e
‘ lotion. Apart. l7, tots
~rut:
soorn uoawana wound; SENTlNh'L
Mou‘can
in; m ”OR'MlW in the eyes of the
' mo sari-tun: PM"
l T! i ' '
..’ I'T BI 15" Th l‘lon is being impressed
'9' A ED BY ’ " ethpopu er of the l'nitod Stateni
. c _ Willi 6 W
1:. JAMES GOLDEN "° 1
as it has not been before for some.
68 year: The First Chief. uho hates
and fears us, doesn't like that. More—V
‘ " I H ‘ __ ' ’_’ dit‘ion nines ailrmeri
‘JIONDAY, APRIL I 7, lgl6 W'- 8* the "P? g y .
' ”r" w—-—— " ”3—"! . loothold in Hence. there ls, to snap“;-
imNIATURE ALMANAC FORtious Mexican eyes, always the possig
I TOHORROW ! bility that we may decide to turn it in-
_ .r
PROPRIETORS
A M 5:08; be“ 636' tion We have no such intention. but
.‘- u' — __... f . —— y
ING SENTINEL TELE-‘Carronza isn't any too certain of that.i
. . i is team work and if a member of the
High Me 10:51 a. 11s.; ”:06 p. m. to u, "my or intertentlon and occulifi-f fire control session or gun crew who
trillion
it) [ill lliilitlllill
(Continued From First Page.)
“—-
Coaet Artillery t‘orpo to defend the
eastern entrance to Long island
Sound.
The key-note of coon artillery work
has been trained to fill a certain posi-
SUICIDE ‘iN crruacn'
WASHINGTON ATTENDED
We e!
l
EERIL ' . ...'
Wildflowers-o—
n‘iu on the rgh of say—uni the
mumm-utlwm
museum
Theod-udhodhnnaltu
Ik‘dljmkflmm
ulmkflnnmgm i
kthwebmduthe
sonata-s
tion all winter is not allowed by his“
employer to attend camp on penaltys
ltsbtttutothid dyouownlii:
bolas you think cl your ammo
PAGE SIX
Easter Apparel
Variety and Value Our Aim
Easter Suits
. , - . Tit SP 5 i . . . . .
. PgONE CALLS i There is a perm“! Simple “"i fugi’fggmflmx work °l a". saw—LL‘ 225: :13: rm“, Practically no hunt to your Easter suit selection. All the
3. . t. _ ‘ . , r . . ‘ _
y m. “mm ”m"? ihoweter. for the lust thef to ““"i The mm”. a! m w “w possum-hams new ideas. Every new spring shade—and the largtst most
' I I" h 0! iii 88. Ihis fears. All he has to do to get that‘ been urged to notify their employers. 0' "_" man [we _ _ ’
_. w. , 3"“. C “"3 I m of Memo immedmen of the date (or enough in advance sol "5 LL!‘ “Mill impressive exposition of suit style over nude in this city.
.uator. Residence—1225a. igrngo army 0 I they can arrange to let the men off.l Lliéki'm‘nloblhm L
, Oil Editor's ResidenCe—‘753'L ‘1, y... to get busy and ltill or capture“ [45% year tho Sixth Company wenti no mum-u um-
‘ mun-ewes
12.98, 14.98, 18.50 to 35.00
lulu“. um “I, Rosidche—i ,. . hat .m seem to: to camp with the largest number of
g "n" himself T do“ men ever sent by a Connecticut Coast
u’Ks'ON'Ic DIRECTORY.
“13'13- have occurred to him. Artiller' ‘
. - . y Corps company and they
yubhsher’s Residence—890. ._,___.____._ wish to have the same distinction
M ”83‘“ A" _-- ‘
w: uusr see IT THROUGH. The names of the members of tilt-Ah“ m “meme" "”9" ‘° h’ u" aSter oats
—: It was evident in Mexico from that company are as follows: i890“ credltm, but it YWM the
A btated Communication of Old Well
Lodge. No. ios, r. and A. M.. will be
first that the United States. having
put its hand to the plow. could not
‘l-Yoderick W. Amundsen. James L;
lieers, Jr. Walter F. Brown. George“
K. lilacltnlan. George W. Britta, Ai—
leither before. or after the confirme-
debtor to show what he has psld
pleld Tuesday evening April 18th, in
Nasonic Temple at s o'clock. Werl
turn back. The present opposition of
hell r. imim. r. t‘. lirundnge, Ernestiuon °f "‘9 “omwi'mn: '0 "‘9 ’9'
J. Brennan, Albert 1). Brennan. Jon-:(‘GWOT' "flat”. or aselgneoa.
eph litigdaiiy. Stephen lienyui, Martinirespectlve attorneys, his own coun-
lialas. Michael J. Bredlce, Floyd w-3sel, the attorneys for the petitioning
theirI
Coats for street and dress. three-quarter length and chic
short coats—all the latest ideas, colorings and new materials
‘I. M. Degree, followed by M'elh' Carranza and the resentment of the
meats; All Master Masons cordially population, half-expected from the
hvi‘td. .llrst do not chan,ge the situation. It
Fraternally,
l . . co to un-‘
ARTHUR T. FERRIS, w_ M.. was necessary to enttr Meal 1) .
fittest—ROBERT M. WILCC‘ {ish Villa and teach a lesson to “911"
Secretary. ‘can bandits in general. it is now:
E more than ever necessary to stay there
until that' purpose is accomplished.
To withdraw our troops would mean
'rncoursglng Mexican lawlessness and
‘contcmpt for the. power of the United'
States. it would menu new forays?
tumors the border, new slaughter of.
. ..._ .. :American citizens on American soil.:
We should then have to start all over
again and perform the task proporl)’.
To recall part of the trooops might be,
the an even greater mistake, for it would;
flutter Chapter, No. 38. A. R. M.
fleets in Masonic Building, South
lain street. 2nd and 4th Tuesdays
of each monthv-July and August ex-
cepted—at 8 o'clOt‘k. All Royal Arch
lesions cordially invited. (‘harlee
. .A. Tuck. H. P.. F. 3. Lyon, Soc.
L...-——.__..__
THEY NEVER LEARN.
Forceful examples of the total ina-
' nullity of a Democrat to team from ex-
(‘otlti, W. F. t‘ogswell. William K.‘
Canfleld. Russell Day, Isaac Davis, J.
W. Duty. (‘hrlstopher veering. Th0in-‘
,as Donnelly. Michael Dominick. Sethi
Delioer, Richard S. Doggy, John A.f
llwyer, William Everett. Frank J.‘
l‘eoney. Frank C. Godfrey, Hanford B. i
(lay, W. ll. (lroeschner. Harold s.'
Hunks. \‘inCt-nt J. Hartwlck. \viiliam'
J. Hanse. Gregory V. Isklyun, Fri-tier!
it-lt H. Jennings. s. Kuban. T. Kuban.
John J. Kelli. Craig Littlejohn. Thom-f
as M. liyden. J. ‘P. McGuirk. James J.‘
Monroe, Charles 1). Miller, Conrad.
Miller. James McMahon, Alfred .i.l
Murphy Philip Merriam. John Li
Udell, Joseph C. O‘Neill. William 8.3
U‘Grady. Joseph W. Pesac, Chlrlra bi
l’olilman. George W. floss. Paul 31.5
stint-ti. Stephen Sherry. Iiarry Mi
Ht-lser. Steven R. Scariest, Ererctt I.1
Siiiiflll. Harold S. Sperry, 1’. ll. Sher-i
wood. Frederick E. Shoehan. Alvin?
snyre, E. ii. Sipperley, Edward mi
creditors, creditors or creditors' com-
mitteos.
SENTINEL
READERS’
lEWS :z:
V
WANTS MATTER SETTLED.
6.98, 8.98, 12.98 to 25.00
Easter Millinery
Waists, Gloves. Neckwear
A distictive showing of new and exclusive styles at at-
tractive prices.
. pericnce was furnished by . ‘
ti bmeedmg‘ In Congress “8. week. not only encounse subscquentnsgres-i :‘ilt‘ellxilillh :3 Ar. llllloti .1. :lo‘l’le‘ydaditor or The Sentinel;—— I
lit . » . . xi the House ‘sion but would place the forces left In 1 eiltlilii- 'l 0 I\ll'llhoilnlI F (:3: ”we (“til 0“" Sunday 1 'mdewd “by it I.
,. The Senate has rtitcttt . Mexico In deadly peril. “‘rmpfic; A “fighlymg Joe w:r:., not possible for someone to a‘scu'taln; i .
”HMO" rcpculing the free sugar it must be recognised that .after the. litiwartl 1).. Word Innd Ira Gllsoii )hetler 0" not School Commitioemnnl i MEMOS" TH'EF CAUGHT- i IN THE HOMO AIINK
clause of thc l'ndcrwood bill and . " _ . : \l'iusllcy. ‘ Reyrolds has a legal right to Dillil'l' i MERIDEN, April 17.— Tony Berlino. Fred Wench, chairman o, the 30x.
. . . . duh” that have 0““"m between ltiflc Practice May Ill 17. pair in the deliberations of the Board‘ 4 y w . . . . . .
E “3““! ’ “msmme “mm merely pm“ 0 soldiers and the natives no more Encampment .lnnc "’Hul' l in- ~~ i 10 aterbury N ho “ab “new“! ”W ing m’ M "new"
“ Danes the alteration of that clause for "I ' ‘ tlusive. .. ) ' .°' "“‘m‘m' “M “9m" 0' "m h"; MW"! after I sensational chase in‘thst on investlsation lied proved to his
; ,, The senate has also re'friendly cooperation can be counted vote in the board would not invalidate f lwhlch several hundred people took satisfaction that there was is. founda-
Tg our years. ‘ _ lll hich on. As long In our trooiis remain in‘ Home possibly important will!" Dm‘; . _ Philip 6. Walter. . ‘part. was in Police court today charg- tion for the charges that boys under
"‘3; jecfed Congresfilllun Hills h . wd'c- Mexico they will have to be on guard RAM "0' “AYE _ 'ilding later it is nucertalned that the 1 ”1"“! G. Walter, sexton of St. ed with the theft of a diamond ring the legal "m of eighteen n.” had
.. m... . : ..."°"°....‘...*::°‘~me ........... ..
. erc - , , . - . . .
“it ‘“ materials to enable m will grow continually more difhculLi after all. lies in the hands of the Coun- ity Corporation. of it“? \glflk thug. Th. “.3. which it I" Nd. be way Sporting OM‘
.. . . sd taken to xlve to his sweetheart.| 50"“ Render “‘5 oflered 3m" m'"
Lity. hanged himself ill the,” found on his one, when the 'u' son 83,600 for Benny Leonard to box
sit-epic the other day. The {UTOW “may“, at the end of the chase. To- VIc Moran. Gibson mfusod. but says
shows the window atwhich he day he w" fined Ive “um and he is willing to match lmnard with
|was found. I‘his chapel _is iam- com. after a ”"1" had testified Young Brown at the same figures. pro.
,ous not only for its age—it being that a. stone in the flu w“ of vlded Brown make- 135 pounds rins-
iilii Still iiiiiii iiiiil?
inoss men to establish the industry in
th “m a ”De“ They will need ,tborcfore. every man:
a ' .
“‘13 cfig‘wrr‘fm situation in which and every bit of equipment that can? ;I tiel‘evotht‘ question should be settlcl
tion 0 P i) J '
be sent them 'even It‘ it has to be taken to tho.
vel ham!» - ‘ . . . h
American industries arcs re 1 All this will be more and more dis- Ems, “Elam M‘- ‘ U ur \-
ored hecnusc it is impossible to pro-
cil. This is an important matter and
INFORMATION.
i
i
cure from Germany the customary tasteful to the itiexlciin-s~ unti thctlr‘ "I“ liliieefleiks, “INN ithc oldcst church in New York Wt.- ‘ ~i , 9”,, Rome,- also offerod 31,000 to
l The Democrats m both new, blustering l-‘lrst Chief. nut if the}. '0. ”I u. MW in“ ENTHustasTic ROOSEVELT iCity—but time pm of the cc". I l. Iii“: Johnny Dundee to me. Mom John
supp y. t “m of 30 per do“ like it. they have a simple romey i 8UP°ORTER. , monies for thc first inauguration i” surely careless of his money.
argue that ”‘9 “we" - dy Let them dispose of Villa. their ' ' ' New “Wk. AD” 16th. 1915~ of George Washington were held. Now '1’ LOOKED '0 HIM. Don Morgan and Jimmy Johnston
, it h as was imposed by tho ' The Sentinel-Stevens battleship M... Edit TI . .. .1 ~. - . .. \ - “Ah. do tell me something about
,_._csnt is as it: own enemy We“ more than ours and fund ‘8 progressing splendidly But‘ or. it t um i is in tht ltmtr .ian have decided that the twenty round
' ”um" and Payne bms' that the m“- . \i l ' 'Itl are you doing your share? ' l Sir: I am Drill-rd to read in the iinttnn business section and has "1“ m” 1“" nigh" They 53" that,bout between Kid Lewis and Jack
Olll‘ army ““1 retire from . 9" m “ ‘ Why don't you “my your friendsinewspapers that South Norwak had been .1 landmark for more than climax 't the close °‘ the third “l'Britton on April 14 at New Orleans
was simply grand." she uld- Twill settle the welterweight champion-
"Yes. i am inclined to think it was ship of the world. That in vgry con-
verr good." he replied, without any sidertite of them. but how about this
' facturers of dyestuffs did not ask an ‘
‘l u be“ m" Underwood M“ was prombtness “d celerity. illool pour dimes. and send the total.‘endorsod the. Honorable Theodore Olic hundred years.
increase w o———— i with the names of the. contributors. .Iloosovel for President of our country.
under consideration and that, there: DEFINING POKER. im The Sentinel? “00...!"qu-
QSN ERAL FROST RETU RNS.
‘ 10'9- “‘97 "3 d”°"'ng of no ““1" The legal status of poker has been
’ lions] 30mm“ W'- Such reason- established tentatively at least. by n
ins ll. 0‘ c"““8‘3- WWW"! Democratic. formal opinion submitted for the in-
The Repubucans “'3" ““hfl‘mat’" structlon of police court magistrates
in vain. till!t “Widen“ having 5‘1"” by the district attorney of New York.
.that the 30 P" ccnt. duty "3 n°t He holds. no one of the magistrates
lllfilllltfillt ‘0 build “9 the industry m dld recently in a public utterance. that
‘_ this country. they would increase it poker when played for recreation and
" because 1‘ WW1“ benefit the entire not for profit. is not gambling. It is
people to have such an industry built a legitimate gentleman's game. not
up. that ”193' might in any cm“ W subject to legal interhorence. oven
" independent of Germany or “y other though some of the gentlemen happen
foreign nation. Experience has dem- to win money by it.
. anointed that the Underwood free su- Such poker ho oxp,lnlns, belongs in.
Jr gar provision was folly. that it never the amateur class. so diatiguish'ed from
should hire “"11 enmedr “m m professional poker. it is only the titt-
éhiot ”“9“ would be ‘0 deprive the ter that is outlawed, although hereto-
Government of much needed revenue fore. in most communities. the mth
and even President Wilson. who alone bltion has been held to include both
swan responsible for it. Mr. Under- classes.
' l ““1 having opposed it. has learned. The distinction between the two he
NI 1'5”“ and “5°“ “mute "N“ ‘ makes a simple matter. in profession-
t
i
3‘! a“ Democratic majority in m at or illegal poker. there is a porcenbl
who, having voted 1"? the "‘9 “' age of the winnings reserved for the
3‘3““ ”‘9' refuses t° learn or "house." If there is no such rake-off. ,‘
I
soon its mlistoke. The situation it is an amateur game.
M the angry retort of ‘ prominent: This opinion..." generally accepted,
W to the taunt that Democrats would make it impossible for the pi»,
”w learn.” He replied. “Well. i an lice authorities anywhere to interfere
thankful they can't. When they learn,“ tho private ”was of poker lnl
, much they become Republicans." Iclubs or private houses or hotel rooms.
" - sssmitaronsetthmnuuuom'
ATIP To CAWNAZ' theonfomch interference; in spite off
4.9“. W is u“ in b. Pm" laws whose literal enforcement would'
. - ‘m a“ M d m bancardgamou whonpleyodtormn-l
moist: it‘s mm ”M'- 2’: av. Whatever may be mutant of tho
”mum“ amuotmnnmumamm
”1 ofmtmmuld It“ . V .
V unMwnmmiflumwM_ ,,\.
»fia‘liosfartkorlnthoiraleet;fter. _ I . , J
his-iv. wins. a. the» .1... mantra-ammo.
' _on. m" ”m" NW“ to. intrastate-v Isis-unions
' to ssuanatdthotroo-inssiooim ladle m
. ‘ '3 . > . . l.‘ - .
This “pooling" Ides could be cur-‘
rled out with effectiveness in offices.
stores. factories. schools and in lodge
rooms. Get your friends together and
show your American spirit by con
tributing a dime toward the purchase
of Marjorie Sterrct‘l battleship
"America.”
When your lodge or society meets
this week. before the adjournment is;
taken, why not take up a collection of‘
dimes, and let your iodge'o name ap-
pear in the. public prints as booking
strongly a real patriotic moVement.
There are many societies in town
who boast of patriotic and American
principles. Here is an opportunity for
the members of those societies to
show in a material way their feelings
along those lines.
There. shouldn't be a society in
Norwalk but what its members should'
club together and join this big Amer
ican mot/emcnt for a battleship.
if you work in a shop or store or
oflice. have the entire force in your
room make up a list of dime contrib-
utors. Got in line! Join The Ben-
itlnel-Stevens-Merlorie Stemt battiolMethodist Episcopal church. in Hart- thousand unknown dead. He
ship fund. This is a vital agitation.
and you should become all active part
of ii.
Today‘s account:
Previously acknowledged $18.70
Today’s contributions; '
garden Milk Company Employees.
Elmer Bryson. 250.
I. n a. zoo. recognized in a material way by hurl At the Curtis Aviation station. the
Gyp. 10c. ly every organisation in the city with ‘genorsl made a flight in a hydro-aoro
:3“: Kubovlc. 1:? which he has been connected. As a plane over Rambo Roads. here the
B: Kan“, 10ch culmination to this succession oi Monitor ind laminar. made their is
w_ Aflm. m, expressions of friendship and on mono light in 1862, also flying over
8. ‘Keeior. 10o. team the members and friends at Old Point. Norfolk. the month of the
‘53:}; ’12:“ St. Paul's parish mitten "Linn!“jiflr no neighboring land and
~ new osmium-ow note.
~—
M Federal Judges lentil"
contestant-m
The ms. or to. nurse m
District ‘eIIfl’hrfileuntb-i an
can i’ of New vols have small
answbank'rnptcyrnlowhtohwiiin
sure all bankrupt with
cm s consulted roundup,
in mm or a‘efleflleflt. an sor-
. isn’t" . lentil-n
New
. isood will and appreciation of his all! under construction. and inspected the
Made Flight in Hydrerropiane Over
Hampton Roads.
Gonornl Russell Frost returned Sat-
urday mini his trip to Old Point Conr‘
fort and “ashington. lie visited the
Hampton institute. when sixteen
hundnd negro and indiaa boys and
girls are educated and given indoor
trial training in agriculture. mechani-
cal tredoit and domestic science. he
took lunch there with Dr. H. B. Fris-
oell. the principal. and Miss Nash.
sister of Horace and hank Nash. a
teacher them.
He went through the Soldiers'
Home. at Hampton. where twenty~
seven hundred veteran soldiers and
""l Official soars leee Tek- sailors are cared for. and visited the
. phone Outfit- ,‘Natlonal cemetery. where lio buried
Thp Rev. John E. Zeltel‘. who lie"uneven thousand Union soldiers. four
cred his connection with St Paul'B‘thousand Confederates and three
went
‘ford, to become pastor of a church in tbv-Mm“ tho art-cat shipyards at New-
New York city. has been thy min-’pori News. w‘here battleships of dif-
iont recently of many ,expreosionii 0t foront classes and submarines are
The weary watchful waiting
i Has made me turn to rhyme.
And now the bold rough rider.
Who yet Is in ills prime.
l meet my neighbors lately.
All destitute of smiles.
Who once were. so contented
But now are lone exllcs~
lWho say they're out for Teddy.
And to every one appeal
To fall In line for Roosevelt.
Who believes in the square deal.
Yours truly.
JAMES P. RIGNEY.
l
. GIFTS FOR "I. ZEITIR.
Parishioners Present Puree of Money
years'putonte here. Since the Dn-i'W’er-nsylvanin." the largesfl battle
nouncement of his oontompitted do- ship of the American Navy. Just com
parturo for a new field he has been plated there.
senor. Friday: arming. I’ll be puree sea. starting m the nit» and mm
otaoldeadtho oleial board saveingdowneasityandemootblytothe
him a combination telephone desk. nurture from an elevation of a then-
stand and chair and a pair of m‘saud feet. '
hogan bask racks.
. vile. hitter loft Hartford. Saturday.
glee his new pastorate.
Till FAULT 0F BWGULE.
There. is no character. whatsoever
mod and line, but it can be destroyed
by..ridicule. howsoever poor and wit-
., masses. . ilm. Observe tho‘ see. for instance
“Ivar“... "silent-{madman isabat , is
i z: 9". r ,Wlfl
rnaar INDTORI eon riis
s
marked degree of enthusiasm.
"Can't you describe it to me?" she
continued. beaming radiantiy. i
“Why." explained he. "the heroine
came stoalthlly on the stage and knelt,
dagger in hand. behind a clump of
blue ribbons. The hero emerged from
at large bunch of lilacs. and as soon ”.
she perceived him she fell upon, stab-i
‘bing him twice and sank. half con!
,scious, into a very handotme aigret.;
This may sound a trifle queer. but the.
lady in front of me come in late for
the performance and became so in.
tensely interested that she forgot to}
remove her hat. and that's how -ft?
looked to nle.”——Pittaburgh Chroniclei
Telegraph.
HEARING BUT NOT LISTENING.
la the course of la visit to Nagpur,
the capital of the central provinces.
'writes Stanley (‘cxon in his lndlan re—
miniscences, i heard of an amusing
ending to a civil case. it was an op-
poal case. and on one side was a Mr.
:tanyon. an English barrister. and on
the other a number of native plund-
ers. The arguments on both sldesbnd
been heard. and the case elosod for
Suddenly one of the native piadore
vol up and addressed the court case
more. Mr. Stanyon Morod it forsomo
stood up and. addressing the court.
said, “Your honor. l would bog with
all respect topointonttiothoooarf.
that my learned friend opposite is on-
tlrely out of order in stressing the
court. and If i may be ”millet! to
say so. tho court has no right to bo
list-oils to hm." " ‘
The eeefl. who at thtthewas
writing. not his head over the let
ands-n. "Ir. m it’- 'eigseot
him or hnpertlnenoe h your part so
“some that tho sears b latent-goo
NI." ‘
ill} . , , Qurimwsstsaotthsgaoioommquunna
”timeou- thnmimu no, .
. _| :I &_ .g . 1* ~ .
{new Frenchman. Badoud; Willie ltit-~
chie‘ and one or two others?
Amateur boxers will hold their first
tougtamont under the recently enacted
law of New Jersey. Saturday and
Monday nights, April 23 and 24. Five .
classes will be staged at the Newark
Turn Veroln.
Marty Cross and Jimmy Coffey will
be the headliners at the show of the
Harlem Sporting Club tomorrow eve-
ning. Pal Moore. the fast Memphis
bantam will face Micky Dunn. of Her-
loin. \ 1 "
Leo P. Flynn has sent out cards of-\
ferlng a reward of 85.000 to any one
who can induce Johnny Ertio to get
into the ring for ten rounds With Bat.-
tiing Latin.
Jock Geyer has been selected as this
first stepping stone toward Jim Cob.
fey's new'start along the champion.
ship path. They will meet tonight at
the Manhattan Opera House. It Guyor
has not improved a conplom hund-
red per cent. since he was last soon
here he should last only a few rounds.
PERSIFLAGE.
“Did you notice what a pile of food
little Newrioh tucked em' at. the
dinner last mitt?"
“I did. Ho made me think of the
Latin exproflon: ‘Mmin in per
time: but, losing patience. ho niobium)»
WELCOME To rr. .
“I can't understand why men
should complain M their Vim
how the last wood. 1 never OM
to nine bowing tho last word"
'You don't?" I 4
"Not a bit. I’m always than“
what she pie to in.” -
Tho Psalmist and the W-
wole passengers in the aeroplane.
“Ionothtag has none was.” 1“
the evhtor what they lid
an altitude of 10.000 foot. ‘1'
l I.
'3“
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Norwalk Chronicler