‘ , ~ ME SIX
eggs-.9?! _
Tm: sourn noawaml
ENING SE ‘TI‘EL [fulfil ‘nuit‘ of promptness and d“,
, ESTABLISHED BY !itii.) -_
/ ' JAMES GOLDEN ,
A L. RFD—TIEOLDENJ
PROPRIETORS i
_‘ -—v ., . .1
flwRSDAY, MAY .. 1916
. w“ - .7... -d.
liiiugnuut the whole realm of
(Gilli procedure.
_._._‘__._.._._-’—-—
A FBRATE'S PUNISHMENT.
‘l‘iu :rntence of the All‘iii -Gtiilldil
Schiller. ll Id
"' isert e a life term in the letter. i prison
“plate" hIl‘d> .vn to
7.. IINIAfURE ALMANAC FOR‘ at Atlanta. stain: ilet’dierbiy b\'\k'i'r
. TOMORROW l’l‘rue, the tradrtional punishment lot'
' w tide ”:42 3- m3 “18 I" m‘ illifll)‘ is hanging and Judged by the
’2’ h ““5 4:45; sets 55" iiefabliehed standard Schiller got ut‘l
,‘ “WEN—INCI- SENTINELV TELE'jt'lts‘) and ought to feel correepouding-
t-
,,
E
- PHONE CALLS ily grateful But the case 13' no eXCep—
L W RczflnHz' itional that ii is painful to think of the
i mm 3‘ cch 093 ffic I388. :culprit serving Illa full aentence.
l l . ’ " . ~. . - . g
l- W" Rentdenccvlzzsfi- i Mir hiliiller was no ordinary .ea
i est en c— ‘ - inarau it no. eten an or inary p o .
, Qty Editor's R .d C _ 752 i d ‘ d it
7 ”Bill"! Managers Residen‘e—iter against the Allies' shipping He
: '"3'13' ions 3 sort of comic opera pirate iii:
- -‘ ' ' nice—890. I
7 ”Met: Res“! _,_._-.- exploit belongs on the ‘stage -or in a
story by 0. Henry or Rudyard Kipling
that
l irXs'omc UIRECTORY.
F '— —
Who would ever have ppm.”
CH Well Lodge, No. 108. F. and A. M.
M in Masonic Building, South
Iain street, lst and 3rd Tues-day or
one man. unaided, could HOW away
on a ship and take lull command oi
"ch month—July and August (1- her at seas, cowmg her officers and
”OM—ll 8 o'clock. All Mast” making twelve while men and tort,"
Iaaons cordially “fined Arthur t‘hinaiuen do his bidding?
.. F8313, W. M.' Robert M. Wilcox,
I“.
Schiller killed nobody,
ed no prop. rty. although he mat Inn"
lie ii. etroy
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Mlcr Chapter, No. 38, A. a. M.
fleet-s in Masonic Building, South
triginally intended to blow up the
ship. ills teat was a huge oke on :n--
. . . a
Main street. .‘nd and 4shATuezffler llritinh men haul lilal‘lill‘. Th- w :10
_. til ' an nan , '
of 98““ month J ) world laughed over it in unfelgnevl
Minted—at 8 o‘clock. Ali Royal Arch
Masons cordially i'tited. (‘harles .vlcc
It w.» a :Zi‘nlfllll n-liet’ from the
horror: oi' the war, for win: it ‘itii.i.l'i
it, “11> dully thankful,
WOMEN INVENTORS. or course, it would ileter do to en
Popular Mechanics tells of a North
(1 and
courage other visionary Ilt‘riwe or
practical jokers in emulating Scliil-
Dakota woman who has dt-a‘gllt'
put into use an arm band that holdse
the dangling cord of the gas or elec-
tric iron tip out of the way while the ll‘r the war.
iron is in llat‘. it War a simple thing ______§___
to do. yet it is of urea THE VILLA MYSTERY. 1
nd ways of keep There was a time in the history of
way. the
Mexico when (ten.
lcr's trick lint liltr~l .\lllt'l‘it"lil.~' would
doubtless like to are him pardoned af~
t service. our
er women have fou
trig this slack cord out of the
but their :schcmes have been
(‘onstitulionalist movement in
more Carranza. titular
crude and not so completely Satisfac- head of the rmolntion. \\il.\ ili'Ilt‘l"‘lI
‘0" «Had. Nothing direct had been heard
However it goes to Show that W0~ front him Ior months, St-l'ltii's‘ urns
or dispatches suggested that he had ‘u cli
men do occasionally invent tools
discover methods of simplifying some
of the difficulties of housework. It
aincd that but for the
omen would
killed in one of the remote mountain
uistrlcl'i oi western Ml tho. and that
\ I ‘ . .‘ .. ’ .
has been compl tin revolution “an in mg t.li'l‘lt .l on m
inventive genius of men. w
still be pt‘i‘foi'itlilt: all their household
no
Ina name for political convenieree,
more
of
(‘iirrnnza soon proved to be
than a myth. llut that ("lfiplt‘r
tasks in the olili st. hardest way,
seekinx \lexiezln histor) It‘lids lllli‘l't‘si 10 ”I”
\‘cr profiting It} evperiem-e or
II l~‘
~ efficiency. Women are not supposed
to have “that type of mind."
And yet, the inventions of women
0 simple devices like
recent stories of Villa's death
still uncertain whether the
't-ader is alive. And that u-iierlnin‘)
‘ may hat for weeks or month ..
are not confined t 1
that of the North
There is a long list of inventions made
or improved by women as early as
1884. The machine-s for making and
Dakota. woman. Villa is clever enough to make him
wit a myth il' be chomcs, 'li‘ it'- tlllllt‘
liljltilil‘ of disappearing in the amine
Itin instances he knows an well. giv-
. . y . . ' . -. ,. I \
folding impf‘l‘ bags: were invented t.) a mi. out stories of his (Itdl I. one. pre-
woman The list alro includes a chain \rdil‘lg‘ a convincing corpse. and III”)
chum!“ ,‘ fire escape. an apparatus nailing. alone or with a ('Uil‘i"illliliil or
‘ , . .
for weighing wool, an improved catch-
er of sparks and clnders on locomo-
tives. a signal for railroad crossings.
n deep-sen telescope, a smoke-consum-
fmtl in either case, there “my M. no
an improvement for sewing leatli- ‘
7""91‘iV0 DI’OOI fora long ”Inf 1.) conic. ‘
l' “Pan-i
ci-o‘e" love of the drama'in to come;
back" Ii‘i‘ll the grave for another :alzl
two. for the storm to blow over.
The chances seem to favor with a
«nu-a. But he may really be. deal.
err
‘ er. a rotary loom that produces three
loom. would dOIIIIIIC‘ZEJ accord with
times as much as the ordinary
a portable water reservoir to extin-
guish tires. Many of the improve-
ments in sewing machines have been some :lav when the public inn. torrid?
' i
made by women. ten him. ll
Perhaps, after all. the sex that can w-.____,
do so many things with a simple wire It was announced recently, from
Mexico, on the same day, by “respon-
sible" authorities, that Villa was
wounded and deserted by his follow-
ers and no longer a factor in the inter-
national situation-and that Villa was
about to appear as the head of the
Mexican government. in place of Car-)
rann. From which it may oasiiy be?
seen how easy if is to get the truth
from the frank and veractous Mexi-
’hairpiu may be credited with inven-
- tive genius.
. ._~________
SAVING TIME lN LAWSUITS.
Many cities have night police courts,
... devoted chiefly to handling ‘ drunk and
' dborderly" cases. Cleveland has in-
l' troduced a night civil court: for the
purpose of disposing of small civil
0 Iain It a time when the attendance
‘i
.d the principals and witnesses will can people.
not lnteriere with their employment. _._._____,.______
* TALKS ON THRlFT.
‘Th experiment has had such admir-
ifiio “suits that several cities, includ-
is New York. are contemplating its
-' lamination.
This institution, excellent as it evi-
Indy is. should be regarded as only
I can in the direction of a general re-
M There is an enormous amount
it one wasted unmet-1m cow
"Got only are «is tried and rail“
“annually. but in connection with
party every mu thorn in mum-Ill
‘ _in imp-nailing the nary, hearing
«Hana. mutt-q, the arm!
The waste in every household is
considerable. Part is unavoidable
waste and part is necessary waste. Al-
together ttio much food goes into the
garbage can. Clothes are not taken
care of, are not pressed or mended, or
hung up when not in use and so be-
come shabby long before their usafnl-
ncsu is ended. Shoes that with a lit-
tle mending wall so many I mile are
thrown out. and throughout the house
there is waste. The attic bears tes-
timony b H M.
Waste that is waste should not be
hoarded; but turned iUo profit. Old
mules, “am can). «mam
l
1‘ itiswnltomlofathotlmeand that has mus day y be sold
of the litigants and witnesses t” 50““ W “I10?! to It!
hill i Wu“- such artichl.
{$3311 uh .
tiI‘LPri.‘ And there ought to be a re-'
IlilIl'Ii' '
? 'llic rll.lltlit|ll on the
Perhaps he is doing that very thing. _
Artillery Corps are ordered by
It is when fimrmlmany an hm penny. mommy
'L. .- urn
-.-..- av
UTIi NORWALK EVENING SSNYU’OKI-
ving citizen, well housed and well tin-i
10 atoll Illll
led The privilege of
New
(Continued From Fir“ Me.)
wow: that take the waste of
ihqk to sea is Worth million~ annual
i1)- It makes millionaires And the
iwavzl. illnl finds its way to the gar‘lage
ibt'UW 1.x what bieaks some taimltes. l
i A certain r('Ii0tJi teacher Ila: the righi‘
' ‘ r, .~ .~ the child:
lava. later) WIDE 3’” 3 k . will be final. will be arranged
mi to ill’lnél to me- NW“ ”N ““"Wu' WASHthiTUN Ma) 4 A full re
Jump” oi tie. muttr. and from llieiport from General Scott on the re
lif‘ut'tt‘de >ilt- hula illilurt‘S for thelcuu, oi illc (.Unfnum, “uh CHM“
wall- and phonograph Records tor tlritlbl‘egon. t‘arransa‘k War Mung” at
dances At times IIIQ':(" ('oiitr'liuileusliil “350 “it: laid before l‘reeident
“mm“! to mer half a ton. \t'ar'l , b,” \i'ilaun fol" Ilir conaideratioii by Secre-
‘conies profitable an ion get It toKt'llil‘r '.:"L‘VliwjiifiTwink:l (TM Stairw‘” .d’
. ”I the (omniunica
.And when .‘U gathered it riluuid be u"'.tion, or W ”W“ ”F ”Hum” hero“.
“I for II E000 purpoee in a blandllle’lthe I’i’t-sideiit had seen it
[object-lesson that Made conserved In: l'noiffxial adHteii from ”,9 border
profit earned " trill”!!! that an understanding bad
Here i.- a junk may from the li‘arif’win (:;“"I"‘d WNW“ Generals Scott
ilapt A Japanese rag man of excel-iilfih ”INN” I‘m” Elem"! a ('13in
t‘ Mt'xlrdn hovel-ninent. were
It-ilI speech and manner has been receiwd “ith raticfaction in 0mm“
making a canvass, offering to buy alliquanpr,~ hp",
thd old junk offered Instead of pat-l No action looking to ratification of
iniécash he gives a coupon good at a till“ uill‘t‘t‘mt‘nl “as to be taken pend
certain bank. where It must be left.”‘K " "“W'u' "‘“k’w 0f the report by
‘ iI'lt‘rltIHll Wilson. Secretarv Iiaker
. . .. -‘n iu bei‘ of ' '
mutiltd it)! I (trim l 1“ lindtcaled that the agi‘eeim-nt might be
year-<- the subject of further discussion be
l'pon lll\l‘.~lli:ntil()1l the ragman turn- tween tit'ut'lais Scott and ()biegoll, in
ed out to m a former “pH-impndum ‘iitMliul'h as it is tentatiie and without
of Yokohama police and manager of a t‘\'{f““;"llt~‘“d"”~' ratification WWW“ ”l"
_ . ‘ a i u ' ‘ .
large ”Mk corporation. “1‘”va ln‘nwg‘si ton and \It‘thn houm
teaching in, people the proper US“ ”I ‘ if the proposed agreement i~
junk lilt'ti. ll I.~ expected lilai
iati
Immediate
Junk money in apt to be regarded as hit-in: “I“ l... taken b\ ”I“ Adminis.
money" and ‘elit‘lli fmnli'.~lily.tllfll'0“ '0 lwl'lml t'\pul‘lHlloli.~ ofarms
it h easy money, it should beim”I “""“””“'“" I” lllc l‘ai‘ianha fort-
conserved lo usefulness ami not wast-.15" iii.It‘i‘lt‘iuiiii'grin”! with it are and
e bolder, .\>>lli'.
ed, >i‘l w uhool liltt'Ilt‘i‘ HAD.“ one nieth- an”... to that “m“ are w“ to hate
ml. the .Iitp'dllt‘et' link man (illulilt‘r,;lit'l'll the” Mexican withing) “Hutu”...
.iut lmiii tending ill the right direc- ‘1“ the n suit of ('tiilfi‘l‘i'lit'i-s \Hlli gum.
\\'e (an teach our childl‘t‘n no “M‘ Tryflr‘lll‘)‘ lh‘imitment othcial~
Ilb‘lit'I 1.- mil than to avoid waste. hut li-IIl‘lLlllie‘l‘T’uii’hl: 'ilMla-I 5". Possibility
”\(‘ltnlle’ 1‘” “(ti-"M" “‘5” ‘0 “(I ll” ' it rem-e in re tlgH‘l' A011]t‘i.I(‘::ill‘()lIlliiiI-Ll(tII':
the junk that it will prme a Ia'slllli.’ [ltlr‘lllllils' in Mexico, and that n“. that
"rust
\\'llile
litlll
“mm 5“". )0‘” mm. and ,ate the, “'1‘ might now reterl lo the tilpilllniiiit'
iiiolicy your milk turns Ill ('h'uin‘I-‘HIM'HH‘FII Washington and
“"0"“ “‘5 “it“ the chief subject oi
. .__._.... _.
Riliil ACIS 0N 810W
spuculatioii here today.
l ' Shortly alter midnight. when he had
Jllnl finished a twelve-hour tilsfllsnitlil
Wllil tieneral .\i\aro Him-gun, tiener
al llugh l. Scott. refused to sav il'
[RHGHI REM0VALHMY sort of an agreciiienl had been
reached or whether another confer
- gene» \\tlllitl be held Returning to his
‘pi'nale car. be immersed himself in
[paprrs he brought with him from the
-lllt*t‘illlx with the MeXicun .\ilui<li-r of
ocean .—~ean.~l;ll~.~ illit‘> throuizli or Hill, \\'ar. ""d later I". was ”0N1“. with
General l"un.~ion until the
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liipi Nil» ELI, I27. IIN, Il!l_ in. II. if or” ' i‘ttl'i)’
T". I‘:.t>I Iilit'l’ or Ilallein Iiltt'i’ or “’3” of [5‘9 morning.
ilrootilyn 'l‘eriuinals .wliethel' on. “' un “NW"! 3' ”DOT! “cut for
through bliilli,.; It’iilli>l1'.lI‘iI ilt‘ l‘lNIIII' “"Ird IUH\‘\'H!HIIIIIHIUD ””3 morning.
I'ui \tIl-‘.Ilnl' offend in tail :~Wlit’i‘.iillli n _m " ”rm...“ uni-"(Wk " was
as l‘ l|‘ til it .m \i 1 Hi (Itwlillt‘ti lni Dwm‘ ‘1 "u' ”H” 1‘ ll‘lsl‘enmi nt was
It ill t “a” b H" II it'lfnl'tl ”m i not reached during the long session
, . « . . t': '. . 3 i . .
reariihilizn "w" 'i; ’0”ny l‘er , which began at noon.- yi'ntertlay and
. l - ‘- end until 12:05 o‘clock lIllv
. ‘ . | ' ‘ “._ 1 r did not
lsiltlilien and II\|.‘Illt ood>lll -~ ” imoriilng overt ('ll‘('ulll-'li|llt't‘.~‘ pilllllt'ii
to on:- being arrived at .-.oon.
human consumption. topper, .«pelter.
;;inc. pi: lead and ll‘ill'iilil‘h‘ (curl it “an a~~erted that ”Hum” (mm
loads). coal iul' litli>llltfli~". it‘l‘illlilxund'gon had shown etcr) ulllingnn ~~t t-i
‘.Il‘N‘I>. iIHIHIil‘: italilt‘l'. 'flllii- “WNW“ ’meet his American confiree half way
tilt-0'1. moving in cars. kci'ap hrtw’a MINI \\Ilt-‘ii he consented to l‘t‘lllltlli in con
Herman rlIH'I‘ tt'iil'itlilti‘bt it-l‘ence an infill.
I'tillrt'Ill'ItI cumin“. lhlliili for tilt‘ I'll” 3 l‘l‘om an official who ha; been Iii
ltI Sta t~ Government " iloucli with the situation as it (level
sci ap
’l‘l;i.~ omiuirun. it is stated. is cf» oped. it was learned that the MM
n.4,“. [\lIdHIRIII. \Kod‘londuy_ _tfii_\ 11 Jean rt'ilrem-Illtllirt‘ was convinced of
IIaH'Il
New llie lll't't‘FHily of cooperating with the
road it u. , clam]. v.a.~ lllll~ltIl‘ll'lI at 1 American expeditionary force, but had
length )l’rlt‘l‘dily allei'lmon at a meet :ln-ld illll for withdrawal “5 long a.‘
mi; (if IIlI‘ ("ttllii\t‘ ('tlIilIIliIIl‘t‘ 0i lilt‘i I'll-\“H'i” I’t‘i‘iulr‘w “llihrt‘ilkfi' u"1“".‘4
”no...“ Freight l‘miiei-em-e. The sub [~iiiallei- t‘arranzu chleftains seemed
committee on acctmntlation reported a lll"‘“ilbit‘ “V i' did "Ul Niki! place.
"M of 51.533 mu.“ m, hand (m m... The one fact in connection with
New Haven and t‘ential New l-anland. ‘1‘" ‘t’t‘t’lld (‘tmlvn‘ncv causing most
on Alll‘il new ”“1“”... Of 4,655 ‘.:“.F’|t|llt'HII()iln was that General Fumtton
()Vi‘l‘ the minimnni ‘itiuiber i'epoi'ietl‘ “"‘ii “t‘ part in it. Th" 0M?" explnna
“in“. the organization of ‘1'”. m“r“.llion was that when the‘meeiilu; be-
gan it was simply a social aftair. ar-
ranged at General Scott‘s suggestion.
.~o that he might present assuranCi-s
to General ()hregon in a purely in—
t‘lil‘l .
Figtii‘m were lli>tl lamented ili Hip-
port of the contention that consignees
in New Haven ieiiitui't am not tin», ,
‘ ~ . . : - _ . 3
loading as rabidli‘ as thc)’ lane in the “Hm" way Later, it I“ said. it "‘
ii'ound convenient to take up formal
past. aml that this condition is thel .. . . ‘ '
.- ‘_ ' ) ~. i ,uecotlalions, and this was done.
i‘iliHiiiliI. hali‘iiii .io tlu “sump. on of General i‘tinstOIi came to the hotel
"mm“ ‘0'“ Hum" where the conference was held late in
MM the afternoon. He was on hand when
COAST ARTILLER EXAMS ORDEIT- the negotiations ended. He had a
at), room near the conference and is be»
__.__. i l.'t‘\'t'd to have kept in touch with Gen-
. errl Scott by telephone.
Officers Cannot Take P‘" m Campl That a stcnngraplier was employed
UM‘" They Pl"- durlng several hours of the second
Examinations for officers and an- meeting was regarded as significant.
listed men of the Connection Court“ was pointed out that one would
the scarcely be employed to take down a
d’ em nL.
governor in acordance with the reE lmWNPSVILLE Tex. May 2’4“"!
quirinenta of the war department, and hurried calling to quarters at Fort
will take place at Bridgeport and New, Brown of two companies of infantry
London on May 8. Failure of officer: 3 "(0219:“; targettragge ten my” W95:
. _ o e a 9 yes or ay, cause uneas
who have not qualified in the courses ,
. _ ness in this vicinity. While officers
proscribed for their respective grades at Fort Brown declined to give any
to take the examination will deprivef
._.-'
ireayoa for calling in the infantry
lthey elated lliai llieze was no mus:
.or undue uneasiness
Reports from .‘i -'_t::.4vros the .‘iex
.a'i itvttl' opt-r i‘ll itrvniniiéle ,» ale;
lint there Id: pkltr‘pllirit' n. res
among Mcaftall elixir” lilr-l‘r- Sci
eral steres, it his ~aid. tit‘W iw'ed.i1l
ving been brought by paying on' cu
idlere iii t‘arranaa money
Alan/ugh nu toiinal demand ha
been made by iepr- \fhl'dll‘i'e'h oi in
de lat-to Government tor the ‘llil
dranal of American troops. Eilhr‘t
Ariedondo, Mexican Ambanador lies
ignate. in discussion nitb l\dtnmlslra
lion otiicals here. is laying emph...~t.-
on the declaiaion that longer occap.
ition by Ameiican liutiph i.~ rrducmi
the de iacto (luv. rnment's autlairtiy
After a conference uith St'tir'iktl‘)
‘IJIISlllg ye;terday. Mr Arredondo ex
plained that the oUSle‘iUil is growing
among the Mexican purple IIIat Amer
lt‘.til soldiers are remaining now to
mine other purpose than to parsu
Villa bandit.» lie >tai8d iilni theft
is no doubt \‘illa's power 1: complete
,ly Cl'urhrti. even it the bandit leach;
ll: not dead. Consequently the
iAinei’icans have no good reason to
icuntinuing their uu-upation, he do
clared
. t‘tll.l’.\tlil‘>’. N. Ni, May 3 Huge
liiiouniains of stores are pilid at the
two Ann-man field basee at CUIUIlIi.
lliiblan and Namitintpa, Mexico. at-
‘t'tif‘tlliltl to aiiital; here today
l tieiieral l J. Pershing remained at
iSaii .\11 (Win, Mex, today, so far as
‘colild be learned here. The reason
for his pl‘vnt‘llt’t‘ there is unknonn.
PRIVATE lNTERESTS FAVORED. .
i
l
l
l
l
l
Conservation Congress Would Permit
Them to Acquire Water Rights.
WASIIINUTUX, .\iay 4,-Tlie ital
tional (‘onservation (‘ongress at it.~
filial sealionl today will was excited
over yesterday's action, by which lt‘
voted lit: to 3‘) to recommend legisla l
tion which would allow the govern‘
ment to grant water power sites 10‘
private interests. The program to
day was devoted mainly to reportsi
on fish and game conservation and
discussion of health and education as:
factors in a preparedness campaign. ‘
The minority of delegates: led by
Gifford I'inchot, «ll-rged openly that
u
the conservation it... ting was packed
THURSDAY. HAY a. i916
FRIDAY SPECIALS
Many Not Advertised
Tomorrow's Special Bargain Offerings—Only a few of which
are published hero—are but “Pointers" to economical buyers
as to the methods of reducing "The high cost of living.”
D
LINEN CRASH
MATTINGS
Sturda) Linen Crash, bleached Thinese and Japanese. carpet
or brown for dish, miter or patterns. All new coloring:
kitchen towels Value itic pet Value 23¢ per yard.
yard. Friday 2“
i- riday lzl/c Special
Special 2
CURTAIN SWISSES
In dots and figures, with lace
BED PILLOWS
3ig regular size, filled with border. Val 15c yd. l
noose feathers, covered with Friday 94c
best ticking. Value 31.50 Special
each.
Friday 98c GARBAGE CANS
Special Large Size heavy galvanized ir-
on. \alue $1.25 each.
LINEN NAPKINS mday 95c
Regular every day size. All pure SD81“
Scotch linen. Value 83.00 per
WATER PAILS
{0.1% it qt, heavy galvanised iron
firm?" 1.98 pails. Val. we each.
29c
WASH CLOTHS Special
Rub dry Turin-sh wash clolh> METAL POLISH
Regular size. Value 5 cents i-‘or gleaming and polishing
““11 brass and nickel. Valli. 25c
Fridai 2 tor 5c per can.
Special Friday 15c
Special
ENGLISH NAINSOOK
Pine quality. yard wide, for no
men, [nurses and children wear.
WHITE SHELF PAPER
5 yard lengths. Regular price.
Val. 83 per piece .3 cents.
Friday 1 98 Friday 3l0l‘ 10‘:
Special . Special
by iepresentatiu . iii water power in-
it‘reilts who desired passage of the
Shields bill by a means of securing
private control of stream sites now
held by the Government. This charge
was denied vehemently by Speakers
in behalf of the Shields measure, who
explained that. they wantnl only hon»
est development of water power for
the sake of national prosperity
Tile Congress also adopted withou',
opposition a resolution advocating'
use of water power in production oi
nitrates for commercial purposes durt
lug peace times and available to thei
(hiverument in any emergency.
Bliss Susanna Coach, of Chicago,
a health advocate. in an address to
day. urged creation of a federal board
of health subjects. This should be
directed particularly at mothers, she,
suggested.
Other speakers included Dr. liarvel’
\V. Wiley. pure food expert; Miss
Cora \V. Stewart. of Frankfort. Ky.
who discussed “Prevention of "lime.
acy"; Prof. Edward Ortion. of Colum-
bus, 0., who advocated military en~
gineering courses in land grant col
leges and universities, and Dr. P. P.‘
Claxton. l'nited States Commission-
er of Education.
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BEAUTIFUL BLOUSES
A diversity of new styles in the most desirable fabrics
Exceptional Offerings at
$1.00, $1.50 and $1.98
RETURNS TO HEMPSTEAD.
‘ lBRI‘DGE'PORT, May 4.—Waiving his
legal rights to extradition, Schuy
ler M. VanNess, 36, of Hempstead. i.
1.. who was arrested last evening in
his boarding house in Parallel street
was taken back to Hempstead today
to face a charge 0: grand larceny. He
id‘charged with having obtained 11
diamond rings and two gold watches
worth 32,200 from C. W. Lockwood, a
jeweler of that place. He was a dep
uty sheriff there and district deputy
ANDREW DA VEY, Inc.
90 Washington SI. South Norwaili
Very Best F l csh Creamery Butter 39c lb
Jars Pure jellies Evap. Milk
Fruit Jams 256 June Fun 70 £36“
Marmalade Farina
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for the Patriotic Sons of America. He
got the jewelry for use as prizes in‘
lthat. order.
-1Advartlso in The Sentinel
them of the opportunity to attend the:
joint coast defense exc"ciacs this sum-
mer. Captain F. I. Dvngler, C. A. C.,i
O
17. s. A, the inspector-instructor in: 21865
coast artillery for this state will super- i
vise the examinations in Bridgeport;
and Captain A H. Barkley, C. A. C.. U.
S. 'A., those in New London. Enlist-
ed‘ ‘men who are eligible to take thei i
exniuluattons for enlisted specialists! .
are also authorized to report for exam- i
inallon.
The examining board for the mark-
ing of papers in the courses is com-i
posed of Lieutenant Colonel Vincent" ,
DRY COLD STORAGE .
For
FURS
.cst Family Fiannabag-......................... 80¢
i Shoulders,leanandtenden........................ 14¢
Gold Medal Flour.abag 89¢
Swift’s Dixie Brand Enemab........,.. ...15¢
FuliWeight Condensed Milk,acan. ..... 10¢
Full Weight Condensed Skimmcd Milk, 2 cans 15¢
Corned or Roast Beet. ncan 21¢
A. STULL
r‘ottnizc Street. East Norwalk
DC dollar."
ram, * i’n alflv 03’" .
W”- .
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iii. King, Major ‘M. B. Payne and Cap- ?
lain F. L. Dengler. mm Rates .
Boards for the examination of can— .
dlducs for rated places are as fol- Shrage V801“. located on the premises
lows: Bridgeport, Captain F; L Deng- i k
ler, Captain A. C. Bennett, Captain L. , . \ _ . ‘
11, a 2.1mm L, n on l Novehiu in Fox Scarf: and Collareucs ' i
Neil. - ew London. Major M. B. Payne. for Spring .nd 3m Wear. i. ii
Ca ' A. H. ”U81. Curtain RM
Co ..mwn.€fl.l". C'c' Y ‘
AT va cauz. SIML NE & cc' ' l '
“ t’s Villa. money worth now?”
"N exchange quoted. senor. Par- 0 i i
m Wall misc.
For the Summer I ime
patch Screens are a Necessity
We have a splendid line in all widths at very reasonable
prices. '
PRETTY PORCH BUGS in vcrynttractive colon and
designs.
Pimp! Auto Delivery Ellerywhcre
Ramona a son
"a... a not» innit .' walnut. film rim-1k. can».
Norwalk Chronicler