Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 15, 1916 · page 2

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with their pru-

" m of Mt 180 men,"
. aid “W George l.
to. v”. recall). when land has
,‘ W it would take to mobilise the
.I (hanccticut cavalry toms. “Mon
.3: over" added General Cole. “the

.1 Ito troops could be augmented in
'lvsektothefullauuadronoffoar
n which lbs war department
n W as Connecticut's quota
hills at trouble."

“ .Mt only about eighty
« .W an at the disposal of the
II. Connecticut troops, but the
for some time,
had a requisi-
h lbr other horses in the state,
‘. it could easily supply withi
.W the rest of the war strength
“no of cavalry which Con
W would probably be called
. Io [Mu Troop B mobil-
; DI in its armory in West Hartford
- A! the line of the Ansonia strike
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m. be other a apithall specnliat.
and lot “more with Ilia lava.
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Wife smiles when the
docs, and that kind oi a mile
from wife makes the whole iam-
ily smile.

The "sum is the happiest
kind of a range. for it always
dos its work cheerfully and

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WU assists will be held in New
York this weak. and one of (bounce,
tioaa thst will be the cause of much;
Elba-loin debate will b the advis.
Mil? 0‘ was the fulfill! W'i
ring mantra“ jumpers adopted at the‘

Now a few wasks ago.
1"“ Draper of the Provkieace
club I!“ m Lilla .3111 to ban; the
rule scratched from the boots, and in

 

 

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“one.
15 lbs. Granulated Sugar It.” White leans. a pound . g; Ighmmty‘ha ‘Wlll have m.
Salmon, large can ........ ac. Condensed Illk. a can . . toe. ‘ Mann s. me}

i Mi Barrow will be on
other sis If the deuce. however. the
leisue hand stating in a letter a law
days ago that he does not think a
.playar who breaks a signed matract
lthc movement had run before being all any place in baseball." In Ear-
i.stopped im is opposed only to players who

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aria. at that time no attempt
‘I made to Wen"? more than
til My themes ‘which the troop]
u in the arnmry.

I thuMclicut cavalry troops
In filled out for work on the. Mex-
hl border. General (‘ole said the'

d mbiliuuon mould be Nian‘,
“rsé senatoops or tile Firth anti i
, .fla malt-y are wholly drawn from
flaw Ibglaud Massachusetts has one
New Hampshire ‘one troop.
find three“ troops. and Con-
two troops. These ten troops
time of the last oilicial re- |
[216 Md a total of 699 metal
a or _r.pbow r. ct i-‘itth
ca. woul ed up.
{1.2 men. mud Cont
cut would burnished to-furniah-i
additional troops. making her
401 men.
present the Connecticut Nation.
m has a’ strength of betwecni
and 3.900 men, and is made
‘ Q or two regiments of infantry.
Wu companies of coast artillery,
0k batteries of field artillery tin-
dllding the four recently organised
Yale batteries) two troops of cavalry.
.0 ambulance company. one field
“ital, and onc company of signal
troops. The Connecticut forces are

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5 O part of the Fifth division, which
'; "rises ihe Mates of ‘llsint, New
I'Ii Wire. Vermont. Rliode island.
tz' ” ,5me and connectlcut The
l

l ere were
t WWI-Wont; ' usutIImfiil‘?‘
'4‘ I! 00.25! .lflllltl'). ten rt-ginients o
l Illailry'. « -t~cgimcnt of cavalry.
,. .‘k .. .t-t tit-id ttrttllcry
;; dotting thc four Yulc batteries).
s "M companies of signal troops with

.1” men. and sanitary troops num
~~ing 895. in its peace orgitnisw
3’ "M the tli‘iltlt division has no cngi
;- I users. and a battalion would have to
he formed before the division would
he hotlmlly complete.
E title of war.
1min of troops assigned to it by
the war department would be 5.785.
I The state would be asked to rovide
' two regiments of infantry. o 1.810
" .aach; one squadron of cavalry.
1' men; tm'liattcries of artillery;
“loan companies of coast artillery.
1473 men; one ambulance company,
in“ hospital. and one company
”a as! troops. General Cole said
today he thought there would be no
trouble in bringing all the organiim~
_l|pna.in the slate up to war strength

Iln a very short time.
"‘ " "no war strength of the ilfth (11-

Connect icut'a

-’ whim is specified by tho war tie-
it oment to be 28.240 men. This
. Inmbeli‘ besides tho various aux-

iliary troops. would comprise three
brigades of inform-y’of three regi-
meats cach with a total of 16.740
III. The two Connecticut infantry
regiments are assigned to the Sec
“brigade of this division. Une
cavalry regiment is called for of
. . 3.”! men, two regiments ‘pf hell
3” million, with 2.292 mush} dad on!
tantalum oi engineers.

. Mlle Fifth division would not mob
“at at} point, but ‘xhe‘vnri
.- states would all use their own
”it; mobilisation mints. "that tur Lita-
tactical is Niantic; for Massacbu~
quhtla. SouthIEiamhigham; for New
“mire.“ Concord, for Rhode
.Md. Quonset Point and for Ver
' halt. Burlington.

' him! reports from Washington

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‘1!" be the final ethic t
and out should the Mexican sitti-

-grow more acute Beside; the
tillllltis. cavalry there ”are only
”an other full cavalry regiments in
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Landon Man Appointed to Fill
. - Vacancy Caused‘hyneath. -”

”ARMED. abircb 16. -—Dr. John
0. Stanton Of New London. w ho
is: been Min of the its!

apptdabsd by Gov. Holoombao
m of the Slate Bard of
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the racing station.
it i t the
éM‘LlfiEmt‘ “capo?“ is} On the oranlnpttltdt the bit-tilt are

(or band number and letter. and also the

an that militia cavalry would prob-i
w “funding the time of liberation and toe

‘- a slide which closes the. countermark-

,tmnthoma

The number 3f hours. minutes Iwwurtlw “NAN: 1!“ objections “0'
seconds that the movement has' run oldihg l“ 0" sn‘eé 0' “We” who

mm “mum‘s! is subtracted from the c_s_a_ct tint: of Vlohug'mf’w. Mantels!“
[day previously recorded. which gives1 "1' ”nth" ““ned' I"

A meeting of the Hillside nominal“w WW “field day that cos-ten «manna mil “I. "Ir” "a: “ll
iub was held on Marcbll. at” mark from bird was deposited: in f ‘1'”"9 c “I”

 

I'igeon C M . is new .th in be slowed to work‘ - ‘ , p -' .
an timer and movement started. l u n
E‘hihkl‘onlzllz‘wl::ntfa:;:;h and ratio: The "I? of d” "I. “I“ won I", .fli::l;wor¥:§m battle in “Wind An. AttaChablc vase
dates were decided “m for the "Old elated is subtracted from the tiny of when 'I of the club N117: ‘ ' ‘
Bird Series“ :birds arrival home. which gives the .liiali m All mo club an. (m... the“. is a an”. to plate a tiny bouqutt
Training Dates. IIouII" IIIIIIIII" "(I seconds III“ it [mm“maonlhly limit bill or a \lllglt ilonci lltHllLalll. m at tht sidt of it \i‘hitt
Greenwich. April 14. II“ “Ike" II Io II, IN ‘I'I'ua “'9' writ)! "“9" “‘3‘ ‘ "‘Hmoieamul portrait. A hand) littlt invention in the Whitt-

l-‘acii loft is memoirs-Id lyI, an “-oili y“ ”a '3.“ . rule s,"
iciai surveyor. I limiting
The one: 1”.
distance in lillfeis and racti
of that each member is. airline Want! it broken limes vltbout
It'ite different liberating or Incl-g number W the season is an.
. .points. I Several club owners have to
ill: :33K3I'QIIII'X3 22;: 2 1m. distance of each ion is mum‘Msmciits wmi malar- Mastic- ne‘e-
500 mil Gresaslibro‘fl. 0.. June 'to what is called tani seconds." and 3"“ m “9’ «aka Pm“ °“
- .divided by "W total number of no WW3!!- 3"!

Iathptad
highest salary a . club

Larchmont. N. Y., April 18.
Na YIoryN. Y.. April :1 ;
J’llisablth' or). April :1

. Racing Oates.
100 mile—Trenton. N. J.. May?
220 mils—Magneto. Md. its! ii.

11.
». onds consult by bird in ill ht. 0! W 5%“. mu; ““0 “9
.. .. m...

The birds are shipped to the train-
ing stations and liberated, but no ac.
count. of the time of the birds‘ arrival
is taken, as they arc being (raincd
and conditioned tmuc lithe some as
ll liUt‘ horse or athlete is trained).
tendinoaa for the actual racing "0::

d the pi} m, smallnx
fra- “flt‘ ”£906 Wh’t dhlb money

will be toot: unis militias": to

said loll; and result gives the spec
of said‘lott in average numbcri of
yards flown per minute. .
The bird averaging the highest

and 400.
nnunthttr of ‘y.ttrds per minute wins the mouthir‘lalariea to ”00 g

Emma cHANNu
cpm'tsprtcur Riven. .

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in opening the timers the counter- ‘I‘UGI
ltnttrks that have been placed in met
std dismay, impacted in; see thatuo
ihey correspond with the band hum-4M
hers and marks on the countermarks. lug ice in the
as recorded on the list which was donnecticul river and up to noon t

scaled up in a box and which baanow mmng‘zysflk‘mmazbgfldI312“:‘
been opened.

was very thick and much of it cover
If they do not correspond. or the NT With snow (leneral Menus“ C .
seal on the timer is broken the mem

C. Goodrich said today that with the;
v. . ~ continuance of present weather condi-
bcr to whom said timer ts issued. for {“0“ the fly" would m, opened "“5!
feita all claims tooald race. week and the steamers put on the”
- lroute nut Monday.

Railroad sonditions are terribly
congested here and the resumption ofi
steamer navigation is experts-tit to be:
a big factor in breaking the ticup.

to the race points each ntent-‘
gs his birds. ibgether with a
list of each pigeon‘tt seamless leg Iow" ”VIII“ OI I”
color and sex of the bird.

They are taken charge of by the
race committee and a brass strip
(t-otmlermark) bcaring figures or init
lids. placed on the bird's leg The
mark inside of same being recorded
opposite band number. «aim and sex!
of each bird lenli‘l‘mlhl‘ki‘d

'l‘hc countermarks are stamped dir-
ferenily. none bcint: alike. an
club mcnibcr knows w‘hat marks but:
birds wear until the ll(‘.llll‘tl arrival“
home and capture of birds. as
lists are kept secret and scaled up in. MACON. Gui” [finch 1‘: ~Wibium
a box. which is not opened until ttf- pi..r(.y_ one ol‘fifii many candidates
'9'" ”"3 race. for a poaition as pitcher on the Yan-

Each member is """ii‘hi‘d- WPVi' kce team. entertained a small but so

 

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YOUNG ililiil Ills .
NEW llillilllll Bill;

 

—Adon in The Sentinel. It pays.

“at "(a rulihtr (“St is attathttl to a small tast

m the met M "I Ill"! a “50 Th. role thltoie’aliair may he applied to any‘pie—
there- has Manned several times Ml‘turc gins-s on the tomato prittciplc.

the players. thereby increasing thelrl lt_\;ttiutli~ and

great lit-suty all with the spirit of Spring,
IN pincss and Lastct jut 3, 5, to. 15 cts. up.

k. rtatlon Co.. ittilith lit-at iittlt pictures of a garden path hor-
my?“ an“ work break” tit-r tti with the lltl\\t‘.r.\

0 Itnurigttltls, lsrkspur. poppit-s lllltl lllllUX.

 

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A New Color
in the Silk World

'lh‘la Spring. when the Color tiUt'SllOll is so uncertain, thcrt- ltu~ llLk‘ll lauut'ltttl it ill to

blue which, in mercantile parlance. is called "1ndivisihlc liluc."

ribbons. net laces) nulllncry and accessories.
ncw miles.

it is an cntirt-iy ucw shade, all origination, and is iht- result of experiments in misiu”

gray. blue and a bit of grccli. Modistcs and
Customers, who am- considered authorities in
\mcrican fashions. endorse this new shade and
rt-t‘tnnmt‘ntl it as lit-coming to nearly all \t'tmlcll.
It is introduced as the Read Silk Section in
Meteor and Georgette Crepe.
Ask to see ladivisible Blue.

.\l sin floor.

Whitt-

.Eastcr Greeting gards

St» tl.ttlllll_\ lll'llNllt‘ and so ullitluc.
”Cutout" in thc way (ii ptiitctl l'USCS.
"dailies."

Hand painted floral designs. original and of

tulips.

lisp

Flower Seeds. in hand pitintctl cht-lopt-s

Btttct pt':t~', llolhhucks.

In cnvclopcs.
in host's,

is ca.
'25 Cts.
Staltmtcry Si‘t‘llflll.

 

White

It is combined with white in some of
it will he sceu- later in parasois, net scarves and hosiery.

silk stuffs.
lht'

it occurs in

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’Dor historic and patriotic reasons
”‘ladii'iaibie Bhe” will be in high
favor with all American women. it
will become a loved color. because it
is a blending of the Blue 0! the North
with the Gray of'the South, sndwas
intended to Characterize th'e indivis-.
ibility of the Anteritan peoplfi. it‘
siguifltas the unity. and strength of;
the nation. -

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Striped Linens .i
Quite new and very effective
and black, ,
IIIIII l)lll(‘, lit liltllt'x‘
and pink, 65¢

Porch Luncheon Sets on ten .tltistit
tirctl limit with (llllil'Oltlt‘l'ttIl til

 

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t‘itt‘ll most attractive.
man)” .1 (l3!) and will answer for. llt-lrltmtm
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50 cta. Colored Linux in all “allied shatlu. old) hint s.
Tiny Vases for laiiit UN on until g‘ias‘scs or inns and rose color ’ " ‘
bfil “""b’" l'_““"‘ 25 cu. Odd shades for all ttmk. ” ’ ‘ '

Main floor:

Holland Dutch

Furniture

'l he Exhibition Rooms arc newly arranged and
look must inviting: with this substantial oakeu
llt-tl. llllllllllfl room and bedroom arc

it is built to last

till the fourth floor.
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out: to ettdh'rttce. with if "Difit‘fln let-t circle of observers. yesterday
timer." so-cnlied. which consists of with a knuckle bmiiich took {gncy'
an alumiitum 'case' containing "’0 ducks and sworves as it gyraia from.
watch movements. The handS. Of him to thc chkstop who was reeeiv-‘I
movements of each timer‘are set at ing This hum-kip ball of the 'tall
I}: 00 o'clock. and are then It'll"! by and youthful Californian was an. iri-

»Roomsby day orwsakat Rumble price-- I ‘ l

Every room well ventilated. electric lights and III. ;
’N‘l‘r'flrerytaina sm‘olaia. ”
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the race committee. tcrestlng development of the "1;"th

Tho birds after being “countermark- practice and it looked like a bull twith ‘77-" -' \ ' r .
ed." are placed in shipping crates in which its thrower could do a. great l
which there are food and WM" m" deal of (Piling aenicc if he could con l
tit'ctbirds on th‘ll" journey The birds trobib it had a lot of speed. kept the
are shipped by «Xpl‘els ‘0 "he liberal-receivers busy getting their hands in
ing 01' race point SPEClflEd for said the place for it and sailed aw uy front
date; to an hofficial. lmerator." who re the batter at a downward oblique.

delves and cares for the birds out” with a sharp detour as it left a
the morning of liberation. straight line. after the manner of the
Mtcr llh crating the birds the libcr emery ball ‘

MOI‘ ielegrsphs to the club 'et‘relMY' The practice game of the Yanks in

the time of liberation, state of wenth .thc afternoon was poorly played and “

'er. wind. etc. dragged. although the weather was -
The members are then notified re line for baseball. The regulars were

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0n the arrival of a bird the “count-i ififlfi 8:“ Y I '-

ermark" is removed from the log trad.

placed in the timer through a small thy"? "W“M'MI'W "Willem"

Iholc leading to a small box’likct I II'uII'IIm 0"" I-

shaminir inside of the timer case. The' They IIII" I'M WWII?“ INN”

‘tion' 99" and their tired, aching weary
“my"“ent '3 the“ ‘Ianed by ”I‘m"? swollen Joints and muscles adv; dis

lappet‘trod. who}. a relief after; those
long weeks of. suffering and misery ‘ .

a Prescription- 90" {casual ~ ' ~
tall rheumatic poisons to diasppodr by . . t4. ..
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approximate time to expect the birds':
ome

holegand automatically locks itself in
bi“ Mimi-.1; o. i L415".
After owl: member has “claimed"
taro pass: his steel iagplaeed in the
hands of the race oommlltee. tontller mm mm a W 50

with} list of the leg hand numbsrql Go ”WMLIM
mum of Mahari- m {of “‘5 sad/inure m

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