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HARTFORD, Oct. 4 The L'uited
State: Employment Seriice has i -
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Ivory White
and Silverine
FRAMES
All sizes. iron: Snapshots
to 8 by it)
necttcut, Lee A. Koiper, to refer to
the highuais ttdltspul‘t committee of
the t'ouIIt‘ll oi National lietense all
N, hilltt'iil.‘ ul labor employed in any
phone in iii-li“‘d)'>‘ transport activities.
’lne titpattntent ot transportaton of
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“'ASHINUTON. 0Ct. 8.—Ma)0rfien-
era! Merritt W. Ireland. medical Corps.
"us today nominated by President Wil-
son to be Surgeon—General 0f the Army
im the period oi tour yours beginning
William C, (Kthi'd.\ to be retired on ac-
tount of age
iiigadiu-tz‘eneral Pent; L‘. Harris,
ot tltr army with the rank ot Major»
tit tit-rat, tor a period of tour years be»
ginning Sep'eniber t. lfila‘ lie suc-
(H d: Msjortlcneial Henry 1'. Mt t‘uin.
who recently was appointed to com
mand a diti ion.
Prices trom 50c to i
i
$3.50 .
DONNIILLY’S .
16 So. Main St.
SOUTH NOBWLLI.
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Harold lilom has secured a post-
lion in the James liutht ~i01’t‘.
E. R. Weed. ot‘ liart ”(HRS avenue.
recened a teltat'tini _\« ‘lt'ltlilV. to the
effect that his son. Earle. oi t'atnp
llevens. who has lit! .1 Melt been St “
tously ill with pnt tttiloli' t. is now in a
somewhat itiipiomd tondition. iii.»
mother and Sister are it” ill his shit‘
“'1‘. Frederick law b: pastor n'
the South Not'walk t tuvizregational
F‘hurch. received wont ,. ~terdav that
his tit‘eyeat‘-oltl nephwu h-id died
Thursday night, at thc Stnitne lltlrlli
lttl in Arlington. Mass. of Spanish in
lnettla. Rev. .\ll’. Jitt’tl'lr‘ lci't )‘t'stvt‘
day upon receipt of lllt‘ news.
A social was held 'l'lmtsdttv ewniniz
iii the South .\'ot\\;.lk i‘oncretational
Church. whli'n was m‘. well attend.
Id The purpose of in. mi-ittl was I"
rather the lli'ltllhl's til ilit‘ cure to
EPVPI' and It) t‘it'itlt‘ . I‘t \" fillltl iii iv
tet'est inthe work et tin thin-ch and
Various ar-tititi: s
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P. Perin Diana :1 Stamford itillt’tt:t“
ist. formerly on the :-t.dl‘ oi the l.‘t
thxione, of Rome. w;.s in town pester
day in t‘tittllllllllltttlitllt with the Litter
lv Loan Committee. with the view oi
shortly addressin: his fellow cottntt‘i’
iron in the interest of the Fourth Ll-
lwrty Loan drive. When ttt‘t‘4tn.'.'f"
men‘s ate completed details will‘ he
announced in The Sentinel.
A very stinttue Ainht may he Sf‘t‘ll
in front of the residence of Gun. Rue-
.sell I-‘rost on West avenue. Cronin:
out of :l lat‘zo maple tree trunk is a
beautiful yellow “own. The .. d
from which the plant sprouted ltti 4t
have been blown there hr the wind
and has developd into a benutit‘ut
flower. Nothinu more stranoe can
imagined.
Information was yesterday received
that Stephen R. Bray. of the Norwalk
post office, who lltt> been for the last
few days til at his home at at Wiltor
avenue, is suffering with Spanish in
tluenza. lie is heina attended by l‘:'.
Kellogg. who todav Rave the above.
diagnosis of the ease,and the patient
is now quite sick. his temperature he.
in: around 104.
John T. ilayes, the real estate.
agent. closed the deal \'i‘§lt'l‘tlfl)‘.:
whereby: the E. H. lIotchklss Co...
have bought the. Andrew naecont‘
brick building No. 10 Hoyt street. ad;
joining their factory. What the E. IL;
Hotchkias (‘0.. intends to do with thci
building they do not say.
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Directors of the. state prison at.
Wetherstleld and the statexret'ormatory
2t Cheshire, have decided to cancel vis-
itors' day in each institution until fur-
ther notice. with the hope. of keeping
the disease from entering these. institu-
tions and maintaining the good health
standards which nowprevaii in them.
~Coal prices will go up still htzher
before they come down. Buy a boiler
that‘s easy on coal. The ‘Burnltam
Boiler is. It's the boiler of Cosy (lotu-
‘font Heat. It's made in Westchestcr
Pounty. Semi for "Which and Whit"
booklet. Lord & Burnham 00., Irving
ton. N. Y. “
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Sertice.
stat».
advisability oi int-teasing ttaiispoi'ta-
the war through H‘ectiw utilization
oi the highways,
ways trail-port t‘tilllllldlet', J. Ii. liens-
\lllmt‘, l)iicctor General l'n.ted States
Employment Service. wrote to It. (I
'disappcarcd from that city when his
(onuwttcut State t‘ouncil oi De-
tl.:t will (trotn'latr‘ with the. high-
\.-;..~ it'dhr‘ptuit eominlitee oi the Na-
...nal t‘outmit in tarrying out the or;
wt ”1 till t‘nmd Status Employment
.. . . .
"‘ The president notified the Senate
littti he had withdrawn the nomination
tor the reappoin'nient as t‘htei oi 0rd
name- of Major General William t‘ttr
tier. 'l‘his nominu'iun was submitted
| . _ n .
.. ‘ . in tie sen-tit.- lit-(Illlllt‘r Li, last. but
“W feat”) 01d” “9131'?” to ”H the Senate tittitti to set upon it.
and Wa> made in new of the
ion tat-.tities tot the country during “M Thcy
generals tor the period.
In t‘tt ‘l‘llllL these duties to the man-
lileven brigadici generals Were nom-
inated by the l’tr'~lilvtll to be major-
ate: Guy Carleton, de Rose) (‘. t‘abell. DUN“
William H. Hay. Frank L. Winn. Rd W“ ox). < lltt knot-kn and his ham-
mund thtentnyer, Mark 1.. Hersey. m.;-;.]. u... ‘_\ heard from.
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Bury krvn'Iblembeut A. F. Plaster.
Charles D. Rhodes, Joseph D. Leitcb
and Hanson E. Ely. l
THEI-BURYIHEHAIMER" sprain.
Ewry town has two types ti t-ittzensj
and you can see them ('l'as‘sll) lllt‘lll‘l
flictobet 4, 1955, MW Majorlieneial “hwy-WU“); Tuvupjtulhnucker,
bits on his troni porch and :l’tzdih oier.
lltl> or that taul’ in his home town.
Perhaps h:.— c Lipiuint mpg. the
is
. - .- ‘e rc.~entat.re tor Con- . , , , _
hmurd 1h ‘ p “w" nominated to 1’“ AdJutJul "*‘W'N‘ street is in such ditty ('tltldllll‘ll. "Why
(mm the s tn't tit-polittii'iil pvt tilict‘,
it?” lit l'm
toniplutnt
my... pmpn tetim-t that 'l'.“ >tt‘eet‘
apprti’tllttlihll. and tin toad workers
hau- ( hi} at] it! money «trough to keep
the stupor owentl} passable So
5“”... ot them hate 111- public sitlIll‘
tin-irist-ites and than up The putt ot'
the rl't‘tl neat their land
It (Ht‘ inch dot ~ ‘hat, t: r [it lgltl}(|I'«
a, 1L. Hi :um hold uni do their
'5“... \t1iiitI.-~ is .titst as i‘irtllitk‘li us
do .jmtm. 1‘ So it not > tti t‘\t i'_\iitttt2.
1.‘.1,;.t.:1..itzw to into. it when they like
hold and “orb tot’ t‘-llllllllllil)' pur—
Yi'litj; this rpit‘it tit couplin-
gtotds, and :ebphone» Lt
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Hat‘gt‘caws. sett'ctary of highways
transport committee. as iottows: t
"The l‘nitcd States Employment
Service recognizes the war-time need
tor making; the most etl'ective and et-
fitit-nt utilization of our highways as a
means; of strengthening and lllt'l't using
Ulll' ll’aflrltullallllll l‘t‘>0ult‘t‘$_ and Po-
pecially is acquainted with the \.tlna-
blc direction given by tile highways
transport committees to this probt.~m
“We are also continent that ion-
nage capacity ot our liiuhways trans-1
pol‘t resources can be greatly in?
creased by itltleIlL'. all possible \‘chi-
clw.—, horses and labor ttt line with Ila-l
ttnnal policies promulgated by you;
and, naturally, tn transportation that“
wally aids in accomplishing our war.
pl‘tlfl'tilll.
"We theretole desire to effect t‘m‘
adjustment or labor employed in any.
phase oi highways transport activity,t
teltttin: to chill r power or ltorse-'
drawn Vt‘llli‘lt‘r. ill cooperation w‘th
your national oiwinttation, relying on4
your >ltllt‘ highways transport coin-l
mtttees to turnish the tucts regarding
t'~:s‘t‘l|\litl highways transport activity,
“iilt which they are intimately ":tl"lI-‘
tar and on which our state and locals
lttlmr department otlicers may [MEG
theit necessary orders.
"\\'e are lllt‘ll'lult' transmitting .n-
rilllilltlllh‘ to out lt'|t|‘l‘St'nltlll\‘t‘.\', ail-t
\isin: them that all matters touching
or in any way affecting 'higliwuys
tritnspot't operations are to be iecltl
with on the advice 01 your organiza-
tion." I
Secretary ”ttl'Klt'HVtfi also said that
HIV policy of the highways transport
committee will hi- to conserve and
slrenuthen every element of highways
transportation. and to so direct it Ill,
toaerretitoscindustries Whit-h vitally
aid in accomplishing the war pro
gram, as indicated trom time to time
by the War Industries lloard.
JUDGE BANKS nerunns ‘ 1‘1 Wuhlnm m
FROM GREAT VACATION”
i Costume
HIM
25 i cut:
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Pictorial Review
FASHION BOOK
lamesDonneIIy
WALL PAPER. 5c and 10c Roll
Pull Lino—rim Assortment
ALSO PAINT AND VABNISH AT LOW PRICE.
PAINTING. PAPER HANGING -~
g A. COHEN
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The Simplit .‘ty 7 Ital
Is the Jilly-note (if the
m»..- .Sftl.ltll."f I’tisi. ions
15' charming/y le- ‘
pressed in 'Ilits 'j'ui- l
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lam! Hot}: at Sage or
Tine/cite. It It Just
the bar! of I‘m: 1? Jury
li'oman li'unts fer the
First t'uu.’ [toys of
Autumn.
nun-uu-mnumuum-muunmnnnun
OCTOBER
About twenty acres good bad, House,
FOR SALE.
TH! PIN! REID!!!“ OF THE LATE
WI. '1‘. RAYHOND
AT ROWAYTON, CONN.
Barn, Cow-House,
Fruit and Ornamental Trees. All conveniences.
INQUIRE
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-3
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O. B. JACKSON g
t3? Washington St.
OPTOMETRIST
I. Will Iain.
nvp'rox LIMIT—Folding cm In Gold u
M fiat-On at! 0th! Implica-
www.mozthncyu. W'M
do. may filled. pron RID-trill.
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Are your valuables, papers and securities properly PW
tected? Have ‘ you a Safe Deposit Box? If not. we can pro
The City National Bank
EMEMDMRI
vide you with one for the small sum of $4.00 per year, in 0‘“
modern Safe Deposit Vault. We will also act as custodian at
your Liberty Road: without charge ,if you desire.
Our Savings Department pays 4 per cent. per year.
Open a checking account and pay your bills by check.
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Reliable Companies
REAL ESTATE
In all its Branches
l J.ntayton&Co.,nc.
5 RAILROAD sum
SOUTH NOIWALK. 00";
‘mmmnsrmgui
Cure “tat Cold B!
Takintz
WHITE PINE COMPOUNI
WITH 'I‘AR
F. 11. BA X'I‘EB I
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repaired.
per month.
sold at $10 per mug...
PLUMBER i
rveawnt‘ren zxcnmol
tu Fatrtloid Av... Imam. cog
naautu TVPEWRITIM
Essa.
F. s. LYON
Job Printing
80. Norman:
<53
Patterns
and 1
CENTRAL HOTEL
rind room: by the day or week. 8mm heated, electric
light: and gas. Fine Cato attached; also Restaurant. Italian
Shore Dinners
All Kinds oi Sea Food
Steak, Chops and
and Angie“ style Ob
THE FALL outer onroc and cutout Stu. Tel. 1566.
N. DISESA. Manager. J. DISBSA. Proprietor.
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NOW ON SALE
L...“.s M 4- --
South Not-walk.
Judge John W. thinks, reteice ini
bankruptcy. resumed, yesterday. after
an absence of two we-ks. during.
which time he and some friends have:
been rusticating iti t‘iinttda at the
headquarters oi the Metabechouan
Fishing and (lame t‘lnb. about 140.
miles north ot Quebec, where there is
nothing to disturb the mind of a busy:
man wlto seeks entire rest. 1
Judge Banks- looks. very tnucb rost-
ed. He saw many deer, but not of the
hull variety. the watt-rs being very
high and the bull mouse not coming
down to teed.
l.tl|t‘t‘ iii the season the bull moose
will be marks for tlte sportsmen.How-I
ever, Judge Dankscnjoyed the fishing,
and while he does not claim to have
captured the largest. trout of his party.
which weighed five pounds. he adtnlts‘
that he caught them halt that size andi
enjoyed the sport just as well.
TO DtSBAR VON HOEGEN.
liar .Von lloegen the former New
lluren attorney and proulertnan, who
FOR BOYS
to secure a proper ilt. Even
Fodln'making. triendfwith
CONNEALLY
81 Washington sum. ,
SHOES
Nothing is more important in buying Children's Shoes than
comfort and a suitable last for the growing feet.
are sure of getting both here. which is the secret of our luc-
Sattstactory Hosiery to Match.
AND GIRLS
style must take second place to
But you
the greatest possible assistance to those who have started gar-
ments with yarn purchased here. we cannot lay aside any yarn
after this date. We would, therefore, appreciate the courtesy
of an earl y request for any yarn our cnst tmers may have here.
0
On account at the scarcity of yarns. and in order to be of
SPECIAL NOTICE.
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l Arronunv AT LAW ‘
Lat. Examiner U. 3. Patent OHS”
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Send (or Booklet on Pate-in
its Main St Ifldlcvofl. c... .
Chiroprlctlc is the definition Qt
own at the disease and the
adjusting the some. Disease in
by a wrench. twist. or lpntu'ia'
back. Even if done in ch11“
creates pinched nerves and m
-. ting; tits in the duet-ant or”
disease and pain. health is
through harmonizing tho m
toms in your body. Milo
given Ipcclnl attention: also
turn or the spins. You will m. 2'
yet giving the Chlropnctor o m
to help you. " .
Magnetic treatment- lml also.
th: young people."
. 8t BRACKEN
South Norwdk.
"-9
arrest settled imminent, will probably
be disbarred its action with this in _.
View has been started by State Attor-
ney Ailing. \‘on lloegen in handing in
his questionnaire wrote across it he
was ashamed of this country. Later he
was taken from his home one night b};
a party oi‘unknown men and made tol
kiss the ting. lie was somewhat
roughly handled. too. Nothing has
been—heard from the young man since
his flight from the city and there is
some heiietthnt he. managed to get
into Mexico.
value.
There is a wide choice of
That are safe, sanita
ALL THE BEST
Sentinel Want Ads Work Wonders.
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We have
4th
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Cal
Stu-let's.
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BUY LIBERTY BONDS ' NOW. ' I A
Brass and Enameled Beds t
In this. department we hare been mentor-innate in secur-
ing a line 01' Metal Beds, every one
cams A‘ND ORADLES .
and unsfactory. ;
nouns or WOVEN WIRE armors
HIGEGRADE MATTRMB‘AND PILLOWS,
RAYMOND 8t SON
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of them an extra special
models. in all widths.
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For motoring, traveling or street wear; with sailor or turban;
in a variety of shades; octagon mesh, in medium and large
efl‘ect, 26c—35cperyard
French Veils, border and scroll design . . . . . . . . . . $1.00
Bonnie~B.. Slip-pon—needs no tying or adjusting,
Mourning Veils with plain Woven borders, also two and three
J, «“2 '
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10c—25c—50c
row ribbon borders 750—5200
. J. I. MALLETTE ‘
I! fAIIIIOTOl 8!.
Tel. 449.
IOU“ [DIWALI
34 Washington 8t. 80. Norwln‘. 0‘
Guam. trons Pulmon- Ictmt g.
READY "
I‘aIISttlts tor Your Selection;
Fancy Models
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Clothing Co.
6 N. Main St
st mom mun sum
a West pm elm. minted .. '
Lonnsbnry—iiattt'ewson
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THE FLOOR COVERING
has much to do with creating
the atmosphere oi a room. I!
it be covered with one of the
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