“RAW
EVEIIINQ- Mum, , We! immigration. He wants a law manning-m my; l1; mm
. 1 ’ "’ escalating a federal department ins, can't make such Shelia. there
.4 L A1513 A. L. GOLDEN. which shall automatically adapt. the must be something seriouslir the Mmfib
inflow of iorelgners lo the needs or t9! with them-
our industries for unskilled labor. The -—~—°*
‘labor market would he watchedkcare- A PRESIDENT'PREMIER
‘fully. in all its branches. Domestic Presrdent Wilson has taken,a:tother
given the firsts“? in rounding out his new concen.
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JAMES GOLDEN
SDAY, JAN. 25, 1917.
.tvorkmeu would he
ichance Then, from time to time, the ”0“ 0f the presidency. lie has. define
, . .-__.-..-w--~_~='itars Would be lifted to let in as many “913' 5“" himself “1’ as ”‘9 ”gimme
TUBE ‘ALMANAC FOR , immiuiants as could WOW”), be cared leader of his party. Observing that the
TQMORROW .- congressional program in which no
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it sounds like. it good suggestion. Wills interested. was lugging. he has els-
;Sllt'll .‘t plan would surely be better taillisliad‘headqum-tem at the. capitol
and assumed active charge of legisla-
lion.
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lthutl our present chaotic practice.
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HONE CALLS l ”WM—'—
Rooms—92. l NAVY SHELLS
‘ (Juice—93- in the debate between thee llethle:
all: Branch Office—1388.
M, ’1 Residence—218-2.
"Editor’s Residence—7521
ll!“ Manager’s Residence_!lietter of ihe argument. The company
There
capitol
7 precedentcd.
office in the
tained» for such
is a president’s
building. main-
But it is said
never to have been utilized in exact-
. ' \
1hem Steel Company and the navy do- ,
. use.
lpatiment. The latter seems to lta\e the
2 Such procedure is not entirely tin-l
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ly this way. Former presidents its a
, M‘iJH-IZ. ;lius complained not only of the award
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' [LATlNG IMMIGRATION
pristical purposes, our immi—
‘ ls‘esisemiallr a labor problem.
to of our fine traditions about . . . Mr. Schwab
Matty being :1 ”Milk?" of refugflg'cntlctsed the department because the
., Bah = .‘t . .
M'W and oppressed of other: st lelitm S eel Company had
,1 the fact is that ”1059 game.unahle, after a large expenditure, to
and oppressed look on America it She“
Ill? its a place to find profitajcmnra“t awarded “'0 years ago.
.‘t and we look on them primate"! in
“Jim“ shell contracts to a foreign firm,
! _ , _
Unit of thc high standards insist‘ed on
y the government. In a widely pub-
lished advertisement, ,
that capitol office legislulh‘c head;
been quarters. I ’ .
it’s a development
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of the British‘i
parliamentary system of government}
in which President Wilson has morel
Secretary Daniels’ subhequent stetoi‘than once publicly expressed his b6'l
lief. His conception of the presidency”
‘ ent makes this look like an absurd
hot rectuits. M _ . . . its an office pretty closely to that 0i;
M. _} coulcsston impotence and moth-5 . . . .
Y; “D91 . , _ . ,t the British prime minister, who lSl
. ‘ f . rtencr. He maintains that instead oli , .
timing to the state 0. out In . _ . lhoth the executive and legitilalli'e
M . the requirements being "absolute”- ' l
et. In good tum-s, \ve unlit. -
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-head of government. l‘lltl'.i the le‘bl-t
‘ . liter md tl ‘~ d x\' l t , - l
In btid times. when lltcro '( H ‘ eopmtni M ”'9 a” of
1(1th is at once the chief. administru-E
. , . Dl‘Ojt-‘Cllli’ manufacture," and therefore I A ‘
”0!?!“ 9"‘I’l°}““‘m ‘0" 0““ 1““ ltlve officer of the nation and the
Haven, we don't want them.
.iahoui’ what thing
Imoet the requirements for
01'
we welcome or
tic-l
the i ‘
, = tive leader of i
no higher" , . ,
that" plan concentrates responsibility and;
» - . l facilitates concerted action if the pres“.
tlficatlon of ”m tlppnt‘entlv they have been met by 7.: per cent. of; i
. . ldent‘s party has a working majorityu
, . the shells made. by another American,
t ti e,tt hi hi e d edt t .. . . .~ .
lit, tud‘ t 'g b at d 118 mm. and mm, been fully mm by all There is much (l‘lthlitm of this not
I' considerations of liberty and
. . ”1,. sample shells submitted .hy ‘11“.ioy “'5' «executive usurpation..- “'5 u
“9'! really depend 0“ ““3 'uizitter that constitutional experts may
tunt'easonnlile and oppressive.
u“. \vholo litavy's requirements are
than those of foreign nations.
British film that
rule visited the capitol only on the!
last day' of a session, to save time int!"
‘t signing bills as coagress rushed them l. .
through. No'other president has model}:
he party in newer. The:
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DRESS LINEN
All pure Linen, yard wide.
All the wanted colors. Reguv
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Over One Hundred Beautiful '
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‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ IL . \ u q ‘ .‘z
t... 5,... 5.... 1m -39. ,., Smart. Serge Dresses 5’. .33“’..;.‘:f:._ “$12232:
ENGLISH LONGCLOTH $3.98. Salc price $1.98
jACQLlARD BLANKETS ,
ltohcs, (Touch Covers. Slumber
lixccllcnt Blankets for Bath
40 inches wide, soft nainsook
finish, (cut to better advanv
tngc). t: yard pieces. Regular
{$3.00. Salc pricc $1.98 piece
.WHITE pome
' $9.95 $12.95 $14.95
NEW sHlRT WAlsrs
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WOOL BLAN KETS
Illankcts. Regular 12-4. size.
«we :«wwr t»
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25 pairs of Il‘andsontc VVcol
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3..
.6. r riSin V3111 3 4, Retrular $10.00. Sale. prtcc
o? Yard wide, firm quality, fine ‘ su p ' g e b ' 1%.,
.9 incrccrizcd finish, for women's, CREPE DE CHINE GEORG‘ETTE ‘ ' .3
.3, ll’lllfiSt‘S' and children} wear. WAISTS .. ,_ , . CREPE WAISTS BED BLANKETS . .2.
.2. lwgulttr 35... Sale price in gold. llt‘.\ll, \vlntc and )cl— 1 case from back order; suit .,
3.. 19¢ yard iron" ..... . ........... $2 .95 A.“ “‘10“ . -------- $3.9 and flcccy; {for shccts. chu- .3.
: ,_ \ ulu: M-SU- \ aluc, $5.98. ‘ , 1;“- $1.;o. Sale price 3.
y CANTON FLANNEL «— S Ski I ‘ 93¢ 1“" a?
1,000 yards. ttvillcd hack, er . ‘ ‘ "
0:9 stilt new on other sidc, for _ . 92 I. s M‘ BED SPREADS 0:.
0'9 :lttlldren 5 “our. Regular 10,; Mart: and navy, sttlai't'MtMlcn' modcls. Regular 34.00. Regular 5 zu, (urot‘ltct ilu'jl‘ .2.
'. . n c lirtt‘cs ......... . l . it“ “m“ U) n ) cStgus, tem—
'3 5t )3“ 31380131 at $1 98 " tiled rcntl)v for use. lear ’
.A. CRINKLE . ‘ . -' - 8 .g.
.10. CREPE «- - . 25mm. Sale tutu: ..... 9 {'53.
4, .‘~’ inches, for \vomct's a d ’ 9a ' " 't
1:; m. l‘. Children 9 Angora Teddi'allear Smta WHITE ENAMEL 3o
nccds no ironing. Regular
0.
\‘Illlt', lllllt‘ and (‘opcuhngcth 'Ilcgular $5.98.
WASH BASINS
O
90.”
ThNimtttt & 0111.
The Annual 5.]... oil
}~ I. Household and Decorative
Linens, Blankets,
Bedspreads, Etc.
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etnow being held, will be continued
‘ during the remainder of January
The low prices prevailing render.
Merthese Sales. events of moire than .
ordinary interest ‘
Remarkable Values
are alsbrbemgoffered during.
‘ January, in
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‘ ' got the new con-u .. , ~, . t“ . ' . | .y | 1‘ . _ ..
3m, , ttlonuof udiust‘iugltuo new, mm . Ems“), “Harm over. The president's .3. tin. Sula prttc 12.'~'¢ _\atd S l P . $319 “tull‘ficstu. \tgulut 21315;}:
e * llleS c. a l( r nttir- ‘ , - , - , , .. ... .............
WEI-n :h at; I: } \' uork' ’l‘hut our own ltllllllliUll-lllitltt‘l‘llt”10nd" “(Md “'5 “(“9“ 0“ ”I" .g. HUCK TOWELING a! e r109 - ., . 3'.
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“along all right and their should domuud for naval shells nenr-é mound ‘1‘“ 1‘ "’ 300d "“M‘“ 1:01.“? null 9:0 5 ltlt‘o‘tzs of. mm It” ”Will TOILET ARTICLES HAYDEN S CEDAR 0:14. 0‘0
. ‘ .. ‘11. 1. .,.~ 13' 50 De" N’m- more than “Wig“ Rum-sh“ 909m“ ”mm“ 'mm ”6"" M ”,“Ck I““"‘l”‘t~"- 34 iticltcs ‘ , " For cleaning: and Pullfilllllg 3
.3 develop "‘9“ -‘ "”0 Amhl' ufmnuwrs ask is bad enough. Thmfltlnd. they recall. held the Olllltlt‘iltt .3. Wide. chulhr 0&2 Salc SANITOL FACE POWDER 0R LIQUID, 23c size 17¢ pianos, furniture. woodwork. .
mfizniteifglim1?:lk“m:ll1ihu:‘ they should admit their inability tolVlPW 0‘1"“ llrt‘flldt‘nl?l'v H“ THUS“ .E, “n,“ ~ 3. --------- 49¢ yard JOE-{£353}! AND JOHNSON PALMOLIVE SOAP. ctr: 50c stzc .......... 25¢ 3:
1' SI’ ' S '0 ( (3 i - ~ - ‘ N’ '.k' ........... W
.: ._- ‘ ‘ . Y ' cousclntiously IO meddle Wu“ 0011‘ ‘ ~. - .n- ............................
tim- oil. or certainly no W: on. ““1“ ”m“ “w“ ““ ”w“ "W “m .. . . l . - . .. .8. CHEESE CLOTH BABCOCK'S comrwpsxs TALCUM POWDER, DINNER OR 3.
e the came from ll): 0”"... nation's is. much worse. Our, gross. And Illh admin strnttou cum 3 . Yard \\'itlt'~ soft finished Rod 1 §t‘ size ............. .. ................ . .......... 11¢ TEA PLATES . 3.
his '1“: is recognized hv '1 1.01)].9‘11lflt')' must have. shells its good as to grief through lack of (tilllgl't‘sflltlllflltOzfi l‘t‘oss zllllisc'ptic ultugr.‘ llcgu- Whitc porcelain. chtilul‘ 3.
mtlve of the h‘itlonnl (hid; demu those of any rival navy. Otherwise our‘lt‘fldt‘l‘t‘hih- ’3’ rcgulur (w. 531.. price NOTIONS and SMALL 'VV AREE 8c. Sale price ----------- 5¢ .3.
1‘10 “a recent meotln of thin. warships would he shot to pieces in ”"‘." "'- ‘g. ' . 4}“? yard TAFFETA SEAM TAPE HOOKS AND EYES . . IZE STEEL 3.
. ‘ g «» l ’frv n Sentinel Want Adv 1 30 . ~ggF._ _. All Colors. Regular t5c. , All sizes, black and white. LARGE S ' ‘t.
.. -- -..- _ .~-.- _ u $I-SO-TABLE MEINENS sun ................ mnq licmtl-ir mt: Sale ....... WH‘ITE' ENAMEL '
x . . . z
N N .All purc Linen: 72 inches PILLOW TOP LUNCHEON SETS SLOP JA‘R '9“
.3. Wide: good tlt‘Slg‘llS. While it Scarf; and Squares, no embroidery. Regular 29c. Enamel covcr. it‘cgnlur “’
_ .3. LN" -------- $1.00 a yard bale Mprn‘c ........ .. ............................. 194;} $2.50. Sulc prit‘c $1.49 9:0;
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taunt lllllllimlM * wn if
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mental in establishing juvenile courts ml president or the Mayor Assn»
throughout Missouri. It was hoped'l motion or mounecucut. will probably-
insecure .ittdge Julian Mack of the )9. elected at, the midwinter meet»
[MESHED u". All. coNflRENc ,Unlted States Court of Appeals at m: to be held at Stueck‘s Tavern.
, sChicago but. he will be unable to at-lMiddletotvn. Friday noon, at 12:30'
_..__,,...__ "‘ tend on account of his court being in ,o’clock. M Mayor Frank' A. H'agnrty
session. China-man Lynde has beenlor Hartford will be one or the. speak—
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Charities and Correction M:
Engages Experts to (live Special
Addresses _ ‘ .t
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Mneeded.
l The other important question ole
lthis session will be a discussion of!
' ‘ ' ’M ltlte state farm for inclirlittes at Non-l
I ‘ ltvlch, now-without financial support;
lfro‘m the state, hecau'se of an nppro-l
iprintion locking. H. H. Snooper of!
Kensington will present the main pit-g
gper on this topic itnd it will be dis-l
lcussed by udge Edgar .ll. Warner of 5
lot Putnam, Dr. ll. ll. Pollock,rsuper-.;
-z lntendent of the. Homeopathic hospitg
ital at Boston, former superintendent
:ol the Norwich institution, and Dix!
i'l‘homas Erdmann, present, Stipend.
ltetldent. _ I
, l” Miss Mary A. Goodwin of Hartford.
~-‘ ' M ‘I ioharlman of the Connecticut Prison
EDWARD‘D- 3. LYNDE ‘ lAssociatton‘a committee
Chfilfimn of the Committee on Cor-(quent women. will present a payer
cut Prison Association, has heen elect-f roctlom at the Conference of Char. relative to-thoproposgd state retormm
ed- secretary oil-«the committee. , "I“ ind Corrections. tory for delinquent Mtvomen andtho ll“)
Attorney Goldstein is to speak 011! am now before the. legislature providing
"Non-Support and Abattdonment: Its not so much to punish the men osto for it.‘ This question is attracting
'Eniorcemént" audwnl tako up a more give the!!! mole work and to build statewide interest and was relented
adequate statute for Connecticut and him up to meet the t.empmtiong_ that to by Governor Holcomb in his inas-
ou‘lllne a statute that he believes will he must again ,, encounter when he timhmeuage. The speaker-stat the
lmore adequately meet conditions than "leaves lull; also to give him work to Round hole will be allowed 15 min-
ra‘n’.‘ now existing. The National Desert- t‘ethlce the expense at his care in nu, utesvonch with the exception of ,the
Inn Bureau has bean mooossrul» lo and perhaps to afford something to; debate. which will have an hour al-
bnngtng book about imp.“ o; “or, his minus. which is otter: loft dutl. towed.
five downer: than.“ Murat“). tote under thmpresent union. The . The oominlttee has gone on record
fired to them. Th0 discussion or. nus ”discussion of this piper will want u anomalously in favor of the fol-
Wt‘ M'Mlll be led by OW‘W.W by Prof. William E. Butler“ You “will “notation and has moonwalk
r03 0! the United Sum Milli GM?- “11001. Norris 0- Osborn of glow the ad these hills to the Conference la
“1“ “W at! W no. The bridal mm William matinee of which sonny!"
minutiae» 89mm it. Matt of to is am ml the W to amount-mm tn the cm»:
J " ‘ 11mm Malawi-fil- Wtuommmm minno-
‘meu will review tho m Whahruthelhcwfll mutt. am we centurion mtm with
““91“. mil; am «the lwflmtotlkopu lam db- mum «and: Minor
MW“W.¢MN-m _ mutual-amateur
wmmrmmhdmi M mmrmmotm with Mm MUM-WM a
l ‘. ' , I mm mm or". m
For the, suction on “Corrections" ol5
the 1917 Connecticut state Conference
of Charities and Correction the night
of April 29 nt lllerldon ‘Altorney Mon-
roe M.‘ Goldsteln, secretary and court"
set of the National Desortlon Bureau;
9f New York city. and Edward Cnss'
of the New York city Prison Associa—l
,tion have been secured as tho princhl
pal speakers. according to the an'
uouncement of Edward D. B. Lynde’;
of New London, chairman of the Con-l
fet‘ence committee on "Cot-reclining}?l
Announcement in also made that that
program for this section is practically I
completed and that C. M. Thompson.‘
Hartford. secretary of the Connecti-
i
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authorized to substitute speakers, usl
on delinr,
ers. He will talk on “Modern I‘Mri-
nioipul Problems.“ Caleb M. Seville!
and E. Kent 'Hulihurd will also speak.
l0 Jucusr rot
cumin ttttitt
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Parents Who Worry Over This Nat
' Entitled to Sympathy-
No matter how.many initiatives you
have tried for the “kiddies" there is:
only one that is sure, certain aim
harmless. ' ‘
Get a bonieor'ins. Winslow‘s Lime
ttve Soothing Syrup at yourtdwggism
today. give it fatthtully and your
child will soon be Ild,ot all comm
vtlon. sour, gassy stomach, indigestion.
liversnd bowel complaints. It car»-
rectsthe'se ailments just as sure as.
fate and best of all contains ,no "dope"
or a drop of alcohol. ‘ The formula.
right on the hpttle, you know his!
not you lanthanum about
Mrs. Winslow’s Section, I arm 8"“
m.._...
it’s no good we wont everyone to know ,- , .
all about it.
Oh my! but Mrs. Winslow; Lam-
live locals: syrup will am you,
you our utmost no the limo folks "ll":
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unwound-«.mm‘;
MM. um um and» labour "
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