.1
v
won-rob.“ 1
WANTED—SOBER l-NDU'STRIOUS:
black“ man on private place iOr gener', HOUSE .AND BARN, N0. 18 WEST: Will sell Broom house in East Nor-
irork are of horse and cow. Apply:
in person. 3 Quaekenbush, Darlen,-'rMENTS, BARN CAN BE USED FOR order and well rented for $2,700 or any
inimitable avenue.
m6 3t
e
necessary. so a week to start.
heady l0
" East Nor-walk. ,
highly
‘ Sentinel.
. WAnI.
WANTED‘P‘IVE LOADS OF ICO\\"
:alanure. Tel. 1956.
2 WANTED—A FURNISHED ROOM
:1 private family. Ameen Dinn‘sh, 36
Non Zant street, East Norwalk. m6 3t ’
Gd oooooooo .
illlverliscmeni '
1W * M
M AWJMAA» M-.-WA‘AAA¢.A4 A.-AAAA*A,A.AMAAWA
on thin pogo. Tray-Five Words or
Leos, 55:. Thus Times. 50. 1 week
tun. Woollen! Double Price.
to not. i m SALE. ’
w. .q
.10 L£T~rnon ..APRIL .1313} FOR SAL-E—IJEAVING TOWN,
AVENUE, NORWALK. IMPROVE-iwalk with all improvementshin 800d
G AMGE- FOR’9ARTIEULLARS (‘ALL‘j reasonable otter accepted. Easy terms.
PHONE N0. 1253 OR 166. gAddress OWner, care Sentinel.
”7—;
To‘ LET—FUN“ HE i
. s l) noous. 1 CHEST,
steam beat, all improvements, 120.nut more 1250 lbs 1 b' h r‘ 13.00
Washington street, opposite the Post “N J air ’ru liaise)“ 25,8900}: ’1“
Olice. Phone 1639-12, after 6 o’clock. H a) g y Q ~. s.
i m6 t
FOR SALE——HORSES,
guaranteed workers. Stewart Farm,
jWest Nor-walk. Telephone 59—2.
WANTED—Shoo GAL-ESMAN. Elf-l
porionced in mens trade; good post»
5 tion. good wages.
'5 iotalls. The Howland Dry Goods Co.
' Bridgeport, Conn. ‘
WANTED—BOYS AND GIRLS FOR
3fmailing department.
Address with full
and 2t
,7;
Also girls that
understand typewriting, experience un-
Collie
Mfg. 00.,
work. ill urplly
WANTED-NIGHT AND DAY
firemen at ROWalell greenhouses, Bcr
“Waylon. Permanent position. Apply?
Greenhouses. |
M 5 ill
by letter. ‘Rowayton
liowayton, Conn.
William-BY cm or run
~11 leading life insurance companies, two
j reliable aggressive men, to collect and
’ 'soliclt. 818 per week salary and com-
‘miaslons guaranteed. Mus} come
recommended. ill applying:
atnte age, if married and how engaged ,
the past five years. Address S care of
[quire til, United Grocery Co.
FOR SALE—TEN WORK HORSES
for sale, ranging from 1,100 to 1,300
lbs. All horses guaranteed to be good
l workers. Salas and exchange stables,
___-__~ 1.5 Winfield street. Phone Sill-l2.
TO LET—-FIVE ROOMS, 0001) 1.0-, “fl
cation, rent reasonable. i". Hopp, ”i ran
(love avenue, East Norwalk.
TO - LET—nunulsqu noonsfl
private family, steam heated, electric
lights and bath. Use of telephone...
two lpinutcs‘ walk from center. Phone
1423-3.
w
SALE—TWO NEWTOWN
i stove brooders, large size. Phone 259-3
' it: 8
T0 LET-«ONE 0R TVt’O ROOMS
furnished or unfurnished, with bath, EGGS DELIVERED-BLACK MINOR
light and heat, at 155 Washington 03 f0!“ llatching. White Wi‘emdolle
street, apartment in, south Norwalk, and Brahma cockcrels for sale, Phone
Conn. i1808. C. A. Sh’erwood, 21 Lowe strcei.
m1 3t
FOR SALE~AT A BARGAlN. TWO
building lots at Rhodonoiia. Park, Nor-
walk, or will exchange for automobile;
To LET‘S ROOMS, H “7001} Daniel Antinozzi,i)erby, Conn. on (it
ward uvotlue. with all improvements.i
inquire at 64 Water street, Berman &
Steinherg. Tel. 1615.
Ill
‘_.l
T0 LET-~13 noons. A’l‘Tit‘, cub;
lur ground for garden, $4.50 per month.1
inquire at 40 Bayview avenue. m3 3t
v
FOR' SALE — ASH BARRELS,
liined with galvanized iron. Lust life
_ lilmo. Three Sizer, price 25c up. South
72 Norwulk ()‘yster Farms Co, lit) Water
street.
I
TO LET-LARGE STORE.
North Main street, South Norwnlk. ill-
3 F03 BALE—o noon uousn. LOT
' WANTED-A 'l‘YPEWRI’l‘iilir"'TAJ
‘. Me. with drop leaf.
" condition and reasonable price.
dress 8. S. care Sentinel. ;
Must be in good
Ad-
10 LET—~14 ROOM AND 2.3 ROOM 50x200 feet, for $1,500; and another 6
apartments. improvements. Inquire at room 1‘0““: 10‘ “0‘75 ‘99" for 31.500-
84 Woodward nvouuc. Tel. 3664 or If looking '0’ ‘i 1‘0““? 1 have lust what
473_3_ 3t you want, and remember now is the
time to buy when the price is right.
mil
WANTED—To nor ALI. KINDS
of cattle. ,. Best prices paid.
120 tf'
Extra.
3 prices for calves. ll. Friedman, 35 Ely
avenue. Tel. 115i.
TO LET-«STORE AT «14 “’A'I‘Elii
sireot, also lol’t at 40 Water slreet,i ‘“"
SW“ N‘Wfllki Inquire of Eduard; ASk JOhfl T. Haves
Farrell, 24 llnviland street. _ 1
TO LET—'r€¥?ifila undid.” ”$1,121 Sam _1§£§“:fo
nlshed rooms, with both, light 'nna‘ e n
heat. at 38 Bayview avenue, "
To]. 1251.
r
Boy ,
Wanted .
To Learn
...___...- _I
TO LET—THREE ELEGANT FUR-l
nished rooms, private family) .stonml
heated, electric lights and bath. Use:
WANTED—MAN T0 marlin Suw-
log machines.
OPERATORS 0N SEWING MACH-
, Ines, pay while learning. m.
Cindi. Peabody
ii
, center.
i
l
-1
of telephone, two minutes‘ walk from'i PRINTING BUSINESS
Phone 1423-3. ~~ l Apply 7“ Once
, .
msumo’ F. s. LYON
i 88 N. Main St, City.
T0 LET-STORE 207
ton street East Norwulk. Apartments,
{209 'Woahiutzton street, Ea‘st' Norwulk
find 39 Chapel street, Norwnik. in.
:qulre 64 South Main slro’ct. Tel 60.
' . uroluASINI,
lthe tenor vocal teacher, has been
'ro'“ 1.51"] llPAilTlllENT A'l‘ sslc‘lued *0 New Y°Tk {01' 3 .t‘“
l
, \ . _.
lSprinz street, 5 rooms on Second iloorl¥9eksf spectall cngagemctllt.
Ewitll improvements. inquire of Mn. here ore he Wil Pompom: t ‘
Hungcrian government to thg
against the "Central Pdwers onlv
land representatives of the great
' f his studio for that
it. ’I‘arlo , 1t‘ Grove street, or Tcl.l°pemng ,9 . .
l v ’ .length at time. He desires to lo-
& (30.. inc. ~
I -
1703-12.
fl -— '———.-_-._—~ Mv-w 1-.
I
i To LET—~LOF’I‘ 1N SWARTZ of
{Corbett block, containing 5,000 square
l
in
,sides. Otis {might elevator service.
For further portion-l
- ~lsteam heated.
BUSINESS NOTICE. liars. may at the office of The Old
- — l Well Cigar Company.
,.I AM AN‘F-EXPERT ON REPAIR-I
, , and overhauling automobiles.K
Starting -and lighting. systems, Midi
gwill do thegynrw your own gamge."
,_ rite J. J. Renter, City'llolel. n13 3t‘
3:.— u...... J ‘ , ' South Nor-walk. Reward. Please re-
VPA'INTlNG - WAFER-HANGING turn to this billed.
_.~decorating, painler’o supplies; wall ‘ .
,“gap’er, upto-dute styles, lowokt price}.
...... N
”Los'r.
Losr—-S.\:Aixn collar rm, w’rrn
smalloemerulik Saturday morning in
. timates cheerfully given. Trial - or- I, N [EGAI- NOHCE
ens-solicited: Tel. 400,, Aluxulldor . ' ‘
White. 61 1-2 Ely avenue. ‘ . ‘
' ‘? NOTICE
District of Norwnlk. es. Probate
court,“March 2, .A. .1)... 1917.
Estate «St Elizabeth Kiss, ,. line of
Norwalk, in said district, deceased.
.‘Mereas, written duplication has
- " been made to this court by the admin-
, Ian'sfiglgh'pggmfi" t;::h5"¢"$h ‘ tstrotor obunid'eslate praying for rea-
termg, dates, apply ”TM“; WIllhmlsmw therein-:setiforth for an order-~31»
“We. 5 West Ave.. South‘Noi-watu.‘ th'oril'ing him ‘to- sell the inventor-led
. »-- ' *- iron 95th of‘said astute. ‘ .3
‘S'r FREIGHT LlNE 1'-o .Orderéd.‘ cilia't‘mald application be
vonx. pam‘inardeteinnnea ”at the Probtito
“MN“ "" WW” TRANS-«033i; :ln-Norwalkgon the 13mm of
.POR‘I'ATION LINE .lnc, , ' _. , - ,
‘lght,,.holt lea“; 91;, 2’ EafleMarch,-1_91fl, oilo-oolook, fdrenoon,
‘ and that publichotleoithereci‘ be given-
Nita York, (foot of Catherlno 3 . . 3
day except sunday, at 3 p, toull poisons interonted therein by,
om PAUL scrum
Voice ‘Buildiuit Specialist
N. v. c. Brooklyn, peddle Inst.
andvarldgaport, Conn.
._1—l_
NEW
iii
‘9 “-havtng n'circillntionfin'wd unmet.
_' at least five days more slim day 'of
hearing. , 3 . ‘-
3 Honor W. GREGORY.
' . ;, ‘ .1an
d fi‘eouth Norwalk
do, Actions DEAL.
no Edmond by designing ads.
'~ sped market on all junkl
l, am the originator of the'
3. on! id“; ’ Get 3 a. good‘prlco
The street ‘depmmoit yrs! M8! ‘0"
nun ‘wio liters. ’ - . -
“0,..luhg: , Y’f‘" aeronautical-01.3mm”. ammo:
. . . km; 3“” _
“tho loo, it
'cate in Norwalk and if enough
‘feet of floor space with light on all!
i
wmemd ‘at’Norwllk up to publishing :hlu‘ordor in a‘newumpel’f
2‘szully oboVe lowelal.
'l’f‘nflf'stfldx "
"" laWADL’dtlhtldT, 1:30
scholars can be procuror at $1.50
per lesson, he will commence gilt;
ing lessons-here. Those wiéhinq
to become pupils, address P.
Tomasini, care Sentinel Office.
1.».m'ru“ .
on so: warm
(Donn-med From m,M)
.—
thcmintimcoi nprohibition div sea. Asdwmlyomoftbe bet.
rectal to an manly co tint they
can ovoid entrusting their lives thing to secure the existing trut-
-ould their goods, Mommy)“-
‘se s.”
The text of a... Austrian reply
“From the memorandum of
Feb. :8 of the American Ambas-
mdor, the Anette—Hungarian
Foreign Minister has concluded'
that the Washington Cabinotyin
view of statements made on Feb.
10 of last year and on Jan. 31,9
1917, by the Austria-Hungarian?
government, it is now in doubtl
regarding the attitude which
Austria-Hungary will hence-
forth obrervc regarding the sub”
marine war and as to whether that
assurances given by the Austro-
Washington Cabinet, in the
moment negotiations about the
Ancona and Persia and papers,
have not been nullified by the
aforementioned statement. The
Austro—Hungarian government is
ready‘tn make a clear and dgfir
nite statement so that these
doubts may be solved.
“The' Austro~Hungarian gov-
ernmcnt may be allowed first of
all to discuss briefly the methods
employed by the Entcntc Pow-
ers‘ in waging submarine‘ warfare.
because they are the starting
point for the intensified submae
rine war begun by Austril-Hnn-
any and hot allies and also
throws a bright light upon the
attitude which the Austrmhuti-
garian government has taken
hitherto in regard to the cues-
tions which ital/e arisen. When
Great Britain ioined the war
a ,icw years had elapsed since
that memorable time when she,
in union with other states, beam
to lay the foundation at The
Hague for modern naval war law.
Soon afterward who British 10"-
ernment had assembled in Hol»
sea powers in order to consult.
date the further work of The
Hague Conference. especially in
the sense of a just arrangement
between ininxod indiVidu'als and
neutrals. These efforts aimed at
nothing less than th‘. mutual cs-
tablishmcntn of principle“: of right
which even in war times should.
embody the principles of freedom
of the seas and the safeguarding
of the interests of neutrals“
“Neutrals ”Were not to enioy
these benefits; for losing. Hardly
had the United Kingdom decided
to participate in the war when,
almost at once, it began to break
down the barriers which the prin-
ciples of international law had
erected. .
“While the Central Powers, at
the very beginning of the war
had declared that they would ob
serve the Declaration of London,
which also bore the signature of
the British representatives, Great
Britain threw overboard some of
its important provisions. In an
endeavor to cut off the Central
Powers from supplies for ovcr-
seas she cnlarggd,,step by step,
the lift: of contraband until noth-
1TODAY IN WALL STREET.”
.._..__.._.
, \ .
—~-~~--—~-~'l 'WALl. 3 SWEET. 1.30 a. m. ——,thelr“subSIStenC¢-
”Bread and active. trading attended to-‘
day's early dealings with gains of one
to two points in sh'ares of various de-
scriptions, and as much as seven points
for Bethlehem Steel, old stock. Will
issues and Copper were not in do
lnlandwith United States Steel, which
:udded n substantial fraction to yes—
[terday’s advance. Shippings, Central
lLeatber, international Paper and in
idustrini Alcohol were among the
{strongest specialties. Reading led the
imils at a gain or over a point,‘ and
1 Ohio Gus featured the Utilities.
* .
l .
i
WILL STREET, Noon—The first
ghour's business of almost , 300,099
subarea was the largest ifor any aim?
flur period in several weeks. Addition?
,al gains in Industriais, especially the
new Bethlehem Steel innocent-Lock-
awanno, Steel were balanced, holler“.
by realizing sales in Mdrlned'undiefili:
i
ing was missing in the list of
things which today men want for
“Then Great. Britian preclaim‘
ed what she called a blockade of
the coasts of the North Sea,
which forms also "an important
commerce for Austro-‘Hungar‘
inns, in prdcr ‘to‘ prevent gopds
which were still missing in the
coasts as Well as all exports
through neutrals.
blockade was in flagrant obntra-
diction jtothc customary princi-
ples of théi‘rlght of blockade, as
yzsmbllsiien~ by ~ international
agreementfi, was explicitly declal‘:
ed" “by: tho‘lprfiidouf‘ ol'th'e ’United
snub-b America, “in the words
wmcuwn {continue to'live in the
historyv‘éof- iota-notional, ilaw.. ‘
“By the illegal prevention of
airports “ii-om the Central Powers
{Wuhan aimadvat paralyzing
pars. ,Rails also acted as. a drill. Pu;
clfics‘ and Coolers didnluylng'inenerbl
~ heuvilless. Selling was "resumed “in
more adeduate volume , » mes, U. S;
[Steel falling und‘er‘yeanemayl's' our
price. Shipping; Copper-sand .the on-
life 'uctive nu ma briskly again at
.ml'ddny. and other loade‘ra revived Bubs
15615053611“
‘ Lip. m.—-—The
smart in shipping: at extreme gains of
div want tray icon mm mailma- it love polnmlor Maine ‘Ptd. and At-
labile,“
idle countless factories and-W5,
iwhich the industrial and-highly-
vdeveloped peoples of Central
(Europe hadcroa‘tcd and. ‘
‘cing. workmen msboidle
cite them to minimum.
' “When -
lsouthern neighbor-Edam
curios, of. the cm ,‘PW
lib
,am act mm W all will.
ededalllcooots the
swim of ,m'
18‘
neutrals the freedom of the no:
they felt with pi
to the United States is quoted as law of tho hour
follows in a later Vienna dispatChled them to violate this freedom.
to Renter’s:
list of contraband from entering. to avoid mifiunderstandings be-
Germany a‘nd‘ln orderlo prevent tween the. monarchy and the
all sea traffic by‘neutnls'to those American Union. 3 * ‘
That this-Igarian ‘govemmcnt‘ desires to
-, precautions being “tikemfor the
Zillnr-uiéw-vit‘i
' .2“va
hi:
I“
O
H
tigercnto who had dale ovary-v,
ti” which were to guarantee ‘to
“But they cock this step to ful—
fill the paramount duty toward
their peoples and from the coil-l
victlon that it would help‘ tho.
principle of the freedom of the“!
seas to be victorious. The proc-
lamations which they issued last
January are apparently directed
only against the rights of new,
trals. n reality they serve bo-i
wards the restoration of these}
rights, which their enemies have;
incessantly violated and which“
if thcylwcre victors, they would
destroy, forever. True the sub-
arines which 'are cruising.
around the English coast. art--
nouncc to peoples who need the
sea—and what people does not
want coastSP—that the day is not}
far off when the flags of all
states. in the glory of their new-
ly won freedom, can freely fly
over the seas.
.. “We cherish the hope that this
announcement Will find an echo
everywhere where neutral peo-
ples of the United States, whose
most illustrious representative
has durin the war defended
with flaming words the freedom
of the seas as the highway of all
nations.
“If the people and government
of the United States keep in
mind that the blockade proclaim-
ed by Great Britain is not onlv
meant to what down the Central
Powers by ”florVation, but aims
at subjecting the gear. to her rule,
in order to establish in this man-
ner her tyranny over all nations,
while on the other hand, the
blockade of England and her al-
lies only servcs to make these
powers. incline towards peace
with honor and a guarantee to
all nations of the freedom of sea
traffic and sea commerce and
thereby a secured existence.
then the question which of the
two parties has the right on its
side is already decided. Though
the Central Powers haVe no de-
sire in this war to beg «for allies.
they yet believe that they will
be entitled to look to neutrals
to appreciate heir efforts ‘10 re}.
vise in the interest of all the prin-
ciples of international law and
equal rights of nations.
"In replying now to the ques-
tion put in the Amarican note of
Feb. 18, the Austro-Hungarian
government firstly rémarks that
in the exchange of notes referring
to the car-es of the Ancona and
the Persia Lt restricted itself to
defining its attitude to concrete
questions which individuallv
arose, without laying down its
llmddmental legal conception.
But in its not». of Oc't. 19, Igrs.
referring to the Ancona case, it
rcscrvcd to itself the right to
bring up for discussion at mime?"
date difficult international ques-
tions which arise‘ in connection
with submarine ,warfare._ If i‘-
now refute to this reservation
and now briefly discusses the
uestion oi sinking enemy ves-
sels. to which that note refers.
it iv guided by the desire to show
the American government that it
now as heretofore strictly adheres
to the assurances already given
and endeavors by clearing up
that important question arising
from submarine warfare.- because
it- touches thc laws of hum‘anitv
4
"fiber”: all, ' he Austro-Hun‘
:emphasize that it is also its opin-
l‘iorr that the thesis $31.11) :bv or
lAr‘riericcn _
lalso ‘3 represented in' the various
learned laws. that enemy merch-
"antmcn. apart from case} of at—.
"tom ted” flight *‘a‘ndg resistance.
can t not-:be'ldestroved “without
gallery, of the personsfiaboard,
alarm ,‘-sn to say, théke’rnelof the
births: standpointxilse‘ihlsts”can
of court: be ranked "iuxa further,
Educative co‘nrlecfion,"and from
' government,” which
nibble" noblest», Roundedirom ; a?
width 3
odthemgovelmnt'in-utboruuuolobolorm u
dim”, according to which file memtumeuovmwm
W-ofthcwu vaseicommymnutm. “my“
him-Gigi”. wamiogoodat'dle mm m M ..
mecrowmclpassengerscould‘bunz "mu.“
' pinata. in which mad W
themselves into safety in me last, were badly injured. com (Junior
moment or government, of bel- John '1'. Monmlhasnctmmplotec
“Wt “3'“: ca} if this 15 “5“ his investigation of the maiden.
ogmzod 'as an amiable noocssi l
of war msue warning 0‘ in“ ‘9 cementum Atom-nor
loot also befal'e the ldoparturc of 3
the vessel which is to be sunk; ”MOM. mm,”
HARTFORD. March 6. — Mg
01' finally, it can, if it establiohesxmat the East Haven Telephone out
extensive measures against ene"Electric Company refused to furnish:
try sea tradc, employ a general Li ‘ .
’ _ ~ . - in telephone comes at his home kl
Waffléflg for all enemy vessels in Mt Haven mm C Tam, nu pm
ucs loll. ' ' ¥
.. , , . . tioned the Publi- Utilities ‘
That the principle according ml in order.“ obtain the “firm“:
f; whlfch‘ care must be taken for'a hearing on the mam” will b???“
e
e ‘8 ety of the persons aboard at the Capitol on Tuesday. March 13,,
undergoes exceptions the Amer- ,
ican government itself recogniz- at 11.30 oclock. The petition does nor,
:5. That the Alisha-Hungarian
government believes that dc- f .
struction without warning is ad ‘ 7"”
missible not only when a vessel
flees or oifers resistance. it ap-
So. Norwalk
. refusal;
pears—to mention only one ox-
amplc—that thccharactcr of the
vessel itself ‘also must be taken
into consideration. Merchantmen
or other private vessels which
carry a military garrison or arms
aboard in order to commit hostlc
acts of any kind, may, according‘
to valid rights be destroyed with
out hesitation. .
"The AustrowHtrn‘garian gov.
ernment need not call attention to
the fact that the beilig-rent is re-
leased of all consideration for hu--
man life if his opponent sinks en-
emy merchantmcn without pre-
vious warning. as happened with
the vessels Electra, German,
Dubrovnik, Austrian, Zagreb,
Aus‘rian, etc, which already has
been repeatedly censored. And in
this respect the Austro-Hung:~:.r-.
la: govefi‘ment never l'gturnficdI
h c for i e, notwithstan in to .-
uncontcsted rights. In the cogurscl; $2.98 to $12.98,
of the entire war Austro-Hungay, 3
ian war'vcsscls have not punki
one enemy merchantman withcun
previous, if only ”general, warn-
ing. .. .
“The repeatedly mentioned the-
sis of the United States govern-
emment aim allows various m- -
terpretations, insofar, namely, as “1:14:32 1;le Equippcd -
it is doubtful whether, as it is R AL SHOP
asserted from various sides” onlyli In the Town
armed resistance justifies the dbl AUTO SUPPLIES
struction of a vessel with per- ‘
sons aboard, or resistance of an- pm“. 805-50 So. Main 3"
So. Nomalk, Music Hall 81!.
other kind; as is shown if the;
crew intentionally neglects to'
it You [lave
. Ally Junk
New Spring Millinery
at Moderate Prices
The Reed 8: *Volk',
Electrical Co. ‘
‘ r
take the passengers into boats—-
the ‘Ancorm case—or if the prion
sen‘gcrh themselves refuse to en-
ter boats. According to the 0pm-
ion of the Austro-Hungarian gov-
ernment, the destruction of a
warned vessel without rescuing
the persons aboard is admissible
in cases of the latter kind, be- SELL ' '
cause otherwise it would be left
to the individual passengers to IT TO
nullify the right» of beluga-ants Successor to Wm, Efl'ton,
to sink vessels. _ '1
“Moreover, it may bepomted;
out alsoihat there is no unani-l
mity as regards in what cases the!
Phonv 499- ,
37 Fort Street. Ea“? Norw
. ' ' 3
sinking of neutral merchantmcni ‘ ,
at all i'.‘ admissible. The obliga-g ~ DRAFTS
tion to issue a. warning lame; to the »
diately before sinking “vessel;
leads, according to the opinion of,
the Austro-Hungarian govern-f
ment, on the one hand to harsh—
ness which cauld be avoided, on,
the-other hand, it i5. under cit-i
cumstancs calculated to injurc>
the justified interests of belliger-
cuts. In the first place, it‘ must,
not be overlooked that the rescue:
pf persons is almost always left
to more chance, as the only choice
remaining is to take them aboard
war vessel: which are exposed to
any enemy influence, or to ex- -
poserthem in small boats to the _.
dangers of the elements; so that. A weary housewife said. ' ~
it therefore corresponds muCh 3 Well then, a. kindly neighbor saifi.
better to the principles of hu-l 2‘ why don‘t you 'buy, you:
manity to prevent personsr‘by‘l broad? ‘ “1
timely warning from using em I I’m new lnt‘own—can you bug‘—
danqered vcs’sels. gest where I had better go?
“Furthermore,
lug-careful examination of all'lcN
gal questions referringrxherctml
the Austro—‘Huingarian govern-i
men: could not come to the con-l I 367
viction that ‘subjectsof neutralz're ’
for the ' ~
Easter Tim
“White Star’ or “Cunard";
J. M. [nylon & Emilio:
Real Estate and Insurance, “l
South Norwalk, Conn.
Cannot Bake
want, just go to 5 Monroe
The Banner Bakery
’5 Monrqb ii “
state the reasons given {or the alleged , -
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17.6 All Tired out ale
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molcstcd on onemwcsscs. ; . _- I ‘ ' .
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in? war times ‘should why the; ' .
advantagesof frcdom of the seas‘
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to ’ neutral persons on board, c_ne- ..
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my vessels. because *bellig'erentsl ‘
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AVIATION scum AT wssreom'
«nonpublic, March" it—A mu tori
purchase of a porllon of the water.
Trout. at Wentport, for an Aviation
”militant-concurs department. won ”0",“
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Norwalk Chronicler