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“AMERICAN SPIRIT
rs reaching President Wilson
7751111111911 was this messago
111118 Panusl'lvania girl:
7 1‘. President: My papa told
Vo re ‘soou going to have war,
op will need money“ and man.
my twin sister, Louise, have
. V11 postal stamps. You can have
7M)! papa is going to war when
b.1111 him. God bless you!
are old."
praisideut 191111111 to value this
77310113 than thousands 71'912811'211
on high 111 the world of bust .
,or litetature 01 politics A1111 11'1’11
111.1'1V‘hero is 111019 111 11., too,
311111111 gonemsity of two 111
1‘13" 01' the patriotism of a slug
' “11 s tvpital It roproucuts
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ttlc girl unconértuusly spoke
00.000 people tcody us the
111'. has ‘said. remit to sacrifice
ins and their fortunes, ‘6-1'ery
73.111191; are and everything
“lheyhavc; tor the principles that
ca her birth and happiness
11cc which she 111111 111733,
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‘PLANT AN ACRE“
crop. reports' are possituit,’
11'711 winter wheat is far he-
7 h; domuud for a con-
] 11110111, to increase food
becoming 1-11or more in-,
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71111 shortogo of wintori
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:1th ev.er The universal
early all kinds of food
”811ch 11.211 40‘, 000 000 or
91111111611 men have boon
from productive work
stimulus to ev‘ct y uort,
V1117 activity. VWe mod
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lght. not be supposed
ect interest in tho-soil.
ducall for :1 11e1g_"ltom6
t-uu acre army. "
"m can enlist. fighting
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tint :cannot mmulaoturo
ans .or-onious or 1111'-
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ting to do. For ev-
he army or navy
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an auto 1121mm
egczublesri And mil-
(mount cultivate so
7 land may still do
voting the ovoilahle
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the iboumnds of telegrams:
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. public library.
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en Scott."a117d11e can'
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I 1).) you Know how to Spell
~01 tho great battleship Toma-do, a
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111 u “111’ Will! uprtuuu; 01' any
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. Their flags spoil the word in the naval code, which is
an international language;-/ll101‘ougltl,\' understood by German lailurfi
tilarpeand
Attractive Alumni of
“Fashion’s New Ideals
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loftuitiul Dt‘cSSLN 111-
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all colors and sizes.
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Dresses
scrgc, poplius taf—
fl» 1:15, 1‘1 ch ll-C‘ chime and in L't).‘1‘1bittattons,arc
31c oilLrL-ll at exceedingly mDKlL‘filth‘ prices, in.
$6.98 to $%.00
ill(' ""5.
.1111 to see. and
New Spring Suits
Handsome models
been rtproduccll from 1-cty h.
which havc
git—priced pat —
111051- of
l‘\'Cl’) stylish material and color; perv E
icctly made. 77
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT.
$14.98 $19. 98, $25 and $30 1
sire. and tho workingmau or woman
in the country town has no more mou-
ey to Spare for books titan have the
workers of the big cities. Without a
library, these'pcople are stranded 50‘
tar as good reading goes.
A self-styled luborlutrmuu wrote to
the Saturday Evening Post and aux-
gestod usefulness. of a parcel-post
'11 is 11 good sugges-
tlou And it need 7
work for the already Clef-"Wtd and
under-paid librarian.
The value 11
travelling library could render would
justify any library. large or small. in
establishing a mailing department to
serve the nearest country diutrlctu.
Through that depat‘tntcilt. Would-bu
1101 11195111
of the service such
' reado‘rs in the rural districts could or
lttlormurd as to the best books ob-
tainable. Their tastes and need.
could be n-socrtnluod, and their wants
supplied Branch libraries or book
died through 111111101111 school or
church Through some 511111 91911111
'thc millions of intelligent Americutts7
now cut oil' by clrctttrrilanctut fro
good books, good music, travel, etc.
the
finer things of 11111.77 "
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MlLlTANT S‘UFFRA‘GEv
The llritish militant 91111111110111»:
stopped their upectuculur tactics the
moment the war hogan, and put the
gottcml welfare of the nation above
their pattlculnr propaganda. .. Tho
American militants—4113 branch at
Ametlcnn 911111311111 that demands the
cutmuchisemcut at our women‘ by ted-
etnl amendmentv-could think of no
more fitting pay to celebrate our eu-
1111111311 into 11111 than by resuming
' diei'rpiclaetlng‘ of the White House-
that absurd
pastime the day when thowar‘ cou-
They were ensued in,
groan assemblednnd‘ at the very. hour
the ”civil mm was transpiring at the
national capitol.
The British militants shine by con-
trast. As a reward, too,
is already won. T1111
1011 might profit by their example.
They, too. will win
mire—part in the unseat crisis.
M.”
will 1:0“ he 51.131111111133111 filling orders.
Add; 7711111 demnd mam“ . "
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Vs7ngertun‘en .Order tor more thm $1901 .
extt‘ :1'
when the moat momentous event 11111119“
01’ thulr
hrcthdmlndbd nutrlotium their cause
militant lead“.
ers of. the Numeu's Congressional Un-
tlte 111111131 for
more quickly by discarding theattlcal
mmethodi 111111.111me w'munly—lor w
OED GLQ‘R’Y IN' GREAT DEMANI!
A11 might hove been expected the
démtind for American flags 15 now
breaking'ttll records. Flag houses are
31-111mm. mutant-uptic- the want-
urge; cumin, are tumble 1:17) 31.19
“estimate or that volume
turning out the flags made wholly of
native materials. Surely the Stars
and Stripes should be a home product.
W- ‘.
7Prot. Stephen 'Kekule von Strado—
' witz, Germany's best known authority
on heraldry, declares that the Roman-
ot! family isn‘t really Russian at all.
but is purely of German blood. So
that was what atled them?
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Having decided for 111111,.“ shall”
,now proceed to face the coat A war
of war would cost. us [or more than,
the uhole Civil Wit-1. We'll get off,
easily if we spend 110 more than $5, .
000,000,000. That's about $250 per,
111111in for all 0! 115.
our own future secure and make the
world free for democracy.
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VIEW OF FWD STATES.
mlratzla for Signal Purpom. 17
1V HARpFQau; A‘pttl 19,41“. Hm I But as a nation, we hate neglected
'l‘alcott mountain 1)“, to show that honor and rcspccb to the
m 'ofi'cr of which lot the military pur- “Mimi“ CDIOI'H. other nations betray
Vpoaon of 11m stoic 01 federal gomn- “’11"! ”1311‘ wulttrl‘ s emblems are un-
1 1119111 101111131111
‘mont by Gilbert l~‘. lleubleln has been
accepted by Governor Holcomb. has
special advantages ltom 11 military
-poin1 of 1le ,
111111 1111111111 station.
11"119111 point of the mountain.
l'cct 77ltlglt, am} about 1,209 feet above
sou lctmcl
Many rumors concerning 11111 1011»,
191" have been in circulation since tho,
beginning of the 1v,u1 principally one
11111115119111. thetc to conmtuuicute with,
Gourmet ships Mt. chblein's ol-
ter of the tower to the military forces
has cll‘cctunlly discredited the 1‘.umors l
V View Extendl ‘Many Miles. ,
The tower comtiiuuds a view, do-
.muu 1117 his 'Tour from Hartford to7~
Quebec." 1111111ch in 1321, on it plain
"of 1.0007 équare miles, the Connecti-
cut Valley, stretching 11cm Mounts
Tom and Holyoko to the Haddam
bills. 011 11‘ clear day Mount 'l‘obx
can bc soon. . ’l‘o-tho went, a narrow,
others and Mount Monadnock in New;
Hampshire, eighty-three, miles away.
"i‘hc cities oifiolyohe, Springfield and
‘Hartrora ore/plainly visible. Mid
diatom», New Britain 111111“ 11111111111111
can be): soon. To the West, a carton
er valley is in view, remixing from
"New Howell to Deerlleld Mars.’ a dis:
tance ,ol. ninety milesl In the ext
,‘lremonorth-‘at the head or the valley,
and away to titer-west Mount Everett.
11111195139111st bills.
Third Tower‘on Mountain.
1111‘. Houhlein’s is not the. first tow
or to stdnd i117 Talcott mountain.
There have 115911 three towers built
in the same immediate vicinity. In
lColonial time; there was Wads-
worth's Miner, smiled for Daniel
Wadsworth of Hartford. who oreotod
it in 18111111111 11 1111111111131 house and
LiMllen buildln‘gs. about two miles north
7 11111111 main mui'whub passer our
7153! mountain. The place was called
1mm Vldcc; T1191: tartar stood: on
scribed by Professor Benjamin Silli .
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.‘Sugar Loaf mountain can be seen?
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131 very new stllc thats
c111 and large CLlla‘t's. Fine
careful 71.111 1 hing.
$3.50
C1131 Opportufly
livcrv new Shade of high colc-tlng is repre-
o1 111911 in our swell Spring (0319'.
good is
lll 1h waistcd coats, barrel cchct coatHoats
111111 smart sltirring and braiding
Prices begin at
And Range up to $30.00.
Show 11——
. large Wk-
tailnring, and
tltc-m all
Special Offering In
'lm: smart Blouses in our ofiémtg are so 7
lillu'lnilllllg that y-ou will wish to possum )-
\ variety of voilcs, striped sillcsattd 1
lap stilts are offered at low prices—— ‘
9'10 and $1. 98
Crepe dc Chute, Georgette Crepes and
Novelty materials, damtily embroidered in a
profusion of dclicatc shadcs— V 7
$2.98 to $6.50
-—1 Beautiful TrlmlIiEd Hats
THE LATEST CREATIONS.
Editor of the Sentinel:
Dear Sir
tho inclosed poem.
As rraders oi Am'ricau history 119 '
But it will he must have noticed the significant fuel.
worth it. and much more, I! we 11111119 ‘ ”‘1" 35 a ““11"“: W0 1"" 131‘” 11° "'9'“ 7
i:1ittriea,oppt‘eas110n, it 1191 11151111.!)111.
C1100 aroused, the American people
lhuvo fought lor“th.n princifics of hu-
lman rights and liberties to the finish
HE-UBLEW TOWER COMMANDS,11 was true in the Revolutionary. Civil,
land the Spanish wars.
even unto death.
turled
tot use. as 11 wireless 1'th little 11°01“ mid“ remind us to A
11 is built‘ on the ”111199111! flag. and to honor 11 for
1., 1&7 what it means to no. 1111 11. nation. and
a. fro‘e republic.
M. 11. NASH.
THE FLAG‘GOES BY.
l-lalVVs ol'l'
110111? the street theta comes
111111. it 11116-199191 station had been (:51 A More 0! “8'88; ammo of drums.
A 1111511 or color beneath the sky:
11111.8 off!
'The flag is passing by!
lllue and crimson and while it shines,
Over the steel- tipped, ordered llucs,
Hats off! _
The colors before tut-fly:
. wrong:
Pride and glory and honor—all
Hats off! ‘
Along the street there comes
Hats 01!!
The ling is passing by!
YOUNG MEN
To the Editor of the Sentinel:
in the state’ for its population.
fulfilling. the dam rmV
that no}: 11%th young- moat.
Wood or the rillg’zr‘ Within a: hawk
7; foot 01- 11111 precipice. It W hen}
ter, titty- five toe! in height, with
'call?~
Will you please reprint
Our ling has! .
mover known detect, and our soldiers
stations might be organl'ued and 111111. ,Talcott Mountain Lookout Station All: on land and on 191,116; followod' it
But more than the flag is passing by:
Sign of a nation great and strong
'l‘o ward her people from foreign
Live in the colors to stand or'fall.
A blaze of buglesm tVuflle of drums.
ud loyal hearts are beating high.
“HENRY HOLGOMD BENNETT
1 'L'ITTLE? PATRIGTISM AMONG
Nurwalk ls-~ the most patriotic city
one couldnt dispute that statement it
Janey- were resent. to see the Home
Guard 61" the. police reserves at drill
on the 1111110me Norwolle ll
supporting over two companieg‘ of' the
Home Gut-11.112311: m; Moduli»
lice reserves 11111141110111 ;.thlrty invetj
enlisted in the Naval Coat REIGN.
T mausorouroflor mu.“
won-11mm“ m-puu: a 'u; by 111‘: 01116111
possible‘ they have not mother;
Hats of elegance for
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dress
wear, all the newest fashionable colors—‘
2 At Moderate Price's
frb mmm‘mrmmmmwmmm W’m’fi‘. murmur»
and street
feds-
1“
separate. Skirts
Unqucstionabl‘y this it;
season, and no one can 51110111 to be- without 5:
a model or two 7
Our splendid collectim of scrgcs, poplin; .
plaids, cleverlv designer. stripe silks, and all —i
11001 Tweeds, with nu. bolt and pockct ef— 7‘
$4. 979, $5 98 and $7 50
111119 our country
11ers. While no u manor or 111111 we
need the Home Gumd to plot?“ our Twenty~£l¢ht taut-unseat: Placed He ions
homes dud industries. we need eonstV
artillonymen to protect our Home
lwuko up, they will find 1111 officer
1111qu3 011‘ THE SlXTll (7:011!
rANl’, C. A. C.
GOMEWHERE IN GERMANY.
Somewhm in Get-1111111377
A traultrr alts- “weeping.
For, a. acidic! slow-.11 brave,
_ A hopelesl vigil keeping.
Somewhere in Getaway. .
~11th bleed the some as thine.
7 For fathers. sons. and brothers.
, Lost on the “allies" line.
. Somewhere in Germany,
The land of music lore,
Sweet voice: like. unto 1th 111111,
7 Are hushed forever-more.
Somewhere lnGet‘many.
01-1 'nmu; the ocean's wave,
The horror 01 the Fatherland,
Now alis’the unknown grave.
“Somewhere in Germany.
The tend haud- clasp, Adieu,
Meant farewell ’tlll eternity
The restn‘rchtion's grand review.
—.—DON.\1A QUlXO’l‘E-
Waterbury. Conn, April 9,1917.
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HOME GUARD OFFICERS.
fHA’R'l‘F‘ORD, Apr-ll— 10. —'1‘he state
military. amergémy bom‘d. acting with Mrs Paul Mason
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unity in the "Mk Division.
Following is a list or new telephones 19? Polish prisoner .1 1111.11 1.17: English
paste in the back at your directory.
That-,atore at 1.11115 critical time in stationed 411; the armory to receive Huff! G. Bliss
our history. pcthups. V1110. publication or 1111911 31111110311011
i 217 Main street, ‘Norwallt
Worth Brelfnl‘ ‘
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‘ors asking for paroles as. a means all
joining the armies in Europe are 11111!-
'l‘he 1211111112115 are next in 11111»-
jber. Similar renuests have been made:
Guard. America has 1113138 NW “:2 that. have been installed since the. is sublet-1" n 11 serving prison tenth.
when the 1700an m9“ orwa suing of the last .1131. Cut this outund have also asked for their freedom E111
,1etum home to fight
It is expected that with the Uniiafl
States in the ranks of the belligercnua
these requests will novbo. increased
About a. dozen prisoners will 1111;19:211-
may of Normllr Walel 00. Stem 5111”“?!the board of parole on Mat“:
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l 5 Wall Stréet
iDr. Dover S. Byer
I Silvermtnc
Steven L. Collycr
117 Cedar street -
Tom _C1‘aword
11an. F. Cromwell ‘
West Norwnik av”
Horace E. Donn
10 France street
.1119. Thomas Darling
Westside Ave., Rowayton
Mrs. Charles DeVoe
190 East Avenue,
East Norwalk Yacht. Club
Seaview Avenue »~
John B. Gruello
25 Main street
Irving 1Hall
1011 Mulnrstueet
Mrs: Annie G. Harris
41‘ Elm Great: Terrace
Williluu Josem _
14 Lowe straei
M11111 M. 1105159 Lane,
6 Morgan Ayenue
. J. Clare Loudon
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7. 1.1113311an of meatless days and GOV?“
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said to have influenced a. sensational-l
breath in price on the Board-of Truth.
at the opening 101114....111111 of 1115-»
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ed. Wheat declined live cents and prv.+7
visions from 55 cents .to $1.55.
NOTED MEDICAL WRITER; DEAD
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PHILADELPHIA, April- 1o.—- 11:13.5‘
John K. Mitchell; noted as it neurobio-
gist. writer 01 medical who and. uni-
versity lecturer, died tony. He. was
58 years old, and a. not: of the 1m
'01-. S. Welr Mitchell.
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