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the annual meeting of the stockholders
today. At this meeting: authority was
given to the directors for a capital
dtook incnmae of $5.01‘0Jltl0, bringing
the capitalization of the company to
$20,000,000 as approved by the [91:13.
lature. About 33.000.000 of the ad;
ditional stock authorized may be is-
s'ued innit" the middle of the year. the
firocmils to be used in financing plant '
d‘dditions during the year.
‘. The I‘: Hot for directors resulted in
(me l‘P-l'ié‘tled of the following hoard:
' Jami‘s English. A. [it‘illOn Robert-
son. John \‘V. Ailing. Chairman. James
'1‘. Moran. Victor Morris Tvler. \Vil-
llain l". Henncy. (‘linrles E. Lyman.
Augustus ll. lliillard. Hurry C. Knight
And Hairy ll. Thayer. Edward K. Hall.
5 The financial statement of the com-
r—any. as of December alst, l921.
shows land and buildings owned worth
32.552.340.73 and other telephone
blant valued at 524.363.423.10 3. total
of 326.914.763.83.
With permanent and long term in-
vestments cash and deposits. accounts
receivable. etc.. the total assets of the
company are 329.204.130.67. The com-
pany has $15,000.000 in capital stock
of
outstanding and a. funded iii-ht
:1.(‘nn.000. . '
The corporate surplus. unappropri-
lated. amounts to 888575836.
, The income statement for the yea!
gallows telephone operating revenues of
7.733.418.67. operating expenses of
5.706.289.06. leaving net operating
arevenucs of 82.027.129.61.
‘, Deductions i'or uncollcctible operat-
flng rmcnuos. and taxes assignable to
{operations leave an operating income
}of ill.5-£'Il.618.ll'. To this figure is
[added $47,328.49 from net non-operat—
king H'Vt‘lluel’ making the total gross
{income $1.L77.946.66.
:: Deductions for rents.
,jptlit-r luviiuse: leave.-
'31.?9'3J‘STFN T‘nxmi-iit from [Mold-1m
{of $l.l96.794 in dividends irilves a
«balance oi undivided profits of $93 -
3’ Y
183;; .3.
Referring to the war prrinil of
"business and the inevitable depression
rw}iii']l iriiiowml. the report says:
' do our hiisincss the period of ex-
nnsion lrnil taxi-d our facilities to the
"utmost and. iiothuithstanilinz suli~
intaiitiiil :iiiditionn made during: that
{,lliTlt'. touni: us at the end with plant
Ilium-gins large-l) exhausted and iii 9W—
l’erril sti‘tii-ns of our territory \vith
J,iiiciiilii-s inadequate- to meet the public
i‘d-iliiuiid tli-ii i~\istinlr iliir diffiiult
:I'l'flilit‘lll t‘m l9;’l
rid: iviit sin ;.l-iimin.il plant program in
interest and
a net income of
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YEAR WAS GOOD
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Copyright Und'r'ivood & Underwood.
Fred St. Onge of Boston photographed with his old time bike.
which has attracted much attention at the Florida winter resort.
l»0;iriiailil't10iisiii t‘\iSllllf.’ Ofllt‘t'fi \vi re
m iii ml. with notably inrgv installa-
tions in New Haven. llridpi-port :iiiii
Stainiorii. Contrnrv to our txpcctn-
lurthcr iii-lays “’0 re o-iicoiintcrtii
iii thv installation of thr machine
mxitil'in'g unit in Hartford. but the
Win it is liliall)’ iii-:il‘ing: complutinn~ and
llllll
\vw now expect that the i-quipinixnt
Will in i1: savrui'i- iii .liiiw.
"Except for thi- i-iiiiiplriion of the
iintlifil'li building and tho- lu'g‘llllllng
I(it [ht‘ Sinmlord ‘i-iiililinn wv- gunk-r-
tliut of c.irrv—‘
:thi‘ lilt'“ of declining it-vmiiii- unili-r.’
conditions.
iiixcstmciit
siiiiiiormiil
:iililul
.’ thv‘ Li-iwriiliy
’nllit'h «if ”iv
was.
.oi course. immeilintt-lx prodiictivi- of
incrr'nsr-il earnings. l-iit. on the otl‘ir
hand. much Errwil illi‘l’til' to WW \9’
r‘nnzl-«tinii iiiirf tn in ruliiiiintiiiils To"
thi- i'liiil'i toi \xliii h iinsa'i tlii luliii
r/illli i\]l.’iil.‘l(‘n “11s ll|*t‘2-'P«:ll‘ii‘» will“
“id, (lit «it liiii- \\Hl| tliil lill’liilfi" iii
stations. l‘illlt‘Jliti1.3'0\\‘.'L‘.tli|it.
i, "'l ii * llII ro iisi- ill \tntiolm‘ (or
"‘. ..i ’iJ‘ihT 4-; 'nl ptl‘ ii'iit.
icoiiipaiml With .in llll'lIJv‘ i-i‘ ill «71
iii»
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’0l' 1‘! .'l per «int. tilll'lIlL: lily. 'l‘liw
tut:.i iiiiiiinr til li"‘.\‘ Hidiltlil l'isln’iu-
210's i'< :‘lilii. 'i.- iill’l'vlrdt l.-
:/:'W"Ii El..it tiuiirr :iii-i tli- int i..<i- w
It'l-W‘vnttnl. tilt llilltlll‘ r iil
[H‘I'wllili ll.iil.~.l/'Y.liil< to fun Siitl<l'.ir‘-
tltir. .: lli- :H-rs .'!'~ liiipivwsiul) .iii-
piliri‘t
‘4'..- ‘..‘. iii‘:i;:r.i..ii \\.i~' the "zirgv st
in t‘.6 ll'hi'll": of tlio IiilHllII'Nh. tiir lltl
inCl'th ill trill piiiiit ilt‘l'liliill :tllltilllll»
ing to S;. inizidc’i‘. \Viiw lllllt‘ug" “xiii
illl“'t.t.‘-'"t| 'l\ 54,Tl\ units to .i total of
(‘1)th 1'. and thv number of (\"illanl'
(‘Irt-Iilts, or tracks i-vr-r which local
serum [:4 i‘urnislii-ii, “as Int'l‘t‘iLSt'ti it).
8.41” in {1 total of ”3.5331. (lur toil
calilt- plant was lll(‘l'tilS"(i try the win
striii‘timi of short cubic between
I-urir'n and New i'nraian .liirl by the
anvil”: ment of Joint ownership in sull-
W‘ay (”lilies of [ilt' American 'l‘elephonc
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. and Telegraph coinpiinv hetweeii
Stamicri} and Ni-w Huxen and im-
tvu'cn Hartford :iiidiliinieison. (If our
totiil‘Nire Plant HS per cent. i
('d.‘ le and 6“
"\Viilit.
2; now in
)"l‘ cent. is underground.
no new it-iitral ot'licos were
"Pape's Cold Compound”
1? Breaks any Cold
in Few Hours
;: Instant Heller! Don‘t stay slurred-
up! Quit blowing and snuflling! A
date of “Pope's Cold Compound" tak-
"\"i‘
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‘, are taken usually breaks up any cold.
1; The very first dose opens clogged
L, nostrils and the air passages of the
mend; stops nose running: relieves the
.‘heodache. dullness. teverishness.
2f. “Papa’s Cold Compound" acts
:3th me. and costs only a tow cents
Eat drug stores. It acts without assist-
L;.ance. not“ at contains no quinine
m“,
.3.—blush! upon if '51 _ .
2:
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shilliil .—'
3 en every two hours until three doses
=l"
touk no building cniislruition during
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retaliliriJ-ii during: the M913 SWllMl' (‘OI'NTni CLUB RULES CHAISGED-
Governing Hoard Act on Admisdmt of
Strangers and Liquor on (‘lnb
’ Property.
Members of The Norwalk (‘ountry
i received the following
' from Sccrctary Scy-
t"luh today
, communication
Iiiiniir t‘lirtis: ‘—
i At the Jziniinrv met-ting of the GO\‘-
irriilni: Hoard of tilt‘ (‘ountrv Filth. the
iiiiit-stiOii of ”in use of Honor was taken
' upon account of numerous complaints
§ and seriously diwussmf lt mama iifi.
lnnimnus opinion of the Board that this
,prni-iicv should I‘I‘FtllD170di1nd the {ol-
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even to begin,
at a Read Silk Sale.
wonderful.
Taffetas
Satin:
Meteors
. Manchu Crepe
Two pieces, one a
brown the other a soft
tan. Thick, heavy and
’lustrons.
$2.69 ward
m; 'w: __ i:
Charmeuse
133i
"\\'l.i|.« \vl i..i\( limiii- in) .ii-l-iti.ir\ lozvliii: resolution was therefore adopt-
i-i~i‘.iii‘tions lll form thi- liltil\l'|ll.|i til: . . 'v , ' .
loss. _-' from naliii'iv -;ill.€i'.\ il1|\" in win \\'lll’.l3l-.A:~. it has liti'll reported to “Iv Navy and midnight
such that our lotui i‘nrciv ill-i rf‘flsfl‘tl: Governing Hoard of the- (luh that, 1 b d tau 6
""hlll " \‘H in. .i~.i l'u'w Hi' intoxicating liquors run-v lit-Til. b no town an .
f‘..i;'_' .ii tlw irii H it'll. 'l‘TTiis iii ' brought to thl- t‘luli li)‘ iiii-iiilicni’ Shades, a deep m-y
'.i:i_'wi iviniiiM-s‘ ..~ l..-i.i\ is in ilii; chih' .lll'i others and :as :i rt-sut consult l"‘ b k
iil't ln.‘ .~_ .l\ 1..“ i....,.;. iii...” u‘. i. ; :il.lc t‘rllhis‘lll of tin Club has invent .5 he .
.. .i' l: iii fill..';;' l' l I‘Sl‘ll'fis vi 2-! il‘ al‘d. . . 1 .
\ .i .iL’i' l‘.\ minus of ii is ”fill iiihiir ; liliSIHA'l‘Iil tliarthc horn”. t9 liquors, F IIe
iiii..~i'ii s .w sin» ...l«-vl ill 50 t uiiii-iil; , upon the (‘iiih pl't'flllSPS hi- striilly‘
‘ . v -- w ‘~: l ; !"- ii 'i‘iiidllllniillllltS.HllLi. l l“ , . .
info-Jolsts lilnl Iii lltl liliililii I ' . lilv‘!t~( ring H VP!) ‘1‘” (“fl y Weave In a
Ell‘i \\:l.~ rqu‘llldll‘.) szitistnctorv es- . i~l Lilli.“ . ..k . . .. . . A > .. 1
l" ' li'l'v Wh- ll voiwiilwi ii iii ll'i.ili(‘n toi Stu-ward. tlir (‘Ullllnlllt‘r illt‘lllht‘l'sl aeficate Shade Of Pear
liiv
.imi :ill r'liili mvnilu-rs hi so nuiiiimi
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§ All the above silksnm from 86 to 40 inches wide.
Price for any silk mentioned. .,
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flu I’ll-'lillil: \i~.ii l-iir tiiinl L.» < l'll.’ llil\ Tt‘fit‘lllilli'll.
..~»s.i...iili in iii-i iniliim .tit.ll‘.i|.!v ll 1.. it is iiiiiiwl that {in Hoard may huvw
3+1 ill 54' war lti'Jl .'i~~ iniiii...i. l mnr summit in fllii'lltiiiK this ii-silluw
“iili fili‘i i.“ Itil’ 1h: \‘111' ,llili‘. .ir lll- it'lll as the llii;i.ii l<iiPFllHli1~ ni lll.lliri
iri ;i.~- til lIiT .\ in r L‘ nt. itvl‘ ‘ii. fl\i lElL' ihi 1‘ltiiin illiici \vhvri- )‘Jiillfl [HU«‘
\. il it‘ll'l‘i \ I|_‘i‘.',l!' hank-vi 13‘ i‘i.‘_' j idi- ii-ii i-i ‘lll 1., I‘m i-vxt u‘ izliiih-i'n'
l‘ ::.~v;lt "i 'ii t‘l‘ iiiiri.._~- 1:: tin .lxiil M .vii i'i-ii'.ii-:i thit ltllh .iiiliiii
I .' li’li‘ I.'\ rzil- t'\ \\»‘l ti.\i ‘«li' slipi-t‘rl
l'." viii’ ill‘illti tiii Fwy 3-..i iii . .\i ll‘r saint litili ”l" iillrslinti Of 02“—
i. .» \.‘i .i "-_‘l .teinliiig ptin run-s in nun-rvsiiient ire-r—
‘.\ ' l" ini ii...:il I'l‘tlL‘lJll] 'm- 1-1.3; 'li :i.i n l'w ~i.~‘ ‘.\.‘IV discus-owl. llilfiicl-
i< \Hlli' \\‘-~.;i \‘Hllii'tl i‘i mi lime .-,,i~,~i_..i iii: “iiil'i :iii‘. .iwi'} iii Al‘firli .. hm >
i l iiig] it )7 i.~.. t).l.tq tun“. 'ii 'i id. ,
"I " M “ii" ‘l'- -I t-.i l-tili-ii...?. '1.“ l‘“ ‘* ”’2 lh.- < in: ii” iilllllsfilI-‘I‘
l ii I I .. . (Him 2. vi I, .,,_, “PL... .0" brid'lgt i’s. Yiiw (ii-\iv'iziiig lithirii )ms‘
'x' .. ,.. [-1- 'i. i..<i '. \\ ,,:5 .ll‘.‘ l l «l illii- -i ioi [32- iiiiliilz‘xioll --‘
\\. l. w i..i i.. ..l»l~ i.. RH“ l.,,,..‘.~ili.’i:::-rs “liltii hauls "Miliilvii’s iii:i\
r..i". ‘l: ":.i‘. ...1t ....- “uh-:9, ..,,,.; - .lil'i.ii'l ill in: t‘lulv .it .ln‘» lllH". lhi ir
. ‘.,-,.,.i ii “Hi, 1,... ”mu“ ,5,” \vhil-v 1i:i-i.ii.~ who .iri iiiiti<ivsiili-iits" hiciii-i
\w ill . in imp ii)» ..'i _.|,. i Il’..i\ I-iii"ll.iill at tho t luv. .tl fill)
l . ii V» c. Sun, l«.iii'i ililll - \.4 i-t will“ (In it is (NI.
liv l‘ .i 'l!.li.‘- \vigi i... . '.‘i‘I.\'-'..il‘il\‘ in u.- i'llo-iinlllllu ill. lit: il‘ ll'll'lltih
iii 0-” punk. «l h. Lg“, lleiI-iu‘n: I“ “Hm. i v . .. .ilr' ll()ll-lt‘gllit lilbvv, _ V
l'nrlii cvl liir'h liw .-'lr'-l'l i.ithii' ihoii' M”- ‘L‘n'T‘ mm ""x"'A"’”””“‘”'S 't
ilu- llllii‘wiiillkil illlL' svr\ict- wilii ii the}
pri t‘wii'iil. 'l‘lii i-inpos-ii H\-.iti~liiiii..ril
disc! lililllll‘ii li-i illii‘ ii.i_~mri or .I‘Z»
Oll‘vi'. .\i iii. 1 liiw ti.’ liiti \"'li \\’i
‘.".t «iliti_iiii..: :~..’..f.7 >i.illi).i,~. ii'
:iiulltiini in Which 1.71m t'i-iiiiiitii
_ :‘iiiirili.~ u» l’i' in in:_: viii: i'.ilw.’ i\ .i»
' siir‘ ’ i .tl'i il'iil‘l‘llllL ivriiiiiiiiiik
iliL..ll..c .i tutti! .‘2 ‘i‘J \iitiiiii lb
LtiilA iii uiit li.ipiitr;ic fi>l ‘..| ii '
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l'tllll"'il L':'li‘.\"~ i: 'illpl .in:
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and hear it at the A. 1cm:
(lllt't' itiiiri t‘lliihil' us 10
itiriiisil gi-iii rally Slit'il st-r\ic--s :is our
lil‘ti iwlitwu,
NiillF-l‘l'lilt‘l‘s HIM) t‘ii‘t“. This however
“iii iiiii mum tlu i-nd or large con.
strliction programs. (in lht‘ contrnr).
llll‘lhl'l‘ additions of toll cuiilv. tilt'
Irradiiiil introduction of macllil’iv,
mviti'hini: i-iiiiipment and substantial
'niiliiing prtth't‘ls “l” combine with
normal ixi-hnilgc Cil'll“ and switch-
llllill‘Il l't'tlllll't’lni‘llls to make large to—
lills ior S'Wt't‘tli succeeding- years."
The report closes with. (in appre-
ciative nicntlon of the spirit of the
lompunv's personnel. (in this point
tho report says "In rendition of service
to thi- public. in efficiency of work
and in coordination of effort.
within and between departments. our
employes have met well the obligations
resting upon them. Indeed. it is not
much to say that the program and re-
stilts for the year must have been
quite different but for the general re-
cognition hv our organization 0;" the'
mutual interests or the public. the
stOckholder and the employe"—“The
entire tailphone organization is a
working family and the service to our
public is never so dependable or the
investment of our stockholders so se-
sure as when that family is not only
proficient in the performance of ma-
teriai duties but is also imbued with
belief in the bread. honest purposes
and practices of the business."
The February Sale which A. J. Col—
lins Co. are otter—lug affords you grmlt
opportunities to save from 13 to 30
per cent. which you should not fail
to take advantage of. If there is any-
thing you need for the horn ‘. wheth-
c-i it is an odd piece or the furnish-
ing of the whole house. you should
\isit their store and mire advantage
of this great savings. ‘iee adv.
“Fete Boheme" by Toscanni and
La. Scala. Orchestra is a brilliant.
dashing number. It. has at: the small.
D! a southern French festival trams-
ported into Bohemian Paris. Stop in
as CO
botli ‘
' Soon after his arrival
“‘1” it Ilt'(‘(‘S:-’£il‘_\i l3 H'l'lll‘t n i-niii tnr
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Am“ Sl-ZYMHl‘R oi‘ii'i‘is.
Secretary.
VATICAN PREPARES
FOR CORONATEON
ON SUNDAY NEXT
Continurd from Page One.
people. :.nd is generally understood to
have been supported in the (‘onclave
hy the French Cardinals.
i The Figaro emphasizes ‘his action in
'nr-pearini; before the multitude in St.
iPeter’s square. and says: "Thus the
Supreme I’ontii’f. holder of the highen
moral authority in the world. an-
nounced that he intends to consecrate
his efforts to bring back peace on
earth."
NE\V YORK.-Feb. 7.~—A pledge of
devotion from the 800.000 members of
the Knights of Columbus in the United
States. Canada. Newfoundland. Cuba
and Mexico will be delivered to the
new pope. Pius XL. by a. special re-
prr-m ntative ot‘ the organization.
Edward L. Heam. of this city,*a.n-
nounced today he would sail Saturday
for Italy. where he is to direct the
proposed Knights of Columbus Wel-
fare ka program. Before taking up
these duties. he will visit the ,Vatican
and present the pledge. it -was an-
nounce d.
PARIS. Feb. 7 (Associated Press.)
—Cardinal Daugherty. archbishop of
Philadélphia. and Cardinal Begin.
archbishop of Quebec. reached Havre
fthis forenoon on the steamship La.
.Lorraine. from New York. after a.
stormy voyage and arrived in Paris
this afternoon. 'They will leave to-
night for Rome. where they will ar-
‘r-lve Thursday night in ample time for
the coronation of Pope Pius XI. They
had hardly expected on sailing that
they would reach Rome in time for
the election of the new pope.
in Paris.
Cardinal Daugherty telegraphed the
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Plan to Come Early
look far and wide to secure
colors—the are ’
the y lengths ran from two and a
3 ‘ “Immense. .Sale of Silks, 700 Yards
Takes Place in the Read Silk Section Tuesday Morning
Values Bigger and Better Than Ever Before
We dont know where to begin when it comes to de-
mibing these silks. But perhaps it is not necessary
as every woman knows what to expect
And still these are diflerent
from muting shown before—the qualifies, the rich
heavy weaves, to say nothing of
It W55 the demand for silks, which is just assimng
for the spring season as ever, that led our ’D‘Wio
t
fashionable silks for Raga
patrons at a. price considered reasonable.
more than fortunate, but only got these bitwse the
lows
half to fifteen yards,
Hem
Canton Crepes Charmeuse
Crepe de Chines Jersey Crepes
Manchu Crepes Faiile
" $2.69 a yard
Taffeta!» and Satins
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Exquisite color-lugs, heavy qualities, .'
Almost every color is here, from the staple blues
and browns to bright cherry red, 9. deep blue as
hire, turquoise, henna, peacock, jade green, 11g t
lue, rust, gray and taupe. -
Two—toned Tafietas, green and blue, or orange and
silver.
One piece of Coral Satin, rich in color, heavy and
lustrous.
Satin Faced Crepe
In Belgian and navy
blue, green, Royal pur-
ple, pearl gray and black
Crepe de Chine .
'q' Street. and evening
. shades. 'A splendid as-
sortment in extra heavy
quality.
$2.69 ward
In the" Sale with the Silks
Imported Brocaded Tinseis
d arkle and flashmnder evening light'S. Silver
stemmselii branches, or hanging vines rest; lightly on.
f. ado mangaurquoise or old blué and a. sen.
. gowns, is, fancy; Work'or alm6§ an hung the
‘M‘~i:hought of niche-way: of sewmg.
$5.75 W
”i One piece 5;. midi:
or, lovelgwmx E.-
in demand
hats.
w- m
'6.
$2.69
Cros de Lentils
1‘. .. Wiring
fabricsthat suggest gay balls and midnight fro‘fics.
I‘OSCS
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EIIQW‘ pontiff tht congratulations and
’good wishes oi the clergy and peopl-
of Philadelphia. Hv impressed also
'the pleasure of American Catholics lll
‘generai :it. the choice at the new pupc.
in a statement later. Cardinal Dough-
erty said; .
. “The election of the archbishop oi
Milan u few months after his eleva-
ition to the cardinalutc. is similar to
ithe election of Benedict .\'\'. it short
’time after his reception _ot‘ the red
'liat. Pope lienedict's election “as
clearly :1 special providence. and no
doubt the. same will be found ll’llt‘ of
'Pius Xi. He is conspicuous for his
Iiiitellectimlity and learning. He had
exnerience ill diplomacy. and the not)
'See chose him for its first nuncio lu
ltht" N’Wl) liberated and united lv'olisli
nation."
AUTO OWNERS
SHOULD OBTAIN
LICENSES NOW
Continmd trom Page One.
Tsaid Deputy Commissioner John A.
l MacDonald. “our purpose being to_dis_
tions as evenly as possible over the
period remaining, and thus avoid cori-
gestion the last tew days of the. license
year." He mid the department had
mailed renewal blanks to 135,000 per-
sons holding 1921 licenses but that the
respox’s‘e had been slow: It is estimat—
ed that there will be 15.00 more ap-
plications this year than in 1921.
The great majority of applications
for drivers’ licensés are received by;
mail and a large percentage must be
held up each year on accoun? of tile-
gible writing on the application blanks.
’On account.“ this experience in the we
' past. the department is urging appli-
cants to write distinctly:
Sentinel chastfled'ada work won—I
den . . -
-gum
‘tribute the expected 150.000 applica-.
t - > 7»_ ___._. «»_v _ . 7/ .
V A ‘!
ARMY lll‘Zt‘Rl‘l'l‘lNG PARTY {LABORER'S JOB FOR SRlCKLEY . 1:th
~ ‘ .- .~ .. FORMER FOOTBALL STAR I (f . 5 .-
:\T lll’illlfll‘J’OflT THIS \\ ELK; 111 {u e;
. 'He Will Work‘ in Carpet MI". as -_
Enlistments for tho (Toast Artillrrv; Archie and Theodore Roosevtlt Jr,. — ‘
Corps. i'niu-il States Army will llt‘ ink—'3 Did ;0 “by tn .liiip W.)
I‘ll lit the Police Station, li‘airticld £l\'!'.. i THOMT‘SONVlLLE Conn. Feb. 0 ... » clic“ inc
nrm:”""“ Tuesday ‘0 Fridu-M 2' 1" m. '(‘iiai'ies E. Bi'ic‘iiiel‘. iormcr liuivgrd No— lo-lxa‘ ‘. I
to to is, ill. this week. ifOOlhii” captain. tlrnuzid {H m11;: ,ii to break the. \i“\\
Those "It“ ar‘vt’ptcd will be sta-phe iaclory oi' the Bigeiow llarti‘Ji‘d tol-scco hall"... \"
tiom-d ill l-‘nrt 'l‘erry near New Lou- it‘aipet Company here today. and Went a lorgz- f 0V- \
do“. A special drive is being made for;t0 work as a common laborer. lie is place a .>.il‘!..l.‘i\.
”in 9th Company. Men desiring to join 'to learn the carpet business irom ihe .vmir 330,1? H I \
are urged to bring one or more friends ground-up and will smart in the w ml Shorli." I“: ilk-1'1"". :
with thrm. and they can stay in the .dSParlmentunder vei'seez‘ \l‘lnam J. and ,"“”‘,,‘:'e, ‘ “H' .
same company together. ,Hine. Archie anld Theodor; Ronsc‘I-ig‘. I aim; (at ”3",; . . k
‘ .‘ l!‘ S! t‘ I. '59 at . i . H u
The minimum requirements are 1.8 :lciii‘1o‘uglti‘th‘ehesami‘zul‘l :Dd lime was it it‘dresin‘t i. 1mH
years or age. weight 120' and pin-S‘— ‘their (list boss. “Bi'icklev will haxc to ing {or tobacco in
Cally and lnelitall)‘ sound and of good work just its hard "S anivone else who drug: >t \1 ill [I '.;
character. ' Those between the. ages 9‘ is under me “ said‘Vl-lin'e vestcrdnv. without question.
IX and 31 should bring a birth certiti-3 Bricklev '9th was in m"? broker-mo
bate or other evidence of age Withmusiness 113 New York um“ recently. __ W. ‘ ‘ _
the?" '. , . 'decided the carpet industry tiered ’ Ii, ‘2”;
Complete exazninirltions‘are guy?!) at greater Possibilities. He has leased 0 (){h‘ .1 {j
the recrnitmg office in Bridgeport. an? a cottage near the carpet mill and has. , .
those “coveted 3"? 1“" 0“ an immed‘ brought his wire and two children , ’( \ .. ,
late pay status and allowed two days here from New York. it will probably BESZ (high/2g I
- pass before going to Fort Terry. After I ~
- that they have the privilege of return—
applicafions for their new licenses.“ .
i
i
be two years before he learns the bush
ness thoroughly. Then he will enmr.
log home two or three times a month mé‘ sales department.
and a total of thirty days furlough on .
DH 3'-
Sentinel “fonts are \Vinners.
EorConstipatcd Bowels, Sick Headache,
SoueritOmach, Biiious Liver
bowels completely b)
feel splendid
l
l
The nicest cathartic—lakative'in the empty your
{id to physio your liver and " bowels morning and you will
when. iron have Dizzy, »Headache. “They work while you sleep." Ca:-
.* . '\ .‘ :‘arets sever stir you up or gripe like
Colds. 8‘36”,“ ln s on. or Salts. Pills. Calomel. or Oil and the:
”m..- u... _. ..
gpset' Add Stomach “candida"? {cost )nly ten cents a box. Children
‘Ialsearets" One or two tonight will i love Gamers too.
Tissue C‘C-‘f'
skir‘. AC'” ‘
, {rt
P‘MPHQV I an”
Cream ‘1. heart
Pores. L8"""‘ f'mt'
for cleans-m5 “‘ ”r
oning C786”
Bleaching
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