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scorn NORWALK to
no SENTINEL
7 n A. L. GOLDEN.
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He should rest on a couch with his‘
head hanging down to the floor.
lie Silo-Jul twmdle his lingers, look»
ing steadilywst them, for ten minutes.
He should be frightened by firing off
a gun behind his back, or staging a
fight ill the next room, or setting the
house afire.
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Etc. etc, trlc. They were all fine,
dependable home remedies, whose ei-
flcacy had been proved by experience.
The only trouble was, they wouldn’t
Finally McCalle had to swallow
$120 worth of Tonquin musk, and that
turned the nick.
He ought to publish the other 0
remedies, though. They might work
for other people-arid they're all lcss
.expensive.
VTURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW
'de 2:38 a. m.; 3:20 p. to.
work,
1N6 SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS
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1; Branch Office—I338.
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HARVARD READY‘
lll use of war, it is announccd, the
Manager’s Residence-
“"“““ "’ Harvard college year will be brought
to a quick close. Special examinations
dis-
Students enroll-
BARBARlSM
a German military command will be held and classes will be
determined to leave nothing un-
that might to forfeit the
espect for Germany. The Do
0;“th German army on its rc-
nlisscd for the year.
help ed as members of the national ‘guard
or the naval reserve will be allowed
to go at once. The collcge buildl-l
and wounds will then he ttll'ncd over
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to the government, if it wants them.
~German tllcmselvcs. to lliit: as a military training camp.
films perfectly pcrlllissiblo, nc- The Will 01' ”1“ regular (3011953.? )‘t’al'
not no or -
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" initial lull
(Continued From First Page.)
(alanine Haugll. until-ea 0. Main!
Marlon Glenda-hing, Motion t‘Osteilo,j
...l ..cc 1'. Starr, john ’1. Hayes. ,
Attorney Edwag‘d J. Quinlan con-g
(lot-ico tllc lledring for the petitionvi
“‘5. Just after the. meeting; mmmui.‘
bowct’cr, Judge Edwald M. Lockwood'
introduced Mayor Carl Axel Hal--
Eli'tllll to the collllllissioners and the
mayor thanked them for their court~
esy in coming to this city and for
Ilololllg the meeting.
’illt first witness to be called wasl
the Secretary of the ('halllbt-r of Com-l
iit"lt‘€, (‘llal’lcs ll. liilwortll. llcl
testified that up to September 24, tllel
tlaillt had always HH‘UDI'd uptown;
tlllti'. November 24, 1915. He said;
that l)? believed that they should con-I
tilluc to stop not only for the con-i
\wtlirncle of tho cOlllmtlllitOl-s. but
fro-n the, standpoint of bustncssf
ulon. ilc asserted that tho 4:33 train,i
in not stopping ill NOI'Willk, had quite}
considerable inducnt‘c on prospective
tlroplrty buyers, Hc spokc about talc;
int: up this matter with the railroad‘
Ilt'Ollll and told how his appeal ltudi
broil ignored. The correspondent-ii
bctwccll hint and the railroad coul-
punt' wcrc offered as testimony.
The general testimony of the wit-|
lit-isms \’lll(.‘ll l‘ol‘pwcd provcd illat‘
tllcy were delayed ‘alllelt‘l‘t‘. from
it‘ll minutes to throe-ouartcrs of an
hour because illc 42:23 o‘clock li'allll _
from: llallburr did not stop In tho uni (icncrul Jose Miguel Gomt'z, for lilt‘l' pil’Sldenl
Ilf’l‘ wait)" “:1thleng but. Elmm;:if (‘llh‘t who lcd. tho rcccllt t't‘voltttflliht l’tetuidcnl Ml
:‘lul‘zl‘lli‘(l)ln\‘::m; :liilit'td (31:: AM.“ 9):. mid this is tllc first photograph take l. oi ltll’ll thorn.
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of the Republic
mocal, is now in jail.
it show him follow"
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The bosiolt Store
With the price of merchandise
steadily advancing we are Offer-
ing goods at prices decidedly
lower than usual.
Spring Dress Goods
Special Offering
Fine Wool Serge
4o lllcllcs widc, in navy, grccll and black ....... 69¢ yztrtl
W ”3"”? fl
3*:
‘1)»an 'FQ‘TP‘WD‘”
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l _ Silk and Wool Poplin g.
A bcautiiul fabric for spring and Sllllllllt't' drcsst-s. :\ll col l-
: ors, 4.0 inches widc. Value $175 ...... $1.39 yard
l C ii:
1, New Silks a .
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\ roulplctc Showing of the latest tit-arcs in plain and foam H
stilts; the most chlrablc colors. '
Beautiful French Silk Novelty
.. . . .‘ .................... $1.25 yard
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.ttl lllcllcs \‘i'lth
withdrawal to tiestroy anything
Would be of military advantage
‘lr‘énemies. it was proper to
i the bridges, to make the roads
«bib, to razc fortifications, to
i as they
It may
lanolin from private and pill)-
idings, tllc church bells and
the plumbing from humans, the
”roots. But tllcy cht far
little.
, “blew up church doors and al-
1 They burllcd whole towns and
la 3 tolhe ground. Tilt-y fillctl
tinted til-t? wcllS. They confiscat-
i fibres of lllt‘ .\lllt‘i‘l(‘lili rt-liof
i'pa‘l‘qn, lem‘ing thousands of wo-
" filncbitdrcn deprived of the food
out by foreign charity. Houscxl
y did not burn or blow up thoyi
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d'with pitiicss tllorounllucsv.a
t carry away tllcy dcstroycd.“
halted pianos and mirrors,
#- .Thoy 1‘1!)in out) SltlJlll‘ld‘
‘ThEy systcmaticnlly wrcck-i
eflled the homes of refined‘
dcstmyod all the
left llidcous.
where there had
Tilt-y
trees. They
R
i log themselves
will be derotcd to this work, and dur-
ing the summer the COllegn" will he
used as ti sort of New England l’latts.
burg to fit eligible ntcu for service us
army ot’rlccrs. I,Such a camp. it is or
pcctcd, will draw largo numbers of
studcntswa class of men regardcd in
general as admirable material for Of-
titers.
This is a‘significzlnt policy for
old and conservative an institution as
Harvard. it is indicative. too, of the
spirit shown by nearly all our colleges
Tllcy lire revaal»
something more
SO
and universitit‘ts.
as
than more institutions of higher learn-
ing, Tllcy not only preach our nation.
al ideals, but they insist on practicing
them. In their willingness to maltc
any llcccsszlry sacrifice for the honor
and safety of their country. they set
a film example to the Net of the not
lion.
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BEAUTIFUL WAUKON
i If “and 0m“- propcl‘ty that the)“ A city does not have to ho big: andi
famous to loot: for bcauty. Wattkon.
.
in, has sci out ilcfillitcly to per
' T cal‘Vlllf'S. 'l‘llt-y torc ’ _ ,. ‘ . , . _
ked fine ‘ a 1mm” ,tpm llllh stunmcl. A land Sir. 1mm. of the granting we potltlou.
scape cxpcrt has the work in charge.
Every home is to have its red gc-
l‘atlitlms. There are to be more than
a million nastul'titlms blooming in the
town. Window boxes, perfect lawns
and lovely flower beds will gracc cv-
Olllp a l
pullst- was involved both from riding
on tho train to tho lowcl' «lid of tllol
city and from getting to tho llonlc sec?
.iou. u
Charles I. lJ‘Olllll‘ll. of Camp stt‘cct,
K tcatlficd that ho had bought cotllmuta»
Vila tirltcts and that tho extra run
"Ifl‘nlll Norwnlk to South Norwallt cost
'lllill about. sum luorc than if ”it“
,tluiuistnp‘otl in Norwullt. He also
'.~1.llcd lllill tho truth was oftoll late.
i(":il:‘l!lg him to tail to make connco
.1ious with tho trollcy sci-vim.
l lindiayor 1:1t1’..tl'tl J. Pilllli‘flflll ob-.
li-n-Ivti no lllt“ t-Imngpd schedule on:
ilvtlsincss reasons for llt‘ stated that
in largo number of the» pcople who
'tlsro tilc train and bird ill Norwalk
[\Vol't' inconvcnieuccd by its not stop-
‘l‘ins-
l 'l‘llomus Bradley. rvtirctl cllicf of
luollce. stutcd tllat his below was de-
Iaytd about a half hour every night
Iht' the train going through to the
' lott‘t ll station.
Thomas F. Plnllorty. of the uptown
llctt‘spapor. testified that the new
schedule itltct'fct'cti with his “covor.
ting" Georgetown. When asked how
lion; ho had to work. a day. llc stated
2! hours.
i Siltlcrlntcndcnt Albert E. Winchest-
lt-r pctilionod tllat'tllc trltiltoucc more
,stap at Norwtilk on tllc grounds that
f‘.tt‘i‘. train that was tultcn off meant
that Norwalk was 103mg: ground in-
stmo of progressing.
Attorney Edward J. Quinlan tllcll
l-ml‘lt'cd to (Toutlciltncll Murphy, Lou-
liltifi, ltobcrtson and Russell us being
i
Ptlcr Smith. of West avclltlc, tcstb
nut that his daughter. Margaret 5%.
Small. a teacher at *Cflilllnlldlllt‘, wus
Itltnctyctl twcnty minutes bcctiusc of
; lllc change in tho scllctltdc.
(‘lltllcrine Goodwill, a senior lit Dull»
bury Normal school. care ct'idcncc
that the «:33 train was more than
two hours into on set-oral occtlsioue.
rd by it guard.
iixccpt dur'im.r thus 9 l: or.» \'.llt‘li lil’ is ill a cell tllo gcn-
(Nil ir‘ watched and followed by an it run d :uard.
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SUNDERlLAND AGAIN DANBURY'S GAVE TIPS WITH STOLEN MONEY.
MAYDR.
Defeats A. Homer FIIIow——Democratic
Ticket Elected. '
tumour, March 27.——ila_vm~ Azt-
thony Sunder-land. Democrat. was ro-
clcctotl for his third consecutivc tcrltl
in tile city election yesterday, deft-ut-
his his Republican opponent. A. Homer
Fillow, 1,922 to 1,564. The Demo.
erotic. ticket was ttltlo elcctotl. The
common council will be composed of
three llepublians and three Dcmcratis,
with the Mayor having the deciding
vote ill case of a tie. at any meeting.
A single vote in Third ward doclded
the contest between former State Sen
ntor C. A, Hoffman, Ilcptlblictm, for
alderman. the litter “inning 472 to
471. t '
FARMS FOR RETURNING sOLOtERs
CliAR'lfiTTMOWN. P. E. 1.; March
27.~— Residentsliif this island, which
has a population of loss than one
hundred thousand. have contributed
$433,000 for patriotic purposes since
the beginning of the war. Premier Ma-
th‘leson, in calling the attention of tho
legislaturc to this fact, said the gov,
crument was considering plans for our
tablishing farms for the use of rcturm
lug soldiers.
WOULD PRESERVE WHITTIER'S lAn $8,000 aeroplane will be'Charles-i.-
HOME.
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*ougll, who, according to a police state-
ment, admitted that he had stolen
$8,910 front the American Express cotlr
puny tit Pcrtll Alnboy. N. J.. much of "
which was spent in cafes in New York
and New England cities, was llllit‘n to 4.
t
l'crtll Alnboy today to answer it lar-
ceny charge. When arrested Saturday
the man gave his name as Joint J. '5
Kcnmy, but later the police said he
admitted he was Honour)”, and tha‘.
he had “mule ll lot of people feel
good during the last weelc" Ghoul.
fours were rewarded with 320 tips and g.
one. who complained of being cold
while driving McDonougll was given
ll $50 cont.
IBOSTON HECTOR GOES TO NEW
l YORK.
’ VBSTN, March ill—Kiev.
Sliceriu, l‘t‘ClOl"0f tho St, :‘Iiatthew’o
Episcopal church ill the South Boston
district. has accepted ti call to become
associated with the work of St. Thom-
as‘ Parish in New York. He will be
vicar of the chapel of the parish
which is used in connection with its
scitlcment work.
CHARLESTON owes AEROPLANE
I To GOVERNMENT.
| CHARLESTON. s. 0., March 21——
;ton‘s contribution to the government
BOSTON, lIial‘cll27.—-Jolm J. McDon- ..
J muss
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AMESBURY, “fittest” Murcll 27.——Ef« as an cxprcsaiou of patriotism from us
It
is
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av.
Novel y Stripe Silks
Tatl'cta and satin novelty sport stripes.
3h inches wide.
$1.69 l’iml
lento Sec. titlr Gr eat Display of
mew AND Wanna
Wash Fabrics
\ Most Remarkable Collection That Fits the Fashion: Correct
_“ Style! Right in Price.
SPORT FABRICS
ltorskit‘ts.dtt‘sscs and waists. “1‘ hair llit‘ill ill dots
stt’ipcs. checks and plaids ........... 39¢ and 49¢ yard
NEW PRINTED VOILES
lll stripes. choc-ks. plaids, (lricntal cliccts, llczltttiftil floral
and tlgun-tl designs .......... 29¢, 39¢ and 49¢ yard
" DRESS LINEN
All pttrc lilloll, suitalllc {or skirts, suits and tlt‘csscs. Cour
plctt- color assortlllctlt, 45 iuchcs'widc. Value 98c 59¢ vd
RAMIE CLOTH
:l‘llc lillcn fillisll fabric that stands ill high favor: good look~
lug, good wcarlllg; lilbl Culm‘s ill rosc, bloc and tan.
3 nrd \\'lric .. .............................. 25¢ yard
WHITE LI.‘EN SUITING
\\-"arrzlntcti all‘purc linen, :t sturdy fabric; lionc Sttpct'inr ill
\t'cartllg qualltlcs: 34 inches widc .............. 49¢ vzlrd
It Will Pay
wait to:
t’ "4,
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glaciation (31')! street. {soc also said that thc delay rcsulting
he olthe world‘s garden SDOlS' Prizes will be awarded for thc monttI
flout the train not stopping ill Nor-
forts to raise a fund for the purchase citizens. Fred C. Peters, collcctor of
and preservation of the home of John the port. is the Originator 0t tllc move-
.- . lad ant legitiu walk, had a serious ctfcct on llcl‘ ac‘
1‘9 they “Hm I l beautiful and “‘Oll'kel’l yards. Amit-oulplislling the amount of home-work
lovcn the humble vegetable garden is} assigned to her.
dcvustatioll' thrivin Catherine Haugll. Mildred C. Main.
lltll‘lon Glcudentng, Marlon Costello
to tile
.'l
at
innd Florence sou-r testified
i
any of [his coming in for attention—~n
‘ . .tec ls
ad a.” useful purpose. I}: K In vegetable garden has its type of beatr
“ , ' ' . es‘;
uncbeen inspired b) not 1;: u ‘ ty as well as its tttillty.
. c g ‘c 'u l' c- ‘
erierted ill “in, l ' W" W511 the 1168-130"? or 1935'“; cy and John T. Hayes and F. Middlt»
uchdegradatlon has a great inlmlmamsmf 'uukon all success mi brook also gave evidence that. the
l fine 90,19 sunk un- . . 4:33 train by not stopping in Norwalk
timid: of 11:“:an milittu‘ their undertaking. it stands to “‘3‘ put themselves to considerable ex-
‘u e a e ' F» ‘
n that goes ill for fine house and loss of time. Statements
" ' from William ‘llowat'd‘ and Edward
Burger and a letter from the principal
,ot' lllt; State N'ormu'fischool were of-
‘l‘crcd by Attorney Quinlan its PVL
tlcnct‘. The attorneys for the poti-
Thcre are many (toners rcstcd their case at this point.
Slut-.9 the commissioners had only
a s-llol:.t,_.tiltlc within which to catch
1thc i‘ll‘ltiii, the hearing was adjourned
struggle for bettdty.‘ ltlttttt Monday afternoon at 2 o’clock
.m Hartford.
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“timetable ways to do it} The German consuls who are leaving RICKEY’S POSITION is NOT SANC-
fib? knows all Of than]. China want to return home by way Oil TIONED.
9‘1 ‘0 hiccollgll a couple the United States. Good idea! T116)" 3
and couldn’t stop. the‘ may leurn,.en route, the courtesy with
some effect.
Joseph W. Grulubly, Thomas Heal-
son that a tow
lawns and flower beds will be clean.
no
t land wholesome in other ways. Health
will thrive with those rowa of lettuce
It, Germany wonders why
. uer “barbarous."
i H O H‘
ENG 'HICC UG S ‘ opportunities for mental, moral and
t'Mcl‘Yabe Of New lork (My ‘ physical development bound up in the
how to“ cure the bic- .
land corn and beans.
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National Commission ‘rMay Refuse
' Permission to Cards’ Leader. -....
ST LOUIS, March 27.—Branch
Greenlcaf Whittlcr in this town are
being made by the Whittier Home As-l
sociation. The house contains many
I
ment.
‘RECRUITS FOR NAVAL HOSPITAL.
manuscripts and otherflmementoes oft CHELSEA. Mass, March 27.—-Re~\
the poet. Hts mndnephew. Green-
leaf Whittier Pickard. is the present
owner.
‘A good adv. pays beat in the best
paper.
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NEW
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MWanuumumunmmultimillion"him..
CATALOG
.. of wearing uepparelmtir women
;. had children is being" dis-—
’cruiting for the naval hospital corps
and the naval corps is in progress at
the naval hospital here. Enlistments
are for n period'bf four years.
Sentinel ‘uavs. my. Try me.
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SPRING
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for the asking..-':
fashions worn
intojthe newspapers, and which foreigners one treated in this
a ' public immediately got country—valid ought to be treated in!
y every mail there came
'McCabe useful sugges‘
parts {of the country.
they came by wire. Al-
O course of ten days, he
6; ,350 separate and dis.
Germany.
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France has ordered 7.000,000,000 clg- ,
arets former soldiers. Going to use
’em insféad of poison gas? ’
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JOBEPH ANDERSON, JR}, DEAD.
NEW HAVEN, March. 27.——Joseph
Andaman, Jr.,_stm of the. late Rev.
. Dr. Joseph , .Anderson. . or .therllln'y.
died at Woodmont. yesterday. Mr.
Anderson was a. Yaleralumnuat and at
one time prosecuting attorneytnt Porto
tRico. '
save .mo dilutions:
BOSTON. mus-ran sticks of.
dynamite [and 250‘ detox!
nit-Eey's assumption of the presi-
t'cltcy of the St. Louis Nationals will
not be sanctioned by the National
Ctmmisslon iLib is in. violation of
catalog is issued. many
people find film. it. offers- .
merchandise and “a service not
, always to be had in” their home
[in Nev'York at. theJime the
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tom in up»
n uncrowded by “whom.
' anti-lo ,
"H“ “if. A nil
Andrew Davey, Inc.
98 Washington St, 80. Norwalk ,
PHONE 410, PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.
12 lbs Granulated sugar $1
TOMATOES, RA’SPBERRIES, STRAWBERRIES, -.
SLICED PINEAPPLE AND PLUMS 10¢ can
I
Cal. Sardines, large can ‘Ioc
In Tomato Sauce.
Baldwin Apples . . . . soc‘pk.
Best Potatoes yscpk.
BestKale 35cpk.
BEST PRUNES‘, EVAPORATED PEACHES OR
EVAPORATED APPLES ....... 2 lbs. for 25¢
WATCH OUR wmoows FOR SPECIAL mucus
_ Best Laundry Soap 7 for 25c
16 Sunkist Oranges .. . 25c
Best Marrow or Lima
Beans
13clb.
llickey's old. contract with the St. _ @0133, , . 0c“:
Louis Americans, according to a t“ele- If this be true in you}. SAVE HOSE?
plum received here today fromereo "cap," tn; reader of thiS. us if ’lc’.°"’.'i°“‘"‘i'
itlk’nl Johnson of tile-Anterlcan Lew 1.. Shall be glad jg send you a L 0.5., mgalm
gttc. Rickey. nasal-ts be had a verbal , copy. But we. aliiays ‘advise - " - “ ‘ " mom'cm:
uglcemeut with President Ball of the 1100351218 and buying 8'3; hone smirk”. W’mmhw “'43”
Alllcricans permitting him to leave firSta : ' ‘~ :~'~ -. "5" '0'?!“wa “it“ “Mm" M
whoever he had a chance tn better 1. Hostvtmngs ‘m the data-"i .. 98¢ ‘10 $2.50 - I
himself. Bit-l salary with the Nation- ~ , 08 and delivered.“ 1- ' -» ’ . ‘ "
n15. it is paid. would lie double his ; the madame} as in ~ ‘ AlleflF. “Chm "
$7.500 stipend?“ business manager ’ ' WritO‘lnatl‘te‘ aimibddress , "' ’ i “ ‘ ’
“the. Americana. , ,_ ‘ plainly-and simply say;- usemr , PM. 1m , ,
. 'Hr. Johnson's telegram; addressed .I ‘ V WE‘éfim '54-," 5: 13051.81 ‘ 25 Washingtonflz ‘ 8" w
“to theid’ost‘ Dibpptch'.’7amyaé—r~‘ _ . I, 111110;. was” ., i ., ‘ 1' i ‘ ‘ - ‘ ‘
‘- "it-is difficult fox-"me to demand ., ‘5'” H 1”“ ~ l“ 5 "
that Mr. Rickey would contemplatd JOHNWA V. is Newak
‘ anymovejiookingt‘toth ‘ m ._, 1 ' , L, - .- sum ”f
ofdddcontra t within _ _ , , H
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Norwalk Chronicler