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SATURDAY, MARCH an, 1915
MINIATURE ALuAuAc roR.
TOMORROW. .
High tide 2:16 a. m; 2:46 pm.
Sun rises 5:54; sets 6:05. .
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS.
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92- -3-—Buslness Department.
r388 -—Branch Office, Norwalk.
nos-3—Edi‘tor's Residence.
1385-!2—01ty Editor’s incidence.
undo-Bullpen Ranger's Ros-
idence.
MASONIC NOTICE.
Old Well Lodilc. No. 108. F, and A. M.
Meets in Masonic tBulldIns. South
Main street, 1st and 3d Tuesday of
sadl‘montb—Juiy and August ex-
- caption—Alt 8 o‘clock. All Idaho?
Masons cordially invited. Sylvester
P. Decker, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox,
Sec. ‘
A Stated ConVQcation of Butler
Chapter, R. A. M., will be held at
its rooms in Masonic Temple, Booth
Main street, Tuesdaysvenlng, March
23.
Work—R. A. Degree.
All R. A. Masons cordially and frat»
crnally invited,
Fraternally yours,
CHARLES A. TUCK, H. P.
Robert M. Wilcox,
Secretary.
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Attest:
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A NEW RUWAN TREATY. .
It is gratifying to learn that the Am-
erican Ambassador at Petrogrsd is
busy with the preliminary negotiations
muckrakers, thefitste
, which a“ air?
Vic-6y W rather unloading
submitted a long-delayed reports. and?
as a rerun crush, 9. law was gassed:
which tends to protect the consumer
from taking part in industrial murder
when he’ropcns a can of pen.
Senator George F. Thompson has
now fathered a measure to undo thh
law. lie claims that in the height of 3
:the canning season women and nth,
nors must be allowed to work nights‘
and Sundays, or the vegetables will
spoIL~
Every housewife knows that there:
is a grain of truth in this.“ There tel
always but u brief season when mate-
rials are at their best.
But most women, one ventures to
think, Would rather have a cent or two
added to the cost of s can of tomatoes .
than to see so reactionary a step taken
for the sake of human life and happi-
ness. 7 _
The . bills proposed by Senator
Thompson will remove all restrictions.
Women and children may work days,
nights and Sundays from early pens to
late tomatoes, a hundred hours a week;
——earning less per hour, of ooursef
proper length.
is a womans health of less value
corn. "
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WE’RE LUGKY. 5
According to tho Berliner ngeblatt.l
the German supply of eggs is so short
that no one is expected to eat more‘,
than one egg in five days. l’
The newspaper urges that horses:
for a new Russian treaty. Since the
last treaty was abrogated by the‘L'ntt-
ed States during President 'i‘si‘t'e ad-
ministration, because of unfair treat-
ment by Russia of Jewish American
citizens, the two countries have had‘
no written basis of intercourse, though
,our relations have remained iriondly.
It is always desirable to have a de-
Iinite working arrangement with every
great power, and with the war In
progress is especially desirable that.
we should conic to an understanding
with Russia.
At present the commercial side of
our Russian relutions is paramount.
We are selling the Czar considerable
war material; but that business Is, of
course. merely temporary and of small
account compared with the building
up of a permanent commerce. The em-
pire is just beginning its industrial
and commercial development, and is
destined to vast expansion. The Rus-
sian Government has explicitly urged
American business men to enter this
now field and prepare for the future
harvest. ~
it should be easy now to make trade
~ orrangements favorable to this coun-
try. lt should be easy, too, to suo
ceed where We failed seven years ago,
enforcing recognition for all our citi-
zens without discrimination, and inci-
dentally winning more tolerance for
- utussla's Jewish subjects.
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“mam SLAVERY.
A few years ago some wickedly radi-
cal muckrakers began to look into the
.1 conditions of labor in the New York
are employed Ionghours in the sum-
mer Their discoveries were more hor-
rifying than anything uncovered In
t the country. with the possible excels
“ tIon of the glass works where children
work all night. . .
Mines were lured Into the can-
'nery districts by smooth-tongued
agents who promised “free lodgings
. with fresh country air for the chil-
dren." Thfij‘mfwngl word In
, most cocoa In ouch-condition as to be
‘ * “printable. The country sir waspot-
.m to an about. summed-of In
crowded cilia. Decency was un-
Tho funnies could not leave
ishull be dressed quickly for use us
however, how difficult It Is to solve thy
' In Bayonne. N. J., toured the city
kltlcd or wounded on the battlefield
meat, and shipped back to Germany.
Austria, with every able-bodied man
in the army, Is training little. children3
to raise crops lost the nation starve,
and has sacused from school all be
tween 12 and 14 years old to do their
Iathcrsl work in the fields.
Horse dealt in Vienna costs from 10
to I6“ cents a pound
Kerosene in Austrin is 80 cents a -
gallon. and soft coal $10 a ton.
Children in. Germany have been urg-
ed to content themselves with oneI
slice of brand for their supper, in-{
stead oi two. '
There have been broad riots in Tun;
key, and the inhabitants of the Ilolyl
Lend are starving.
There are still millionuot peoplt“ In '
Uncle Sam's bread line In Belgium.
in Poland there Isn't even a bread
line.
Aren’t you glad you're on American?
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' The Japanese ambassador declares’
that his country looks to the United
States to solve the problems of the
world. The words are flattering even
for a diplomat. We have already seen,
problem In which Californisond Japan
are involved.
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on st. Patrick's day a German band
wearing shammcks‘ond playing “Tip
pernrygmand'evsn drinking cosine do
months. There‘s hyphenated neutral-
ity for you!
- Lloyd’s teacher received this from
Lloyd's mother: “You have pulled
Lloyd's right car until it is getting
longer than the other. Please pull his
left eastern while. and rouse." “
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ELECTBIO‘ROADS INCREASL‘
Network of Trolley Linc. ‘Extcnch
from Coast to Coast.
There were In the country In 1913
1, 260 electric and street railway sys-
tems, employing 282.!81 men, and cap-
itsllasd “$4,108,568.19. -
A network of trolley tracks corerl
the entire United States. It In poul-
ue to Idle"frdn m to‘omu-o on
the trolley can with only o few ‘Vanllso
or steam and travel. Troll-y lines
have roach“ thdr mm indoo-
ncnt In thou-tn! m unorth-
‘ | ricdricll.
than a bushel of tomatoes? Do you \xcll
Methodist»
Amendingltth‘e charter of the Ml"
tool Pluto Glut: insurance Curiously
of Connecticut.
Restoring (crushed rights to An-
toio Gonlno
Amending the charter of the New
York. ‘Now Haven and Hormel-d Itali-
road Company.
Amending the charter a: the Diam-
Yord “Gus "odd licctrlc CW!!! _
Amending on not commits to.
city 61‘ “endured: lud'o Wt
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Captain Kit-lino, his Wife and two children were aboard the
than they would in a working day of American merchant ship William P. Frye, belongi to Arthur
’Sewell 8; Co., of Both Mo, whenslrc was sunk by tgmnz hitci
Tllt‘y were treated kindly by the German
officers.
'ihc members of the crew of the sailing vessel were also treated
SNAP SLOTS
Iy Joya. Hum. ,
The trouble with the man
who uses a safety razor Is tint
'he’ln‘élsts on making It full‘nlid
complete confession.
The reason a married man
hates to wear his good clothes
is because he hasn‘t any. -
There one various ways of
concealing ono's identity, but
marrying a‘ porno dorms some .
to be the most successful.
The baldhusdsd harbor near-
ly always knows ‘a sure cure for
It.
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A boy's idea of unnecessary
trouble is to wash his hands. A “
boy's ides of submitting to an
indignity Is to wash his neck.
In scorching (or arguments
against the saloon the fact that
.. buttermilk to sold In moot oi .
them should not be overlooked.
The weather ls always cool‘V
enoughfifor film it they're now.
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.Ssrtorlai art duds many forms .
or expression. Jasper Elling-
ton's idea of dressing for a .
party Isto buttoahls vest.
ll confess that .1 have never
been able to understand what
the Judge new In Hand Muller.
There are exceptions ”to ev~
ery other rule. but a man with
It promInont ,
should notwsar a wing collar.
, ,In'millng Innttcry for the
woman, usecue part fact-(cud
three parts fiction In mixing
flattery for the men, leave out?
the fact.
ACTS OF THE ‘GOV‘E‘RNOR
Governor Marcus H. Holcomb yes—
terday approved the'following public
and special acts:—
Concernlng notice to creditors M
insolvent estates.
Incorporating the New Milford Hin-
torlcsl hostel? .
Restoring 1031;36th rights to Arthur
S. Harder-
Arum the charter of the but:
Cliff cemetery
in out incorporsting the
Amen
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welsh children’s lives by cans of takm shortly after they had landed/at Newport \ews from the
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State Forester mild Vito Warden
\i‘ullt-r 0 Fills) scnda out the “VP
glowing warning against forest tires.
; "There is ov cry rcnson to expect an
,unususlli curly and severe forest
lure season In L‘Onuoctlcut this spring.
;'l‘he luck of view or rain and the 110!
sun of the past few wen ks limo mode
the woods and ”(Mrs veritable tire
Imps which need only the careiiss
dropping of n lighted matchmlgnnm
(neurone bull to start a continuation.
Are-adv fortydbrco tires have been re-
ported to the finite pro. warden. as oc-
durlq fill post three weeks.
: Probe ll‘ mun there hnvo not been
We’re ‘lhatched out a lot of
now things {or Easter-dross
for men: new patterns "in
suits, new designs in mm-
coats, new colors in neck-
wear, shirts and hose; new
shades in gloves, new hides
in canes and jewelry: this
store is the Temple of New-
ncss.
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PHILADELPHIA. Pal. March lti.-~
Speaker Clark, uddrcsaing the Friend—
ly Sons of St. Putnlclrhere last night
eulogized President Wilson as “among
the grout presidents whose names can
be counted on the fingers of one
hand."
"it Is no exaggeration to say flint
he hours a heavier loud than any
President since Lincoln has borne,“
said the monitor.
At length Speaker Clark reviewed
the Work of the Democratic Congress
ed with the aid and approval or rc-
pubiicun and progressive votes end
predicted that any political «party
could not carry ten nttltL‘s on the re‘
pen! of the income tux. lie declared
the country was rupidty recovering
from the dcprosslon oi' the European
war and to spend prosperity. urged
thud nil l'odorul. state county and
municipal works be pressed.
{The (‘cngrees has done Its Work:
he said. "Senators and Representatives
i reported, It ll be u month ut lonst
ltbnforc vegetation will be advanced
l utililCioniv to check the spread of' tires Vl
‘Thc local flrc‘.wnrdcns are vigilant
1and anxious to prevent all damage.
plpouiblc. but the public must co-op—‘
i crate with them if large expense us
have” on property loss is to be proven-
tcd. ‘
“During the severe drought or last
full ncurly tlvc hundred tires occurred
In this state. causing thousands of
dollars damage. Most ‘of these firms
were due to carelessness on the port
of pooplcwho'. were In the woods and
fields during the hunting nnd uniting
seasons. ‘WIthflm advance of vspring.
thonspnds of-rncu and have each
pleasant Sunday and hotlduy. will re-
spond to the coil of the wild. Every
one of them ought to recline his rc-
snonsiblllty to the community to see
that no Iirc results from his careless-
ness. or that no fire Whlll‘ he dis-
covers in the ‘woods Is loft unorth-
guls‘hed Every town has a tire wor-
dcn who should be notified of snv tire
uhlch ls beyond control of the party
dlscoverlng'lt. The telephone control
can usually give the fire wsrdcn's
number.
“A word of caution Is also noose,
snry to anyone having Occasion to
burn brush during the next month.
The law requiring the ssmrlng of
permits Is in effect March 15 and
should be observed in ever-yous. No
brush should be burned on windy
days and without due precaution to
keep the tire from spreading There
Is a heavy penalty for kindling n
fire which escapes and Injures rho
prepcrty ‘or another. The securing of
n permit does not alter thereuponsl-
billty for consequences for tire dum-
888.
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Any one unwanted In those mat-
ters can secure Inter-motion" regarding
the laws mom the local tire wardens
or by writing the undersigned. There
ls. a great luck at appreciation of
damage and expense caused by for-
est fires In Connecticut The general
impression. seems to be that a. are In
the woods- in 4 twirl) occur-Pr
no single ‘mctor Is no Wilma”?!-
tibia for metastatic rotlonh‘fihc quot-
rty- ofw Mallow urinates
which become more and more mum.
arena with the Increase In density of
our population "
CHIEF mmm OF‘POWER
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m m M AWI‘
Uton. of Boston, was elected chief
Want“. um Ml Dow-
or squadron. competed or motor but
clubs. at “commandos: of thlt
.. V . t. Cheri“
inn cloc-
‘ Charles
PWPhlasm not
which does no harm Do the contrary, us
we find ourselves bx reason of the
'I‘rnns- Atlantic war and the (‘ltil war
it Is no exaggeration to say that he
bears a bemicl loud thun any point-
‘dont nlncc Lincoln has home. No men
can rollcvc him of his burden. His
troubles. being purcil executive in
more about what is going on abroad
than does any other man In America
because he has better moons of in-
formation.
“F‘very good citizen. without refer-
some to politics or religion should
truat him and uphold him In this
merits with foreign nations and lead
us in the paths of poem.
"When the Democrats came into
possession of the Husseiflho Matt
and the President on March 4 1913
stop from power. we had a colossal
world In the face. we can truthfoib
diction assert that we have courag-
couslyn wisely and patriotlcally oc-
compltshed the major portion or that
stupendous undertaking.
"The Baltimore platform contained
a multitude or promises We have re-
deemed many of them. While neith-
er a prophet nor the son of a pro-
phet. I make hold to predict' that In
a day but nuimrthelcsa Rome was
built. There is a. limit to the power or
men to labor mentally or physically.
which to place our extenslve and no-
books, though the 63rd. Congress sat
more davs and enacted more con-
structive legislation than any other
shadow of a. doubt that the historian
of our times will pronoun: ht
great Congress. We have 0 g a
good fight We have kept the mm.
The people will endorse and reward
”rho brilliant Bostonian Disraeli.
Earl of Beaconsfleld. declared that
contemporaneous foreign opinion as
to a public man to identical within
the m‘flfflfit armory most as-
_ surcdly. then. Woods-Ow Moon drill
be rated among the grout Presidents,
whose names can be counted on the
lingers of one hand.
"For moro‘ than hallo. mama-
and Democrats have who“ with ol--
arm. ." the apart
the hot I: on the othcr’tudt. *nt‘the
present iuncturo nanom- 'Soolnt
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: WOMEN’S UNION SUITS CO'IBINATIIO'NS. U
l“ Low neck sleeveless, lacc Made of fine muslin, lace "
trimmed pants; value 59C embroidery and ribbon .9
” each. Saturday night Spec- trimmed; value $1.00 each. U,
u not, each ........... . 39¢ Sammy night special 79¢“
Whl(‘ll- he said, bud been accomplish— .
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have returned to their homes. The -
President remains In Washington be- ‘
cause of the tickltst situation In w‘hlch ,
character. are his and his alone. In ‘
the very nature of things he knows I-
crisis of our country s fate. May GVdV
give him the wisdom, odor-age and ’
strength to keep us out of entangle-v
after sixteen years of entire cxclu- :
task ahead of us. Looking the whole ' ‘
and without tour of successful contrn— - "
.lhc next two years We will redeem "
the remainder. Home was not built In .
Two years were not enough time in "
trlotlc programme upon the statute ‘ ‘
that ever inst I have not even thel .
its._
publicnus have Wed with L«pvlde‘ In much Merger"
but tlmlda persona
her went on. "Now ghosts. who In fit your
word tearful” fl: possible Icon 78mm V
"and who are molly worried by thin
with nrldo.’ simian-slum inc-V , .
“I!” Mum Mentioned. These two
8mm up and!" mg the coun-
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.: “Ross” VOILE.
‘ it MARQUISETTE _ A new fabric, pretty in de- J
I~ lor curtains, hcmstitchcd Sign and colors; value 12 ll
border: value 25c per yard. 1 2‘ per yard. Saturday I!
‘ fl Saturdax night special night special Ii
ii ............ . . 3 ymls for 190 g;
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the noblest of mankind. The second
PETTICOATS. I
Made of line quality sat— , ,
inc; variety of colors; values
to 79c each. Saturday night I
special .............. '
APRON GINGHAMS.
Heavy. quality, all size?
checks, fast colors; valueSc ,
,‘, vvan GRIP
{Hoes SUPPORTERS.
Black and colors, all siz~
cs; value 25c per pair. Sat-
” urday night special. .17¢
t: SLEEPMETER
n ALARM CLOCKS.
ll \l'arranted for one year,
“ L"./'
ion loud I r in) $1.2 per yard. Saturday night ,
', g, a a m; vs I. 5 , ‘ .
Peach Saturday night SPCC' special 2Vyards for 949.
lcl ...... . .......... ‘
it ” 95¢ TURKISH TOWELS.
Large heavy Towels, pink“:
M ‘ .
' WATER TUMBLERS' and blue border; a bargain
9‘ Thin blown glass; value - _.
it so each. Satul day night :tggzlcach. Satgrriay fight; ' ‘
. :l special ....... 6 fat 19¢ ‘ p """"" or 5¢
TRAYVCLOTHS.
lsgggggyégggfigs All linen, sturdy quality,
large assortment of designs ;'
I: Regular ml“ 300 eadl- value 29c each. Saturday
‘ ‘ Saturday night spocral 19¢ night special, each . . 17¢
it TABLE OIL CLOTH. ABSORBENT COTTON.
N. 45 inches wide. white and Sterilizcd, aseptic: cisc-I
“colors: value 20¢ per yard. where 45¢ per roll. Satur- "
.5 Saturday night special day night special . .. 25¢ .
Presents ‘
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Fashion f Fete
Gowns Hats
and
Tailored Frocks
arranmd especially for the gentlcwomsn
ccmmg to New Yorlun quest of clothes
Filth .HAvonuc at 526 Street
\ New {Yolk Boris
malignants afs unmet-5m amass mummy mm "m ,9 “m M
would do nothing. Now our Mandi.
class. suffering from the mgriagrubs :the enemy. ”gammy uneven-ate tho!
“ we ‘aro ruining the country‘ by unit"
“WM “u“ ' too much. Cortninly homo folks .
“063‘ Tor-r Iiud to picnic."
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motions or the Cassandra: may . THEY KNOW lr'o Votes.
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