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[133- MALuANAC FOR A la 1511111111 or l‘ullt 12,12 Graduates
'" ,aouonnow
5-45 11. m.;
7:11; sets 4 ‘~59
I'NG SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS
Rooms—92.
Office—93
Branch Office—1388
[,5 Residence-2:84.
tors Residence—1521
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“day of tht2 bicycle is past.
ii'3»r0.
td‘ttlltl abyem of time,'
C 1min-
“a. ,
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it" a. down.
”is a
difference
halo ride wheels in bloomers.
it: for pleasure
_,.bought almost as cheaply
,mottycyclca. the diabolical moi
€19 craze is ebbing.
_8 wheels or cars Only
' Merrily of those million bicy-
‘ be used by workmen for rid-
, it from Work and by messen-
ll! 11111111111
be way with 'most every-
112111111111 it’s a luxury.
. -"' . ' \
HORNS
' tomobilr2 men to standard-
7 horns and \1'.histlcs
safety of motorists.
c‘S for this purpomsc 1t
least in volume of tone, st
readily distinguishable,
that trolley car
11261 P- m.-
“Hamil-dim“
lean-t mm. can at: 1111» a
ALM‘W‘Mw‘I
l “fun-:1 w to! Triumph:
:NnuitH \Wuw .1. 21'1- \"212Ir!
11:3. It. trr. ”Hahn-tbs Ill! "“1“ l
,llillhdaya. Wedding: and 3|"th
of WNW?” “-1.1 “1212111111,” of (‘on 1
7.01.1... .11.u' t'ongrutulatory Messages
and]
,luhlir. Men."
Its all ths 1212 to run.- you time nud‘
thought. lou uonl mind the bromi 1
dlullis :1 bit in your relief. at not hav-
ing to decide what to any. The elev-i
er may simply one the little book as
a starter for many variation of their
own. T he. sender hard-pressed for!
time, however, may eventually find it i
necesnary only to mention in his nles~1
DRAMA" §T
(flak)
.%&n.ly
‘ Car “‘15“ ‘,
‘Tryf' 1. 1
1,.- ‘9
.
DRlNA
(Grit/I'M)
." r‘
Manager’ 3 Residence—
is
isn't. “I! the day of the ‘whcel"
Q: swallowed up in ‘ the dark
'it has
' lo maker's say they are going
blit'l,000.000 wheels this year.
fibre than were ever produc-
3'12-iu the. hey-day of the noon
. ' There is a strong
but demand. Neither the nor
‘ A'fing demand Neither the mot-
; npr Nautomobilc which brought
.to acorn, have succeeded in
however.
, We hate occasional longdla
L, iblcyole races again, and a model'-
revival of the blcycl.a clubs, we
lint (tilted to see cycling regain its
' " trinity as a sport. Women are)
hlh'uys may never again be.
it on Sundays with young men.
The youtlts'
erly tOOk pride ‘b’ud dolight
lit: bikes took to motorcycles:
or, that the smaller automobiles
an
small
ride the wheels for tun. The
delivery boys for convenience
'usad
.7 your! the pleasure-whim
Soon we Shall. be tll'l\ en lo the.
is a w'ldcspread effort hejn "
for
Ill
‘i’p'rk the state automobile bureau
fling with tho railroads and
is
that all automobile horns be
At
"time. the automobilh men
whistles b0
sage the thapt12r,p.1;ze and line on
ul'rkh his thought is expressed and
the r'eceitcr of the telegram may look
it up for himself.
W
anowma é’firrea.
George Ade has been rentiniSt-ing
America's premier humorist, or there
decides that the world is growing bet'
ter. llc finds that ,we are getting
going to toast on ‘a gridiron for 9191':
nity because he does not see ey12...to
eye with us on matters theological,
are as numerous as cases of the
grippv. and that most or our success-
ful men feel that they ought to do
something for the world in addition
to fattening a bank account and sup-
plying maxims for copybooks.
it is a cheery note atruck
midst. of a dismal permit of war and
horror, and the best or it is that it in
The war itself is not. the least
There have been plenty
in the
true.
proof of it.
of wars bvtorc, but there never was
om- which wrokcd such a universal
flood of sympathy for sut‘tering. such
a tide of anger against wrong and
passion for right—ha it is given to
each of us to :see the. wrong and the
right.
A lot of hasty people on the other
side of the water arc condemning us
Americans as a sordid, selfish and
cowardly lot. Well. never mind.
They 11m aoraly triad folk who have
terribk2 troubles to bear and are in
no condition to judge us calmly. They
will rovisc their opinions by and by.
And in the meantime, we tulzht. ro
member that thero are too litany of
11S who are p1ont2 to sweeping con
detunutions of whole masses 0! Eur-
opoans as murderous brutes.
The world is growing botu-r be
1111150 the «world is growing wiser. \\'o
are getting to know one another hot-
tcr. Not one of us really thinks bud-
ly of himself, and the'moro we know
of others the more we realize that
they are just like ourselves-just hu-
man beings, that‘s all.
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THE GRAYSON APPOINTMENT“
partisan considera-
to be a general
Regardless .of
tions, there Seems
conviction that President Wilson‘s” ap—
pointment of Dr. Grnyson as medical
director of the navy with the, rank-oi
r'cal adrnlrali-s a mistake.
There is little objection to Dr. Gray.
abouts, looking back over fifty years“
over the notion that our neighbor is, ’
that organizations for helping other:
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in subordinate plat-cs. Yeurs amt ex-
perience do not alwayx bring efficiency
and wisdom.
iority rule. has its value, when not
adhered to too altIVlnhll‘. It Is regard-
ed 1125 preserving the nuvy‘s corps
dent or any influential superior lino
pens to take note of that service. The
two methods of promotion are to be
combined and the seniority tradition
broken only for clear and obvious rea-
sons. Thorn uro manv officers among
the 133‘ jumped over" in Dr. may
sun 'a case who have w'orked hard and
loyaliy for many years, and gained 12.x-
p12rienc~12 which Dr. Grayson, whatever
his natural ability, lacks. They 1212-
sent tlu2 promotion. More important
than this la the fact that naval om-
core All general resent it They ho-
lleve that ll' :4 an act, or personal tat-
orltlam. .
Tire president doubt rrncon
sclons of any such motire, and Sin
core in thinking that his appointment
is for the. good of the aorvico. But
can he afford to insist
risk of haldnk his act misconstrued
the Spirit of the
is no
on it at
and‘ demoralizing
navy?
SUPPOill or in 111111
12.111111111111111 of hundred Mothers
Peusiurrlill Before Body at llart—
’ ford of ntercst "
The mysterious German raider w
ty-slx vessels of the tribal powers
is believed to have left Wilhelmahav en and gone around
of the. British isles.
es on her way to the aouth Atlantic.
tar figured out by thorBritlsh Admlr ally, and the Shade. portion in the At
lantlc indicates the area over whlch who operated.
or more first British cruisers arr-1 now
Nevertheless, the sen-l
d'esprit and encouraging faithful Ser-
—«vlce regardless of. whether the meal
. this .itato Was demanded
the
WAN Bflllll ASSEMllY“
ed‘to tr type that will not be
' , Width the motor horns
son personally or professionally. Very 2
-likely he is qualified for the responsi-
curse, why
' tin [or the motorcycle-
"yes a different problem
is
‘ ,_,g2ret.eoams
this line There is every
auto horns
, writer WI]!
'W'rauee ‘u tut
traitor-1121,1111 in»
. it! the “I" 7 ' 2 -
ble post tor which he'is named. But
theet‘fcct of such a promotion on the
navy organization, it isTcared. will be
injurious. .
Dr. Grayson has jumped orer the.
heads of 133 officers of the medical
corps There is precedent for such
action. In fact, Major General Leon-
ard Wood owes his prominent place
in the army to just such a spectacular
promotion at the hands «President
Roosevolt There is legal warrant,
too. The present batch of naval pl‘02
motions. in which Dr. GraySon's name
is merely the most conspicuous, _iS
submitted to the senate under 11... new
law authorizing the president to en-
courage efficiency and zeal by Such
rewards. regardless of the ‘old rule' or
seniority. ._ ....
The rule of seniority baa unquess
tionably been reeponeiblo for may ev-
accuisod or loading up the mice
ll: bulge navy no the only We 2
”Milt “dead room and 11.111.111.111:
it In“- too often pliant! trio
Front maccounts the great chléfal
ot the Connecticut, reservation or Rent
Men are busy with work and Vinita-l
tions to the various tribes through-
out the state.
Hartford when the thWed mourers'
pension bill will be presented.
tee, at work on. the mutter, arid Wal-
Company is secretary. The 11,911 Man.
that the
portant which has ever been brought
before the general assembly.
and representative in the atate,’
are strongly in notice or
passing. ’
The widowed tnothara'
lsr'efl'ecttve now to ill other continua!
vwealihe oi the
Men feel. it in
is one which
Should 'be well pushed
M
The mt than at
a villt tut Thumb
twee tribe.
when (M “iii
no
Wish
No; 44. 0t Ne'w Haven
it in h t1?“ til! :11: pflnfibparlgg strength and richer blood.
ma erswc eyw can an The to ttbiuis.
2 this week is representation at the most certain way 88
session of the general assembly at.
The 1111.11 Men have had a étirnmlt-
'ter E. 111511111111 0! the Strauord Trust.
who have as one. of their great objects
the cure of Widowe' and orphans. teal"
bill- is one of the bloat im-
The!
have approached nearly every senator
and builder and strength creator.
the matter attracted by an advertisement of Vl- 2 . 1
partition law
United States. It has
been carefully tried 11.11.11.111 the Red‘-
1an. Hull the mall" ‘owlL "
Aloud of omelet. rm 'Baxter.
entertainment w
mute"!
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NANTE‘ 1
(Jack) A
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l
hich has sunk or captured some lawn
in the} north and south Atlantic oceans
the north coast
Then she made smith and encountered many fine priz-
The black line. shows the course so
in this field a damn
hunting for the veaael
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'.- 0f Ell’l08llES
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lutc prohibition of the manufacture
and transportation of exploslvoa it
by Georae
P. Brenaluner, Jersey City cornmtn
sinner 0! revouuc and vtluanco. at tho
beginning Saturday of an ittroallla-
tlon by a legislative committee or the
inland last summér and at Kinn-
lnnd and Haskell last week. The
committee of usacmblymon la undor'
instructions to ascertain and reportg
10'- the assembly what remedinr legls- l
currence oi such disaster.
Commissioner anatngor insisted
that drastic legislation is necessary
and asserted that
manufacturer muld evade laws that
illors'chtield. chairman of the com
{mitten .poinlud out that "it explosives
.ntanumcturors are driven out of New
Jersey elsewhere and we Shall be
passing tht2 problem along to other
plow”
There wore 20.000
in making explosives in New . Jersey
before the War, Mr. llerschlield do'
clarcd.'l‘l112 manufacture of dyna-
mite for commercial use was a neces-
pit‘y, he added. He' suggested that
the danger might be minimised by
limiting the amount of explosives
that could be stored in one
The chairman asked that. the muni-
WW
Alllll SllllllllSS
How to Recover Strength
So many South Norwalk people are
asking how to recovor their Stréngth
after ,sickness. that mre publishing
this information for their benefit.
After grippe. pleurlay. pneumonia or
any illness what you need is new
men employed
by «taking Vinol which commas beef
and cod ltvér peptones. 112011.111 mangan-
ese' peptonatoa. and
blood, abortions the appetite and re-
étorés the entire system to a healthy,
rabbit: condition.
weakened. delicate condition. and for
11.11111; time had searched for a body
I was
3nd tried a. bottle..aud soon nth”
‘lrlble bodied. iadatrons as any man. in
Press.
M. ...... 411,3“ '
massvcrrv .24....1 Jan. 22.».111111’ 2
mlidhlons explosions at Illicit Tom . .-\
”lotion is necessary to prevent the re A 2
the munltlom 1
were merely restrictive, instead or
prollibltory. l .
in this connection Henry (1.;
place.
glycerophosphal: . '
art. Affiliates strength, improves the _,
Ninth Adams, Mass -—i‘a_Atoer~. a 1.11.: .y
illneé‘a of pneumOnta-I was left in a
Samuel WMPNW Adornus .-
ly'ottr vitality and rttrenxtii’f—mt 112.11.
South N 11 Also at bus
with the
ticn for t
11122112222'222'2'312'2'
A Sale of Big Values...
NOTIONS AND SMALL
2 WARES
5C HAIR NETS
All colors, with or without
elastic .......... 2 for 5¢
5c PEARL BUTTONS”
Assorted sizes 3‘2’_1¢1loz.
25c and 39c
WASH BRAIDS
.8 anrl‘ 12 yard pious,
sltglttly soiled.
Sale price ............ 9¢
.71». SAFETY PINS
‘ All sizes, full nickel plated.
bale price ......... 3¢ doz.
WOMEN'S COATS
Handsome Coats in the
newest models and most scr-
vit‘calilc materials, primd be-
low Cost.
FRENCH AND GERMAN
VALENCIENENS LACE
,Valllt's up to mt.
4¢ yard
HANDKERCHIEFS
1—012 HIGH and women. Ya-
lues np to 121'.
Sale price ............ 7¢
Boys' $2.00 Heavy All Wool
SWEATERS
Sale price . . . . $1.25
MEN'S SWEATERS
llcnlht'r' color . . . $1.00
Worth $1.50.
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UNDERMUSLINS
~ UNDERPRICED
..PETTICOATS . . 79¢
”and
Splondirlly made
pretttly tritium-1| : former
111211.211.» on those garments
ranged from $1.00 to SLR).
GOWNS AND
ENVELOPE CHEMISES
Beautiful Gowns and Err
\ velopt- Lhcrniscs, trimmrrc
wtth ctnliroulcr'tcs and laces,
Wort-1 980:1an $4.89“?
'f WOMEN‘S DRAWERS
Tucked and hcmstitched,
cut full 25¢ pair
2“ ‘XW‘ U ‘n‘ ‘\}-\‘
-1 ,1'1-1" ' -,'m 'y
The cruiser Milwaukee went
marine “Ii-ti which had preyiouély
A- 4'
a trust: lmonarnent I continual ‘
“.1117. use for .a while. and bin now as‘l's safely lauded by “13° °f “ breaches 1’“ 0.? .‘r; '
be attuned.
gunman in finding a not
problem.- _ ‘
.-W
i
cooperate, "
Second Week
Starts With Over
a Thousand
Economies
From basementto attic
each of our great floors
will put forth its best
effort; many new ship-
ments received this
week are presented
tomorrow at prices
wonderfully low.
Black. Satin
, Duchess.
$1.092 Yard
Real
l‘ llll yard \vitle. value
$1.81) yard.
Complete Line of the
Latest Styles, Newest
Weaves and colors in
yours. 13112.,
mer ,, Dresses
‘Zlc Yard
W,_,W.\‘ 013.1
-1-2' '11- a Q- .7 at. '..v
it Shore on Ehrcka. call.
E0 ire ashore that storm.” This
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HOUSE DRESSES 85¢ "
Attractive styles, well
made and of good material.
_ A GOOD TIME
to buy a BLANKET at
Prices—$2.98 pair 3398
134-98. $5 98.
JANUARY SPECIALS
.theee January Clearanc: Sale
FOR THIS WEEK
98c BROCADED
DRESS LINEN
45 inches. January Sale
Price 29¢ yard
for Spring and} Sam...
$2.40 ENGLISH
LONG CLOTHS
Fine quality, Chamois finfi .
ish, 13 )‘tls.
121/; L'ONSDALE.
MUSLIM
Yard \\'ltl(‘,
for. the llCL‘tllL‘ . .
finished soft
911:: yard
98c TABLE LINEN
\ll pure linen, trtaln (lam-
ask, Scotch titanul'acturc:
regular widths lanuury
Clcaranu Salt l’rice
BUY. SHEETS
AND CASES
At These Jan. Sale Prices
50c Sheets .......... 39c
60c Sheets ...... _ ...... 4 91:
75c Sheets ........... .591:
95c Sheets ............ 79c
981: Sheets ........ '. ._ 89:
$1. 25 Sheets .' ......... 98c
25c PILLow' CASES
(lvrr 1,000. hentstitchcd.
cot-l .l cdgcs scallollcd, etc
42 x 3(1.m«l 45 x 36. January ‘
C lent one 1.2 Salt l‘rtcc
19¢ each
BED SPREADS
\t old prices, 98c. $1. 41),
$1.98 up to $10.00 values, for 4
$4.98
n'ar -1'!‘
‘\‘\‘
. .2:
. . a -
-$1.69 .1... .5
79¢ yard -2 '
"~_- \"\ -w‘.~ ‘x‘
A: at; -/-1-,'-
‘X
when‘in a done 9 tot; she was trying to save tltapub2
photogra pit snow. members of the crew being
It is believed the Mllwaukeé‘wl ll be a total loss, except for the implements 111w and munitions that may
. ' 111111. manufacturers and 1111111111. NEW “AV N PgttchQ-t!
a- bottle 0! Vino]. Your money 5..
the ““0le worms 1.1111111: t! it does ammi trap-p012 1111;211:111: ”EB-due”
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u-
all arm» 111111111 3111 21.41.11.111 detective
' Henry ‘J. Donnell! rounded out 25 ,1. battled in the dilute porter, am!-
you: in newton» Nirv- lint? mm!) «can of property. or two? “"-
'vonv politic 'dobfl’l'tmonl 309w!” and «chili tint“ a! much as it» '
Aleutian .111 the domino 2““ .- '
1m tie in: one 11 in”. ~. WNW“ in it?! om...
{mum
“All.”
W—T V,
at venue in oamfimea'rl
lth‘e tom unremitting” nun the.
ottbg All! of Newark. N.
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complaint; 11m 112111111 Invéfillnled by; '
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