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until you look it up and learn that ment of these regulatwns. They are re-
run scorn uoawamr EVENINGV’SENTINEVL
THURSDAY. APRIL i. 19$
no SOUTH NORM“: °~ . WWWWWRW Wz»z~sow'erz «of.
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a, ‘ Your Boy's Chance In the World. “w m ’2'
ESTABLISHED BY 1 .. W. , - a e “st-Y0" SHOP In :1
JAMES GOLDEN. ‘ I The dwflnsattraetiono 9‘ 3 B" 3‘
lury-lov‘ing age constitute the ponies; . \ _ :2
E. L. AND A. L. GOLDEN, ifi‘gfff’mpfgge't‘; ”em,” I?“ 2: 2:21
' PROPRIETORS. i .' i “ e“ ”we 0 town EC ' . n
.g. onomy, 11a lty, ty e and Courtesy are Linkediwith Everv S to "4
THURSDAY APRIL 1. ‘925 its a line Sunday afternoon; Proud . a O 28‘
’ land happy Father is givinx Baby Boy 22 ' 2.1
___,__ Ian airing and getting a lot of good ..
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MINIATURE ALLgAVIjAC FOR‘from the exeltlse himself. The 3. ‘ ..i
TOMORR ly’oungsters asleep now, so w’ell just. 2: i .
11 3h tide 12 37 P m . ijoin Daddy and have a quiet talk with 0:0 39‘
Sun rises 52 34; sets 6:13. fhinl about his son‘s future. 00 I 3"
’ “What are you going to do to give 9. . :'
EVENING SENTINEL TELE..tllal boy of your a start in life?" we .8. v". . ...
PHONE CALLS. ask. 3. _ L 09‘
92_2_Nem Department. 2 "Why. we’re going to feed him, 2 9".
92-3‘Bulinell Dem! ‘ clothe him and try tokeep him well," 2}: . 00
I388 ——Branch Office, Norwalk. “its the fond parent “We’ll send 3 . . 32‘
1325-3—Edfi0fl- me lhlm to public school and Sunday- 00 2:21
‘1385-12—City Editor's Residence: EC11001 He will have good books to 232 3.!
[Imam-Business Manager’s Res- 'Tead good playihings and good play- 232 .2:
idence. imi‘es' , 232 3
_____ . That 5 line." we reply, “but how is 2 I .3.
MASONIC NOTICE "‘6 .0... ‘° “‘3'“ ”m“ “a ”*e "a" ‘1’ “SI Oilfllll "1")th our New York "J
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Old Well Lodge, No.1“. r and A. M. "e“af Snow- _ .. . .2: .5
Meets in Masonic Building, South 9 my theory ls replies 1112,02 "
Main street, 1st and 31! Tuesday of \oung father that n 111) (hild ‘5 81"‘00 0 cc 8' a . savin ' . \
each month—July and August 92- e“ a“ ”‘0“ WIRES 1 have mentioned, 2% 2.
cepted—at 8 o'CIoclr. All Master he “”1 be pretty we“ able to take . 23“
Masons cordially invited. Sylvester}care 0‘ himself “he“ the time 0011193,}: ‘2‘,
P. Decker, W. M. Robert M. Vl’iicox,10f course l'm carrying some “[9 in- 3: 029‘
Sec lsurame for the benefit of my tamilv'. 2 - ’3’.
....... : “'Thats all right. " we reply,‘ but do 2 ..
Iutler Chapter No 38. R. A M you realize that learning the value of 2:: 9::
’ money by beginning to earn it and e ‘
Meets in Masonic Building. South _ - so
Main St., 2nd and 4th Tuesdays.o of slave it in his boyhood will do more to .2 TOMORROW and SATURPAY, we Will be preparedto show you the most .2:
each month~July and August 01- “3‘"9 3’0“" b0) 9 success than 3b.. magnificent assortment of Suits ever exhibited in this city. .31
, most any other 011 thin " it will 2 i .
copied—at 8 oclock. All Royal Arch 9 3 "e 2 A ll . _ :1
Masons cordially invited Charles .11itfelin him a habit which will be ”{2}: ll exce cnt variety that embraces the best style features brought out this '2‘
A Tuck H. P. Robert W Wilcox,‘ leong benent. And it‘ you open a, season—every approved new color—every fashionable material. ’2’.
Sec swings bank account in his name. and 2:: .2.
it e t v - . i
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—,.-,-1-.—.—-—- _ v ]e p i iup faithfully, eventuall), with 92 If you want to buy the prettiest and most stylish Slut and save from N
GERMANYS BIG MISTAKE. “5- ““ Stance .10“ can accumulate a ’90 ’2’:
.Sillh acts as the torpedoing of the £10112; :OOJ‘fltzélrfle fund am“ “10"“) 19:. 2:2
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dilitish liner Falaba by a German sub- “By George therse sndiggiloduii‘ii; ofi 2o 0 O . 02$
marine makes the whole world sick truth in that I never lookod at it o ' 2 2:2‘
at heart. It is hard to believe that in like that before," says the mung 1‘11- 22 C H T S 00‘
the twentieth century any enlighten-”1°"! just as the baby wakes up and .020 ome ere 0'm0rr0w 0f aturday. 2:2
od goiernmont “ill sanction the de- beglilllls lfaffythdzagairgsmm 011111 1 :3: . . . 2 2:;
T o- l
.. On 111 and Excluswe Easier ' 1'
hundred non-combatant passengers wo tulle leave of him .3. - e ress 3.
and sailors at one stroke. or that on: Now just a word to parents of old-i22 ' o o 1 020
naial commander will carry out an :‘l' in)”; Your “0." 18 busy every day '23: EaSICr Mlnme Neel‘W O20
11y 11g the foundation for his career. so 0 01‘s
official polity ulth such (old blooded : 0o
ills daily practices are boroming his .1. g
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inhumanity. ‘ fixed habits. Ir an new" spender" .. The ingenuity of the Ami-111ml lllllllnerv tlcstglicrs was A Distinctive Character About The loveliest WI 't I) .. C ' ’2’:
Germany 14 best friends cannot cx no“ 1... “m hm... much to undo he 1 3 llcpo- shoii 11 to better alliantuni than this stasm Everything You See Here. - l l' q ‘ ” e R“ ““0115 that have been madi 2:0!
cuse so hlutnl a deed and Germany" 11 tom he finds himself." 12:2 NC\CI' liaic ue displuytll such illlminsc nssort Th 9 .l r . d . i' -111 h“ ' T" “1' also ”10.50 brought from abroad for thc 90,
friends (me it ,0 Germum hem.” mil A innings account :11 me lmflk will 1020 merits of il‘ltra‘lashlonablc v].l-;ynmcd Hats for‘womcn. coy- Necktvgqlirlilhif;:soa): y0:11:11 lac: season. All will be available here tomorrow at J24“
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emphasize the Mumm‘ of m 1elp your boy to gain Ipoisr as “(an .3. f 111.1 1 1111 e rangt oi cvir} llllaglnnblc l(l(‘8 that has proral “1 are showing an end MARVELOUSLY LOW PRICES, so
Wh 1 1.: man i ) 11 gm] M as 1111111111. iItB effect upon his lite “ill 22 ound lilior for the spring season less \m t of V1: t (‘ I . :4
a '1111 e l l() e l 1 . t‘ t.‘ , 1 Des.
‘ n 3 lWO . S .dtpend upon the attention he lilies \CHI llau: \\ 1' seen such exrcllent qualities stuh rrrn- lirlius Nc‘w Colin: gllfLCLl‘llnSl(‘l; 1 D 2 , . :3:
sinkinl. :1 mr earning .1 lurson lo 11. um you help and encourage :3: tin ginins 1n dislgnmg Nclu hale we ofi‘md 3.0 mmh t0mm uiih 111,0“, \\1r‘d Col- fess men From BBIglum :.
passengers and crew. without piling him ill this direction? .::f(1r so little money l'irs m“ (‘olltlrs {hung Frills l’ l ' 1 ' 00’
1 T. 11. MACGlilio l . . . . . ‘ " ‘ ‘ " ‘ f . -‘ ,e lanoystcr-wutc. all . 1' ' 1 . - . , so
“‘9‘" ”"10 ‘0 ”cap“? The” is no * 0" I 3: Your choice of hundreds of distinctive styles 111 l‘\‘('l‘V Also the latest novelties 111 Ruth- g2 , fim fl is 1mm" ”“1an ma") '
. . . . _.... .----..-_-... . to _ - - . . . “Light. sliih as has been the qt'ldl , f . so
material adlmltage uhateler. 'lbc REGULATION OF lNTOXICANTs OP;:2:sha1>e, 111 every color. 1111': and Plaltlngs durill _ . . f f ‘ "' ’3 0" summer (11138893 2
moral effort of it is to rouse sluggish THE PRIBILOF ISLANDS :: g gtmrations 0 women who wanted the best. 02o
~-Britnin to 11 shite heat of anger that . \\ \SiilNGTON, Apiiii. l lider the :2 _‘ _ . .3.
means a fierce onslaught 011 Ger "l1ll\ charging the Department of Com. ‘. .. . O c 0 ‘ mo 59c d 46 1" 69C d .3.
mum" to send a glow of anger mtrcc with the administration of (11912:. , . 2 . O 9
h Hi i '1 l i ti 1 . 1d.,l’ribiloflslunds,Secretary Redfield has 0 .; . .0,
‘ mu“ “9 “ ‘06 mpar a wor '-.iust approved certain regulations re-lo. . ,3;
and to bring sorrow t0 the hearts 0‘ gurding the delivery and use of intox¥32 C 2:.
all colic eicr whole who lile and looting illuors on these i l d orse S 318 S as
p 1 y i \ 1.11)! 1 sons. 12:. -3 22
admire (lelmany for her many good 0 ““0 0 or acoholic “9‘10” 0! :2 1 “ .8
any kind are to be landed 011 the is- .
and great qualities. ; vv . All i -- , - ~ 2
lands (inept by the aulhorily ol‘ the 3 All the new 9 rill models, for sli Yht fi urcs. for me— -1 “at L‘ 11c“ m (.rcpc ‘19 All tli . 11 , . ‘O
Torpedoing 11 liner with hundreds Secretary of Commerce or the Com- :2. . p "Y i” g (limo, Lingerie, Mchalinc. Etc. , t cw and 9091”“ Stilts and COlOI' shades f0? 2:2‘
' of innocent men women and ohlldlen missioner ot mshems and m thei .. (1111111 figilles. for stout figures, from the most popular The newest fancies in embroid— springr wear. Every pair warranted and our prices abso— 22‘
aboald is; not “31‘ at all; it is assas knowledge or the agents The agent “1.8: makes, £1 cry tollars culls. sleeves and Intel} the lowest .
sination. It is unworthi of Germany; ' each island is to be the sole custod-Jo :2: shoulders are strongly featured. :3.
it would be 111111 01th) of any nation. ian (if all §0\'e;'lrllr)nelllt1:upplles 01!] such 90‘ 02..
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And the German government should plottigifileailoi‘t‘lieir zrdperrhed:o;iie’hi:l: I," C 0 O c ‘0 0 to 0201
understand that eierv torpedo launch-=1ng ot' quass’ or other alcoholic drink 2‘2 .3.
ed against a. shiplond of non~combat- by the natives is prohibited, 2:2 I h v il 2:.
ants is :1 null driven into her own‘. The giving 0f intoxicating liquors ml” Sp as 0 BS . '
' the natives, except its medicine and il1‘o2o Sheen [linen TOWIBS ’ 22,
coffin. , 0 22
Tile attack on Belgium was a tre- 3:11:21“Zinc:2:201:33rilltxigznliiycedliol): 22 \ 9f)" (‘CSH'RNC for ‘VfllSlSi 500 yards fine 40 inch Collas— i-iclllstitclicd linen all white, . 1 For waists an d' ch'ld , 232'
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memo“ ‘n‘s‘aka‘ 1” alienated mo“ a medicine is regarded with disfavor :2: might" 4O inthts “"‘e’ value set bllCt‘llllg. Spoolal tomor— 18 x 30: value 250 each. To- 1‘000 Law and Linen D°yh9$ \vmr- valuc 25¢ per (1 T 029'
. . ~ 1 ~ . ‘ a . ‘ 1 rar . - .
of the norld flom sympathy with as being rarely ii: ever indispensable. 3. 391, per yard. Tomorrow row per yald ........ 8% ¢ morrow . _ . . . 18¢ :Spccml tomorrow, each .. 5¢ morro . 3 0 232
Germany. This lawless submarine; All requisitions for alcohol or 3.1- X ..... . ........... ‘. .. 19¢ “. ............. . 19¢ 2:2
campaign against non-combatants is 'COhOHC liquors intended for public 0:0 .3.
just as big a niiiako. Does Germany‘ med!cmasks;33:8?gfcofutifigosézmfili? .2. . é.
.. , receive 0 - oo ,
want to nilennte all the rest of the ‘sioner of Fisheries and all requisitions .2. EngllSh Long . 00
“'0‘“? for liquors for religious use must re- .3. erca cs 00
9 ‘- ceive the written sanction of the pro- 3 .3.
The rerent death of 11 Philadelphiai per church oilioials, transmitted 22 '- at s 10000 'a 1 ll 1 2:.
distiller named E. C Booz caused his through the Department of Commerce; 920 Sieci'll Piece Prices (1 1. l H 5. a atest colors and .2.
proud icllou-tewnsmen to revive the before the SOOdS are shipped 2:9 l ‘ a- CSIgns, value 12 1-2‘: yard. :2“
legend that the word “booze" is de— omugshcomfingml coatiergiilfl‘iit, .3. 1.19-1.149 ‘ . 3 3.
ry, 0 er 0 11 rr
rived from his name. It 1001‘s like at 32::9111 which may visit Elie islands .3. c- 0-m0 0w QC 2:2
“’5 fine "it 0f alcoholic etymology. ' are urged to co- operate in the enforce‘ :2: ‘ .§..
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‘ The playwright Sheridan used it be-
‘the poet Keats, before M12800: was i quested to make no delivery of alcohol
born, wrote of Robin Hood and Mai
Marion Dowsing from horn and can." sure themselves of the contents of all
packages ‘tor the seal islands permit-
tore that. and Masslnger. a contem- ting no padkage containing unauthor‘
. porary 0: Shakespeare, lamented, “No ‘ ized articles to he landed and to for-
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The 511911411111 the giving of alcoholic liquor to
inatlves who may visit their ships.
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GOVERNMENT MIRCHANTABLE
. TIMIIQ . .
WASHINGTON.‘Harch 31.«- The
Korean or mm. which has lost
éompleted -an 11171111th 0! the
merchantahle timber acquired by the
goiernrnent In the purchase of land
.lor national forests in the White
Mountains,“ New Hampshire and
the Southern Appalachians. plot.
this must at over a m some
191 at e value at 03300.00. co the
u oi- olive-a no use haul--
in» uni-r.- o‘- mu nava-
sorjm to m” I rem
house? nor no tobacco?"
in; has varied, but the word-which
isn’t slang at all-seems to be nearly
as old as‘the practice.
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Submarines stir the imagination,
and there's something heroic in a
crew going down under the sea to
light an unseen enemy. Nevertheleu.
viewed as a sporting proposition. lub-
marlno other: are the melt cow-fill!
(11°? alcoholic liquor except oilicial con- .
signments properly authorized. to as- .
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THE ODENWALD.
tempting to leave San Juan harbor
without papers and in defiance of
orders was irritating. Even more Ir-
ritating was the conduct of the Oden-
wald’s master in putting overslde the
United States custom. house inspector
on board. The military authorities 0!
the port acted promptly and wisely
when they used solid shot to bring
the defiant German steamer to a halt.
Under the circumstances there will
be little doubt in the popular mind
that the German’s intentions were to
supply some cl lib war on“ on cool
or one!" necessary applies. Pollu-
minimum no in:
nmmmumuulhd
”mummrfihu
“Howl-Imus..-
“Mlle“ on
The conduct of the Odenwald in at-=
l chantman. Had he succeeded he
might have endowed us with another
Alabama case
‘ The incident suggesti kultur; Ger-
man arrogance; German disregard for
other people in the execution or Ger—
man purpose. 'It is apt. likely to in-
crease American regard for Germany
and it has possibilities for rousing an-
ger against Germany. Still it is to
be remembered that the Odenwald s
not. as for u we have absolute kilow-
lodn. a German war craft or on aux-
iliary to 0mm war mitt. She is
outrun, only a Mulder-Ian neo-
mmmmm
authority will say he is. _
In any case there is nothing for us
to do except prevent repetition of the
offense and punish the captain or
owners it'we feel like it.
liantly. glaringly apparent that we
have cause only against obscure in-
dividuals. The lmident is closed.~
Hartford Times.
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