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Germans before than in the great.
est battle of the present effusive
and one of the most imp
contests of the wet.
The English‘have diiuaiawod
into the German lines with the tall-
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WH—TED——A GIRL FOR GENER-
'al homework, in family of two adults.
We wuhilx. flail at is Blah-street. or
telephone 540. 83 3t
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WANTED—FURNISHED HOUSE
eight or nine rooms. with germ are»
fared. Six months or one year. N03.
mu IMWson. 400 Pelhani Manor Road.
Pelhaa Manor, N. Y. s3 3t
WANTED—4‘0 HIRE BY THE
year, reliable married man for coun-
try. Address Man, care Sentinel.
wauranv—wo‘ TOURING Bf)i
diet, for Ford car. Address _S.. care
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body fur Ford car. Address ST, ‘cure
Gemini.
WANTED—GOVERNMENT ClVlb‘
service examinations Connecticut in
September. Government. clerk. rall~
way mail. teacher, immigrant inapt'c
tor, typewriter, resmh clerk. Sal
cry mmzpoc Experience unneoelr
suryv. Men. women desiring govern
mentipolitlou write for. free patio-
lars. J. 0. Leonard tforuier Civil Scr-
vicc laminar), 421 Konois Building.
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WANTED -— WATCHMAN. GOOil
wages Apply Jonas d: Naumburs.
Inc, Sula-Jinan
WANIIDv~ ROUTE SALESMAJ
for retail milk delil'ér."
Good position and salary. Better than
82!; per week to beginner. Must
able to furnish first clues reference
and $50 cash security. Address box 13.
core Sentinel.
’wwren —sa1.psr.anr,
suits and milliucry. Steady
Apply llllntz‘s. 92 Washington street.
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WANTED~IlOY TO LEARN THE
printing trade. No better time than the
prcscnt. An excellent opportunity for
ambitious youth. inqulrc at the office
of the Evening Sentinel.
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WANTEDAU. 8. GOVERNMENT
mints help immediately. Men. women.
'18 or over. $100 month. List positions
free. Franklin Institute, Dept. 236,
Rochester. N. Y.
Busmnss noncns "
Raymond. Street & Son. llarlcn.
Sand, loam, building stone and gravel.
(‘liidcrs for driveways and sidewalks.
Estimates‘glven on laying cement
walks and building foundations. also
horse cart and bottom dumpch for
hire.
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PAINTING PAPER-HANGING
decorating. painter's supplies; wall
paper. up-todntc styles. lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given, Trial or-
ders solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
White. 61 1-2 Ely avenue.
Union Parcel Delivery. Edward 13
Fiaberty. proprietor. Trucking. Lon:
distance hauling. Light and heavy
trucking. Office telephones 1681. 800
House connection.
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‘ LOUNSBURY, MATHEW-
SON do CO. are desirous of se-
curing the services of several
experienced shoemakers—alao
men without experience. Ex-
cellent opportunity for an
EDGE SETTER
The positions open pay good
wages and assure steady em-
ployment. Men paid» while
learning.
APPLY "AT 5 HAVILAND s'r.
HOSPITAL NOTES.
Admitted Saturday—Oliver Sturses.
Iloyt street.
Dizchayged Saturday —Esther Sten~
Ito. Ludlow street. Stamford; Laurette
O'Connor. Richards avenue; August
'I‘omman, Lecnard .strect; Geraldine
and Henry Dwasn. Eimgrove street.
Admitted Sunday—Giles Mnkin, Os
borne avenue: Amilkre Darada. PUl'
mun aveiiue.
Dischrgcd Sunday—Clam Sciandore.
London street.
Admitted Monday—Lillian Spitzer.
. Stuart avenue: Frank Tobey. Piotr-tam
street; Daliis Rlaccwio. Slocum street
Discharged lllunday~James Falcone’
Lexington avenue: Jennie Fisher Na:
iomak .Hom. ’
Admitted today—Emma Lencke, 1400
North Pennsylvania street, indian
apolis, Ind.
Discharged toda'y——~Andrew trim-
(«Ity. Clltfside, N. J. B
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. -Advcrtlse In the Sentinel.
business.
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'~ FOR eALE—tiopssnou) mam-j T0 LET—:CONVENIENT i noon. “1“ town. The Dnuai Plains
ture (private sale), all week at Wai'»'apartnient on Ann street. Inquire atfspread out before the. invaders"
flick Hotel. sew-d floor. 53 3t'2 West avenue. South Norwdk. with no natural defenses to over-
_ t-ome'such as have been surmount-
FOR SALE 19 I “All BOT'. .T°.L£I"SiVEN 1100! HOUSE» ed in reaching their present line.
tom motor boat with cabin. inquire at Wllh lmilmcments. at 306 Flax Hill '
dot/{I‘m ave-us. Em ltorvnik. Rood. inquire 30° Flax Hill RW‘
‘31 3‘ Phone 1114-5. 83 3i
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English and Scottish troops are ad-,‘
2 vauciug with Queaiit as their int-l
‘ TO LET—LOWER PART OF mediate goal, capturliio many
I .FOR SALE:SOME CHDICE YUPAG house. 6 rooms at it Cedar street.’ towns and villages, including Non
tunnel: s. single comb White 145‘ Part improvements. Inquire at 37I . ‘j 7
'horns, bred from winners, Storrs. Cedar street. - (“1'
E(bran. mule mounds Island may.
.bred from heavy fall and winter lay-l
lei-s. Prices reasonable for quality.
thPthry Farm. Highland am,
one. Phone 1036. i . . .
ilng- il.E‘I’—5 RIOOM APARTMENT.‘ scaled by them indicate the hastc'
.. igi street. nquire 38 Bayvicw; .' - '. . ‘ ‘ ~ . I
“mm Tel.1251. ‘ ‘3 “Jill uliith lllt tiermaus rusbtd
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To LET—2 LARGE FURNISHED: to the rca r testify to the superiori-I
rooms, at 38 Baylo'ew avenue. 63 3t
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water, sewer. and gas connections. ‘ reinforcements into the battle iii.
‘Lot 65x192 feet, Good garden. Fruit, To LET—A PLEASANT HOUSE .au effort to stave off the disaster
shade, etc. Price ”"00. Also many with every modern improvement. In" of ii completely broken line in the
other places for sale at price to still good locality. six minutes from 'depog_ftlofeiiscs protecting the cities. of
ou_ For particulars. Inquire 22 Taylor avenue, near Flax Donal and ('umbrui. Thme 0“le
I ‘Hiil 30‘“- 33 6" if who by Field Marshal H '
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Mk JOhn T. Hayes To LET—3 ROOMS, warns. can
'“I would deprive lllt' Germans of two
No. 7 Iain at. lmsvalk rumin- tights reidman- 6 noose
”Imam“ gsti-cet. East Norwalk. at at Supplies in northern fiance.
____.... ___ _.__.: tlutbc liys front the British'
10 LET-3 ROOMS AT 96 TM“? fort-es continue to gaiii.gronud lli~
. AUTOSUPW. Ior avenue. inquire Mrs. R. Tarlo‘t, 165 tbc direction of Estalms. Here. it
w mom 01’0"? Street. or telephone 1852-12. . seems probable that flue (lemmas
BNYOLIS W~ ; '
[pan to fall back to a lihe through
A. MODNE ‘ To LET—oflim. WOLE'ROUMf'Armcutim-cs with the defenses of
Phonl “Tu-3‘
. fr two, or three room. suites. north; the. lliudeuburu line inlheir rear.
. -, .iaht. owner Washinnon tract d wl 'cl tl . ll ti 1 l r k
”Until!” “a“ no,“ 5 an , ii i It ri isi mus )f‘tlt
L‘— jRailroad Place. For further portiw‘l' through before reaching Lille.
:53: turn inquire at the office of Old Weill 0n the French
[Gig-r Go. “out! batllc line the Germans arc
' in retirement northeast of Suite.
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vancemnt for men between the “"1 ,. L0” woos. "l‘bc t‘lllll‘t' bloissons platciiu'
; 0" eighteen and forty-live ycln in; l" now ”I ”W bands of the lirauco-
good physical condition. Apply My. LOST—0N utt'itonv awry; Amt'rwnn “mm under cmnuumi
" Road to Ilohonl Point. a platinum bar of lien. Maugiu. The French are
'pn. .sct wt tirce diamonds. Reward: . .' ' * ' . ‘ .
REGAN, Sup't, NOW “RV.“- ill‘ the finder will return to (‘atherlneksdmflilllnu till ililt‘l‘tlll‘t‘tilon tibth
MILLER,sup't..womoury. remit, Hickory Bluff. as St “"W ””“,“" ““r"’l"'r"‘“‘.“"
led that the (teriiiaus were burning
MITCHELL. aun't. Hartford, | - , . .
L08T~AT ROTON [)0le Evmxu aiummiu ion dumps preparatory to
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‘ . - . f , - __.. ~ ‘1 tug of Aug. 27th, gold necklace with ; a further rctrcat. probably to ("‘btL
ITODAY IN WALL STREET. pearl lavalller. Finder please leave it. llllil dca ”annex, As the latter
,5 “0‘0“ P011" 0" CR“ 335 Darlcn. 33 3‘. plat-(- is id... iiiciiaced by the
-| ‘rout-li advance tuwhrds Viiuxail-
’lou, ii still further retreat by the
Germans is anticipated. The ad-
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NEW YORK. Sept. 3 (Willi Street.l
10:30 a. m.)‘—Ilcsumption ot' tiealimra~
in stocks after the double holiday wasg
,charucterlzcd by a continuance of the
trecent firmness. capeciak‘y in rails.‘ FOUND —— A (‘LINKRR RlYlifll‘ . .. - . . ‘
Jpn; group registered many whim“. boat about I: foot long. pub ‘ ‘(l white, \antt north of Bulkymh' “ 1m."
.tial gains in the first half hour undcr 'can have it by paying to" .ill’t‘i‘lise- , started 5" dill“ “51‘“ has “0“" “ll"
'lead of Union Pacific. (heat Northern mom. S. W. Stoddarl. ll Hanlurd “f ”W "“N ”WNW" “Mill‘s i”
preferni‘L New Haven and Southern 'Piacc, East Norwalk. {which American fort-m have yet
Railway, although Reading eased-h. lbecn cugutzcd. ,
slightly. Steels Coppers, Shippintzs DEATHS AND FUNERALS ;
__ ' WITH THE BRITISH ARMY
,ix i-‘imxt'rz. Sept. 3. 12.31 p. m.’
(liy The Associated. Prensa-«lit;
bvavy lighting: last night beyond
A Fourth.”
last week's final quotations. intertith
,tional bonds as well as l’. S. lssucs'
‘werc steady to firm. I
James H. Merriam
William (‘. Mcirlnm. of linwnilns
'avcnuc. received word today that his
brother, James II. Merriam. hail «lied
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materially c‘ullirzinccd Ibtflifmgainf‘ it; suddenly at the rcaidoncc of it...” lb- Iliocouit-Qucuiit lillt‘ the Brit-
“m. mm}. 3“,. swapping Wm“ M OllH‘r broth-‘1’. Arthur 3,1....: '\ i~.. are reported to have made fur-
(‘altiWclL New Jersey. l‘ 1 il tr )ro rrt-ss 4 II t ‘i' '
be had passed iii-rm l l. .. l i l oiil of 13.000
the German forces pF'ompl‘lnc furtli- ‘0 ‘ r“""'
or covering and investment purchas- _ " .- yurils.
cs. Rails remained in the fore- Wm“ 0' “m" ““"1’" ‘ . .. 'I‘imvill v .f m ' . - '1. '
lizround hut industrials secured a \ned h." 'I “”0 RM r“ "en. "U” . "'"L- “‘0 "ll t8-
' ‘ Mr. Merriam was a native or South North of llttry. fell liilt‘ yesterday
‘stronccr footing on U. S. Steel's rise
Not-walk. but left llP'l't' alt‘out thirty at about the some time the British
3'9““! “g0 0 chance n "l" "m“ “"“'k~i furthersoulh \vcrc c l " "
Latcrglmébs located In Now Haven. 1' .1, (. ' ._ ‘lllfluffug \ II-
and r . y was a seem”), in the trs- tz- flLilllOllf‘l. It so cap-
railroad \g I“. (g A.. in xv“. “wk He turns were ofl'ccicd after much lut-
was fifty-four years of age. for lighting.
at ll.'i. an extreme advance of 1 1-4
points. Steel and Union Pacific were
flllltlni: the Important stocks. allow~
.lpi: for recent dividends. to attain
new maximums for the year. Other
gnotnwortliv :triins included low priced
:ralls. such ’15 Missouri Pacific and . """" l 'l‘lll‘ l'llllli‘zi‘h‘ (if Smitlcmolil and
Rock lslimd. also General Electric. , thlm Sammls ’Rocourt more than a mile and a
‘Amcrican locomotive. American Car. “ 0rd “.35 "“14““! by friends in half hovond l)|"‘\' llll‘ t‘ )1 1 f
‘Amcrimn Sugar and Tobaccos. lecr- 3011‘“ 5'0"“‘311‘ it’d“? that William ‘ ' ' h” "n 0
tr bonds “.0", strong. especially “m Snlumls. fonnprly “ well-known n,“ which was announced last night.
3 1-2'9. dent here. had died while risitinc a arc reported to have been taken to~
‘ _ “gaugli‘tcr in t‘lcvcland. ”Ohio. The day.
$50 BLAZE IN iammiss lived for a great many; British troops today advauccd
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years in the house now owned and oc-
RAYMOND STREET curled by John F. McMahon. in West “'0” '" ”W ”m “f P""‘“"“ and are
avenue. and owned all tho property in. making: steady progress,
that section. Lately Mr. Sammie had The determined German resist.
made his home in New llllW‘ll. iaucc til the cross roads, north of
John H. Knight I‘ illcis-lcz-( agmwurt “as our
. He («mm he did nm wont to leave John ii. Knight, a “Wm“ of "‘0‘ come by the British this moruiut!‘
la gym... spat on the floor so set a ClVll'Wm‘. died at the Norman 5.“. and 11mg 3 men are now sliovtuu
’llglllt‘d match to it and set the floor “if” ”9““? 0" Wilda)“ in his 75th forward in the direction of t‘aiu-
and side walls ablnziug. The firemen ‘11:;- tgill‘; frillwrallthmllm‘p: will be bl‘al.
arrived in time, however. to uench ‘r '- “' ‘10 uri'ri'i .‘h ' '. . '. .
”m flames before it got too big 2 head. Spring Grove cemetery. l A strong Bruisli ion 0 is drn mt.
forward on the northern rout-lies
way. He was a member of (‘o. 0, 49th ‘ , ' .
. tof the llindcnhurg into. The Brit-
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‘ . ' ‘isb are well inside the Drocourt-
. Funeral of Mrs. Porter lQuc'uit linc ' .
u m e The funeral of Mrs. Ei’izabeth Por-‘ ( '
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ti” Wm take place this evening M 8' So far as learned iio prganizcdf
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:o'clock from the home or he. dang“. counter attacks have been develop.I
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'gier. Mrs. Huntington. of 41 Bayview
avenue. ReV. I“. H. Jacobs. pastor of
the South Not-walk Congregational
Official Service for
Ehe-vrclci, Maxwell
tacit Graham Bros.
‘Church will ofllciate and the body
will be taken to New Britain for bur-
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‘0 he fell. breaking the lamp and spilling
the gasoline over the floor. ~
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position is developing.
PARIS. Sept. 3.—Ariillery ac-
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i‘ Funeral of Minor H. Miller‘
, The funeral service's over he re-
mains of the late Minor H. Miller.
were held yesterday afternoon at Office today.
{2:30 o'clock in the Broomsidc Chap-I The text reads:
Shicinfdd lidsi Brown. of Bridgeport.l “During the night there were
a, . an nterment was made in artillery actions on the front of the
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,MINUTE MEN MEET m MERIlJEN “‘9 Aisne- . ,
I There will be a gathering of the “Enemy raids along the Vcsle
"F0ur Minute Men. at the. Highland river and in the Vosges region
;Country Club at «Meriden tomorrow. were without result.”
fwhicii will be well attended by local: LONDON Sept. 3 1 p m—Thc
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(orators. including E. J. Quinlan. J. 1.!
ltlicr south between the ()ise and
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I‘IIICC. ~ 1mm work by these speakers “h"ibegletatlggiin of Qteaut a so me
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8 mum amount oftruth in the minimum ens was WWW” .. 3 t. e r-
7 length of time will he the main ob mans, the British‘movmg in.
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advanced toe point just to the
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southeast of Queant.
c . _ _. RESULTS ‘ 'oi-o mink-i bathe British yeas-
mm“ V' ’ ’ ‘ ‘ ° ' “"""' terday.
. ' ' ° ' ' ° '" (Contain-1.13m Fir-t PM) Additional prisoners were tak~
. toutinaximumdepthof four miles-
-n twenty mile front efllctedii’
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lu-tbc same sector to the southi
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ty of the British attack. The van.
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«if their most important basesofl
softiou of the1
cd by the Germans but on the (up; ’
3 tious on the Somme front and flux;
Etlic Aisuc are reported in the ob,
fieial statement issued at the War,
west of Buicay,ktwo and one-half"
milesnoithcast of (221nm, and-ow.
copied Prunville. smile audit half
More than ten thousand prison-
on this morning.
I'll! British also hold Doignies,‘
Velmand Berlincourit and Rotk
W; representing-an advance
mwmuthllth.
hare captured the town of Wul-t
Earshot ,two miles southeast of.“ .
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(‘ontrary to expectations the.
enemy has not reacted heavily
with a view to the recap’turc of.
the Queaiit-Drocourt line, but has
left the British in undisturbed p0».
session of it. '
The British found Doigtiies and;
Velu unoccupied. '
The situation in the southernI
'l‘lmuwmlwf Witt-mm lie-55in»: port oflllt‘ battlefield issaid lobe
extremely interesting, but nothing
more can be said for the momeiit.§
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Rodi Naval Station were most rvntbu
elastically received. and were retinal
edly called for entities. l
Following the outside 'enteitsiinnmnt. j
.the visitors repaired to the . second
floor of the building. which had been‘
artistically decorated and aruncett 'orj
the. indoor musical: given-through Mrs. l
Kenyon. of New York. humorist tho!
piano by lira. Wench. who delighted.
the audience with songs rendered iii‘
a highly artistic manner. The int.
menae number of people desirtna to‘
her Mrs. Kenyon. unable lobe sworn-l
mod-tied inside of the buildinz. owl
graciously volunteeredito repeat llt'f“
song recital on the platform U‘J'rldt‘ of
the building. in order that ad might'
have an opportunity 'to bear. Mrs.
Kenyon responded to several cucmcs,_g
which pleat-d highly the authentic p:\' I
sent.
l-‘ollowtng the song recital. the Am~
.erican Band completed the Ullliltltl cri-
tertainment with a few ‘ht‘lDOth‘N, cud-
ing with the "Star Spangled Banner.” “
|which was sung. by the entire auJi‘l
encc, led by Mrs. Daniel 'l‘ooxsey. l ,
During the afternoon lt't' cream \rns
~tiiipcnsvd on the grounds by yiunt:
ladies who had volunteered for tho'
purpose, which was in charge of l-‘d-l
ward li‘. Dut‘l‘v. to whom a large!
amount of appreciation In due for tho:
succcsm‘ul returns of this part of the,
atlci'nt‘iui pi‘on‘rum. ‘,
Following the musical program the
Hospital was "main thrown opt" to
the public lll' impaction airl )‘.:"y'
wi-rc lllt‘ enthusiastic comments: in.
tho exccilcni equipment of the mortisI
and tho artistic floral decorations. as
fumlshcd and arranged by Mrs. .lolt‘il
Mt'Mullrn. Mrs. Louis A. Lt-iima'cri
and Robrt t}. Iianford, and which mm.
ed to lend to the rooui.~ a homo—Ilka,
and cheerful utmoaplicre. .
The. American Cutlets, who had vol-I
ll'lltl‘lt'tl their $|‘I\lt‘t‘~‘ for the two
days. Sunday and Monday. WI‘H' til"
ni‘cai :isststtiutc to tho t-omuiitt-e
:Ilwiif tiw grounds and in thc bulldiuz.
’i‘lit‘ir services were greatly illlllit‘tl‘
owl lri all.
The lame flag which appeared nit r.
Ibo cutromo oi the lllllltillll'. was tur-
nialied by LeGrdnd Ruyuiondraml the“
tiliill‘til‘tgt tin-d for the oxert‘i-‘cs til‘
both days. Sunday and Monday t'nzl
furnish. ti l‘)’ llll‘ gcnci'osiiy in “it lit» ll
J. Riordan , I
Til.) ladies of the Hospital \'l5lllll2i
Hoard Z::“lll as .‘ocvptioit commitw“
:Illtl \vmo lllllli‘lilil in ii] 'll' t-ti'ort< t ‘
show the vi itors through the build-
ing. and ass .ting in the registration
of these who cared to do so. 'I‘lu-
names of many visitors. not only from
towns in the vicinity of Norwulli. but
also from cities widely distribuicl
over the country were registered.
The entire arrangements of can‘-
clues for both days was under the pcr-
sonal direction of Mr. Porter Emerson
Browne. chairman of the entertain-
mcnt committee. and to whom, alsoI
Mrs. Reed llaviland. Mrs. Iabu .
Thsyer of Westport. Mrs. Daniel;
Toomey. Charles Schakclton of Silver
mine, (‘lifton Meek. M. .l. Lichtouaucr. ;
Samuel Kautor. Mrs. John I‘avanazzh,
Michael J. Howard, Robert Riaylock.
as well as other members of the com-
mittee. is duo great credit for the car-
rying out of the large amount of (‘0-
.tall llPlt?“s:ll‘,\' to make (Lia (iii'u‘tiiin-
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Women will find
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jectionable fen-
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hotel life.
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are. bua- lines.
An "all.“
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Itnhgngu Maugham. from
Milli“ ‘A melts the
mouth or with. It "at.
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In Flanders, the British forces; ;
4 Army Blankets
lmhflmmmw regulation ARMY and can
mm-mwomauanrs. If
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Web-voononrdoaraoovol um and 10.
catamarans thumbs Milton‘s-mold“,
inglhematfutarycoatucinufiunmmahnrry. ‘
If in need of one us than
yeah-no
Don't spend long hours in
cabinet.
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ordinary amount.
Hoosier'a patented Food Guide
found on any other cabinet
serving season comes on.
NOTIGEI
Hoosier KitchenCibimt Owners.
Jmtmivcdashipnalofwnflflmntlom
VATION CHARTS that will fit on your Eco-ion deal-r The
chart will be of great Minna.“ ycnvindoing, NO! you:
m but your utmost to help win this war. right from your
kitchen. . Ghana an lilo each.
40 Labor Saving Features .
With a Hoosier you can do your work in half the time. The
mint Mortal: discoveries have been built right into this
tor sample, the Shaker Flour Sifter dukes out door
light and fluffy instead of grinding flour and grit through
The Hoosier Two-Way Sugar Bin which holds twice the
Hoosiers Over-Stan Bus has 21 per cent. more space for
pots and pans than the average.
There are 17 such exclusive features as these.
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Come here and pick out your Hoosier before the, pre-
We'll deliver it for only $1 down.
a week. Your money all back if you are not» delighted.
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127-131 Washington St.
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Lemon Juice
For Freckles
Glrlal Make beauty loilon at.
home forafew cents. Try ltl
Squ 20 the juice of two lemons into
n bott'c containing three ounces of on
ch..." v.1ii:o. shake well. and'you have
a quarter pint of the best freckle and
tan lotion. and complexion beautifier,
at very small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter will subtly:
three ounces of orchard white for “l
few cents. Massage this sweetly fra-i
grant lotion into the face, neck, arms3
and hands each day and see how frecki
les and blemishes disappear and how
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FOR RIDGEFIELDER
WHORAN AWAY
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Justice. L. L. Valden. yesterday morn-
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SHIFPAN POINT PROPERTY
IS INVOLVED IN SUI‘I
Foreclosure of property in the ex‘
clurhc Shippan l’Ollli section 0!
Stamford is sought by Therese M.
Meade of Stamford who has filed pa-
ports in the superior court in her suit
against Jane E. McMullen and the At-
lantic Realty company of Stamford.
Tllt‘ suit is. returnable to the Septem‘
. her term. .1
It is alleged that in July.\1914 the
Realty company owed 84.000 to the
plaintiff and mortgaged the Sliippan
Point property as security. Later the
company conveyed the property to
Jane McMullen. It is claimed there is
83,000 still due on the not mime Jane
McMullen is still in poflcsion, the
plaintiff wants the court to order a
foreclosure.
Fair tonight and Saturday.
MEN FEEL TIRED TOO.
While much is said about tired wo.
men it must be remembered that men
also pay the penalty of overwork.-
When the kidneys are weak. inactive
or slugclsh. when one feels tired out
and miserable, lacks cheesy and am:
bition. Foley Kidney Pills are ionic
and strengthening. Wm. H. Clark.-
Springfield, Ohio. writes: {'1 found no
relief from kidney trouble until I dis-
covered Foley Kldncy Pills. Now I
am in A-l shape." They act quickly
and sure]y."——Stiilson-PcWell Corp.—
lng, charged with desertion of family ’ Adv.
and non-support, embezzlement. and.
evading payment of his pissonai- taxi
He pleaded guilty to all charges. 3.
The grand juror. Charles Wade %
Walker. told a pathetic story in laying ;
the facts of the case befOre the court,
of the distress. suffering and hunger"
i of the sick wife. and children before
the relatives and authorities came to.
the relief of the deserted family. The
prosecuting officer asked. for the full,
penalty. r , i
Justice Valdeo reserved his. doci-j
slon until today, and Robinson was'
placed under $1.000 bonds. I
Robinson is 29 years old. it appears:
that be registered on June 5. 1917. but ‘
has never filled out his questionnaire;
A Federal officer was present at the
trial. Robinson is decln a desertert
= by th on draft board—end undoubt—l
edly will be held toi- trial by ole;
Federal authorities. i
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ANTICIPATING NATURE
You can: of say it came unexpired--
edly. Yt'll: before warning was giv-
cn. That dyspepsia. constipation, liv-
9r truuliic was an equivom: slado'
of common eVenis. To the initiated
spelled blood deficiency, which is the
physiologic cause of a long list of con-v
stitutional, functional, nerve, bone»
and tissue ailments.
The Iliecliano Physical Therapy In-
stitute provides the agency. of restor~
lug normal conditions in trouble of
both sex. whicli'lnetitution is equip
ped with all modern apparatus. 0.
it. serum 0. scram .
‘ , oyt'c 1'th Building
Entrance Room No. 8
Norwalk Chronicler