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ALL ON DISPLAY.
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for you to select from.
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16 80'. Main St.
sum noawan.
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N, Texas, Nov. 11.
VEMBER DRAFT
(Outlined From Page One)
wr of men in limit-ill
' . theirntatus.
.v as in the. army until til’lllfll)
I'nil'tlinl‘ti.
(‘l' :Is-t-tllhlml
. not yel
ll! inducted
‘Q'llillohhrged, and so paid.
I for the navy
services will continue
Draft boards
1.8-
.« and beautiful assort-
autumn
., 40 Butler “nag" and Blue Andalusians_
.... i- ” 'I' an unknown m.
" “Oonneoticut turnpike. last one Connecticut pen was among the
. He found that the Dover. N. .I., with a yield of 26 eggs.
ius not moo-1y Injured be- A pen of White Wyandottes belonging
' dicht inking up and a few to 0. IA. Magrey, or Middlcbury. Conn,
CABLE LINE
WANN. Tenn. Nov. ll.‘—GO\’- rate of 10.80 per cent. This number
m m were notified to- of eggs is 44 greater than the average
5?, ths'Gulvuton-Vera Cruz ctt- production for the first Week or each
1 , “on 1“ Villa has cut com- 0! the live preceding contests, and in
‘ ’ .. .- lith Mexico through the only one year has this number been
--’l‘ht- 192, belonging to H. A. Wilson. of llol .
of the Uexicau Cable Four 118. N- IL. was the only bird that silo:
.hsre said today that the (lulvev cesded in laying seven eggs for that
on. Crux cable had not been cut.
_, - CALLS CANCELLED
cement was (’XpI‘hH'd tliollleiliztr
WASHINGTON. Nov ll. ‘.\ small
'states
ouoed entrnilum: til it it. III. tn-
” for csntmnlucnis uutlvr t'tl|l~4_ .‘lIlll
.. ‘blncollutlon comes um km" to n!-
. 'Hlt‘)’ \\‘ill llt‘ t-tlli-
ullethor
call, for whom the (l:l)‘ Hill
0‘ Service. has been 49‘ I”. am“
. . F. ‘ .
will be considered As honor- Ril‘nmk
Don-r Ilrook l’oultry Fill‘lil. Sliort'
I” rails, N. H ...................... l l'
Tint-crest Orchards, tll‘otou, .\i:l>.< 7
white Leghorns.
sen. Dover. N. .l ........ 2F»
and Marine.
' Id not affected by the cancel-
. and entrainments or men for
as or-
will continue
Ifltion of. registrants of Sep- 8
intuit ,
i lNElilliillNli '
luminous
_.__....._
Connecticut Leads in Num-'
her of Hens, Also in Firstl
Week’s Honors |
STORES, Conn . Nov 11.7 When the
eighth annual egg layug contest, atl
Stat-rs, was crucially started on the;
morning of November let, there were
six entries which had not yet arrived,
but before the How of the week the;
entire 100 pens were in the houses1
‘which they are. to owupy tor the com- I
ing twelve months. As in the plcvi-i
ous competitions each pen contains'
in birds. The 1,000 hens are distrib-
uted geographically as follows: Con-
necticut. 230: New York, 210; New
Jersey, 130; Massachusetts, 130:
Rhoda Island, 60; Canada. 60; Penn-
sylvania. 41); New Hampshire. 30; ll-
Ilnois, Oregon and Washington, 20
each: Maine, Kentucky, Michigan. Ne-
braska and California, 10 each. Class-
ified by breeds there are 500 White
Leghorns, 150 Barred Rocks, 100 White
Wysndottes. 100 Rhode Island Beds,
60 White Rocks, 30 Bufl Wyandottes,
20 Rhode Island Whites. and 10 each
of Buff Rocks. Oregano, Black Rhine-i
AI the close of thenrst week only?
taix to get honorable mention. A pen‘
was first.
29 eggs. A pelt
Hill the Ruhr
to
laying 27 eggs. Third place for the
"u m Into a passing csr week was won by a pen of White I.eg-‘
,fifls. William J. Tracey. horns belonging to t‘. Rasmussen, Mi
tied for fourth place 'with a pen oIf
White Leghorns from L. E. lngoldaby.l
ot Cooperstown, N. Y.; each pen lziitl‘
22 eggs. ‘
The total production for all penal
amounted to 758 eggs. which is at llle
1
exceeded. White Plymouth Rock No
week. On the other hand, tilt-re write}
699 individuals which failed to produce
even one egg. Thus it will be set'n
mt the 801 birds which were Inyiug,
produced an average of 2.5 eggs each,
or at the rate of 38 per cent.
l. The three best pens in each of the
r principal varieties are as follows:
Barred Plymouth Rocks.
(Samuel M. Monks, Hartford, Conn..
Rock Rose Farm. Kutonnh, N. Y.. ..
Ingleside Farm. Palcnville. N. Y. . ..
Whlts Wyandottes.
Laurel liill Form. Bridgeton, R. I..
Obcd G. Knight, Ilritlgctoll. It. I. . . .2
0. L. Mtlgrey, Mitltllehury. Conn. . . .2‘
Rhode Island Reds.
Laurel llili Farm. Ih'itlgctou, It. I. .29
11
10
101
r)
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(a
L. ll). lugoldsby, Cooperstown. N. Y. 122
W. l2. Atkinson, Wullingl‘ortl, (‘ontt.."i
Miscellaneous.
H. A.}\{\'ilson (White Rocks), Ilollie.
. ............................ 17
Oregon Agricultural College (Ore-
gons). Corvallis, Oregon ......... I?
Bradford Allyn (White Rocks).
Belmont. Mass ..... . ............. ill
K: sumoowu WOMEN
Women Keep Up Strength
~ rundown condition, no siren!
ed Vinoi and to my surprise
ms up and strengthened
" . on we guarantee Vinol
ng beef and cod
and druggias
Salve. We. guaranee it. "
.‘
5
*7 F. W. (‘umpstoue (R. I.
flatter Will Show You How Oth-
, .,_.tl. Ohio—"l Itcep house. i‘or‘
w and and myself and got into
‘ y and no ambition. After doc-
‘ for a while and getting no bet-
my
system."—Mrs. Wm. D. Daw-
. it is a constitutional remedy
liver pep-
* n and manganse. peptontltes
. v ‘ rp‘nosphates the most success
' known—Frank H. Bax-
everywhere.—
I3 -—If you have. eczema try our-
Whitcs). ’
New London, Conn .............. Ill
MR. HICKEY REMEMBERED
l
Thomas F. lilt-ltt-v oIGrtlntiticw
.ruruwnnttmou
l'l'Ll
let-all Cruiser (Inches
IJINIIIN. Nov. ll.~-'l'he onetime
Herman cruiser Goeben, which. since
it Joined the Turkish naval tort-ell, has
been known as the Sultan Yap/us Be»
lim it: now in Turkish control and
will be immediately interned, act-ord-
ing to advices let‘l'II'I-‘d by the (‘entrul
News.
Twenty-EightWorkmcn
Dead in Explosion
PITTSBURGH, Nov. ll
Tu‘entyleight men arr dead and
twenty are in hospitals as the I‘rrulI
of a leak in a gas tauit in the Jones A:
Luughlin Stet-l (‘ompally’s plant here
Saturday afternoon. l‘irst report.»
that an explosion had occurred in it
l'urlittt-e proved untrue.
FIVE 0F FAMILV DIE OF "FLU"
MERIIli-TN. Nov, ll.———Ross lit-av
37, died llli> illoruillg from pneumonia
following Illt‘ deaths. from intlultli'u
in three weeks of his wife. a lay-ear
old daughter a two-yesr-old son and
his sister—inlaw, Mrs. Martha Mosul]
who nursed the Iiydes. Thaw me
four Hyde children left and Mrs his
son is survived by her husband unt
five children. A triple funeral was
held last Sunday.
thloiltacIle Unnecessary _,
Hap iness is made up of LIT-
HINGS, but happiness is
no little thing.
No person can be happy under
was at the top of James' of Rhode Island Hedi.~ from Laurel conhinufll Mn or woman. And
‘ . flown-me up in back of Hill farm, Bi-tdgeton. It. I.,
W her, knocking her to with a production of
- and inlicting several pain- of White Vi}. .
She was dazed by the. ‘farm, tied for second place with at [wll
no unable to.se.cure the ‘of White Wysndottes belonging
. .5 at, which did not .Obod G. Knight, of Bridgeton, It. I., by.
no part of the body can give more
trouble than the TEETH.
TOOTHAOIIE 18 UNNBOBB-
BABY.
A skillful dentist can really do
more than any one else to make
you happy.
-
\Dr.J.ll.Maflery
1680. Main St.
South Norwalk
Othcs Hours—9 a. m. to 8 p. m. ‘
Sundays by- Appointment
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l
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NEW
FALL
APPAREL
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED l.
I
zrittLL'Eo iN MOTOR WRECK
Train Hits Car and Five Deaths May
Result at Laurel, Del.
MNTIz ‘ "
"m For salts on TO LET
. rm
LARGE IOU“ AID OUT BUILDINGS.
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOB POI GENTLEMEN'B
FAMILY.
It'ssa RAILROAD STATION.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-3 137 Wallingiou SI.
DINING [ROOM iFURNITURE
Every need in Dining Room Furniture in sets or
t
m ‘
I ‘ "3 l'Jlair‘l St
I
thrush Iii-l, x'm, ii; in. lion-.1 , . single
mums 1;, .,,,, ,,. “Minn-.1 mum... pieces, be the demand for a mansion or for a modest
a local lll‘irlllt'h‘h‘ Illitll. tillli Fwd PH"- illent. .
hell. at Berlin m-uro. \wrP lxillNl l‘d-‘l ‘ I
night and tin-to (llllt‘l llt‘KI'tlt‘> uvu- at. The latest 11101131! OI TABLES, ARM CHAIRS, SIDE
badlydiiljured that lilw)‘l all 1“" ("“T' CHAIRS, SERVING TABLES, CHINA CLOSETS, BUF-
IIPI‘IP O SUEVIVQ' “' 19]] l I" ('PHII I V
mgr muck me Phillips Whmumr FETS, TEA WAGONB AND MANY OTHER ITEMS
near l’arsonsburg. m . ‘ ' .
Phillips took five negro Smile rim P mpt Auto Delivery to all ”“1”“de “W“ ,
employee to their home in Bt'l‘ in am ,
evening and was mumms when m» RAYMOND 8t SON 1.
l accident happened. ‘ 1
‘ Wall and Hi ‘1 Sta. r ' .
_, Try a Sentinel Want Advertise. g‘ No walk
‘ ._- .. -_-._ _4_-.-.=_. %w__...:_—-:"
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cousin“... the on
i ' .
Eldcrl people. tIred out and weak-
? cued with coughing. will find gm! help
. and co-Iort in
1 Points Ilortmnll
i
i It relieves those chronic cough, usually ‘ ,
l bronchial in character, and puts s l
l soothing healing cooling on a dry and .
, ticklin‘ throat. it raises phlegm fully.
Coors: P Randall Dayton. Nevada. In
' his l7th an-HZnM—"l lake Foley's Honey
l and TI! (or Mia. and Iitklin In the than.
i Sometimes the spell oi wot u would Lat
' from [we to In Ill-urn. I .m‘nrh [lad to tell
' you that Foley's Hone slid 'lltr so slot-M
' Ill lhut. and MI Minot."
l ’ 'Al'inM' «cm
Furniture, Linoleums,
Rugs, Draperies
You'll find here a line of
DINING BOOK, BED 300!
and LIVING ROOM FURNI-
TURE, in every desirable wood,
style and finish.
Also a very fine selection 0!
BUGS, LINOLEUMB, OAR-
. PETS. MATTINGS and DNA?-
a. . Isms.
The price represents a real saving.
Values the best that can be odered.
THE A. .I. counts co.
KEEPING
ted fine. Do it again!"
tomers.
CONNEALLY
81 Washington Street.
With peace rumors and election returns is easy enough if we
FURNISH YOUR 83038. Old customers come back bring- 3
lug new ones for s new pair often saying—“That last pair tit-
A big and varied stock combined with plenty of exper-
ience enables us to meet the requirements of the captions cus-
RELIABLE STOCKINGS TO MATCH.
IN STEP
8t BRACKEN
South Norwalk. '
round, square or gored, with
cry and lace trimmed.
s
:IW‘Illll‘. who Is to depart for u militm'v
t-utup Friday. November III. was pre-
sented with o handsome \vrhlt wutch
and shaving H'll bv his shopmntes of:
the polishing and Iockiittlnl: roonl of,»
the Norwant Lock Shop. John B. Bat-‘
torson a civil war veteran, made the.
presentation.
is?
ill
i1
Get the Genuin
and Avoid
hematitched
.. warm:
as warms-r63 s'r.
’ Tel.
A New Stock oi Aprons
There are quantities of dainty and useful aprons, either
Long Aprons, gathered or gored . .. ............. boo—$2.00
Aprons for the waitress, goad size, emlxoidery trimmed or
Tea Aprons of dotted Swaia and many dainty styles 25c—75c
Aprons for luncheon serving and chafing dish use boo-$1.00 .
Bungalow Aprons in light percale and black satine,
J. I. MALLETTE
or without bibs, plain embi'oid-
590—750
‘ ‘
$135—$290
IOU'I'E NORWALI. .
“o.
E"
FOR - ALL ;
The remarkable features of our
Fall and Winter Footwear
ms
imam-l.- STANDARD or
' l woman
E
' I “2.192%?“ '10:“? .«O‘J. m .303:me
CENTRAL HOTEL
l'tns room by the day or week. 8mm hosted, slsotrls
lights and gas. I'ins Oafs attached; also Restaurant Italian
and American style
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Sis.
N. DISESA. Manger.
Tel. 1555.
J. DIBBSA, Proprietor.
O. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I
50 W sit Imus. «sushi.
xxvr'ros Lsusls-Iroldint'oktom. in Gold a
sub “pr-On and Other Mountings.
nsmugh examination 0: tbs eyes. Dealt-N prescrip-
dons promptly (tiled. hut-t Result-Ins- ‘
' Negligee
r
A host- of attractive Negliuees. silk. crepe and
flannelettc. in bright colorinizs. Ionitfland short mod-
...n-u—s... ~_ a .......~.._.__.4.-_—-
Eli—that will surely interest you.
_.. An opportune time to select a gift from this
newline of pretty houdoir gowns.
—.-———__..
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WHITE PINE coupons: u
' WIND SHIELD GLASS ......-- W---_.__.__...« 2.5:.
use WINIltlw GLASS cur AND srr 'I'il ollllnl ‘“ AN mm noon
. ACOBEN . l oovaamo
141 Wslllinlwu Street. ’ South um
Arsyourvslusb
«cud? IIsvsyou a
papers and securities
shape-hm? Itnsgwssssplo l
vidsmwhhssslcths-snnidwpcyu,hm ‘
T “New” Vanish-cums! ‘
”mammary-sun. i
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mswmdnnhb“ ,'
MIMI.
is a good rug. such as can be
found In our superb collection
which we invite you to visit. .
We have rugs for every room.
for every hail. You'll admit
their beauty sl'ter a glance. We
nan-us tkslr guilty . no:
prices I" out tor W-
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apan- i Job Printing
So. Nov-want
A. M. WOOSTER
A'TI'ORNEY AT MW
Latte I Intrvtiltcr U.8. P.tont Offic.
eATENTS
St ml (or Foohlet on Patent.
Bridgeport. Conn.
__ :
David W. Raymond l
UNDERTAKER '
Tot. Gilles. mu: House as
11 WASHINGTON .1.
NEW RED NIN'I IUILDINO
a
I-lD.‘ under-wood.
zonal-stop. sll oth-
ss, sold, stud,
rep-tired. Rentals I.
per month. lschin.
sold at $10 per month.
PLUMIIR
TYPIWRITEII EXCHANOI
i“ Fslrflsld Aim, Bcidgeport, Conn.
IIIUILT TVPIWRITERO
-vw :
INSURANCE
0i all Kinds in Strong and
Reliable Companies
REAL ESTATE
In all its Branches
Jill Layton & Co.,lllc.
ll RAILROAD AVENUE
IOU‘I'B NORWALI, OONII.
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» -fi -.._. .. ._._-7.. . I
GIVE ‘
COPY RlGll'l
Clothing Co. ~
6N. Main SI 50. Vorwalit
.1
Cure That Cold By
- Takinz
WITH TAP. . i
F. H. BAXTER -
patients-I '
“v..._—c_..
THE NEW SCIENCE
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRA-zlno’
Chiropractic is the dentlitionrol ‘he
cause of the disease und the art of
adjusting the same. Disease is caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain In the
back. Even if done in childhood, it:
creates pinched nerves and pain in ‘
'later life in the different organs and
' limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease aid pain, health is restored
{ through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles
‘ given special attention;
also curva-
ture of the spine. You will never re-
gret giving the Chiropractor a char-co
to help you.
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
1'. FRANCIS. 0.11.
34 Washington so, So. Norwalk, Conn.
Graduate from Plimcr School.
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