgi aluminum cent.

0 all of a nation which
Yder the new order or things W What}; 23$, “fistry w 1:: pre-

WM' “FMh “emailed ”tier 2;]: m development have declined
m week. i. meant. in Europe the condition
maumnlssfln- I it 0! fl be 8 id 18,
but” goal 3 b" MM“ the, The- 8".“me also I 1135.311: toe tshee 31:: minim 9511d
mutation of ithmlwsfinmu. Unit~ Elvin: copies 0! a newspaper to any"

. Wham continue to. mduce
69.8mm Fug Amman ton. body, area t nu». mud 1w , ..
n “cut, or cm oil completely 9 9 9m reconfirm munitions .95. must; but. the dis

fi‘hwmed Him his. mom tom‘mxxun antenna! pop:
We! mindymmmgul run to t suitcase 0
Q 11 II

3 mile?” .' WMeMum2mgyI1WMQWQMTLWIIV holds
2mm bitumen or theJJnlted States

:.ltnd- :nldnilflbuba e. are
their!" been, customary men Mill link
road 250.,000000 tons of coal last m ’e on til ”the solace 0‘ sup-
i- lunar it laminated “aloha
WIN

manner-l. sud.- unseemly Min gimme; muesli-all alter the var
W also oi the Federal lllu'ei lilo W ““9 “WW“ {Warehouse 7: Wm- handle the mostuimuort-
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5 to it review of. meat
' "0 ”"99! °‘ 99 J99“ “m" m “"9 ""J “9 ”mule llllr: amiunmmms by the Lut-

q ‘ ‘f‘w‘n‘ ”an”; ‘I‘I'W" ”e" m“: ”l, W‘b‘l’llljllllder the new ml tot momnnldluisiou cookware of .
* Will” ' ' “Jill” . ”Wowmmml lllr-

'lillezemlonmim will?!» sautm i

. or.” mmnllusmmi “’ii"".‘::.".:..':.; “‘39:“ “:3
f “8 68 comp n as ngton ’ 0 9 0! er I; ,2 '
blunt wner mustkeep one copy of hit “in Wanindnutrm Board.- ' 3 2; mgtmiw‘fif 3:: £91.22:
”Wheels show illu- mmlor -: “Discontinue in: meaning; on. M Amman loo... limo muesli in 1916.

at the time “inspection. The-“inspec
tor will check it up with the mulli’ "9mm“ ””14 ”9““ M“ “A“ ”a“ N"

9t his inspection” and correct und‘re- “Milling 3M "9 0! aulmllies film

murmunmtee at the
industry not Bruit. W' 9910m-

 

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ran my misstatements. made byliul “ileum copies .g 3.35 ion: a“.
lounges “at: “2:71:31 i Maltese divine-.1 males 9° any?» 31.73% mfgéim'mifilel ii:
139:”; mummy“; 2:33;}; bodrlesmthnlnm.wolltinsm' W“; ' , m
' , .’ °' "9" W"“"‘“‘* "l" ‘bmmuflmmmiliwminfi
i” ~ eminent. «stimulus

. memo». outlier to mt we introduced; WWI???”
:9lllOllllmt mmmnvmelm l on I!“ 9-
00b! can 193 9h°£kil18~llilmoeeu in: continent) mile nilpinent or ill

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Illusion needed will be recruitedionr
ho volunteer system through: locpli

recalls .
' , .lnelllnp them- tom monocopluqu. Mutilation“ unassuming god Um

LIGHT LAW To B! BNFORGED .I they. can legitimately sell in. “we, 2°. .31an ends bier. in. ”than. .countrles
,l hold certain territory'. 10's (reeling onohtilins meet so tint

 

llns price, from dealers or agents, “3- one; item to improve, their stock .lly
order to secum prefflrenu.‘ repres 011"?“ lllillndueiion. oi themushbrnds

tit won As a result. millionaire rant-hutch
ed with Chief Pennington in relation "Discoml 1 inl Argentina no flmgua’ are al-
to enforcement oi the lighting law re. ”"9 ”‘9 payment 0! salsri s most nu plenum as )nilllonoire oil
carding motel vehicles, especially that1 nr W‘HMOM 1° fluent» (lenient-:13” a": Willy”; “Frozen @621!” is
part referring to the glaring headlights; ;:‘"“"°" 1°? the purpose of securing "3 M m w my ‘ y, W" 3 °
uuwd on cars at nonmident drit'eru F ”9“".2‘319'3! 0! relulltprlvilescu.‘
an in

1.. Drivers who have beeuilcenued. b1 Flfiunm 3..» i535 I
. BYOB

Aha nddoinlnx states of Mbusschuuetts.

Rhoda island and New York, who have i Afifil'NtWUCED ‘ i ":3: Digiliigbnatls‘g’m‘tahn: {$23
no lighting lIltasulatlomplaced on the"; V IN WRNER CASE! fig; bags-hills which a new liutlfiislry
or or one s: no is a one are no “"' "“ usually encounters Profiting by
strictly enforced. unappealing on the [Trough 0” '° J"'°"' w°."“"l Says American experience the plants w-ele
hishwsys or Connecticut in rapidly in late Park c:"‘"““‘°" 399- ‘cslabllsheId along Imodern Lines w lib;

, ‘ - .3 re ll‘y loot cost y expel ment. ‘ Juar o

CIOMiuZ 3111319819 ‘_ it is WWW“ that PITTS’FlELD. Mass" July 13.“... already had been created in Euloue
It 399911“! onlorcelnent ““131 be “i ”“0622“,.“ or women in the nude u d bydhe shipment of frozen meat from
undertaken lmorden. to keep the clan .yesterdav i u l l b 3“” the United States. Argentina is now
adnl‘dlofleilloiency‘ on the part. of‘ the N l n learns ciore Judge! seeking to increase her herds to keep
“Obnnectlcut police at its present blah e son B Brown in the “pm” “0“” place with "i“ 999mm“ 0‘ ”‘9 We“

t a d it at not dro back to .iho in “Bernie supp‘tTriJ, .procoqnngs in; houses, while :Brszll islsendeavor-
ra e n mu p lbrpught by Mary S. Turnenoi enema his .to nutrient the number ot-pack.
former conditions 22mm“ 2,”. hushmd' Alfred Mllio 2 ins houseslo' .bandlevthe plentiful

The state department has been- mnk- iTurner t N rtl " Id, Gila ‘ r supply of storm. The Brazilian Gov-
ing attempts. to secure publicity Co 0 ‘ e ' n secretary erument
amounting to a warning to the drivers 0' the onnecticut Park -C°mml“i°n‘ “Wilt ‘0 91899098 W “13990"!
of the states oi Mssauchusetts,17.110681“a hearing was .on questions °l low retrain M cattle;

Island .and New York that on and alter; on on appeal. from the pmhste court
t. iverdlct of Judge Edward 'I‘ Slocum

Columbia has odered a subsidy of
10 000 pounds sterling to the first pack-
sr-antins M15. Turner's «pollution ph-
Within and giving lie‘r .40 a month

ing housecstabllslled in that country.
The caselhen was sent to,..Judse

Colulnbiahas approximately 1,000,000
~thread of cattle, whiohacan betexported
.nowonly-on the hoof. AmenloamBrit-
Sanboxn Tenney oi Willlalnstown, us1 flh’find‘smfilshlllmelfi file 9990"“!
tor v hicleu. .
Ionic ;Séfirzhmspmnm have been. ”fer“ tor .mfindlfi Without: Hi! to be investigating the subsidy ofiel.
received by the departmencrehtuve to “may“; “”3” ”km?“ 01';on
. i.‘ lrors on Connecticut men n i 9 nu ‘3 drew “85 an 9
the “Ck o m r e COMES found by 'Mrs.‘ Turner in Inn.
for Ime‘Turnel' a desk at Bhoiileld consti-
'“Ufled unmcient ground for 86mm to obtain their sugar cards. from the
é tion.-l il‘heyr aIva been magical-twenty Food Administrator's department at
, Hmiord. .Mnny. invention“? the
necessary application. and will, find

themselves on July 15. thelast day, too
"I 0'19“ Barrington, nttorney 10" Mr late to obtain the cards for their

-'Turnerl whom- he characterized as a month's supply,I . f
refined nus: and poet said one of l ‘

these pictures was that of an earls ' q ‘ \ I ' ’ ..
fiancee of Mr. Turner 3.,whose‘“ en Ill; . QME
PROPAGANEISTS'

.,.sngement' with him had become
broken some timé before he» married
Liberate yourseli from the thralldom
_ of that whole gamut oi minor bodily

the present Mrs. Turner.- c He said
his client also had epicture o: the
evilswnn eoi which will cloud the
rigid d.ay

present Mrsl Turner in tithing. ' ‘
1- :Joynertcontended: Mrs. il‘nrner had -
ldesertea‘har husbandrs'ndi that drren ”m“
ularitieu or conduct including cruelty a, gumngenm Pmdgggé
slic. made in her petition more commit: . disorxéniring, propel;l Iifl‘ol' illSIe’allh5
throu our s cm omen ou
sons real name and rank sofa Robertrgdzéil alfihgdftert'ruheahlzdginovtig Face. the any“ , 9110);».
Davis, private; and helsrlisted as hay“ o‘nne ‘3 i930 3” ° 3“ _. » ottpunolwno'ws itse‘no undulat-
the shathllnten'try ilerkshire we ill 5‘1 . intemsl‘nmnrysfiltb cl may.“ it
enerretl sion. .3 ‘ . ~ ' done-mull l Mam
.ofifieptember 10 r m s I3 .2“ 1;an ly my: 2 ”a”?
.Mvalepe loll sensual-ours fiwml gm”
Thins cndid preparatibn ’ al '
lull. in. routines some.
. ll old me heldlsb saline
sudslso‘ni solvent client-l 3
' .3 ballot irregu-

Commoner of Motor Vehicles
Robbins B. lfitoecllles has communion

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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MUST GET 8UGAR
. CARDS AT ONCE
. Retail melchanls. ..sodn...dispensers
have been low prosecutions and consonants are 3 again‘oamed.
lack of this enlnpment in the past.
Amusements will soon be mad

In court today Herbert G. Jovner

 

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TER HELD lN BRiDGEPOBT.
. BRIDGEPOBT. July 11.——~"Sers't
liohnsonu" negro lecturer on» iml.
-xinary happenings. 'ln- No Mans Lend, ~.
mlthoritlos:

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

”The ne'gro newer, with wsorgeant's
insignia, has been“thrlllinx audiences
in New York and elsewhere with

 
 

 

 

, Almost everything that my"; he:s
[been called noun tomskghrosdnglol "
.mlln.1n remote ages the Egyptians .

 
 
 
 
 

be? the needle! lotue‘ltlowelis. These flow? ,
are gm “uncanny :linlldh‘s mud of
mole fivenbottom.‘ use when the annulll
oveznow wooded there. was a harvest

of lotiiu" fio‘l‘vers, incl as we hat-Ives

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

.llld AW‘WJWMI. rule ,

lit-Mm beef." ’0? ,

IIartlIlIiell and the flow of gold in the.

inward- Jfiouth 3 3

is giving every encourage.

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

I i [mule/ltd 155 7 ~ I .
" t... The Store clones daily at 6 p.111. . I
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lllinllulll 1 “
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. mime—mu no}

waintebifiurniure woke GhausTea 4,
Wagons Tables and last Chilled: sill of

.zfllen'llemenuixe reclaims . 1 i t j

, , ,. The oerandah being the favored gathering placenf the inmliy sndlils :'
«.- guests for like next dew months; it islwell town‘itintnlwl’llfmiiafln silo- 1'
. , pileity. LBre'llllrfttst; luncheon and too are all: the battalion bonus cubed
Within sig‘htlof green lawns,- box borders, amiablel Wnlmdllmfim 1'
garden beauties. . lusts} 9* u 9 «also is ., . g..izli' i, . 3‘
‘lfmmrovwmte lot Pamtedlrlunimloldisigned especiallylslorltllo we! ‘. .
randah or breadlfnst- room. There is a. blue set Withioddflllmmifln, l'

. tinndlthcro, is a white not painted. With. wild roses andlimilloriliesu biosphere
3 illneach group.

 

. Alumina 3150.00 3 f

“"Wioker Tea Wound Nibbles unattractive and convenient,_ " I I

, 3 Midtermm andRockcrsnneidenlly comfortable. - - 'i L
3a-mu Sewing Rockcr'irithback. and sets: cnntonne, , ’ ‘

Gretonnefluuhions are as gsiiy tinted and. as varied as any nonprofit].

One cannot have too many for hammock or floor. ”N ‘ ‘,' l, 3 i

Tea Ohina from Nippou' is extremelydaiuty.’ . Eggshell cupsslplsbesland

. . . plotters for sandwiches and tea cakes, teapoturnnd jugs of. all ooiormgs. i
‘iinblemovmaand Dailies. arc of the most inexpensive-kind when: mode

of the white.- and; blue Japanese toweiing, and there is, mgcoduassosbncl‘lt’

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.z'in stack at present. , ,2“ I
The «White Hat foa‘gs and Pockets so
3 for Summer. «white. black and; otherwise. , ~.:

Infinite variety marks this big

_' gathering of white hats which are

to be so generally worn for the next

two-monthswhile the real‘ hot
west-her is on. ‘

Bangkok, Bahamas, Milena and
.Jacghorns, all appear, each with
some litiledistinctive feature that

i-nlarks it' different from its fellows.
Original touches in the tray of silk

. bands, Odd “weaves of ribbon or silk,
a twistedscarfof‘crepo, a'bit of wool
embroidery in“ some unexpected
place or an aggItessiVe, quill, all ging
the idea of unique style. ‘

.. The White Handbng’for thew-hits

dress. Very stunning bagsare on
white ,rcpp silk with heavy will“
tassols. They are mounted on Eli"-
ver finished frames and are 1101’an
enough to be very useful.

Attractive styles at
$3.50. and $5.00

White Purses of grained leather. '-
are for cards or currency. $1.00

9:

A Combination Purse and Vanity

» Case is of black leather, a. (pouch
shaped purse and .a. flat vanity .case‘
with mirror and powder .pocket. VA"
carrying cord of black silk conndetll
the two. .3 .;~$L‘951

For Women going overseas.

Safety . Pockets, sauna as... .
one for money and jewels, theatotlbellu
‘ for passports and papers, hungirom‘ .3

\

OIStraight or drooping brims, sail-i
s,n1ushroolns and picture hats.
$5.00, $7 06 and $8 00

Second floor.

The Tucked .Vestee

‘ It is decidedly. unattributed the 3* stout, webbing straps. 3 3
summer voile frock or Other-dress. . , Khaki .I. $1200 .
It may be ofcrepe de~.chine,~Georg- 3 . . . 3: 3
ettezorajustplain net. It has .a ’ 1Wh1teI dUCk II . 1. $100 , '
- sroundmeck,and oftenthere-is a lit- 3193791199191? - .~»'$2;0i),1$3150 . .‘ '
_,tle.rampa1't built ofrriiifles or folds, . Neck*Pockets, :25, 50 and than '

ondisbmetimes ibis. quite plain. . Mame, bloods Semen. WNW; 2-
::_"Also‘it» may be v~necked or have a , , vii

high stock collar. One chooses ac- ‘
Women who, garden». will apprea.
cording to her neck and its becom- -ciate the. littie 1 501's. enamel

 

“ mgness. shielded lemme] cloth,.with.pockets;I
F 1mimw" and Vestees 0f for troWel andl. othenstoolsll =l (llbase' ‘
Quaker-13h primness, as betokens protect the kneessnd Sim-ts. W119“

kneeling among the flower. ”beds.
The pockets serve lfor conspiracies
.for smallrvegetables Inndi green. stun?
gathered "3931.; - '
- $100 and unworthmcludmgl idols

s. .lnBanementt- :

,wnrijIme shnpiicity, .
Prices $1.00, $1.50, sawmill:

nave ydnmmllho translucent? ‘
Quite new. ‘ -

 

 

 

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