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ciothingand ammonium:
then’nderstasdingtlatthsywonldbs
mmmm whichwas
thenini‘ranos ‘
V . worsted
1notes guaranteed by the Ukrainian
, iGovernment of that period. Some
mum.
‘ Beauty
is a Blessing
; to every woman, but good
we
it
months afterward it was discovered
I ‘ t .
Us 80
. ‘ ‘ éthat the agents of the Cooperative
PARIS, Aug. l7.—A job lot of Am- Society were peddling the stocks about
's vital] in. m eriean war stocks, sold to a.Ukrainian France and m communal decided to
Judith .1 liy p9- Cooperative Society, last spring. for atnke them 0'07.
éAztentlon to vet. .hdneys $6,000,000. and. later, taken back by; '
and bOW‘elS W the American authorities. has caused'lnflnenm of I.”
, ¢ . d lib. the ch War Department almost 18 . -
btuhs) an heal as much trouble as the‘iiquidation of
the remainder, which sold for $850; TOKIO A118 17—The influence of
1000.000. Ja
panese merchantmen in the South
One part of the stocks is today Seas bu declined owing to the re-
Wflehoused at MEWS. France. sumption of operations by foreign
where the French courts have under-
shipp com nies whi were com-
taken to determine their actual own~ ”dingo "stand theirChservices to
‘ornhip. ' _ that part of the world during the war.
, ! Another Dart :9 "rebound at Mar ln .pre-war days Dntch and British
.ael'lle. :z: the name of the Ukminianqwim dominated the shipping trade in
.:. . — ‘SOCIQ‘Y- andflanm" be 1°“th by thejthe direction of the Dutch East Indies.
~ American authorities. although up to Singapore Bankok and Hongkong but
Ethis time any disposal or departure of during mg, war a” were my; su-
the stocks has been prevented. _ perseded by Jam”, “amt”.
The larger part of the stocks. ware- The position of Japanese ships has
housed at Bordeaux. was ransacked ’now become less favorable owing to
by the Ukrainians for choice bits, and.
aboon towomen,be
ETC
' (111118 theyregulatetheflmc-
{was of all these organs
‘ viehvut anyirritationordis-
' 21g r ccable effect.
has just been recovered by the Amer-
ican authorities and sold to the Jugo—
Slav 'm r“Lethe-Slovakian Govern drawn from the
mentl.
qr, , V.
stead of from Singapore .to Europe.
South Seas trade and
‘ thr
er .r it M’ri lr-ft Constantinople, andI
woman Han‘as KIDNAPPER.
Ukrai. .100, for trial next
Thence”. consisting largely of ralgned in police
at the state.
in New Bitain yew-y.
a divorce suit pending
and brought her here.
‘ HELD
ed with forgery in Connecticut
porting to
cox. son of
pany.
..
defrauding a hotel keeper.
GENERAL STRIKE IN JAMAICA.
Kl‘NGSTON. Jamaica, Aug.
A model for every figure
(eschendusivc for its purposes
combining Slendcrncss,
Grace and Supplcness, with
em ployes.
living.
lice.
imminent
its...
the fact that merchants are shipping
later, by thieves, but the remainder ldirect from the Dutch East indies. in-
. Dora‘lmsnts
Japanese ships have gradually with- '
the only Japanese concern now main~ master w. z_
mannged to sail taining a regular service in that part‘penmo, p_ J.
the New York, New Ila-.wouid call no
vt he s. mks was turned 0’ the world is subsidized by the GO" division of
’ ' van 1 Bartlett! unfold II during the lgrand jury until Slavin had recovered.
________..._.——-
h. 'day by M Americm destroy- eminent. M"
th :sposed of there. ‘
liti. king ill'lel' tm‘ mammal. August 18.—~ninuboth
freig been repaid to the 0133913“:
FOR CASHING DAD CHECK.
. Ana. 17.—Detective Cap-
tain James H. Burke left ,for Pitts-
burgh yesterday morning. to get Bab
vey J. Rice. of this city. who is charg-
with
the cashing of a check for 8360 pur-
be signed by Ray C. Who in
George H. Wilson. presi-
dent of the International Silver Como
Rice has been gel-Vin; mmlmtra 302. will: filth. 3200 as a
months in Pittsburgh on a charge of
l7.——A
general strike has been called by pot
licemen in this city and 'by railway
The police demand double
pay to meet the increased cost of
The railroadcrs object to a
white traffic inspector. Order is being
maintained by troops and special p0
Other strikes ‘are said to be
infiontatAntvierp
AW, Belgium. Ans. 18.——Slx
events of the twentrone liited unda-
.tbe head of athletics have been con:-
pletedin the Olympic go". 081. it
the United States hem scoring." it
is scoring just now it..wfll gain the
triumph in the lam of the
ell-petitions. l
we rim have scor-
than twice as
Finland. who are ‘
England has done very well and has ,
scored 17 points to ssiilvthird place:
Sweden. the' disappointlent of the
games, is fourth with 13 1-2,
France in fifth with 13. South
cans have scored 4; Elthonia, 2.
‘Norway, 1.
1 The six eventli which have been
icompieted and the winning nations“
are: Ruining high jump. Americanl
.400 meter hurdles, America; 100 me-e
tar dash, America; 800 meter rum,
lEnginnd; 5,000 meter run. Francezg
pentathlon, Finland.
__.___._—-——--—
HAD MANV SPILLS.
Uncle
' and 3
Afri-
and
1
Keep Crews Busy.
3 «Sunday was a busy
Hallida)’
Hurlihe of the Danhury
day they were called uponto clear up
no less than six derailments. KOnly
two of them were of any conhequence
Of New 311ml. '8! held ll! but the list for the day m 80 mvolv.
l‘ond‘l' .‘hen 1" ed and the some. keel piling up so
0M MON" that the heads and the mu in their
morning on a charge of abducting and employ '3”
kidnapping her seven year old grand-
child. Gladys 'Doherty. in this city. o’clock 'near Stevenson. when “.0
The warrant also calls for the arrest
of Inez Chapman Doherty. nad chara- gor. up about goo
' es her with taking her daughter but
ale coal not be found . m. ”use,
M0310. mono-ma track and all trains
Dohertys and nuns months ago ”-
arty sewed the child from the mother
kept busy.
The Int spill occurred about two
cars of Extra 121 left the rails and
lies before it was
stopped. The derailment was due to
This wreck tied up
were sent over the opposite tract.
This track was,put out of commis-
ll- it 11:30 o'clock in the forenoon
when seven cars of Ext?! 3281 rare
derailed Just south of the .Honroe his
station. Four of the cars remained
ardent after lesvilg the rails; one
of them turned over on its side and
two big battleships went down over
the bank. About 200 ties were torn
up by this will. This was cleared up
about 1:30 o'clock, Monday mom—
V'Vhile thel ocal wrecking crews were
on their way home they found that
pusher had encountered trouble due
to a sudden stop at Hewleyville. The
pusher engine had shoved a big coal
car up so that it was riding a smaller
car ahead. The crews again got busy
and were working on that when word
came that a switch had been left
open and that the New Haven milk
extra had blocked the track when
{our car. spilt the switch. This was
not a serious trouble but took time
to repair.
The next spill was at Brookileld
Junction where iii-:2, the Bridgeport
ATE SEAL
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1 Seal that quenched your thirst, 3‘
. ' steadied your nerves after a hard ‘ ~ f‘
”.- dav’s work, built you up in periods
_ - f: , of recuperation. _ 7 '
’ : Private Seal, as mellow and tasty “ g":
.. ' . as ever, is still at our service.
? .. ’ Tests have shown t at its taste
EL; .' and bodybuilding qualities remain
., unchanged. . -
g *' And. Why not? '~ , ‘
, I ,‘ . The saute high quality of hops .13
__ and malt still are used. It is still -
. brewed aged with .the,,sMe
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grocer or dealer. as ml.
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olfa derail while scting on cars.
in the local yards. due to its riding 8
derail.
The local employes. got
ing, several of
over twenty-four hours.
Try a classified advertisement in the
Insane).
SALTS IF KIDNEYS
Harmless to flush Kidneys
neutralize irritating
acids. -
from uric acid. says a noted authority.
blood and pass it on to the bladder.
where it often remains to irritate and
inflame. causing a burning. scalding
sensation. or setting an irritation at
the neck of the bladder. obliging you
to seek relief two or three times dur-
ing the night. The sufferer is in con-
stant dread, the water passes some-
times with a scalding sensation and
is very profuse: again, there is dial-
cufliy in avoiding it.
Bladder weakness. most folks call
it, because they can‘t control urina-
tion While it is extremely annoying
and sometimes very painful. this is
really one of the most simple ailments
to overcome. Get about four ounces
or Jad Salts from your pharmacist
and take a tablespoonml in a glass or
water before breakfast, continue this
for two or three days. This winners
tralisc the acids in the urine so it
no longer is a source of irritation to
the bladder and urinary arm: which
then act. normally again. -
Jed salts to inexpensive. harmless.
”and is made hen the acid; of grapes
and lemon juice. comm with lithla.
and is used by thousands of folks who
are subject to urinry disorders caused
by uric acid irritation. Vlad Salts is
spendid for kidneys and causes no bad
effects whatever.
Here you have a pleasant. efferves-
cent mil-flutes drink. which quick-
ly tellers! bladder trouble. -
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Honey and Tan
m
an on)“ asu‘nsts FAulLY
IIIIDY.MH ‘
ssldl.‘ melts
mausoleum of Jimma Tenno. the first
on Danbury Divisionifound about a week ago unconscious
day for Train-l
and Track Su- day.
back to
Danbury at 6:!50’clock hlr-mlay mom- '4
them having put in
OR BLADDER BOTHER.
and 0
Kidney and Bladder weakness result
The kidneys filter this acid from the
AmericanWarStodrs
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—-—
TOXIC. Aug. I'L—Gonclusinn of the
peace is being reported to Amterasu. ,
the Sun-Goddess and Grand Ances-
truss of the Experor, by Prince i-‘u-
shiml, who. as imperial proxy, is visit-
ing the ire Shrines. as well as the
Emperor of Japan. and that of Emper-
or Kelli. Whenever any event of na.
tional importan occurs in Japan a
messenger is ac t by the Emperor to
make a report to the Sun Goddess.
After the war Admiral
Togo returned thanks before the na~
tional shrine, which was founded l.-
900 years ago. and which contains the
Eacred lirror. emblem of the god-
ess.
lofiflAW DEMANDS
, AN lNDlCTMENT
NEW YORK. Aug. 18.—-John J. Mc-
Graw, manager of the New York
Giants, yesterday demanded through
counsel that he be indicted in order
that he might establish. before a com-
petent tribunal. his innocence of any
participation in bringing about ininr
lea to John C. Slavin, actor. who was
in front of the McGraw home.
Before leaving his odiee late Jester.
District Attorney Swsnn indicat-
ed that despite McGraw's demand. he
witnesses before the
Advertise in the Sentinel.
.—.4
State Line extra, had sent two cars . ‘
The sixth and final spill was that of .l
the derailment of pusher engine 3218
n. a..-
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“diamond“
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7 York is a
mo! the long 3m;
in
Imhh't'MEef—kess
drshbmb'eauusfl' .
dust-I ast ll-
Fascinations-uni
Ins-m
3m”
We“ House, Wrilncrsfirld, Court. in
which. on No 21, 1781, Washington
and Roda-:60“ planned the siege and
“pm of Yorktown.
7' ROM Wethersfield, Conn., to old
’ Provincctown, down on the Cape,
and from there to Niagara Falls—over
the city boulevards and all slam “the
trafl"—you can find the familiar cony
sign. It is the symbol of a superior
product and supreme service.
It has always been the licy of the
Standard“! Corn 3; of ew York to
anticipate the pub is needs for gasoline
and mono! oils. Along a newly opened
road or in a recently developed suburb.
the .. sign of quality and service is
invariably there to supply the needs of
fvcry motorist.
'And Sooony service fulfills the weekly
demand for one drum of gasoline or a
hundred. with edual promptness and
a.
Seoony gasoline is a standard-quality
{motor fuel—always uniform. always
clean. alwa powerful. It is chock full
ofnu'les‘e. gapmntsahalt-ccnturyot
experiénoe‘ constant improvement.
mooring satisfaction
regularly at the
y sign.
and economy. fill u
¥tflp "mm ”d Hue
, - g _
srmaan DISCO. on NEW roan
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