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Wind the world. We are awake.
We are united now. The nation»
is ready to act. The nation demands.
action From now on, at Washington
land in every coiuuunity in Ameriou,“ .
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in s to be ‘Fllll spugd 8.38M!“
EMF—y,“
Ml ‘ u. 8. AND Russ». .
1917‘. 3 One of the little 121101911 the new»
W Russian gove‘mment has already loin
E W‘ALMANAC- FOR on up and 811111011213 is a plan for gon-
E03220“! . strutting 21,000 miles of new raw»
,during: the next tire years. Not-bad
1 43535‘31451025919- m.‘ for o. revolutionary government, while.
’33; sets 6:25. the revolution is still sizzling.
APRIL 6,
'SENTINE‘D TREE-9“” motoriovlflfor that construction.
’ 45111138 total cost is emulated at 5306.5
000,000. will come from the ‘United
States it We realize our community”
_ , There will be many business oppor-
m1d§§§g§égfism tunities just as big as this open to
9-. ., l
laget's Residencan- American enterprise in the next few
. . . . years. it We reality want to extend-1v
. {our foreign trade, it behoowsms‘to
mm“ "
no GIRLS' FARM CLUBS
Wadays means a groovei
or the tanner. If he's
911811 pay he’s got to pro
391‘ and-better crops thumlie.
‘ 1,181., Scientific farming,‘
5118111151)! and methods are
1‘51 0t simply to malts the (81‘
W93
such Office—1388.
business touch with that greatgyouthvv
fulnailon. We ‘cnn do this all ‘the
more willingly and easily, now that
Russia has c1181 off the tyranny and
intolerance that alienated so f'many
otvour people. and brought herself in-
to harmony with the Américzm vspirlt‘
but to hoop it as ,
.was under the old .vOf freedom.
‘ . i No barrier stands now between us ,
,vand Russia. We ought to be close
friendm ltusaiu herself is willing. We.
ought to go half way Our govern-
111111150111 business interests and mm,
. . citizens in genornl ought to 81109:
W, of “’9 {mum Bomb“). their approval of the new Riissia and
U V the state agriculv
8 clubs, . , , work to establish closer relations. 1
hoot in teaolnng those young 9
85.18 8188: the new condl‘ Wflm ,
p1lced lands, labor. soar-v ‘, : . -. F "NED BY
_ owed cost of form oquip- ‘REHH: WORK‘ PM
or states me- doing similar l COMMHIEE HERE
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5? 3,400 boys and gill; 1101114
in pig, corn, potato, poultry”:
owing and cooking clubsn,
c‘eiv‘etl regnlui instructionl Mayor Ital-strum told of the {Rosana
’ state Agricultural 001198? Police vwork. lie spoke of tho drlll
V ut into pinctico what they and discipline of. tho l‘orce.~ He also
touched. upon therlflo. 11nd revolver
proctioovvliyv'hotli «tho regular and spo- .
clal police. \- _ 4
”hay ”is” some good mops Rev. E. F. McGrogor reported pro»:
0k“ “181mg“ nutmegomont. gross 81mg tho: lineal work which is
.o‘xttotinrise, initially 9’ how to be carried on by the ministers.
L and to 50911“ it “‘9“ " Douglas Nash. described. the stops...
ed by mom boys and girls taken by the Boy Scouts to be vready‘
in case of hostilities. He said that
' "th furtlr another mobilization would be Yield-
‘ hey it go on “I soon and hinted that {he two new
9d practice this war Sc‘out troops, Franklin mid Marvin“
35851511..- vstate leader of 130le
‘lubsn Colorado. Agricultur-
51 it in the 4111111501111 Rod
theée clubs are doing to
‘ (Continued 1mm First, Pose)
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he? kept renmds of wet
1.11811. yield and 1.11818 to-
elr years work And they
get busy in earnest. studying the Bus—r ‘
. sian market and getting into closer fl
1 they mo learning thnt schools. had been recruited to «their
not be the hack and mu quota .
3 business it “‘00“?qu Nicholas. J Riordan is the 1181111 of
be. My Vuplon says the ‘conshnctlon committee in making
. Dork moans less hand his ionort. Mr. Riordan said that he
had formed an organization of con-
51 trained head and up struotoro who u‘vould volunteerito such
”‘8 (“Mum and work 88 may he needed 8101158118 llnell
I. tomorrow “in 1“” (my “3“” of construction About: 40 local men
f. their lithe: in financial have joined the organization. He also
11,.mmw, no“. to enjoy, .11:- said that he would be present at a
meeting of all the labor organizations
shortly and would talk over matters
“i111 them.
. ‘ Judge John Keogh ’mnde - severult
0N UNDERSTANDS .stiggestions which may he of value in
““1"!“ it be noted that. most of “ 1"
Easier Dresses
Beautiful Dresses in serge, poplin. taffzta, crepe dc
chine and in combinations, are as handsome as you would
want to see, and are offered at exceedingly-‘mpdetatc prices;
in . all colors, and sizes.
0.98 to 30.00
8
Beautllul Trimmed Hits lot“,
Easier
The latest creations. Hats of elegance, for dress and
street wear. all the newstiashionable colors, at moderate
prices
888118811 New Sprinuv Suits:
Handsome models most of width have been reduced
from very high priced garments; very stylish material and“
color; perfectly made; 'a complete assortment.
14.98.1998 25.99 and 89.99
Unqucstionably this is :1 Separate Skirt Season, and no '
_‘ one canaffordto be without a model or two. Our-splondid 3‘
, collection'of sergcs, poplins, plaids, cleverly designed stripe
silksv\ and all wool tweeds, with new bolt 81nd pocket effects.
499 5981111759
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For tho-Women of-wFashion
Never. were Gloves smacks
than those which the mode (ice.
crops shall he wom vn‘vith' Easter. ‘
costumes. White Gloves lead
in favor. Many of the newest an:
.washahlc: others clean to points»
lion. Despite the
scarcity
' Stow's
, t‘omplttc.
NEW CHAMOIS GLOVES
that will wash pm‘fottly,
scam style, 2 clasp $1,50.pair
WASHABLE KID GLOVES
with fancy embroidery bucks,
up—tovdatt‘, practicable and 110“,
$1 75 11811
P CENTEMERI KID GLOVES
111 11 into tan and lilatk,8111l1mi1l-
. trtvl hotlts; tun—tone and novelty
contrasts . . .. .$1 75 pair
1088011
most
of Gloves, tho
nssorlmcnts are.
'_ AN ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY
OF EASTER NECKWEAR
l)(’t‘l(lt‘tll_\' 110w oil’m‘ts for \t'ti‘ll‘k
v 1‘11 who appreciatc the value of
correct neoltvtlross. Distinctive
shooting of C1 one do Chino, (inor—
getter Crcpo,(')1gandio, thaki
l‘xool Embroidered Linen, \Vash
. Sill; and all the newest materials:
and prottv styles
1917 LATEST MODEL
CORS'ETS
’lhc vsplntfdlltl 85811111118111 $150111
.‘(orsét Department malt:v it
easy ll select a come: that will
, afford perfect style-
giw iln“ ivcnror Comfort and
' misc. . ‘
LA CAMILLE-CORSET *
The popular front lane models
‘ are here with all thuncwfeatures,”
$2.00 1.. $6890.85
prevailing:
lv’rizc '
lines and
Evcry new shade of high coloring is represented in our
Swell Spring Coats. Every new style that' 5 good 18 shown
~High~Waisted coats, barrel effect coats, Coats with smart
shit-ring and laraiding', large pockets and large collars. Fine
tailoriné and oateful finishing. Prices begin at ’
8.5088111]? range “lllll 39,09...
0181888
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-..’,.m.~--.¢.‘.g_,.:.. ;
3118111 91811111111181.1131 ‘; 1
The smart Blouses in our Ea‘rter oilering are so fascinat~ “
ing that y... will wish to possess them. A variety of Voilo's, ;
Stripéd Silks’ and Jp‘p. Silks are ‘ol’t‘cted at low prices.
98898118 1.98
VCx‘cpe. dc Chine. Georgette Crepes-and Novelty Mater-v 5f -
ials. daintily embroidered, in a profusion of delicate shades.
2.98218888-
lary hygiene and one in dlototlcs are
now studying, looking on enrollment of WAR IAX MEASURES
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approximately one hundrod and 11le
women. Classes are now being ar
ranged for men in first aid, also 118118
tony training detachments. '
Hoping we may all accomplish much
for the-p11bllc.wéll’are. I am,
' Very truly,
MARY Kilil‘BY JENNLNGS,
Secretory my .5111 (endeavor to rntao by one rates. Will
Mrs Oliver B Jackson than reported
on the work of the woman’s commit-
tee. The report follows
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WASHINGTON, 'Aprll 5.«-Formula-
.:not reached 11 definite stage,
there we indibutlons that the Trent:
bond issue as much of the $3, 400 ,,'-000
one asked today {up the army and the exemption to $2,000,11ndv morons
nnvy as 0.11an bembtuined by new mg "15 Title-Vin? 1111156 incomes one of
and incrouscd taxation.
for Subsequent issues , H l
Through prosont internal rovenuel
taxes the Gmemnmnt will obtain ant
Flat-0x11881013: 8'50, 000.000 this year.
UNDER: icoflsmmnon Suggested lnmensos in the lnhorl
tunoe tux rote alone it is eslinmtodlvzl
would lncrrnso the return from that}.
source to $500,,000000.
The inmmo tax, under. existing
yield ” ' approximately
$325,000,000? this year. lowering of
_ . Ono ohm bed,»
i111: considered is ‘to‘ raise the. rate
tion of tax inousuresvl'or the war has M taxation: on large estates. up to 30
but per cent.
Special snowingot
Spring 118
Easter
sic!) “and: upv A
MISS Aflmfi
, case of necessit .
9t 59‘de 02:59:22: Cm: A letter from £5185 Mal‘y Kirby Jen This committee as a 11180 atop in ., Unodit-inl estimalots to fodomlvvrev would 5W9“ ”‘9 sum *0 “Wt figures ~'
0%mma:li{tltglgw warlwltha . nlngs was read and found to be full oi planning “3 “'9‘7“ asked t° “Ct With servo board officials indicate. there no to [the ag egnte 01' Which there '
lwonld be no great.“ dimoultles :11 11128 or: wldevomad differences of 09in-
819111111911 is not a ques- information The 198958110“? ”hem as a “mm ”“33"“: m“ “"3 mg $2, 080 000 000 at once by a bond. i018 ., .
istl‘b conception There South Norwalk 001111.. April 5, 191.7 15““an ladles‘ M’s“ MfiNamaW and issue at 3 1-3 not com. Govarnors ol’3
m Com Mrs. W. H Baldwin,- who hate had 1116 banks, now in session hem. til
F WM. 8116:1111 Snag:.mgfgleiimlfihfizofiefifiim n Twat experience in relief work, and cussed the contemplated lssno todo ational seati‘rity and. defense:
90.1116 Or I 9 n 1 {Mrs Cohort: who is one of the women: and the interest rate. A rate of 8 M . 1‘ each and every purposive con-
cognleo that {not 0111 Dear Sir ’ Der cents. rather thaws per “cent; was neute vthel‘ewlth to be extended at
'31 11111111928811.8118 be: At the last meeting of the Nom'alk‘ 9‘ the Community Club noting as a The general: pinto , was the pr’esldent's. discretion, and to be
" ships are being 0114198351 Red Croats. the following 1")“09 committee. ‘8‘ . the- first Vane in bear the tmmeditit‘ely 9.5115911. and remain ’~ _
“3011111311 was outlined «Voted thatl m probability 1.1381181 workings some interest into as contemplated available until Dec. 31 1917.1» .
e ttacks, the method this moetlng sand ‘11 message to the been “013’“le discugsed and “190°“ . ‘
s an .onslonght. on committee on Public Welfare, appoint CIWOWMWI that: 1119 9105i 9535:3931 b"
. 95mg mayor, acquaintlng memgmeth‘od of doing that work- is to 11011};
me‘rican people 011- withv.‘ 8 work of this Chapter. and the sohdete all 8.91195 work With the Red .
. . 31,135 made for Military and Civil Relief Cross comnlittee on Reliél’ in 1111 much ,
Lv‘Dolten work, asking their cooperation and 8" their man is comprehensive and
E 111ng the 11111111111118;- to work, when thorough And we hembyvrmmmend ,
a 3,033 in?“ you empower us 811 to do Curl
“ ‘ ' A 811111111111? oi the. work of the Nor- (“will 791811 13 to 1’ ead’y {0 meet
portray the present 9.1.111 Ghaltfil‘ is 8,8 ”no“: Beside the requirements of use, as for , _
tome and slowness. the 581-1018511111; surgical dl‘eSSings, instance itv vit should seem necessary, . ;;
" . bandages “5319591151 garments which we will ask for the enactment of n .
‘ women ot head cuitow low,»to keep the young girls 5‘1: '
the 111011081118 under consideration.
» It) Union Street:
Another 81080110000 was asked 11.5
in anestininto submitted luttv. today
mllltm " ‘
’ Oil is ‘not £11111”!!ng théi help Wmfliw
Norwalk Chronicler