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DEC. 1916
THE [SOUTH 'NORWALK EVENING SMINEL
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H NORWALKiprObpmity to make their inmmes pro our national gorernment ever went i Authorities continue w a." o. i-_” — _ ” ’ ‘ '
\ide them with tho Irwin o! 1111?.
It seems assured that there will be
SENTINEL
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3 ‘ L GOLDEH entries seem to ioditate thin there is
in ienough loud in the country. and \iill
m 7571;} be enough until nexi veal 5 crops are
~. , _‘,__, gathered if it is dJSUIbutt-d through
_ MAN” F03 the usual channels instead of being
_ I‘ I ’ ‘ ‘ 0.)” held by spotuhitors.
rm 8- W'! Every belligerent nation has hired a
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‘ ‘foud trims unt'e- ihe war Ilt'iiall.
m1- Ev
‘0 E CIANLELLSTEL have most neutral
nations
{the pinch last of all. and possilily least
fol all:
it“ make the nation a unit iii demand
but we feel it keenly enough
moo—93.
‘hnch Chico—1388.
nee—218d ,i”: that there he no unholy juggling
.. Regidenco— ‘2 4'111111 the food supply
“auger: Rest ence--
tt.1nt profita nude from it
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and no exorhi-
f. Residence—890 i \\1- do not want a “food (ilt‘I‘lel‘H
_ 1, 1:1 111.- l'nltetl $111th We do not \\unl
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.got‘orniiivnt control of distribution
and public regulation of prices. Such
1‘ processes are opposed to our belief in
porronnl liberty and business compo-
tition. lint England has uphold the
iights of prituto business in the past
and England has
and tintiortaken
.1110» inttrest iii tlit mutt-=1
' unything Tilt-[‘1‘
l of energetic .1ttioti .11 \\ isli .
Just what till‘f‘t'lioll it \\‘. ll
‘ a]: not. clear. leru to
' mama thorough-going
. ind there are lih‘ly lo be tiras
“W panned to r-httclt spm-Iilution.’
its sll‘tillflll 11> Vtx'.
(oiM‘ l> n
\‘lt‘ilit‘li to iit‘tossity
to controthe distribution of food and
illi'i.
T110
ml}; n‘kll't‘lllt‘.
and is planning
at 1- sort”
. . \\ ill go even to
itth‘nliga—
lTiiitt-tl States
it t‘i't’lll‘? t-onipel it.
\I'usliiugton, uitil vrisl3
\vise :lt'IlOll at
t'tHlllt‘l'lllltill by 1111- goieinmciits of
to the storage itll>illt‘~.~ 11:11] “It“
poncpolistic control of tom] sup--
jsiit-h rotoliiiioiiarv
1h.- \'il!‘it‘ll~ slants. should make any
innovations iiiiiiO»
t
t‘t‘sstiri'
motion may not ewu “an upon
wation. ’l‘lie ('(lllllll‘_\ is paiiiii;
prices today than at 1111} How
the Civil war.
t and eager
'11 any such 111111111
I will naturally be t-\|u(‘tod to just beginning.
(I to this teiniior. tions it \till ho lit-tivit-r than most cit»
, is really
for congress
Railroad problem.- and many iii‘oitriatitnis for
is I‘0>(‘ tn Stiltthturuou
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PAYING FOR PREPAREDNESS
'l‘ln- puhlic‘ls iin-‘ The lYnittati Sliilt‘s. havina tit‘t‘idfitl
tor t-orrt-ctivc fit-5 in f.t\0]‘ ot‘ pi‘i-pai‘ttlnoss. will now pro-
tent to 11.1) 1111- hill The paymcnt is
From present iiidit-tt-
is possibl".
izi-ni. haro exported
For tho pros-out fls‘l‘ili yctii‘ tho
no more important
up
tho army and navy
Mon-
to Illlt‘llti to this
battery are
more vital or “‘1er in nit-d of of that was for nvw tiFIt’llBt‘.
Intenttentlon than the prohloui 111111111- for 111 fciisito jilll‘ptls't‘n‘
hilnstt tllltlfitltl in ”notion;
untry. at 11111110 of
than liali
vital. but there
'l‘hn on
next 1
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ponplo 01 your is from $11..
That is n grout dt‘ll‘ more illulli
the common
vauntcti 000,
Norwalks.
no embargo on the export of toad, tin1
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‘ fern. etc.
“'e fF'Pi
below this \\ar tot all ordinar) ex-
penses together.
How shall the money
The set-rotary oi the
sees a deficit for the pies nt karat
year of over $152,000,000.
nenrly 3250.000,th new reteiptu trout
incomes and the special taxes on 1nd
111111111 manufactures, real eating inno-
For nut year. he antici
pures- a deflt‘ll of $251,500,000. Their
deficits niusi he met somehow
(‘ongress can niipOse additional
“war taxes" But special taxes that
are felt in the daily transactions oi
life are annoying and burdensome it
59911» agreed that the 61111th may to
gt! the money is by increasini
And
takes any income tax revision. it isn‘t
the
income tax
likely to I» confined to raising the stir»
tax on big int-tunes, There will he a
powerful effort iiiade to lower the pre-
sent exemption, and bring within the
be raised‘rthe way to make a short meal allow-
Treasury tore-V
t! COIIKI‘HIS under ‘
dietetic problems. Here‘s I Gemini
apecialist of Hamburg cxploininx thnt
ance go tar is to bolt it as a dog does
That makes it ‘stay by you' longer.
in spite of And hPM'b' an A11 laChnpelle special-
int saying that the way to do it is to
lien-herize it, to insure much and per
tect digestion. Between the two, the
average eater will prekhly follow the
(Hint? that Dr. Woods Hutchinson has
made a fortune witli-trunt your nat-
ural instinct. and eat as you've al-
ways done.
tutti lllllllllllfl C i
iii 1111 min,”
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A Wonderful Holiday Display '1;
Everything for Everybody
Come to the Boston Store
the Real Shopping Centre
Buy Now!
to fix prions'
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scope oi‘ the tax all iiicmnes th-t‘ guard “mi m” shoulders, under "‘9‘ WAIST .
$1,000 a year. That would, of t'oursp, 1:1!“ ""3““ 9 (3031 WIN hillhlly ‘ S WOMEN S
. . 1e or on was not 1‘ I
enormously multiply the number of boartll.) ‘ an ed by the GEORGETTE CREPE HANDKERCHIEFS
‘(‘()nlrllilliul‘>. though the individual “U‘n lhv‘ night of November 30 WMSTS $5.0“ “mm“. INN-“mu”. ”m- . t‘or—
contributions “f t‘ilizvlls “ml 311,00 (1,.1‘1‘ .ik'eixar‘dnneiu:ssaultfiid Paulinlo \ l] n 1'] ("l . t l' t' llt'r t'iiilirtittlormi, \ariutis ilural
.. ‘ . ‘ flea 1H) newsgir \11‘ t it “‘15 man 1111‘ ii and .“r H K ., \ ‘l‘ 5‘.
1” 59.11110 11 “I“ “you“ be “ma“ 1‘” .\.1. 733 Main street. Hartford. As dainty models, splendid valor-s. “ U (h ‘5‘“. 1m“ 1
it is nrluod that such a t‘haiiKc m" “was“ with. him N“ “‘3‘“ - WOMEN‘S
uottll be both {air 1111 wt that it ' hm?" saw her sobbing and this I'd LINGERIE WAISTS
l i t 1‘“ ' to lurdmi'n arrest on lleteinhet HANDKERCHIEFS
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would fnee the inc-unto tax of tho cm ‘H9 was ‘26 years old then and 111111 H l
, ,. tune to Hartford two years before "l'ipt‘ti .1 iutzss and lap Sil't .\rnn:nian law l‘ti"\‘. all lin»
111.211] of bell”. It hpttidi ”m” Id" ifrfllll I‘tu-mnlOllUl, N. H “(4(le '\\ ill‘I‘l a“ {H \h ”H“ \\1‘]\ mp [Zach """ 8 35¢
anti that such direct contributions to ludllc Joel H. flood in tlw superior $1 93 """"
the 90st of Hoverntncnt on thc part of mu” he pleaded sum) ‘“ "“‘ . ' “ WOMEN'S LINEN
.. . “’“W SPECIAL wntsrs
large numbers of ciizeus would iii- Y,osterti11y as 111- made his unusual HANDKERCHIEFS
crease pubnp 1mm.“ 111 xow‘rtunnntul request, he showed _'to sign: Having illt‘ appearance of . .
emotion. ”and ciiihronicrctl. our rur—
arfairs. lt roniains to be sct'lt whetlior .\‘o one was at the hearing for his
although he was very pith-.f i:
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t-ongresxt will hurt tlw cout‘ttgo millifhti‘alid 111.11? lihlitaliflllrifo: “rd???“ hand ilrawn. ht-tiistitclicti, with
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take such action, involiinx, as it does mm. Of the assault. . CHRISTMAS 1"“"5‘X'1l I“ ‘tflV’V‘l-Th‘h "Wh
‘far more votes than are affected ny’ TWO prisoners Who haw Wm“ “we,“ HANDKERCHIEFS hcnh' WNW WM) HT} \\‘ltit‘
. ‘ . ‘ ' than hull lht‘ll" liven behind prison _ . ht'llis ................. W
the m at itwwnt- 11.111 in Wothornfleld for second do Newest Destgns. Lowest Prices
~ . ~ 0 igree murder wore pardoned by the GLOVES
Uni of [hi tiller rut llilnfls allitilgfimm board of pardons today. The) WOMEN’S INITIAL
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it 1-1)”? 111:91 (11:11:31, 1:111; “in?!“ HANDKERCHIEFS Women s P. K. Lamb Gloves,
tho (1,11: ptohltni in that a lot of poo- _- ’1 “ 5 n“ c 9 ' 9 m ”I $150
.111 an Innkeeper in indoor Locum and .\H “m.“ 11m of l- ‘ 75¢ ’
John P. Kennedy of New London
ituunty ulio hits Ht‘rH'd :10 years for
“Mk ”"” “mm" itlw niiittlur of his wife (‘herost is
t‘i‘J tours old and Ken' 10d) 60.
\\oultlnt Tho board hoard 47 wplitutioiuis
uriNo ont~ tlpnt’nl‘l‘d for 12 of the
miplicann- and their pHIIlons wore with
“XI?“ fill‘ fl Slt‘dk' 'dra\\n
plv innigint- a uhite o it: is bt‘ltt’r than
a brown ono, amt ”I
tion by paying inni‘o for it ’
it ho Just us rational to pay thrt-n
four coma a pound
that came from a \vliito siren? t
l Try a Sentinel Want Adv.
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Getting a good line of Toys Dolls. Gamesand
Novelties for this Christh has not been an easy
task. Selections had be made early in manly in- '
stances as long as a year ago, but by carefully
Watching the markets we are able to offer an
exceptional assortment Of reli ahie toys and re-
spond to the demand expected to be made upon
the Largest and Best‘ Toy
If you want a TOY, Come Home !
Deportm
BRIGGERMAN BROS“;
silk, fancy lat‘c triiimit-tl lint’t‘L
MEN‘S LINEN INITIAL
HANDKERCHIEFS
ent in the
.Ltsti
Large Holinl l.i_\ putt‘hast
tit-r cii't-t‘ts. \\hilt' and colors.
_\ talirit‘s ............. 98¢
Women's Kid Gloves.
' $1.75 11132.50
Women’s Fancv Kid Gloves.
$1.75 ‘0 $2.50
I (innit Him and him k Ir ‘ill rs
'ti\ til (i ............ 81,50 Mocha Gloves,
:1 it‘h ............... . .. 25¢ 81.50—31.75
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Women's Long Kid Gloves,
$2.25 to $5.00
Men‘s Capesltin Gloves,
81.50 s
$1.701t $2. 00 9
Men's Buck and Chamois
510V“ $1.75 1.. $2.25 ‘
Children's Fur Trimmed Mit- , ‘
tens and Wool Gloves 59¢ I,
Children’s Cape and Mocha
GIOVCS- 31.151.31.50
Bays' Gflimlets . 69¢ 4
FINE WOOL BLANKETS
Make Exccllent Xmas Gifts
Fine Quality
CALIFORNIA WOOL
Mans Mocha Gloves
BLANKETS . $5.00
Fine Quality
IOWA WOOL
BLANKETS ....... $7.50
Fine Quality
MINNESOTA WOOL
BLANKETS .. $12.50
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For Those Who Do Not
—- Want Toys ——
_ We have a nicely selected line-of Christma
Novelties, Cards, Leather Goods. Pottery,
Brass Goods, Stationery etc. ’
CUT GLASS AND HAND PAINTED
. CHINA
are delightful gifts. We are confident that
Gina and Hand Painted China at reason-
able prices.
Have You Thought of a NieeB'oit of Candy
Kamila, we have goodgifts
for Milken
we can sh ow most nttracmc pieces of Cut .
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