Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, January 29, 1917 · page 6

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mHE‘ “’77 < A" H y' r I "V "3 mafia-rm Nap ,
DVESOUTII NIORWALK fire mg”, ”my; ; , ._. ‘
“NU SEN'l‘lNEL more work um. m a“ "t.
E- L. AND A. L. GOLDEN} -~ 4. .
PROPRIETORS i cm same unit
1‘3?” 3 l-"rozn iiaiuuigm, 7w“??? if’: Local
ESTABLISHED BY ‘ ‘- hymn of praise. ”Mme”

5 hard: m“ by Gtay’s Harbor.
smilinx’i‘wfl per, one grout arbor.
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ENING samurai. TELE. , .

“PHONE CALLS 5;: 2n luv: rillll-‘ll thorns clams?
tonal Rooms—492.
'1 ”noes Office-93.
mail: Bunch Olfiqewigss.

9.1".8 Rmidennwusq, Wr (-2.11 f‘elit'y a hard across the con-
__y,Efl1tor’s Residence—7521 .1311. m. m 3: Quincy, 54393., drinking
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Haggis yanagu 3 RCSMCR‘CQ' l in the itwiody, aroma and patriotism

. 3' "‘ of 3‘1?» Hoist. and forthwith lifting up

.‘utlxly l‘ilS poem has one.
' m‘:or~-and flavor?

 

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" ., > — - fills out] Voice something like this:
R§DUCING THE CRUELTY

: A - k <
l n this lm'm' of Boston Bay.
ml’fifil‘s a pm.“ Wimp t‘m- sully breezes play.
wrocaptuml 0t: "’11'i‘*‘t'. Mast-w. 0 Quincy, Mass!
. . . ,- . \Viw'v Loatmt‘ll tend their lobster.
e “ ii! torn“ we use“ for MOW" l‘~‘ ““
lit‘fx zillullllll-Y} furl mum. sell suburban lots.
lQii'tli')‘. .ll‘flr‘ti. 0 QUlm‘yi Muss}
Try it

(llr‘lltlltll. German

the Scuimo from

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

gsoftelteo rrcdmw
1 on poisongas an tunic: }

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ll'lit'li‘ . ». w‘i .=.‘ powihilities. on

No omission oi ;_'.l:~‘ our. Lu;

’8"! any Fl’eurh or British." tooti- “my town.

it Prussian cumiw, ‘witliout an “N”... .
TRAINING THE BOYS

lt altouhin’i lie necessary, perhupta‘,=

e 'ais’er (:ou'imzmdiug them to y . .
k to paint out the difference between

 

personally signed hy lllt‘ mineral
Premier Lloyd George. of Great ’

hituiu made his first public address
in Guild Hall. London. after he bee
l» a minimum ”1‘. ”Homes “i ., ._ . . .. , . . ' . i now head of the government. in this

unneimil military oE‘lllCC" and ‘un-1 picture he its shown at tho railing 3

. Wi ll’t'i‘ial military training." But them
‘ '1 ole‘ .yi 'u, - tatever . , .
[515]}! l‘ l to] l“ ‘ _ is murh ('(iill‘llSlOl’l on the subject. re» i ,
Kaisel’s motivt‘. any mitigation of . _ ‘ _ . ttoso profits will he made this year
,. . < 5Llll!!‘~;'1, in undeserved prejudice f , . .
fltorrors i5 welcome. And any .. . > . out o bumper maps! rather than bum-
. against moderate proposals for train- "

petal; how l’t"(‘t‘l\0tl orders
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per prices for short crops.
d From thin standpoint. every former
or gardener who plants it bigger urea
this year, and tends it better. is u pub-g
lic benefactor, though his intent moyl
be selfish. . -
Speaking of the proposed exemp-
tion or farmers irom tho new totes
on lmsiness profits, the Rocbeuter (N. i
Y.) Numeral and Chronicle iautzsosist
that it's Stilllld policy it) leave one:
lclam-t in the community free. from suchl
burdens. because it provides a haven;
, ; . of refuge for the other ciltason. I
' ‘ ':o'fi:ls\ it‘ tlwy didn't wont to. There . “After the business ““‘m 0i, nlunu-
factu'ret' lulu been mud into discour-
agement. he may retire to n (firm in
lllld them

M 'I "' ui' rd ”or militwr t-timdutl. . . .

Q3?“ ‘1 ‘ “ . (ix-during him to ‘suhuut \to physical

training: combined with simple mili-
' 4 lil'. or!) it it fii'l L" . .

sustaining ( m H .g tarry dull and handling of arms isn‘t.

out the war zone.

 

' array of lililOYdthfliin llllll. lizt‘l‘n‘ limiting; lllul into on lll'llll'. The ration.
Q'tlll8“’ul~ii‘,01'f‘lPl’rillll‘lliilil (my “I pl~vil:'!'t:ltlw«.:i advocates, who are
Cmfllffl flu in tin: moiotiiy, Q“;-
.poisone<l gas, liquid fil‘f‘, Zen. young" ”H." ford“, such training as
’ hontbardiueulu of (intensities this.

its, U-llout ruthlessness and all the
love mode llPiprium u piano :1

hotumn (in! 74d only ask that.

Then. to rose of war. note,“ it were
wry gnu: war. thuy wouldn't have

w lil\' not how order-mi ‘ .
IF I H “ ’ i would hr enough mm possessed of
" "hm. hm he might turn ‘ . .

36* en ! m mil-(mum ll‘:llnlll,‘2‘. so that ll would be
some ouiet community
wring n humble living.' out of the. re-

luctunt soil. finding comfort in the

.. I w in wrtuittin tilt-m. , ,
“fed thHu. ‘\ I g“ . tusy to rtlllml u volunteer army ready
_ , 2 so to or m- .. ~ . .

s tilottoll dummy tor sm‘vtt‘t‘, The point iS, that till

‘ harm in NW rye». of thr- .
able our inuuhom \tottid hf. ltl‘opart‘d. and

on row? \'-

ll. And. thirt lino hr-uu _ ‘ ‘ . ‘ ’

fmflit‘u‘l' (ldwlmmw M his one- time mill. to lllt from would liflVP it thought that as at former. congress

. “1““! i'ou‘vi moons of toiling: or lighting cluture liltllt‘lld of being shot will protect him from its own moat?-
‘ tin-nu llt:l1>lt‘*§5l)’_ ‘ itv” .

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l ‘ arl‘ all the l‘t‘ue‘siun inuog . _ .
ng he 3 . tl ' And the conviction 1,. yummy spread-
, . ‘l. ‘i‘llltll’lV lll|\‘.’ ".l\‘lf.:,i .it‘lll . . '
3‘.» If U ' x . l' . mg: llllti tllt’ '.~ort 0i trnming proposed
‘ )0 :1r:~tm:mtl mm m .- tun . . ' ‘ ‘
it my I a . is. (iv: srrblo. ill and for itselt, {or the
‘ lite-wine. And Germany wril

. i who of ltllyfilflll development and mar-i
q'rouroach lik‘l't'tlill’l'. i; ,

:ti tintipiine. lloury L..Sllmson. for-l
' I

3 lllt'l‘ Hecretury oi war. voiced that view‘
in these striking!
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l{ROI‘llZiNQ HGSPlTALS l‘tlu‘ other (lily.

hospitals words: l

orl: l‘t‘ptfl‘l‘l that in:
training) is one oiI

391:. as ex-E “it (universal
lovvl‘ers oi undemocratic:

is the only way in which

Has Heard" Rumors.

llonry l.. Lewis oi“ Strattord. treas-
urer of the company admitted he hurt
“heard rumors." but that an audit of
the books was now in process and he
could-not. say anything about the rt,»
- z::.'.‘.' learn the vital stores ornerve. ported shortage. He said Mr. Ker-
' rins was away: he did not know where

he was or when he Would return. He
said he did not care to discuss the

we toward. The red
lay out}. oi‘ the lionyliitl‘l supnr- mt- rili’t.‘;\l
doors. isn‘t. than ill-$05“ on (-llk diminution, ll
0 "rafiing. or (‘1’ ff?“ boys um experience the alumni»
than ix: usulul ill cold, oximustion,
The 'llltl‘tilrtttl dcmnml for: hos-v o

wimdl‘ily to 5:237. :le tznuvnvzo lly which such evils

:my mort- Slt‘lillf‘lfi
:hir. time of 1;! 22mm- of hunger,

 

 
 

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‘ ' ;:': ‘.' no 3?: m“! DOW for. '1‘“ rent."
,hat “3 rm 1. l 1’ i l " matter in any way, and that» perhaps
- all mmrtnteum. M homer ~ ~«-~-w»—O‘ it might be discovered that. thflem was.
. ~. .
.th I‘Omnv ill" ill? “ml ”‘9. ~ no shortage in the company's ounces.
BH’GER CROPS l When the rumors were iedl'hed to
day. a reporter for The Bridgeport

 

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~Post. tefe‘b’honed to the othce of the
H. .1. Lewis; Oyster Company. .Ylhe
09““3- call was answeredle a. man who later
.s'ahl hows the manager of the cow

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“i \.\'he'ht'r the \vm‘ ends 01‘ not, it"s

"house. So tilt-y go to
lleturlil to expect :1 fall in food prices

 
 

"gelweli.
e :t'iuuiemaltlr thin“ than your when the new (wood
4 so for as» ”it’ll“? ”‘0 . i-‘m- we‘ll probably have more food.
'3 {K - filfo‘t wilful”? 1 < ce ll. i
term it“: t ”.1 .. .. g ”ml t-li‘lanll Otll‘ crops. were short. In answer to questions. hfi’Shld Mr.»
“TEN-wording: to the low of chance, 'we'Kerrlns woo- noi there. h ‘ id be
.. .. . .. . "Do on know where a cm
L: 1:1: all?“t shutwsyno: («whorl two short years lnliocat'edytoday’" was asked of him

 
 
 
 
 
 

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with Bigger Pride Reductions

- oust“ CORNER” , I

in All Departments.

 

”Still Further I. he
linger iiresses .

 

 

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uut beginning to speak. Behind him,
with a decoration about. the. shoulder
24, is the Lord Mayor of London.
Other important men in British 3‘13“
is occupied the platform with him.

 

not here just now. He has left the
my.”

"Do you know where he has gone?"
he was asked.

"1 do not."

“Do you ’know
tum?"

“No; l dan't."

“lioupiong since he has heou there
in the 0mm?"

“Just a few days."

“i don't think I wont to make any
more statements just now." in! said.
in one thing i don't want you;
i don't want you to start this
we don’t know any-

when he will re-

lo do.
thing, because
thing about; it."
Next a telephone call was mode to
Mr. Korrlns' home on North ave-
nue. A woman who mild she was! Mrs.
Kerrins‘ mother, answered the loin-
phone. She said Mr. and Mrs. Ker.
ring, were both out or the city. Silo
did not know where they had x'mo
but thought, they would return about
Monday. She did not know what city
they had gone to or why they had
gone. '
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I Correct Un~to~thetimrs Stylus. Serviceable and Fashionable

 

 

Mott. in Women’s and.

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60c BED SHEETS

. Fabrics, Carrioiy 'l‘oihrhzg mi Finishing. Marked Especially
“ Low for Quirk Disposal.
RIBBONS _ HANbSOME
IO thY. llt'tl Sltat“>. lllll’lt. Ur All I‘ ‘, ll; ' .t' ~.l‘\ inrhlgg BED PILLOWS
“M“ 1“ ‘llhw‘llf" "M'n' moire, Rt‘giilarllzc, filled with new

tail} muslin. neat cooln- seams.
”2 “x «,0. Lilllll six to :l cm.

I
l tumor. Special ........ 39¢;

98c BED SHEETS (81 x 90)

Full liig‘ tllilllllt‘ lwtl oi «1:. no
seams, no tll't‘s“lll;{2 will wrar
well and wash heavier. Special

' 69¢ each

 

 

25c LINEN

GUEST TOWELS
llmustilcln-tl. t'rgnlilr SiM'.

intuit 'ix in :1 cutout: ‘ Spun

ml .... . . . 12’}? curl]

19c ALL ‘LINEN

TOWELING

in piww nl lllllll‘»lt‘}‘l5 pure
gall llllt‘ll rruxlt, “or dill. kitclt»
on anti i'nllt'r tam-3'4. Stu-trial

12' —' )"l
25c MIDDY CLOTH

Yuri} wide, for umutu's uml
misscs' wear. Special

Fr 12} =¢ 3“-
WHITE DRESS GOODS
Values to 50¢ yard.

 

 

 

 

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no or iiil’liliilll on

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workmen'a compensation -‘ act. Some
of those are proposed by the commis-
sioner. others by employers and still
others by labor unions. All inter.
eats will have full opportunity to ho
heard. If the. hearing cannot be con-
cluded on y'l‘ituruduy, it. will be con-
tinued to another date. ‘

The Judiciary committee is get-
ting right down to business. A full;
assignment has Been made for three:

days of this week at least. 0n Tues-"
day the nominations , for the Sn-
perior court of Edwin B. (lager. Wli~

ner Greene. Donald '1'. Warner and

having cause for or
distinguished citizens-z
should take due notice and govern
themselves accordingly. A3 a, rule.
these hearings are” very brief affairs.
solar-y incrouu. ‘
After the fiudgec' hearings. are tin-
lulledk the committee will take up
various propositions for increasing the
salaries of the f clerks‘ and assistant
Court. Also
other matters relating to courts of all
kinds. . ,w
In the Senate you'd-do: the forts?
ablé reports of the Judiciary commit»

All pardons
against these

 

There's a more convinc‘l “i do not." was the reply.

.119 plan; to

- .. . -'- . . ‘ “ "4 ” W11?" 4

real not “7 “till spate. “.5. 9,. . 3. ~ . . l ‘8 both 10 ..

V3 1 1' w. 9 ”cm owner. I “i dont thinkrhe is," was, tho re-

”vIl‘ilYfllfi‘ “nil freedom. 71““: The farmers of the notion'mude ply.
midpoint 05 uedit‘ftl rare mom-y lost 3031'. ‘They got nearly at
‘ ,‘lt may ban 8003 thingjlmt lxtiliou 'l‘lollars more than the year be-
‘ thus. driven 1° ““39““; lore {or cereal crops thut were ill
‘mbiic in Moll" "‘ “03““ mum hurlmls loos. Their profitable
.l-ll'. will “3"“ ”“1" ““"o . imperionco will naturally lead them to
39119“th 51‘2“?“ a large acreage. this your. and
Ma?“ 0' “ hd-‘l’l‘al “‘“r "f who good can: of it. in the expectatlon
ion where our WM“ m of ruminulng’hmh prices and his pro-

lll‘P- PC0919 :“len-‘élilfitl.

 

Not Saying Anything.
When the manager was asked for.
,the man on the with said he was the

manager.

 

 
 

$30,000 in
and

 
 
 

there. was a shortage of
the accounts or the company,
asked _for information about it.
‘ “We’ve not saying anything about
it just ll present.
thing about it.” he replied. Hey do
cllnod to amt-m orderly the story.

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

' hopeless difieoufi.
’ t of Sirius: W?“ l“? a. on.- labor they need for increased pro-Wold 3
rant now we not! €03“ domino. MI W” ”In to I‘
mum” '5 PM“ 1W moronic and W W;
plans 19mm new at on and mountain. l -
r item's mitt-1! 'm “mammalian-yum
"manhunt... « ‘ ‘ ’ "mm
mm to» launch“ hmw‘ run-n.
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He was then tempt-the rumor that.

1 don't know so:

too on
.Wlteel of Bridgeport and Milton ll.
islmmvlmy oi! Putnam to be assaeiato

“notices of the Supreme Court were
:taken. up and approyod‘by unanimous
vote. The nominations now go to
;the house. '

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on ominous waited: «on to

owrafiofimlflmw- M m... Th‘ey ca‘n word better. too. to “m; 1&th ll: h?!- 1Y3?"
“will“ buy machinery and stood out! employ to ‘ you 2. u ' ‘ l‘ Bu ”9 ' a“ “ l‘ m 0‘“
_, ‘ you no not! than i hove“ .
‘1“ “3 YN'W no and women;

unto the: mound the madman-or. Won: the ohm}
“mmm‘m.nniuul

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liam S. Case, Lucien F. Burpeo. Gard;
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John «P. Kellogg will be. considered!

8 nominations of- George “7.1

 

French Freon. lilo.-
l‘oulm, l’t‘llliie \ oile :m-i Lari
Valle, all much desired for
Spain]

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l:lllt'lll .iml lll'l‘stlt‘llE-‘t 2“]. 219

Regular wire 29c and 3:,c. leathers, covered With best

ticking, both A. (I A. and art,
in pink or blue. Special

$1.49 for one
An Extra One» for 5c

 

Men‘s and Women‘s
HANDKICRCHIEFS,

4 for 25¢

 

I \‘t‘ut‘lll SC t‘at‘lt.

$6.49 BED BLANKETS

Gray-or \vhite, bound with
pink or blue taffeta. ribbon to

 

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BASTING COTTON

 

 

3r“ _ l‘11"'l‘*- lilncio and match, hall wool. 953mm.“
wtntt- .......... 31¢ slum] $3. patr
NICKEL 19c OUTING FLANNEL

SAFETY PINS’ Yard wide, for paialnas.

uig‘htlt‘s. untlcrtkirts. ctc., pink
and him; stripes. Special

12V2¢ y'l-
15c EDEN FLANNEL

l’laiu white, 34 width, i.t‘
pajamas, underwear, children’s
wear. etc. Special 7V4¢ yd.

4 ti" < l..‘ .-

39c MARQUISETTE

Fine round thread Marquir
suite. 4t) lllL‘llt‘S wide. for
wantx. dresses or excellent for

curtains. thcial .. 19¢ ytl.

3d tluz.

 

Regular 7r.

 

CEDAR OIL

l'or chatting: and polishing
~i’l‘li'lill'lll'C', vsmtlu ork. etc. §Oc
hl/A' ........ ..........

 

WASH‘BASIN
~\‘l'ltltr enamel, large size,

Special .......... 24¢?

98c DRESS LINEN

$5 tti.‘l'tt"< \tl‘lt', (l;{§"ilfi' nullita;
NIWmI

it“ your limxu.
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' 49¢ .V‘l-

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light to tlteslgltl. Marked et-

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limericansl‘rying to Sum 0:
This Amerign Archbishop

‘-_ plaintll‘! for $111.91, but. in the case“

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Joust-ism tM CH!CKEN-HOUSE ‘ "

AMERICAN lllllllllls
Judge finish in the. Common '
_l‘lt‘.‘l’-= t‘ourt rendered judgment in the mp1 NEW Mflflflns

,t’it‘Jt‘ of Joseph Chiapuette. of Green‘.

William H. Geer until

? with. optimal

lwit‘o, of WM Nor-walk. The plaintifll No Longerrs‘coid and Na ‘Child en
Isuod for $225 for excavating for it“ Hundreds of mothers lusteadr of

; thickenhouse and building a cement whipping and wrangling when the kid-
;iioor (or the some. Judge Walsh dies are away of! now look for til?
fit‘ouud against William H. Geer. and source of trouble '
rendered judmnent in favor of the '

l Children are naturally cheerful.
to: Mrs. May 0. Gear, n found. that “‘“mg- “live? “11“ "l“ 0' life: an?
Elm-“estate. never benefited by tho lm-‘ume they are "033' frettui, feverish.
! movements, and that her endorsement ‘quarrelsome and all out elem-ts, do
Ton her husband‘s note did not make not fwd fault, but deck for the coated
i her liable for tho work (10119., Judge tongue and llot‘teyerluh ‘M Wth‘
anlsh militia out that‘iho plaintiff in it is just as sure a test. ‘5 ’a thor—
ium case of ms, (leer tried to trans- “met" ‘0’ "9‘“ and “mi W “‘9‘"
ifer liability of lllt‘ contract to a “midi23:32?igri'itlsiofdstzvotmefiedlhifi

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.peraou by trying .to show that Mrs.- _ _
some little benefit luy- and their bowels constipated.
1from the improvmnout. but Judge No matter what ails your child, a.

. “from negati‘ves a“? assumption by general, sure laxative like “Mrs. Winn-
” tlow’a Soothing Syrup" la the right
W”... jaunt. This is the simple M your
pgmaaflv Ramses To WO'RK. mother and mduotlur on! family

> yummy, Jun. 21—49399 PomeroY. ‘ doctor have denuded on hr yum.
. u. tfae ronyiet nt‘cmrlutm suit; Children love this land luau" It

"‘rtytm, URN" refused to In '0 " I
F“ U2“ Drill"; 8W under ‘ mm ‘3 Wt ‘10 ”Cu-”m “HI to
4:2. “i “Wm“, mmd W n“ 5, will out no nah that” am
‘ die a M raisin“ mac“. Whoa mm ‘Iflrh i M I” M m a. m.
:1: "w :. Wilt! he Mktfi‘l M10! 39““?! “Ma“: m.“ ‘3

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