Evening sentinel, Monday, March 26, 1917 · page 6

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ENING SENTINEL;
AND A. manhunt.
PROPRIETORS -

”ESTABLISHED BY
jAMEs GOLDEN

NDXY, MARCH .26, 391.7

 

‘ , 'uaE ALMANAC 30R
TOMORROW

tide 1:50 a. m.; 2:26 p. m.
j: tines 15:42; sets 6213.

aims SENTIN EL TELE
‘P‘léBONE CALLS

: Rooms—92.

.:.,-- Dina-~93.

, ~ ‘1: Branch Office—I388.
i‘ls Residence—2184
Editor's Residence—7521.

' w-s Manager’s ResidenCe—
3113-12.

‘PLENV‘le '—0F 'comsi

agricultural expert remarks that.
at» no war, there is no reason why
‘ American people should go hun-
Even in case ot a prolonged
Wet, we should have no such food
filament to face as that of the Euro-
.1193; belligerents. There may not be
enough wheat. not. be
nouéh potatow,
gleniy'ot corn. "King Com“ in

there
but there is ulwny

may
a.

ay 110

ur'salvution.
‘it'ls our greatest l‘ui‘m crop.
. normally all the corn grown in t
_1'l Our production amounts

11t 3,000,000,000 bushels a year. 30
) etc (or erery man, woman and
'6; about 150 bushels to the aver-
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efamily.
ted States could stand
9 just stop and tigui-c whether
iii» family could out 150 bushels of

 
 
 

 

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equality, and rise up to demand it?
Ifdtv ’can Germans endure the. stigma
50f liming considered more tolerant of
tyranny and less eager and apt for

selfsgovernment than Russians?
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‘ MR. ROMANOFF’S income

‘ Nicholas Romanofl, lately czar of
Russia, doesn‘t have to look for an-
other jbb of our-log. He won‘t
starve. He has plenty of money sav-
ed up for the present rainy day, and
plenty more coming iii—ll it comes.

‘Mr. Romanot‘t really ranks with the ‘

Rockefellcrs. Carnegies, Astors.
,Goulds. Wi’tiiidc-rbilts and other “first
families” in the matter of wealth, As
(czar he has enjoyed an annual salary
‘of $12,500,000. That’s not bad as sal-
‘iaries go, even in these times. He paid
that to himself, out of his own royal
treasury, and gave. himself a raise
whenever he. felt that he deserved one
--n fine system, when you can get
away with it. He may have been able
to save quite a bit out of thu’t salary.
in addition. he has had a large rev—
enue. derived from private estates and
mines. The mines, mostly in Siberia.
have been worked by common and po-
lit’lcal convicts—~41 form of labor not
costing anything except a few cents
a day for food. There must he a good
profit in that kind of mining.

Mr. Romanot’l has a good deal
farm property, lie is credited
with the ownership of family estates
aggregating some 681,000.00o acres, of
-whicb :12 acres are productive. liis
farm hands corn $10,000,000 a year [or
hint. Altogether. according to a

trustworthy European financial milli-
incomc oi

01’

too.

ority. he. has an annual
about $42,500,000 a year.

lip ought to be able to live on that,

This is part ot’ a company of three hundred young women organized and equipped by a Boston department
They are training every day, and each of the girls insists she is now; to war if Uncle Sam will let

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GARDENER4ORN, TOMATOES,
AND EGGPLANT.

Already they know how to mono and use their rifles and within it

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wnsnnvo'ron, ll, 0., March 2zi.——i m yms m . ‘
Sui-ct corn, to be at its best, should? . . m
‘itv tatcii within. a few hours nftorl .. i
it Is picked, for its sugar content dis- 1
tippwiru voi‘y rapidly after it is re—. llAli'Pb‘Oill.), Mill‘l'll Liar-Attornch
moved from the‘ garden. For this 253:1 giimi-TS” E-tnlgmflntl'i;51£irda..\'t
u it! o‘enuor es .. ,
""“m‘ and because ”f its very gen- w-litt‘iiinan’ ot‘ the logisl‘ill‘ivelcOtnft‘n‘l‘
vii-l titipuiarny. it in Mi exwlleiit retir- im- on cities and legislative commit-
t.ihie to grow in the home garden. ttii on cities and boroughs, an option
it ."-:t')llld be planted on rich land and ”a"??? byi‘the [committee ("1‘ the.
. _ , , .. tonsiu onui 0 an act it it -‘ -
(“‘m'nm . ...ildf‘ “mm"?! as my the city ony'till'rblfl‘)’ tti‘l‘iigtltltzt-
licld (-nrii. liegmntuu its soon as the in l‘ht business of selling coal, wood
tliw -t.i'. it: warm, successive plantings 13nd ice lm} that. city and on several
"m. be made a or 3 weeks until late? substitute billet pertaining to the some

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"for two years. unless sooner discharg-

A'tl physically qualified male rebi-
tictzin of Norwalk, between the ages,
of l? and 60, are eligible for the
Home Guard. except unmarried men.
httwecn 18 and 45, who are. fit and
llilLl( for service in the Connecticut
National Guard. but when the Na-
tl' ' u' “ll' wi units of Norwalk are Pn-
iioieo to the. strength reuu'ired by law,
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n a year—halt a bushel a day. :
(torn is a food of great nourishing eSpcc
as whole- won't have
(Il‘al’it’l (ltllit‘A hanging around and out.
ing their heads off. Tllill is, if he gets.
it. Maybe the cruel provisional gov—
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lolly in view of the fact that he,

‘ courticrs and
practically so many

:wer. lit its
line" as wheat, and when properly
tenured it is just as palatable. We
minority regard it its food for ani-
di rather than men, but that is
chubit and prejudice. it is one Of. —
fiéfinest human foods ever given. ' " . ‘" "

> . . WOODEN SHIPS
hind by bountiful nature. it lht. The federal shipping board's propos-
epsaclal gift to America.

" ' quantities} al to hiiild a large number of small
‘ “ > orniotis .. . . ‘ ' ‘ .

{can Rube ”I . 1 little ct" wooden ships to entry Ameilcan com

to W iai'ativc ' ,. . . .-

' M in] comp) 0:1,,” morc ‘ memo is coming in [or a good deal of
We can ,eitsi y or ,2

$10,000.000 or so a year.
i

criticism. it is hard to see. however,

serving in the Home Guard can. when

3 DM)fil(LlllLV Qualified. miiiist in i’the. Na—
t tloitiil Guu‘rd or the regular many. and ."
tor that purpose, be. honorably dis-
charwitl from the Home Guard.

F.ili.lli(’r. Another method of Pro—£1131? $91.32? the committee 1" now
- u ' » . v i i I i v I ‘0 I
10l~|lll~ the Will”) is to Plant 98th.; l-tillittitcd power was given to ithc
methum and 'Pllltt varieties. The, eliy iii the original bill and sword]
seed should be plunteil about 2 inches “'“Esml'uies 3:1“?! "”0”“! hi“ another.
... . , .., , , _t at. on u p it , ic passage 0! which .
tlttp. m drills .. feet till-Ill. atiti thin t.-- now desired by ”w Clb‘ of Water-hf“ y w it (“6401!"er from the
nod ti. ti sliilzle milk every 1010 1" bury. creates a board at fuel com-'b'dwm‘l Guard, ”-19 Naval Militia or
littlits. 'l, liilbfilflm'l‘r‘i authorized to buy coal and the United SM“ Army or Navy, “’9 H

‘ . , . . 7 _ lirible for the Home (‘1in
inc varieties rccommcndd bv the1 “"W- morolliemnmc on lands ”we” a - I 3
_ . r . M, “W City and “at," the a m tlic!‘ '11:: Home Guard will be uniformed,

,iiihuhitunts-yol the-city whenever they' armed ““d "01"”de by the State; it '

specialists in the l‘. S. Department of

,\._..-;(.,,i1,“-,. are: pm. curly PM.“ i “N limb}! .. to supply themselves: iiiil ‘bc unsigned for meetings and the
(toldtn Bantam and Adams Earlyr. through 3’ uses from rrivtite (3.1.: instance 3“ 1908‘, 0-“ infantry; the

.Vilrielli‘fl; implicit. or , en any nob stiles my] “”Ml'i’ will be available [or drill and _-

‘ , ‘ I. ‘ . ‘ ' ‘ m ”Maury?“ the relief. health ”instruction." where suitable quarters -_
1 Juli Multan oi (costly s likii‘l). . comiori Gilli” inhabitants, m in thol iii! the assigned for meetings and the '

., .-t .. .. - .
t 0111.11) Lantltmn‘tt, and Slouch s. ”m, or “pmlumflmy‘n (1110 of arms. ammunition and stores.

l~vvtcrecn. 'l‘lic lastuutnied varietyir in his opinion. the attorney 1:009 Commissioned oilicors will 1’0““)an
,i‘ll by state authorities, and non‘cDm-g

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n~a;000.ooo,ooo it year it we set.
I at it seriously and our great corn
bile far inland. beyond any positi-
16.1mm of invading enemies.

It isn't necessary. its yet, to start
‘ son a corn diet. but the knowl—
._that we' could do so, if necessary,
cursive us it better appreciation
hi cerealnnd a keeper desire to
acquainted‘or renew our acquain-

thc many delectable

. _______,,_..__~____
..nussm AND paussm
rattan-the world say that all um
lions on earth are free except Ger-
7 V ‘ asks the Berlin Vorw
=Cl‘u‘iicellor von Bothmtmn-I-loll-
s

aerts. It.

Jcértain amount of credit for hi
declaration in the Prusglan
lite 'e‘l‘tcrt that the I’russ‘lan
. must be reformed. But it
that chancellor's promises much
tiefyiing than the reforms act-
stitu’ted by the new Russian
Hut.
‘ much longer?" demands
rut. 3.14,“, king should straight-
tte back to the Prussian people.
raunchise, which was taken
in

m0 pretense of politica
V Punish. Representation

380.

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.. -.- I y,

the

1 they would be no w

on population figures at halt,
As a result. Prussia
”rotten borough‘s” possessing
out of all TBWD to
. Great industrial
no AW‘ wee-Wind.
owners, the ‘st'

why there should be any particular

objection. Ordinarily it would hehri-
.dicu‘tous to build wooden \‘et-is'i‘ls, but
=thcac are no ordinary times.

i There is an alarming scarcity of
"e. That tonnage is grow-

:s

‘ ocean icons
and the need greater,
l

int: smaller
a tremendous demand

There is such
tool that it is almost impossible}
wanted.

for s

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to get plates for all the ships
moreover, all our important
iyards urc titled withaitce‘l craft under
'construction. Wooden ships could he
‘ httilt iii the. smaller yards. in the lit-
ierior. They could be built in sec
and shipped to eastern sea-

shit)-

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lions, ‘
ports for assembling. There is no
lack of timber. Ship-carpenters may

bt- scarce-hut they could b0 found 01'

 

developed;

1 The National Chamber of Commerce
That ought to sat,-
isfy critics feasibility, if:
wooden ships can be built in time to'
help carry our crops to Europe next:
ifall, and our manufactured goods
thereafter, by all means let’s build~
I What it they are “old-tashion-
This is no time

indorses the plan.

as to its

them.
ed" and "obsolete?"

to let foolish pride stand in the way
tot our ocean cotiiiiici-Cc.
l

om. mun scores of

oltl tuba now flying. our “till.
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the
M".
one thing I'Nllhlllh for the
to live up to estate

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man government

11ml to stake» they may be planted tiunnllty of this provision.

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baited pit-«mount. and itiiilw its MM

again»! the UMW

ii

i. '- ‘ out. It~
5“”35 tempt tun-ii illil’lllii tlin entire tiny and on

Maui; announced yet that 1' WW "“1 jmttd mains
like illiiiwl W . g in“ start“ ‘in
flowed; WM. w will”; it»? “31‘“

has the “mu,” bars and is the most l'i‘itl holds that a municipality citiino',
yi‘.i=lti(’ll\'9. be authorized to buy nod sell coiil.t
Sweet corn should be planted mil ’ti'lhll or other fuel to its ci‘thiens its a,
-' ‘ business. but that it. may establish:
rii-li land. The cultivation should he. fuel or coal yards for thc pttrpouc oil
ll‘t‘iilJ‘lll and thorough, and all weeds “Wink. 01' furnishing such furl. in “Ill
be. kept "down and suckers.““”‘°rdmm emergency. ”He said
i't‘l‘ilOH‘tl from around the ll'l‘fl‘ of tliel'ut‘“: the legislature can authorize a
. .. 3 My or town to tax its inhabitants for

,publtt purposes only. and that the
Another favorite vegctublc ls thei promotion 0! the private interests of
many individuttla is not always it piib~

tottitzto. which now forms one of the} . .
~ . . t he Ht‘i‘vlct‘ within thc meaning of tlicl
most important o. our cordon crops. constitution i

should

in flit,- North. it is very desirable tol "Should the General Assembly tic-l
Flill‘l ”w pltlllts in n bongo or a llOl- lt‘l‘lllllli‘ ”it“ existing Conditions "lld‘
bed. and to tritiisiilant them once orl:l“)'|“1€:lt°irmm:f ”‘9‘”?le require "h"
.., _ ' . . ‘ . ; ' rm: 0 . mun c in powers re-,
“L“ ‘1‘ m ‘1‘” to “"01".” strong “M, toting to the sole and distribution of1
t".;ul‘0u.~' plants by the time all dang-v incl," the opinion says, “the extent to’
or from from. is quL poigmwnlwhtch such authorization would bel
trustiiined by our courts as a pitblic=

plants are especially desirable undilu p e b dt led l 1 I
.. . . “iron can e ccrmn ony nap
titty may be biought to the bloom proprtnte legal proceedings.“
ml period by ihf’ lime ll is warm] in regard to the further power-l
criottch to plant them with safety inlproposcd by the substitute bill to sell
the garden. it’ the plants are not to"1‘9“‘;_"er‘§“°h 11;“:03h 3‘?ch hcdneccs-i
A , vt-ary or e re 9‘, as. an com-
:fi ““‘W‘t‘: but xllfizofwm die on the, tort of the inhabitants, the attorney"
“”11““- 1PY “ 0“ “u about 4 general says that there is. at least, of

feet apart each way. it trimmed and reasonable doubt as to the constitu-l
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in rows 3 ‘fedt and 1.8 inches npnrtt
'm the row. l MANAGE OOMPD IGM‘N.

in common with all plants grown} —--:- .
in :. house, hotbnd, or cold frame, to-} Frank B. Dayton'c Service Secured,
lililli'Gh require to be ‘hardened'oh‘ be; By Selectman. t
fore planting in the garden. By this’ El 01‘le in Weflilm will 1‘" “‘0"
tit-NH the plants are gradually nc- than plenum! to learn that Frank B.

cl'iiiuted to the «fleets of the sun and Ulwlml will again manage tho town's
wuul. so that they will stand trnns- Uciiipo Beach ”mull?“- Sonic months

p'niiiiiit; to the open ground. Iiui‘d- “30 MV- Dayton accepted it position ‘0
who: all tit usually dccompitiibod by ”WW-l" ll"! “0180 ill?!" ill 307ml} “in
combating fl'tlt‘ilyiiiild by inducing the Nut dui‘lnu tho short time niiidu 0
union!“ or ‘wutnr upwind in the plant enemy or it by his ayatotnuilt' math
but. The tit-ti, howawr. pinning not ititi'w'iit lie found tho work. how
bulimia on dry that the piano: will i over. it llliii‘s ton littuw tor hint. and at
Will or basaltic sanioituly ohm-titted 01"” “Wk“ "u "9 “minim 'lt‘li‘flt.
”ll‘nv‘wow‘h' After “W days it will rillm'lllillii “initiation immediately
lit? pusflllllfl to learn the plants tumm- "“"“"“ "“‘m‘wm‘w with mm W“ m“.
‘ mum in tho tumult and every one
will be ”tickled in death“ in lilltlwt
lllitl lit iiililnltliitlv

BH’AR‘OED MTH uHaMdERlQAN

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Eggplant is started out handled in
the same way its the tomato it hi.

‘ (‘cttsus committee.
.1 number of the. Board of Recruit s

instituted ofllcct‘s, by company coin-
manders: the minimum number “for ll
company is ill'ty enlisted men, the‘
lt.iui’lllllllll, seventy-five: three ohm
inn-toned othcerit, a captain and two
lieuttnnnts. for each company, and flu
pinrri‘ number of sergeants and con
1,01'iil5.

Every member must he. a citizen of
the United States or have made a leg-
al declaration of intention to trauma,

a ritlzen. tmd must have illotl liis'i-i
l'i’ .

ii-t'til'mation blank with the militii

im: ottleers will be continuously on '
duty to roccive enlistments from 9
o'clock it. ill. to 9 p. iii. at room 10.
city bull and from 10 to 12:30 a. m..

and -l to 9 p. m., at police headquart-
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The Boa it late
Lire Wire Specials
For Tuesday ,

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UNBLEACHEP SILKOL‘INE . iv-
SHEETING Yard wide. fine quality, 7
new and pretty patterns, f.)

40 inches wide. high grade

. also plain Ct ltll“ 121/{,¢ ytl.
Slit-"31mg, at extremely low -

 

 

prices, value 17c. VJHITE FABRICS
S l ........ Vi . 'l.
, ”ma 12"“? 5‘ ENGLISH LONGCLOTH
CRASH TOWELING Spt't‘ldlh‘ltlot‘ skin" finish. ,
lllearhctl or brown, all warm from long staph:

stiutlicrn cotton, just the
weight for spring undcrgarr
nictits, 12 yards. value $2.50,

linen, very strong and ab-
sorbent, will not l'nit; red or
blue borders.

 

\‘aluc 18c ...... 121/,»¢ yd. $1.39 moot-
TURKISH TOWELS NOVELTY VOILES
lllcat‘lictl, double yarn, Plain, Splash. anim‘eila‘kc

and stripe males and French
Erotic, value up «to mt yard.
Special ........ 19¢ yard

gent-mus size, neat red but—

dcrs. \"aiueezc . 15¢ mach

 

 

BED SHEETS , it
. , SEA iSLAND
Large size. full bicaclicd, WNSOOK
no scams. no filling, soft fin- , _
ish, with wide items. 1 Dainty, snow Wl‘lllt’, slicer. '

Value 9&* ....., ..... 79¢ uniform, 10 yard pieces.

 

 

 

 

EA‘DS V;rlue‘$2.ttt) .. pic'cc '—
. . 1 WHITE PONGEE’
Fringed. scallnpctl or t . . . .
hemmed, large size, splendid . Mcrccnzed hlllfir‘lli 3'3 "W0
quality, attractive patterns. 1 (‘5 W‘d‘“ 3‘31““ 256
\t'aluc3250 ....... $1.93 196 .vzml
500 Yar ‘s of
BLANKETS '
. PRINTED VOILES
Large Size. \vhitc, with .
red or blue borders. All ncwd iilCl‘Cllfl?lllS(‘, _
\niux s22» .. , 4 i'aluc 206 an 39C yan-
' ( ~ at $1.69 Pm 2 Tomorrow .. 19¢ yard ,

 

 

PONGEE ’srmz'rtuo .10 Quart ma Heavy Tin

 

 

 

 

 

. Superior wearing quality DISH PANS 1;

3:32;;2:33,;hm“1mm... 5,,,»_ . - . - - : 45¢

Value 25,. ...... 19¢. yard . 12 Quart Galvanized Iron .#

mamisarrn WATER mus , .-'

CURTAINS Vale 30c ......... 33¢ 9’
“'litic and drab, sill

GLASS SALT AND
PEPPER SHAKERS

lWith aluminm tops.

lengths, loco triinmcd edges.

Value $1.00 69¢ pair
CURTATN SCRIMS

 

 

 

 

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Fancy edges, remarkably t“ 10k 5¢ ._
strong and serviceable, 36, THE HANDEE DUST— 5’
lilCllCS Wldt‘. LESS DUST MOPS 3.“.
\Piilut‘ 25c . ..... 17¢ yard , ,_ _ . '

, . “\ all: 75c ....... “”5911. '-

Axmnsrna RUGS l i

W it no I i l ' 330 Remnants of E

c - t-ct, ,icai'y qua — . - ”'

ity. Oriental 'and floral dc—l - ALL WOOL ’

signs, 27x54. DRESS GOODS "

\ aluc $150 ' ‘ $l'79 1 French Sergcs. {.hct‘lth, ?

NEW CRETONNES l’vlaids.ll'oiltls, l’oplins and 3:"
7 l Aerobics. In navy, blacks
Large variety of choice i and all the new spring col-

dcsigns and artistic color— ms. Suitable lengths for
tugs. bright. cheerful pat- skirtsmnd drcsscs, a‘t 'cxccp-

terns. Value 335:: .21¢ yd. L tionally low prices.

 

 

 

 

 

..i, 9 Water street, Roi-walk. during
this week. On this (Monday) after-
iiouii Captain Edward P. Weed will
receive enlistments at the Not-walk
Police headquarters. Water stwct.l
and Commander Teltair M. Minton at1
room 10. my hiili, from 2 to 9 o'clock.
All members of the Board will have,
enlistment papers and receive enlist-
iWidt-i, wherever and whenever "found.
RUSSELL FROST. Chairman.
EDWARD P .WEEI). Clerk.
WILLIAM J. OMSTOCK.<
CARI. AXEL HARSTROM.
EDEN HILL,
TELFAIR 4M. MleN.
HENRY ’l‘. PROWITT.

Board of Recruiting Officers.

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«item. Newark. besides Wadi thine

tieltl are: itaiittoitti that» at Stimuli." ' '

Andrew Dav‘ey, Inc.
98 Washington St.,~So. Nomad;

PHONE 410, PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.

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TOMATOES. RASPBER‘RI‘ES, minimums.
SLIC‘ED WE W PLUMS ..... ,1“ can

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Baldwin Apples 50c pk- WWW Jaimie.
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$1“; the twigs. Irate §0',Wfi§1 Waist: 90W 9 W 1:9” ‘W l
"windmill William“; 1303979 ”a,“ W $19 i); will halt

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ill illliil‘fltlti tit litt’tiiitil’liillil violinist: lllttqlttui Mt“ admittance than m l
littoral ltl" tilililltll mint iii". outwit buts . , H .
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