'lithe Upper Mississippi
fanta'.
Judies’ Hosiery, in Lisle
the: and colors.
here. in White, black and cordovan.
1E K. BANKS
RAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOC K.
~ WEATHER FORECAST.
(Forecast. for Norwaik and vicinity
general” cloudy: tonight and \Vetlnes
mtmlnds. The disturbance
chntml over Uppi-r Michigan its
Vfirday morning is now passing ottt tllt
. 9t. Lawrence Valli»): it is causing: no
"New England.
"finned from the southern district:. and
\‘alloy.
m‘..’, Gento’. Children's and In-
. Thread 1
and Silk, from 15c to $2.00 repair, in.-
ilen‘s Hose. at 19c. 25c 35c and 50:.
children‘s Hose at 25c. 35c and 50c.
lfiunts’ Hose in cotton and cash-
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my: gentle to moderate northeast to,
V \ili‘t‘li ‘
"hettléd ahowcry weather in the nasty
om portion of the Lake rtuzétiti antl'
Showers wt-i'o aim l'l‘-.
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And you don’t have to dive
very deep into your pocket
for the price, $15 to $20.
But the comfort of these suits
,7 cannot be expressed in dol'nrs
- and cents.
' Every hot day is Thanks-
giving Day if you are wear-
ing this sensible, satisfactory,
stylish Summer clothing.
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pressure is :om‘rally abmc the nor»;
mal east of the Mississippi river.
t per m I xiqinw m“. in it... f. ..\_l ROgelS & Stevens ftion in llrooltlyir Tho couple will: '
em a. re 1‘ -. B M“ I ‘ ‘ ‘ 'c t ' wcdtiin trfi aft-2r the»
ml and eastern districts. but in not 97‘" Norwalk Stitttit Narwalk " leagdi T :ntl “-m bl: '1"'lxln 'l‘ 'iomei ‘1:
cessivelv hiwli in ."il|\' st't'litm ott<t ot‘ “9 nu . 3 U“. ;
' . ‘ _, . . ‘ after Sepfcinbrr la, lllt"ll' l‘v‘>3.li‘n(‘(’.3
the Rocky Mu‘mtluml ' . . .. . being at it!) ltonotiult strum, fit'tiok— ,.
—._:,_ _- .., v— . ' The .\tirwalk Board ot l'lr9 l ntier»
Cit}! ews
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.NOR m K
SOCIETY
and Personal
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[ RILEY—PEARSON.
t The 'marriage of Albert Pearson of
fJ. & J. Cash, inc, and Miss Margaret
'Riley of London. England. took place
§in New Yolk City, June 5.
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’Mrs. Ada A. "Lawton. formerly of
Norwalk. and now of 11‘.’ Lindon
.strect.. Brooklyn. X. Y.. has issued in-
‘vitations for the wedding or her.
Idaughter. Miss Ruth [rune Lawton,
'who is to bc married Saturday. Jitne'
{21, In iwroy Clarence Lane of New!
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fYork at the (‘lizirrli of the incttrna-i‘lf:
writers are holding their annuol incor-
tit: this afternoon at ”w ()lllt't‘ of Satii~
llul Ketch-r. in Wall street.
f Mrs. Lillian Lotivrzo of Brooklyn ar~
rived in South Not'walk last tiiznt to
“Jullw flood Lurk (lion now at ‘22 “35L“ mill“ prcparation of the “‘(‘dn
..\i:iin Sr, So. Norwalk. lietwemi t‘nttmt din: of lwr brmlmr. Frank Tut-tore-ttzi.i
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i-l'm'i‘H (ti. illltl Lunch F:tr.‘:1i.(llst-n. “I" h “m
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take [littt‘e’ a: ( o'clock
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RUNNING A HOUSE-
HOLD IS A BUSINESS
is yours run on business principles ?
Wise-buying is the first step to success in any business. So is it the first
requirement for a household to be well conducted on an economical basis.
Bit.r business concerns have purchasina agents who are experts in knowing
what. when and where to buy. They study treads and concerns which
have goods t6 sell. They watch the markets. They read carefully the ad-
vertisements of concerns in their particular lines.
The manager of a household must be purchasing agent for a large propor-
tion of the family needs. She should be familiar with stores and merchan-
dise. She should run her business on business principles in order to make
The lilI-t‘tllt‘z «:t' the (HIM? (filli‘ll’t‘l'v 3- Monday tum-iiinr. in St .t. ~~t-pli's 3 3
.. O. E. S. will b:- tt-;tt~..~5~..t-r.~1 “3”!” ‘1“1 litlllllliv‘ hitsiiit-ss was tiispmc-l of at "m'r‘h' { ' the mOSt 0f the flmlly Income- 3
nesday ‘0 1.1133153“... “‘ " "1““ ‘ ”H” “ '5 l‘l" l'i'li'lllill’ tum-tint: (it Our llrotht-rK i t ‘ ‘ i
The chapter will t-ntt-i'tzian ”I" ”111“" 1‘ .t.. .I \~, 1., t .0 t, l-‘ h .. 9W". Airs. it. XV. Hart and the Misses ' r ~ . . ~3 - l— h - And th ' ht . 'l
g . ~ ‘- - - - , ,4 _, ., ‘ Illsol‘mathfl is the has» for mid wont hurt astnz. on: “at o
. Officers at that titttv- ill... lulioabcth and Leone lullt (t. Amman, 3 3
. -_-_._ I‘Widsn "Win-d in this rm IN "v- -‘ get the greatest amount of nccessary information IS to read advertise-
The peoplt‘ ol‘ 3).nl.w:3t\ll\ :ili‘j‘I 31::13'3-1 'l‘lw mwmhvrs M ”I“ 13.13““.- A.“ ruinz.v to t tijoy llit-ll' ti—:t:il xll‘;l,.t rout q ments
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warned to llt‘ t’|.l' tilt 90.“.1-51 “3333 $3,343.... U,» ”3,, Sum“ Nairwaiit Ali-tho t'it. \t ltll .«lt:~. Ha.) .~ s. w. film. 9 i
half—dOIlal'S~ 11‘”; “my! Eh Ht «r I“. dist t'ltitrtli will mew at lllt' (Worth “5"?“ “TH" m N Knight Mrs it. x.“ ‘
7’ ood \vtii'titittiisttii. H'-- l _ 3 .. . : _ __ 3 3 3 3 , 3 3. 3 v
Sgt: 3”“! 33333333333333, ”m 3M“ t... “will m...) "mm...” m _ Mint-1., 33 I 3 3 3 3 d i Advertistnz today is the toice of business. Adiertisements tell \ou
3 3 . . . .~ . _ . ins won :tllntlllll't‘t t ltl t if‘ “'t' - . * . - - ' -
only recently IN" “it“ “”'“”““"“"> .\t.- lib-in l’t‘flit. mit known its :a din: of timttzivo iimit-y mini cameo ‘2' what [5 new and 200d "1 merchandise:they reveal improvements and m-
li‘l2.~l‘ "; -!i ' it t s " v li< vit' :i .ll'F.l it .\':~ 'i " 2'? who 3; V ‘ - » . ‘ . - ‘ ' ' '
Mr and in. l). mun-"mm of ‘ " “ .“ ’ "“ “'~ ” f ‘ . 3“ "‘ ‘ ”’ "“ “"- ‘ " ‘ l‘ W rotations: they rueiou information about things that are useful and in-
‘ ' I it 3.03 l‘i'i mi tliii [ll'lllt‘ndt’ll to t'llit‘l‘ Ill" \tir~r:- hatitrtlzty. .lilnt' 2i, in St, .\l.i:\".~' rPc— - i
, . -. . < 'i t- ‘. i'- n . . . . . .
Fairflelti ““"n" IN" _ ii' training M'litiol at tho .\.iii\'.ilk Him tor}: ' tog-esting', |
Pa... to attend in.- fulllt-lll\\t‘l3t tn.. .llll- N33” m ”Tum“ 3| ”Mosshnnfl "“333“ 3 3 .
niversm‘)‘ «if Mr. i'él'ti'“ "m“ 1"" "- __, Mr. :tlltl ins. Harold Hillard ..r i in- i - H
{Rudolf Solomon. tlii lllt‘ll'I'C3l13ll'n3lh‘lfii 'i‘lt.t: ‘-t‘.l!ltll lltl)':~' at‘v Flt‘illlil: ('lit-t'- coin :l‘.'t’llllt'. t‘llrlfltonpd ”n.3,. linhy. EVEI'Y manager Of a h0useh0ld——e\’er\' person In the houSdIOId “110
Will sllmul a {NY “HY-i “3'“ “"“W‘ m ”"5 1‘" 13W lll'«>th‘i‘t\‘ of ('ll:tl‘lv.~ l-I. (“ur- Marv Guanine: 'll \‘t lowlili'. tllll"(‘ll ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ’
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{Buffalop tls. it i lll’ n Park, on ll‘n‘ll' way to and Sunday afternoon . ‘ ' “ale: the le‘oonSIblht" for the famlb ‘ ‘ leare—should m‘ke a Drac
' —. t" r """"” ""“m' “ ""' "”””"““” ”W1" “' -—~— tire of reading advertisements.
Several iiit‘iiilit-rs ofltzie ( LlnllPZ‘)‘: :13 Ht.- ptriit l‘. with it Without that an oili- Arthur ("is-1V. of Illt‘ Swath ‘J.i"\':'ilk 1‘ O ‘ :33
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Branch of tilt Nolan?! 3"” 133:3: 3 '3“ (ti “lllll lllt‘ bins to quit. 'ninll ('all‘lt‘l‘ town, restinird hi~ tltttios‘ ‘
' '1. r. i‘lt‘i tm »t“‘-"* __ . .
are attend"1 3 '1 3: _ 3 '3 ‘ 3h“ Hartford «e inlay ltrll‘l‘ minim}: it “tho day‘s \‘aCa-l ii
and election J1 01“?” t” l 1'1" -\ ttitirict-n-i'oot oak springing hoard lion. ; I
360" Club todav. Amongttm1 Spraslj has llt‘t'll orderitl for tho ptirpost- of - — _. l ‘
are Mary MacArtittii of. Mr (":- ~ 3333‘ satisfying those who go bathing at Yilt‘ 3““ l‘I-H'hl 'it‘lslt'n. nr rim-“931‘; “”3; ‘t
“’illlum l’. Latiti ot Mitltl {Hi}; 11.335“. point. it will llt‘ placed on tho (living il t‘t'm-nt cum-i of llP!‘ (“auxin llicsl .
'Mrs. M. T0511“! “V"W‘” M “"l ‘” ‘ lat' ~ - .- u- ~ - .. .. - '?tliili .\l- \ '-. z ‘. «~ . .. . .. . . . .
- -_.- 3'; .m'”: “3‘ 3‘1”“;3 ‘3‘, ““3 ““"h ' . "‘ ' ' ‘- ” M “ _...,.v.- .,,,, w—wsvwmemmmm tugs-nu: tummy-”,3- .ymm
. 1" t'fxtt‘t' u \'l l‘ llx win-t ”T”
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The police h in l i 3 3 ‘3 _ m _ Ml\_ \\ 3”“... “mm”. 33f l. 3 An 3313 3 . _I I .. _ 3 3 33 33 3 3 m _3 _..__._..__-... 33 3 33 __
platut from a "Add“!!! m ”“1“,” \t lil"tl t‘i‘- llJ iiti'ii il l’ (‘ltlil' i ‘i ll lin ti ' ‘ . F R UPS; C 7 0'53
~' . " " "" ‘ ‘ “- “” I" ‘ N ' ‘ =‘ -' W i' - . ~. TRANS E PA ATHOLIC aov scou‘rs. SUBSTITUTEQ r: “in; D" ;
itii . .. - ‘ I ‘-
Bluff that 21‘” I”: '1‘” 3|n“(xu;3333: ('(‘th‘tl :t punt)“ rail H, ”1,. “m.” It“, lll‘lt't', .‘ilt's \tigthm, l‘, .‘tin‘titv; I)I‘I\E HIT ‘2 011.\t\[') ‘13!) OFFICE JULV 1., _.. .
character 0 Stain or: . w m '-’ S ‘V 3 ,. . , ,. 3. .._ , , . ‘ '3 ' . \ ' —~_——— .
ed up on ”33) 33"..” ”3(“333‘3 n 3533"“ :ll.“ 3\..l .t titrlllt 1mm”. 'tl liit' \\ tau k3 ‘— bLl./.I‘4R HIT 3 Cardinal thboht Makes Public . 1“ Piping. 0f- (m3: ,- . 3,‘ r: u
' ‘ ' mun: statitii tit” lllt' _\‘ T_ \' It .\- -'t'lm|"l‘ ('llztt‘lf‘s H “’iili'ttiimn “1.. - ' A E t W'll L 0"" ‘ V W ‘ W‘ll' ' ‘ ~~ ' ' ' '
3 3 ,3 ,3 3 3 R l) -rt “um“: . . . . . . _ . 3 - . .. .l‘ 3 _ 3' ., , _ Sut gent a on I cave ice in tet- ritten to t tam G. McAdoo. inow bpmg 33.. .0-
tlnlf‘ 5180 h) I l” “3‘." H 'O . ’t\ 'l'l - - ”~ H.”- l tmii liinvstt-;trlti'ti in all \IMH’I' m IOwn this timrniiiz t (Continued “9m Ly") Unet Present Location. ' mct‘il PM ,-;3
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has again m'””‘"' m " ‘3‘. 3 3 t‘lllt'l. ilt:- itl'tlll \'..'t,< it‘ililtl a. t..- *7 . *V“ Robert 0. Eaton. administrator of BALTIMORE Md" June ‘0' In . . , . . . . ,3
annoying 1-(.3i.‘t-nt.~' in lii.‘ \tt‘tllti_\‘ ut ”Wink,” \ f . 3 . 3 _ ”w Widou 5. “3313333. and Suite Pauper connection With the organization ininhile saitstzi- . u it
Hickory Bluff. “ ‘ -» * ~ PICKETS ABOUT SEYMOUR PLANT.' Harry Stir» r. “hf“? lih‘lh 3“-|1~3‘ lkqflflmlflm 33333333333333, put under ”133 Baltimore ot' the first Catholic aluminum corro‘.~i\- . ‘ "5"
‘ - “ “‘ .Hm” d'immv 1‘“ 3’" hear: .i ‘1 u ~<l'1lt‘ li‘t"'l.~“.li:\‘ announced vestcrdav unit oi ”.19 Boy Scouts of America, "lfor steam
9.: _ " . ‘\ ”‘1' I“""“"' “" ‘."‘i“‘i““ S“"'“‘" SEYMUHL Jun" m mam“ “""T Stilt-mph m ”w “fun“nlanlllllllltftiltl‘l:‘xt}|:: that with» the misting pauper do» IN")? written by (“”de Gibbons toi l
. -~ 1 . ..-.3 . . 3 . H 3 3., l 3 ti- 3. 3 3 . . .> PR : t‘mltttr. \i M H‘ lt‘ (_ -‘ 3 3' , 3 , .33 3 , tormvr Secretary of the Treasury Mc-' —
HUYLER S SWEET CHOCO. “H” " r—' ‘Y‘ M ”H luu ht ttinaitn "”l“ l“ i Am (-1 the N,~iiit.ut Man". - . . » . .~ . .. . imitnwnt “ill b. ttanstttrui Jul} 1 ._.
. . m the art oi e-lt iltlllL Mi» lxiinz.i..atn. 3 3 Adoo saw: '
LATE tin hunch) ttt'it-i-tiut-tt :it ::;::o ”um-i3. r... tan‘: L'Utnnanv. wlivru Zl .Kltl’tt‘ ot’ \vmmm limitation, St‘lzel‘ jumi'etl‘ “m“. WW““P‘annu‘fri‘ _,"’ ”“2 ”1‘“.S'; "The ruin h . ,- l i 7-"
, - untit'r illi‘ .‘tllSlIit m :it‘ the First (‘lllli‘t'h 7”“ mt ll «arms. ltid:t\'. 'i‘ttt- sin-.t run: into lllt‘ tray out put llllkt‘ out of bus- tli'TS JUHStltrtinn. it “1133b? left m3 3 3 3.. .i 32 .035 '0. He not on are-
10 cents ll" ('lti-i~t S‘» i "l" ' 't'it . . . - ulitioit “ r. l' . - -. . iticss with a him“ on tho tiioutli. Hr‘ t‘Wr't'Yil loftttlon. adjotning the "5 Ydlhvts to bc. \\ e as a nation are, .t / . l
. I.“ 3“." 33323333; ‘3‘ 3. 3'" "!“"”“"fi “"' \ “3f 3 ' 3:: 3:1“ '3“ 1'" In“: tfl'l‘rm'. Sliortls iltinl‘ this Patrolman Lock. o3n‘i'ro3m‘ lllt‘ (‘Unlpll‘(lll3l;l‘. (latices fur . 3‘11“]fliflp‘:3'x‘jgci‘;3!‘”“0? 333i? ;:em3:3;1, ( \a. m" :3
. ° ‘ -' * - ‘-" \- UY‘ ,-_\_ t'. S. l». m A 11‘“ 5“ "‘ S A" (PPS {infill "I an? . . . - llt‘ at.iiiinistt';ition of IE‘ “’i ows' rv. ‘ ‘E’ ‘ its no pa ~: t ‘.
- mood .iitn ‘tl and. on complaint of . _ 3 3 _. 1 3 _ 3
atmson P0? Cl! COVDOI'atton l.tl:§ Atiut-iws. t';tl.. “'izti it lila-lttlIi-i Ul‘tlt‘l' lusti'it‘l'sltll‘t‘lt‘ninft‘tltlt1lt‘llnk-i Mr: Killll.‘l\t’l‘vslml [take {or assault lirf at?! will hr maintained in rooms Ollsln- To make them the fit citimnst l ‘ .' 3
Soutn hm W alk at tho “mm m '33,3.m,.3h;._ U! Tim tittirss. t'mvtt noun-03.83”... commercial“!!! and. Iatorl “wk Mm“: 3‘41“. into out». :ttljtlllllntl ”mail 0! the state treasurer. 0f tomorrow ‘3 “W sacred obligation; ,. ' 6 .
an Mum”. Hum.) I. 3 '. ‘ , ”,3,“ ”3,. “Mn 3. . . 3' ; 1 l ‘ . todv when a mum”. (-hurgt' mi, and Agviit l-Zaton “ill have his daily ”N” H’Slb‘ “DOP- us all. — i '
(‘t \V 3 'l. .tt l-tt~| ( IIIH't‘h “t _ H ‘,’H fidm ! m main-3 brtitluht by p.113. in the room \‘acatcd by tho trachers' "'l‘lic Catholic church with untirlm:g
3, ”N' ‘(I'y'm’lx‘ m “mm” ”mm” M “mg" m "um" and ”we“ i The tin; \\'t'l'i' arraigned in the City retirement fund. lie has enzaaecd t‘n'orts seeks to to train them fromi
it \‘.’;is aim \Iilt’tl that each iiiiititirriod
:tt'Iltt r riiili'i'rl contribute one dollar a
lt‘ :i 'sisttint-v of married strik-
i‘t'as also \‘ottitl to tint» any
a titt'iar it lto- is scrn iii a sa-
"“Jt'l‘it‘ (itult! ll"'l{ Olt‘il.
.\l.‘tlll Si. Ft)
lltl\\'
‘i‘oiwtilli, litxtwtx." rum... wool; to it
Ht'm'vt‘i’ (‘o. illitl Lunch Car. .\lt' Olsen. "3“ ll
' striker
loou,
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'l‘llt‘ Sp'iti. .ialv- Fitt' (‘o._ llll‘.. will
hold it‘s ninth annual carnival and fair
;.t Sprintthilr on .lllllt‘ ll. 12
. Li. and OLD WELL MEMBERS MEET.
Mattvrs ('ui‘ t'utttiitt1
acted. and scu‘ral
Writ t-
ilill‘lit‘u! i-itis
. trans-
\‘~.‘ill bt' fil‘l'V‘T] from ti until S o'clock. m;-
followiii:
Refrt-slituents \"Pl't' Sl‘l'Vt‘tl uftt‘i‘ l
iirtlay night. Dancing will be a special ‘ lllOt‘lln”
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and :‘tlllflt‘ll‘s .\ tczttiii'o every night. -_n-._..._._.-‘.__
ENS!GN BECK PLEADS GUILTY
NEW YORK Juno ltl.«~E-iisign Paul
Bock ploadt‘d entity before naval
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LEMON itiicr
FOR FRECKLES
Girls! Make beauty lotion for
a few cents—Try it!
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in the form oi dinners and automobile
parties to not. men in tho navy diirinz
the period of enforcement of tho at'in)‘
draft, llis home is in New York.
f "Savings
1“ «Stamps
TELEGRAPHERS TALK STRlKE
CHICAGO. Jilly lO.-—0nly eleventh
hour concessions bv operating compan-
ies could prevent the strike tomorrow
or some 70,000 telegraph and telephone
operators. S. J. Konenkainp, president
of the Commercial Telegraphers' Union
of America, said today.
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aqua-cm: the juice or LWO lemons In-
to a bottle containing threeounces of
orchard white, shake well, and you
7 have a quarter pint of the best treckle
and tan lotion. and complexion beauti-
ltier, at very very small cost.
Q Your grocer has the lemons and any
‘drug store or toilet counter will sup-
,ply three ounces ot orchard white for
\ a few cents. finance this area
' "1 $4.17,;
wsmousw nATtt-‘tt-is SUFFRAGE.
MADISON. Wis., June 10.--'rit'e Wis-
consin Legislature. today rattled. the
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130'
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t'otti't~iitartial today to accepttn': bribes
court. this mortitnu. befurv Judac
(it‘oi'go ll, \'n.~l\iirrtli. who fillL‘tl Dalia
$20 and (‘(l>l>, ttiiztllin; in all $21.80.
and t‘tlllilllll"tl Srlxt‘t"s cast“ illdfi'lllllit‘~
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i MUST OPERATE TROLLEY LINE.
g DETROIT. Mit‘il. June inf—0th.
jriats nt tttn tit-troit l‘ni‘teti Hallways
systt‘tii, .‘ll‘lllllt‘l'S of tilt! (‘OXllmUn
t‘ntincil t’Xlll'fi‘SSPIl the opinion that the
VERNON ART-MISS
NEW YORK. June 10.——'rht= trans-l
Dori Mount Vernon arrived from Brest i
today with 5,934 troops. including;
Headquarters of the 6th Division. Ala-i
jochneral Walter H. Gordon. com-i
manding the Gtti‘Diviison. and Brig.-i
General Lucius L. Duri‘ee. of the 12th;
Infantry Ilrirztitlv. were the ranking Of‘i
ficors. Then; were three comp]em
units aboard~5tth Infantry. 11th
Field Artillery and 6111 Field Battalion
Signal Corps.
GREAT SHORTAGE or TEACHERsi
\VASHINGTON. June ill—Ameri-
can schools are facing a serious prob-
lem because of the lack of teachers.
according to P. P. Claxton, Commis-
sioner of Education, who today asked
Congress for $200,000 additional for
his bureau. .
Almost one-third of all the Ameri-
can teachers were drum out of the
schools for service in the army. navy
and other branches of the govem~
meat. he says, and few at them have
returned.
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Federals Manama:
lotlog'latothgmg3.
Miss Alive ll. Kcmwy. ot' Suincrsviile.
daughter of former Senator Mayra
Kticncy. as his secretary. ,
Mr. Eaton will hold a conference
today at his oiTice in the Capitol with
State Trcasurer G. Harold Gilpatrir:
Jacob I).
dont ot‘
the
count 5'
\\'alters, of Cheshire. presi-j
commissioncrs‘ .
association. and Angus B. Tliorne. su-,
be sent to the selectmen in each town,
the charity department in the cities
MN
.—Try a Sentinel “'ant Ad.
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”Mi? earliest years.
basis of 11120 citizenship. ‘We welcome
with our fellow
which. developing this reli
will train youth in l
lizations and duties of
The Boy Scottie. particula
splendid
show
citizenship.
rly in their
labors during the war, have
n how
e of all his religious do-
ties.
"Such a morcme
M
Sentinel Want Ads Arc Winners.
Religion ft; the'
citizens any agency'
gious spirit, .-
lie immediate ob-j
their organization helps:
-‘ AND CATARRH ‘3'
Try Before You Pay
H~ Thwa- wttt he altr'it‘tivc ft"lilll't‘~‘ —— il'Ollll'i‘lll’. “how momrmfn and 00” tit‘t‘imrndcnt of charities. in Bridges towtmi such a result. it is an organi“ r "“1331“ in
~ ‘ ‘ ' . - . - . - ‘ ‘ -' ».~ e: S t - ri‘e served r on e~ ' ~ ‘ ' Z‘it‘on that l as v v' ' 3" -‘ " - .
t‘\t‘i'\' t‘\t‘illn11 Martin: with tho cram! “1‘ m""”"-‘ ”WM”: ": ”“1 “V” ! “nilm‘ 'Xl m“ . >13"“§“_-_'3“x ~ t‘b‘v. D303, 5L. fpmli‘g the ciganizction of. I“; h ‘ .tltt“- no. den). ‘9‘“ builds, Bi:
3 _ ““013 and 1mm” (.mnmm “3“ 33333335 tuna) mm .t Hidiltittlfll) and Lion i. lit m“ tpaiimeut. tui n t e to atone taith ot the boyi p-..
0i" run: on mmurmw turning. 011 List (.‘Qinjng at H“. Venn-” “3:0 <31} ury injunction tr. t’talllltpl the t-oitipani' lntormation and blank forms re.2I_IWIllbeI‘: that exacts of him the tattn-‘ m}.
Thm'Sdi'." ( W-Him'. a delicious stippor tion. ‘ " '10 ”WIND“ 0P"l‘:>ttinn ot‘ a portion of its gaming the widtJWS‘ pension act Will ‘ lul obset‘i'anc
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