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NEW YORK, August 1 (Wall Sirenx
10:30 a. nth—Stocks opened at non .
al recessions today, but soon extend. 1
their reversals on renewed pres¥u;e
against. equipments, utilities. mot JI‘S
and tobaccos. U. S. Steel ”reacted , a
point with Crucible Steel; . American
iTelephone and Western Union were
'lower by large fractions to a point;
General Motors yeilded two points,
and Sumatra and American tobaccos
lost one and two p'Oints, respectively.
Royal Dutch Oil was the only issue
.to record more than a slight gain, ad-
vancing 3 1-4 points. ’
" Wants, To Let. For Sale, Busi-
ness. and Professional Cards,
Miscellaneous Advs. :
Onthkpigd'l‘wo’nty-flv‘oWordlox Lanna.
Three times, 500: One W091i. $1.00. Blackfoot
or Gap: Double lfx'lu.
‘ wurriifi_ i wmnn. i
i WANTED-41.31 MAYEHOFF &: WANTED—GIRLSOVER16YEARSg
’Co. are in need of employes. Machine" 10 learn “gill factory work, 15c per
operator, sleevt’rs. fillers, pressers andJlOl-ll‘ paid while learning. 54 hour track.
other useful men and women. Perman- Chance to make good pay.
out work at goodpa)’. Apply at once. “a -
15 lierwin street Norwalk. Conn. WANTED“A SLIDING COUCH A'L“,
' al 611090819” condition Reasonable. Statei T0 LET—UPPER FLOOR OF 4
, ‘1’“09' Adam” 0011011. Sentinel‘Ofllce. troom.» and bath. Also a room in the
WANTED—MALE HELP. MEN EX-‘ am... mm... a. 26 Concord 5
l’lfltiENCED ON t‘l'TTl‘NG SHin'rs. WANTED—WEAVERS FOR NAR- phone 294-3. ai 3I'Rails were completely ignored except
for PATTERNS. THOSE CAPABLA‘.‘ row cotton fabrics. ‘Anply J. J. Casini ii‘or the illoderaie activity and strength
0F TAKING CHARGE OF BOAKDILmq Chestnut street. a7 3r,i TO 1.57-2 FLOORS 0F 4 ROOMS of St. Paul issues~ espeflally Prefer
PREFERRED, GOOD \‘l'AGES ASSUl(-: ' geach. Pleasantly ‘situated on Wood-i ‘ __
iii) FULLERS Siilnr FACTURY,’ WANTED—A COMPE’I‘ENT couxiward avenue. Improvements. Inquire TROOPS seek THREE
KINGSTON; N. Y. iand laundress. Apply at Town Clerk’s 56 Water street. Telephone ”54 or! GlRL yuan-iv:
tofiicc, City Hall, mornings after 10:473.;3. 37 3t? . .. . ‘ B
WANTED—BOARD FOR Twu‘ofclock. a7 in {Bedford Reform-tony inmates
children, one year and two and one: .. . ., . .
half years of age. 11 Chestnut street.i '03 SALE iriz‘lig‘fi: anggifielrs' igiigvcrlitlli‘tts:i
Sou h Nor-w Ik.‘ l . ‘ s fer in. -' lFiuc location. Rent 10. u ~ . Lat . v. __
t a Ca 1 evening at s i i FOR SALES” WEEKS OLD. Osborn avenue, Bag: mitigate di ,- BEDl 0RD, ntw York, August. 7.
WANTEl'5—-3 on 4 MEN on nors. Pigs A150 wants to buy some bay. lit-5
_..~_ _,___, iStato troopers on horse back
., . _ . , . t . oliccmcn in auto oblles and photon
Steady work and good pay. Apply Infinite Mattln Bolas. North Taylor: T0 LET-fAi’ARTMEhT OF Tllnrih.‘ :1. unmounted voillflbliefll’s have b
H. lioichkiss Co, G-S Hoyt strcci, Aer-imam“ near Fillow street. irooms, centrally located, 310' Fredér-] ‘ Gen
walk, at (it: ~— lick Lauder, Natl ‘South Main street;
__ i FOR SALE —— YOUNG DUt‘KS.'R°°m 9- 130119 1655- a3 3
WANTED—UNITED srA'rns sum. “'eigm‘Pg “m" ‘0‘" 90““‘15- .M” N°'i 1'0 LET—OFFICES sworn: noon
PlNGTlO‘ARD EMERGENCY Fi.EET.“'akt “‘F'h'i‘m‘ avenue: ”9“ ““‘Chiot two, or three min suites north
CORPORATION WANTS AT oxc’mimne- ”1°11“ 350- “7 3‘ ' .
licht, corner Washington street and pqre for bed They are belie-v d
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100 IABORERS. “AL-bu PAID 40C: F I [Railroad Place. For further particu- e 0
run HOUR. CALL AT ONCE A'l‘ ritiii °R “LE“F1‘E
l’ASSENunlt . ‘ _ Y .havc made their escape through the
Jilliii’IDYME-NT BUREAU. wusox aWmmblle. Good running Conditionfim inquire at the office of Old “all. (-onnivancc of an unidentified automo-
l’OlN'l‘. a6 3t $250. Box 646 South Not‘waik.
:Cigar Co. i billet, who was soon speeding his car
i i TO Liar—3 noon 3 AT 06 ’l‘AY-i
all St.
_ . . ‘norlliward toward Katonah.
WANTED“GiRi. OPERATORS 0&1 FOR SALE-1914 FOR‘D. lNoumni‘
. Thc girls who csonped til-c Gladys
.. . , ‘ . .lor avcnuc. inquire Mrs. R. Tarioi', 16‘ .. , J ‘
SINGER SEWING MACHINES. MOST‘M 6 Bridge street, East Soxuaik. ,vae street, or telephone 1852-12, . Horton, twilltyont years old; Marie
DESIRABLE FACTORY 1N Tlilst all
3. jotwis. twenty-titres. and Gladys Gau~
Ci’l‘Y. VERY NEAT WORK. COOL/f illlcr. ll't'cnll'lllrcc. All had been con-
WAGES T0 GIRLS WILLING TO‘._ ‘ Hotel Clifford Block‘ rcasonnble rent fined in ltcbccca Hall, the disciplinary
WORK STEADY, lNQlilRE NOR-1m excellent condition. All new til‘cs.’and suitable to needs of tenants; liesti cotiacc, according to Miss Cobb, who
WALK DRESS co. so \VASiiith-EMMWS “‘0' “m 0‘ S's-“m“ 36 31ilmstinons location in city. Apply to'Fflm ”“‘ ””50““ ““d ”9““ "Whim-
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T0 LET—THREE VERY PLLAJ. cncies during the morning, the 8most
sant g is . - . - ._j conspicious feature cihg an 1-2
nod Tiff“.:etljul'1?0m:nseie6f ,he‘gm’i Epoint break in General Motors. Other
. . _' d 5' ‘ lmpm‘ememi-ispeciahics extended their losses,
at bl $4.30 weekly, near trolley and stationiAmerican Tobacco dmppfing 5 points
inquire Sentinel office. a? 3t'and Loriiiard Preferred and Common
iii to 4 1-2. Matting Preferred was hea.
iviest ot‘ the obscure issue's. declining
.2 1-2 points. Steele recovered their
{losses and Baldwin Locomotive was
treet or} relatively strong. gaining a point.
WALL’ STREET, Noon.~'l’he mar»
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Break
From Line and Flee to Woods.
searching the woodsabout the Bed
ford State Reformatory since Monday
night for three young wo'nlen’ inmates
;who had fled from the institution at,
the hour they were Supposed to pre-
FOR SALE—FORD TOURING can" To LET;DESIMBT‘E STORES in".
TON STREET. SECOND FLUUILi iiinrris & Guns Co South Norwalk ,ving. On Monday night. according to
. 1 —. COUNTRY ESTATE— ’ ACR ‘S ‘ .’ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ . . .
ASK iiOR MR. POLSiu Iwoodland, baiancc 3o 1: . l0i 113 it Miss (obb. tht young women asked
cultivated. Orna‘;
luciltitl shade and fruit trees, llcal'
WAVTED—Si’iii‘lAh PRICES lulli) town, gout] l'ul'ldings, high cl‘ovatloll.i
FOR EXPERIENCEI) HAM) Ell-overlooking city and Sound; valued
‘BliOlDlCREi‘ WORK. lNSlili-I WORK-”20,000; llcst offer takes it. Address:
ERS. ALSO WORKERS T0 EMBROi-Dargain, care of Sentinel oillcc. 35 3tI
DER AT HOME. S'I‘EADY \\'Ulii\'.§
HOURS, 9 A. M. TO 6 P. M. CALI. AT?
'— .._._. '1 permission to lounge in the yard with
Last: ithc other innltttcs. ilccauso of the
. inicnsc hcat, .‘llr‘S Cobb said. she
LOST—SATURDAY. AI'G. a, on.‘ grantcd the notion. Lator in the orc-
tween Coleburn 3-, Laudcr‘s and Water ning as the matron in charge was
FOR SALE~>TIRES, TUBES. FiltS’I" St., South Norwaik, solid watch chain. marching a group of Women to ”w“.
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1‘0? “:dSl'llNG'TON STREET. (ERASWnnd socnnds, Very low prices; ironclad“i lllg links. Findt‘r rcltlrninfi i“. St-utim‘l= bén rooms, fl". my“. mlssing pmsnm
]LMRLUU’M“ “ 0m‘b- I ”0‘ J"‘in almost all makes. SaVe money by or- Ofii‘t-e will be rcwardcti. ii? lit ‘ prs broke from linc and fled into the
3!”. t u . .r, on v.” ,
Idcilllg flout me. I‘ll. .tiol Nilualk. 2 woods.
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WANTED—WOMAN On GIRL Tl). . W“ A “Am“: SW01 MOM“ Tho Horton gig, accordion to Misti
lento profitable husiliéss. rnnnnnent‘ FOR SALE—SOME Clinton vouxn halve” ”‘g‘laiiqud sumo" and bow mm" "mm“ ""69 “WW and ““103“
~(‘0t:kt't‘els. Single comb While licn- Mi‘ml‘“d““"l""gmn “we“ Reward liberty for ti ycar bc
linht. wort". ’tt'rccablc conditions. . . l'urt' :‘hc -wn.-
Sh .“ ‘. ‘ :0 A‘ ‘ -. q I horns, bred from winners. Storrs, will be uivcn if returned to tho Senii- mm”! to iicli d H‘i . ‘ \ ’0
iii and (0., - tin stitct, tout ‘,Conn. single comb Rliotio Island Reds ml ”mm P.” t or . c ll‘ still has three
lNorwalk. gbt-ctl from heavy fall and winter lily-j 3”” to 59"“ Th“ “”1” ”'0 “'f‘l‘t‘
.cl‘:~‘. Priccs rotisonuhic for titlulity.‘
WANTED~\'Ol'.‘il MAN ABOUT ilnynolds Poultry Farm, l-ilzliiand are-
16 m. 17 years of “go to work in grofillllt‘. Phone 1036. ‘ Plano institutions (‘OnFcl‘l'mnl‘y
ccry store. inquire hiodcrn li‘occl'y' ‘ iCoursc. Pupil of New tult (v..... cr‘leim‘l
C0., 50 \Viltt‘i' stl‘ccl. 117: 3!; FOR. SALE—A DOUBLE ”DU 3, ‘i 'of Music, Miss J. Deilt‘t‘. I.‘ i “,1." 9.
- _ . irooms on each thlt‘, with all modcrlfiscum Norwalk.
WANTED -— OPERATORS. GIRLS improvcmcnts for both i'iilniliiP-u‘lli _
oxpcricnced 0“ ildwcr niaGliille. Steady family cutirely scparittc. Well locatcti‘
work year round. Good wages paid. Al- in East Norwalk. price $3.500. A bur-i
t‘tlllllllliled from New York City.
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SPRAYlNG DEMONSTRATION.
" he grout lesson of prcpitrcdlloas ill
the garden has been brought homo to
morc of us this your than cvor bciorc.
fidinny have conscientiously plantcd
TE naitlcns for the first flow. This, cou-
plod with tho fact that many ('(lrnpal‘zl-
tivciy licw insects and tiiscitacs hurt-
MUSICAL.
'FlVE TRACTORS TO COMPE
... ~ _1.--vmr.,,- ;AtF mBur uFild A not th
:24silo!s‘algfgéfllenggfiil ggiqut .tnin. , . a“ ‘3 ° _°ay' "9 9 blad to bo contended with, hats inndn
. n. .n .. ‘. ‘l ‘ . r x f" . 1 ‘ M in) task exceedingly diilictllt. in or-
Conn. :13 st ASk J01“! I,» Hayes 7““ “dd ““3 which 1"" mo“ in dcr that all may have ll butter lutticr-
rangcd ly the Farm llurcdu to take standing of these posts and how to
place on the Lapham Estate, Now (‘a- combat them. the garden Silll(*t\'i>til‘
-ll:lllll promises to bc a big t-vcltt. Five hf”; “m";fed for Slim-”"3 ‘k’m"””m“
-. ‘112. 1» t« :.. ‘
tirnctors of tho Case. Molinc, Avery. ikzniofll L ”m" m ‘ mm“ pm“ of
ii‘hvvclnnd nlld Fortison typos will bc Thursday, August Sill. (l. .‘il. ('Otl-
ion hand to compete in n ploughing and ding, State Field Agent iii Eiltotltolo
l harrowin: competition. With all in- gill, will 35"“ {bye dcnmnsrations “in“
. ie first wit 0 given at no can cos
‘3! i1; _- ‘tn i- i‘ i.” “‘
:( ( iscd ShOlidnG or idim‘lhbm 'lniici on West avenue and Reed 5.“..th m
, pait-ti nt-xt your, this dclllonstraiion 1:30 p, m, At 3:20 p. 111., Mr. (‘oddina
offers an ideal opportunity for pros- will be in Wilulipauk, at the Tire and
”we”... huycrs to 5.... lllesciliachines Rubber (‘ofs gardens. anti at 5 p. ill.
WANTED—CIVIC SERVICE EXAM- iin actual Opoltaiion‘ he will b; ntlihe ““1111" lot. Olivilllciticn.
inatiotls in Connecticut in August, 20,- i he tcmona a 10.15 \ l mu-
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0th clerks to be appointed at Washingt .
1332......nlffi Charnoclt‘s Market
76 N. Main St. '
Tel. 583-2 ‘
WANTED—GOVERNMENT WILL
hold civil service cxanlillutions in Nor.
walk iii August. 20,000 women clerks
to be appointed at Washington. lilt-
pcricnce unnecessary. Women detain
int: government cicrkships write for
frcc particulars to R. E. Terry (form- {
or Civil Scrvice EXallllllEl‘-, 315 00-.
lumbiitn Building, Washington. :13 St
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No.7 Main St. Norwalk ~- i
. m1. usurp—matinnnon i
ilVBlllli‘.
illons arc popular can readily be seen and its application by hand and Ni“
gblv‘ule large attcntldncc at such cxhi- CODlll1‘955“d “‘1' Si“'.“-""‘
t blilOIlS. Ii) New York State, a recent
irac ' 7 s ' ' i
.- 00:01 contest drew on attendance of. NIAGAR! FALLS. N. y" Annual 7.
t. l POISON. ‘._._Afle1‘ bciig nlilrooned on a mud}
“bile the tractors will provide the snow within 1.00" “’9‘ 0f ”‘9 brink 0f
feature event of the day. the remainder Niagara Falls for sixteen hours,
. of the program is one which will bring 92%;? Ifi‘rgfigdflh B33113: ' ‘32:: (3::
gtogethcr several hundred workers who gum bgwi thc Youngstown idle-Saving
twill discuss the best methods of ill- crew this morning. _
[creasing’i’ood production and conserva The SCOW broke away from a tug
ition in Fail-field County. At sectional S'BSierday evening opposite iot'i flay.
- - v. in used in (1"l'il"
meetings for the men, “Marketing, the Eliza-2.11;?“ be g 5“ H. "‘
Farmer" Problem". will he. discussed 'A shelving rock tom the head or
by Prof. Guy C. Smith, specialist from Goat Island caught the unwieldy omit
,the Extension Dept. at Storrs, and and held it, savang .the men from
Prof. 'R. E. Jones will give a poultry death.
Culling Demonstration. Tile women's. FOOD. RIOTING‘ IN SPAIN.
section will be the center of discus-l GUADALAARA. Spain, August 7"-
sion and demonstrations on communi‘ Serious outbreaks have occurred hero
ty‘cannin an owing to the high cost of living and
g d food dmng' State the poor quality of bread. Shots have
ships write for free list of positions to RESCUE!) AT NIAGARA FALLS.
The U. s. School of Civil Service,
\Vashingt'on, D. C, (J. C. Leonard, lor-
nlcr Civil Service Examiner. Pres.)
WANTED -— MEN Til. HANDLE"
FREIGHT OX NORWALK LINE
BOATS. $60 A MONTH AND BOARD.
APPL-Y .31" SO. NORWALK COCK.
WANTEDFYOUNG” MN IN ALL
departments. opportunity for bright
young men to learn a trade and be well
paid while learning. LOunsbury, Math-
cwsou & Co. a 3t
25'lit Anniversary Sale"
Clothinar and Furnishings on
Salé at Less Than To- '
day’s Market Value '
COPYRIGHT .
Clothing (30.
its. “all it Stilton:
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WANTED —— LOUNSBURY. MATH-
EWSON & 00.. WANT A NUMBER
Oii‘ SKILLED SHOEMAKEnS A'l‘
oucn AND ExPoaIENcm MA-
CHXNE OPERATORS. this group meeting. are especially incensed against the
This is Fail't’ield County Get-Togeth- Shopkeepers and the public authori-
cr to boost local food production and “93' ‘
lgfijermfjon' Everyone. is invited..‘ Guadalajara iE—p—rovin ai capilf‘l.
. ,e for the day and bring a basket thirty-four miles northeast f Madrid.
lunch. The tractors open the pro; ’ It has a papulution'oi about 12.000.
grant lit 10 a. m. ’ "
The Lanimm Estate is best reached thLED AT GRADE caossmc.
from the north by the way of Rid .e-d .. TAUNTON, Mass, August 7.-—Yena-
g . cas G. Miniolgaand Mrs. Tony Wy-
WANTED—U. 5. GOVERNMENT
wnants help immediately. Mom'WOmeu.
is or ovcr. $100 month. List positions
tree. Franklin institute, Dept. 23 1.
Rochester, N. Y.
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Firemen
Chance for good wageshnd ad
vancementjor men between theatres , I
of eighteenend forty-five year. in
good physical condition. APPIY_.N.'1$I., .
N. H. a B. n “
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then going‘about due nine out? §oii£h1 ydr‘ed when allpuldfifloblle‘_\containing
. , .. , w"3'"‘AV'éuu'e‘ towards Darlen.’ Add) are persons bound- rol‘n thisjclty for
t°U~n~DRIFTnim Row. BQAT- n... iron the shore n... on... “all “W 1'" ”‘5 “n m ‘ m“ i
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Owner may‘h‘ave some ytpay‘iug coat , r’Ddl: .. lrglm t train
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stint; Wilson. ,"
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ket manifested more confusing tend.
Thai competitive tractor demonstrn- first of mixing various forms of slimy ‘
demonstrator-s Will lead the' work in been exchanged between the demon‘ a
field direct to New Canaan center and». maViclr were killed and two others in- '
at trade crossing here, ..
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Next Friday, Aug. 9, the Farm 311‘»
reau will hold a Field Day at the Lapi
ham Estate. Daveny Farm; New Can-i
nan. Activities start at 10 a. m‘.’ and
the. program consists of a competitive
demonstration of four types of tritr-i
tors.a talk on Marketing by Prof.;
Grey C. Smith, a demonstration or
“How to Call the Slacker Hen." by
Prof. Jones and one. a srrnying dom-
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Must be sold to make room for
‘on the "Uses of Dried Products in the‘
Diet." All persons interested in the
present food situation are invited to
attend.
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MORE AMERICANS KILLED.
OTTAWA. August 7.-—~The followinz
American names are included in to-
day's overseas casualty list:
Killed in action: J. E. Fawson. ho», miles oil shore on August 1, according trucking. once telephones 1681.
bury. Miss: H..Gillcsple, "North Ah-
ington, Mass. 3
. Homemade Paste. , ;
Tcnchcrs tutti others who use much
paste will appreciate a recipe for mak-
ing it at lloiuc. Stir into a cup of
flour ('llOllilll cold water to make it of
a crcumy (-Olinistt-ncy. Pour over this
four cups of boiling water, stirring till
the limo. and cook five luiuutcs. To
this add onc fouspoonful of powtlcrcd
liiillll, pour into it bowl and bent till
cold. ’l‘licn titlti one tcuspoonful cilr- ‘
boiic acid and one tt-iispootiful or more i
of oil of citivo or willlct'grccll. Pour i
Into glusscs or jars illltl cover with
paraffin. This will keep indefinitely.
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Ivory Phonograph Needles. ;
The phonograph stylus of vegetable "
ivory has it lil‘t‘ltlt‘il advantage ovcr the i
chi woodclt llt't‘lilt‘. the usefulness of t
which is lillisltcd wlicn it has platycd i
onc rccorti. The ivory point will stand i
the wcur of six rccurds. tllcli when it 1
hits licmi filed over tho. hovel cm) can ‘t
be used on six littlrc. The vcgetahlc :
ivory is produccd by it Control and .'
South Amcrlcttll growth. the phylclo- i
phits palm, which produces largo clus- i
tors of mods. I
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Before Day of Chronometer.
Longitutlc bitiilctl nil navigators uuiii
thc chrmlmilctcr came into use ill 1735. l
'l‘llc uhclclitsilllti hitcr navigators, ili- :
eluding till the great discovcrcrs, could
find ilicir ltiiitutlc by observations of j
the sun‘s llclzht,‘ but thcy could dctcr- ‘
tllilic iliclr lmlglttttic‘ only by “dead
rcchouillg." or estimating thcir ship‘s
progrcss from titty to day. This sys~
tool was ullccrttlin and caused a great
many shipwrccka. ‘
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AUTO SUPPLIES
OILS GASOLINE
BIGYCLES VULOANIZIN G
A. MODNE
_ ‘ Phone 957—2
70 North Main St, 80. Now-4k
A ugusi
Reductions 0n
Reiri *eljators
Hammocks
Crex Rugs
Oil Stoves
Willow Chairs
Willow Rockers
Gas Stoves
OLD HICKORY FURNITURE ' '
FOR PORCH 0R LAWN
All Summer Furniture at a reduction from 1-4 to L3 01?.
”CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED——
Sterling FurnimrcECompany
Fidel
our fall and winter sinck.
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HATTERAS, N. C
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SHELLED AND SUNK~
BY SUB
(Continued from First Page).
. The veseel was the Tokuyama Mat-u.
of 7,039 tons gross. She was sunk
without warning about two hundred
to the crew.
The 'i‘okuyiuna Marti, a freighter,
which was owned by the Japanese
Mail Steamship Company, was on it
[voyage from England to an American
small"
port. The crew took to the
boats and were picked up by the All)-
oricnn schooner. The vessel was built
at Kobe ill 1915.
The submarine fired five torpedoes
before the freighter went down. luctu-'
bers of the crew said. Several hours‘
later the U-bnnt cattle alongside the
small boats and the German command-
cr questioned the Japanese regarding
their vsesel.
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. tFllR Islam. BROHCHITIS,
CATARBll, CoLns, LA GRIPPE. Etc. .
CONSUIPYION PREVENTIVE—N01” A
Pnreur Msnlcm'e.
There are few diseases more prevalent than
Asthma: few more distressing and painiul
and few m6re tenacioul and dangerous.
The several forms are known to medical
science as llronchlnl Asthma. Cami-r.
Itnl Asthma: Hay Asthma tianer more
commonly known in Hay Fever).
Repeated attack: result in a chronic
Asthmatic condition. the symptoms of
which are a dilution of the lungs and bronchi.
, and l bcmular formations. .,
La nope and even the simplo cold nor
lcctcd often lead to fatal results. There is
nothtnirmorc menacing to one: health than
the vitality couqh or co .
THE ElixElll OFFREMEDY-isaspccif‘ic
for ali'_ci the abovctroublcs. It has helped
and reiterad thousands and will help you.
'llii. ElKER HOEF REMEDY is in no
sense a patent medlctnc. but is, a legitimate
prescription find the outcome of cars of
Iludy. "Welilltilllon and citric inch! 7 Prof.
Hod. one. of the'worlds lead (11 physician.
if your drug isl does not ecu it. upon
receipt of Si. either cash or money order.
we will send a bottle With full directions to
nnavpnrt oi the United States or Canada.
lthin the past ten years thousands of
. testimonials have come to as iron: sufferers
- cured of Asthma. Bronchitis. Catarrh and
Hay Fever. ' .
Every home should have a bottle always
on hand as a specific for the simple cold. »
See that the "Bulls Eye" trade mark is
on every bottle. No other is genuine.
, WILLIAMS mnmcmn co.
W'Qltnn 5%., New York City.
t Highest prices paid for old
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onstration by one of the My Canaan} i) _ - 0‘ Phone 105
Garden Clubs. For the women theréi 1‘7 ‘31 WashmJon St' . a ,.
will be a talk on Community Cannibal . . . .. . e.
and a demonstration of drying by Miss; "
lDorothy Buckley, of the ExtensionITHE DIAMOND SHOALS .. BUSINESS 30‘1”“ _,
Service. Miss Ii. 1. Weed, the Farm; . P AINTING _ P LIME-HANGING
Bureau agent in Bridgeport. will taittf LIGHTSHIP OFF CAPE decorating. painter's supplies; wall
paper, up-to-date styles, lowelt prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial of-
}ders solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander.
«White. 61 1-2 Ely avenue.
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ili'laherty. proprietor. Trucking. Long
distance hauling. Light and heavy
House connection
Old Clothing
Bought!
clothing. , . .
We will call for it if notified.
S. LEVEY
58 Water Street, So. Not-walk.
Near Harris a. Gans' Coal Officer.
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UBY, METALS AND OLD
AUTOMOBILES
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Norwalk Chronicler