Continued 1mm out saga“ “ ‘
_ , —_ ‘ .whom about 10.1100 are directly coo-
' :ncolcd“ with stores. We some number
of men work in stores and .1
moronnfilo cotahlishmcnls
other kind. . 1 "~15“
. Hartford stores are muons; alone
Ill”? sv‘nt T3193. m it in cm“ t1“! “St!!! E: making ”womm advance
the nurr‘hsslng power of the dollar blll‘Ak‘ “gum “'1 yenm “Indium” “
will‘be increased througn telling uric-i 1“ MW ”‘9 “'3' 9' ‘M "3m
9; . rampart shows {handle coerof a work
log airs moraine has imam:
‘38:.83 in 13:!» 20v $4195.13.
.
Jun». 1928."
There is no l‘ cod of women-c-
mrninc to the mo zu- lcvel? Hie 17c-
pull, states. and it— is predicted that
ahcro will he a further decline in the
“ .
3:. a... 5.3; ‘1‘; "$2“ “‘2“ I
1 :1. the nice " corporation
some open! $23,663.62? for rel or injured!
men and families of men
For sanitation it laid out {11cm
9! 1'le 721.964. ' «
.. In Welfare work is emuded. -
$111§i17 $14.
§The report also contains an analy-
.elsortheoans’esot ”anomalous
mass company”
according to the mum
24W the mod comprehensive anal
ysia of accident causes ever made by
a single industrial crank-non.
This anslyfis shows that 44. 42 per
1.31111. “to
Fourteen and one-half per cent. or
the industrial workers at the scam - ‘7
won. idle on x0“ 6. 1920‘ according Rectum-nuts or the State are Joell.
to satisfies cited in the report. 3'“! the report for charm higher
The present excess prams tax is da-nrices than the situation warraufin.
clam: to be hamoering the emaeni 39831119 report reaming Want
production of Connecticut industries ”399°"-
and the eugesuon is made that this "“3350“: deinur they patriotleany
money might better be. used in higher 056““ the government's injunction to
wagPS. pensions and bonuses; " *conseri't on food and thenhave been «W m hm “5°"- 'mle'mwhim
Gougcd by him ., log it ever since without cutting the ‘e‘T- 3mm Wooten connection
“orkers and employers have been 9”“? m wroportlon N" that W m omhm electric m “M
carp-mm"? gauged by prom,” a“ are permitted to give a “unable b“? 4.84 ’9'” 05‘“ 01' 1°. 3.33-
thn hurcau report. and continues: N‘fl ‘0 0“? £00913“ wcahould re- _ ,1
' 'l~l‘ .o omnlovee come: In for you: (“3"? some quid Pro (4'10 19! Mr “31‘ " m m m
h... m the were“... of my ram; im‘ Statistics from the report show that. Mr!» H“ L Menu. mu. can.
rum his clothing and his fuel. He then“ we ”5.756 ammo“ in the “it“: "1 ml! monocu- and
(4.9" has to pay me" for touh' pow- mtg earnh'li E. Lam. o: P520.355.311’m MUG tar M MOM
m.— aftd soap. If his wagesigo up. mi motivator roads to toe mus “land tried everything. No help. me.
llmso who are catering to his needs :1 ‘34- ’0‘» 139‘ 4 lfl‘m‘ all! a friend out no Foley Kidney
immcdiatcly boost all prices that he! , Pills. M us so much I
DAYIJGHT SAVING MATTERS
.r
helped
mav not accumulate too much money “*4 7 bonles. “NOW I M dnc. Spent
or fall into the error of withholding!
any from circulation. It be earns 35.
sleepless nights. Enacted so it scetnl
Because of the fact that the New ed I hardly could live. Recommend
a d... he has to figure on paying Haven railroad will start in on "day-h‘oley Kidney Pills to all who outer
warly all of it out. for that day's light saving time on Sunday. March- from kidney trouble as I did."—Stll-
Tu‘f‘lis The prices paid during the 27th it is thought likely that a motion :somPowell C013.
\
sums ler; FOB
AGEING KIDNEYS
e out too mutt meat which
Xkllefl‘: then the Back
hurts.
Most folks forget that the kidneys.
like the bowels. get sluggish and clog-
; and need in flushlr‘ occulonally,
?else we have backache and dull mis-
‘ery in the. kidney region. severe head-
aches. rheumatlc twinge; torpld llv-
or. acid stomach. sloepieuness end
all sorts of bladder disorders.
, You simply must kécp your kidneys
active and clean. and the moment you
feel an ache- or pain in the kidney re-
gion got about {our ounces of Jud
Salts tram any good drug store here.
take a mUYPBpoont‘ul in a glass of wal-
or hcrorc hwukrnst for a few days and
your kidneys will then not line. This
famous salns‘ is made Mm the acid of
grapes and lemon juice. comblncd
iwlth "this. and is harmless to flush
clogged kldnnys and stimulate them
to normal nctlxity. ll also neutralizes
.9
“ms
‘ Bape’s Cold Compound” is
Quickest Relief Known
“4.1“ of the war have been sum will be made at tonight's meeting ot‘
salu it ended the common council. -vhereb.v Nor-
'.~\.t no time has he received ”3,-va will return to the some hours on
Him: like name for what he has up the 33m date. .. £
1. mi.- -d. “home a man in former days! Because 0" the “43‘ that the “9“"
Chill} put aside a littllc for the edquystem Vi” be in effect 0“ the rall- w
cm‘rn of his children. ’it is with great ’08-'33 it Vi“ mean considerable 0°“ ‘
(half my that he does anything of the fusion unless towns along the railroad
1mm zonal-f hadopt lhe same schedule. \éw York
1-,. (loolng of stores Saturday eye- is to adopt it. and it is believed that
mm“ ._.. <n0kcn of as “s most welcome other citim within easy reach or the
hm...” lMctropolls will follow suit.
In movomcnt tho Hartford: . ‘
11:",- 3 N 1rd. the way and were fol- i 7‘“: LACE V()Gl:]-,.
low-‘1 iv stores in New Haven I Large mosh fllct nets. embroidernd
hwy .mr Waterbury and Stamford.- in iu'f‘rrf'sim... and “tried designs are
“ll .3 mmelv a question of a short used in many gowns for both after-
lnoon and m oiling wear. and they are 5
equallv popular in cotton or silk.
Chantilly and point d‘Alencon; are
two other lam-s much favor-rd and
’l‘eatured on tho hamisomor ooslumos.
. 1 Lace usually proves an PM'r-llont in—
lvestmrnt. If or good qualiu ll 1? a}
be used mahv times and on mmn‘cos—
lumen. Tho home dressmakor can ilo
wnndv rs ullh n. combination lace and
taffeta or satin frock. "
Incidentally Irish crochet is \nry
much to thr- foro in spring and sum
wazx'r stay stuffed—up! Quit blow- mer ncckucar. blouses and under- 'tho acids in the urine so lg no longer
ellll snuffiing'. A dose of Pope‘s garmcnle. rivnlling filct to a lzugn cx- :irrltalee. thus ending bladder disor‘
1'. V: "ompouhd taken every two tent. '- dcrs. '
lwurs- until three doses are taken usu-
:lllx' ill-oaks any cold right up.
Thu vr-x-y first dose opens clogged
unsirils and the air passages of the
ham]; stops nose running: relieves the
ho r:~.uluho dullness feverishncss.
“'Papc 8 Cold Compound" ecsts only
..__..__.__.
Th'o Endr‘m-or Circle will meet with
Mrs. Clinton E. Nuttinz.
avenue. “’rdnosday
9th. at 7:45 p. m.
Jul! Solis ls harmless: invxpclmlvo:
makes a dollzhll'uluodcrvesccnl. lithlo
21 Putnam’watcr drink which cvcrybodv should
evening". March llake now and then to keep their kid-
hays clean thus avoiding serious
‘. complications. ’
{mllunlinrlnn (Tsar-fins. Music Hall. I A wcll— known local drugglat RaVs he
a Tow cents at drug stores,“ It acts Frl.Mar.11. Prize Csardas. Dancé' sells lots of Jad Salts to folks u ho be-
without assistance. tastes nice. con-‘ ing 8: 00 to 2 .00 A. M. Music by (1811110551? in overcomlnz kidney trouble
talus no quinine—Inslst upon; Pope's! and Svec. - "mlpwhile it is only trouble:
*
pm: commune; loads 1 al
Sunny}
cent of then aocldenthprafl, 7:4. ocJ
7 fl
Editor WM—
1 one arm orthe evening papers
wh‘key was quoted in Phil-
adelphia at a We more than [our
mm a tit!!! I; 'a~ barrel could be
bought for also and a gallon for 8:.
Judge J. Whitaker Thompson. in the
Begun court. used the
price ‘l‘ne whiskey was alloted to
Mimic In Philadelphia, 1?an
and l- ceding. Pa. It seems strange
that the m 111‘» Nomlk and!
South Ronni? don’t . or won‘l
get a licex‘isc to sell whiskey or
brandy. You call in a. doctor and he
will fire you landmine. He will m
that it he could get some stimulants
“would help. Butltllnousetoxivc
newer-lotion as roe cannot get it
filled. Yet there are a {flat many
old and We people who woxfld be
helped 1) yliouor. There are doctors
in Bridgeportrwho' have licenses. so
ivan can to to the drucg'lsis and get
them filled. Why can't we have the
mm: min: here? Sonic good drug
gist get a “cease and a doctor do the
same We can then get liquor tor
medicinal purposes.
I .m in for prohiblllon. but not the
way lhc law is at present. Hoping
someono will try and drop a few lines
to Tho Sentinel and push this along
and 1 making you for space in your
paper.
l
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SEN’I‘IN EL 1! EADER.
Ill-151‘ mm: FOR m-PRESI-
ENT'WII-FIJN. ‘ ‘
~ I .I‘“
The Evonlug Sentinel:
Wu believe that our kind editor
made a slip of pen and did not quite
menu "coolly his words when stating
in mmlnelrof March 4th. under head
or rn‘aldent Warren G. Harding. in
referring to cit-President Wilson. that
“The Americmi'peoplo an: generous
enough to wish him rammed health.
etc."
"amorous enough!" Yod’ know. if
our horses. dogs. d‘nd even cuts, get
sick, mat our wish for them to get
well is not a “go‘ncrous” wish.
Do hut let us pat ourselves for any
such “\v.lall.§" It should be the nat-
ural mnfiowing“ of our hearts to wish
n trmnnr 0!" ml sot-row should fill us
at his woken condition of body. .
No“ our Current Events. distribut-
.ed lhrmmh our schools. can:
".\'o President. not even Washing-
ton. lmmoln or Gram. has been more
mercih only crltlclxcd ormore pcrslsi-
mitly mini-presented: but Woodrow
Wilson wlli live in history as “Wash-
lmrton Lincoln and Grant live. long
lam-r contact-sand distraction have
boon banned—’9 “
Now that is mood enough to loll
our s< ‘ qol chfldifl.
Th4- Take this from the Saturday
EvanH': PM. ot...March 5th. upon
A
it"! shall yet realise it.”
‘0”!
our 9‘. President rciurned health. find l
"m WP!!! W more of Mr.
Wilson than mortal nan were born
form. he simple: more than no»
tel «.1 could accomplish
“the awe! that Preclinical m
piss-coed to the world um Wand
will .vct prove to be its aim
“President Wilson tried His wines
and {nib—«but he hail the bi. id“. and
I think the Amerlcnn’peopie now
are expecting too much of President
Herding. as they did oi Presidenl
“’lhou-wmorc Xi‘an mortal can per-
form So. let us stand close back oil
min. and remain his friends; then.
having a Congress in annually} also
Senate. he should make great strides
for the weal or country and the
world.
All anon help-41“ just for Me
dent Harding's cake. or for W
lndivitu‘al benefit but for the whole
unity of a country blossomed into
when. ' A. B.
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0mm imam arm
m
NEW HAVEN. Ml! 8.-—'l‘he Cab
neuter-t Halon of New Haven today
by newspaper advertisement told the
PeopleotNewBévenltvm-l'nthc
market to llcure on contracts (or
lion-es. When the newly loaned
Builders Exchange. Inc. announced“
that it intended to stabilise mechan-
ics' wakes by cutting them about :0
per cent... the Carpenters’ Valor! re-
plied that it the contractors cut thclr
profits building operations would be
stimulated without cutting wages It
also announced that it would under—
take building operations at the ms-
enl cage schedules: The union oficrs
a guarantee of froodom from labor
troubles . It is not recalled the: or-
gull-ed labor has entered competition
in the building trodes hero on any
prevlous occasion.
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“LAME nncx.
RUB mmnnoo on
a", ‘ BACKACIIE swan“
Bob Pain right out with small trill
bottle o: old lit. Jacobs
on."
'MRS. BLEECKER’S
Then we canton you has me adverti ,
TRY IT I'D-DAY
Mir»; Virgil-am Himfl“
Spanlnh 111mm- .. . . . .
Pupils GIVE Mien Nimrod Dim ‘ ..
, A MUSICALE [Violets
‘m
continued tron that up
--..,..
Mine Jodmwtlm “will.
“Tim Moll“
. .
Walt: .................’. mom ””3“,“
“It “‘mw‘ “m .Musurku Min! Merl: . . .
Pol '.................. Btreahbon liuncarlan ‘‘‘‘ ”.1
Ronnie- Party ......... Woof-mu
Mien Clare Ham“
Milllnrv March .....
“is! Mildrfil Q ‘:~ .
an- Wall: Bleecker. . . .
La eloquent-inc . . . . . Gsbfiel-ldarle
Miss Mildred Cronenberg.
In the fields ........... Benorlo
)nu Jeannette Guthrie
v
benefit olssau hence»
Glpsy Camp .............. Bohr
Miss Mary Bennett.
Avalanche.................. Heller
mullet . flour:
Kidneys cause. Backedhcl Nol
They have no ncrvcn. lhcreforc can
.not cause pain. Linton! Your back-
ache is caused by lumhnso. admiral
or a strain. and the qulckosl roll»! is!
soothing. pchrtmtlnn "Si. Jacobs Oil " l
Rub
and lameness disappears Don' t stay
crippled! Got a small trlnl holllc of
"'81. Jacobs Oil" from your drunglet
,snd llmbcr up. A moment after it is
lanolin-d you'll wonder whatiliecmne of
tho backache or lumlmco pain.
Rub old. hmu-ut
{whenever you have sclflllca. neuralgia.
:rheumotlem or sprains. as it in alveo-
lately harmless and doesn‘t burn the
skin. .1
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of Their
MQ».WWWNWMWWWW.W~ 3”;*'2”:°:3
Annou
Shoe Si
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Offering An Entire New Stock. Bought At To
WHICH IS SUBSTANTIALLY LESS *THAN THE PRICES OF TWO MONTHS AGO.
day,
ll right on \our painful hack %
and instantly the summons. stiffnmwlbl‘ukt‘ll ones
11 H‘AMERJ.
”8!. Jacobs Oil” .
e the Reopen-
’8 Reduced Market Price
add considornbly M
lira-m nl' hnmc hv
\ our dav c work.
Don‘t stop to Worry an instnm ' 'l‘hoy are m wm
if you break \‘mn‘ glasses. Brim: “l‘t‘d ”ml Hwy 111W
tho broken picccs 10 115mm w» “WW” ‘
will make lenses for V0“ thol wil' Duchess The 00”” '3
be an exact duplicalc to the Col lo :-
(5 lbs. 11 70)
nail-Tea (lion Bu
(03 lbs. 31. 30) m
t...
James .Van- *
21 noon
com ‘
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Optometristslsnd Opticism‘
“no house cl coed tissues.”
37 Atlantic St... Stamforc‘
1!- alone at B P. I. Dally
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LADIES’
STRAP snn'rnns fitted with tiny buckles in grey combina-‘
tions, solid grey, gulden tan, brown suede, and dull kid.
Pearl and black and pearl and brown. combinations in SPORT
OXFORDS
Heawly perforated BALL STRAP XPORDS with new blocker.
effects, fiat heel, neolin sole, russet.
MAHOGANY, MILITARY HEELS!) OXFORD with fine per-
forations and ball strap.
oomsn‘rmgpns with military Keel; and instep strap.
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MEN’
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moons oxronns of cordovan or calf blown and buck
mom canons with Neolin s’oles on a straight us?
but not too pointed toe.
DRESS OXPORDS of brown and black calf and pnlcn’t 1cm be!"
£163 «SHOES of Vinetlc calf in a rich brown, very liglit weight
last.
mom I” NEAR“ BROGUES, brown and black
ROUND TOED SHOES m dress weights, tan, black, and
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New lines have been added to the stock, and the big variety (3811mm Styles far Men, women and Children, is almost too numerous to mentionw-but
“HILDREN’S
EDUGATOB 33038 m brown and black.
mam BUTTON and LACE PATTERNS, colored laps and
9
plain.
‘1.
#.
square toes.
TO MAKE IT SHORT IF IT’S A NEW STYLE WE HAVE IT
MAHOGANY CAL? SOLID WENHT SHOES for small chil-
dren, aged from three to six.
303001. SHOES for children of all ages, in. brown and black
4017(th which Will give“ real service
BOYI' W WT DRE“ SHOES in mahogany call.
GMGW’ SHOES, sizes ‘2 1-2 to 7, in round or medium
'5,
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indium '4'
Norwalk Chronicler