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' —-that there will still be enough oil
' 1 lett‘ to run the navy for several do-
‘it will work under a contract system was
n-cowutlon of the Ohio State Medical
‘ 301th was an ideal uystem.
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I. L. AND A. L GOLDEN,
PROPRIETORS
DNESDAY, my 24, 1576
“INIATURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW
I, saga—odea‘woum “spin
firnriaeoq:25;oets7:13.
MNING SWINE]. TELEr
PHONE CALLS
w Rooms—92.
Sadness Office—93.
hawk Broad: Office—1388.
o Milena—1225.3.
_ _ W. Residence-7524. 4
Moss lagers Woe-
1113-12.
Publishes” a Roddence—doo
f uasomc uranc'roav.
“W011 W.No.1MF.IHA.I.
Hoots in laaoaic Building. South
. Iain also“. lot and 2rd Tuesdayoi’
uh month—July and August ex-
uded—at I o'clock. All Mastic
muons cordially invited. Art!“
I. m. w. I, Robert 11. wuoos.‘
‘ loo.
Butler Chapter, No. as, A. a. is.
fleets in Masonic Bonding. loath
Iain street. 2nd and 4th Tuesdays
of each'loath—July and Adam oa-
.oQted—dlo'chckAitIOyflAnl
Masons cordially i'vited. MOI
A.’l‘uch.ld.P.. r. J. Lyn,”
FUEL FOR WARSHIPB.
it we are going to build warships.
it' goes without saying that we must
provide fuel tor them. it we are to!
have battle cruisers and scout cruisers "
“repute oi sailing cincles around any-
thing else odcat. we must have a plan
titul supply of oil to teed them. The
naval experts any that cit-burning ea-
gines are indispensable tor such erait,
with coal they cannot make urwhere
near the speed expected of them, or.
have the same cruising radius. 1
The government has a plentiiul oil'
supply “I11 underground storage," but it
the 'bill favorably reported recently by
the senate public lands calamities“.
should become a law a large amount
or that oil will pairs into private hands.
The bill is intended to legalize certain
entries on mineral lands that were‘
withdrawn from entry by President
Taft in 1909. These lands are situat-
ed in California. They are said to'
represent the best part of the petrolum’
eupply remaining in the hands oi the
public. There are other deposits availg
ablo {or public purposes in Calliornia
andrll'yoming. but the navy depart-
Iment estimates that they would lasti
' tho navy only nttoea years in time
.0! pace or live years in time at war.l
Some of the men interested in open
ing'the oll lands to private exploitation-f
insist that these estimates are wrong:
cadre, even on a war basis. But as
long as there is any doubt about it,
congress had better safeguard the
public interest and take no chances.
The oil lands, once alienated, can-
not be restored for public use. And it
the big navy oi the future has to bu!
its oil from private corporations at
commercial rates it will immensely
increase the nation's naval bills.
._....— ___.____.__
THE DOCTOR IV THE YEAR.
That the physician at the future
predicted by a' speaker at we reoant1
He explained that he
M
Annotation.
aliases insurance." and the Motors
*9“ he remunerated by the state. A
, mead!!! this Wilt prohibit! b6
iii-a1; or physicians in hdivlda-
ad families on yearly mach.
macho will be paid so much a
1 oryoartckoop the patient
.No diminution will bo moves
' auto, no increase eta-tag slob
4:4
”minimums
‘ mountainous-aha
1hiavy. Thoaoaoguhnodwit
1
rally at the Administration, but that
[the affair seems distressingly modern.
“Contound W.”
By dock and deep and mind'a‘hd mill.
luflfiothaothsrow- Md-
neasieglplstiminthestatutehooksd mun.“
amendmthtmtdm; mamas-cone more“
macaw amounted-rumor ”summits-III
fihfiiwmmu,mma Jain J.
”nationhood-e -
“."mw‘ an a.- mom
I. ». nia‘
1m SOU‘IH eORWAmh wen-3 Dr- 0"” Hal-med m a root musket or more!
vised it bodaoe a convention in Chi-
mp um.- winter, and a biii torcolnpui-
sory health insurance ls to be intro-
duced into the Ohio “shuns next
winter.
_,_.__._.—_.
HOUSE PASSES SHIPPiNG IILL
By a Mile of 2H to lot the House
has passed the hicAdoo-Wiisou Ship-
ping am, this bemg very nearly a
party vote. The bill was improved, in
the opinion at some who voted for it,
"by eliminating the Secretary at the
Treasury trout membership on the
Shipping Board it creates and the
altutitmioa at tho Bocrotary of Com-
meree, along with the Secretary of the
the
curators ol the Secretaries of the
lNIVy and at Commerce. however. roa-
liae that this actually results h little
improvement. The bill provides for
the investment or “0.000.000 of Gov-
‘ernnront funds h strips. to be built or
lboaghtordhart-odatatimewhonnc
,such vessels can be built in American
Shipyards—because 01 their crowded
conditionwin time to short] relief of
,thc shortage of shipping incident to
the European War, and at a time when
completed vessels can be neither
bought nor even chartered except
at exorbitant prices. unless of course.
it be the German ships interned in
American asters. Many House Demo-
crata aret rank to any that they voted
tor the bill rather than incur the en
they sincerly hope that the Senate will
defeat the measure.
———-———.——————-
GVPBVINO IV NLLMAN.
There has appeared a news slot, of
a gypsy tribe that chartered a Pullman
car is which to make its spring pil-
grimage from where it was to where
it wanted to be. No money was spar-
ed. no luxury omitted.
11“ a tar cry train the leisurely road‘
seid travel at the old gypsy vagina.
precursors of the prairie schooner! of
our pioneers. .to the sixty-milean-hour
modern train with running water. din-
ing cars and a barber shop.
it makes one wonder “other the
Romuniea had been nursing “war bob-
ies," and like the rest 01 the m.
felt like blowing in the proceeds in.
extravagant ostentatton. Or whether.
perhaps. they had opened long-hidden
cheats 01' gold for the great occasion.
when one reads the further statement
that one or the tribe a bride, made
the trip in a 82,000 automobile which
was her husband' a wedding gift to her,
And yet—could anything seem more
magical. more evident at the power
or a-irlea, good or other super-world-
ly folk than the swittnesa ct steam
or gasoline. than the beds which dis-
appear by day to open at tho flourish
oi the black man's wand?
Fortunately. romance is not a mat~
tor of method but of the spirit. Anv
so long as the seasons change and
heart of the man longs at times tor
what is not, so long romance will
linger on the earth. The Kipling knew
this when he wrote “The King.”
1
"Romance!" the season-tickets mourn.
"lie never ran to catch his train.
‘ But passed with coach and guard and
horn— ‘
“And left the local—late again!
unseen,
Romance Witt up the nine-fifteen.
His hand -waa on the lever laid.
Hie oil-can soothed the m
cranks,
His whistle waked the
grade,
His tog«horn out the scaling hauls;
anew-hound
The Doped reckless laboured still!
we acorn soawu.‘ mm m
a.“
ba'e ouflcient 21! balls 0! the 01¢-
teoath part or a pound, a sulciedt
bayonet and belt, two sport dicta and
a lknapsack, a pouch with a box there-
in to contain not less than twenty-
four cartridges. suited to the ha! of
his minke: or iirelock, each ctu'ldpe
to contain a proper quantity 0! pow“
and ball; or with a god ride, knapsack
shot pouch and powder hora. “Int!
balls suited to the bore of his ride.
a quarter or a pound oi powder;
and shall appear so armed. accoutred
and provided when called out to es-
ercise, or into service. except whn
called out on may days to oner—
cta‘e only, he may may without a
knapsack."
Talk about raising a million man be-
twen dawn and dark! This law 0113111
to provide from l5.000,000 to 30,000,000
in that thus. There might be some
doubt. however. an to scrip-oat. M
Mr. Citizen-41nd you. and you.—- have
you got that “good musket or dro-
lock?" And are you perfectly sure
that the “two spare ilints" are safely
tucked away, and the ‘quarter 01 a
pound of powder" is in the powder
horn, and the bullets are in the putt?
There will be a school track moot at
Mr. Thompson's place. on tho Flax
Hill road. on Thursday afternoon. The
team that will represent the school. at
and
pncw. -,
gueeifla chief in the th” War, is
ill in Washington. and relatives
fear for ham
turcsque figuri-
wherc he has lived many yars.
m..—
VAT. 1' It
ILL.
I
than mocha. ’
MOTHER’S DAY —-
98c BROCADED LINEN
o5 inches wido. Whit; French
brocaded dress linen.
Mother's Day.
per yard ..........
Another YARD VIII
Col. John S. “cob! 1
Col. John S. Mosby the famous
He has been a pic-
in the capital
tlSorts of Days buthere'sNone as Goodas Mother’s
Tomorrow-for the Firwt Time—the Boston Store is going to celebrate Idiot is so did
known as MOTHER’S DAY" with a GREAT‘ GIFT SALE. The man so»
those'oaothingaowunder thesun” hadnevordroamedot thisOreat Fete Day—We
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wannasnav, any a; 1916
-.o
v»._ -4
DAY
said
Day' —Who is deserving of greater tribute greater consideration and greater recoup-e
Therefore tomorrow we have especially preporoda Mother's Bar
gain Day, coupled with a
Gift Sale that is worth while Wth every item advertised we are going to give alotha
turn without any additional con mate-oer to mother.
lose onto! to quiet sale items; aloorhe free gift hells. Wo want every mother who
canto visit us first tomorrow.
HOTH‘ER'S DAY fi- -— MOTHER‘S DAY —-—
WAISTS
Dainty new models or town mar-
quiaotte, etc. Beautiiuliy trim-
med, exceptional “1.980
lother's my,
each
AN IXTIA WM." ml
-— MOTHER’S DAY
as. can segues
Big double bod silo. Heavy“ a»
rhet marsoillos designs,
med, ready for use
lotht'r‘a my.
.Aldtll
Danbury. will be chosen.
assembly hall. at 1:15.
the members of the “King bear" out
afternoon.
Lillian Twombly. one (1 our juniors,
friends.
room 19 yesterday afternoon.
tatendent Chapman presided.
The program (or the senior exunina-
it)":
Monday, Juno 12.
Rooms 17.18. 12 to 2 p. in.
1.21, Trigonometry: SII Economics;
126. S. C. English; 6.16. S. S. German:
1.33. European History; 2.19.
Geometry:
tor English; 5.28. Physical Geography
Tuooay. demo to.
Room 2!. 2:15 to 10:15 a. m.
8.11, U. a. History; 616. French“:
6.26. Jr. English: 3.19. Com'l Geog:
Room 27.
1.25, Com'l Law.
Room 17.10. 12 to 2 p. rn.
Room 20.
2.29. Sen. M.; 28, Stenog. and Typ.
Veda-day. Juno 14.
Rooms 1741.. 12 to 2 p. m.
try.
Room 29.
3.29. Adar TYD.
Room 29. 8:15 to 10:15 a. m
5.16, J. S. German: 2.16. J. 8. Ger
man.
Thursday, June 13.
Rooms 17-10. 8:15 to 10:15 a. m.
3.1!. Com’l 880g.
Icons 17-“. 12 to 8 p. at.
1.15, Sen. U. 8. History; 4.26, Sen.
English: 4.23. Chemistry.
Friday, Juno 1'. '
Room 11..” 1: to a a 111.,
3.11, Eng. History: 5.15. Jr. French;
5.,17 or. 0 ratio; 5.12. or. it. the
Hall: 5.28, Spanish: (.33. Eng. Kid-
1011:.
“A“
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«av: you nor rear mucosa
m at doteaao legislation. '0'
have it. Congress may hare aoemod:
derelict in its duty in rocsnt months.
hast-assay aroma-looming
ind been. adored this appointment U
turns-hora ortho delegation Mum“!
asaaaltosaatoaadhohasnodoo
logotolho modal convention
; amuse-neurosis
“who... “in“ *5
There was a rehearsal oi the or
cliestrs, yesterday afternoon. h the
Therewaoarehearaalolsomooi‘
in the physics laboratory. yesterdayl
who has been spending the last few
days in Boston. line. With liar pa-
rents, returned to school today. where
she was warmly received by her many
There was a teachers' meeting iin
Super-
tiona has been made out and is as lol-
Solld‘
6.17. J. C. Lotta; 2.28. 3‘;
Book'c: 1.16, 8. 6. German: 8.18. Jua-
2.23, Ben. Physics: 2.26, Jr. English,
3.15. Sen. French: 3.,26 8 B. Gee
man: 218 Jr mishap; so: (hemis- While many to .dedor the mos-
. . >
m WALL“ WON’T 00 A8 AL’
'In reply umm‘m nest
theme-bass ultimatum-toils
demo-'uioaatio-tosav-tinwouid
name hum harder»
emotihoal.".tamt
modem ”.mtaatm
,wlllholsscodtndoaaoanpsintm
I'M bum“?
GETTING PURE WNKING WATER!
Editor (inverting Camel:
Our city ha. been entirely free or
the mosquito nulanoo during the
past two yore. Previously. at cer-
tain times or the year. the conditions
were unbearable on account 01 mos-
quitoo. Langdon's Island. Cali Pas-
ture. Harbor View. Keyser's island
and other shore points were unlivable
‘ot times. It. Besides. in the lace or
mama snd much skepticism,
damned that the mosquito pests could
be exterminated by trenching and
draining thotoalt water marshes. air.
Seariea made good. and tor the past
twoyoarsithasbeonapieaaureto
stay out or doors. on the beach. in
the grove or on the porch. The mos-
quitcs were anihilatod and we have
lived in very pleasant oonditina dur-
ingthooatdosrpersodotthoyearJn
reading the report or the Board or
Health meeting. held last Friday ev~,
cling. i turn mm is the First
iDistrict we are now confronted with
‘the fresh water mosquito. he was not
around when the voluntary funds:
were solicited for the mosquito work.
i have heard. that invariably the ans-,
wer to the solicitors was. we have :10,
mosquitos up bonfieacovt when the',
wind is the right way and they blow:
mnemthernarshooatSouth Nor~
walk. Now that an appropriation or
I
quite work. there seems to be consid-
erable anxiety on the part of some
oillclala to direct the manipulation of.
the funds.
The Health Ollcer states that there
exists a good deal of malaria in tho
First District. at tho present the.
How peculiar this seems. when we
are not the mosquito district. and it
is not the mosquito season.
Don’t the Bolrd oi Health know
the cause of the existing main-la at
Warn of the year? It isoton-
tsminated public water that be M
or part of our peofle, no a goodly
mother at people in he Third Db-
tflct. are W to drink all no
for every day household purples» I
era told. by good M that a dsw
thousand dollars would taste! a II.-
dranioal tutor, which would clear the
water at all supsadod matter all
notably othiaa'to all daisies-loss
M also: typhoid bacilli- It
is a aura ad a was mad
toss-sad- or our people to III III“,
taco water. admins W111 “a
”his”
1 n.3, git-triadic!-
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use armour“. '
h1
ammnuuuflflt.
mammalian-thus;
dreamt-ow”
It
1.98
d YARD. OF do APRON Om.-
HAM! FREE with ovary w.
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ova
For
V0.2.
"_ MOTHER'S DAY
$1.50 uamsoox
10 yard plow of due
thread English nainsook.
women's and misses'
Isother's Day.
...........
m aeooto or sawmo
COTTON IRIS with every
piece.
1.181
...... 110mm DAY -—
16c LIN-EN CRASH
Russia and Barnaiay crashes.
All linen For dish. roller and
27:?” 12%
ANOTHER YARD "It.
......
—-- MOTHER'S DAY
fie SHAICS (Listen) 7
Hematitchod with drawn work
06:0
Mother's Day.
each
A ICARF TO MATCH VIII.
—- MOTHER'S DAY —'
25c FANCY
warra- GOODS
Voiles. crepes, Beach cloth. ga-
bardine. etc.
mother‘s Day.
per yard . ..... . .. .
ANOTHER YARD FREQ.
.39c BATH TOWELS
Big “Jumbo" 'i‘nrhdsh hath
towels.
loohor'a Day. 2
each
TWO WASH CLDTHB FREE
W171i WY Tm.
--- ammo DAY --
anmsm R1168
27x54. mm
Ullo1fi~u’1.lowall.98
“WIMHATMII.
WW
06m
Ecrusonly.
sill lengths.
WM ~~
Per-pair . ...
I
“Wisconsin‘s-oat the
1
4
-'—- MOTHER'S DAY
MIDDY BLOUSES
Made of the newest materials in
plain white and Mcy stripes.
med with soil or contra:
"‘3 Wm- toms hoeio and toss. Garter 1
not“ my, tool. '
each ............. my, Buy. 1
as 11er otouag rites. perm: ........... 1
None acid before 11 o'clootr
.1
WOMEN'S MRELL'AS
Silk and cotton. ginrla oovorhg,
paragon i‘rmre. Storing silver
trhn-ed handles.
Mother's Day.
.........
Ondaioiromdtoso'ohohoaly. «
\
-— MOTHER'S DAY —-—
WOIEN’S HOSE
silk lisle. lull fashioned, rein-
“ IX‘I‘A PM I'll.
"‘-‘ "OTHERS DAY I-a—
a-ooo Yards
PRINTED vetoes
Large variety oi handsome do~
signs. Value as cents per
yard.
Iother's my.
per yard
A summon "man
FREE with ovory duos pattern.
,.
ass—- MOTHER'S DAY —-1'
WOMEN’S
H'ANDKERCHIm
A11 linden. hemstltc’hed. neg.‘
' price 12 12¢ each.
ldother's Day,
3 FOR
AN exraa HAmeacmer
FREE.
MOTHER’S DAY
WHITE PMCOATS
24 doses. lilnough tor too moth
on. lode ct nae muslin. deep
such .
Inhibition Mlle.
lother‘s Day, 1 50
ooooooooooo '
AN EXTRA W? "I!
NIGHT GOWNS;
For one hundred mothers. Fine
nainsook gown. nicely trim-
med with lace and embroid-
cry.
lothcr's my,
each
..............
ONE IXTRA 60W" FREE.
aromassoav— immm 106
‘— MOTHER'S DAY .11....
so t-oc EMBROIDERED
DOYLIES
1.000. 12-inch round doylieo.
blade or lino finish and seal-p-
a
AN cam DOVLV raaa.
.3.“ BED PILLOW
Handsome 12d pillows, gm
“"1 '7 hum, covasod m
1
”W" -1 .98
man-o
awaraornisomhw
cases panama mono.
' 100 all linen table cloths.
....- ”NEWS DAY ' i
PALKOLIVE SOAP
The Maine Johnson's scab.
"Mm”. RV.
Tim
CAKES
ONE. EXTRA CAKE "II.
—— MOTHER'S DAY -—-.-
CORYLOPSIS ,
TALCUM POWDER ‘
'Babcoch‘a." All odors. gogunr
M” 301:
Iother‘s Dal.
TWO CANS
an auras can once.
P
—— ROTH-ENS DAY -'-'
HIKING BOWLS ;
Brown ear-that wear. With whine
enamel lining. value fl ‘cents
each.
lother’s Day, 1
oaoh
ON! BROWN AND MT!
BAKING DISH rm.
duo-ea ....... a
.— MOTHE’R'S DAY —-3—
Milan‘s
. TABLE LINEN
All
silos. [Nil 1 14 to 3 yards.
M [Lt LVN“ TRAY CLOTH
me with every om. 1'
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Norwalk Chronicler