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.to livoup to?" , I
Elnjuited in any way.
.E fatally hurt. but his reco‘verv ‘5 “WE 'thinks is.- an unusually g00¢. showing“
if no complications develop.
_.. my
gutisiactory, almost every. farmer will
taise enough wheat for his own use.
Demand for Oxen
With the iei'ival of agriculture
these; feltile. hills, has come an int,'
CIEBSQd demand for oxen, the motive
lpOWGI‘ of our grandfathers, who have
been almost entirely abandoned 10f
years.
iThatfs AH
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pense of being called slow and old
53 Wster 815mg fashioned. me now able to demonstrate:
their onperiority. \ |
2 To]. 3721. . Neither» horses. gas, steam. electric-
' ity or any other power so far discow
ered can compare with the goo. old»
ox team (01 work on these bills
They are now wtuth as much as?
horses. A good team of young oxen
cannot be bought for $400,11ndmedi-l
. Farmers who have been in the habit
of going north for 11 pair of oxen when
they wanted to renew their power
plant have been shocked when the
E prices Above were fired at them. Mr.
Sl- Joseph's Auxiliary ' ot the .Red Preston. on the Ridzeileld road, recent-
(lross will meet tonight in the babe '3’ refused 3450 for his team.
ment of the school, on Henry street.
Eer in the advantages of ox power, has
:been unable to penew his oxen this
Wot-kitten me again busy repairing year on account of the
the planking over the railroad. tunnelj prices asked.
tinder Wall street. _.___..______;.
' EU S. T01Wl‘llfiHOLD
' Frank Aquino. ofaBrond River. left; :TROOP MOVEHIENTS
yesterday for Detroit, where he is to; ._.__......
enter a shell manufacturing plant ini (Continued. rmm .3il‘irst Polo).
that oily. ——~<—-
1 . 2----— 3 ,that itshould by no means be. taken
—A cold month of June has result to imply that there was to be any re-
ed in reduction in prices of straw hots duction in the number of troops being
Read Joseph Davis' advertisement on ‘despatched M' Baker and that Dos
, oibly at some time in the future' a
‘page ‘0‘" «statement might be made indicating
,approxiinstely the number of soldiers
There will be a meeting of the 80" in France, but it is 1111er that this
erning board of the Norwulk Yacht will not be ior several months, it
Club, this evening. at eight o'clock in lhglil f t th t ti t t t
, , i e no a teconrncs mm
the TONE Assembly building. ;the British and French transports
_.._.__. ‘which have been helping to carry Ann
Trinity Episcopal Church vestry held ferican troops are about to expire may
a meeting, laat evening, and diamond have mommy to do with the- War
ol routine mailers only. Plans were Department's change in policy It is
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“HS .. m ‘ (Continued from First Page.) EW‘ 45.! signal cows, 38; took
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, mt u-—-----— is ' 1 soft corn year. 01111521112 a fairly good The cities which cent the most a ‘
‘ ’ “‘ id'rop on the average, plicants “he: New Haven 25! n W
E Wheat was planted by several fatm- , ._ _ ‘_ r M u. “mu! .m outs
. Bridgeport, 229;. Barnum, 203; Vt ater- trogtmeuu and horn toiled do not be
.ers in this \icinity last tail and more 1 bu 11'! at oury
nviil go in this season. bury,3l68; New London. 56; New Brit; mfimijfmd'mw W
3 1 ‘ Arms-at Raiuno Mood-nod min. 52. Meridian, 49; MnnEhester. 31; :1 mourn no: so: a. tree Emu be-
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E, ‘ . E !end if these experimental crops are 30.11 ' ’ ' 2‘ -
Those tew3 farmers who my
retained theli horned motors at ex“,
. acre teams have been prized at “50.1
Louis.Ambler, .who is a firm beliey- ‘
prohibitive - 2
“Mainline? 11 so, call 1111
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‘Phone 113-: 137 Washington St.
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belieVed that new schedules for troop
made for the repelling of the wnlkp at
Trinity Place, ventilation of the par- mgfiifigufrgf E211 Hmfirwgfiumd l:
ish hall and the installation of drill
undet way Amelicun ships, of which
basins to take cine or the water it there is now a steadily growing num
her, will in some oases be substituted
is co- tor the British and F1 ench transports
1)):‘3f12fit323‘ fidfifiiofirfice employed in the lust few months.
together this week. The meetinl W1“
39 0 3 ’cloc FLEET CORPORATION
3.. t $313.13.?” $231.??? 1. 1“ El ADOPTS LABOR POLICY
Snai ely will be in charge of the meet-
ing The subject will be "tumour to ‘ _ (“minim from Pare Ono)
~iyinn - ---—-
our Hymns. What is the‘best i that the many perplexing questions re-
gelding labor Dioblcms, which 1119 con
tinuallmdomsndins attention. may' be
The regular Meeting of Monker (not dealt with in a consistent and uniform
to,No.56,MOVRER will Mlmfimr‘fli d H ”d
is. venlng of thirlweeli B lmn. D vs. an ~ no to es a
hold 011thti leieach will make a re— down by “19 War Labor Conference
M0118“ 1.‘ Board in hart are that there shall be
part on the annual session of the 81'
no strikes or lockouts during the war.
preme Council; which he attended a. that employees and employers shell
Columbus, Ohio. June 18 and 19. (tom have theOright to organize, that em-
mittee No 2. will report on the dance players shall not3 discharge workers
for membershfl) in unions. that the
‘given at Roton PW“ recently. [workers shall not use coerolse mess-
: - - ures to induce others to join their un-
L A. Bevsusuent oi the “meld ions. that women shall receive equal
t‘ounty Farm Bureau. halifemvfled pay for equal work. that the basic
his automobll which was stolen last eight hou1 day is recognized as apply-
Mon day nigh in Bridgeport The car ing in all cases in which existing law
was evidently taken by 10)" -riders Elrequmed It and that. wages be fixed
with due era to labor standards and
who. abandoned the machine: afte'i condition?
they had token a ride. “Nothing was
taken. from we our and iii was not.
-.-ENLl§IMENTlfs. FROM STATE 2
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IArmy Gets 41565 Recruit: in Connecti-
Thomas Lynch. the vows “3’00“! cut This Year
yield farmer, who was seriliusly “‘1 Major W. A. Mercer, commanding
lured An emulsion between 3 “1°10” the Connecticut recruiting district,
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o‘ycloron which he was riding and finiannounces that the main station at .
automobile on the Beaver Brook New Haven has been removed to the
road on June 20 is gaining slowly at new post onion building i112: that city.
the mnhury Hospital Where he has Connecticut during I the ,ilrst six
been 8 patient since the accident It'Emontho. of this year he} sent only
was retired at first 1111111111 had beinitsos recruits whi~ch Major Mercer
expected to be only a matter of time. . .The applicants chose the following:
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PICTORIAL REVIEW PATIERNS for JULY now mdy
James »»Donnelly
WMIEEIS 3051*"; E. .E.
See representative samples of touristoclcumur. show win-E
(lows.
GOOD REFRIGERATOR
Inn investment that yblds prompt. and permanent premiums
3- in! your money, not only ‘-in‘ preserving food from. .the heat, but
5' {turnstiles than other pests.
T’ awe hov‘o‘ nil- nines inf stools, with 91111111115, emulator gal-
‘1 HEOBH summits
' WALL PAPER. 5c and 10c Roll
. Full Lino—Fine Assortment
A180 PAINT AND VAHRISH AT LOW PRICEC.
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING ”9"" c
141 wuiiingion Street. A‘ COHEN 30111311 11111-111111
i sum-roman; . .
*Pliilipino Underwear
Just glance in our window at the pretty garments that
beer the work of the Philippine embroidererksnd beautiful
work it is. Each article in mode of fine cotton cloth, strictly
hand sown and embroidered by patient lingers. There are
my designs at dointy embroidery, so a. women has a delight
ml choice.
It is really astonishing how those pieces can be sold for
such low prices.
4 Ti PRICE!
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{Middies and Smacks
Norfolk Slip- Overs, in saluted cloth, white and white with col
orodcollsr, culls and belt $2.26
Loos Front Slip-Overs, white. $1.75
Smocks. white, bluo,2pink,utan and green, with white trim-
mings and contrasting colors, in mocking $2.25 to $3.00
.White Voile Kiddies, tucked back and front, colored collar,
Windmill. .......- $2.25
Poplin 11111111.. with lure collars and block velvet 1mm $2.25
A few odd sires-in $2.25nnd$2.50Middies $1.50
3]. I. MALLETTE
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CENTRAL HOTEL
Pine rooms by the
lights and gas line Cots ottochod; the Restaurants. Italian
end American vtylo
Oomrflonme 1111a Chestnut Sta. 1.1.1.5115.
1i. ,DISESA. Manager. .1. DISESA. Proprietor.
day or week. Steam hosted. electric '
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