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Evening sentinel, Monday, December 30, 1918 · page 2

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‘ed. 11m scienty per cent. 01 nheat
,mnt into the flout-.1601: ninetyeh
per out. o! uni. is lined in the hulk
log of noun but. the product le 01‘ poor
'uolity and physician-say thet
118 “not it in dinclltw indigent by
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moiimui to touch the
American bridgehead oi it continua.-
ilion of the immanent in food con
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80 dim .

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3 the city 0‘ Not-wail: ‘ 0 two olllcee| A. iii—«12:26; 4:101. i:5:’.x, 7:55.:

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will. however. he kept open next p “3.15.37 1. 5“ (Satin-dim 0,115)

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egg-66.1"!” delicnte inhaler, dainlily trimmednuh 13cc .m d embroid—
W.’ B. Brunei second only to \V B. (‘orms as dorm-

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That's tho-wow? w. in.“ mt
‘worn old tire oi yours. Our
vulvnnlners do wonder: with
worn shoes and inner tubes.
Doubles. ut'tcn trebles, theliie

‘ otytmr tires. Isn‘t it more
economical. to our us for good
vacuum than to bu new:

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laying (~0an at Storm has been run-
ning tor eight weeks time are still
three pens, (obtaining a total of 3le
birds that hate tailed to moduu ant
em. In addition to these, there here
nine other D0118 which failed to lay
any 9835 during the eighth neck. ’l‘l‘u
total pmdutnon for all pens amounted
to 1601 11:311. which 13 a gain of HS

,6ka N, .01 'm the cm“, This owr th« pretiom Wait and l‘t‘lll‘inilllb' 9"

a prndmtlou of 229 UN ctlll. 011))
one individual was able to make a per-
ivt-t score for the week. Thin bird
was a Hand Plymouth Rock bf‘lilnll

the W8 for next 'Humlner‘s {000 log to Jule < Flu-111101115 of W: ~tl111m|1 ‘

ton Butch. L. I.
’lhe winning pen for the Werk “up; a

‘ gmup (if \\ l11tt \‘l't'andottwt belonging

to Lame! Ilill Pam. Blidgvton it. 1.
Their total yield amounted to 15 egg»:
jA pen of Barred Plymouth [looks bec

longing to Julee 1“ mm» won hoot

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wont NOIWALK TO NEW 0616. t 1 .1 n 1 ) ed 1 Pure 6m , ARCH IN BRIMEPORT

they was cloudy followed by Obed (1..
Knight :4 W111te\nntlv"bttes 1min
Bridgeport. R. 1.. with a yield of 40
Ieggs. A pen of White Leghornu be-
longing to Klrltup Bron. Mattttuclt.
‘ N. Y., tied for fourth plnce with it pen
,0! Barred Rocks belonging to Samuel
M. Monks. Hartford, Conn, by laying
36 «gm.

1 The twolloning table presents 11 lt|'.'\

{of tho uutntnnding tuctl retarding the

IWhite [A‘fillol‘llll entered in the
seventh content which cloned about~
two months 11:0. Concdpoyling tlg
uroe for the leading M 0! White Leg.
borne in ”It same your are gin-n be
[low t"111 (Ilhlllflllflm.

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AM. per pen. Winning pen. .
2003 ,

i‘gg ill-Id 1626
j \iituh lon- llllll' II 494 lbs. 0“ lbs
Grain tonsuuted 402 lbs. 423 lbs.

Value at cum $78.50 $96.16
(loci of Med $33.86 $33.16
Diderence $46. 26 $68.06

Value at 9:19. per «12.54.30 66.91-

Wt. Maggi-1 per 601.2410; 88.80:. i
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am "1.1 'ILI- !' :‘d. BUM
('0' "tr .." .Ni cam: Ilka“ a
«mother. if yo. f:
not: “mild 11 to tether lit-r mucus»!
in tent clean qnd there will be“ oderm

L" (Notional WW ”Moi :
3‘ BE price or milk A “bloat
for I great deal at gunmen!-

newton {fad hbcr

one tiebete. Any nun who
hue anything to sell is entitled to":

vice-president. 'Atnerionn-

"Until milk production is 6611161111-

between delryman and commit“.
'Milk will not be any cheaper and but.
: lot will probably go to e doliu'. Ind'
We cannot help onreelveu.
1' "PerhliptI the milk goal. will relieve
1; the situation. in Europe for many
oer: goats have been an important
, inture or the live stock industry. but
5 in thin country the gout. has been In
} animal of atom or lee: ridicule. Hllk
tor the family in no Joke. {more are

Sluice which may be nnelllelo keep a.
now who could get their milk from n
funny goat—good rich milll'r tit h very
low cost.
The Goat In u Poor Mnn‘l Cow.
“The fact that the your can be kept
where it would. be impossible to keep

people, eepecinliy- those living in the
mall ions and suburbs oi tum
cilia. Our totem-horn citizen lava
long emitted that the coat will
tarnish much- of the living tor the
molly. '-

"Tluero are quite I number of planes
in Anterior. where south on profitably
ruled torturnuh milk tin annulus

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Goa Tint for Beck Yerd.

ecowlabeglnningtoappeeitomany,

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mum in not in end or the,
M We- en union:
“Plymouth loch»
3 m I. looks. Hmford.
Conn. 213,

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“7an Beast. l. 1 131
Whit. Wyudottu.
28 Oiled (IR-mitt,

mm. 11 l. 230
27 Laurel H.111 Farm 5
8116321011. R. l, .'311. 1
Patrick 1'. Sullivan '

Ocean. Conn. 170‘
M Inland Rue. .
i1 Laurel Hill Farm

Bridgetol. R. 1. 212’
4'1 lit-er Bmok Poultry Pam: .
Short Pulls, N. H. 159 ‘

it Jacob H. Jansen.
North linen. (‘unn Hi '
Whit. Leghorn.
l). Tam-rod
Kt-nt. Walsh. 2717

66 l. E. lugoldtby.

Cooperstown. :6. l‘. 234 _
80 Hilltop Poultry Yards.
Sumo-Id. Conn. .'l»
Niecellnneoue. '
ti; 8. ltmdtord Allyn thu‘to , .
:Rut‘lte') Brilliant. Mum lo.“
20 11. A. wntan (Whltc Rom; '

Hollil. N. H. 107;
33 ll. 1'. Cloves (Bull! Wynndottelll '
But Md, Conn. 71

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it In to Be Erect“ u a Welcome to
Soldiers.

Bridgootu't ie to hum a ghuuitit' mo ,
moriel bruit to welooue bone the col-I"
diern nnd sullen. it will be mod'
on Wl'fit‘ld avenue. which leads from.
the railway station to the center of the
city, and 11A to lower dity seven (not:
in tho air. it villi be ulxt.) feet wido'
had the bones nuirdxlmutely twelu- hyt
fifteen teat. “Vbloone Home" will be
embiuined ebobe the keystone. 11nd,
eerlee. figure» a. boldieni end cellars]
and o! ltn-tice will hlll'llOllnl the arch; '

NEW YEAR'B DAV SENTINIL. ‘

The Evening Sentinel us mun]. will
be issued on the morning or New
Year's Day. next Wednesday. Ad-,
vertlrcrti and thoee ditching new--
item printed are request“ to haul
their copy in the once on Tuscany at ;
11110011. I: only a Dustbin.

~Sem'nei Want Ad: Wort Wooden

 

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150". other. um" is medal! to owner. In new cold 1

Mcr‘r a ham All the cm- ‘
"deli i is young "one Ind urn». “out I-

"11" goat‘s our in merly reduced '
and bundled thorn would not. be our
gouty odor. The princimtl source cl 9'
theheddnvorendodorlldirtnnd
than which fall into the milk from
the mo: “1&an But. keep the.
buck now train the milk. Hi: pungent
odor is nttcn to. blame. He should :
never-the m with the monies; '
' "Tlle'Government hue {event books .
on genie which my be had for the' ;
asking: I! you not to buy 3 soul, 3
write to F. R. Marshall. Bureau 01
Animal Industry, Washington. and he
will send you the addressee cf the
mnin herds ol‘thb country. Unregis-
tered docs are worth from $30 to 670;
registered of the heat chm from 3100
to 8360. Young kids. are cheep and
myto raise. .

“The gout will thrive amend relish
feed which the cow would spur-n; but

tor milk the name an we do our com.
The waste from the kitchen ml table ‘
furnishing-eat deal '0! her meio-
tenence, but this road, pcflicnlerly in
the backyards! of auburlien home.
should be supplemented by a mi! he!-
anced try-product iced.

every firm Bore“. There uhouta be '

buck ebuldbo loogted with an stim-
'l'ienoed breeder and amazement:
mean by the membeu oi the entire
club Jo: 111: services. ..

"The mom colonial. cumin M-
milk bromin- mi bebied’byl'ioyi'
a heck-net- in the?“ then turn-
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it would be much better to feed goats ,

“There Ihould be a goat; club in :

drew mammal-in; Agood‘

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Furniture Department

inspection Days anticipating the January Sale
Special Announcement

\‘cxl Month“ and 'l'ttt'Stl-tv customers will h'm' the
privilege Ul looking lhl‘;.,llll h the 111111111119 galleries lll‘tlnpt‘b
live (ll limiting purchases through the .1lt-.

lhtll‘h‘tlil} ”101' 1111154, .I tlllltll‘}' sot-mitt. \w. shall start our

big l'ttt'nitut't' clearance.

“'t‘ t'xpt't'l :1 large attendance 111 that

time because our send-1111111111] sales are known 11“ over thin
part of the Slillt’. and people tit—Bridgeport and vicinity take
advantage of lllt’ gum-musofferings.

Those two days, Monthly and 'l‘tlcsdzty, will giv:
immunity to examine our stock carefully.
sale prices will be marked on each piece of furniture so

ill] til)-
Bolh regular and

may 0:15in figtlfie the savings to he made.

“in!

l"u'it 11

Dolls. bargain prices

Our entire stock of dolls must be disposed of.

01in a Wll'lt‘d group remains after the Christmas

rush:

Sumo most attractive dolls slightly Stillt‘d or
1111114111111 from handling, but otlitrrttise in perfect
nonditinn, may be quickly made Spltik and 611311 111'
a «lever umnan and passed on to .'1 little dull

motht-r.

Dolls, but ttvo or three of a kind, dressed 111'
1 t-gularly

undrt-snctl. Those were
$2.00. ._.25. $2 50 and $3. 00

Now 89 cts.

Another group, frosli and new, but no do not
uisb to keep them, so how ad-

ded thorn to our Chlistimts clear-

MW? of dolls.

and $1.50

 

pl'lt't'tl at

$1.00, $1.39 and $1.50

Dolls,i1111umcrablo kinds 1111-
possible to tit-scribe, my deSit'ublc to a littlé maid “11.. 1A
always glad to welcome one more.

These wore-3 $1.00
25 and 60 cts.
to close out.

Scrund flow,

Odd Leather Articles

Jewel Cases. .
Rnycmft Box. cchtel' lllt‘tlllllloll

3.11.1 $7.60
Bright red, square in shape. 11 1th
$5.00
Crepe Seal with gilt border de-
sign on coVer, - $5.00
Dark green Saffron. moire silk
lining, a perpetual calendar on
cover, $4.50
Small round cowhide nose with
strap, lined with dark purple,
, $4.50,
Long narrow Seal case, silk'and
velvet lining. separate seu‘l‘covored
box inside, $3.50
Small oval use 01‘ bright laven-
spring oat-ch,
Writing Putin: .
Crctonne covers in anaiteso ef-

-fects, edges bound in gilt braid.

pencils hunched, $2.00
With velvet. or silk covers. gilt;

bound . edges, $2.50
D'ennisonfs Patriotic .
Novelties

Parties and festivals will be in
order “when the boys come

home.” A full-' line of patriotic

paper goods for decorative pur-
poses now in stock.

T6010 m, Luncheon Batu and
Hopkins. ' 0',”

$7.50“

MMoWthulnand

Leather folds of black Crepe
.750“.

. These are most. handy on desk

91a] “ltll \triting pads,

and pads may be easily renewed.
01rd Sets in cases, black Seal,

\tith plain or striped linings, sev-

$1.00, $1.95 and $3.95

eral sizes,

1; Auction Set, two packs cards,

,6: . .1... ’1!
vi“, Poker Set, round mission also

_ containing 200 chips, two packs
~ éards, leather cover .111d 1.11191

$111.09; ‘

First Aid Kits and Medicine:
glass bottles with nickel.
tops. measuring glass, boxes cun-
‘taiiu'nu' tapes, bandages, etc. all

, handle for carrying,

Gases,

neatly:a packed 111 leather vnse, sev
eral sizes,

Khaki covered Genes, containii;
mn‘y necessary requirements i"-

first aid treatment, $5.00 and $5 12

Lntltht-i‘ Section. main Ili-

Pxead' Stationery

_ Beet Linen Paper put up in . 1
pound packavres,

Envelopes to match,

flu

lacta'a” package or 2 for 35 ct j'y

Gambric Pailer, in packages,
Envelopes to mutt-h ~

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31”“) $2.00 to $10.5“

451.:

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60 cts..
2'0 cts. I
Colonial Linen, taxctrllt'm qual- ~' ,
76 etc. "

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