, QRWALK 01d 01 young, who IIIanr donate
737393335513 reasonable gard‘fn or turning pro-
‘ The nee‘d is great. The tiine is
, show, Let‘s all get husI.
That
i» divindling fast.
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OUR NEW ENEMY
_...
APRIL II, 1917
_,Mg.-_......::!~t
' r ALMANAC F 0
to par with Austria—Hungary. We
grievance against that
~ country as we have against Germany.
. has
m. I I r
meddled ottenstvely With our domestic
affairs. and “We-have had to send her
But
should not have gone to war on that
time. no Such
To be sure, Austriavllungat‘y
9ENTINEL TELE‘
CA‘LLS
. It.
ambassador home for it. we
account.
‘ We stronglyfdisapprove of Austria»
'iittngnry'a policy throughout the war.
FWe hold her nearly as responsible a‘s
iGernIany for the guilt of starting it.
l’l‘he original aggregsion, we remember,
nus AustIia's. bulldozing of
Sctbia slatted the contlagration Ger-
«gar lloans to be voted bl many. no doubt would have found an-
} 3 13 me nuts sense of othtr pretense if nee: ssaty, but Aus-
la!” loans' Th")‘ “111 tIia “as It I' tiling tool.
”1.1a purpose dear “3 ”’9 crime she. merits punishment.
ii'a‘ton, . they
ppmr methods,
.8 of society will have
. _ 3. _
n“ shown—1388. . .
once—218a
' Residence—:75“!
.gn’s Residence-
lier
‘ She
are t0 he deserves especial punishment because
and 1:90: it Irate but the culmination of It long
series of crimes, all in keeping with
ent d opportunlt) to SIIlJ‘ Austrian tIadition. Austtia is more
9 ‘. ’Ieacttonary than Germany. And yet
‘to be tsp-tied 011‘) l“ we should not have gone to wnr for
‘ 'r'heI II e1“ bought. that. if Austtla had let us alone.
‘ the Iich. That The. blame lies with the llapsburme,
he‘ll; changed in late not, with the people it is liapsburg
"ly by Initiate 6‘0”)“ tyranny that has kept the mucus
(it? is still it tertam 1"“ moon of the conglometate enipit‘.8
a are told. the bond l‘nmem
thoroughly demo-
arl‘y everything else
’1 1191-“ tutti
But we how not. sought “or
tven autumn. Austrian autocrttcy.
‘ Austria. he may well beliem \Hlill‘a'
he, war. wot with us less than no do II Ith he)
W. 5310. Any “131““ ‘W She wants peace now With all the
th I: fMV dollars to world. She wants peace. with us on-
"little grouplot‘ wilful Inert" .
We are sorry to be obliged to go
And lot that .
l$202.80 had been contracted Iior the-
n. ill beingr a bond from 1’th tlI-Itlopment and enliglIt-l
l
t\I‘iltinm E. .Kcislet' would be mailed tot
gnu-carnal: W »1 W -— mum: mas-‘51.“I
Stilllll Milli illltfl till '
[llllltl Difiltlltll
t
Itontinued From Page Two: !
t
I‘
t
‘IelatiIe to grade on Garner sueet “as
Iefetrred to highway department.
A petition of Insidenta of Marvin
street, asking that said street be
paved, and signed by hi. N. Mayehofi
and Company. Hubbell and Staples and,
others was referred to the highway deal
partment
The letteI of Edward B.Gallaher ot-
feted to flu: the police department a;
Lewis rapid firing gun on the condition;
that ammunition be supplied to op-i.
era‘te it was accepted with a vote oil
thanks by the Council. It was decided?
to get a model which uses British tun-l
munlt‘ion. Councilmen George W."
Stevens objectedto the accepting tn.
gttt until he found out what the ammu-1
ultion for the gun would coal. lletec-l
tlvo-Sargeant Thomas Hunt estimated;
that the cost would be about $300 and
all objection was stopped when it wasl
appment that the ammunition would?
not drain the city purse to a great ex ,
tent.
An invitation to attend a reception;
to be held in the Norwhlk High school;
on Tuesday evening. April 17, as u lit-5’
ting recognition of Miss Margaret
Weed having taught in th 0 public
schools for over forty years was no-
rented.
Reports.
(‘lerlt of the Court, Louis S. Boers,
reported that bills to the extent of
last month.
313on llarstrom reported that he
lad tuIned 0ch the 850 would offered
by M. S. Pet“, of New Canaan, to on.
ccr Thomas Dorney. l
Building Inspector Clarence I I‘lncht
presented his monthly report. which
II ’lS lead and acceptttl.
it “as Iepotted by the tumor that,
the. monthly repmt of City Auditor:
tilt: councIlnIeu tomorrow.
WW .3 . _ W14" . ‘.
. u .
“EWING PM E "5'!me
perit tly sound investment
I d :I
a connotwiippcr not:
haggaiatc of Unctt Sum. ,
ltllbe n ttentendous It-
his "Jffcting it is an op
‘d tilt-III II paltlotit- duty.‘
on ht, flint ot all with
pr Premltt Asquith stud,
{It war would prohtibly
at $500 000 000." It
do. that
: pccially because as a neutral we might[ Tho highway department n‘lml‘lt‘d
ll tw out influence later‘ on to keep'nnt‘avorttbly on the Louis B. llltuond
tltt Allies I‘Iotu tipping her to pieces. petition about tuning a portable 3“ 50‘ t
lino station in front of his. place at”
business on North Main stmct Chris:
Rm She cm” no“ ttnn Swurtz and (‘ouncllmttn Maurice;
0‘" “I" 01”“ “mm” 9"“1‘ l0 “5» b" Ittl Nuttlug spoke against granting 1119’
"1””)? GN'm-WY Won't let her. Chance, [GQUQHI on the. groundtt that it wouldl
She is too weak to tight us. or
body. effectively.
uny-
the Nehemiah Dundee appealed. for:
Dimond. The report In: the highway!
they ln'sltit unpattnient was accepted by the 00‘1"“!
on mugging the littlisljlll'ggl duct: with ten
thctn.
tlIuIIIb or Kaiser Wilhelm. iii
”"l‘r‘nz‘l‘lt‘l‘ns are to Inn
v {:0 to plow
AI :IIII rule. all
our into the lliltlgl)‘.
rested. in a noble
ittt of an IIccutnulII
exempted in history:
who is not suffet
pp rLy-énnd few
F ‘ .And (“my Amer-t }
Tho petition oi’ Samuel 'I‘twlunl
to tune it gas olinc station on Cedar
That would be a line thing for m Intteot IIIIII reported favorably. Several
[3 body But the pity nt' it is that in othet minor reports were made by tins]
lItglIIInI donmtmont and accepted byi
the council.
The building committee reported
ttwlnllungm'y II lth adtlcd htudetts and lttvorttbly on a petition for the erection
‘idrivinn thct In into fresh horrors. lot a billboard on Wall street find that
“4.... 'Ioport tIIuII accepted
THE ‘BOY SCOUTS’ SHARE I Corporation Council Edward M
The Hm Scouts of America are g0 'liocltwood made quite a complete re
port. llc stated that he httd panels]
ing to take part in the Wit ,although
ready for the extension of Concord'
they will, not sham in actual fighting street. but the deed to the properlyl‘
,Ite an organization.
had not been placed in lll‘.‘ fiends ot‘
iIlonal Council has mapped out plans l
the city clerk. ' A resolution for the,
IW'ltich the United Staten Navy acceptance of theluyout ot the ornn-l
:Agriculturttl departments
and mental poles1 was read -by Judge Lock.
l have “I",wood and accepted. The Corporation
proved. Counsel also reported that it would be
'Boy. Scouts will aid the ' United. impossible to put a bond issue throughl
States Coast Guard,_ releasing reign... """
.lar guards for work that only grown
men can do, Most of the boys. thtottgh
twins to save himselg. the Kaiser is
Paddling the helpless people of Aus- ‘
‘3
may he, arenoit‘
three .
sub
. ‘11 up two 01‘
a‘valanche of
tow . .
1 Their own Na.
tiny-
I l n.
“a and prci out. n it 0 ' trading of South Main street because of t
lotld famine. Hercs the charter Judge Lockwood offered
V tactical cxhot‘tatlmlt, 1 l5 bill from Judge Nehemiah {undec-
I the dehattmcnl of “U" scout training, have become ”’0 for defending the city in the case. of |
Columbia University. tillficnt infohszrvation and signalling. if]: mumsdmedmlim Not-walk. The;
he and equipment and, my are itte too, for telegraph and II as Oi ere pat and amounts to
55.5 get out addition- wireless work. messenger service and“?;
thins, corn and 1”chef work ' \
Scouts ate going to mobilize to in»
cteaee food. production. Here too.‘
they. will by: rendering a double, ser-
”-9? by “193$“ men 1"“ ”WWW thlsimorniog ftom St. Mary B‘Church.
‘tluty. They are qualified also as
guides. ln.thelr own localities.
It is believed that this opportunity
for the BfoyScoutt; to share in the
national defenseflwill exercise a strong
influence on. the conduct 01-3.11 Amen
lit-an boyhood, Anti it will» give them
. the necessary elementary instruction
lhgggsk apart 0 anyzgeneral prepar-
edness and universal rain "g They
Funeral of H. J. Monahan _ -
The funeral 'services of the Intel
ofliciated and at the ottera‘tory Mrs.;
for the best strain
=Do’n0t scant the
rent med it, ad—
the body “as being borne iron. the.
church the choir rendered
My God ...to Thee." Interment was'
made in St. Mary‘s cemetery. The
John Monahau, William’Monahttn ant-
The funeral services of the late
Frederick Louis Porter were held at
2 30 detach this»: afternoon "from thei
mite hotng: o: daemon; 108 Man”
.. III military.
I...“
I tr» . J 9"!- 1. 1 '
MEN’S HAND- SHEPHERD CHECK NAPKINS BELTING
KERCHIEFS DRESS GQODS 1)l’ine' Qtial‘itly lit-IIIIIIcIl “entailed. best quality
. . . . ' ' .‘t "I . Napkins, \\ aist llcltinv, I I—2 and 2
“V"‘Slllt‘ll‘d- is” ‘1 (I‘mh’ 3 Inches \V‘ltlt‘, tlit‘ct- 5125c; .43).“; . i . | y, . ,
.‘ - full ‘17-“ -- -4 for 25¢ checks. Special . 46¢ HAD; 1:3}: Ti”; “H “‘5‘; (it?! 11;: “1.3:: “MI" black and
Regular 8c tat'lt. Rtmlll‘tf .,.. . - . .t t I . . ((7 II I ...... .7¢ yard
._ 3 3. ,Jt. \ aluc $2.00 Rtgular IOI.
— W433 m 33 M 41*. F . . a... _
WHITE " - I . . ~ .. "ml ~ -» W.
. T L C ”CRIB SHEETS FA iCY_W
COUNTERPANES AB E. LOTHS V goo made of fine lit-III TU» - EAVE
i. urge size, “cu woven oi llentstitt‘ltcd lltttnask Tn- ‘\Y‘SVC;‘ "cation, W” heavy, , RKIS I TOWELS
lmttv staph: soutltgrti 60:9)". hit: Cloths, liliQ'tltlulll)’, good will “my III-ll, 'I‘Iitt‘torrtm", l 5m)” Iii-CUE. with neat,
illiso‘d tltsigns pttta weight. mm designs, . 74¢ 29¢ glue" iltlltl ptnlt borders.
\"tltt‘S . \"1 9‘ c; .. fl. ‘ ’7‘ » . ..pctIItl totttort‘otv , 48¢
. t .1-50- .I In ..I.t,o. \ Illllt‘ 3m. \ aluc 31.00. '
lBABCOCKTS CORYLOP’ - CREX RUGS
SIS TALCUM POWDER ‘ NEW SPRING 3.”; .\ 7.3, all colors, with
Rosie and violet.
Isc size,
the young emperor, is under the III)“ be unsightly and in thorny. Judge},
antigens
checks plaids,
st} lcs. Special
WASH DRESSES;
( lIantl; ray. gitillliititltt, perv
rules in plant tolot‘s, stripes}
3 chulttt SH .09.
ct; all new
$1.19
N. .. ....I.... .. ..
blue and white,
Special ..
Value 25c.
PALM ‘ BEACH “SUITING
In beautiful shades of Ca»
(lL‘l hluc, old rose, tan light
vartl II'Itlc.
. 19¢ yard
(ch wear . .
\‘al‘uc $2.00.
LONG CLOTH
Sott finish. yard wide, fiuc
qualitI. suitable for nice on.
--$1 39 vices
O
In every state in the country Boy'DEATHS AND FUNERAL?” .
itinrry Joseph Wuhan were held I
at 19 o'clock. Rev. Wfltegdtcflohhl"
Albert Rose sang “0 Salutarus." As; I
"Nearer '_ = 7'
pail bearers were James FIIMontthan. .:
James G. Monahen. four cousins of»,
“I: .3.z v 5
spring designs,
house dresses:
MAISRAS AND P0PLIN
1,000 y'ards, In all the new.
7
suitable for
ctc. Value
29c. Tomorrow... . . . . 19¢? -
No. 9 Extra
VI ash Edict-5,.
' (llcs seamless covers,
Value $2.25.
WASH BOILEES
Tin
hane
Hoax}
wood
. $1.69
J
. my; :13“. 3.
stgtts, all colors,
Plain and {aim-y carpet dc~ _ _.
.itch 9 ‘ ’
‘Ilitgutati 39.. ,
Absolutely Perfect; Embodying ;
Blouses
A MOSt Elaborate Showing
(-
9 the ThreeEssentialsn
STYLEQH TY Putt:
Modlsh Tailored Suits
Many distinctive styles. some plainly. tailored. others
effectively trimmed.
$1 93933000
Smart Spring Coats
Newest styles for street. sport, afternoon and even-
$8.50 to $30.00
“(irct‘izILI l)Ui'tlk,‘_l‘:
Value $1.};
- $1.49
Eusiie..,D’resscS§ f
.wu
WAX PAPER
Twenty four sheets in roll,
”2;“ l2 \ IS, lxcgular ptice
5
{sci . roll 4,.f01. 15¢.
”San W
wA-sn Tons
Alt-Ilium 'sizr. galvanized
inn: Wash Tull». Special,
73¢. .
.- ”3.. I .- ., I;
licgttittr $1.00.
. v...
wn‘rnRPtTanRs"
Two quarts. Colonial W a-
ter Pitchers. Regular price
39C. Special 25¢
moms; BASKETS .
. Large size Wet W'ash.
Clothes ll nskct . ..... 89¢
Regulat $I. 19 '
'-\’.
NIGHT Gowns ..
500 , Women’s.
of st) lLb lace, and embroid—
crv trimming, V or square
neck, all sizes 79¢.-
Value $1.03; and $Itso. .
n.4,.
.:
r:
'\ CAI-e full oftmtcreshng fashion features. They embody all
“‘thatnnCWJn- trimmingwall the delightful spring colors and
IRES...ES
' materials. ,.
$6.38 to $25.00
yard
”Writ
unwise-Inlet; r ,-
3; ..
use
5.
.......~ ~. .4. aw.5n_.u»~--\
SILK IL...
‘5':
«or...
In at large vareity of pretty. “up”. the newest and (1991-. ,9 :2 __
tiest of materials. all the beautiful spring chides.
aim.
SATEEN
02 a ”fine qualitI, with a
deep {lettuce
land fine the s, all colors .3
Value $1.00 79$
. I
. PETITEOATS
, {QualitI ,; deep...
.WflITE1CREPE - "
V lot of about 50 W'om-
ens Crepe Pctticwoats good
Iui’fle, ste.
Extra: large
.V' attic. $1.00. -
I'v-I
7 Beautiful. 1. 1
Night . Gowns, a.big..vari¢tll» ..
mmwwar; u. «1' *‘19Ja~ ' ' we ’ “a
nnonnsmIRTs '
over ruiflc ‘ V ‘
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