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SENTINEL
DA? MANCH 31", 1911 ‘
TUNE ALMAN'AC FDR
TOMORROW
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3HONE CALLS
. Rooms—oz.
.' Dulce—93.
k Branch Office—11388.
s Residence—218,112-
.flitbr’s Residence—7521
‘Manager’s Residence-—
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.11 13,011 E'll'ctis-H woMEN'
first great fruitage of the Euro-
1111 has been the establishment
Wmmcy'in Russia. The second
e decision of the British got 11.111
' 'entl'anchlse its women.
'.' out their own |salvation."
”'hnre earned the right'to vote.
Andy of ,, citizens,
creamed it. ‘
literal llllth'
the war could not be carried on
male or le-
Mr. Asquith
when he said
tag more not only given the govern
will: moral support and endured
lilnlugly all the sorrowful bur-
thutv'fnll 11111111 a nation's women
or tiino. They have deliberately
lily assumed heavy burdens
are usually thought of __il,s‘ belong-
my to men. In all departments
”a“ tutorial life, in all 1111111111111 01’
' ,lhe'y have taken men’s pluc-
111111111111 those men for luilit.tly
nd thereby thcir
try as eflectit'ely”1ls it" they had
" 1111' army themselves. Tilt-y
refuted forever the traditional
e111 again‘st suffrage, that "wo-
ould notmjoy tull citizenship
3111 because they cannot per
1.11 full duties ol 3 t-.iiizcn ' The
of Great Britain 'ul'c actually
11‘1- thclr country- . 1'
an inevitable that such llt'1.'olt'
' bl. would promote the sull'rttgc
ore than all the" spccttlculnt
01-11121, 111111.411 militants.
nl ‘uurprislng thing about it now
111111 government postpones the
513111111;
1'! the women are so invlll-
in carrying on the war \vithOut
lot, would they be any lees \'1ll1
ith it? Are there war prob-
IIpolIicie's that the .lIBri'tish gov
fears to submit to its wo
not' be overlooked that
omen, great as their services
1111111111 have been, have done
fibre than the women of France
, 2111113 no more than thou e of
Austria and" Belgium. Can-
'too, claim equal citizenship
wardr' 11 they choose to
h y can ,the men by whose
'« have stood in the great
dehy'thtem the boon‘?
9 'war begins to justify it-
mocracy marches on. The
logo victory will matte it-'
"and the world It will
busier the battle of Ameri-
orthe ballot.
INCIAL READINESS
13- report of the comptroller
ted States treasury shows
,. now 1'11 the apex of ourI
31311311111111 11111111111111.1111.
tiny other: notion. The
‘ r national banks-aggregate
160011.009, 000. That is
Bank of France, «th"e
, 11.111191111119111 of fhe' navy w
Swede
not be promptly met.
A. L. GOLDEN ”W at least. “'9 "8 thoroushlys pre- .
'has no intention of interning resident
'Iuay so long as they obey our laws.
ICommenting on this
'tnan subject's themselves, who are liv-
it’orgotten that they were on foreign,
'soilthnt was not exactly pro-German
' on their part. too,
countr ylllell
.- met the 11111111111151 until after .
too,ooo.ooo'1u.1e11c,ess all
11111311111... or the Bank of
Germany. “18 IBank "01 in a. telegram received la'st night by
111.311.111.1renmt. of'
the 111111111111 W Admiral 1.1.11.1. C. 11.11.... 111111111
. NWT OF HILtS’AB’V ICENQUO‘II ' WIWAUN "D'OGI WAS MADI
111—4-
”About 480,000 Men l enumerated-
Cmis in State Library
The result at the Connecticut mill.
4 ' ' tary census are to be filed in the state
6900 ADVICE 'ro PRO—GERMANS library. Preparations are now being
Newton D Baker, secretary '92 war. made in the building tor the census
has announced that the government material.
It was announced yesterday at the
state headquarters of the census in
subjects or any country With “high Hartford that the census material will
the United States may be at war and be moved to the state library on Fri-
Itllat aliens will 11111 be molested in any darrfifmext Week 11 hen the work of.
taking and recording the census will
have been completed by the bead quart-
, , . . els organization By that time the
\ew lork Slams mm”: the fore few 1eturns still expected from icon:
“105‘: German language new spapcr in Iand cities will hove been forwarded.
this country, says- lit is expected, and the code work will
“The guarantee g“ en by Secretary lime been done. Tabulation cards for
.1ll the blanks will be punched as fast
as they are received and coded. The
primary tabulation operations are be-
us; here as guests. From their con- ing completed as the other census
"duct it must. be said without leggy-1f w,orlt progresses, and bill be finished}
that many of them have occasionally before the “”15 “5 results are moved?
to the state library it was said at l
111111111
0111111111 deport ‘aent to Bet .1711
Walsh From “hermit-y at
14111111an 7
statement, the
i
Baker naturally depends upon the Ger-
1
i
‘ $6,000, and the. Main street property
éilnu‘cdlatcly and work on the
.4.”
(Continued more First/Page)
it was voted to purchase the Ray-
mond property in Flax Hill road, and
the Mrs. Margaret Raymond property
at 306 Main atreet. The Flax Hill
road site was purchased for about
tor en amount in the neighborhood
of $8,900.. Both sites appear to be
well chosen, the uptown property in
(particular bciu; admirally suited for
a school site. The Second District
site 11-: on high ground, with an outlet
on two silt-1:15, and is attractively 'l
s‘tuatcd. 1!
‘ mans will b? drawn up and Inn um ’« The word Specials may look just as strong under any
W0 .II other store's name, but-- its the value of the merchandise
111111" buildings will be started at once.
it is hoped that the buildings will hat-1
completed hull ready for use by Sep'
teulbcr lsl,_1917. Iloth stmclures
will c051 about 551.111.1110 apiece, and
uili be 11TH: led on somewhat the 5111119
plan as mre 1119 Johnson .1111 W ash-
ington about»
headquarters. The 1111.11 tabulations;
- will be made in the 'E'oonl at the. li-
wilo. Mary in which the census material
in the name. of .1 is to remain permanently.
.Atl'iotlsm worn to a 111121111, plahned,' It is expected that the total number;
that of men cnunlclated in the census \IV'lH
that
IDog Warden Thomas F. Walsh' Who'
ll Mal-ting Determined Efforts To
Stamp Out The Rabies in 'Norwalk.
._._~_
Dog Warden Thomas 1".
These tools, these adventurers,
D' W dish to-
‘did things, and made speeches
merely provoked disaster, but
911:; records \1 ill include original cell- “1“" $110“ that the do: ouned by 3951'
I'neter contributed one iota toward aid Sufi blanks 01-11115 number of men 111- l ltt'm which '11: bcl 'e\ 1-1l to 1111191 bl'~ ' “mm and after ”1“ 1‘”“ WWW” had
'int; the (aus'e \1 inch they professed to dex cords and the some number of too ten at least 17 animals “as suffering
servo mo 1111141 llt‘lnirtg to get their ulnilou cards punched with the in. from rabies. Professor ll. W. Comm
formation contained on the blanks, to- of Middletown, who exailtlned the an-
gcther with serial ntuubtrs carried 'on inlal.1nade a report to the dog \\ .11
hun'sgflsses more 119‘"in "g“m’“ the the i' den cards as well as the blanks, den that there was a po~itlrc case or
(1131111111111 living here than the Gt’l‘mll all in spttinl mpg Tm. tubulating the rabies '\5 this point: but: 115.1911
111- l‘t' machines records and other essential nuulcmus othertlnlmals,g1cttt prccau
into truublt1.No one
who imagines he can wage war
111ml upper Nornalk very nicely.»
be about 480, 000. The permanent cen day reported that leturns from Middle .
. The new building 111 F1?“ liill road,
\t'ill be t'xccllt'xltlt situated tor lhz
large number or children in tint sec-
‘tlon of the city while the- «uptown
lethool will take c.1111 of children from
Broad River. Silvcrminc Winnipault
No other businc 43 ot intpOrtance
was brought before the meeting last
been disposed 111111.: motion to 1111
Jam 11 u .114 made :4'11d (l'l‘l'lfll.
MW
lEi‘lSlllllllE CAN tillNl
t BOND ISSUE
§
1.13;“;
Jag 355.?
it chular 20c ... 12¢ patterns, Stillaliltt for iti-
,9 ‘ . 11101105, Ictt'.,I fast colors.
:1 WOODBURY’S Regular 81:. Special 6c ytl.
FACIAL SOAP , 'BLACK AND WHITE
Regular 25c 17¢ SHEPHERD CHECK
KOLYNOS DRESS GOODS
Saturday nghi Specials
From 710 10 P M.
in this advertist’m'cnt that attracts the economy crowds
to this store.
BABCOCK’S CORP'LOP~
SIS TALCUM POWDER
COTTON CHALLIE
Good quality, 30 'tlii'i'cl't'llt
Yard tt'itlc. Regular 111).;
TOOTH 1»..er
‘ ' 49¢ S" l.
Regular 259- .'.. 17¢
DR. LYON’S D1328? SEEIm'E . . . . l
TOOTH POWDER 1.11.1". , .‘.‘ff .‘p' . .'.":i'Qé “.731.
lx’cgu'lal' 33c. . 16¢ ,
.'....
FANCY WHITE VOILE
. . 1 1m ’ . . . 1
algnlnsl the Allies by means of .tltcti- 1111115 or the 111115111; will go to the lions must be token in ordtr to l I CRANE’S HIGHLAND l‘or waists and shtrtmgs, .'-
tntes of in mouth or the hand To- 11111111 itbraty, "'80 ' vcnt the “Wm" 0' the (license Ac" yill‘tl t't'itlt' Re-ruinr "t' 1111.1
. .c ' ' ; Next Friday has been .lutldedmhon turning to these facts there muril bl‘i (continued from first 113201) 1 LINEN WRITING “9C ' '5 '19; ""1”
day Ballln 3 words “pp” ‘0 all “I "'9‘“ as moving day (or the census records” nutuy cases oi rubies in town. Thct > _,.. l " PAPER '. ' -
ulore tllan ever: ‘Scc it through t: The (fibres of the (‘onnt‘tlicut Mutuk‘llluzzlinu goes into client Monday ion: the let. 'islttlul'o. Ot’ coult-c. bonds‘ '3) 511111-1111 1 lime HOUSE DRESSES
hold .nut--llold your tongue. ' " till building are to be used as state morning 111 7 o'clock and every dog' ennuot bcI fished in 1111: 111111113 of the ~36? 1'“ ~" 1" t --tII .. . .
, l 1. 1 . '11 1. l1 “-1 . r- ‘ l1 id 11011th instrict. The Lily of Nor 1011)”? «go 3" 35L 27¢ 1 Pine ([tlalllV 'l’cl't'ult'. 111
It is excellent advice it doubt (on. 11411111111 tl'zu for lit 111 131‘) 81116 11111. t it. mune lit _ _ . .
- - -- 1 . I . . 1 . f we will have to stand sponsor for stripe ct'fct‘ts t'ut full lin—
tv more force if the Shiloh-70111111.. “9“” bud“! ullicll ‘5 organizing ‘hL Jeffrey 0'1“!“ tommlmontr " the bonds and V'iitlitlllt promise to c4 1 ' : - ' '
I ' . “Hf ' " _" Connecticut Home Guard, after the (ltllllt’t'iill‘ animals. stated to the local NW that ”“1 games. and principal "i FINE QUALITY ’“ ”flied “'1“? ““1“ “"‘l l’“:“‘-‘-
“”d ””1"" WW” “I ”S ”mp"h“‘1""”"IItrt1ltslls mutcrial i5 mm'cd and the dot: warden that. unless 111.11 rouble is will be paid by ”N district " WRITING PAPER lu'gular 98" """" ‘3é
”1 ll"? 3‘3“"? “0’" Of “Wins“! i’ill‘lli‘l' i“ new] for the space {IR state census (leaned out at the run”. (trig utt'ucrs Motor Hill'kll‘Olll 1:111le today that t‘I Illicit llill“ll Rt“"l|l‘dl‘ .' J , 4 _
the game. But it's ltt1\'t1l"too into. to itctttltttlal'lcrs t'ctlsc.1:.«ln Norwnllt will be 111 t:0.-11' 11111141311391" 3:33;:1'mag'1'1'“.'tmféuifnur'u"0:2L;.“.":' woc‘ ' " ' i3¢ NEW BASKET WEAVE "J
. ._ . a “ s .. ...... . . . . 1 1 I 1‘.
111191111. And when 11111-111110“. Slants SOLDlEFlS~—;s-E'T'IDN;';;D OPEN antlIIthcI nubile 2"""Hf":Nihilggubi: probable ”1111 H referendum “ill 1wt . .. . FELT RIUGS ,
r « . ' ' 1 11 um. -cnr 0 ' > .. ncllttl to tilt» lull ill mticl' lht tier ' .
1.1111111 5 tllcmsclles moderate llelr - 111 H .. . ' m .1 ‘ . . . .. . -
' g , 3'1...» Mlilllllifixh .'tltlrt'h 3l.——'l‘he lutcrnn- also felt by the do; 11.11.1111 .pcople \tili hate at tilitlltt to \‘(ltu on _ HAND BAGS . 5M? 3.0 .\ 41.1. for lttItlttmm
n11ti~Amcrlcan "tm'n‘mm‘" 11ml "0"” 'tiomtl Siltcr (‘onlpatly ltuuoulttcd to- ' Dot: Warden “111.11 is going lit-m .111"! llt'l‘ldl “111111"! to i-‘r‘lh' H‘- o lwmisi' A“ txtcptittual tti'i't:1'1ltt.1;,“md "“11 ""‘-”“~ “VI-1‘”“);
signs 0‘ l'eformtttlon, ”W” i“ ““5“" till) that it “cold otilllihuc the policy after the .lnimnls lic lltllet'os that 1"",u"1".1'1'11- Hm_ "Mom 1 1.1 1' 1111.101 ”fimmwm 0f Sildpt‘s " $150 ........... 31'98
1 t h ' l ‘14:
to hope that the cliche" whom they adopted at the time of the Mexican" it is butter to take \hc bull by the ”m. ”H ”mm 1...“.- ht c'mltcd' 1"".1; Mnmtco CWI’C 5”“ ““‘1
border 111111111111 of holding open the" horns and that it is b1111z11-loritttttto
“- they Will. 0111' noncrnmclll “and pr positions of employ ce culled (Q tht1 1111- 1111 cltttrttct:rlz.t'd 1114 in im: too oflitious
, ' tionai 14111'2\'ic~ in any ott~pttcit~y 711ml 0! 1111111 neglccll‘ul. .. ,
"'1'“ are pulling '0 forgot "'0 PM" 111111 cohtinuill: them on the payroll ttt half The (onllnlssimt m; .mlit‘tl 111.11 tltt1
1111 111ml continue enjoying the tree- Dd.“ - .
The immutlt'lll Telephone and “union in ct'trt' \t'ltt during.r lltc titl'Pt‘
1710”!” Font-ant» also. unbounded t0 montliu that the luttz'zlinr; low is in ct-
«titty that it \t'tluld nutkc up the dilfcr- trot '
once hi‘m‘m" “‘0 D“) 0? My 01' it! Quinn-141m (‘obu l1.‘l.~'. ulso t'cpol'ttd
cmplm'cet doing White in the 11.111111 11111! the Ti new animal was bitter ltd
Gttllltl lllltl lilt‘ ttll'tnunt 1:111:11 11,1 the by the rubies. .’l‘llc «tttlrt'lcll has tttlttn
15"”“1' ' in and destrovcd 5,i\' dog-'1 that “1“"
bitten by tllc Pierce nuinml and three
tllllt \tcro bitt'u by the Trot-1) den. lic
also has the 1111111124 oi the own
tilloc morc dogs who how animals
that were bitten. These dogs will be?
token and destroyed today.
llnt'c bccn llltlttnling will do likewise
(tom and hospitality of titt1 country. i
SHOES
Shoes tudty cost more tllnll l'\"tl‘ bi.-
_lol'c., And tltc shoe dcu‘lcrs announce
that the ' are going still higher. Along
with tilt1 tlt'tt' increase in price will 'go
AD'V ERTISED LE'l‘TERS.
of leather, and: Nomatk.
In othcr words. 't‘llt- following letters
- - ' . ‘cl'liutcd '11 this otllrat) for
WM” ’5 11111111141111» 10 PM .1111'111111. thin-11 31.41 1917:
‘ - u ' . l
tllt' substitution of ('ltcupcr Ilialcl'utls
«cloth top‘s instead
lt'luullt 1111
till wuk
composition soles.
the more
money for poorer footwear. 311115111111, Mrs. A. “1. Ztlr.\\1lish {colsIgrnthquIl to: lIlchIc.It:1
- . . 1 « . . . ,' l~‘.. R. t‘. . operation which 11111 ecu x on c
.m n1.tyI ilt .11! light, but the tollSIlllll l'ldu'ttl'ds, l-‘l't‘ll- y lthue for by the dog owners and wished
"'g'p'w'm would ""6 '0 "M" “Emmi "f“".""‘ ”'3'" Sum)" to thank the hublic for their effort:
more light on tho. subject. T1111 ttn-I {\:§.'\0r'\'l'i"'it '5' " l fl“.
. , .I l‘. 1 ‘. .
nouncemcnt of higher prices and low-9 \. 4111.111 1 “.1 ll. i ROglNS, DANDELIONSI.
or quality has. not been accompanied: \11't'.k0ll “I ll. A .
M." Robins. tlttntlcilons. and pussy tril-
ions 1110 here to 1111-1111 the spring:
ltll'c frost is largely but of the ground
and c 1er glll'dtlcners report that sweet.
'pctn 11:11-11 bet-111 planted and pursnlps
dug.
. 1 , _\ l0 Alli! l’.
by any convillcirtg~ovidencc that the {"1 l “ ,
Idouhle imposition is necessary Thollr‘I
.114 C. Plant. one of the biggest shoe
11.311.11.111. in the country says that there
isn't any real shortage of hides
leather-«that there is only on artificial
. South Norwhtk, Conn. '
List oi uncluillu'tl lt"‘iitih‘ for
11111141 ending. \ittl'cll 31,1917:
Frank Burns
, MES: Edna Euhnrsd, ‘1ctl. Dcl.
i Fannie Eikins. ‘ ' . m-..—
. Ilenl'y Becotlc. City Hotel DEMOCRATS E 0 NA CLARK
. '1 M“ c 3.3.) .. , ‘1 1' _R N MI TE
shortage caused by manipulation 'slreLE: irtlntls tlnthc,I1422 ..V 1111 l .tnI \V1’iSl-llNGTON March 31—C‘hamp
IF ”“3“ be 1““ as “'9“ to 1‘“"? “1 Mrs. «gym 9......“ IClark of Missouri" was nominated for
government inquiry. to detcnnine when» .1111: (lhas, 1.. ,lnmm. Irc- clcction yesterday as Speaker of the
thcr the prices asked hour any relation SM“ J ‘1. JOI'KPNSOHI- 31 Isllrinil‘llonse at :1 011110111; of Dcniocras. He
leel. , 1
to the cost of manufacture A goods ”“15 kill-18111 by neclomalion. "1»
the
V
and
tr——
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loud ptopl‘e 11141111111111 til. it the d111'.
lhztllts that it \tould i111 bett tor b'tilllil
\l.tln stl'ctt in bi p.t\t'tl 11nd widened
:11; 11111111 .15 possible 151111111 $2,!!th u 11
'I.11~ttd It'IIo't' Ilhc patina; ol' the slrocét
51.11111 llino .11. .1 but this 1111.4- not su. .l
tcicnt itccttllsc .11 tilt txtt itiltlllllll') ill-'1
lCl‘tldfir‘ 111 the cost of 111. tut-1.111 Tllc
'Imcnsurc when it is tilltu'll up “ill b:
«'but in tho lutntls nl lllt' t'ollllllittce of
lithium and it will ho up to ”will to .
tletidc \VJt'iilt‘l' lt- risltttult :'ll.lll not
on it 111 not. i
’llte only other diltl'll .ttltt ”mic is"
for 11114111111" lllollcv to putc ttlltl
\1itlt‘n the $11th is to lot; 11 spec .1l .1
is ltlut'tlt'lt to;
ers 01.110 for it \tlll lllPdil ”1.11. 11 six lulllll,
The coun- lT'
Milli) W
1.111.111“ thc 111:1:- or
t: \ uill b.1111 to be mild.
clip-11:11:15. “ill: the worm»
lit the willcniu-r of South.
Sll‘et'l quite 11 nulnbct' of buildingnh
twill be affected.
lihSt‘SSt’d benefits .tnd damages as
thl as the UVMlt’lHS it will be up to
oil cltizcns‘ to dccidc Just how much'
lttle bond issue will be for. if prop"
lolly ou'unls. yield 11. point. and the
city docs l-. lit 11111 '11. there is no doubt
[Ibnt tilt1 intpl'owmcul can be model:
111 .1 10111.1 t
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The city will be ’
it.
, No. 8 Steel Blue, and White
11.11.11.111 7 Quart
TEA KETTLE
'l'irsi Ittuttlitt'
.E.lut'_t lcathcr. plain colors,
and litut' \' lining, fitictl Willi
pulse and minor l\'t"’\ll{ll'
$125 -85¢
1....
all ptl'l'tt't.
N'REMNANTS” 0F RIBBONI Value $1" ()8. Spurn! $1 39 4
.\il colors. oil ultlllts‘, ill . . . . ,
tutl'ctzl, luoirc. satin and Large S’ée Whlte Enamel '
fancy. At less than half WASH ASIN"
"1' price. chuiltr .190. Special 39c
‘.
.\‘
.1"
' 1,000 RINGS
\\'1‘,-mt'n'.s' .'tuti
(inlti- l'lilt'tl 111111 Stt‘l‘llllg Sil-
{.'\'ct' \t'llll fancy and tltinc
slunt' .‘.-111113» Sp'tcial 19f}
'\’:tiucs up to $1.00.
Extra Size Round Tin
WASH BOILER
Regular 751‘. Special 59¢
TOILET TISSUE
6 1'0”»; E0121é
Misscs‘
flash”..-
‘ 11111111111151- cztt'h. 1'7.
_’ WOMEN’S _ _.
: HANDKERCHIEFS 1111... quality 12 Quart - '1
White Enamel
WATER PAIL '
daintv out-comm
anti hclnstltt'llcd
5é each
11,; \Yllll
"i 11111111111111.11-
Reg 'nlar $1.11). Special.
chrcstz'. ..11 t‘lntlce c\'pects to 1 1
'1'ct'tive 11.. 11 1.11.11 the various lt..1:-- - ”MEN S LAWN 75¢
1.111... W m "n 1" “0111:1111 HANDKERCHIEFS, 14 Quart Extra Heavy Tin
bills 110“ pt 1.1.1111. 'l 1111 chairman oti H
lithe “UglllI-llltII'I-I. I 1' 1'.? 'h '51": iflllf PuS- " llcnlstIitIcIltch. Regular 81' ' DIS PM
me ill “'11 1.: '1. is l but , , , S . .4
l".""g'.' Cdlltitt t 2mm.» 10 receivo' n. it. “uh " 4 ‘0‘ 25¢ R9‘111‘1‘l5i5l7‘tlf‘149é a
report on this untit'cl ilV lht‘ (1nd oflll ' M .
11m week. I , I . - {$12. 1'11. ~.&Wn& I/1a1'..~$.r~1.1&~ 1:053:
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l Mr. turd-Mrsww. C. lesson and son.
Clinton. are enjoying an automobile
trip from Daytomt,’ Florida, to Miami,
where thEy will stop a. tow tia'ys. They
report. good mods and lino weather.
v—c. _..-
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Del.
W. G. Lawrence honernl Delivery
many people will be disinclined to buy
Mrs Frank Merritt Frunltlin- street.
, Miss S. D. inlcr.
'thelr curiosity.
- t. Mrs. Carrie Tristralll.
:| W. Wicheri, City Hotel. - '
.Vch'rego'r Bids (“.0 (4;)
.any 11110111 shoe. until they satisfy'
' i Arthur«J. lsson (2) Gen
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Frances Wilcek, Gen. Del.
Dr. Kurt Thom-ails. of Bresltlu, writ-‘
ing in Die Zukunft suggests that all ANDREW LEAR" "l:-
the able-bodied inmates of German 111—. D ANBURY BANK TREASURER 1. A consertmtive 'Bank' is
«gnatic asylums be drafted into the ar—
1my Von llindenburg 'cbultl doubtlessi
'find congenial work for them blowing
11p h0uscs,.burning furniture 111111111;
domestic animals, polluting wells, des-
'troying fruit trees and carrying off wo-
men in his next ‘fvicto‘rlous retreat. " ’
DEAD.
1111111311111, \larch 31.——Honry c
Ryder 88 years old, treasurer of the
DnnbnryS nt'ings. hank, dird ycsterdny,'1i
at his home in Danhuly. He leaves his‘
wife. Mrs. Georgiana Talco'tt, who is a
daughter of the late Samuel Talcoti, oi
Gilead The funeral .will be hold all
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depositors." . . .,
— clots and value this Pol“??-
The Clty National Bank“
CONSERVATIVE BANKING
its officers contributes stability to the undertakings of; its
, This Bank has always been known as it conservative.
institution, and invites the deposits of those -.who oppre-
. It has "substantial resources, a reputation for safe banks":
- ing' covering a period of years, a strong Board of Directors ,
Who manage its aflairs—Lit" 15 a good Bank for“ your 1111011111.;
a safe one, and the counsel at
IL I M , his home, N . 114 Deer Hill aienue. we loan money 'on farm mortgage. -.
' Don-bury. at. 2:45 o‘clock. onnoy. art-
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BOSTON, March 31r-1A call [or the
' recruiting of 1,‘ 200 o! the 38, 500 nddi- 1-
tio not, than needed {or the emergency
obtained ‘
CUT THls OUT—IT ls WORTH
MONEY '
Don’t miss this. Cut out thls'. 'sllp.
enclose with 5c and mail it to Foley
1 & Go 2835 Shellield avenue, Chicago;
1.115111. 10. F. IKeller, in charge 01' the1mI {writing “'1? name and Ioddress
of e 111116111 o!«navlga;tlon.'.‘
o. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETR'IST
5-8 Wall Street. Norwalk.
KRYPTOK LENSES-Folding Oxfords in Gold or
Shell Shur-On and Other Mountings. IIIII
Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculists’ prescrip-
tions promptly filled. Expert Repairihg.
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33c
. aeka Salmon,perca1112¢'
Large California Prunes. . .'. .. lb. 13¢. 2 “35' 25¢
Challenge Blend Coffee Reg. aoc grade.- lb. . . .. 26¢,i
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