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EVENING SE mun.
ESTABLISHED BY
l JAMES GOLDEN
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I. L. AND A. L. GOLDEN,.
PROPRIETORS
gNDAY. MARCH 13, 19t5
KINIATURE ALHANAC FOR
. TOMORROW
Sun rises 6:06; sets 5:58.
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-f .ttpemm. for our
I
' PHONE CALLS ters to start this drilling business.
2, mt“! Salome “Really. there are quite a few men in
I .W cc 93' tthe l'nited Statts who could be do"
5“ "om“: Branch Office—13w .
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t ,, _ ' r'a Residence—rzzs-3.
ty Editor's Residence—7524.
’f “Business Manager's Residence-—
‘ FRENCH LINER BUNK
I shoot; and plenty of thorn do. not the ‘
American Woman's League for Self~i
Defense seems to be primarily a New
‘York (‘in institution, rind content-i
tplates the preparation of American:
twomen in general to defend their
!liomes against a supposedly hostilel
'. Europe
t There is a certain satisfaction in
lrealizing that, it” the nation is ever;
-threatened by a foreign foe, our w0<1
inien will defend us. Still, to the or-1
tdinary male American it seems rather.
mot hers and sis-
| pended on to do their duty in case of
To be precise, there are 20,- '
. invasion.
‘ t
'ootwuti men who would fight to the
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lhc l'rtitcurc “us bring used in
IN IEDITERRANEAN.
”it ltttnit ltlict. I..t I totcncc, long ttt thc scrvtt‘c ltcttvcctt
tit
thc
the Mediterranean. soul]!
It is lll'l'l"'t‘(l that nt-at‘l‘y Loot) pcrsmts tit-t'c
State Body Tips Off Chamber of Com.
met-cc.
According to notice receivcd ht tin-
(‘hnmbcr of Commerce front the sec
can soon: was: mm m -----
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i aunmrr AVENUE wALKs
t CLEANED.
.'l‘o the Editor of The Sentinel:
I Sonic of the residents on Burritt
Iint‘fllle‘ wish to express their sincere
thanks to the city officials in the
more they made'in compelling parties
Ito remove the snow and ice from the
walks after the last two snow storm.
.Why not try the same plan on streets
nearer the center of the city. How
laboat the new amendment the
'charter. or is that icy?
RESIDENT ()F BURRITT AVE
to
lwATERIURY REPUBLICAN canoe
, MESSAGE TO CONG. HILL.
WATDRBURY, March ll——AittorneY‘
IJohn i-‘. Mctirath has adopted, since.
Thursday night. a paltry of watchful‘
waiting \fr. Mcflrath tetegraphcd'
some splendid advice to KepreacntatiVet
”I. .l. Hill at Washinflton Thulsday‘
night, and his waiting will consist 0ft
lwntchinir the effect of his words of?
terlnlll' wisdom. Mr. Mctmtth wirod- t
“lion. i-:. .l. ititt. ‘
"Mf‘lllltf‘r of Congress,
“\k'a‘shimilon. ll (‘.
3 “Why not offer a resolution iti con-
. gz-ess calling on Americans living near1
lMcnicnn border to further withdraw
‘ into the United States territory so its
to avoid giving cause for rupture with
'Mexico?
t "Then if more Americans werc liill -
'cd on American soil near the border,
the l’nited States Would not be oblig-
ed to raise gchcnna with Mexico over
ltho foolishness of those daring to re-
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' "JOHN P. ‘McGRATH."
to
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O I
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splendid assortment of de-
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for street, afternoon and eveninz
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economy.
$9.98 to $22.50
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,- _ THE VERY NEWEST
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A collection of great variety, in both trimmed an untrimmeti
hats. tit prices that will fat'orably stand comparison will all cant-
petition.
" "13'”- his1 ditch for their ling and their
.n - a ' 8 l
5:“ Publishers Res‘dence 90' {homes in case of actual peril. And‘
.1 ..... _— , , t
L ithere are plenty of them willinl: to
i: MASONIC DIRECTORY- Ido allthe necessary drilling and shook
, ""'"" iing by way of preparation. as soon
OM w.” Lodgt, No. ‘”' F' '"d A‘ 1' as congress adopts a definite policy.
t .
“09.8 in Masonic Building. Sou t. if the women of New York City or
lain street, int and 3rd Tuesday of | _
“ch month—Julv and August cx- ‘ any other ('ll)‘ witnl to march up and.
. copied—«at 8 o'clock All Master .tltt\\ll and take Swedish exercises antl‘
Masons cordittliy invited Arthur? ritie drill and target practice for lllt‘f
f Fart-is. W M, “WW" M “'“co‘usake of physical development. mort-~
80¢- tpower to them' But when it t‘tlulcs‘
1 in) serious soldicring well, it does ”M“ ~
4.“ t
A Stated Convocation 0' Butl'e; look art it those \ttinten lillL'lll find "“"""‘“
. . ll he :_
Chain": No. 38' R' A M ' wr be , tsontctltiti‘; ilitllf‘ Uht'llli to do i \W:s.-§rv~6‘~‘ - . ..
in Masonic Temple. Tuesday evening. ‘1 _” O~— -- .. .. .. ,._.. , , ,
March 14th. at 8 o'cl0ck. Work R. l
THE EA ON.
A Degree. Refreshments at close of 566‘s 8 _ La PIOV¢nce,
the work . The cut: season is brgthntng. The
Fraternity. Ehrns are "hearing" the tmtrkrt b) lam; XV“ Yl'rl‘ “I“! ”Mm-a \‘t‘s‘s't‘l on which ntanv thousand Ann-vi
CHARLES A. TUCK- H- 9- dog plentifull)’. and the ext; trust is ‘11“? lt:\‘c it'avclllcd. “its sttnlt Ill
. t , : t'l '. .' .' .. ..
. Attest—F. s, LYON, Secretaty- vtlttlll: “hat it cttn to force prices down . -\ Mu"! ‘.‘~ ‘h' 3”
_. .__ , ‘ . . ‘l‘rt‘llt‘ll HUHTIIHIA'III,
S‘“—'#““ ' so that it may buy its next winters tirmvltctl . 1
WOMEN'S CONSCIENCES ~tut':tt:c supply in low as possible.
«i. t t ‘ - I .,~ .t' tli‘ New 'i'tir the next stitty ti:i,\'s.“ Hill‘s thc
is 't if tmull!” 1119‘“ " ’ ‘ E .0 (f foods and markets tleotion on the met? upDOlnted to the.
- n ‘ " ' f‘ y ‘ I i ' . 7‘.‘ i
you. htt.. ttstiiitn, him" A ”Wu” “”"m'l ' "H. ‘ tdiplanatic corps by Mr. Wilson and
>l-tltvtl (‘llltll‘ll"(‘t' declared.- “\\'omen'oi \‘ew York state, “‘egiis will be one
|-. - ' ‘ , f ‘ ' a est and best foods in the‘w opcn confession of Mr. Wilson's
f :tt'- ltll'llfll him stiittflulct's 'Otttll: 0 'H' Pl" 1‘ . . . ..
‘ . own lelrllrtt of them. liud Mr. “it
it old. married or tllllllitLrlt‘tl, they ”HAHN“ “WW l“ “0‘ it“ average "l tut wiltiilt llh (mu ”m Atlltlt
. s ' Pl - i ; -.
-..- nl nittw' 7~ Him. liitd exp in it thousand. This is “ox ‘ ‘1 e p; h ‘ Fl
‘ ‘ ' . .ii rs tint . tniaters w om e ‘oun
't‘itt« ‘ltt u-tttntt h:t~ flt‘ltll‘a'll ti ‘ht‘ W030" 0‘ Sl‘t’fltt‘bl production and ‘ . ‘
‘ ‘ 1 h ll k d t of ill office to retain their places until
u, . » - ~. . ~ , - -ittsuttcrs s out ta c H van itge ‘
"NH" 0' "mum" W‘m‘ ' Mn" “ r” l the close of thc European \\ ar, or had
(me of‘ the sot-tilled em: trust‘s manipulation
he chosen their successors with a View
main. l
l
l
man of the (‘onncctlcut Assot-iittlmt‘ Mf- “Wrath sent ,thls advice
’of (‘ivil and Commercial Executives?
there are a large number of fliltirs
the state trying to
Congressman Hill. message prepaid,i
“ in appreciation of his vote on the blot
{Lemur-- resolution he stated. As the;
Li -y from Filll‘liipt‘ lc:ttlt~t:~
i win l‘r‘ltiflr .\l"lt *ulllyblt' jtts- its 1 of prices and use eggs iii preference to
l' iclt as uctticn do illlll ntct‘o- \lenfm'eat "
yum)» on a giganti. scali-
‘yr ::'n3n nc‘tcr attempt And
Hate it wonnn we; to “Hill in and Ida urotuit-~ and grape fruit. which,
int. and gels i'ituthl. tht- Dtlllt‘l'hil‘dll he bought vcry cheaply by tho
hate about ll. The \thnlcsah- smugduox \lsotliut ttihhugc is ridiculously
3.. It: or Ittlhillt‘r‘ nit‘tt
~t-d""
AnoIht-r \ltlillJli ‘Itlliills the charm, try which can he bought tet'y reason-l
« ht‘ “inn dt‘lilllliLV' "\vitt» expo-t' “o-yilbllll)’ it will pity consumers to take
to their fitness and tiltlllty. instead of
solcly frotn political expediency,
“hicli He reminds the public, too. that it .
_ _ there would have been no occasion to
ever.- is the season for ('illllOl‘l‘lm tutti lt‘lor-1 ‘
' send ('oloncl House firmed-p. to re-
iiew their work and reform their one
ticcs. lint he has sent (‘oloncl llouw
,
twice to Europe and thereby confess-
! .
z -. lllll(ttit~ low. and that therc are scvcrtil lllll-, .
m ‘ ‘ ' . ed his oWn lticlt of confidence in the
lion barrels of apples left ill the t-tuln-;
‘ indianu Sharp who succeeded the tried
and experienced Herrick at Paris, the
‘hiundering Marye at Pctrograd, the
traveling about
lithe advantage of the prevailing good
times and generosity of tltc public;
Secretary Lovelace, of the Chamber
lion to saw the administration annoy-
tof t‘otntnercc‘ yesterday received a
btnlv to ‘mkiincc. and to permit other national‘
' [amiss to perfect their target shooting
i
by" firing at real, live Americans. -
f
‘fonc of his telegram indicates. the lo;
cal attorney is in perfect accord with!
what he terms Mr. Hillti determina?
warning from the state
ottt for such persons.
According to the static :tssot-iatlttti..
two of the fttltirs set up the claim
1SIGNALMEM'B DEMANDS
thtit the) hire suffcrcd frotti brttin.
fever and are now dent and dumb fls‘ To BE THE" UP 500".
‘ t
it resultqtnd arc getting money to as. “’"" t
slst them to become operators of a
tlinotypa machine. or something else.
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_ ... _--_.q.—_. __——. a.
Executive Committee To Confer With
"New Haven" General Manager.
n+1 rt'l‘tlpliitiurl) to keep huts \vlticli
i;~y tun.- not ‘uctn iiiiUW’Jd .0 make?
‘t'* - gOH‘r'lllit-ltt litt~ grilled on them.
i‘ i it natural that they should try
1.» {Pt it litth'iof their own “ink by
waiting on tltc govt-rntltt‘nt"
' het. alottiz l'Olllt‘al ll prmtiincnt flilllv
. ’t'tigtist. iintl ("‘l‘lt‘.<""' "it is true
inure inclinct: to
Women hate u
it» “omen are
-t tgxlc than men
in“ keen sense of honor. illltl art
m no road) to cheat and tcl‘
it 't“ Another. denying: the tliarge
llll‘lt“
his :ttl\ iot-
t ftilsome Page, who represents the l‘.
..... ..§— S.‘ttt London. when he is not writittu
YOUR OLD STRAW HAT Lpttnegyrics of Woodrow Wilson fur
w,. Jre told on the llf‘s‘t uttthority' World's Work. e. “I It is only mo
“Ml 3‘ “I" 1’“ “o"d fortititt men'sfash- ' existence of the “sccrot fund“ in the
lion t-trt‘tcs to war la‘st 5'91"“ “”“w'stste Department—dealflwo"loo“r‘"
hat this summer. ‘for wholly dilfcrcnt purposes --\\'hi(‘h
Tho authority is ttot :l hatter'“ “N". has enabled the President to send his
t
\cn‘intt no the fashion magazines, ‘
' r ‘ fricttd and sponsor, ( olonel House. on
s - - .l .' ct -r (‘om- .
h I ”H “Ohm” (“Na “ ’thtrse delightful junlcta. bill as this
. t- f .\' \'.. which
n“) 0 “an“ Till“ Th spilt-appropriation of that fund is. only
‘ss ‘s ‘. t l ’ 'rcc c war
I m ”m “r orla 9" .‘in spirit and not in letter. no serious
The peroxide t
i. ti hl'tme as usual. _
~ ‘ ' ' tconsequencas are likely to follow.
little man gives his name, it is alleged.
as l". A. Shannon. and statcit that he
'wns oncc upon a time it telcizrnph op-
crntor. which he has had to Rive tip
because he cannot hear.
The other man purports to he an
"intent" for the flotltern‘ and Chil-
tlren‘s Aid Maurine. printed in Ohio,
This man. it in alleged, goes from
place to plttcc ttntl Inserts tttt adver-
tisement in it newspaper for n woman
of "fair education and personality for
local child welfare Work." The sub
fscribcrs, it is alleged. never get any
A conference has been arranged bc-
twecn General Manager 0. L. Barrio
of the New Yorlt. New Haven &
Hartford Railroad and the executive
committee of the Brotherhood of
Railroad Signalmén of America on
the "New Haven" road. to be held in
New Haven the week of March 20,.
when the representatives ‘of the roads
:and The brotherhoail will consider thoI
demands of the men for different'
working conditions and increase in
wages. That a satisfactory settle-
ment. was in view was the opinion of
H. A. hederick, general chairman of,
' l
a: li’ltltrd ‘0 th? “1"“? "9X admits supply for foreign parts has hccn cut
. t. . l
tlm- e\l.il(“lltt‘ of ti “parasite (lass “10“" wry 10“.. and the Nltlgurll 5190,]
Li" sistitig of uonnui it hose smuggling: tro—t‘hcmtcal (‘0. owned by incesaler-
, .
1» sue to ihccr i'ollt
w.
A pool! scorn-f”
iningttzincu that they pay for. It is . . .
ipronounccd a {Ell-‘6‘ by the Ohio State ”f“ “K““lm‘m' “"0 was 39"“ W“
'Board 0' Charities night when he rcturnetl from the
I Title third fakir is a man who “wolim' or ”N“ Sifillclmt'n's Union in
New Haven. On February 26 the ex-
imll “t‘=‘l\l"‘5-‘ and ‘ llnsslachcr. has been for some time,
There have been two secretaries oflc
omcs around and takes orders for
lflnl’l‘llllt'l‘, n-tlxcr ttun criminal in
:Jil‘lct.”
There‘s. no question
are cauizttt stttunnliltt: tttr more frc-
t‘ustoni house in-
‘iuit women
fluently '.'t:lf\ men
.spt-f‘tors are disposcd to suspect near-
? ly all Women ttittil they prove their
bounce. And yet few critics will
“am to accuse women in general
haying less tender consciences than
it ls~commonly felt. indeed,
todians
* vac
" Mimi! are the chief cus
“flaunts of mankind.
M is a distinction. however,
private morality, of which
t7, concerning which
r
as]!
or _xovernmentat authority.
____..;.__'._
we ‘M MN.
.
m strum gums.
'th chit-t mum of supply for hat-.wnr tit Washington lately-«Newton D.
i bleaching concerns. Wednesday there Baker, the recognized lncumband, and
'Wflh n fire. followed by several PXDIO-jlilndley M. Garrison, who resigned a
Estons in the plant. and there will hoifew weeks ago because his army plan
no further shipments pOssible until was sidetracked. They appeared in
‘Waithtntzton almost simultaneously.
i
June 1.
army he arms-and both were found on the job the
. The Gemtans can h
led of setting of! bombs in a plant own-
: ed by people named itoesster and Has- ' sworn in.
shicher; so while. the latest wrinkle' "When Mr. Baker was appointed,"
:in men‘s hats may not be direct from - explained Mr. Garrison, “l wired him
. Paris, neither is it from Berlin.,_1t t that 1 would be glad to come to wash.
:aeoms to be just plain American. Soginxton andtcll him what I knew of
1““ it warms up get out your goodthe position. . He accepted the otter.
little old taut year's “lid,“ wear it with] an iron. and that settles it." His
. .. are “to bulwark, and publiclpride. and talk with your neighboralnrriui,,he added, had nothing to do
theif'abont the beauty and economy
A often seem rudimentary. Their'styles “Blade in U. S. A."
falls into this latter class ‘ ‘
iota. Perhaps fuller par-
\ in public life witt give or-
..‘hthaltered woman" a tenderer
'09 la all summarily matters,
or feeling a responsibility for
c welfare and a greater res-
o!’ with the sudden Mexican criais.
i, Such fun and generous coopera-
ttion with a coconut in onion is rare
{in Amer-loan politics. it stamps the
-—,-;—-0-—-—-
HOUSE couEs BACK.
adviser, and icitizen and a "good sport.“
moor-ablaze in full charge. ”a”...
without responsibility" in the manner A in” consignment of British hairs
“swatch Col. om Harvey. 'the'orderad mm shamanism .au
ori‘inal Wilsonrnan" refers in the bean reamed boa-ac the American
‘m'th mmr to iii-.wu- an. m lat-mas min mu not
star‘s mic 4W who good enough. man the Walnut. it
arrived in Washinatou navel-day. col. mm. “the German oolori.
Cabinets. confidential
’day after Secretary miller had been
~“Col. Edward M. House, matter at." m" war “96"“?! u ‘ W‘minoafly silty-five tons o! fpovder ‘ _
mm In" at!“ m W ~——-o——'—-—-——- nuns-cm «so write!”
m W’ “I the “3;th 37.5". m. “M; “‘m g. “a . W:
ecutive committee agreed to holdover
for two weeks to accumulate. the
management of the road which deslrv
ed to clean tip work before taking
final action on the demands.
M l
CONNECTICUT MOP REPORT. .1
three pairs of silk socks for men, for
tf The. socks never arrive, it, is ill-
lend.
POWDER MILLs MAY
START UP AGAIN
DuPont Company May Build in Haz.
(‘ —- t
ardvllle This Month-Powder orn on Farms Estimated stocks
lon farms
There Now. bushels, compared with 730,000 a
HAZARDWLLE, March 13.«—lt is year ago and 704.000 two years ago;
reported that the DuPont Powder Com- 30°!)th it»? ”35:51am; :3 mt;
9"“, will begin malt'lniz 90“!" attain a year ago and 77 cents twd years
in the ‘Hollow." The company is 380.
’ruslted with business at it's mills in Cot-n of Merohantahle Quality—JPN
cute 1 ‘ to 3“ percentage of the 1915 crop which.
r p aces and cannot begin "was of mercantile quality is estimated
t
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orders for powder. There are already at 31 per cent. compared with 33 nor
on the property bottom and engines. cent. of the M14 crop and '73 pdf
and as soon as mills for matting pow CPnt- 0' 010 1913 crop. »
Oats on Fa s-—Eatiinated stocks
dor can be built nearly $300,000 worth n farms Marc Lillie year 106,000
of machinery. it is said. will be in- “we," compared with “.000 a year
stalled and work begun. '
‘ The company has already stored
t
March 1 to producers 60 outs per,
. pol, compared with 64 oaatsayoaa
‘the property besides a ,lotof dyna-
»mlte. ' ,, -
The people of the village an llvin Ill
in fear that. a. German spy will place i
’a bomb in the stordroiise‘and ‘bloi ,l
ttllo qlaoa‘lp.1tls had enough - '
:vhavommotrdorfiatorad hora but um '
.to hove-“.03“ here-and the poop] ;.
p
Mnrch I this year 975.000.‘
. ”Housefurnishingsr
ago and 88.000 tvo years ago. Piles -
ago and 50 cents two years ago. _
VEILINGS _
An interesting showing of smart. new effects in Beauty
Veils and Veilings await your inspection. The Variety of
styles is .greater than ever before. and prices are no higher
than in previous seasons.
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1 Fl ”KHAN/ill l‘n’lLL)
Virus-1N;
86 WASHINGTON ST.
F~O R
Furniture, Carpets,
Rugs, Draperies,
Linoleum, and
VARIETY, VOJiiUME‘gQUALITY.
_i.oott "Tritium I'ASI‘OCk
rag-flop“; out no my. will .
{chute-its upland mustn’t»
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