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London Physicians Say Ath-
letic (lirls Bear Fennle
(lilsjring and Male Line
Ia Likely to Die OR
.~_ ' f(|_\l June 14.-—A campaign in
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motherhood and
{.H. m .‘riu-vts alleged to re-
...m girls
going in for athletics
. , stutlui lii'l‘i'.
«w iu'mn was passed at a, meet-
.. rum-Is or girls' schools and
‘l “in; ('lllilnPd to have made
4: Musical culture. protésting
or. ,msunt system of physical
for :1
4' I'ittllV,
-.lln'
rls. as injurious to fu—
.\ small committee
irmv up and circulate
..-0 on the subject.
1 Ion: vs favoring the move-
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;.Hii'iyl‘
vrqlg l:l‘:5 :lSi~_I_
Sir James Crichton-
or hooim on mental
wrote: "Physi-
.l-. .nnl training are as net:-
n. girls:
regard to
squadron. Who was ‘Ih.
(is: to boys. but these
physiologicnl
:lnpllli-llllll considerations. To
wuml differences is to courtl
' :n lhv- long run."
,.,. u who develop masculine. in- i
ll minim
4- instincts." wrote Dr.
who had been tnined to play hockey,
cricket and football. suffered at child-
.birth. Sometimes the child suffered.
'sometlmes the mother. and sometimes
“one of them died. Eighty per cent. of
'ihe girls she had known who hnd
sheen trained to become gymnastic
“NH-““2 "do ””5 at the cost ymistrem had been incapacitated for
male
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potential. which is
the. father to the
iyust for the male line.
produce female off-.
- n...wiv :md seldom have sons.
.1715. um“ llorll to them. th‘Y are
in pun'.‘ and delicate. or Ken-1
villust'illillt’: or of inferior type!
Hun ll i'l.
. In :uhlo-tic training, are full-
.quiliv sous 0i. Ill? fine plum-L-
'i the manly talents and initia-
mses. who are mainly
-r u h haw set our Anglo-“axon
. iilt‘ \.lll
i‘nwdrn)‘.
or evolution"
the principal of a.
‘iih school. who moved the ren-
uf prulv
'Si, said that the girls
as “on
QUIT TOBACCO
ru~y to drop Cigarette, Cigar. or
Chewing habit
To-llnc has helped
:nk the costly.
ro habit.
I:
. a harmless No-To-Bac tablet in G‘mi’m‘ Harry M~
' "oken.
‘ally. physically. financially.
. s)‘. so simple.
for a
mouth
thousands
nerve-shattering
Whenever you hove a
smoke or chew. just
instead. All desire
motherhood.
A girl had a large store of vital
and nervous enemy which she could
draw upon if. normally dn'eloped. at
the great crisis of motherhood. ’l‘hzit
sthngth was a deposit account. but if
she used it a current account. as a
boy could afford to do. her children
,Would pay.- the hill. She believed that
:the Victorian zlrl was a better mother
.thun the modern athletic girl.
Mia itadmar. director of the d'Eg-
ville Michau School of Physical Lie.
ivelopment. said that the feri were the
only part of :1 girl's body that need
‘he made strong. A woman's body
should he elastic and strong chests
'and his: muscles mount iw-lustlc chests
.and bodies. Drill npparaiun should be
'done away with.
l Mrs. Roger Watts pleaded for the
ltcnchins: of noise. “iLct us go back
ito the Greeks." she said. "to the 3in-
item which was the most wonderful]
,ever known."
l
| l'. S. AmltNl'lY PROHUTIJII.
' HARTFORD. June 14,—Attornov-
Daugherty has
transferred George H. Cohen from
.
Shortly the habit is complem_;'9pecizil Assistant l'nitcd States Attor-
and
you are better 0!!
It’s
Get a box of No-
RM: and if it doesn't release you
'u all craving for tobacco in any
vn. your druggist will refund your
mey without question.
Lneleistrlct of Connecticut. with Hai-
'nry at the rate of 82.100 :1 year. Mr.
lCohcn has been a special l'. S. Attor’
'ney since January, 1919.
Try n classified ad in the Sentinel
iortho best results. ‘ .
honour)” ' ‘ n? i-‘RAN' CE
Capt. net-tum c. Cooper a: Jacksonville, Flu. s member of
down in Russia by Bolsheyih troupe.
that time has been a prisoner in mascow, Russia. is reported to have
his escape into Riga. The photograph shows Ospnun Cooper before new
the attack on Russian troops which resulted in his csptm
sndwno
i.
new ”Nov-w
who
since
m
.t .
' [he would go ahead with the regula-
‘
sparing tor' the time of their young
. -—____
CLINTON. June
dred boy scouts of this city ne'pre-
"verso they will leave here on June
20th. bound for the wilds of Yellow-
stone Pork. - -
. The Russel I 00... Hiddietown.
3:1?” is I “e m the I. of 0 Karl E. Pellet, West Hertford. wu ; .
iinau§n°i?'§?i3"i.'3‘ n K ”‘1‘: George P. Butler. New Haven, Ex- 0'7,“ fipP-I t. u & 0°" mm‘m-i
tensions! men of this city who will be "mun-m ‘ L’“ .'
IO“. (0 the you M, D. Devlin, New Eleven. W...—
Nothing .0 "at.“ so Pu ‘mnnw‘dw folding box. .. . '
new" wm hem, ] mm"; Hurry P. Homers, New Haven. mound son m was
. boo Window-soon.
be MM“ is ‘ The m ”M Harold D. Wfierhouse. West Hurt- In. the do; and deep-mm
' band will travel in live automobiles ford, CunentI-dis'lluibflutos’ tor '“term‘l‘ M? weakne- b! hitht. Rel tired.
while their sleeping equipment, com- bustion 4 —
John W. Cole. mum Beam and blender “to ”(rumored to‘
Arthur c. Gaynor, Stu-stand. Hinge hang. out! " ‘
thelr hows. Wither with n 23 place
Inhssry and such. will follow cléeeiy
inflve huge trucks.
Comps wm be mode each night em for doorphte had other structures.
' 19:1.
,'l -‘ - . 'i 7“. ”“h'ae '
- . List emptied st offlcoot A. ll.
' Wooster. Bridpport. Conn.
t "F m m J. H. George. nnd E. A. Hawthorne
. _ , ‘ iBridgeport. Lighting upper-ads.
Ellsworth A. Inwthor'ne.
‘port. Electrical Connection.
1t.—'hro hun-’ Friend W.
Wire Chain.
route. threntire Party touting in the extractor.
open. The personnel of the hosts will
include doctors. ounce. a. moving pic- plug.
ture outfit and wireless equipment.
end ending July'fl.
PLANNING T0
PERMIT BEER
AS MEDICINE
(Continued on Page Seven)
Secretary Mellon mode it plain that
the department would give Congre.
a little more than to undo the Pnlmer
decision, and if delay seemed certain
tions permitting beer for
uses. .
The new Prohibition Commimioner.
Major Roy A. Huynes. will sequiesce
in that plan.
He summed up his first full day in
office as "very strenuous" lie was
medical
Before sailing for France. 3!. Reno
Virluni, envoy extraordinary 0t thtlI
French government. conferred upon‘ nuc.
Miss BelloDa Costa Greene, custodial:
o! the J. Pierpont Morgan private ll-
bnry in New York. the gold palm of
other of public Instruction. in non-
'oguit.lon of services rendered to
'French on and culture.
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Goodf-ogealth .
Good Results
Keep Efficient by Keeping W
“I suffered terribly every month, and was always tired and nervo
had indigestion, and often could not do a thing. 1
two years, and had to stay home with my mother.
than I found a book of yours
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This letter is but one of a great number. received every
from women, young and old, and from almost every
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ThislotterillTeflYwHow
end
was this my a on
I tried several medicines.
and momma told me to try the Compound.
80 I got a bottle of Lydia . Pinkhsm‘s Vegetable Compound,
certainly worked wonders with
still taking it: when I feel the need of it.
to a number of working girls, who are tak
stand up all dsy and feel tine.
a. lot. forms and for my mother;
longtime behalf—Ros]: Sonozrr,
and it
me. I have taken six bottles of it, and am
I haye already recommended it
ing it. I sm working now,ond
I am glad to say that: Pinkham’s medicine
and we only wish we had taken it I.
4876 Annunciation St, New Orleans, Ls.
your
walk
of life. These letterg testifiy to the merit. of Lydia E. Pink-
ham's Vegetable
Compoun
Miss Schoefi works for herliving, .butonaccount‘of sickness
wssobligod tostay athmnefortwo
years. During this period
shesufi’etedlerri? at times. Siren-ind severalmedicines without
mall
finding relief.
Compomd.
5.9
y she'tried Lydia
W Ifl‘fi'wfi mar:
’ . Imm'mm ’W”, 3W; i.’ . >-
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
and in ”Min-talks!!!“ itfid'forher.
wm‘no narcotics or harmful
drugs, auto-n beakenin‘mhy any man. Your liveli-
“ngamyx .3 u. muse-mum
'sioner Haynes declared there was a
down early in the morning and spent
most of the forenoon meeting his
still! and talking with the chiefs of the
various branches or Prohibition en-
forcement work. A general confer-
ence was held on the duties of the
bureau and how the service could be
improved. in this respect Commis—
tine spirit of co-operntion.
This afternoon the new Commis-
sioner received a number 0! coils trom
friends and members of Congren. He
had opportunity during the afternoon
to attend to u few cones the nature of
which he declined to make public. All
of his spare moments were devoted to
licduninting himself with the details
of his office. Part of the evening he
spent at th« office of Commissioner
malr of the Bureau of Internal Rowe.
TRINITY CHURCH 1501128.
The rector will spent this evening
at 6:45 at the, meeting of Bethany
Guild on th. Lives of Bishop George
“'nshingtoudigane. of New Jersey.
and John Henry Hopkins. of Vermont.
(in Friday evening the choir prac-
tice will be at the home of
Helen Taylor. 18 Madison street.
Next Sunday evening at the 6:30‘
survive the organist. Edward J. Rims.
iwill give an organ recital in place of‘
.the sermon.
Try a chained ed in the Sentinel
tor the best results.
i
l
should be.
Min}
Ernest H. Horn.
The trip will come more than s. WM unit for
mom: or travel. sarong on an. 20 Peter F- “mun. sun-Kora. m—mmmu Corp.
“I.
What’s Your, Time Worth?
When you go to buy a pair of boots, 3. can of peas or a kitchen cabi—
net, do you know exactly what you want-or do you “shop around” and
take potluck ?
1
Smith. Bridgeport.
\
John 1. Austin, Hsrttord. Bearing.
Beta!- F'. Home“. East Hartford.
Ink-distributor for printing-presses.
Arthur T. Crane, Waterbury. Spark-
. beta. sum! .
mu m Bat-era. Stony erect
Paying-block. ,
afiilllem F. Omisky. MiddletownJ!
. t .
mm Daniel .3. 'rayior. Wiiiimnntic. Pill-l ‘
lug teeth and dental matrix tor usei
therein. '
Charles A;- Momve. Watertown.
Design: Tumblerqhoider. '
.It you mnerpdnsnndschei dur-g
nervous sud mrdown. tho kidney-E
See her and love her so you“
3f in Pollyanna
Other Attmcuo’ us .
w potion. 3. '1‘. Os- * A ..
born. RF. 1178.. Limos-vino. 0..
writes: “I had kidney trouble for ten
rooms. I tried many remedies but
they did me no good. I took Foley
much that. now I on well."
j——-
ON OPENING OUR SECOND STORE IN. CON-
NECTICUT WE WISH ‘TO MAKE PUBLIC
SOME EXCERP’I‘S FROM THE INSTRUC-
TIONS OUR EMPLOYEES RECEIVE :
“IT IS YOUR DUTYTO PLEASE OUR CUSTOMERS. THY
us YOUR 01.1mm mums AND H" YOU DO NOT
PLEASE rm YOU DO NOT PLEASE US."
"OUR GOODS ARI TO SI SHOWN JUST AS CHEERFULLY
TO TROIIWHOOOII TO LOOK AS TO TKO“ WHO 00“ TO
BUY. EVERYBODY HAS A RIGHT TO LOOK AT OUR
' GOODS.” ,.
"mm mm OUR GOODS. II" ANY MIR-
FBUTION EXISTS rm: ATTENTION or m GUSTO” IUST
Bl CAI-LID TO IT.” -
“NO custom MUST LEAVE OUR STORES DIS-
SATISPIID. nun ALI. ADJUSTMENTS AND REFUNDS
CWULL ."
“ R THAT REFUNDS MUST BE MADE ON
REQUEST." $1423!
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1‘? F?” STOVES
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SPECIALISTS IN COTTONS
You can save many an hour’s time—4nd many a goodth dollar
——by knowing beforehand what you want, where to get it, and approx;-
mately how‘much it will cost.
You can always knovz this much before you enter a store.
If it’s clothing, you know how well it should wear and what the style
If it’s a musical instrument, you know What to expect in
tone and workmanship. If it’s a carpet sweeper, you know what kind
of service it should give.
Merchants with established reputations for .honesty are the best:
withwhom to deal.
Merchondise with established reputation is the best to buy. ' '
The only way to be sure of the goods. you buyisr to read the a'dver-
tisements-in thispaper regularly.
mmsgingaround: ' .
It may time. It saves money.
As a. practice it’s far better than.
. , The K. of c. Juniors will “new.
“labour. Maln- Kidsey Pills end they helped me so important meeting tonight.
Don't clubl room. as Falrficid oven-fl:
players are requested to be pro“
x. 0F c. .nwlons' strum. . .
it.“
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