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EVENING 312mm
ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
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t‘ L. AND A L. GOLDEN,
PROPRIETORS
SATURDAY SEPT. 9, 1916
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UINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
sl‘, TOMORROW
“I” High tide 9 .47 a m.: 10:09 p. m.
I‘ Sunrisessmzy seti6: 12.
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EVENING SENTINEL TELE
PHONE CALLS
“I“ lditorial Rooms—92-
erusinm Office—93-
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rm: mutation!“ m mu.
“1M! Irhono. The Allies have kick-
ed her in
Iblwl‘t‘ will presumably
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II'I be
1lteuclforth side by side viitlt England.
found
l-‘.rattte Serbia Rumania and Russia
iwhh t the \‘-'.ll‘ 1h Is. She will fight tor
But she will prob-
be-
t‘tillbt' rht‘ has lost her self-respect and
first
She will get. out of it,
:lltflself and them.
‘uuly fight wtth no great spirit.
lg.»utllltd lttl Huang t'llli’lllfl'dslll
'10! I’ll taupe.
iuhttt scraps site can; she may not
hopr to realize the ambitions for na-
tional expansion that she clrrisht-d
[\vo years ago. And it will taitc
GMT“ long to outlive her p-esent bu-l
.uiltution, however bravely and eil'ecl
ively she may fight.
ban; the eluding point: to n proper
recognition of merit- rights.
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“Wilm
.on.vtu1 eun b. commercial Ill.
\\ll.1 r y nlllcfl But what Ive do “I MIED
that. and must l3¢i>l on is tit-.t all I
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pants-m treat us as fairly as we t‘call ‘
tl -t
~15=ttpathy \\llll the principles for. ,
(Iulllmlilt’t‘ on Pezmuient Ot‘ganiu-L
. \‘l'. M. Reynolds. Schwinn: t‘.
01m“ u‘I 1” mt H” nature ol up” at ti: Duloui, Strutford; V. 8. Whitney,
The itit‘tgtport: Clarence \'roomau.t
\t'l‘l righteousnus which they [truieb'b‘ilirtwhflkhdi C l-‘ Stillman, Boston; K.
snot Id lead 111th. to we the jurlite oftH- litlxgs, Munroe “ l3. Hungerford
Sheru1au;Elnset Jackwli Wilton:
1Notrts Hatch. New Fair-field; bluis A.
,llurt.sey, Bedding: Morris D. Beers.
l.‘{evrtown:-t‘.. J. Conrad. Huntlngtonfl
“Wu. u. Switzer, Fairfleld; r. B. Croful,‘
shun-st: that the return goods evtlfiiwbuty: J. E. Lycett. quu'alk.
whit; tht Aillt~ are light uig dot: wIIl
titucc toward neutral rights.
on. demand.-
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PLAN BEFORE SHOPPING.
An executive of an Eastern
Sept 1st suys that we no" have an
actual combatant force of only '53. 935
I.1.nd nouumtbiiltnt at 22w; being. all
told. 1,756 men less than we had on
July 1. 1815.
Remember,
too. that of the 100.0921
tMiiili‘d reported about a month ago as
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on the border«
Alabama had not».
Virginia had 2,000.
Wtst Virginia had nont
North (‘urolina had none.
South l‘urolina had none.
Georgia had none.
Florida had none.
Mississippi had none.
Alausus bud none.
Louisiana had Sou.
Kentucky had none.
Tennessee had none.
Connecticut alone had more troops
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SATURDAY, SEPT. 9. 1916
M
Saturday Night
Specials
From 6 Until 10 O’clock
The Prices do the Talking, the II
Savings are the only thing that
Count.
lice—11388. I . . . YAR '
£333“: gagihncmfi—zts 2 | it l=‘ not the Greek people that have “WM be art-ally lessened if more wo—l tommtttee on Resolutions ( A. cn the border than these twelve TAFEEITygDSELK TugllKISH Isol’WELs
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... City Editor-1 Residence—7524. [brought [my misfortune on we“ (mm men \1 ould plan before Shoppmg‘ 1M8llo.\ y, llsnbury. Robert. Whittaker, bouthern plates put together and yet “lack and all [in new fall 31 a dc Ill [ .
Stamford; ’ ' -. ' ' ' ' ~ .1
Business Mama's Refimw.u) “ it time when we “or“ “as "_ “In tltr, as in m. illustration It is R l. Osborn, Rld'gefleld, this .ilemoeratic . Administration is Colors Rtgular Wm $1 5‘" W
"13 12 I 1 I'm “Inna“ with N1 “5 to spend on. lielc: Gobler, Trumbull: J. V. llrud- boasting through its party leader In- it)!“ 'lit WHITE
' ‘ Wctlng Greece to reassert its antic: . s - le). Wanton 0 (. cw ll , .1 ‘ ........ ..
1 . ridaeport; “Gnu defense its a partisan achieve, . COUNTERPANES
I‘I “I ‘II Imbfi‘hefs Rudence-EP:_ I'pm" In” Greek ”“1"“ “w“ m“ IIII IIIdI mu“ Ia“ “‘0 seasons, ‘holfiwlae 8 Banks, nodding: l-‘ B. Hip. ment and a party asset. ? 75C ALL WOOL ' I‘IuII sin; Regular $1.03.
.1Ww ~. \1 ‘ >3 . ‘ _ ‘ ‘ . 1
1 ppm”, been eager from the rust lo 10 (“tilt |.\ and then remit: lbeloley. llatien. (1. A. Durant. Bethel; Remember, too. that if the (onl-ctl- BLACK SERGE
' MASON 3C DIRECTORY. mm. with m, WM”. ma, med ,1 good.» lulet‘ without reason is open to III-‘11:: llyinston, Norwali: l“. M. nay- cut troops now at the fmnt had been 1””161” ---------- 59" 0c SHE S
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11:. - , _. Hum Tum“?! yoke hep u: pledge Wmml llcuardlrss of u". return mom! “em-wt: D. H. Mead, hewta- thr at the lust (ongresswnal elec- - $2.00 BLACK 5 ., \' I)“ 39
lur- ”putter Chapter N. u. R. A M b d fl l " h i 1 111111» problem more careful pltnningi'mu": George ll. Smith. Patrl‘teld; F. tlon. the First and Second Districts BROADCLOTH ' _____" ‘ """"" t
.2 to tier ia am all or t r mm 1’” ‘ ' ,. lltatdsl \ Str ~ - V l ’ I l ' ' ‘ 1 ~ .
1‘ I”, Meets in Masonic Building, South 3 1. > . MN I?» idle “shopping" would un-‘ ‘. ~ .. e.. tithtd. \ . l. l‘odd, uoult probably have elected Demo licsf Botany Mills 17c PILLOW CASES
I“ , Main street, 2nd and uh Tuesdays 'uf dvtuouavt 1111d115111n1wnmt cull t ,Um m1 it‘ll. mam Representatives, and that 45 x 34} ........ 1 ‘_¢
, . of each month—July and August er “mp pp... been no cowardilc. no du dou "“113 benefit merchants ““ “‘11 IIIII '1... Commit“... on ”Mummy. hay. enough men have gone {four the Re- *u—Jfifl $12 0 NEW FALL I
r . “Wm—'3‘ 5 0““‘W- 3‘“ “0““ “c“ put-:ty discernible in m.- tlteck 1mm. ;"’“"“"”“‘ 11m: reused on the list of detectors Hl‘ WW“ ““9“ '° "mg" “‘3'” mm” SATIN STRIPE VOILE SEIliIGE DRESSES
It"£ ' my)“ comm” “Hum latton it they have and n in. been I’I'l" burl Woman ntu>t save timc' titlul to a seat in the convention and Flow Git-trims aud possibly we can “1 colors l u“ yard \vidt.
' .‘MMESA‘ HOLLERIN’ H' P' m v\Hucunsrivminu‘ Imam, m ‘ 1nd t'ltejgy for herself, and the idlellbl' It'th‘ary wcers belnr: made the ”0| 0' “W “008* of ltepresrntutives \ all“ list ........ 69¢ “w
, Aunt—F. 8 Lyon. Secretary. . . , . ‘ ‘ _ ‘ ‘ “0m“, has no “gm ,0 ”1*, mm, and pellitanenl onlccrs of the contention, 1" a llvlllm'ralll' t‘auvur. which will be $300 BEACON 51135 NEW FALL
.r" wI IfiI‘II- Wi’ 38— w:::!k"“§ of “he” ”“3”: and 31”“ dlillb. ‘ 111 ., uf ”alt ’[ up“ Hull] “1" (.uliou Borglum in I muq (-“mpluupn, llsvll controlled then. its lltll‘. by lhl‘ II BLANKETS WAISTS 8
0| Nell Lode N01 FJn . p, , .- :1 . g 'L. s 'stc 1. . -'; _ ‘. .1‘ .‘. . . . _ —__,__2 2
_, {Nu in \Iiasouit lluildint SoutItI L“ll-lnlllllll'. >110“ 0‘ I" W.‘ ‘1 mm!“ 1”“) I“ plan ”Mr slroppinizfurlIII-III spelt-b. nominattd for the office ~10m urn Sl‘ili's. and Ill.” there are ”Hump 1,“! MN. 5c SPOOLS O N T
I” ,I . I f loust of Ilentittlt'lt, son-utility of the ' ltil (otmrcssiuatt for ”it l-‘ourtlt (,‘on- 5‘0"” “fillm‘rflfl‘ “'1‘" “an“! ad!!!" 1-131 COTTON I I l ‘
Main SIIIW' 1th lImI 3r: :uIId‘a“ 0 1|. m H uni field mur~ hull U! the “H,- t'l'}l'ill.t‘_\'. It a number of purchases.crest-tonal District of t'unueclit-ut me Iltul this is the reason for keeping " ' 5 “W'il‘ 9
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“(I‘I lmtItIIIit 0.7“]; :n Aug :lasler I urmv has succeedtd for two tun be tttadl- satisfactorily itt one‘llrt‘Nllt incumbent, Ebenezer J. Hill. ”1011‘ 0" the DON‘T. “l lit"? OT ”19 Ff“ ,8"5° FULL SIZE KOLYNOS
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5:33;”. (-ordiilly invited Arthur IIIIII .. 7 . > H,“ i, is “on?“ and wasteful to uoI‘Ir Mtrwalk The nomination was en- llorteu recommendation of hen. l-un. COMFORTABLES TOOTH PASTE
1' F‘ “1‘“ “v ‘2' Rolm't M \\'iltox teuls in all uttt-onstttuttottul (lillhe m "HM film“. In sltoppitlfl m u thusiusticallv seconded by sch-rltl dpl 'rttm that the Regular troops- be with- $1.98 .15.. £310 ........... 17¢ ,T
I ' I ' ‘ ‘ " I \vltitli defied the popular will, >lltllllt‘ll .tgateu and, with no other tttimc before drawn front ”1“ “WWW while troops
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”he country and prevented ”w teatime l-lllL'll dcparttntnt store the putchaserwm (ommtmn. (‘tlllM‘C‘SSlllan llill fro,“ lk-ntocratlc pm”- arp held in
I ltion of n. “Duane,“ At km ”N. “OJ“ “3“” “"111 counter ‘0 (“um"lms unanimously reuotttllluled by ac- mobilization camps at home.
~nd floor to floor hr 3 step and tlnte-tt-lunmtlon. 1 Remember, too. as you look at this
N MR. HILL. I’ ‘ '1 > I -.~t.tt 1.1 tattvlto ‘I ‘ .
RENOMINAT“) 0': , . “on” 0‘ IIIIIIIIIIII I II III um" mute lt =hould be the snmel The following Standin (on wsslon "“1”“- that ””5 candidate. who now
t“ At the Republican convention of l"" rept‘tsents the true (it‘l‘t‘t‘c, M‘t'llls‘ ' ’ ‘ " K‘ solicits vour mm; {0. President H
I Fourth ( ongressionul Disll'it‘ held in: b I.“ b (um. 1m“ mm”, ”mm” 11 point: from store to store. wltercl " (“Willllt' “as vlltttd \liltonFes ‘ t d bill h” tt It und rItbiit
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:13 Id 1 l \‘orw l it was again pm i.~ 11......SSM). ‘stn Iln, of tumtord; Arthur ( \‘l'heel ' ~ ‘ l‘~ l
is r 5990'“ 0‘ “33 ‘ ‘ Zaitnis Constantine may ltw lllt‘ _ . .1;_ p. Norvvtilk, Fred Ruth. of Bridge. ’8“. ll!" l‘ll“?l ‘0 Ira“ ““0 ‘1' it"
Thonored bl' the WWW!“ I 'l "f “m“ tum. n. is be de trill s to lot his illc II III ‘IIIIIIIIIIII [III II IIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIII willow; t‘, A. llullerv. ol Unnburv‘ l-Id- "n" “Hm“ “"d ”w" “In“ to m"
Int-r J lllll its .1 mctnb1 of (‘otitzru n igul usurp‘tllott of mm“ and h“ V“ 1111 richtlticttlly planned and executedlumud g. Cm...“ of Norwttlk: W. Ill from, every one of you, between the.
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p wilt. Hill's mm and honorable recoil w a! belmval of GMT“ l: “n ”m In lllt' woman who simply for amuscl' Reynolds. of .thvtown: \l. .\l. Antler. “Ir“ ‘” 1“ “"d l" 3”” ' tit-o from n.1,. District. Hon. Ebenezer COST OF ELECTR_iC LIGHTING.
I“ c 111159 of Rl‘l't“ ct’ll'Mi‘e-i “1‘ III . I . ., 11:1 tit :11- to kill timc, this offers an uu-l‘U“ 0‘ (“Wiltlil'h‘ 1 ' I “M“ Regard t° "‘9 Navy. J. llilnl. We commend his tldellt‘ to south N’N‘m‘v‘ m“- ‘
‘1“ Lb H “”1 not 5“"‘091 ”NH" ‘0 “I‘M" ' ~ - “1 Wilson (‘l‘llllh‘ ntiltonsl defensc . ‘I bep‘trmltet‘ ta. lttllr
'J‘J ‘Iplaced him in tpp list of Attitritu'sl ll tl ~11 ,HH'HHM outlook up. mm. is R. A t‘olllllllllm- “its appointed lonntl.14 - . '~ ‘ ‘ 1 ’b b ‘ ' u . the pl‘lllt'lplvu of Republicanism, and Editor of $0th .\'otvv:tllt Seiilluef:
II I lowmot stem nun.ll1s tuner hasl‘“ “MIN “1"“ IIIIII “WI 0 III“ M m b. j. 9" m" w ”u. buslucs‘ I” lit “”1 “I M‘ "animation. and the "" “ I'm” as” ‘ ‘ "'“~‘ 9' u m “ tecngttizc his devotion to the welfarc Then has bccn u lot of talk about
I' “ II I 1 ‘I "" » "I ' ll ms? of t’lll‘t‘renlallves‘ 35 Demo . - . 1. . . ,. . , ~ _
. have won in tt-rtitott pin-slim uttd . tlomtntt’on adjourned to the dining1 ‘ of the people of this district and m. llll propostd least of our Electra
i become "m“ ImIIIIIIII “III IIIIII IIc iltotto'. \ l1111.111 ot tl.1 uulllu“ 0‘ ”own“ groom. Wilt‘l‘u the nominee was cxpcct- "a” ““d "m “““i‘l'l‘l “‘"d “3m“ faithful service in therl behalf, and PM" IIIIIIF'pn. “,PmSI" b; all! “1h?!“
j «‘0de ”SSW“ (“I CW'I‘WHI‘ A“ “III ’1‘] l‘ [on of (.H H ”I ”m In“ 1. l'llllr. plttnntnh belorc shopping NHt‘l‘Hd m “RPM“; .0 u... m” of ”n. my the int-reuse of tltt‘ Katy and 0M! 13 again pcrsent him as the nominee of :fifefffi}s,‘,’,,,,.',‘,,},‘f.“,’,‘,‘§f'g,,.,3“pa..', 3;:
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I NJ reflection ‘h““' i“ "0' ”"3 ‘l'ng . H\ ”m argument 1111.11, 11nd nerves and bat-kitchen HRilllt‘l tRWNlNlmn-‘1 ““1 “‘n ”' P'V‘ld'm , tilts Contentlon, for RK‘DI‘PSCMMIVE in billsl should have some consideration.
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‘ est dourt Tim District is c;mll0>t‘d 01;“‘U "I III I I I \vt‘ll u.- money. it is the only right! .\:ttlonul (otnmttternutn John '1‘. "”“~‘!‘- “‘ "L "“W‘“ ‘" “mgr?“ (much >11 for the lib Dislrlct of (on- “but I.ttt.t trunk to Last bo’rwulk
“twill?“ killt-IS- ' -1 . ‘ ' l t ‘ tk‘t‘t'lllllt'l‘ Stu. 15'“. said "There is no not-ticut. tvi'h the full assurance lhlll “"““" -‘““","K“v "‘5 mummy bl" t";
“00 mun) l""‘”'t“‘“‘ ‘0...“ ‘0 have 3: \uti'. I‘m” mmm'” "I lou ”mm” at ”w . . d" . - \V 1,” ‘ , . 'II b 'fl b' power and light was from 31) to 4.»
“0.. will rcsult Fullovvitt' “‘0 action! _~_.,._...Q....____.. '(1030 q the new”: “who“ undwllitl. now to list 11» ll. c. 1.1 no our .tctum Vll Pnf'lll ed y the peo— dollars p”. month, ,1 have my bills
E H .fl TRADE RETALIATION. . p1 imrodufln Mr lllll took occasion tiller our attitude now, because some ple of the District. to prove ill. Just now l am using three
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.' f f ”I ‘ t R l 'l‘ht‘ Scuttle umcttdnu-nts to the Rev-1m give eome helpful campaign advice. ““"MF‘ u are “‘“w‘” ““1 “m“! 1.13:2“? angina 0:093:93 1:233 my
.6 l renontlttttlltr llOVWHI‘W “WU” H ' It“:l \~ "w.” ll ".muk‘ “e... of the How easy It is it)! ltlm to hour the ‘ ». _ 'j‘ ' ° ‘ a
" linuc bill, passed its retaliatory tutus- 4 - I“ - l . , ' month. lrtu-s .ts a rule go up. they
“OIIIIIIIIII “IIII II II IIIIIIIIIIIIVIIIII IIIIIII I l \I- lost helpfttl Cllfll‘tlt‘lf‘l'. ‘°"'“ "I the WOW" ““I “9 approach, seldom 1111 down. What made my bills
mended the Fourth llist tri 1 tltltpatns "v" against ('“IM “'H‘I‘m ‘md "II ‘ IERS l’onlzt‘essmun lllll. m his filtl‘t‘t‘ll of ell-cpou duy. ltlld now boast of [ire-1 . z come dotvn'.‘ Nothing but the com.
' . . a. - .. ~ 1111 w - . .. .. . . ». 1 $ - Mt J1 o" our little electric lant. If
have performed an equally (.1':. Hyatt: m" ‘m ‘IU “In“ that II II III) 0“ 0Y8 . x.lccettultce appeared at blti best. 179' "‘"””““" “a ‘l party “II‘II I flN [INEEJ I. 1 I. ‘ll" plant to the bigpcorporti-
iiililic scrvlcc In the rcttumina‘ion olet’l' ”W diplomatic roprcscntatlvcs 0' Erll'llfh' right out from the shoulder lnI Au“ ’I‘I'f “5 " mutter 0! (““1 1 ant} - 11.111 h .v long “in it be before my
I - ummuL Ibis denunciation 0' the “-"mn Admin .utltt-titatnely utilised by n mcmbet bills lull go back to‘S.‘ dollars a.
Congress-amp lllll.
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THE BRITISH SHIBBOLETH.
According.- to llritislt philolouists. 110
German cant say 'l‘hc Brit-
lslt authorities llicl'clot't‘. are said to
. be making use of this fact in rounding
"squirrel."
up Gctmun residents. ‘
Witcucv er there is tiny dottbt about
I a man's loyalty or racial origin. they
" and 1
simply ask ltini to say "squirrel.
atcordlntz to the ”llisfacltlllllt‘r‘s of mg penalties which arc unapspne¢ past losses
the powers aimed tit are
They should not be surprised
'1 hey ill|\t‘ ltud umplc wttrnittg
ltovv-
t‘\ t‘l‘,
that the l‘nitcd States could not toler-
ate their continued disregard of Amer- 1
it-un rights and international law
have
them without
American merchants been
blacklisted, sortie of
I
Just causc; and even-those who de-b
sltvc to lose their trade with the Al
I
lies have becn subjected to fur- reacti-
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sold to planters and Is allowed three
wars to mature. at the end of \tlticii
pc crlod the ovsters reach the that“.
l-‘ullutes on the llrldgcp ort beds uo
usually followed by similar conditions
ltt the New "lIH'n und Norvttilk beds
ttttd gent-rullv throughout the state.
and its ti rule they indchitc that there
will bc it sltottagc at the expiration
of the maturing period.
The financial loss to oystermcn will
ttlso be cousldtmblc many having dc-
pendcd on the favorable outcome of
the present offering to make up for
A set usutilly btlngs In
several thousand dollars to the 1mm
No bad no prepared spect l1 .
,hut Ills telllu; points were listened to
ultlt the ltccuost interest. Prepared
lncss mine In for extended considers
tiou. ttttd his references to the subject
of defense were as follows:
National Defense.
01‘ this Mr. Wilson says: I
"We have provldcd for national de
femc upon a scale never before scri-
ously proposed, upon the responsibil-
ity (i an entire political party."
'l‘l'is refers to the Army and Navy
Apptopt'itttion hills. which Were signedI
i.:tt..t Inn.
.1
I kill," not bciug able to utter the
by
. itsound
Eh
yuan. The Italians, for instance, dur-
his pcrfotntttntc let him go free orltlur merchants have been dlscrlmlnat-i
pend ltint to a concentration camp. .w against in British cmbargocs on.
The story sugacsts interesting ”Swen-.1111 commodities. including tobuc-.
HWY" liibllcttl stu- co. Our legitimate commerce has
becr. interfered with bv the British
blmkudc of neutral Eutopean porsL
Our malls have been tampered with,-
confiscated and subjectcd to exaspcr
Our cable service has
toricttl analogies.
lent will recall the test applied by
Jephtltalt, the judge of lsrael, to dis-
tinguish the fleeing Epltraimites from
ibis own follovvcrs. tltc men of Gilead
'tflcinade tlicm pronounce the Hebrew ‘utinr. delay 5.
.‘word "sltibbolctli." moaning an ear been subjected to inexcusable inter
I of corn. The Epltrttlmitcs suid “sibbo- ference. “ hat purports to be u “3ng
”Sh" matc censorship amounts to a sup-j
pression of free. communication with:
torrinn ”c’oun'fi'f‘es. I
These abuses canInot be wholly ex- I
cused by the plea' of necessity. No ex-V
igcncy has compelled Great Brltwn,I
France and other Allied powers to go
so fat as they have gone in limiting
the commerce and communication ofa‘
friendly nation. And they cannot be
tolerated indefinitely.
Courteous protests made throughlI
diplomatic channels havebern unavail-
lng. The Senate. therefore. proposes
totswlng a club. It gives the Pfenl-t
dent authority to discriminate against
all nations that discriminatehgalust
us, and to refuse clearance to any for-
eign ship that discrimlmtes against
any American firm. And in enforcing
these retaliatory measures, the Presi-
dent is empowered to use the Army
and Navy.
Every good citizen must hope that
It will not becomeueogugry to con-r
there rat-11mm pleas do entrance—1W
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Many nations in many ages have
domed their own sbibbolclhs for
umilar purposes of racial identifica-
:, the massacre of the Sicilian Ves-
was, detected the French by their in-
lty to pronounce correctly the It-
,n word "clcerl."
”gt the British were applying a. sblb-
tit to the French people. they
ultl probably use some word con-
mmlng Injngllsh “th” sound, such
I“theft." which a Frenchman would
1nounce "seft." or “than," which the
chman would pronounce "'zen.”
ithey might simply use the word
tier," which for some reason or
- r [reunion find it utmost impos-
to utter with the true English
W' , II II“.
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‘MOUMINT AGAINST KINGS.
I at in: amusing the am;
- it truthful left for her to do.‘
11': .
kctcr.
Individual planters will not suffer
to any great extent. as the majority
have plantings of one. two and three
yours back, thus assuring them it
plentiful supply.
lllllllllll PIIllll llWES
MEMPHIS Wlllllll SIIIIII
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theory: said Captain De Booy. is
borne out by the fact that Dominica
lies east—southeast of Santo Do-
mlngo and the seas threw the Mem- .
phis in a \vcst-«northuestcrly direc-
tion ashore.
“The strange phenomenon." said
110 “was absolutely new to the exper-
ience of all who beheld It. including
the natives of the island, accustomed
as they are to outbursts of troplzal
storms. it had been blowing a hurri-
cane- from the southeast for two days.
lbut on the morning of August 29 the
.seas were calm and there was no
.wlnd. Then the sen became sudde'ily
turbulent The roadstead became a|t
angry mass of foaming waves in which
~no small craft could live.
“As the fury of the marine disturb-
ance increased, the Memphis was seen
to be dragging her anchor and grad-
ually being driven ashore. Finally a
wave that seemed larger than any that
had preceded it, lifted up the warship.
held her on its summit for it moment
and then dashed her down on a sub-
merge reef within 200 yards of dry
land From the after vontllliitors
the cruiser wu‘ pouring a cloud 0%
steam.
Immense mm were still .bl’elklnlI
over her. some of them in high as the
tops of her funnels. And the Memphis
wps shoved ashore until she me only
fifty yards stay. All unwind
branches. buoy ms .put in
and dim-en 031th wrecked .wo
last \vcek. til the “bite House, In the
of the Naval t‘otumllteq; tlutt this Adi
iuln. citation villi not and can not plili.
into commission our ship. lathe or}
email. authorized during the life of the
Administration, and that battleships:
43 and 1H. authorized March 3 1915.
Euro not even begun; and that of ourt
“nominal Navy of 250 or more ships of
.ill lttnds, 70 are lri process of con- 1
struclion and uitfltilslted and 68 are,
out of commission for lack of men to
hunt them.
When i offered an amendment to
give it bounty for enlistment of enough
men to put every ship we had into
;South Norwalk Sentinel.
inotttlt‘.’ .\‘ot long. I'm thinking. The
Trusts rob the people every time they
buy anything. and It seems to me the
taxpayers could ncriflco a little now
to prolet‘l their children and grand
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nilADERS’
. $ children front one monopoly anyway. .
‘IEWS on I remember when we \lllgllf our
’ 1 ~ I on Thanksgiving turkev for 8 cents a.
pound. now it Is 35 cents. Only a few
years ago we bought gasoline for 9
cents a gttllon. now lt'ls 26 cents. If
we lease our plant now, It will not be
long before the people in East .\'or-
wulk can look back and say. "When
we had our own little plant we could
illuminate our houses front top to
bottom for 81.00 a month. now it is
86.00. Paste this in your scrap book
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PAVEMENTS AND THE TROLLEY
COMPANY.
Editor :—
Tlie taxpayers of this city are lean
tag a heavy burden. We are compelled
to do it large amount of pcrutuncnt‘
and see if it doesn't come true.
D, T. Ml'ltPHY
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presence of tin admiring company,ltommlsslon for drill and cruising duru;
\v hem more childhood dreams \vettej‘ntr ”W continuance of the European
rcalind.-und films were taken of tbeIWIll. It was voted dbwn by the Demo
great event, for moving picture advgr-chtitlc party.
ttsctucnts in coming campaign. I May the good Lord speed the time
“it?“ you sec those pictures. re-iuhcr. “9 shall have an Administration,
member that these bills shodld have which “in not frade patriotism for
been passed before July 181 and be‘ivotcs, or national defense for partyl
uusc they were not, (‘ ouncctlcut boys succui i
“h(. ucre drafted last June, between Th i ll i - ‘ f th ‘
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fillildaydllgill and Identity tuorninnl e 0 0" ng rep” 0 ° commt
and no provision made for their tle<I1 tee and resolutions was adopted:
.. I "The Republicans of the 4th Con.
pendent families, have not yet recoil I greasional District of Connecticut in
c: tliltzr pay for nearly three months' {Convention assembled hereby expres‘sl
s rr .
Remember that when a Republicani :IiIgroIerflry \Zfifszgprigggficfscfigt
“10‘9“ ‘0 “I?“ a Regular Army of‘ form and gladly confirm the action ofI
“‘0 hundred and titty ”10“?“ men,1 thc. Republican Convention of Connec-'
Mr. “‘llson opposed it, and his solld'uwt in “s pledge of .uegyanée 10 n
party YOU? was “fit against ll- “e promise our cordial support and‘
Remember. that the same power7 co-opettition toward the triumphantl
lzillcd an amendment to make it twoyelectlon of Charles Evans Hughes andI
hundred and twenty thousand, and‘Cbarles Warren Fairbanks trs Presl-
ihtit Mr Hay declared in the House. ce President, of George P.
with reference to his blll lucreuslngllchun as Senator. and of \fumus H.
the Army by inimllmentl running Holcomb as Governor of Connecticut.
thrcugh four years to one hundred. tomb" With his 8380613198 upon thfi
and forty thousand men. that "he was State “Ck“
authorized to state, by the President ‘3 a Congressional Convention, we
of the United Statenctbst this bill make. solemn protest against Govern~
meets his approvnl—ln other words, it mentby ”mum” dictation by the
il his bi“ » The m“ W” "I”d. Mr Pruldont. BS repedtedly 1“!!!”le
Hay, who favored It, has received angdurlng this .Democntlc Admlnlsm
”palpation: it full”. and sect-emu!” tlon
(unison, who lust-ted on a tuner
ContinentllArmy. has .been llftql
from the Cabinet into prints life.
I run ruled that the bill. u but
ed. sutho es ti quuuArmylln of
about 175.0an. hit the Asst-opal
lion humbly pmvlduthmm
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“e Insist that the office oftPresldent
o fthe United flutes and Executive for
It» whole .Inoom “rill-bu ill-n tut
one-dei- of a political mm Ind that
trawl-flu tor the. button by its repro-
ticiitiitlvu in WI, unguided;
should he b7 the sellout. of calf-mt.
.before we shall be called upon n)
Iowners who tear up these pavements
‘ of the voters of the Third Taxing 015- return?
street work. It won't be many mouth: LIGHT PLANT FINANCES.
Editor Sentinel:
When the South .\‘orwalk Electric
Plant installed Commercial Lighting
they appropriated the sum of $4,200
as ii capital account to be issued In
the extenvlon of lines and the buying
of commercial equipment. For the first
two years you can easily see from re-
!ports issued by the commissioners
that the return was little more than
the interest on this appropriation.
Let us now compare a similar con-
dition with the action of our ovvh peo-
plc regarding our plant. The people
bttllt a plant and said to the commis-
siouers "Run it. " Without it capital
account or any other means of exten-
sion was it not to be expected that
they would have to expend large sums
of money in order to connect consum-
,ers which is a necessity if you de-
sire a revenue large enough to oper
ate and maintain this plant? Can you
at the end of two years, during which
1tlme you have been continually ex<
‘tending at a large but reasonable cast.
‘tell whether the plant will pay? Have
you given yourself time to realize it
Think of these things be-
trlct is hardly worth answering as 1°" 5°“ ““1 and ““9 accordingly.
the statements twist the facts in a‘ BOOK‘KEEPER
way that does no credit to the sl; ii HE WAS WORRIED AND HOPELESS
9’5- "For ten or twelve years I. was both«
One 0‘ the statements is “fl" “and with bad kidney trouble," writes
we accept this contract we know whtit‘ T F Hutchinson. Little Rock. Ark r -
"'9 will pay" Th“ ‘3 absolutely trled many remedies and octnl'l, but
false as a stance at one 4 of the new worse all the time. I ‘7” war.
contract Mil showt thit the district rl'ed and had almost gm; W .1]
will have to pay one-butt ~{ho dostlhg'pe', Itried Foley Kidney pup. m4
of my underground installstlon of they helped me a. lot i have meg
wire (which is an expenllve proposb' mil tun boxes and m now a. J'relt
tlon) should this be thought nous-'mun Foley mg“, pm. I‘m" out
sum-a mm of 3145 per mile not aches and pain due to kidney trouble:
mg nor «ch auditions! mile of new allosleep disturbing hudder disorders.
street lighting circuit. etc. 501d Everywhere
mammal to pit in min to. .mptlll the luomtlnt commune .'
repave Washington and South MainI:
streets. I ’
if the trolley company were cont--
pelted to take care of the part of the
pavement bctueen the rails and that
portion lying outside of same tvhlclt
the charter requires, and the property i
to make wntcr and some connectio 15.1
are compelled to replace the privc-
ment. our streets vvould be in a very 1
much better condition and we mould
not be put to so large an expense to
street repairs. *
Why is it that the city does not en—
Home the law?
INTERESTED.
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FUTURE COST OF LIGHTING.
To the Editor:—
The notice being sent out to some.
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