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Evening sentinel, Monday, February 19, 1917 · page 6

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,RfiES GOLDEN
NDAY, FEB. 19‘, 1917
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11‘ IATIJRE ALMANAC FOR.
TOMORROW
tide 9:39 3.111.; 10:15 p. m,“
rises 6139;:sets 5:35.
NXRG3—SCNTINEE. TELE
PfiONE CALLS
nai‘Rooma—gz. '
es: Officer—93.
11; Branch Office—1388.
1111's Residence—LMB-z.

Editors Residence—7521
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RAISE FOOD ‘
wie complain of the cult 111' 11111151.!
931111119111 the scarcity of this or that
and 117.919.1719 agree in a general
11111111011; food ought to he raised
but it ought to be distributed:
ediblently. But 11111114~ about as
3 3111930. Why doesn‘t .zomo'inun

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

1111311119 institution big enough to com-
11111111111119 attention of themation tukt'
11.11113 mutter-and do something?

fivm‘ybtody knows 1112117 grain. 1119111.
. d regetublen are 119:11'91' this minute]
than they have ever been And 91'»;
y’oéidy 11ho hu; looktd into the mnt- l
3 known that the situation will b1:g

 

 
 
 
 
 

316159 next 11111191 unless 11 e 1111 itusv. :
11 h9a1 crop was 11111111119 In: 1 your. l
'lhw 1' 1: little .4111”- l

 

91111913911919.
And so far .1.4 1111' 19.41 of 11111,;

 

3111111 more of :1 failure 111111 yeat‘.1
flow-George: has: estimated the 1913713
11111 crop of 11 unlaud 111 only tl1r1'(.-'

3 ‘ths of normal The [11"1'11111 11 hour
3 is expected to be about 40 0011000
11391112111519.4111 of 1111; 11411.11 -10 11110

(‘unada nnd 111141111114 .1111 1110i
sitting to raise \1'119111. So is“
and ifrhe has 111131 wheat left
no 1151111111199 that it
(133311.131 outlet to the 11'o1ld mur-
lGe-rmnny 11nd .1114111:1.ot‘ courne

1.1111159 much they 111111 spore

r our groin, 1111 our meets. our r1111-

1‘11'111: portable fruits

rge shipments. no mutter whut

the volume of our pl oductlon l"
‘is no assurance that we.

1

11 have enough for 011111911 es i
1' is e. pensive. (‘onditionu rue-

his greatest opportunity
(6 his 111111051
"313 ot 1;1:ond to 91111111110. and raise

ltli all due 1795119013 to the muni—i

“ ever farmer,

 
 
 
 

country and of the civilized

 
 

 

,"wake up? Why don’ t.
3141 3. governments Wake

 
 

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" ur- unplesiu 1111 duty1

1119‘ revered pulse of

 

 
 

ation will-hardly; rev .

. , Vince goVerned my 3 119 Kaiser's edicts
' ~as long as. ~6v'é 116111911 113511195;

 
 
 
 

114.11.111.11 thonmghly that we go 11191'9
Cuba. -

between Cuba and the United State
after we had {reed the inland from 1119' the
Spain expressly gives us the 119111 to

Step in whenever it i4 necessary “for I“,
presel‘VtUOil or t'ubun independenc. arm“; purpose.

111111 l ‘ . r -. ‘ .. t, _ Fluwotth Paxton.” 11 West ith‘llllC;:
l mo 11 9131190 0 .1 80‘” "1191“ “91‘ I111111 be permuted to 111-111 11. He thinks h‘dwiu Benedict. _7'l Woodward 11119-1
11111119 for 1.119 protection or life. pro-21M}; wouldn‘t interfere with the fish.» 9313:6991:.‘l’33131:(13131311r(26311221131111. 11:2: 51:12:“
Deity “1“] “1111111111111 liberty, ““d tori There should be no particular ob- Herbert Winchester. Gibson Courtz.
discharging the obligations with re- . Edward Winchester, Gibson 101111111“

spect to Cuba imposed on the Unitedfmmh
States by the treuty of Paris and n011'1
11111111111911 and undertaken 111' the gm .19)..“
“ernmeut of Cuba"

‘16 hard to increase 11101111141011 3““ pence~butihere is 110 pence." ¢

119311.11 machinery is expenshe F0““‘3 '..~'.ea Our ports are almost sealed 0m.
ships dare not 51111
111 the farmer. 1““ “9‘9“ “9 90'1'3 piled high with" goods that cannot be:
But delivered to their destination l
11's 11911 1111 1911‘- 1111916141 call8 0“ houses 1119 crammed to bursting witht

. Ant] dill" calls export stuff. The frets. 'ht vards ol’ the E,
11,. 1.111913119111111 who MS 11 111119 Alluutie- 591141011111 and the Gulf urol

dustry, agriculture comes f“3“"11100111111911 with freight.
noel-1.4 mOI‘E‘ 11111101111111 than packed 11nd stalled all the war. 1101113

I
' Zntifivenue: 'in's-i
9" . lie ‘iiusted. 211d arenue: 'Lawreneo
. . ..".‘.rosb,1'.ttl Winfield street; Clarence
'nmined so tight that. merchandise for J ‘5 , . 1.3911'nhuiu.155 Washington street:
'lorai ‘deliv ery cumiot be extricnied. 1‘ 1 JW S 0:." 3.. ngnfiigngetfgig‘fifif §3§§°fls§ve23§
. I (
VBud‘alo.‘ Pittsburgh 11111.1 Chicago ate { ', hue. ;. -. .1 =
A ~ 0111' 110.115.1119. 111' course. school
I,

9511' _7 the (1.313111111119111 0f “8'3 not get coal
e no to this need? Vl’hi' ruined. Men and wanton are thrown

‘ but:

ier.
78‘ to send 9.1111111in

ttbey inspire, 11111111911911“ position of

9 111111, it 109111111 it u'ndWfiéolamtiou T;
‘ or Independence Would £6611 he 10311115 3“

 

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up "of 550' “submarine-g:
rhunus‘ bts'it secrc-tlv b) the Subtnniiue 1111.11 0111111111111 on the. 81. Law

Grtat Britain has a brand new 11.1w made

19111.9; 11191 Battleships have been 1111: nuoued. and it in doflnltelv known

 

' taut 1.119111 Britain is building: no 111.1111 of ”111111.le submarine rhnsei '

 
 
 
 
 
 

ll17.= "token their other and the build lt'~1'~ lvlieve tho 5.0.1; of Germat3 '

1.111111111111111 now at work around the 111' all 11,195 ulii noon bf. driven away

\‘ The 9011111191 11111911 by the Amer! 1111 torpmmion was for the construc; 3

”,1 Wu." . .
11.11 111 .1411 1119.41.12. 111 .11) (1115.51, and 11.11 Add lot was received 111 (i‘i'eat'iiriw

 

11111 just before the new German 1111111344 nurture began.

T119519 submarine 911214913 are 811 let-1 11111: 121991 beam 1nd 111'111' but
. . . .

. l l-L’ feet of 11'1111'1' thereby making; 10111"-Jo uttnclt ineliettlte.

 

With 500
911111-th miles an

The intensive quit-11 "stabbing"
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ho".~epo11'er 1'1} theirnnotors they 111111111 :1 speed of 111'
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111111 11111 turn in their own 191111111

1.1111911 111‘ 1119.411 hunts, 1110111111111.r ‘: 11114

9111111 (1:1. pounders) on

HH‘I‘ 131111111] (lt'Cltri, has been the 11011191111111 factor of tho “nil-Submarine
tftit'nse. ’llttii ti'ulsln" 11111 .' '4 "‘11 4 - . - 3'
1114 i. 11) 1...1. .11 ti‘:l‘lll.\"l“0 1111193 nor how

1"111 1.5m» mitt-1.: at 11111119911 111119.51 1.911.111}: .llltlllllt'tl by u." officers and 1 3
.3 ' no

11. Their sendievitln': (utilities '11'1wt -‘ . :3“
‘1 l 1 '1 ~‘~ .114 to 1111011 for 11 .4911 palm} of
'111 611.1114 duration... -

 

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(311111111. to be easy enough. he thinks.
only to 1.151.110 011191.114 1119 {11111111 til lfor 1119 1411119

 

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(Continued From l‘ilnt' Page)
1'1'19'1M .
1 4' lit South N'orwalk.

conservationists to 111111-
3.dle 'l‘lim would simply 111091: the can
113119111111 with minnows and let them groW.
i gunrding against pollution and 91110111-
some 1111111. 3

The permanent lrentv

 

The expert is careful to explain that
wouldn't div9rt thoz‘canul [1011131 its
Canal boats nould

 

‘ection to doing that with any of our
-\Iost Americans. indeed.
nould 1910199 to 13199. thtir inland 1m;

.1114“ utilized either by fishes
91111111 110111113

.thisn Sod9rstrom. ‘Bnyview avenue:
R.Sher11'uod.15 Taylor avenue; C. .
Sherwood. 11': Taylor «venue: K iiuw- -
king, 76 3611111 Main street. F.»Gnnuug.
or 84 South Main street; John Sonislow,
At present, most at them Richards nvonuo; Llewellyn Godfrey.
6 Taylor 1111111119; lohn Dumortier. 8
dont seem good for anything btit;\1."ue,1{1ngmn 31,1991; {gm-(113410“ gss ‘
3.110118 and mosquitoes. blur llill ”toad Royal, Wilson. 24
..._.Q (‘.lny street; Lloydt‘nve. 3i Flax Hill

. . 3 ~ Itond'f Louie Galln’Kossuth street:
(“‘an "HAM“; Julius :Knntonn. Kossuth street. and
I
11

Louis Ventia. Kossuth street.
Our 11'11111‘1'95 11193 ( SEI‘JP‘ iNEL M Rowayton.
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SUBJUG‘ATED
Amiin, 1111 of old, “they (-.'11' 11111199,

 

 

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Our citizens are driven from the

Feldcr. .lohn Comes, “Robert - onlzi,
Jerry Jilnckri, Eugene Kane. Stephen
'Keri. Joe Keri, William Armity 111111
31111‘1011' Pitt‘li. l1

 

Cyril Tuck Harold Sowardy‘. iiyxon‘
Were (‘53

' A1 East Norwalk.
Fred 1". Lovejoy.‘

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Trains are'3
‘ 1‘ thoys. and most of them have paper

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

1.19 1ery' 111111111 to read in accounts ,
01 1119119511119 of Mr. Thompson 9L,

Merchants 119‘ being

 
 
 

of transportation. Millions of people
:suffer min the cold because: thermon-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

11.71111

out of employment

.The 1191' 11113119911 brought home to
We could suffet‘little Worse if we
were actually 111.1119 ; with Germany. 3333
She 1111115111. intact, beéu making“ 11111 on -
us while we have been at pence with .‘.

011113111 3131:3393: a: 1‘10111- 1125111111011 115 :20 000 00

311131119111 111111189151" rocéntlwv

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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We are no longer free: 1811- virtue'bt
the 11'1‘111' :1 111911111" 11131 altd 1111:: 1911‘

9. 91115119111911 ‘nati We are a pro

 

 

From the present t'éniber of the na-

 

 

 

 

Q'atellwmmrt

. (him arrested“ for noir‘support

 

$311144. This photograph shows; hint!A M95;
humping to see Secretary o'l“ S-tnte't

 

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.1 Great Clearance Sale

ill At: a time when the prices of mer-
chandist: or: jumping aviary day.
It will be sound economy to sup-
nly your needs While this sale

 

war on 19.1191

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DRESS GINGHAMS

33 incite-54111111191111 4111111
‘ 1"1'911 fine quality . 1211111 11,1:

323ml. . . . .. 1212¢ yd
CHALLIES

2.0% yards. suitable tor
comfort Coverings; Value

101: yard ......... . 6¢ yd.

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BED SPREADS

Large size Crochet
Spreads, fine quality; value

$1.25 each ....... 79¢ 1121.
LONG CLOTH

50 pieces, soft finish Lon;r
(71111111: value $1.61),

,3 31.191141

NVHITE‘ WAISTINGS

, 1,000 yards Lace’ Voile,
Seed \"oilt', Marquisette

3 and l‘oplius: worth zoo 111.

. » 199111“
't'AnLE NAPKINS

; llcmnwtl.
Napkins, bitr
$2.00

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st.

 

 

satin 13111151.
3129: value

$1.49 {101
' PLAID BLANKETS'

Extra ”large 5129, 1'91}:
heavy and warm: value

$4.50 .......... $2.93 pr.
BUREAU SCARFS

Lace trimmed.
' 191:4:

fiii’t' t‘t‘h-
111119 291' each,

. . 19¢ ouch
'.1 COMFORTABLES "

3é Filled with soft (louny
,; totton, fine silltoliue 1"11191'»
.. '15: 1111119 $4.00.

 

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12"Quar‘t‘GALVANIZED

 

., ' . $2;.9g» .111.

a... C... -..._-.........-_...~_.

llll ARE SEl FREE

 

iial Ties

 

Five divor9es.
superior Court Friday by
Bennett. A decree“ was granted to
Mary .1. Kern of Bridgeport. who on
October 11. 1911,‘mn1'ried John W.

wére‘gtnnted in tho

'- he Bollard " Machine: T001 company.
' Tho plaintiff allegod‘thnt her husband
had deserted her shortly after, mar;
”tinge. sending his, wife back home.
;View months later her boy wns'born.
Site .4111 that. 1191' husband had been»
living with other women and she hdd
and
he had been giving her 85 a week for
the” support” of their child since 4hr:
arrest. Attorney 1011161111111 of this"
.9113; took the stand and stated that

 

submarine warfare Minister StepbdnSKem had 10111111111 he mould not live

11111111111911 States, 111.11 been very aéu'rhe 13111111qu ~worked some in 11:11;
in l ,1

‘11-'11 1k; and is now working

111101139 was; practically all the

 

. 4‘11- ” routes Yet. they are willing to 110‘ 3 '
11 1.4 more necessary we Atlantic was. back .0 me Rom. CREDIT FOR THEVRE'SCUE. 1' 111911 1111111; in 11113 Work. .» 4 . ‘ -' “1° "19 German “0‘9 "Zn the m“1
shoot. And a call should 4 South Norwa‘lk, ' ,s; ;.' , .. _; ‘ .
ham to d 1 10111111111151. Our loreign trade is held3 ‘ Feb {'7 1917 > ‘ 7 , 4 .- 2'11“”.etofl representing Bulgaria in- with hit;' “’39
88" “"1 up an it by a. stroke of 11 magic r011." .1 ' » a' .
d d ymu South 31111111111 Evening 891111119311, 11 1 a: ".
1’0“]‘9‘9" 9“ an ‘ ‘ and our domestic trafiic is interfered “0,1. sir: .. _ '4 ' 3111M9.Shouid his government on-
to gettbusy and‘speed up with. ; .‘ ' I have 119391111 111.159.119.10 you1.3 1411111191119 6911111111 policy it may result:
his utmost, $011 the “’el' Factories me closing down for lack pup-11 1'01 4n11ny years and it amused 3

T
11 its _disn1.lssai from the Unitedlttsatlmony 111* the main, in the ca‘so.

Burns“ 01‘ woman, testified
not that' plaintiff mitts not

 

the" 12911111111119.1191: of Mary

proposal to increase the‘oapit'ol 313911

313.411

Bl Dilllllfil lllfilllil‘ “37353" ‘33.“!

lot overalls
‘that he could not

311de .

Kern .of Norwich. now employed at;

transom ':'

BED SHEETS 1.. ,
goo fine quality, full 3733:
bloodied.- Slit-91.4, 1111 seams.

. ‘W

121190 .4121: value (fie

79¢ 9391'
w

AXMlNS'l‘ER- RUGS' .
- $1.79

 

Size 27 x 54

Oriental 111119.114- and it“
hard nearing surface; SJ. ~70
value

 

"S“.“f':

COCOA DOOR MATS

 

'.‘?izc 13 x 30: $1.25 11111113313f

Value $31.25; 9463 l9

v;

RAG CARPET RUGS
, 5317.1- 9 feet X 12 19:,”

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37 98

.;‘\',;'ootl.4't-1"111't.1ble rug {or
an). room; $1000 valut.

 

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6', 7 and'383 Inch“ Brown '
EARTHENWARE‘ 1;";
BAKIN ‘.DISHE'S' ”'3'
\"hit' 9111111191 l‘iinerl: 111111 333'
t‘lltilt‘t' .............. 10¢ 33

251' 1.11119.

3' Pint EARTHENWARE
TEAPOTS

“ If" ”‘2.”

 

1.:

7591 1311119 .. ....... 59.35. ' ;.
IPllll Can 313-3.
CEDAR3 OIL POLISH g

S( 11‘

value ..... .. . .. 25c

 

IRON WATER PAIL

391' value ......... 29¢
Large Size DUSTLESS
DUST CLOTHS

251' value . ........ 15¢
“w ' ‘19.” m ' 3

 
 

'1‘ oh: '.'.E'iud a decree oi illvorrti-
‘19.: 11 1 .111 1431111119111 1199111111 of Dan»-
bin 1' on 1111' ground 1.1119 ortion. ite-
they were married in»
."(111.'"'. 4191' 2‘, 11103. and,
that at the 111119 h-- wns 11'oiking .19.

ifurm 11111111 on his 1.i.1" .4 1":111.1; that ho
bulge Bennett liberates Several
Wires'and Husbands from Mar-1

“as 21 191115 old at the 121119 of the.
marriage and 111:: wit-1 was 40. Ho
roceiredmo wagon for working on 1111'-
rarm, and all he got Wits 11 new pair-
oocu§onallvs 1111121111.;
take his living on-
the farm herwent away on Pebtuai 1.-
15, 11104 and obtained .1 job as n
stationary engineer in New Miliortt..
He made repeated attempts to‘get 1115:,
wife 10901110 and live. with him and;

offered to provide :1 home for 1191' but.

she refunedto live with him.

Frank Albert and George .'Nennmn,
Danbury batters, testified that 11199
had lidden home from nork witlr
1111958991111111 and she; had told 1110'.»
that she. had a good mind to have 11111"
husband arrested. but. could not do sm
because he had offered to make 31.
11013119 for her. but that'she would 11111.
live. with "‘the thing.” remrring 1111
her husband. They,1est1lied that it;
Was common knowledg'min the neigh-;
bdrhood that Mrs. Beeman had re»

”fused to 11119' with' 'Beeman _ ‘ ..,

w—fiw—fi—n—
THE NORWALK YACHT CLUB.
The twenty-third annual; meeting of".
the Norman 111112111 91111119111 her-“11.11.11
at the Mahnckemo hotel, 'South Now
wall: on Saturday“. evening. February

’liVlfl Willi hur‘husband {0'13" (119' past 21;;1537 at 8 O'CIOCk6t3O’3‘e190l3 303339171;
lthree yearsmnd thus. she. one board’

and committees arid 111111511111: anyeoth- .
or 1111111119511 proper (or soon meeting:
Tile nominating 11911111111399 has

Inflammation—11111111111 w. run-rs. 3

3 i 31111911111 sum; .9

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It the 911111111191 111111911111: 1.111.. 0411.114

9 than s. (161911 191111-1111.) testified hatkher 11141111111111 3

JWltn sees test tiled;
110‘ .

 

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