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Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 29, 1917 · page 6

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, SENTINEL
A. L. GOLDEN,
RIETORS

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37-; sets 6.17.

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such Cinch—1388's

1111an Residence-

WM-..8_..-_,~._...
- ,at the war is going
do the money to be pro-

ruined by issuing bonds
mortgaglng the. future, as
done. it can be raised
lg :loans with special
ginnd'; and France have
n be raised entirely by
pulsing 11 heavy buldeu
J" lasts bill leating the
f war debt 11118111 .lrd

reported f1 0111 Washing
government fav ole adopt-
mjétllod.

the line. The smaller

7 old increase rapidly
of the income. In the
EWmight amount to

hullmke for war purpoa
excess of all personal in-
100,000 a year.

1.11.11: for 1916 1511011 more
room in this class. There
60, ' Americana ~with i11-

lbe proposed surtnx on

00,000 a veer. QOTDOIR:'
‘would suffer a simllul‘
are is talk of ”conscripb
‘ ings of corporations in
comic return. any 11' or

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

tentative suggestion of
but! aturnlly aroused :1‘
eitemeut among cltl-i

radical,
n as :1 whole. docsn'tl
shocked by. the idea.
used
£8 top8y~turv0y 111110 and

so scored as it used to
lyKbig, centralized blocks

 

I'etty generally that it‘s.

 

pauses alpha
he bulk of the fighting
aged to protect“ the rich
8 surely 1111 to protect
life.
time as thin, when so
8 in national and in-
a man or corporation
pileup wealth Surely
' world is hungry 'and
are homeless, and the
01:8 of civilization are

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

- 'A’nml'ican Social-
101'1‘ public statement.
8888’: armymnd navy,
811801118.“ ‘They- see
. in “on incompetent
controlled by gruftrng
' unltlcns lobby,
111me by
tho-nonportail

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

forces as

SENTINEL TELE-:2
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g
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l
_ ity
’ Q “Hired army of wage slaves" in one
lot’ the cant phrases of soap- box oraw
:tors. We confess to our inability to '
'soldiera dud sailors are flee men, no

ermou's‘ cxpeuddum of There may be a certain amount 0

Iis fast disappearing. And at its worst,

Ii. would'defravg
extraordinary war on:

. ' ' .. 1
cons of an income tax in

mode to yield!) per."

" t is calmly proposodzby:
this plan that thc'

:Cllenlistl'y of the American Chemical

was of $1,000,000. 1: is is?

1111 would yield 32.000. 000 j-

hid be directly affected. j SEED SHOWERS FOR SOLDIERS
to be sure. !

to radical mem'
around the price of seed potatoes, now

he the rich puy libel-lull:
it s 111111. it doesn't

It is fell, too,‘

Texas branch of the League to En-

‘ aaudience outlining the‘ purposes of the

' ' tidal 8110238811111; (3081 f
7, c.1133, teddy announced uneduc-

' billkooalm become effective Andi!

 

“controlled by 1118 peopic",~that we
oumelveg, through Our choice of first? '
idem and congress and the continuous
- influence .of our opinion on their ac- '
re in control of our armed .

lions,
forces.
1

par-ticularly "competent

E 'ALMANAC FOR just now, but we think they soon will

1b8. If there. new any “grafting poll
'ticiuns" inlerferriug with their effect

5 11.10.; 5 '4! P m} irencss, we are convinced that those

same. politicians 11m taken to cover.
.We see no signs of :1 ”munitions lob
by" in Washington today.

11.1 on government
their country to the best of their abil-

.truude'isiaud' it in this connection.“ 0
HesSlans

snobbishuess left in the army, but it
there it; more "social cquallty"‘ln,ou1.
ni'my and'navy than can be found any

where else in the world.
These 'Soclaliéis are. mumbling .old

phrases void ,of meaning. They are .

mistaking words for facts.
their chatter may do harm.

And yet
If they

hmc the superior brains that 111031 80 , .
'cialist‘

plolcssuto have, it's :1
time to use them.

p.

good.

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SPINAGH'PAPER
Perhaps . we will soon be making
spinach paper. M de Noyer, a French
liOl‘MdCllltul'lSl has been experimenting
1n making paper from spinach 8181118.:
nudrcportu it equal in its remarkable
consistency to the 111181 Japanese pa:
per. ' ' "
The stems'

 

are said to contain 413

per cent of. cellulose. 1 Wheat straw
contains only 4 per cent. lh'tlle .lour
uni of industrial _ and Engineering

Society, ll. do Noyer if: quoted on on)“
ingwhat, with the propel"~eulture of
this humble green for paper manufac-
ture, remarkable economics may be
achieved

When mounted for eating. spinach
sliiwink'i 11.111111311111111... neck or

basket of fresh spinach. when cooked .

and served up to the family, becomes
:1 1c1'y sunll di'shful As paper it
probably seen farther.

if it can be economically made 11nd '

is really of good qualiti spinach pa-

per may look for growing popularity.
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Tolonlo is said to be gliing seed po-
1:110 show'cls for the families of its
soldiers. The gardening committee
of the thrift organization'hopcs to go

almost; prohibitive tothe small gnrden
or. This committee is asking citizens
to contribute sécd potatoes for use
by soldiers' families? in back yard ,gar
dens. , .
matter how small the
on: unity ii the heel! is sound and good.
Many churches in the city will be used
as distributing centers The seed will
be collected there and given out by
the Vacant Lot Avaocintion.

1111th way many small plots of
ground will be planted With potatoes

that otherwise would be left unproduc-

tion. These many small garden: will .

not only help families to be self-nup-
porting while their men are at the

erably to the total potato crop And
the poulto‘crop needs all the boosting

it can 391.,
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'lEXAS LEAGUE T0 ENFOROE.
‘EP ACE.

llALLAB. Tex. March 28 -—'Th8

11.1.31: Pence of which William Howard

Tall is national prenldent, was form-

cd here last night's afiel- Mr Taft

8.11mi. delivered an addm to a large

league

Alter organlzntion 111.91. TénsaLeo
.gue unanimously adopted resolution
supporting President Wdlm in his
course. {curd Germany.

 
 
 
 
 

 

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lion offiftyoentsntonlntheprioe

m roam applies to stove,
’ :88: According to custom;

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

We may not regard our defensive ,

Instead,
we see munitions makers cutting pric~
work and serving

.Ha‘ttern. together with leg
costs and 8x11811888 at 11
be included This was 1'!

 

because that verdict did not include
damages subsequent to thelocmmence
1118111. of the suit. in September, 1903,
[or which we could have commenced
another action It was he'll. that if
treble (images were to bel waived, r-‘c
imbnrnemont should be outdo for 8.1!
- the 108888. and we Offer
~.EDY fair method of ascertaining the
subsequent looses Thlsl offer to
waive the irebling of the dumngos and
to accept actual compensation for .the
wmnna done. was. injected loud in our
negotiations the represented? «19! the
Hatters declined to even $08801: this
principle 1111 111 11111- basin upoh which to
, work out 8 11811181118111. ' i

In May, 19111 we 00019811 to give

unloun 'rwbuld turn: over' the full
,amount of moneys coil and r8
served by them’for ‘thep :yment of

this judgment, as stated in libelr pub-
, ,suggested that there was within: fur

_' {accept the moneys which had been
‘ raised for this purpose. and that a set-
odvaniagNo the individual defendants
“sirce it would releaserthem llrom fur-
ther liability for the judgmlent; that
if we were forced to collect and did
not' secure satisfaction cliche entire
judgment, the individual
would still be liable for the unpaid bul-

' properly in their own name.

Since there i: no alterualt tivt’letl
and a tidal ultimatum has: bel'm issued
by the union, declaring against a set-
tlemaut on any terms, no ui ill reluct-
antly proceed with the foreclosure. Let
those defendants who are willing to do

‘ YOR Mircnco
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\icyor John l’urroy Mitchel ut-'
tacked State Senator Robert F. Wag-
ner, Tammany leader in '1he New
Ymk leginlnlure, in connection" with

.1111 zlpproriution to buy a Silt! for 11 WALTER. GORDON MElllR'l'l‘T

in: '03.} lltntes‘ int .011 Rockuwuy N811 York,.Morch‘ 2811....11’1‘.
‘c.ini 1191211"va 1011,: City. lie said .

Yours very truly,

 

“III“
f‘u' center was working in the in— SECOND CALL Tn MANUIFACTUR
10)" 1d of Germany ult'il blocking the gnu. ,
purciluae, Later he. spoke of the sen ——--_-

1111.1 51: the “gentlemen from Prussia."
Theieupod the Senate” cited the.
11111-on to ‘appcar before it odd make
11b: accusation openly. He must do'
:11 or take :1 chance of being ill conu‘
tempt of the 8.111110, which carries
with it n jailpcnully.

8000 T0 f0lilill08f.
AililNSl HAHERS

(Continued from First Page.)

, cue Bureau Appeal.

The second call for" manufucturer's
bln'lks was sent out yesterdu; by the
stale headquarters of the Connecticut
buicau of military census

0f the blanks sent out orl
every manufacturing estnbllslnile
the 11.19.111.118 to 1.000 in till; ' .
have been r'écehod from gill
To those who had uwrfludfiod
blanks up 10"! yesterday nmrliiluii. sec-

 

 

mail yesterday.

The committee of special allslstnnis
, ' . to ille governor forthe military census
The decision {’0 foreclose is explain-expressed appreciation ylslanlai'
ed in the followinglctter: For the promptwcaponsmnnlreudy 1‘8"
To the Editor. 1 40811111! and confidence that those who.
The public statement by President have not yet made their returns would

 

 

An1eric21,rclutive to the collection' of ”‘1‘ 399mm notice
the button: judgments \1 thh nppcnrs A complete inventory Of the “1'10“!
in your issue of Mdrcl12l,condrma our {11°90'80“ ’3 “0t naked 10? in “ME- 900'

10 ”08118;

. a 1011 made to the defendirnts 11 the " ’~

lished reports At this time it won

ithcr to light over if we werelwllllng to Q, "

tlemeut upon. this'basls.wauldvbe of ‘

defendants '3:

once and could not thereafter hold 3

the lr 81.111 thinking; lodge who i; right. .

Only 716 Have Respondent» the Gem

xanily to .3

old notices were sent by registerad ‘

80“]le of ‘11? [Inked 1]““(91'3 of \‘or ”1 do It “'“hout delay, (In "W reihoiptlof "

‘51 upon.“ but prefers

cxpcrlence.Tl1c union's position in

its agreement to hold, its members}
harmless from this judgment and on 1

public suspccio the agreements.
public statement and the repeated r8-
lectlon by the union of the reusonablo
offers or settlement whrcb have been

 

.D 'E. Locw'e 0 Co., show an unwilling
ness to protect the defendants in the
undisturbed ownership and occupancy
of their present. homes. Our amaze-l
ment has been growing at {his nppnn
out willingness to unnecessary aucrl»
flee the. defendants. but we have kept
silent until the present public nvowal
by the union of its branch of faith.
7A8 contrasted with the union's de
termination to avoid a settlement, D.
E. Loewe 8: .90., points 104118 follow-
lngaoders of settlement which haw
been made by him and rejected by the
union and particularly invites ntten
tied to No: 5 ,

1. ~fihrly. in the year 1910,11hen the
first tri'nlcbad resulted in :1 Judgment
of $232,240.12, we offered to settle the
case for $150..000 if, this offer had

sire litigation (which is still 011 '
finished) would have been avoided.

.2- in May. 11915, when the conven
lion oi: 1118111111811 Hatters wall in 885

terms of payment if that orgdnliwtion
would no form its written agreement
to hold

3. In October. 1918 We offered .18

1181118 cm a bolus otn fair valuation
of the property: 11111113181111.

mm Which flit! WW ‘

 

 

‘31! will heirldded tothé'

been accepted. wen‘years of 81111804 » .

aim. we offered to provide for easy . ,

e defendants harmless and! '
.7 1188011181 liability. for the Judgment

11118. It is desired principally to ilnd out

this motto: in an open repudiation of WW“ “59 “19 ““008 plants C0015 b6 "-III—u_'

to the government in the event of
.war. Mid the questions have been so

fmtunutely comes at 11 time when the constructed as 10 WITH" some “MW“ 5111; resources 111' «industry for the
This without the- necessity of enreful lnven- support of the gov'c'inmenl. '

101-188 of the various factories. _
The letter sent out yesterday to

‘ltlore than ten days ago 11. census
blank was sent you with lho request
that the name be filled out and ‘08111110:
ed. to this bureau and it will: also'
stated on the blank that failurcl to 1'8-

1

turn it within ten days would 111-, con. l of the local \m
i l cderation of 1

struod as refusal.

"V0 l‘t‘llly from .you has boen 1'85 9
.ceived. As her letter or our letwriand localities needing work, dud can
may have been lost in the malls wei l-peed'ily advise \he working force.

are sending you herewith oiblnnk'

which we 58k you to fill out dud rezi

tum to 118 as soon as possible in or:
erd that our- records may be complete.
if we do not hear from you within ten
118178 we must report the mattcrlto the
governor We are asking your co-
operation in making the (senior: as
complete 118 possible. , c, ' . l
" “Younttvcry

"Bureau of- Million Cci‘nsus"

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‘ :ictivé insistence of all organization;
and all individuals having means of .-
, cooperating» with these officers to
flouting and preparing personnlado-z

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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When stocks are

SO BROAD AND REPRES
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RICS AND COLORS.

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IAN EXTENSIVE ASSORT
{SIRABLE MATERIALS A

OF COLORS.

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Q . Its a demonstration time, an event which gives
11116 style'iovmg, Women an opportunity to see the

New Spring

The New Mllmery 13 1013011101th

OUR EASTER LINE IS N3W COMPLETE THE BEST- OF TEE NEW STYLE
IDEAS. A COLLECTION OF THE LATEST MODELS, IN ALL THE WANTED FAB-

suns; 819:98';- 125110: 130111114
Women; and Mwses. Dresses

. A Comprehenswe Showmg of New

BLOUSES OF EXCEFTIONAL BEAUTY, NOVELTY OF FABRICS AND VARIETY

$2.911. 13.01.11.911, 11.511

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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;:;;ashions p
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at their best.

ENTATXVE IS THE COLLECTION THAT IT EMBRACES
.VIING TO EVERY STYLE OF BEAUTY.

Your Coat

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" E NEW SPRING ONE—THE COAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR—IT IS HERE» ALL
' E' GOOD CLEVER STYLES—THE FINEST COLLECTION OF THE LATEST

$9.98, $12. 98, $15.09 and 325 00

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‘31:;

Suits

 

TENT, STYLISH MODELS 'AS WELL AS THE MOST DE— 7
(E INCLUDED IN OUR SHOWING. 1

$9. 98, 815“. 00 $25. 00

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~' were to find true and means to pre I
111111 overlapping of often in mobilize-1

Examine for Efficiency,
'ln obtaining men for mechanical

servicr the civil derrick commission. .
the “6 indushlal plants which failed. it is announced, will waive scholastlo'

so earnestly and sincerely made 1mm r0110? 10 the first notice lollbmz—gqualifications", and will examine RP'

pllcnnta for physical fitnes'x and mo.
cllnnieal ekpoiience only. There will
lbe no school exuniantion, and no
technical tent '

'ln reaching the (\ouniryf, Score-
1111' Wilson said, “the whole power
ions of the American
.11bo1' will be availed
oi. Their oiilcern and business ugmta
have personal knowledge 0814818 111811

rm» post adieu department has agreed
to transmit information and did ,by
posting advertising material also. The
civil service commission. 1188' inforce
of. 3.0080011“ of examinere and the
country is divided for their. purposes

 

force in each of which. can serve in
examining 11180.1'1‘118 field forces of
the bureau of immigration, natural-
nation. labor statistics and children's
bureaus- will be directed by the DB-
parimcnt- 0131:8001; to 1110884818111-
.pornry examiners for the none with
thelic regular :oflicia‘ls and will very
largelyincrea‘sc the available force.
, ‘ Wilt Appreciate Assistanoé.
“The government will appreciate the

811111; employmentu‘underetho- 301mm
meat .lor rappolntmnni.

'mlmiom'win 11112113111118 examlnntiom

 

81.101.111.11 held by attachnmnt for 1118 " inlet:
Woollen of them; such fair .

ml

. rich the government. the.
871116“ tum- employnm: service's! 8.

Easter Glover”

‘Ccntomori Perfect FittingGlove is the right'
glove, the glovc- that stays' good; their Wear-
ing qualities are unexcelled; two clasp; tan,
white and black stitched in white,

into 12 districts, the whole available .

For work under private concerns do- .
in work

Beautiful Easter Neck-
Wear

= '.500 pieces lust bought, a wonderful variety,
including Georgette Crepes and hemstitched ,
effects, the new sailor collan' also round 5,
and scallop-d eii‘ects.

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$1. 75 Pail

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Andrew Davey, Inc.
98 Washington St.,So. Nbrwalk'

PHONE 410,1" PROMPT AUTO. DELIVERY;

12 lbs Granulaiéd Sugar: ii

TOMATOES, RASPBERRIES; STRAWBERRIES',
SLICED PINEAPPLEAND PLUMS 10¢ can

Cut Sardines, large can Ioc
,__ In omato Sauce:
Bald inA'pple's socpk.
Best Potatoes . . ; . . . morph.-
WBestK'aie 350 pk.

BEST PRUNES, EVAPORATED' PEACHES 16R» ., ~ ..
EVAPORATED APPLES . . . . . .2105.- for 25¢
WATCH OUR? WINDOWS FOR SPECIALPRICES

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

Best Laundry Soap 7 for 251:

16 Sunkist Oranges. . . . 258
, 8 Best Marrow or Lima. ,

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