a l
;. $0.
ems memwwfigmr ’ "
i“ .
'4, ,. ”a“ .
home will have to chew our Wruley'a
a little hater. All right. “The flavor
. m’mufl-am fit
to. my Vim “I
but-mks aim not ‘1'
“anmuymmm
‘tahhfleetwanehl‘m.
We agree with Gen. Sherman in
humus-er. and we at.
aura-with hlr. erxley in his state-
meuthht WI MUST Will '1‘“
WARandthatnItI we do“
elaereallyaittera.
in this connection, may we he per-
mitted, fi remark that newspaper
gee-lawmaeansatattaeusnin
‘thaedan‘mm lows; and
instantaneous are
Just as lralttahle as they ever were, it
not Ice so, in athnlleeh‘ good will
.’ “humus nreatha at
' COMMtbtl‘wkaand t.
Watt-“therein.
smut
Woman Aviator Kllhll l
lnF'lxht With American,
WITH 'riin aunatcm stun iN‘
FRANCE, sent. 12.-'l‘hat the Germans
are using women as military am
is indicated in a report that in I
machine recently brought down by the
Alternati- the pilot. who was killed.
was a woman. ‘
The captain of a company oi the
167th lnianry says the pilot of a Ger
man plane bandit down near Sony.
hue-t, is by . lieutenant miter
Thompson of the mica-m tom
was a wow -‘
may: 1’.de gatiheaeaoitbam
mlodae em. on ‘lenyflaefplw‘fi’ in its east-la; rev-ts.
when.“ «.mnmem nil-t
, r
I F
and h‘fi,W-. New
ueemtasie‘r‘flf wittw
Mrs. Claire nadeilne Neinanadt oi arnohlyn shot and killed her daughter
'Wllma in the'lilotel Pontchartrain. Detroit .and tried to poison with chloro
. dorm her children Benjutln, twelve years old. and Claire. and line. it is
”Wehmmrdflvee into a irenayheveaaeahe learned a man she was
engaged to hid already married another. Mrs. Nelnstadt is the daughter of
torn-er Commander Thomas Mannie: or the United States Navy. ”
.- m
fill-'09.??? Nile;
tum:
Lion Medium. ,v—Thilmhouu in;
mm ”mm M..1hea. when!
your trouble will disappear. I
gillollrmzyl'e- armat-
jillotor “,3an Evening Sentinel: man twenty-elem yearn oi use, with,
. _ 1.)}. 1 l ' ‘
.Valvde . “a, — ben 06 and Overland tracks. I!) hll'm! fl."
.. h 8‘0 P“ “3 1pair wot! on Ford. 1’ wotfid like' to;
[iron the autism and m belt tilhlr . _
get in repair shop where i could learn
:fiened. but still the engine Netball, . .. .,
.0!!! you tell me what is wrong! Tell location oi trouble on different makes.
3.0m how to and out it my em" is of cars. troubles with ignition and. g -
“lined properly. 1“ heavy oil WIND" g“, or, one might term it, a chance; Mrs. Frank C. Fitch has? returned
l“ the ”lilo? Can you “in“, ‘ to learn to u a first class V garage: item a short visit inflarryhown, N. Y.
(‘w‘ fi’ M no to he.» the vuvnimln. Wm'. kmd of I 51100 w Wu“! .
antenna-mum... carbon, .0... "can you 6:.th could at? ”-2 Mr. and Mn- emersx mm o:
I have them clean? H. a, l - l Black Rock, have visited irlenda at the
. ' mm’mm. system; - lulu?" “Wham hue chooses WW.N.,M_.M s .i ~
pound 0%“!th soda. diseolvlns it News "’9" "WW!" ' m“ . .
ill . 1",“ “d W," it into the future, as you can went up iron: ro- lira. ‘John Kellogg and Charles C.
' iator. Run ear ,3 usual and drain nllr men to owner and so build up I; Salmon have recently lost a large num-
and am rm”, the-next day. Crank ”Mine". 70“ could not expect much i her office towls from a visit of chick-
engine" slowly and see it the “We! pay at the‘ start, but this is of second-' on thieves.
‘ open and close according to the marks ary importance. as you ”9 learning. . '
on the .nywhoel. Heavy cylinder oil Join "‘9 U' s' ”0“" Transport 8°” ‘ in. and ”Y" Robert ”mum“
m be used it the en gins does not v1", fhave returned home afteraweelts visit
lose power, but gm case oll should' Motor Department—1 have a 1918' with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Beers at
not 'li‘énsed in the cylinders. Kero- Ford and i cannot stop one ottthel ‘ the East Side.
rear wheels irom letting oll‘ou o
:ll‘.‘.i2.‘:‘§i§i‘.:f”;‘ili.°’li:; Iii; .,.. «new ‘ .. .. 0...... v- m M m .... . m
up." Have engine no, “m m stand felt washers, but at: notrhelp‘ it any. father! zebzeault or a longing visit
- ’ . snlput in twoinpace o, oneont e o e a and eating too-nth
overnight. Next day run an“ as inside. Can you tell me what to do? Email. ‘
it is just possible that up retaining] ,
'ring is out of round, so that it does: "In Sam! 8. Trudeau has resin
1 have a Ford touring car now twol “t ma“ " ”mp" ””5"" '°' that ed her position u mu" in the Good
years old. Hays “"6,“ about “I. therd‘ls some detect in the parts, HUI school and taken a govgmmeng
thousand miles, but always kept it inmnd “' T" “"n‘ ““2" “e” ”um“ Mdnm‘
‘compound or s llcht grease.
t
-——-——.n-o-—-—i.,
. .a. It! 9‘ "r
; usual. ,
Motor Department. Evening Sentinel:
fine order. I notice now when l to
down hills 3 click, as it the piston in! ‘ ' ' "' M" “d Mrs. Jon Williams “M M"
- the front cylinder is ‘worn i had ill IN OPITE OF WAR AND HIGH and hits. Albert Williams have return- »
' . wares ed from a motor trip to Philadelphia.
all apart a Week a and weat oven l
every bearing. hut could iind nothing, it you wanted to sell a second-hand MPs., where they spent several days
loose. So I put new liistOI rinse Iniantomohile or rent a house, youl with Mr. and Mna. Frank Nace.
some places, but it has . the “Indwould put an advertisement in the ~ —-.. '»
click. I get an oversiae piston No 2 paper an}! run it a '8' times or “null hire. DaVld 8' Provost returned Tues~
- . . ' ' you sold the. machine. or rented the ill! to her. home in Elizabeth, N. J.,
but it is to tight to enter from this top. ‘ tter sev rel k lei '
Can you t all me where to look for tht house. and then you would quit. a e wee a v t with her sis
- , . manufacturing goods or ter and brotheMn-law Mr. and Mrs.
«click and how to remedy seine? G. 8. it you were 4 '
running a store. you would maintain James A. Smith.
your advertising continuously, hocause ‘ ‘
you would not be strain; to make one, “"195 A- Smith drivins horse
in“, but many-reel mm I! you. “Dan" died I few days we. Owing to
{0000!- All ”gm in” Meg “an; 3 his advanced age he had not been
war and upsets your supply of raw ma: driven tor some time.
teridl, or medeup .goods. or maybe -—-——-
the government takes orer your out— Mr. and Mrs. John P. Hitch ol' the
. pet or curtnila it. thereby either com-l Upper Perish returned Tuesday from a
pletely or partially eliminating youri few days visit in East Norwalk with
"civilian trade. Waste it be worth: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dunnehack 0112
"while to continue your advertisinli Myrtle street and Kr. and hire. Fitch
That is the cushion that mahy 0!, took an auto trip to New York, lilao'
Mi fiend! ”mm
mm ‘
Do not enter net‘s
”tits“. at can... t has helped thon-
inhealth. T it
Indeed all-fits ne- .
slum will kill your rhea-7th:
re- neeey an it It has
m "M
x
a a mmti Oil mitt
are they doing? With hardly an 81- of {um-“L ,
confine they are continuum. Not with} ' -
, a View oi! influencing immediate salsa! Among those nominated to: once at
Not at all. But. realizing that present the Republican caucus held September
. .oimdlttons are going. to melt. hack- in" 9: wtre tor
ito history at no very distant date they. man;
i are Knnpmd mvn rants. Willi-nit. sad-woos
‘NAME ‘AND REMAT'ONS. Italm. s‘muul B. Wlllllinhon,-Ot§ .
v‘ "I” dllcontlnled. thmklot the nu: cu Budd; “senor. Ivem 0. mm;
lionsot dollars at good-will value back‘ board of relief, Jones A. Smith, A"
wewiil
”.000 REWARD
will _ nonsense-u .
@fiflm ‘
‘ smarter
"rmn‘flsflv
it'll-t“ .
. of all those trade - marks and names Warren Bradle .
_ . . . l y. collector of taxes.
M '0‘“ M10". 0' ml“! Muted- Dwight s. Fulton; eon-testes. Cler-
, ence C. Smith, i ' 't - ‘
lPl'elervetion otfimtige is likewise! Gain 0 Benton, null
Preservation is nature‘s first law.‘
.. , . I,
gm m“ h. 0' tor, 0. Warren Bradley. ms jurors.
_ Anion *the flat-gar. industries to . ‘
g ' “will?“
., “my" this Fall, the Win. 'wrigJ
, , Wit-404mm“ noted.~as evidence: 2'21” "mm
”lief”? m-ronninsonn hie-lad 'm
not masks the 8mm wet-w?“
‘ Kym-may. and m Mfr “"
‘g'mel'nhuuswlll ‘ fby'
taunt-in. end in tact lam,
1 ”WWI-lain” '
‘ .
' ,\ Oriental Rugs
5 yelp elmodarste
1,000 ‘ ‘
for ‘
.--....._—.n .
lllie Store doses daily at six o’clock
.tn Isis/I'M.“ .‘Idfl/‘T
m
4
m
Dresses for Early Autumn .
'l‘hereiaonéthingthat will heartén upthe
woman who becomes a trifle depressed over the
war-outlook, and the prospect of approaching
winter. A new dress will make everything pleas- ‘
miter. One mint not become discouraged and it
is on the American women that eflairs, this side,
depend. Therefore it is important that she look
well. She will feel better, undo—men folks, those
who min here, will like it. ~
‘ -
v
New Drum at large, Wool J eruy
. and Tricolette, with son in
black and navy.
These are featured with simple lines, silhou-
ette styles, ah, take the lines and let the trim-
mings go, straight-hanging panels and tailored
models prevail.
$27.50, $35.00 and up
,. \ , .‘ leeond noon
Hats that Charm
"'3 Woolen trimmings on velour and felt, appli-
,
‘4. .—...... ._ . ,
a.
and small sizes. 'All_
. reasonably priced. ; qued ornaments, flowers and leaves of gay colms
‘ Q. l . , ‘ small 5' s, moo attached to [ally colored hats. A' wandering
. flit-sue, .1", .~~. ““0 9“ m stitchery 0! green or orangeworsted connects ;
.- Ranked", : .. .- t m the blossoms or fruit. A. . '_ ;'
, Behoehistam, fished ' ~ Q New models every day. l...
w I «I ”mum.” - . ‘ ' ._ .‘.~ ~Ioeondlioor.|.‘ .'
g, .5 .‘i
Sweaters! Gentlemen -
’ style
Oil
Punch Bowl,
l
l
1.Vascs,
I
,, lBerry Bowls,
LBud Vases,
' ’Candlesticlts,
, Celery Trays.
\ IJelly Dishes,
, Olive Trays.
‘ Cheese Plates,
Oil Bottles.
. ' 'A large special display at the center section « a
‘ near the front door. This exhibit contains every “At your service for fifty yeam," is what the "
neededhy meg, , 7 silversfmtha claim for it. The design is siniple, ,
Heavy or fight weight wool, ,~- w. , 2335‘: andpleti‘s't'figfi“ " ' ' "
. _ , oup spoons, (round bowl) 5 t f 6, 7.00
Slip-overs or coat styles With sleeves, Table Spoons, c 9 :10!)
Vest styles without sleeve; Iced Tea Spoons, \ $5.00
_V-nccks collarsv ’ e ‘. . _ . .. Orange Spoons. $5.00 ~
’ “1.701? m i 5‘ , Butter Spreaders, $5.25 .
$6.00 to $9.50,- , 5...... is... , ;
I___ . . t ' , ea .poons. ” . $3.50
l‘K In dark bro“ I), gray, dark Wlne, thy, khaki,a Medium Knives, (hollow handles) ’ “ $9.25 ‘ 1
. olive and green. ‘ ,_ . , Dessert Knives, (hollow handles)‘ $9.00 ' l
0......“ u. .._ mm... Medium Knives, (modeled handles) $6.00 '
. Dessert Knives, (modeled handles), l) $5.90 3
, fl“. " ' Medium or Dimm Ft ks, 2; ; .00
New and Alli'fiCthC Patterns Dessert Forks. " 7E . - -5i $270.50
-. of out” ‘ x“, .Oyster Forks, '* $4.60 l
‘ , ’ 2 . “7 00 I 9 Salad Forks, (individual) $6.50 I
v . . ' Ice Cream Forks, 85.00 . .9
Mater Sets, 7 pcs. ‘ . $5.50 to $27.75 Berry Spoons, each, 3330
Iced Tea Sets, 16 p65. . $30.“) .Tomto Sewers, $3“
80 eta. $94.00 Gravy Ladies, _ I. ‘
Flower Baskets, ”(cm $24.00 ‘ Cold MC” Forks, ”“00 l
é'l Cream T a s. .00 " .oo '- Sugar .‘l‘onge, “‘50 t
‘ cc r y :00 :2“ ' Butter Knives, 31-00 l
, , Sugar Spoons, $1.00. I
. ”*6“. $1500.: 3‘. Main floor. *
Sugar and Cream Scts, was 310.00.- “ ' - ' l
Whipped Cream Sets, 31.25 s 0.85 w . n -
i do $ m‘ ”Lompanions for School e
a . l -
. ‘33-”: The boxes of ever necessary articles which f
'Ssndwich Trays. '3:- ,7 05'” l 7-00 assist one'along the road to learning. ,
J" ;‘,_ ' “‘3 _.: :g; “ Pencilefland pens, knives and rulers, erasers,
‘ f“ v!" “0‘ etc. In some boxes many things, mothers a few. 4
£1.00 $4.00 film-“3300' "'
'IIIII I0“. I l
The “Patrician" Pattern. '0
Table Silver 1.
perfect taste for all born».
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old mach story.
members!!! teaser c6mmittee,.f‘l°° “Mm“ ',
rson O. Futon. Eli Witsmdm‘dpl-l ’ '
"skews is
orig-l 0" I :
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NO MORE TITLES.
. . - ent news items from ' ow Haven't ‘hi in
‘1'" b" ““9“" m "cm" Wh‘tl "31”“! "flout-Hudson river point- .Pemhi: rtellat "all class titles, tell: Eggnorogtrzluy located bulld-
- hprivilezee and distinctions” have been inns mated suspicions early yester- .
'aboliahed, so that it may be surmised; day www.mt spies pt the enemy; Tripoli under French dominion,
that theoonditions. in Russia are the; might have adopled "a novel scheme of
same as those wittiiy described in the communicationa'with others or their
M. de Salht Cy! ilk out anthem or in nearby rw
rem-sags". nu Wlke' ,hsvin; applied for a passport. in the waf‘diatylete. va'm-inflecis were first
“mm “the m J. Philips.'.days oi the menu revolution, is aah~ noticed by a York street. resident tin-idem". He la
’ a WIWH; .Qd lll' name.
”What is‘yonr name?"
"M. de Saint Cyr."
“There are no more monsisurs."
”Very well; de Saint Cyr."
”There are no more de."
“Good. saint Cyr, then."
“There are no lo er any saints."
"(Then .1 an sin y Cyr."
“11a. tor were are no month-sag.
l'rsoum w. munitiowm a. s“. kinea are abolished."——Chriatial sat
a
... aircogezwsi
Henson} m IfllDdEPOllT. I MAY oer our cums-i. 6
---—~-— Connecticut housewivep. ii tiles Told.
Sam Aim”, a “man. MINE 01 [low the advice of the food Ill" swam»:
“- tion, may obtain bee! in maids at:
'escnped sailor from a merchant Vel‘llo'" Wm" " ”'9’ “‘3‘" l" him"
”I. has been captured by the police meat from cattle which drr l Minor,
land department oi justice officials in}75 ”and“ 0 head- The r _“""“ “”1.
held by the federal. this is laid'to be that ll." vlwelirht‘
“my alter minim . yesterday‘authorities while his sthtus is invesil-'°‘"h “"110" “'8 W ' ”3:" f
_ aiég“:&“&:°._§‘: 33:? tax; Zita; gated. Alouch is known to have been mfg“; by producers in ii '2'" "5
w”: ‘wfifl‘,’ ”a“ . ma J, a in America but titty days.‘ Winn ”I" *1 “h“ "3 *‘° “W” " ' "mi
screen upon which lo‘iiashaaeries ot cpme to the United States he was a the 0“ ““9““ drouth. '
0:311; ‘lt Wichita 1:0 08:030 sailor on board a merchpnt ‘vessel. . I -. .
”0;. ”311?...” ”Emir-mm b10383“ ifine escaped torn: the ship without du- couousn FIFTEEN van 't
ritual! of sound. The "procedure. he’ly being MW?“ ““0““ ‘0 lmle’M Coughs that hang on ml rrv .F‘_
jug“, up} if. m- ; mdemMg um’tion department . He is not believed lworse in the nightxand weaken the.
antlers: are relieved by Foley‘r "0
ey and 'i'ar shorter than Dyan: '0’!
R. 1". Hall, MBbfliii‘lR
writes: "For 15 years] was a f t
with a troublesome bronchial "i
and’ irritation oi the lbw“: .FW‘
Honey and. Tar 0“ 'm‘? M"
‘jet oi cont-ally amine stem from
"V
« We of the location and ‘to have registered, nor has lie com-‘
‘0! e bulldhll. he‘belleyedl the ‘ mt“ 'mf Mmumuon 1g".
on: .
_‘ . could be seen for a
-— jilt the darkness. He attempt- - . r ,,
w m. “4 '93:!!!”th or the "mains says he is Q'erwerked.
as not w unable to arrive at "lie is.“ respondedlhlisa Cayenne. “I
reliev
,. . :- -d9nht”‘ii"__ work could be devised _ a, maker» .3
hi Wr‘...‘ M ii“ an undue in or'flfifl'hbfil'hi" New
‘3; smallish“ ‘mtyr-gwmlsgtoa'mm higher as a 1 M‘
... , » . ‘ Jcolda for ohildrer and {A
' .fiter. . ~
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