afi- Max-rested in 1111.1
' 5.9125: was the outcome
‘1 4 the tram lasts!
1—1.,“ for. and be suns
a sealed mum. buttock
tor the name-the Greatest
Sealed TW—
lgmz‘e. FIGHTER HELD
FOR ROBBERY
MTFORD. Conn" July T.—.lm..
Orion; 9. local pugilist his brother, Al-
W, who claims to be his 11111111111111.
null David Palitz, also a ring fighter.
city toda) on
ohm-go's of assault and robbery mat.)
mythe Massachusetts state police. The
F of a prize
fight in Thotnpsmn'iliu (m the Fourth
orJiily,'in which John Green and
Pelitz were the princixnfls :1. prize
fight promoter whose name was not
given. to the local police asserts that
titer the fight the three mentioned
mt with him in his automobile to :1
Mnt.,over the state line, and there
forcibly secured $342 from his nm‘Spn.
’The attuned admit having the mono).
” but say the promoter go. e it to them
voluntarily as 11 part oi the sum 1. .
them from the fight proceeds. Tim!
ofthe case will be in S gringfleld.
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WAR REGULATIONS AT WILLEMo
STAD.
\Vll.l.E')iSTAD. (‘umcoa. Sunday.
July 6.»r—The American coast. guard
‘vessel ltascn arrived here yesterday"
and. will loove today under the provi-
sion of the Dutch neutrality regula-
tions prohibiting war vessels of neu1
trul nations to remain in port mort-
t_l1an 24 hours.
The above dispatch indicates that
the Dutch goxexnmcnt at. “11191111th
is still enforcing war time regulations.
GERMAN RAILWAY STRIKERS RE-
TURN TO WORK.
FRANKFORI‘. Sunday. Jay 6 (By
The Associated Press) »~ The tatlwm
strikers who have been holding up
train service in Southern and \Vestern
Gct'many, decided today to resume
work; but insist that their demands
he met. The workers will hold them-
uvlves readyJor unitul 11r'1'1ou in 03.50
the government‘s decision is advorse.
—Try a Sentinel \Vant Ad.
Hole on Sundays
by Acting as Caddie on Links :11. Pine .mrsi
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Tno warmth» tenderneu of
j will pass the rest of his imp. not hap-
*- Germany by somebody will! no pre-
1cn=e of tttemsolw‘s!
; wonder he In most of all atrm'd of his
‘ own people.
‘ tory and loot.
_ already uncut: 501'" 11119111111111aner
7 mun-mm 11ml «lotwtmlnn or the whole
3 world.-—New York Times;
_ sizes whlrh
I now being tit-adv by a New York com-
: I‘ll"?-
‘ cll1le
' slmpml like 11 bout with a pouring it"
' on the side. The capacity is one to
‘ twonry pound: of metal.
1 "lmmmc."
drop one of tho 111‘s.
. cttline
. Globe.
: rlcnce
‘ blossoming
1 Why not !
. in a single throw?
. of the roadside 1111!! 119111111! of H111 11»
turniuz of the «to? “.\n- 3.1.: not unit-h
1 better than tin-3"!" What if“. like llimn.
.cnnh :uul sw-m tn ham 11o viinnoo nf‘
i pun-m him-mining?
, cnmulinors.
. A‘nd so I argue from the growing. tin--
Enramulous virtues of my neighbor‘s»
diameter; my. neighbor who. so for M .
I can see.
,con. Have :1. chance of bloom in ”HS
:enrth \Henr that he. n10
. earth an 20n0.—B'1H011. 1‘1 unscript.
;-——st:uoch'on.’
in so my: ton!!- msent. are 1a:
Mount on a; m 1‘ his own
acts, there would be some. and even
much. reluctance felt for treating him
M unnatural-vat and. .
Jim. M hm, he is: not. and ‘i
gum as out as on union.
unknowing the he unusual-1 E
Dr n. “of a). to hit crime-hr
consideration he never gave.
3:1. aha-econ mom that be
[113 tuned. hut: in a: m on.
troubled by the mute-Metres mama
to the great majority otmanhlnd. and”
It is a source of entirely legitimate
satisfaction to all? m in: the
poor figure he cuts. tin-r that he- has.
been stripped w hum nu seen-
to: and his imperial robes. '
Til-e as. :1 miter of {not were
all that dint-owned hits from other
folk. In and since his downfall he
has shown nothing of the heroic. noth- ‘
lug at the personal courage. of. the
filllmess to die for a cause. that have
worked so many million men in so
may armies including his own if
he sincerely believed. his right to» rule V
was divine. it was the most cowardly '
tau-1n of dcscrtlon for him to flee his
country the moment he feared. for his
fictional safety.
certain and. immediate the ruling of
tense to a. divine authorisation.
Many another myol villnlnehsu (lured
to (no. matting erect with thee to the 1
the. but this poor enmemr Minion at? K
into 1hr.1
unwelcomlng Holland. and.
lens-es his sons and his wife to mite
But it Is no
He promlsod them VK‘ j
only to rob them 0!
n1.- wnnlth. respect and nominees they
and lie substituted {or it all a crush
lm detour. pinching- immer- aud the
Current Hosu Crucible
Electric furnaces in large 11114151113“
opt-rote by winning the
current through a carbon crucible are
In the smaller designs the VHF i
is about one foot long and
and the "111- ;
pemture rant-es from 5m to 5.1110 dc- §
gran-s. The wivclrmles of the furnace:
nre \uttrr cooled. and the 1111111111 I'm-l
(time is said to last from twrnty-llve
to fifty mum. depending on U111 11114111
to he meltu-d.
Another tit-sign nf furnace is ma 9.
by the oommmy along “1111 some gem;
mu lint-s. ran-opt that‘ the moral is
nwltml by hem nuiininl by the sinule
vent-hon ohm-trolls. and the tor-ml lit-s1
in 11 hot! n! mnztu'sllo. This type is
1.1111121- t'llilng or stationary in uuy ca-
phony,
'l‘lwse furnaces may he used in:
«until rlilllllll’lt‘i zinc! in 11:11:18 for melt-
Ing sci-:1" filings and other matcriuls.
Adept Our Wood for Hume.
“1‘!er is no place like home." and:
nun-'3 no word In the French quite
like It. either. “Lu maison." and “Cher.
moi" art: the nearest approach to "-—
or were until recently.
But having heard the word “home"
mentioned so oft- n luv Yankee soldiers.
the French have adopted it :1! not: of
their own language.
They simpli 1.11:9
tho word for
their
“Itiun.
word .
11ml 1
n
Every noun in l1‘1-111,11l1 must he ei-
thor masculine r1: 11111111131111. “Maison"
and so the From-l1 have
decided to lnzzkv :lm uord home mon-
10 tun things 1111. —[‘.o~lon1
The Human Bienn' at.
I like to tit-11k of our human expo-
:1s :1 i1l1n11!;.l mtior ti1.11n a
mi rci} 5111111111! lilo. 111'11n:;rinu lwre for
and 2'1'11‘Y-lw:11'2111.' yondor.
Are joy 11:11! lure vximnstetl
Are nut the worth
no 11113 fllrl'Od to keep chm: tn tin-1
"'ln nut in- 111"-
il’ lznt'tlis :zlmlm'tl now?"
never has had and new-r
is a biennial.
ifor 111mm chance or finimzm is surely
coming'ai‘tm' the Thurs and show off
Cigarettes Frorw tit! Air.
How an ztir pilot in l nmce made a
little present to mum of the infantry!
ls. rovcalod In the folltming letter:
"Just as we manned our final ab-
_, WMMm‘
WWW. '
dm'tm11fi't’fi flying vet-51.1mm and
mm mo. vignettes. 111411125 eons-
Mnemtfifooom‘: them—5m; M
smokes- ": [use uwmy the that: rm
It hut-lied, on up no
end and tho aims" took no little risk
to 111111.. in spite oft-mun mom.»
you than. our.” amino and cheered”
By. so doing its mod- _ .
him. \‘v‘ehaoheen 11311111131013!ny
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TRAVEL BY THE W. 5. 3. ADD AVOID FlNANCtRh. “MD?
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Keep on
200 War- Swings Stanwood” this
new 0175’: equipment. new car. pc
year will he 81.0811 1. 1mm in
mum! in ans-clans. our
man: toward-1.110013. {automates education. arm's-day ')
aim
1011 Stem not will be $500 than. tbr advancement. or Man: out
60““!!! be 321517
Fit Your own mark of your needs or
V.. S: 3. pt: more than 4
dwm-ndntthmmw. as. W
'2» and are absolutely sat. “A, m
insenmsms’n: the busy man or woman.
Pot Your Famin
mmma
mmmwmma.
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Mrs. Torture ll. Woodside of Win
floater. Mass" in exemplil'ylng in her;
home so”!!! the advice she gives to‘
other women through her lecture:
'89 advocates conservation. not only
at and and 12101.11}.th of health and‘
ion-131v. hrouzh contact wi: h Moth”
Earth. '1
To use an old—time similo. Mrs;
Womls...le dms 1: 1t "keep Mi her (1.51:3;
in rice 111.111.1111." thou n «he (use: lump
1; twain: tswially for 9333.111 addi
1.10:1 o 1:19 13lt1r..t.m :t rose-tank:
and 111111: and. lowers. she findll “Ina
to dill‘nd to the. n was or a lmsy flock;
of thl‘i-(“7TNZ 1" 11'?an that. Math m
and chicken to a! ingot: thérahi: for
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doubted“ 119*th T11
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59mm". cmcxm
".o 21 health and thrift.
Suliurhan and village dwellers mayi
tot oniy ointment. thnir sumlies 01'
table dt-iicaties in an on of prohihiv
*lve prices 11:, keeping pill!!! but
he ammo-13' care of the fonts fur-1
111112; the best of 09mm lb?
nteresii or! children in all damb ere-av
Mum and many. "he the little rei-
'oxv- in the picture. lawn to love then
:11 Dots
From the sole of surplus eggs Como
man: 3 Thrift and War Mg:
stamp; indeed. rosin; p031“! I! 3
2w horl .1! 34111111111: loose change has
incided adventures,
Mrs. W. 11:14:60 also believes that
the pig. who: kept and": saliva:
:mlltmnr. has ’11:; good points u n_
promoter uf the“: 331.1. 30.14 living {
mus-mama.
man. man: End-31'
Since Jan; 1 12m 1111111111101 meadow ,
School in Boston. mm W: Swan. 1
roaster have inroads! 38m {1700-1}: 1
thrift and W3:- Saving; Sloan... over i
m ohm; $3 per“ mm In their.
his may norm: um 11911111an
.he tact becomes significant when it '
lo hour: that. probably not one of!
:11. malls in at. American m
roundly for America. and. most of
mm M: the my they put in
o stamps. b'ath as an investment and
1:1 n- patriotic duty to tho country that
M vividly in their mind; I. the
no of justice and commit”
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Wizefipendfingthumm
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suing which will be cfl'ectlve for
other pap; e. ' says firs. F. L. lltggin-l
son. Vow llnzlanl Datum Seminal
{manor "Ewen on. ins to settle for '
tumour 19m our-stint: of mi ~101-
on: K gen-uni balls is v“. mend.
mg. axoizlunce of wattle. ultimo:
'Ia\'ln.,. mm 11111113th 11111111 mm
‘37: uiroly put it. beg. to save oi the
1:10nt whore you he: supplied youn-
«11! with GVPTthfl‘.‘ needed for em:
Tim but single suggestion.
i
{that the Ssv'naa mm. or anyonel
slat. can nuke mvlb initiation! is- to
use 11.111.11.111“ to Win: what.
he would 4’11an inn-o m ml-
”or this; he ”do: have to con-
am when he mute-nouns it he
had to save.
"If all of no nut one nevu- to
me anything and not span! foolish
ly. nmzr all or us mm? M et-
feet some saving. Host of us do not
think enough baton we spend. “Think
you buy and you will have
“’91“ hr your moors 121:1- manta
motor 11cm. fwmwhmdzm
money lull: for N ‘no «not.
from an English authority~—'l~‘lost ‘01
us could. walls are consumption 01
food mm lupin“ our health ‘or:
emozmry. \Ve cousin-ave] lessvcftmt
for pleasure or» to). uvc ourselves
undue; or could m W glean-
ure from less espousin- trtps.
Instead or taking a nun to no halt a
‘fmtle All of men- man-1r into
American pin-oath: no... that the
m 1m an hWe-con
our numb-om ”For Swims-
Want,» me mum Imam-
and to firm Maneuver
and Mata-14m."
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Amateurs.
We .
{could walk to on: was. or business "
remit Ewing'-
Resllzin; that interest tables urt-
sptto be dry m “tum: an
more and]? M in an exhibit
arrest man wadlsplsyor
inn-amt. habit. o‘ m post his
employees. W In lose-lone“
am In 111. am as m W31 '
Below 11» 31-1 m no sin:
mo. outline In! two males; un-
der the legend1 “TM” a: omit
pom-had from this money to another
ma ”\‘ew Year‘s Day. 1334." WI
exactly sixteen quarters. a dime and
ifi‘nl’fl a mum who seeks ‘ E
two cents.- Undunes‘h the m u»- 1
Wm of coins were slim mu :,
Sultans, with zdlnn and torn m
k “715,
War Strings Shay. ani" on other
painted mats mmm was on
{it opposite 84.8.
“This was tuned s mastic my."
uys Mrs. 11‘. L. Bigxinsaa. Saving
Direc‘or for New Wand. "at F
that $111: in- use-w m not mm
181 duff-x on m whereas invest-
ammrtmanwmmm
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SetuulsysGP.ll
[M '” ‘ listed; 16:; /
Take Gveralls
on your nation trip
If you
canping. 1 115.1,
spend your \.11.1t..
the counitjx. 1:
seashore. 1:11;:
overalls. 1:1.
save 1:121:31 .
They arc
in wear.
first
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.‘lliow'zm
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x..ren1m gmmcn'
l 6 lillllid l‘i'lhl‘d
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for
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hie- than :11 pair of overalls.
1m.“ one-piece 1:12.351.
[“5 color and blue denim.
and trousers. All sizes,
{1V1 3-!“fo . ‘L
3350311165430
8111‘ .
A Hammock for Comfort
W’adjlisted on the porch 11:113. ; '
arbor or swung between trees. a ‘11:1.:1: ~
invites during leisure 1 ours.
Hammocks of a durabi e 1111119111
name striped m gay color... some 1111}
others plain.
Standard sizes $2.25, $2.75 and 57.1.10.
A Khaki colored» Hamm'k. st-
nude, suggests camping or 0121111 «11-
ing.
A Bargain 11‘1”" "Rugs
Grass Rugs for the porch or
unmet cottages
A group, specially marked for a
departure, shows very practical. $1921 s
colors for us; through the summc 11 91 :1
Quiet, restfui colors such as sage gl‘ec‘. ..
gray and old blue. Thor-ear are stench-11
ders 1n darker shades.
The following sizes
9 x 12, were $17.00 for
8.3- x 10.6, '4 $3 3.50 for
61x 9, $‘ 9.00 for
4,6} 7:6; ‘ ' 1'11, 7:70 for
M Pic-
Wet“
com Si‘emlcrncss,
WMSWnesn, with
“will! “ B. Miami-
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Norwalk Chronicler