s
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in ht
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utiu builliul, \nliu huh
I his llomv at l? li_;\iisnd street .
.‘m [rir' \u -‘ ’ .iv‘I“ it In- out
l‘neuds If Mn t i ale.» l»‘ Tristrani
.«ill be [ltd . i t. l.._ : ~l_e i- slowly
minim in:
P0liflii
iMallets a vet
I ,.i, at it: \l..u..tinutx“-t
\ ‘I l. -:..-i.’ it” riivl‘ tonnerl)‘
I I ii‘. «mitt: '1 ~ tilti't' In "it‘ll :4 HOU'A‘I
‘; p eaSing g ixi."1.~ii't~l .uii i. Iii w natty lUl' bus
‘ 1m» it t H‘~- tr; .iiui imam “2le (and),
I we Have a com. A Spot-tally
1"“ 5“ "U“ ”1113’ dlri'oi UIIUi‘iI its
i plate Assortment. i 3”,“ W, ..
tit. .ti‘ 1r» 1 “lilt'l3_‘ in silage halting
I «EH horn lrailxi‘ei ml in “olive corps. ulteri-
lllt‘il .wriw’t-t .\ me l't‘tlull‘vd tut tlt'i'itillll
’ DONNELLY’S of a shoring..- nl “‘(Ilkt‘l‘s
I #7-. _._.—
Justices of the pr'llt‘t’ tin-ted in No»
‘ "II-n t vetuber 'dl't' II'tillli’t‘ll t: quality “ithiu
16 S“. s . ten days from tlm iii.~t or January, my
”m Ionwm filing ii i't—l‘iliit’hlv of their oath of oiL
lice
‘* "*‘ "' The State of Connecticut has 1,586
. public schoolh'ouses; has public school
. property valued at $110,741,000; ex-
pands about $3,660,000 a your on public
schools. and has a. state school fund at
$2,023,627.
M
----- Tbe Sentinel acknowledges receipt
”Umbrellas and Canes. O'Brien. of a copy ot‘ the Congregational direc~
tory the slit of the member from this
MM Kangarot Reynolds. of limit! district lion. Schuyler Merritt. The
rent». 18 muting nicoll from the book is a talusblo official document
, 5 and residents may freely consult the
tdirectory at this oilice.
“—lat your radiator leaking? Does
ur “M“ need repairing? Done, Connecticut's telvpbone system
bile 7°” mt' 2‘ Main S'- Norwaik. keeps growing. There were 151,240 tel-
“ ' ephones in the state October 1. tho
sum” in meme" predict last date for which statistics are avail
‘3‘ "“3" " likely I” b" ‘ shortage able. and this was an increase at 0.998
mmwd“mm°“’ lintbeninemonthsotthoyoumrx.
~N6dl but littloattcntion. Bias,
.1 lltlc'coal. mm Dolloru
emu. mutilat- oICosy Com!
M It'- made In Westcbeotcr
up”. Send for "Which and Why"
... lot. [0rd Ir Bumbam Co. Irving-
n, NIY
vented to get.
During the y:,eir ending Sept. 30
{dents in Connecticut in connection
‘ with public service. corporations 0!
l‘these 201 were Iti. led More than half
of them on steam roads, and a very
[large numbtr on cloctrlc railways
!
William Haas, tor"sorne time baker
t W“ baket‘y in tho first die-
-.ct has taken a position at Wilkiu' s.
41. la the second district.
The ChriStmas rush at the power-
flee Is now in full swing and both in-
coming and outgoing mails are ex-
Washington Camp, No. ”' Patriotic tremol) heavy. Loud people are- now
rderot the Sons of America, will
old an impotent meetingon'l‘ucsday
calls, at IIr'ltich time plans will be
~nplotcd toranopcnmcdlngtobo
told on January 15th, In the hall in
0 Bath Norwalk Trust Oomph)
thcro is almost a continuous line wait~
in; in the lobby to mail parcels. The
{once of clerks has been incroaood and
Postmaster Leary said today that ev
,ery effort would b0 made to clean up
Et‘lull day's business so us to start on
itha neat mominn with no mail from
,tlio dnv before.
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«Soft and Derby list 38 O'Brien.
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Mair-r3)“. Sit €037»?! ‘f "fl‘x’sfi'
i 73::
33;. How much ,2: z
I momioyful 1’“
- - 7t,
33g. 13 the coming i;
f5}; of Christmas, .‘r-i
, i when we have the ‘
‘g. 0 wherewithal to
«fly "buy the things
“3. ~thatgo with the
.t‘ Christmas season!
an opportunity rto odd
‘lillll MA.”
lmorc than the comptny oillcials ex ‘
linearly 6,000 persons met with atci- i
mailing out their Christmas gilt» and,
"And it is so my and such a pleasure
‘tor-ptit asideéa littleovery‘week, in an-
ticipatiOn of the z'littptpiness it. will bring
to others, as welhastormrselves.
The Christmas Ulub now forming af-
fords every member otthis community
living. Do not fail to join. it.
aaaaw..la.aD .11
”Tilt-3 (‘ANT‘ONMENTS
\NI) IN HOSPITAL.
(Louiiuuu; iruw I“. -* Um)
. nu :lr w liilllu'lli} 1mm: llil
:tl'uilllti H'iulliitlll') ‘ tut-1
.iittl 19.4 nit. .i:- w iii'ii «i \‘w I'll
’Iii ’.Ill'i? ‘~~ .‘ tii~|th1ii'-I l,tl iii.li
muniltu-intz' lulu «- wit not he
itinktu’.
v.15» hwu lite special limintt- iii tin
\tn-rmui. lCni t'toss, and liit'} \tiil
llUi Itt‘ llt‘gItaiHI lllls‘ I‘Iil‘ls‘Wl‘d,‘
t‘-t’"'_\ tuli\ktlr'>‘l't'll' Emile. .u
(hillp tin-re wil be ‘4 I‘Illiallila~ ttm
fur the tin ll. :ti’llt’ Milli IiIiFt'I. t’lt't‘H‘li
liuii'r ililll (Ii rtti‘altd its lll'ii'tulltij. 2t>
iti)>h’ihit‘. llul‘i)‘. liil>livltw and autumn
leaves will not INI‘M'klllg iouiie l' u
in. in
t.t‘l_‘\
fix-ll“l and iii Im- Ikt’ Illilt'II .\ in; itr
just butlt tut tit. mastii‘s of DOIVI‘UII),
Iliiii'iIllll‘dIIlt“;~' ntul other tl‘rtllillt‘r‘
Will add .i ll’lit‘ m Itiill‘ tit and thou:
Entit'taluuu-uts “I” i-v lil‘tlIilIt'iI. out]
a liberal supply oi silt ii IIIIIJIIII'.‘ its
Il'llllr. iI-emealu. candy and ltuionztde
mil bé distributed.
in the. hospital wards where the
“It” have little to amuse thtui (an tul
lIIUL'lallis hau- been arranged. Whet-
em the men ate well enough to pm
suit the. wards a: 'll be donors ed and
xiv-tn a testite and homolike atmos-
phere. (andt, lemonade and ice-
cream will be given out subject to the
approval of the hospital authorities.
and the day will be made as bright
and cheerful tor the sick as the limit-
I" tmilit es and the necessary rigid
halos oi hospital disciplino will pet-
it.
mToward this end the individual Red
Cross chapters near the camps and
.cantonments are co-operating with the
canto authorities in making this
Christmas as happy as possible for
the soldiers and sailors in this coun-
try And while we at home are an,
i
are planning and working and schem-
Inz to give our boys the sort of Christ-
mas that We at home want them to
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as ms man
mums so CAMP
(Continued From First Page.)
resting as comfortably as possible. He
was operated upon and bad a fighting
chance for recovery. hospital author!
lion told members of tho tamlly in a
telephone convolution yesterday
Patrick was 28 years of age and
Was employed as construction engin-
ear at the military camp. Little is
known atno accident other
than that the a'utomobilo in which
Partrlclt was riding skidded on the
hillthway and crashed into a telegraph
a.
Mr. Partriclt was born in South
Nor-walk while his parents wore resi-
dents here. A B. Partrlck being '
iormer cmplcyo of the mechanical do-
psrtmcnt at The noun: Sentinel.
His mother was formerly Miss Ethel
Lawrence. Besides his parents he
is survived by one brother, Clinton
Partri ck.
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-—Sentiucl Want. Alia Worn Wonders
i
”I
'lln- mil aliu IIIjLIH'tI lint.» til ;
Ilii
Marina the Christmas Roll Call. Red ..
‘Croas workers in and near the camps ‘
i
' taro-growing regions not more” than
hum; huuti run lUItIAtuco
Larger Crops and Better Quality Make
Bigger Profits.
.
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Iltmti lilillulu crops are [IrullillItIi’L‘t
.‘\\Il:;§.‘t‘ t-t'tim my the :I'tmt'r littlt'
Ililtl c that: llll _\ 'lllr ,_rtmtt
‘\ll<l ix r1 t‘tt‘\\ liI U‘l.‘ IDT'IIIIHI> 'tiltl.
mum- ).--tltt~ lill'I iii: It timid t}.
In 't It I‘ r" ll .- a )it'iVL
.ut wit-.5 luv wt.» ~-. in \t-u l«
w) on lii!’l..~' tI-Znt-rii; in
:.it;.. lIlt'lt‘ l
1 limit film :14 l'l‘\\L~""H.i'1'l"»:\"v r» 1;»:
)IHI' itwt‘ngt-tl ."Iu’ll .~t‘\«it lttitx
' 'l \l 1.1} 11w |~:' 1"“! Hi IIII>HIW1I§
.‘it-ltitul [mun n in “nil lZ Ittlh [u IIll‘i
I ttunilm' ll! tuiti‘lit- \\'lz~ttrl'u
;_l'u\.tl‘» :t\ rugwi HH‘I' ‘2” tult~
in tin: :~ Litru‘v Iieltl. quality ill“!
in; tit-vim an inns! in ltatui.
Humus the Life 0' the Soil.
h; ,."t p.
It‘l‘it‘
Ii't
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it It mgr
;« til._.§|t
l.I.l \-. ,x n in!” til It..t;'t‘
v A‘
In .
..ti't.
im‘w
-‘It‘.
StriIs Hillivillliilf.’ l-h'tll)‘ oi" urgnttir
Hilllll'i' \\iI .-l..rt tutthu plants than
illllt'Hj'. i‘HI‘IHI't' itittt't' P‘ci‘ih, Lill‘I
ttu'r)‘ Hit‘ pitttit through ll pvl'imi vi
tir'miplit liittl't‘ I‘t‘lltiiliII limit “ill iiimr
lurking lutmua l-‘it-itl til-st‘rvniinu t-s‘».
ttiitli<lnu~ IIH' flit-t that litany tumult»;
grout-n littw :tilom-ti the orguuiv mat.
[01’ oi" the soil to “000")? exlinustetl.‘
mid utuuy low yields can he ltiitl to1
this l'ililst'. Mint limit-m tomato grow-
ers (‘till now get little or no mittutre.‘
Minty Wtwtcrn growers urc hitting the
Bill'it' tmuhle. .‘luuy depend largely
upon commercial fertilizers.
Au abundant supply or suitable avail-
randtaeua and the ”carcinoma
middle of the season. unable to ripen
the large crop which they may have
set. The plant-toad supply «tomatoes
the rise and quality or the yield.
PUT SOME FERTILIZER“ HILL
Potatoes Are Not Good Persons and
Must Have toms Available Plant
Food cm at Hand.
sun——
potatoes is to have some available
plant food In the hill (although not
touching the seed piece) so that the
new rootlets can begin (coding imme-
diately. This makes a big difference
in many ways—In the start which the
young plain sets. In its ability to out-
the ground and thtts prevent water
from evaporating.
close at hunt) is. of course. that the pm
tale is not a good longer. Dig down
into n hill nitt-r tho tubers are well:
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J'I’NI'NQMZJ-
maximum of Its vigor. and you will
find that the roots scarcely meet be-
tween the rows. The great mass or
feeding rootlets are Immediately un-
demeath tile whorls o! potatobearing
stems. The sketch shows this-and
this is the reason why part of the fer.
tilizer should be applied In the bill.
Just how much I'll needed in the hill
dcpeudrou climate. » ln Western-po-
I
liooI'dOOpounds shouldbesouscd.
The rest should be applied broadcast.
In the truck-crop regions of Maryland.
Virginia and Delaware, the amount
ablu plum fund is: essential to most
profitable yields. Without audit-lent food '
the plant docs not lateness strength to.
1
One essential to success in raising
grow woods and in its power to shade ‘
The reason why fertilizer must be ‘
formth and when the plant is at tho‘
TO LET
Buoxsmrn snap wrru LARGE nusmass as—
sum.
GENTLBMAIJ’B RESIDENCE WITH 20 ACRES OF
LAND HOUSES AND FLATS.
RAYMOND BRO I HF RS
Phone 113-3 l3? Washington St.
CENTRAL HOTEL
lino rooms by the day or week. Steam hosted, electric
lights and gas line Oats attached; also Restaurant. Italian
and American style
el. 1566.
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Sta. '1'
ll. DIBEBA. Manager. .l. DEBBA, Proprietor.
We are Open Evenings
__ Until Christmas
Andmpreparedtoserveyoupromptiyandinawnythatis
suretobe satisfactory. Ourstockof
cumulus means arm nounsv suoss'
Is the most complete that we have ever shown, with all the
standard shapes and many novelties.
The price range include: every grade in all sizes.
Christmas Stockings Too
This store open evenings until chi-ism.
CONNEALLY St BRACKEN
uwm locales-walk.
0. B. JACKSON
a. Wain-I. flmv st-
armament-moans. b0.“ I
sham-moons”
'Muaninsrlanalthsayaa WM
lamination!“
OPTOMETRIS'I
Christmas Gift Suggestions !
080083 “N813“, PHOTIOAL OUTS 01’ QUALITY
ROM was FOLLOWING LIST: '
Handkerchiefs for men, women and children.
Bath Robes. Kimonos and magnum.
Umbrellas, black or colors, latest designs in handles.
Blouses of crepe do chine, Georgette or cation.
Winter Gloves, Chamoisette, Kid or Silk.
Dainty Baby Wear and (lift Novelties.
Crepe de China and Glove-Silk Underwear
Philippine Baud lode and Hand Embroidered lingerie.
Fine Silk Hosiery, beautiful luster, strongly reinforced
black, and a large assortment of colors.
Exocptional values in Silk Petticoats.
Leather Bags, Purses and Card Cases.
t
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chaining Neckwsar at popular
Genuine Madeira Handlmbroi red linens in sets and
separate pieces.
Etc. Etc. Etc. mo. -
To speed your Christmas shopping, the government requests
you to shop and ship early.
”(N (19' HI Mrprualplr ‘iran AH/(‘L I
if
I WWW! If.
”liecelveil'lust in lime.
mind order-was Wrecked this morning of some
.. .t.
pit-A; which may boopplled In the bill may‘
{git be somewhat larger-.11 tho Aroaatook
,5," region 0! Maine natty growers put it
11“." alliuthoblll.tindiu¢thlsthcmoat
,. ’éfi leconoutica! way of handling the ter»
’35)}. itillzer.
lily/‘5-
lg; jsrnmti or tenant cuss (no
, lg. MILES Loss ,,
”it"; ' Just scan or a curls mac train".
ifgi‘ ”mammalian cast. on any or.
to the joy of
(be main trunk lines, as tat-as the
Kurosawa. Whoayouthhkottblo'
mwmbaveaoptetsintldeaot-wbat
wartimcearsa‘vtnguasus. when»
pressed in term coma accom-
mmmwsafiuatuddmi“
WWW
mmmmwmmw
hummhumpnlyiam
earloads. 'l‘boprutous who "at,“
m car-load of fertiliser had beenr
about 20 boas—only “I! of the ear
occupied. unveils this “mum
raised to over so unwell: and
the not name West
mahogany Serving Trays.
Makes and shapes that we now odor at these
,g’lima‘Spcdal Prices.
$1.25 $150
Muhaattsacfivehandlcaaud a slass bot-
-ttIt‘tom.’ibeInHMsce.
Mute-em wmomlnood.
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Suits, Coats
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F. S. lVON
Job Printing
Wot-wail-
A. M. “’OOSTER
ATTrJENIY AT LAW
Lot. Examiner U. 5. Patent Offlt.
PATENTS
Sold lot Booklet o- Polo-u
l 15 Main St ' WWW
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UNDERTAKER
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repaired. Bahia
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sold at no per meal.
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mustnn “OHM!
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mmmusmm
Reliable tic-pastes
REAL ESTATE
In all its Branches
Ml Layton & (John
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cure 'l'hat Cold B!
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WHITE PINE COMPOUNI
WITH TAB
F. H. BAXTEB
, cautions
THE NEW SCIENCF:
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRMN'Io
cause or the disease and the art 0!
adjusting the same. Disease is unused
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 and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the servo syc-
tcms in your body. rentals troubles
given special attention: also can.
turc ot the spine. You will never f.
not airing the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.
Magnetic Treatments elven Also.
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34 Washington 89... “Not-mince“.
Graduate from Pointer Moot.
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his mum enter 3
84 soars MAIN S'l'lfl'l'
Titus Repaired
from-your m or from furs careful-
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outermost.
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