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elicitation will he held
ilk Club Saturday cloning.
1918,..at 8 o clock.
I _ aniline, who have lived in
u for over 5 years. Ask
about it. " brands
Gilbert & Bennett factory
are having a, vacn‘lon
following
rdoilIThomns Walsh. who hail
0* III_ his custody awaitii‘i;r 'un
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_ Gerbrd's 'I‘Mv Four Years in
'only 750.. at Donnelly’s‘ In
' Inuit.
- up...”
Washington Lodge. No 21.
dpoI Bethlehem. will not hold
lv” ng as the reports which were.
II on handed in at this even-
ly 25.
500 half lbs.
$1.25 one lbs.
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e aécoonis opened to poopio‘
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wall: men who ate employ 33 atE
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dialed installation of officers -
‘ Co: 1‘ n; It 1918113: Miners: Mart
SUMMER SUITS I
Foresight in buying has giv-
HART‘SCHAFFNER
& MARX
DIXIE WEAVES
Now they’re worth much
more than we paid for them
——and they're worth much
more than you'll pay. All
cool, fine tailoring.
Better get yours now; it's
economy.
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soUTH NORWALK sIIVINes BANK,
scum NORWALK. CONN
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State of Unclaimed Account: I
July 1. 1918
The following is a true lint contain-
ing the name or every depositor, with
the amount Standing to his credit who
has not added to or withdrawn from
his account, or presented I; book for
the purpose of having interest credit-
ed to such account for a period of
twenty venis prior to the first of July,
1918 and who is not known by the nth
corn or this hank to be living, except
his such accounts uhirh do not ex-
reed ten dollars. .
Amount
.1 Name
:Wllliam Brown .2“ ... ..‘ s 81. 2..
5mm White ....... i122”
Fannie A. White ......... 7480‘
Francis R. Stevens 1187 315
Mrs. Jane Stevens ....... ... . 184.. .h-‘i
Iildwin Benedict ........ 27.9.3
'iMarl Mnglaino . ........ . ..... 35.05
i Edwin Gridley 4W 92.71
IF‘rank Quinn . man
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WASHINGTON. Jilly 11.—-Federal
f :' employment directors in all states in
I which the standards (if file state child
-,lnbor laws aic below those established,
I ' by the federal law, recently declared
omefor a trip ,
I‘Iillettle the tines I
I mautéoturing establishmebts.
unconstitutional by the Supreme Court I
.u'e1e advised by i} e department or
labor today to observe the former ted-
oral standards. Their: attention was
caled particularly to the section of the
' old law forbidding employment of chil-
dren under sixteen in minei! and quar
rice and those under fourteen in can I
neries. mills workshops, factories or
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g . Inuit: DISiiIillllI
cream 'of Mumrd Uiod In‘ Place on.
Plaster: or Llnlrriento and
all" ‘ Don Not Blloter, , V-«I
V ‘l'hdunndo‘olre taking drainage or the
generous offer made by The Cream 0:
Mustard Company 0! South Nor-wont.
Coons by sending for o au- 01 Cream 0!
Mustard. will, in the most powerful ens
terns! propel-o on compounded. It ism
iuperior to Inuitord plums. Wt
I m or any linimout on the market. It.
relieve. concoctio n. militiamen“ and pain
.lllnoot lotto-nay. It tau tho place of
fitm- or liulnnnto to: com. polo: and
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Costs Reduced $1, 800 In Last
prisonera at the county jail has been
decreased since this country entered
the war, is the deduction made {mail
the report of Clerk F. W. Tracy. of the
Superior court,
pieied his figuring on the cost of such
maintenance.
months, ending March 31 last, it has
beén discovered that the jail expense
has 81, 800 less than for the preceding
quaner.
coldest mouths of the year, when the
unemployed generally see}; Shelter in
jail. it is apparent that the army or
navy has ‘claimed many of the former
idlcrs.
in former years frequently in jail for
petty crimes, and this caused consid-
EUSTCIIMPLY Willi
,July 15 Last Day of Grace
SINEE WAR BEEAN
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Quarter, Report of Clerk
Shows
That the expense ,for maintaining
who yesterlay com—
For a period of three
As this period included the
three
Many men or draft ago were
erable expense to the state.
STATE lifilil [All
For Automobilists, SIOCCli-
cl Says
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Robbins ll. Stomkrl commisbioneri
Inoioi whicies has announced:
that Monday. July 15. is the lam
day of (grace i‘ur ourol-etute auto—I
Inohilism him have not yI-I awn
their way clear to cmnpiy with the.
(Tl-niuclirui headlight law. llIIgIll-I
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of
Iiinu (‘ll lhat day, the comnnssiun‘s Ili~
H‘i‘illill‘b‘ will he out onJhe road round-i
int: up violators of the low. t‘tilillllls-II
sinner Stooclwl says that the smmioni
is fairly well undoxxuoml among (‘on-.
neciicut drivers. but that there iii-cg
many cars from out of the slate trail
have not complied with the law I‘cI-I
during the eliminating of IzlaringI
lights and a! the same time. provid-'
ing 1‘70 tI-u oi IiIivine light.
The Connecticut law l‘qulllQb‘ IhIII.
headlights giye 150 feet of dIivingI
light. than no dazzling rays
thrown higher than forty-two ll‘iCliOS,I
at a point aeventydivc feet in frouli
oi' the our. and that light shall be}
thrown ten feet on each side or the;
lmachine..u1 ~II point [in tent in from,i .
ol‘ the cm. TIII‘N' legulations are
not at all difficult to confonn viihi
and «hinge men all over the state!
are table to instruct car owners in:
methods of tilting the lamps, front-i
ing the. lenses and hon to conilnel
Ihose practices with Iu'lupii attention‘
to the candle power oi the lampsI
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Fairfield County Men I I
On Draftees Special;
On the special train which will can.
ry Ilrldgepori'a selectives into (‘amp
Devens at 2:30 o'clock on the after-
noon of July 26. will be men from}
Greenwich, Sinmi’oId. Norwalk, .\ill-,
ford. New London and Noinich. in)
all the imin will carry. 786 men inloI
camp. The [min is due to alike in
Bridgepoil rom Noiwulh at 8: 56 in;
the Inoinlng. I
it will start at Greenwich. where 50
men pill be taken abomd. at 7: 17 u. '_
to. reaching Stanumd at 8:01 and
leaving that city with 190 more soleci- ;
ivca. Arriving in South Norwalk nt-
8: 23 the draft men to board the trai llI
theie numbei 170. and the train wills
then proceed to Bmigepoxt. arr‘lving
at 8: 56, to pick up 147. At Milford;
nine men' will board the train at 9:10
and. at New l.ondon,110 men will joinI
the party. lu‘ Norwich 60 will bu?
token and the special is due ini
“monster . according to schedule; at'
1: 30. airiying at Ayei station onehoui
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WHITE SOLDIER HANGED.
WACO Texas. July 11. —~Nat Holt-I
man. a while soldier. was hanged:
early today at Camp MacArthur. He’
was convicted of attacking a school-
girl lu‘st April.
-flrmed by Washington. i
Hellman was twenty- five years old
and from Pennsylvania. Q
Last April Hellman met the eleven-
3year-old girl in company with a. boyI
, ‘about her age in a lonely wooded shot Civil War, having enlisted in the state homanhoit ‘he tormer heir all red
the girlwae attacked. The alfair wds
”reported by the boy to the military to Washington. ,“e.
police. who soon captured Hoffman.
His only utterance was said. to be
that he deserved his fate. . , . Ir
Judge George H. Voaburgh returned
a verdict of not guilty to Adolf Robin-
I sonwth'e junk deal or or 7 Day street
this morning when his case home be-
fore him, in the city court. Robinson.
1m arrested some time use cliarudn
with buying lunk tron: minors. 5m
écient Evidence could not be obtained
‘to convict mania and who it on
«ma had mod man tho «and at N “m children. W of. “Wm
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shall be: .
Ibert Clock company, died during last
The cour martial sentence was at night from tumor of the iii-bin. He had
disappointed, that the few copies left will be ample t
i to supply what' 13 bound to be the biggest days of
our marvelous Song Book campaign.
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with a distinctive title design.
I 'A book that belongs m eirery home. Being distributed for
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TllE EVENING SENTINEL
OT only is the beak from d musical standpoint the most extraor-
dinary collection ever published, but in appearance as wellil ex-‘
eels all other song collections. “were are 520 pages of music.
beautifully printed and substantially bound in durable English cloth.
It is a book which. can make itself
equally at home on the most magnificent grand piano onupon the
tinieth cottage upright. and one which every music-lotto: will not only
be proud to own. but also to show others. Full siZe, 7 A x I0 inches. .
Beautifully printed and bound—535 pages
Only One DaylMore—
and’ The
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willie: Start
:We can only hope that none of our readers will be Dlstrlbutlon Of this New?
Book Of a Thousand Songs.
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I Mood; Smud- Cl d P
T 1 ton I]: an resent 1 Coupon From _ '
ardSongs our ThioPaperand 98C
find new MAlL onpeas FILLED When Pounce Added. 5.. Coupon
for less than . for Rm. .
i one tenth of a TODAY'S COUPON ON PAGE.
cent apiece.
‘ "' ALI-Di! 'iioMANoEF KIELED‘
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W'NSTED RFS'DENT DEAD' LONDON. July ll.—-Swedish news
papers publish a statement made by a
,WINSTED’I 31113! 11513:]? Gill Swede just returned from Moscow that
Vioodruit’. presi out Of the Alexis Romnnofl’. son of Nicholas
Romanod. the former Illusion emperor.
has been killed by a Bolsheviki sol-
di‘er by means of a bomb. says an Ex-
change 'Reléggaph dispatch from
been associated with the clock com
pany since he was nine yaars oil. Hi a
birthday was August 27 1842.§and his Copenhagen today .
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native village. horthfleld. in L tch‘i‘h id i There have ben numerous rumors re-
Mr. Woodruii was a veteran of tho oenily oi‘ the death of young Alexis
into the Union service and being seni' recent circumdiaqtia
2' , ‘ Ibuppoaed whimadmté '
Mr. W00drutt served in the General German nowspnpe ~
Assembly in 1907, and had been con ' These de‘el
director. the First National Bank as hind there I“?
3 number of the industrial concerns OIhér member
here. In 1900 he became president were removed to Yék
treasurer of the clock company. and'I
Wes active in its attaira until inbuilt; TRAJNNAN CRUSHE‘
380- . v I NEW
Hill surviving family are Mrs. Wood—z Giiroy, N yardmaster equloybd by tllé
mu. who was Sarah Ann Gilbert“ a NW Haven Railroad. not home ad-
stolen or the late w. 1.. cube}? “9“ “l 517‘ “‘8“ W959
none. .N. J - “lira. Alien‘mibiiori!
, stations. They include the dressing 0;
was Iilledioarly yesterday by rolling. vigilante 1“” nova mum V988“
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FRENCH INDEPENDANCE DAV.
WASHINGTON, \luly 11.-—-Plans for;
observance by the American NaVy oi
Basilio my. the. French independence
Day were outlined today by Secretary:
Daniels in a message to all ships and
ships and the firing of the National
Isolate to the tricolor and command
lng officers are directed to co-opera e
in connection with local celebrationtn
binatlon of such on
lire. Lydia . .
K1morn than tort: mic} and
IHEALTH AT HOME CAMPS GO0D._
WASHIN GTON, July 11.—The week-
ly.I army'heaiih report issued today
says health conditions at home camps
continue at home camps continue very
satisfactory. Deaths this week were
112; last week, 81.
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With
Blue Ribbon.
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poignant. annulus (murmurs l"Minnelli:
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LId‘leol ACR 1'" ”'1'
imp om:
pug, in Red 'wl Gold wealth:
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