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Evening sentinel, Monday, November 18, 1918 · page 6

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the Wilton ruse. between the

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Ilsa pulse Smith, of 16 Ann street,
a” recovered from an attack of the -w

'36 has been quite ill with the grip
is able to be about. t-good bit or practice before the next

I Neruik Building loan and invest; "“5 line 0’ 39°" promising many con-
”: Association 'wiil be. held at the tests during the coming winter.
aloe of Taylor 5 Golden tomorrow' - .

evening. , BELIEVES WDMEN

, litany friends of Mrs. Howard 28- SHOULD GIVE Up
" M. of South Nomik, will be pleased. ‘1‘" '7' n a
to hear she is doing nicely alter an" JO-"J ‘ V ' OLDIERS

Operation performed in New Haven. 1 (Continued from pm One)
Man Joseph H. Malkin. of Newtown —--'

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patriotlc reasons is probably much

7 Mn quite ill with scarlet feVer at Many women in the War industries

.haprovinc MW and expect to be potions, and the problem of readjust-

their normal occupations.

‘t‘WiIOIIT ..M0 DB ,'0 n
has been a frequent visitor in this WM ‘1” "9"“ '°’ ”Mum“ ‘°

jetty and has my acquaintances

in industry will not increase rather
than decrease" was her prediction. "in
view of the responsibility of women

,t ed a demonstrntion of the whippet
it ' been in service in France several
‘ ~lnonths. entering the army as a pri-
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the support at dependents. they can-

Church celebrated a peace jubilee and gainful employment. The problem be-
victory BeerCO on Sunday morning fore us is the organization of industrt
and evening. A large congregation in such a Way as to utilize to the full
. responded in 80518 0! inclement wea- all the available working forces of the
titer conditions.- national hymns country. One larger group in indus‘
;_ were “138- RQV- 1-. 5- Suaveiy ”"3“,” try, however, which should be with-
“ 06 011 the main". ‘An NW?!“ Pro- drawn at the earliest possible moment
. phet'a Vision in a Day of Remnm’ll‘i' is the group of children under sixteen.
. tton." which Wail highly Cilllln‘ended' i "The chief danger for women in in-
Norwnlk people who happened to dually is that they will remain in con
. be in the vicinity of North avenue. tain indtbtries or be introduced into
3rtdgeport Friday afternoon, \vltnesz=- new ones at a lower wage scale than
ed a demonstration of the whlppt't is paid to men. it is time to establish
, " Mk. Of the variety used at the war wages on the basis of the occupation
fronts. which was in progress at thrt and not on the basis of sex. Duriut.r
-. time. These tanks are manul‘arttlrt‘ti the pvrioti ot’ reconstruction we must
by a Bridgeport concern. and the also :llullh :taainst the dangers to
eight of one of the illlRt’ machines health from unsanitary \vorkiug contii.
Jauntering unroncernedly along the tions. lone. hours and employment :tt‘
pavement attracted a large crowd “I night.
interested spectatorfi. § “The problems of readjustment t‘an
wuuam Laptnp' the wholesale. 10“. only. be nut by a variety of methods of
flier dealer, of 27 Elm street. has bout a lack. The agencies of the Federal
ppointed by the Norwalk 'i‘irt- & Rub. (lovvrnmt‘nt, the itl(‘:li oliit‘es of the
her Co. general selling agent in (‘un- vnmlmmvnt servit-e. tho" Slate Don-art
necticut and southwestern Massachu- ments of Labor. the public schools. the
y 'aetts {0,- a new fibre and rubber sole working “omen themselves and effect~
«or shoes that is expected to find an int and intelligent management in in»
extensive market. Mr. Lal’ine will dustrial establishments must all have
here his headquarters and salesroom an active part in a well-rounded Dm-
ffln this city and will send out a num- mam."
“her 01 traveling salesmen to cover the ———.——-——~-——--——
territory under his chame—tianbury SPAIN muses u. 5.
News. . . _ ‘
_ (Capt. Harold A. Parsons left on ,PARIS' Friday. 3"“ 1"'”Am“. ‘9
Thursday for Maryland. Just what (inneno y‘t'abanas, iormer Spanim
hi! movements will be is not. known to foreign Minister. (lelttt‘rod n i-‘lil'llli!
his family as vet. but it mav be said address in the Summit Senate lndtl‘i.
“that his worlt will be in connection praisintz the lnttettsmtes and its tri—
‘1 “with preparing for the return of the 31mph for right. Justice and dentin-racy,
they. from abroad. When he was in in the suspension of hositltttea, 'ilt‘tttli'ti-
‘ Washington on other business, two ' in: to Madrid dispatches to the .l‘cmps.
months ago. the request was made to:
thin: that he accept a captain's com-1.I
mission in the Construction Division’ .
of the Quartermaster Corps. The com
jnlsslon arriVed a fortnight ago, and
in was ordered to Maryland. On
Tuesday eveninar Capt. Parsons was;
{Mann surprise farewell party at his
home, by a number of his friends,—
iamrord Advocate. 5
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Arrangements were made over the V
E K BANKS telephone tor a consolntion match with1 E1013 ”‘3; a: 3513:3212:
. pistols, to be he” on the indoor range‘w“ {13¢ time and Governor Birk-
m the local dub' m the Mahackemot ett was asked to intervene, He order-
ed Home Guards here from Greens-
tboro and maxed to have a company

I!!!“ i Four men on each side competh
7 , MIN shooting strings of twenty~flve that:

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This being the first pistol match in
hich the local club had participated,y
Rb- 1| IR” 7' 3 the rivalry was keen, so keen and anx- "

‘ . ions. in fact, to make a good showingt
Mrs. E‘ A' Haber. 0‘ 9 Maple street, that not one member shot up to his;

"average. but all resolved to get in a ‘ _}

The regular-monthly meeting of the match, the awakening 0! interest in \

i We. who has been confided to her Miss'Vsn Kleeck said. however. that ‘ "
w. for the my four weeks with an the number or women who have been ‘ '
mg of the NP. 1. now able to be drawn into gainfur"'empioyment for . ,
It. _
‘Edwin and Albert Holly, who have smaller than is generally supposed. ’
'IMIJ‘ hone in BM River. are now have been transferred from other occu- ‘

.1, 3‘“. to be out "till. loom, ment is to return these workers to ‘

for their own support and often for

The “T31 Methodist ENSCOD“ not be asked to withdraw entirely front ~ .

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Total . Greensbow Home Guards left here!

feed, clothe and shelter other nations ‘ ’

besides our own there is no reason to ~
here has just been appointed a sec-
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tone or more year‘s taxes are due, have
been notified, and this system will be
continued until the taxes have been
paid. All the money levied each year
for taxes is needed to meet the run-
ning expenses of the various districts.
and this tact has been impressed on
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Rhiannon ' wear“ _. there.

Regular ‘~ ‘ . , imade to the collector, the past year, a... h m with W. ‘
elalrh. the Briggeport team winnina by 9;:013. m 3333:? sent “on me' CIT-137W smile When they “h: i has"been that people have been 3? m “0—.“ ch. 'ncMm-‘Iuou. I '1‘..me ‘0
. i - I “1““) pa ta. ti I edlate in the da _ ~ 'ing so many Liberty Bonds. War v- new. “I... “i give “I. .I f . . h I.
. The scores being as follows: laggigbsmnflgghe Jail, shot a n:: EOLEYS HONEYI’ : ings Stamps. etc. that they have been Wei-JIM.” l ' "L
. I ews Endpoint“. no prisoner. Later the report spread» ‘ unable to keep up the taxes. how 30km. swam“ m d sum“ ”mm" in m h" clan. ow “lb
Thompson ........... .......‘.s...r..188 that the wrong man had been killed: it. it tutu 300d. :that the war has needed. there should.- and ‘liln;nllo delicate batistu, daintily trimmedw b lace and embroid-
Infum ,. .............. .m._g.......i29 and the crowd started back to the Jail.t 2nd. it mais- [hm feel good. ‘ be no reheat:a why the tam: dhutidthe‘ ?‘-3mn§§i’c’v& Bunions second 0%, to ‘. B. Cornuu iotmo
-——-—-—- oss ”""'""""""‘m""“' t The msvof‘lddreseed the mob, whilet 3rd. it wiil turn a diflre‘sat‘d, iretiul :cily cannot paid be oret e o era. _ on n. OUR DEALER FOR J. FORMU BRASSIERES.
. . h V . . 1k Dunn ............nanHoA—nuuluinome Guilds and are companies ‘9”; Child in“) ‘ happily smiling one. got the mortgages foreclose 0'“ the;
1, Hrs. 1' Ballet", of Soul “home ' ‘ . '- " [ mud" h being Milled out. When the firemen' became it is inst what children ought ,properly or the (“NEE“)? N obliged 10' w B CORSETS W.B.NumCouets to: slende‘ rand
- ,3 recovering from 8 T9091“ IUUEFS- l Total .le...” 91‘ began playing hose on the‘crowd the? tr;luneioticverhhcoldt,couglzs.croup, tadverttse the same tor sale. 5, O . with hi h-Pricedq l'.‘ "ew “1;. Tshalew-mrcomt
in. E. Whitten, of Seaview avenue,‘ M‘“ .511“)th started. “ri.ufiu"andhcavy .bcuy breathing. _ _ ,-._. -._._-._f ' . ~ ‘ u“ m. . _ EDI! onus 0.1m)“
ll muffin ! t 'll Dart . . . . . . . . . . .... . ... . . . . . . ..... 150, It (mi: a halt: 3. lacthizil'.contin‘on Ilcvcn'ah, ; Mrs. H. 1,. Painter, of 3““. 3 ark” figures reduce one to re India and you look ten .0 twenty POundshghtu.
_ g mm a recen i ness. Reynolds ...... ......... ........ 13!! y i turd. lithmj throat. us it stops mat. . ‘ . ‘ 1 -,
. q ‘ l . _ Greensboro Home Guard: Ruched to , WA,“ M 1M ‘, . amp .0“. has purchased the Allen Beus Didi": Wrmms'rra bios I"
mu Midt’line Brown" of Orchard 3”: gy‘Bd‘kfir ”H. ...... I ........ 163 WihnomSniam to Quell Riot. .i I! can't; r: currents.('l-hmiom. or other 1 \‘ewtoun avenue and Mr. and Mrs-.i " C. ' .NEW YORK GIICAGO
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