”a
mgwMilegishtors who are most active now
‘in wanting school's closed and child
gwar gardens are the some people who'
ifought tooth and nail anther tens ml
1 stricting child labor.
‘ 13TH -
l G SE
A. L. (30143“
OBRIETORS
'ABLISHED BY
ES GOLDEN
- _ - _“"M ly to let
DAY, MAY 9, 1917 {grow things sounds harmless enough.
URE 'ALMANAC FOR 1100!; a iopehole. It gives them a pre-
TOMORROW feedent. “.You let the children can
9,1237 a! “1:010:10 P" n.“ I peaches at home last year; Why
4238,3ets7. ' ‘ ishould they not work for us this
year?”
i .This is no argument against gun
Edens, war or peace. But it is a 501-
im SENTINEL TELL
' HONE CALLS
”Roman—92.
Other—93.
Branch Office—1388.
Residence-«2181 gin war time than in peace. Because
rat’s Residence—fisz-fi- :the flower oi" our young manhood may
“mg” 5 RestdenCO-t have to be sacrificed in the cause of
world-freedom, it is all the more he-
* icessnrr that, the tree growth andrde-
us A’L"
USINESS AS U .velopment of our children be protect.
r15 a piece of verse that has e
l .
1 emn warning not to lose our heads.
.Common sense is even more valuable
e tive in En land and Can ' L
.- ‘c g i It is valuable to learn to conserve
vin into the while con~
fl 5 1 our resources and to add to our sun
"ii the machinery of national
sion is our children. Better do with-
! com rec:
on: me out canned beans next winter than on-
her factory furnace burn
,_ ‘ - ‘mnv be sacrificed.
ho wars with lanlllund hour ‘
~4—
“SAVE $0 WIN"
llbor laws suspended for the sake of
Turkhh Towels
l (dosing schools ‘a week or two ear-'4
children get out-doors to I"
, ~'—-;="'—'-"""—'~’ But it gives the expioiters of child—
he immrtance of hee in: . _
“‘1 I ' p piles. But our one priceless poms-
v .- 'i-c. :1 Englmll .1’, .
toe \ ho “r“ g ‘ t en the. way whereby childhood power .
“A“.
law m
‘ lied Bordered
. Every one perfect. Our regular
price in 19c each. Anniversary
Sale Price, 6 towels for... .694:
Saving on the Six of 459,.
fileached & Brown
' Crash Toweling
. Bought. from a big Boston lob-
ber expressly for this sale:
it‘s the famous sturdy brand.
This sale. yard ........ 12 1-2:;
- i
$1.49 ENGLISH LON’G CLOTHS
Firm even thread, soft Chamois finish.
Anniversary Sale Price, piece.$1.19
Because-Only -
mited
$2.00 ENGLISH LONG CLOTH
Firm. extra quality, excellent (or wear,
ospceiuliy for underwear, etc. An»
uiversary Sale price ....... .....$1.49
$3.00 ENGLISH LONG’ CLOTfl
'Superfino, firm quality, specially
adapted for women’s and Inisseu’
wear; ripecial‘ width and special
‘ weight. . Anniversary Sale Price
.............................. $1.98
. ience that
$4.50 ENGLIS LONG CLOTH
Best quality finc E glish Long Cloth.
a most desirable cloth {or women's
It Has = BrOken All Our Sale
Because-Only New Goods lire Offered
Because-Prices
Connechcut
Because-People .haVe found by past exper-
are wonderful and as advertised
. “FIRE-’1? .25.“, (l.l§i.l.v1.- at‘ "L
med \l'ittfilam- and embroid-
ery and ribbon rosette; value
$1.50 each. Sale Price....No
D
t:
Night Gowns E
, CBNTEMERI GLOVES
Women’s Two—clasp French Kid F
Glows. assortment at new embrol- 6
Of muslin, in V. high and round ..
:1:
deries, in novelty fleets. Regular L3
2'"
neck, lace and embroidery
Records
trimmed; value 590. each. An-
niversary Sale Price ...... 42c
Standard Qualities ‘Are Per-
3225. Sale Price, pair ........ 3‘35
, WQMEN'S WASHABLE DOESKIN
‘ GLOVES‘
Made of imported skins. one clasp;
self and block embroidery; prix
seam new-n. Sale Price Mir. ‘1'")
KAYSER PURE SILK GLOVES
For Snrinz and Summer wear. Double
.. finger tips. 12—hutton length. Black
‘v/ andwhlm. hair ................ 85c “
WOMEN'S WRITB~WA8HABLE
CHA‘MOISET‘TE GLOVES
Two—0112mm. white with black embroi- F
dered. perfect fitting; 81.00 quality. .23?
’Are the Lovvest to be had in
values in our Anniversary Sale
Eels 0f commerce turn. undbrwcar nuiversary Sale
c or most fem ”H“ “NW“, The new motto of the National .3. Price ................... $2.98 ‘Spocial Lot 8 l . 98'“ Princr'mtin. ........ . ...... 75c “
leurt most nails with ., ,,_- u. . ~. 3 . . . , ~
I ‘l tHoustwllls Immnle, under which n t ‘ 93 [SHEETS pm Lot . CHILI’HEN'S RIBBED HOSE .
! million women will work for food con- 5 c ‘ . WOMEN'S G d I
'- ...' - 1-} k' -. mp’ . . . . 81v99 made of Lockwood sheeting WOMEN 3 SUITS ' 00 quality, fast b11010 Sizes 5 14 E
.hehinu the )1...“ m t m l h asmrl‘nliozl. is n good one [or e\eri-\-' liturdv durable muslin. will. wear V DEW , . to 9; "regular 18c. ‘ Sa‘h Price, a:
no keeps lupin-all. . body. it is “Save to Win." g well and wash heavier. Anniver- Values up to $18.50 Value $15.80 .. pair """""""""""" 127 "2° I
y 5' has 8“”er at ”W ““2““; The learn-re is selling out posters to it ““12" Sale We“ ---------------- 39° WOMEN'S V5875.
w , l" l‘. i ‘ 'i'. W) . 7.. ‘ . 1 t.
no as usual. thtmm clittu 1... put up to Millions and dining 6. $3.00 NAINSOOK. ‘ . u . Perfect tilting, trimmed necks. three
(Hake it all a “‘X‘ '0 Dwain 5“" rooms as constant reminders that q . l ‘ ‘ hi line quni‘tv moat do 6 ‘ 1 L ' 2133168, with or without sleeves. .
. ’ . , _ . ,. = . . . e . pet-m \‘elg . 1 .’. - - -~:,;‘ 5: - ' _ 99 0 Price ............. 7 .52
the vennilty and SOldid’mss ’ thdrc lg to ho universal service in it"! Q Hirflble for women‘s and misses’ lin- UiEi’E DE CHINE Special Lot ........ 15c
n that was making war “f‘fi'yhomps of the nation. These posters geric. Anniversary Sale Price $1.98 BLOUSES STRIPE”) SILK WOflEM's UNION SUITS ;
trade." But the ('l‘iiil‘ismlwiil show the new motto along with $2.50 BED SPREADS All colors . - . 75st . Shrillttv Weiah't correct. shapes, vari-
out. For tlw‘dvsniwd HIM-"our ring and .lh-esl‘tlem Wilson's dcc-- t 1 i h ‘ n d s M Value $3.50 Value $6.00 . 0““ “V1” “ “" P“°°-~3‘“ "’6 59¢ 3
' .. ~ . .~ ‘ ,. ”inc lenyy croc c .9 pre (H. ° . .1
wilted saint}. \H-‘(iom and i‘r‘ilzlrotion that women who produce and Vi scalloped, hemmed or fringed, big WOMFN'S VESTS xii
, iconserve food are doing a high patri- ' double bull sizes. Antliwrmry Sale Merlin-42:41 mp». Vests, Smail‘ttize only, or:
y not-hers men who have visit- 01;“ service. i. l’l‘it‘c --------------------- 31-93 . last'm one and 60c. While they '
‘ . , .. l . ._ Special Lot ,i .. Special Lot , - . ........................... 29¢ a» .
ington lately and lullmd ulthI The American housewife has been 75c BATH TOWELS ‘ N’ . I , MEN'S H P .lt
fl idem or his lldvisot's, and aek- } given m prcpnrine‘ more than “enough M ' Iwom S WOMENi! SILK F ‘ . OS " p
;t 35' could do t-o hell). lmye‘f‘fiod for cvcry'mml. Lavishness on 5 ‘\ MES:”in?!“vegMlgflléfllemroggglggg WASH .51;ng 981.1300 ATS . n§a1:';r::o WIS}: extra gontl‘gflilm? £5”.
.‘Go bnclt homo and carry Y the table has been a sign of hospitnh Q ‘ ’ ‘ ValuQfil-m" Value 33.50 ‘ ' . hi """ . """"" | 12‘: Q
' - . , , ’ ~ i We Hose.
,9. in“ be "0 let-up or W” l mater of fact it is more of an urt to
I“ “91"“ your regular prepare enough and at the same time
,. Wt. you ”Ff‘ttl'oid the waste. onm’thg little dubs
all”? ”‘9 ““1“" lot food left. own
so as usual" int-nus the steel-j1 There is waste, (00' in the prepara‘
'ued. “9mm“ “‘"iza‘i‘m ”I tion of food that may seem trivial in
milk“ “930W“ ‘0“ ”‘0 individual instances but that all goes
”dermking. 1‘ “mm" ”‘0 ”"0‘ to increase the general wastefulness
t the 300‘!” needed ”3" Pl“:- oi careless methods in cooking.
”Lima by foreign “govern‘ The canniug‘oi' all surplus perisha-
2’ waging “'“r' 1‘ means ”‘9 bio fruit and vegetables. the utilizm
0‘ wealth ‘0 “0““ ““0 w” tion' of fats ordinarily thrown away.
‘ ,8: It means the emu!!!” making every article. of food do its
‘ ent 9‘ workerskw wag- full duty, is part. or the true saving to
arts the maintenance of de. win.
ding conditions. the comet-ya.
e nation‘s health and
t moms the assurance that:
be men who do' the fighting
(:8 unimpaired energies of the.
riul people in the world.
LTHE LOOPHOLE
gm have all this on
W
‘ 8=A80NABLE JOBS
Mrs. Joneo's husband in a painter by
trade. He. is regularly out or won.
every winter. During the 'slack sensou
Mrs. Jones goes out. washing by the
*dny. Spring and fall Jonea’s services
are so much in demand that he can:
thusia-sm not possibly take all the jolts that moi
‘ gardens. illuyhap it will last offered him.
times of peace. “.3 fine to: Mr. Smith is night watchman in il
boys and girls get. out into big' omen building the year round.
' ah. and dig. It ‘Will develop Spring and fail Mr. Smith 1
ice and make them breathe pnpt-rhnnger. He works about eigil'i
It will give them the joy— i teen hours a day during his two short '
seasons, making as much then as ho
purer than any other ‘ioy‘
“335mm,“. at “91. grout does onlhis steady job. the year
\
it
round.
Why do Such jobs have to he soa-
sonal, anyhow? Isn't it a sort of so»,
'perstititonr that whilst must he paper.
and :woodn'ork- painted . in April and
:3 not serious dunger'which now
; country is not the Prus-
vmlwut. " it. is that vie-.9”
05601:! heads in; the. crisis, 4_ ‘
constructive work of years {W1 ”woman an. armlnd her stirs
" in’a moment. she did her renovating in Junta-5:. or!
tter oi history in the can- _ August?) ‘ , ,
J: Householders - would {1113’ less for-
t
‘1’”;
i ii
Ethel - hill, iii ’ Pill .
is also 5““
Lsememher only? -V{ouid,therhouse ot :
live: nutmeg laterfq‘r Hhiiadolphimi
”tum and “as made. in «.tln'eehours.l . N,~-v171mr said or ,3“? um:
$1.25 TABLE LIN ENS
While they last, 10 pieoeh 70-inch. law.
orito patterns. ' Anniversary 8qu
Price, ‘yltrd ..... - ........ .98c
LINEN ”+1:an CLOTHS
.69. Sale. 41.90
.69.. _Snie. .3254
§ Size 66x66, regular $2
he Size GGXSS, regular 33
MA...» was y
of the inhabitantls.~ and especially in
St. Louis, where halt the population
is of German descent or German born.
the mayor, a German, and every city
{omclal of thematic nationality, the
learnestness of the pledges given was
it. revelation.
Having thus received, to carry back
to France. the Middle West‘s message,
the French commissioners today are!
speeding toward Philadelphia. New
York and Boston, where they will be
By proclamation of Mayor gmilh given the messagé of theygreat indus-
-.he schools were closed. many til-trial east and its vast'munmon‘s and
(instril'il establishments and stores other works.
gave their cmployes u. haltwhoiiclay “ '
and the federal courts suspended ac-
tivities during the ofiiciai reception.
WW...‘ uw».........l~. . -4... .1 ....
Pill tint ”sluts
(Continued From Page One)
”—1
the entire program
West, virtually
as carried
which had been arranged w
out.
. Representatives of France's gov-
'ment, army and navy, RenerVivlanl.
, The .vistors were first token. to In- vice-president. of the Council of Mill»
dependence Hall and then to old isters; General . Jottre, Marshtn of
Congress Hail, Carpentcrs' Hall, mmifi‘ance; Vichdmimi Chooheprn}. of
Birgit? .lfi‘lfa ii?l§.‘i’il.“i:lt.,the m... .. mm
where a reception‘ ‘by thousands of‘great grandson otvLaJayottennd Emil
schoolchildren was held at the Wil-l Hovelnqne,’inspector-General of ‘Pllb-
“a!“ 1’9““ 1‘0““8- Later ‘11,“ Pamfl’lio Education have paid homage to the
Went to Franklin Field for the. public '
reception Hero Marshal Jottre and great , _
' ' Lincoln. null pledged that France nev-
ll; Viviani were. given the honorary, .. ‘
d‘egree‘ of Doctor of Laws by the Uni- er‘wttlvceasoimthoxight against. auto!
i
Americans. Washington and i
veronyot Penneylvgnia; d . cracyand tor civilization" 7. , _ I. _ .
Armanicipal lune eon an a recap Wonderful enthueiismi has 'df
, -. ll . am .
tron by members of the French co the , ench‘ c , issi rs every;
only immediately preceded the depot» .. . .
that (ii the visitors early in the at. where. They hayoseen tor “133%:
Altimeter New YOTk' .. selves vthat’nmerienne are united, do;
‘Hmnfififiqfiafigumfifid fifilfinemmeu and-confident, that. the war
" i” ' ' ' ‘ i ”tn "lt'j’otnryrmdxthateve
at 6:35 this momrn mid letmhfili-resul . n , 4 .
g ' ’ 3 resource, other United Staten»
The run; i’roml-Altoona.‘ was uneven pledgedto that end.
l
r
mivlsltqrstwno wire shopped 7
when the train passed Them. were
given. a. nosy grouting. whistler onda
i f‘Wg have been ‘ so
iix‘ht‘ .
‘_ 'at bar general:
s welcome in
. by, to name merely one of . , “ .
' es exploiting childhood—fiwork or this kind and be much leaf.
ch unyone interested cnn‘
. by looking up important
7 and state invfiti‘gottng
,' by asking the child we].
‘ :-
make spring cleanings. tribulation if
they would . scatter ”their orders
Joneswouldn'tfhave to g1) om wanti-
gentlemen Jones Wat the
fat one '0! the. hardest 0 I
in.fllfl mm 0! 506‘“ “til
- . htg elite; Wham-weather
bod to be waged to tree
was ho course that winter: or else 'be-
_ _ fiw-mu'aéecto'hortw “
subject to the annoying delaysrwhich.
throughout rthegyeark’ Also. Mrs. "
'. _. ‘ (r _, . .. WI
Ice is' going ‘un. along . with every-
isa
HiddiaflWefit We realize?
hells “making a .grootwnoiilo cud th
sirens of the rby. steel ‘rworks ‘ad
ingto tired .. ~0ne’_wnole‘cltr‘yz_ g
necessary tor the; nth-at; gins pre:
sentedto the party’olting‘m vm'.‘ . .3
WITH , trim. EW‘~-WAR ms-
SIGN, Mll!»“9.j-‘-’fhe‘7voi_ehzof.tho Mid— .
dle‘We'st. united no new: benign“ .
audio; men, women, and children t
. thefltliiddio‘ West. {ref telling? at
“hear about what they will. noun ; > ‘
mama
”i;
itho'provigional government in in-
rprised, and do;
that: > _ . . p ‘
,Busslmntr tips to ‘
iifi.
, .
High grade, silk lislo, extra. woven
heels and mien; black, white, tinvy‘.‘
{27-i'j': rcgu‘ur 2.3 cents. Sal-3. Price.
pair ........................... 21v:
Anniversary dale oiw‘
Millincljy Q!
lea utmost encouraging night; every- Tiers 'tllllloullcod Vtodnv. . . ". _ . .
where; but an assurance for my 'soi-i PETROGRAD, hilly ‘ 9 villIMEASURESHFFEREfl
BY 3mm MEAN
dierg and the Allies that cannot but London, 4:40 , p. tux-«Russian
raise their spirit!» They shall know troops on the Romanian front;
from me that not only are the lm- northlvest of. Senna vesicular:
mense resources of America pledged broke through the Tattoo post—1
to the cause of civilization. but that it‘io‘ntl llnd advanced towards Jen-l »
Americans are with them in spirit asintl‘ci', says the official statement? WASHINGTON. May 9~—U ‘
“.6“;- . tissued by the Russian War De.i$“‘“‘5 8"“3‘0" 090789 P."Mc£:;:
Similar sentiments were expressed Darilnellt. ‘ gestorday presented the following;
by Vice-Admiral Chochepmt. Mr. Hot-i LQNDON. Mav 9. 1:40 P m M ‘g’asuws in thé'smate:— ‘
. _ . . etitious from United Church
Bonnr Law, monib‘er- OHCIirisiian Endenvm. Society or New
elaque and the Marquis de Chambrun. Andrew
o‘uucii, tod'ay'gflal'en: o, 13. North & 00.. or New
Haven: Pastors' Union or Newna.
NEW YORK, May 9.———A program so the. British War C
filled with. receptions. entertainments, stated in the. House of Commonsl
banquets and public meetings that the that the British ,casuai'tics in thci‘fn‘ Hilton Machine T501 Company.
distinguished. visitors will have little recent offensive on. the ‘Arraslggasisggfiiwfl‘i Temperam; swam.
time for slghmeelng or sleeping aWaitv {toutin France were front 50 tolchurch OE’E‘Li‘Ihiiiét‘ii’mii 12‘:er
ed the arrival m New. York m3 “570 per cent. fewer than those in Class of Methodist 1319;254:038; 23m:
°° W
em: or . u . ., , ;
' 5 APPEAL To YAGHTSMEM iNot‘don Lodge, No. 37 I 09°C; Tami,
members 0:. the French commission The womengof Fairneld County 113ml New Britain; on tav’or'l'ng' fiaughg‘;
here to vadvrse with; United Suit/ea Of'. 1,95“ 91“,.“th thervNavy, League: Dl'Ohibition during the war. ,
lioiols on war measures to defeat the oi'";the United» States with the provi- Petltion. from the New ‘ Huron
common enemy. _ slim of comforts tor the sailors of County Medical Society, urging a,“
., , . _ .the Battleship Connmtcut and twoiCongress abolish the Wants 0,; gal—
. ., ‘ .. _ 'lsubmarlnes. The garments comprise} varsan and its clasely related pm-
GERMAN comm AND knifid sleeveless sweaters wristlets. ductS- . - - -
m ” s, TAKE 30° _ - mittens, ’aild‘oauch‘ptnert ova Petition from Lodge No. 30.71
J SH Britfmg . CANA‘ tlcleq as truth time ,togtime‘ mayor; national Associationof Machm- tmmp
Banana)! - 30 . “'dird‘l"i Bi . raga
' “Hg“ , - l. “3‘ 9 ~ i 3 your Country. your rdgenart,~ favoring .‘govmmm;
D! ' - ism? and your Battles in; figment control. or. food duringmo Wan
. ' lyour patriotism by a‘ atinn, n‘a- Petition {ruminant Union No. 7'9
_ {matter how small an amount. . .. UnitedIBrotherhood' ' of Carpenter-.1;
i ' - MRS,“ HENRY S. .GLGVER,: and’Join‘ers of New Havmflfavdflng‘;
.. , . L . . ‘ > ‘ Chairman‘the levyingot..lucome lattes " ., .
meeting; in 511101141}. ' and an; CHARL; OTTE L. RIKER,, purpose of paying war indebggdniet:
Athena dispatch Says that. the ‘ " " ’
p , ‘ Tre -,. and other «obligations of the‘ govern-
king’s followersyhnve flocked to '
l
_(Contiu’ued ‘From Page One)
m
fl‘heWomaiHviilz-doihe‘itnitti rmfint‘tand’tbelennetme , grim
tho‘wool is enpensive, evenriatwnole» of logihlationpr'eventfzé “dime-«3‘- .
‘ . ‘ b A . ,gaje price, 3150’“? DOQM‘ Yneeessarlesot. life “during thebwar an
cmasmgnum 91‘8- . . ., . .: .7 ment costsmore than 75 Canto, 6' excessive ltr'dfltS.‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘
Mesopqtanna offers the second-many wome' w‘hoiwould’~ gladly, nit: I‘.Petnion*npm.:wl,,m.s gunman '
noun; of interest“ With rm tin-"rel“tmahh *6 but much, wag ‘ "911199!an.UnmafiBfldmbrtwfe
millionth“ . jm ‘t yachtsmen.espeolully résp d o ivoringspassegei‘br Communism
. ”mar ‘. :_ “ . lotion coprohibltc polygamy ninth ;
' United suites... " “ l s'
, Bilbpropdsing“ to correct. . .
tary "record . of Charles“: Yuri-instill of
Waterbury. late or (30mm fi,,'.T'éfit. :
Ignitghth. New York Volunteer lu~ --
. or. M: . ..
318130 ‘ ‘ and ‘
.a it he th ‘ our ”to,
‘ toiephm .
_ théi now,
on. rue-men
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