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soil the transaction oh the union
business the followins ole-1‘s were
elected for the ensulnl year.
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PARTRicK—ln NorwaIk. an. 27. FOR “Ll-0m PUP. FOUR to Lsr—s Rooms,
Soon Augluus Partrick, aged
Presidflivselah Elm oi Oren-
oque.
Secretly-«J. lienry Blakemsn. of
“‘1‘ 1* Stratiurd. _
provements, 1st floor on South Main! Treasurer—George 11 P111111» 0‘
7 ’ ”Sill”
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90 months old. good pedigree. sacrificing
years. Funeral-widen he. think. it ouseaountof wort-cutest"; street Inquire Stephen 3. 11-5. is Bridgeport.
residence a N.m" avenue. N0!" Jam “00$. 27 B. h» ‘Vflue, South “limo; akue' scum "unfit-1' The (“mm W cm Otelec"
‘woiir. Friday, Aug. 30th. at s p. in. Nona":-
Kindly omit flowers.
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WANTED 4mm“ HELP
at once. Hy-Po Batter-100w. East
éNorwalk. a29
eat from each com-
!” 8t 69‘“- at; 8:8: '_ g were chosénr
i -. ' | George Morris Buttery. Lotus Sco-
. FOR SALE—34080 TOURING. T0 LET—THREE ROOMS wrru field, imi- nonedict. Goons Under
cars, 1914, 1915 and 1917 We. All partial improvements. il‘wo lninutes'ihmv Danni: 0, Chase, William A. Kei-
m .fim “as“ condition. Prim N1303- wslk from station. Reasonable rent. on, C‘ A’ Jeanine. Dertt m
one A. tandem and William Loin.
“‘3» PM” 170“ after 5 p. m. :28 8t Inquire oi Frank “liner, 2 Booms, nfo «up. .eetlns Niacin
street, South Norwalk.
a2! St looted iur no“ year. but an inflation
Iis almost sure to materialise from
. an at
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3‘; FOR SALE—HARLEY DAVIDSON
WANTED—TWO 0R THREE FUR“
dished rooms for light houseboat;- nets Day, s‘asii “we.
Adress 'l‘. 8., care of Sentinel, South
To LET—4 ROOMS 0N FIRSTisome of the Fairlield county towns
before next season. . ,
floor. 17 Woodbury avenue, Norwalk.i Camp Fire oi Twenty-eighth.
inquire on premises.
While the meeting of the Twenty-
imotorcycle, electrically equipped. A-l‘
condition. To be sold at ones. hen?
After the reading of various reports has: that on the Confederacy intoi
7 ”no Iratgreat success om. army
~ M on the gleaming river was the cap-
“: "mu-II I n. . tors of Vicksburg, accomplished with . _
. M I . w" M thenid 0‘ mill"- The “In sum w. h" in M m - m M “D
W ’=‘:',' c, ,_ tfitoeaquomniommdmui w I .It‘ In".
VI . . .V ‘ }‘ Themwnuugfdmh W W *“ “Wm” mi flg'inths ”barges idalg'm outbid. non
«emmrmm a mom. .. flows ".2; muhiuuuszi «e - w .. mar-u»
momma-summon dentin-Kroner»; ion." . r i .5.
fl ‘ ' call showed just a moi-bare pram. ,the heart, of Tennessee. It was the! Rth‘l I
«communion-i"
’WehsveononriloerSOOUOE amen end 10’
“sermons that‘niustbsdisposadc‘ sowearood‘sr-
ingthsmstfsstoryouttoolossthsuioutinshm-ry.
Ifinnsedofoneseethas. ‘
NOTICE!
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet Gwners
Just received a. shipment of WAR MNOD couns-
VATION (3me that will It on your finesse: door. the
chart will be of great alsistsnoetoyouindolng,mY0fl
311' but your utmost tohelp win this war right from your
ldtshsn. Charts are thrush.
incense fragments. not only along tha‘
linol‘hnaessu. but uptbelsissiei
sippt river and up the lied river, and
in the White river. and up the Yellow
\rl‘lb sod whsre'nr s must mid:
lentil-sass tbemy otths United:
Ststa, man; the communication be ?
tween the diterent parts of he Confedu
‘era any and dsroying their supplies
i and munitions of war. ’
“Port Hudson, below Vicksburg, our
rendered four days after Vicksburg.
The comrades of the 28th regiment
were there in the rear of this strone'
hold at the time Farragut was shelling
{the forts from the river. (This was
. when l was in the army). it was with.
hiss assistance of the navy that Port
'Hadson had to surrender. This was:
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Norwalk.
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,cnf. Can be seen at Riccio Bros.
WANTEDr-GIRL on YOUNG LA- age. . 3‘
dy for typewriting pilrt time in ex-t
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e” 3‘. . iron SALE-ONE RACEABOU‘P
. it‘ail at United Grocery Co.
eighth was not so lsmll' attended} the int stronghold on the Mississippi;
the meeting made up in interest what- river to erem". Which gave us en-i
L 1'0 LET-FIVE R00)“ WITH 1M-
. ~ bets. - i
b, prove nts. No. 9 ii ill av “M it fiche: lam? in me. me control of the whole length of theE
20 North'mornlug President Locusts Stanfield.’ m" ‘M dmded L9“ "my. "hick:
change for’piano instruction. Greati ‘OR SALE—CHOICE
Speed and W! mm"! Jersey milking cows. one heifer
YOUNG
”“33 street. fwhe had acted as the head of the as, was the turning paint of th‘eIIVar." . g
; ~ soclatlon for a number of Years. pie! CW0“ SooSeld went on tore
in- re . Lsr-rwo Duium‘ '1‘“ “1" m" “'9 W“°' ““3 ’9‘ late further instances of the prowess‘
motor Blunts East avenue. Nor-walk.
,‘l‘el. 1482 tor’appointment. a28 3t
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WANTEWBOY ABOUT 15 ‘lii‘rARS
,Donneliy's.‘16 South Ruin street.
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waursfi— ROUTE SALESMAN
for retail milk delivery business.
090d positing: end aalsry. Better than
”‘ s25 per weal: to'beginner. Must ”%
V able to furnish first class reference.
«it also one work horse, cheap. W.lapartmente. centrally located, newly
J_ Rm, 1,“ Mansfield “ewe. Dnr- decorated. Rent :15 and sis‘u‘vu‘ioni,
fen. Phone 12-3.
gall St‘
Dorie, the elitrsboard Qt ofl‘lcers was
reelected for the mining year:
, Gib-cu" President—howls Soul-id. of New
Canaan
Secretary and Tress’rore-Robert
istreet. South Norwslh.
Smith. 1 Trinity Plans.
FOR slits—sou cr‘ioica venue
or! at. Emma Single comb Whlio boa-i
orns, bred from winners. Storfs,
Conn, single comb Rhode Island Redsfiaud avenue.
bred from heavy full and winter dam
ers. Prices reasonable
Reynolds Poultry Farm. Highland av
nue. Phone 1086. -
for quality. *
m f (I d. .
o 3 w m. Bunten.
ro LIT—l linens or 4 Boone -- mutant monk
,esch.‘ Flu limit“ (I Was}! mum I molt. enjoyable
m "Cm in wap enjoyed by a large
“W “5‘ °' nuufof Nations and attests of the
' a” u label on. in the dancinx‘ pavilion.
"iw‘iih, ' , follozllls‘ into-egos: pro-
}i‘ates' at
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', {to Luv—sinuses. mars
apartments. in Kuwait. South Non
POI SALE—A DOUBLE HOUSE,
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’7‘ Banner." by an.
WWW. ,
walk, Rows tel. .
7. y Boats from .5 to 850 PM?» a". T..;_ Finn,
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and $50 cash security. Address box 8.;
care Sentlfl.
Vo—fiv ..- .a... “w- —
WANTED,,-_'8ALEBIJADY, COAT
irooms on each side, with all modemgper mouth. Ratatond Bros.
iimprovements for both families, ditch!
S. family entirely separate. Well located 7° LEF" ROOIS AT 9!
of New Ca-
‘“ 3‘. Violin «so. rentals-let.
ruin
of the navy during the days of the
Civil war and also compared the spirit
of the ’members of the ’n‘avy‘in those
days-with the spirit of the navy today.
He also paid a fine tribute to ltaly for 1 -
her gallant nxht splint the oppres ;
sion of the Austrians and said that the '
people of the United States were glad'
to have her as an ally. ‘
He also remarked. “Before the dec-t
laration of war, everybody had a right '
to discuss whether the United- States:
should carry on the war against Ger-i
many or not, but the question has now ,
been decided by the president and‘
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40 Labor Saying Features
‘ lies of the president Commo~
noes . , .
I » tats. Ne. Canaan
,. . .zlor avenue. llqfln In. I: w I. 0 ' ‘ ' '
3...... .nd mummy, stead. position..ln East Norwnlk. Price moo. A bar , ' , .- . V . ms. after - ion; delay nnd dis . Don't spend Ions hour! in a hot huh” thi- “mm”-
Apply Mintst’Q%}Wgaliinfl0n NHL!” . . . , ~ ..orote shoot, or W‘W , a hassle. fiéfii‘.” SW" .ud repealed warnings to oeo‘ With a Hoosier you can. do your work in half the time. The
. .. 1.; I “an“. a". j J. 1“ . Loony Now that decision bu been most important discoveries have been built right into this
r¢NTtE$I£Y£g fiéflgafig I“ k ’01“! To Haye in To tit—300MB. ’0‘- mm luau-nines“ 7 o of sfiwm reads; it is our duty to step discussing, cabinet. . ,
$922135 rAll excznentozppoijuniivfor 1‘1“]..{8fimu—“m. nmm‘loi Illgfizhzip :lfisgriiottfld $:Shhlm fist-waif??? Edna I“ “5“": upon the question 0! the right 0| V for .muflyplmmme’ the Mm, flour 8W1. flak“ 0th “our,
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ambitious youth. Inquire at the office _____W ...t. , ,_, fl- jiton street. Inst} .33.!“ MM“ “mom 8” 312:“?,reaa'if,.§r$ei:mm;d'$fb' feign} ll. 0! ding flour md 8111: ugh
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oi the Evenlfg Sentine .. BUSINESS NOTICES 'ro LET—omens am .. marks. ‘lilr. Seaway...“ we to “ma .1... 80.9mm“, m “med... The Rooms Two-Way Sugar 3m. which holds tvnce the
. , i - ' mm at year's work. this war. A nation th t d l . 0“de mount
WANTED”. 5. GOVERNMENT: susmsss NOTICE " “m“ "‘
wants help immediately. Men. women.
'18 or over. $100 month. List positions
tree. Franklin institute, Dept. 236.
Rochester, N. Y. -
AUTO SUPPLIES
one .. GASOLINE
BIOYGLES votouimxo
A. MODNE
Phone 057—2 .
70 North'lsln St... 80. M
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. soon in word. swam.
NEW YORK, Aug. 29 (WALL.
STREET. 10-30 a. m.).-Shipplngs anal.
oils led the steady but dull opening or‘
today's Stock Market, AtlanticGulf
soon gaining 1 1-4 points and Texas
.‘ Company halts point. 13. S. Steel
rose a small fraction with independent
;
Classes of sin by appointment only. i
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ior two, or three room suites. north
. 11 ‘Wesmighi, corner Washiniton street and!
nvenuc, South horwulk, open Tueai-3Railroad Place. For further paflicW,
“‘"L S!“- PF‘W‘ "e"! "eawuble-glsrs inquire at the oihce at Old Well
Also made our garments. Evening (31m Co. .
classes taught. Bring your material,f
60 cents—3 hour lesson. a person.
Vote of thanks to Mr. Bailey.
“America," by all. I
Commodore Scoueld said:
“Comrades, Slilpmaies. Honorsi'yl
Members and Friends of “width
Regiment. Connecticut Volunteers—-
[Miss and Gentlemen: . . , _ ‘
‘ “1 am glad to be with vou today to
Experienced dressmakcr,
LOB!
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: 'Reglmont. Connecticut Vimihseors. Aa'
.29 3t LOST-BROOCH' PLEASE Rail have been elected to the highest of-i
anmond Street 1: Son Dericn itill-n to owner. 7 Elmxrove street. [flee the Nationnl Association of Naval
iSaud, loam, building stone and graveL! LOST—-
lCluders for. driveways and "d°"1k‘-,ierrier. “:er return to 111 South
‘Estinisics given on laying cement;MsIn street, and receive reward. . _ N
walks and bulldliig foundations.‘ also no at "‘9 so" “’0'“ our a
. of the Rebellion.
horse cart and bottom dumpers for “The Germans believed that Great]
of our Allies that are fighting across]
vy in the War
"W3!
and then goes on discussing whether it
should have. declared war 31' not, is
hindering the progress which is nec-
.essnry for us to make if we expect to
,‘ b? successful. ‘
[calebrntethin Slat reunion»! the 18thi copperheads in the days 0: the rebel~
lion. who tried to discourage enlist '
merit and disc the conscription with
.‘Vetersns could give me, that gym»; thoae who do the samnthing icday ana‘
modore commending. i will speak 3‘ grew heated in his denunxition or
SMALL BRINDLE BULL few minutes in regard to the navlesf them.
Hoosier's Muted Food Guide and Salad Chart can’t be
found on any other cabinet
Hoosier's Over-Sins Base has 21 per cent. more space for
pots and'paus than the average. -
There are 17 such exclusive features as these.
H953 §J§ R
Come here and pick out your Hoosier before the the-
servmg' season comes on.
We'll deliver it for only $1 down. Pay the balance $1
a week. Your money all back if you are not delighted.
He. also computed the work of the
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Dram sun rarities“ LS.
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decorating,
trillion“
White, or it. 1dr mend
. hire.
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, rum-mo ' - hummer“
pointers suppliés; wall
paper. upto-date styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Tris! or-
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LOST—BATHlNG sm'r AT \viirra ..
Bridge, Tokeneke Point. trailzvv on being mu” serious “Jim and "a.
lion. Finder please return, :a' said e" [ and began preparations to wrest from;
has seen sixteen years' servim: 'n the the llritish‘thelr one TW‘MMW “'m'l
U. 8. Navy. and owner values the suit no“, sea power. Germany was mie-
very highly iOr sentimental reasons_ lllkell. The Bl‘ltlSh hid 110i. 10S! their
1 , skill in fighting. ‘
fAddress C. B. Whitmore. l. S. 8.5 "The Island Empire was no more do-
"c‘lmei- 3"" London. Conn. :27 3t cadent than the Republic of modes
I —.Tllfl’ have demonstrated this by the
ill" had proved ltael! incapable of
steels, but coppers were slightly irreg-
ular with rails. motors and specialties.
There was a further inquiry for for-
'eign issues of the good war news, but
Liberty Bonds were moderately reae
fionary.
NEW YORK, Aug. 29. Wall Street.
Noon—Stocks recorded little varia-
' tied in the first hour. but \eacted gen-
erally later. The decline was concur-
rent with reports from Washington
. which' conveyed the inference that
the hext Liberty Loan offering had
been fixed at six Nlion dollars, a fig-
ure in excess of,Wail Street's Esti-
mates. 1’. S. Steel yielded a point
with other leaders and increased hea-
viness was Shown by specialities, not-
‘ Union Parcel Delivery. Edward J.
l'lahertr. proprietor.
distance hauling. Light
trucking. Ofllce telephones 1581. 800
House connection.
I‘
W FirEmen
chance for good wados and M,
vancement for men between the ages? The com 0’ P’Obaw (Or "'0 Dis“
of eighteen and forty-five years In
good physical condition. Apply N. Y..
N. H. d H. R. R. ’
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E. E. REGAN, Sup't, N'w Haven.
M. II. MILLER, Surf... Witnrbury,
0. A. MITCHELL. Sun. HIMOM.
Traction. Lens
and been
four years that intervened since Aug-
! 1.not i, 1914, when the British (Rivera-l
‘ Em "0]” “cent met the German's challenge and}
[went to war, which has proved to be
“I“
one of the mightiest wars known io‘
, all history. .
"Nor must the fact be forgotten that
'when the victory over Prussianla i isi
iwon. the triumph of the free up one
will be due to the intervention of Brit-
. 1in sea power more than is realized by
NOTICE
District or Norwalk, ss. Probate
Court, August 21: A. D., 1918.
Estate of Sarah A. Benjamin, late
‘ “of Norwalk, in said district, deceased.
1
trict of Norwalk hath limited and all ”‘5 “mm at ‘hedfimfflgifiizmwo'
:lowcd six months from the date here-l :Ve 2:“ 110:“ sane“ or discount
1’01 for th I . icon W r o '
e creditors of said estate to. o“ own mighty contribution to til!
iexhibit their claims for
, settlement; b llifyin all
'Thoae , winning of the war. Y on 5
. who neglect to present their out plans 01 the
‘ ked
accounts. properly attested, within cunningly wor . .
said time, will be debarrcd a recov-. German government for mldngozm
[of]. All persOns indebted to said es: ’0'!- 0‘31' V” i“ this war w or
ably General Motors. which dropped‘
number‘s 1-2 points. 'Pierce 0“."
' ' newly listedl. was alumni the one ex-i
‘ ception, advancing a point. on an ex-,‘
"' .tensive turnover. - i
.2, O WALL STREET, 1:30 p. m.—-Gen-
eral Motors continued to slump duc'
ing the nodn'ho‘ur. extending its loss;
to 10 M points, or 30 points thus far
this week. The balance of the active"
' list showed no material. slterlmon:
from the irmular setback‘ of the
morning. ' " “F' .r ‘1
Showing: of ‘ ,
FALL DRESES'S“
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.tate are requested to make .imincdl-i many 15 doins 9 wonderful work in
ate payment to i transporting 1.500300 07 0‘" ‘mps
~' JACOB—M. LAYTON, incmm reds so far "“1?“ 109‘“ 9‘
ADMih'isrnn'ron.. man by submarines (There were 01'"
——--—» ~ - - l or two of our ships sunk ‘bY the U'
.NOTICE -. boats on their return with the loss of
District of Norwalk, ‘as. Probate 250 men). Also osrrylnt supplies for
Court, August 19, A. D.;1!18. [our army and pmvislons to feed the
Estate of Win «Lsgerin, late of “Norg different nations.
walk. in said district, deceased. l “The army and navy have got to
The Court ol- Probate for the Dzs-f work in cooperation with each other
tflct ofNorwoik, hlth limited and al- {0 accomplish-what we, expect to do,
,lowed six months flint the date here-V by crushing numeracy and mfliury
of for the creditors of said estate to powerof'the Germans.
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INSURANCE COMPANY BANK-
exhibit their claims» ‘ for settlement; “In our moi the 38mg“, we no}.
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BOSTON. Afi‘g. 29.—The New Eng-
land Equitable Insurance Company.
in the hands of receivers for more
j‘than 9. year. today was declared msol‘
vent by Judge Luring of the SIP
promo Court. who orders its affairs
i.
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' wannd up forthwith. _ . .
can or THANKS
We wish to‘express our" apprecie:
.tion to the lodges, friends and the em-
ployee of C. 8. bridge 00., ‘md
the Norwalk Manufacturing Co. in
our deep‘bmsvsient, - _
3111.ch yuan shin ran.
my it» r-~ ..
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’ UNBBBBY. MATHEW.
I}: 8.100.. mdesirous 'of . se-
curing thorns-vices of several
men “Importance. Bx-
oellent opportunityvlw an ., ,
mm. conform
n
was» stilts-litre: “Mr-0m :
paid while
I Those who neglect to present their' er could have accomplished what ,1.
accounts, properly attested, within
said time will be debsrred a robot- . »
. , ” .- . . ,nnyy.~ Man; do hot realise the value
,$- A“ WWS lndebtedfito mu 5" “mgmvy 0! “39 United Sm” dur-i
steeuzggrutimd to me e 1'1!”de- the ‘Civil‘wu‘r so the history was!
' ‘ . - " - 2 rs and their‘
- sums R. LAGERJN. -"“"" by ‘m m . ‘ . .
Executtix. ““5 ‘ i
. p ._ . ",First the airy blochsded the Con-
3‘ ant? niresnsuces fedei‘lcy. By blookadllll the Confed-
SETILIB leracy. we prevented them from “got“
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id‘s--
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“MAN Pow:
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differences between Sen’sto ‘:liii'd"could now: and thou smuggle through.
House conferees on the man power the lines. fl‘hey did in} stop there.
bill were cleared s/wsy teddy. andthe The: rat stepatowarbcnttinn the Com.
b
‘ fight" ,amd'ndment
, 00-, cent
1previous! for. final
rm the below. .Now
hides Wits “lib
aid in eaves i... won Without tM?AnU‘L'i‘unn'rnip.nooni
node i
. _ , , modes that had been placed on sale
WASHINGTON. Aug. , 2-9.-—Nlinor ting supplies. hoept' such res they- here. Mr. Warner investigated the This statement we given out
many,cassa h] t ere Were good rea-
"’1!" in canola nts. Conditions were
measure with the Ssnate "work or ifed' “cyln tWowIsty.hri-em‘ min. which is inhabited chiefly by for- Gary refused to amplify his state-
sliminsted. was" wbephhucantnrsdli‘ewouesns .-.'l‘he 9W ' '
murdered with s lsrsev‘d
scum
Mrs. Mary Flynn, -
15’s. Mary Flynn, widow of file into
James Flynn, died at her home. 71
Crescent street, South Norwaik, Wed-
nesday afternoon in her slag-eighth
, We Specialize in Furnishing Relies Complete
Sterling Furniture Company '
your. The funeral services will be 9 _ “
held- from her into home on Saturday" 1‘7 131 WashingtonSt. . Phone 105.
morning at 835, and at St. 'Joseph's' ‘ —--—
church at 9 o'clock. The burial WilliJ '
be in Si. Mai-v's cemetery :which he had been dispensing to his Composed of Judge Gary, chairman;
She‘iq survived btr six children Mrs 'customers as the genuine italic: ollivg J. A. Farrell, 1.1 A. S. Clarke, 'C. M.
‘ ‘ . .. . Ti ii had been mixe wt . .
Charles Theis of New York city, Mrs. 01d h s 0 “mm L- King, J- A- Burden, J, A.
cottonseed oil, making‘n very poorlm-
John F. Devinc. John and Charles ltation. which lacked the qualities of “when G E- 3100*: H- G. Dalton.
Flynn. all of Norwalk, James of Brooh.
the real article and is not as hum. lv'reported. were expected to attend.
1).“, and Harry my“ of the m1 he (1 nous. This was only one case in many The conference adjourned without
States 59"“09- T419 soldier son, who
which were discovered by the Slate meeting with members of the war in-
has been stationed in Camp Dei'ens,fth01'ities in view of causing the ar-
inspectdr, who conferred with the an. dustrles board, who, it was previous-
Moss, called up his hom?.b¥,i¢1?Dh0D9-,I:;t: 05,3:leanehdmirggantgldelsepenflzg . and A. F. Huestorr.
shortly before his mother passed swayH will b: "page; withinla few days and.
to announce that he was at that mo' 1
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prosecuted by the state.
ment starting for F0" Beflfinin H“ " The Evening Sentinel will ilpenr
”3°1- g"“‘“““’°"8~ 'nd- til efforts t°1SUFFRAGISTS AFTER in... Mon... mom... or... 1..., i...
relic im with the sad newo before be lead of at the usual time. Advertisr
starts have um, , _ . YOUR SIGNATURE,
or moved "mum“!!! (Continued From Page Six) Iments and news items should reach
but N is hoped will be successful. ' - ithe office of publication early on Sun-
I-M ito bring theuntls and the senators to I day evening. - ~
, “’1" LOU/"d“ , . a showdown, hence. this campaignfi
, John Lowndes, for years; well~
knowh‘resldent of Rowayio'h and one,
of the most valued and‘ active resi-
dents of that place, died last-Tuesday
in Lakewood, N: J., 'nt the age of 75
years.
The funeral will take place from
the Fuherai Parlors of D. W. Ray-
mond, on West Washington street.
Fridu afternoonst 2:80. Rev. C. H.:
Knetendieck? pastor of the Rowayton
Methodist Church will omciaie and
interment will be in Spring Grovi: institute eMmbers Hold Conference:
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usoa oav earn-lust.
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which is to be short and sharp.
suffrage in our country would come:
soon for the protection of the boysi
"over there.” And three-fourths of
the New York boys in the army voted?
for suffrage. I
Could there be a better argunienti' ’
for suffrage in wart-line than this? i nigh
IRON AND STEEL MEN 1
TALK wan PRODUCTION;
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Specially
cemetery. Da‘flen,‘ '. i In New York
1 how, YORK, Aug. zit—Members 05‘ Official . 52" Vice for
,the American Iron and Steel lnsti- . ._
BEINGSOLD HERE jute, at a conference attended by 1Chevr 0' et' ”axwe" '
' ‘ representatives of the principal coir, '
. 0
s" (unmixed Em first Pagan learns of the industry here yester-L’and Graham Bros,
day. appointed a special committeei
Trucks
with power, to act on “various lnborl
Repairing and Paris.
roblems." and ‘f‘the question of boost»;
ing the largest possible production afford
'uy Wrecks Towed
ance. ' ‘
steel for military necessities."
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been prosecuted. The State Depart-
ment had received a number of corn-
‘ this city regsrdingchssp
inferior on unsanitary dairy and food
””51““ 9”” ally and found 1!} "Judge Elbert H. Gary at the conclu-
ion of the‘ conference, which was
bold behind closed doors. Judge
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especla bad la the .Spriilwood see-
, moot. .thousb .1” said other mattersi
rs. .
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cui girls told of a letter from her . .: ,
brOthe'r. in France, saying he hopedi . , . .
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