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viNESDAY MAY 30,1917
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TE LE —
MEMORIAL DAY
0m oid-l'ahliioue'd Menus-rial lluy 11:1»:
W rather crowded aside this year
he preshre 01 events. 111 eager
1oration for a new \1 :11‘. 011 a tre-
.mdous scale. \1 our former
arc.
. the new zea l.
' forget
Old 51111111111111: are >\\'t‘])l 11511.1"
backward has p:1<.<111 111111 1I11- 1411-111
pl?“ “111‘ '> a Chapter 1111s1'11 that
as and regrets.
_It is not that 1111» 1111111111 lol’gn'ts 111
'19:“ thi'vt'tetnins 111111 111:1111- 1111'
'link between 0111' times 111111 the
t struggle ot the ‘.<i\'1ic.~..
Sig their reward. W-
in all l'PH‘l‘Pllt‘i', to
They
are construin-
"Ict the dead
bury its dead," and to "111-1 111 the
'13 would not were they young
Vs take from our old Memo! 1.11 llay
the noble idealism 111‘ 1111 1111-11
' fought our civil wai 1111 111111111<111
dam and unity
for the freedom of an alien race.
mimental regret luI'llx to vigorous
1:1. 9.. and action.
rifle one concerned today with \olu"
and our hpani<h
icmuittng, with 111'1‘11111'11111111» l'or
draft that will place 1-\t'1‘I\' citizen
he'servico 01‘ 111.: will]
'ccess of the 1.1b1-1'11 Ilond issue
country,
is. 0 provide financial slncws for
It
or one historical epoch and
ruling of
erica has gone;
the
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a must look forward. Its
' another. Provincial
world».\n1eri1'a i.<'
All filings me 111 be 11111111? new,
ieIcourage of the world‘s to. and
lightened manhood doe< not fail.
as tho French used to shout at
omnatlon of a new soveieign. '
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King is dear» loni: live theI
"'Amet'tcn is
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. norltl. and we are makingr it.
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DMISSION, SEVEN TIN CANS
H'hs little town Portla11d,1nd,
a free day
outs not long
eitbci.
so W1» might say.
lohg live America." 1:11»: a'
of
ill 0111-
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that1
to
11:10.
Evcry child
'ght seven discarded 1111 cans‘
ickct window cottld get in with-
tll'cr ceremony, A vast pile of
ants was heaped up before that
”sure. on the appointed day. The
then 5a 11' tliesliow,
. carted away to be put through a
The tin cans
saving all the usa-
And the ap-'
vacant
'Itltm process:
’t’ei‘ials in them.
cc of back yards and
is marvelously improved.
gh time other communities
inning to think twice before
' cans. \\ 1“ v1 e
throwing them ’
tin
to
It' s an unsight- 1
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a was1c of val-I
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sued gullies.
f disposing
that, it. is
terial. I
1e of much talk about the
of tin, individual familits
,ely begun to take the matter
andt
of them.
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1 Save your tin cans
‘ 1pm'0ver to some one who will
solder and iron in‘.
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finglishman 3 home is his ca',stie
runs, but an American'a
ore like a trench which the
bait constantly defend.
an’s home is her workshop,
. sh ought to be protected
19y interruptions and un-
. mantis upon her tithe. 'But
he tin.
mrluctit'clv that the time 1111‘ looking.
here is no 1111111-111111 1111 old 111111111115
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pendiutu 01
present” as the cert-runs them- '
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'11ttl.~1-d and the 111111in which doesn't-
01 it's movie ‘
‘01’ people who wished to "511th
1bly.
Isorious considnalion of serious
1 ten-1.
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ottice ot the $011111
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NORWAIK SENTINEL
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Norwalk
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;door and disposing ot' 1110.111:
have not the slightest
upon 1191'.
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First perhaps 1111-
hardluck talc. and the shifty cye
es her to buy shoe-laces of an impOS'
sibly shoddy grade or needles so poor
they give 111) service at all.
Men and “‘otui'u lei-l" .
111' may not buy, according to Whether
~he i~ moved by silly
I111 <1111111l. kltidli sense,
upstairs to iiiake the beds when alon:
('tilllt'h lllt'
10111- in one
hundred 111 these 11 worth buying and
l‘}' monthly payments.
that can be ordered throuch the
Ihlmltslol‘i'). This woman
:11 least half 1111 hour.
.\1 nooutinae coincs small Jennie
era for xoiuc church cclclvratloii. (1111'
iii-\tttipotlll the iteiuliboi".<
(1.1111. 11" .1 11it‘lc,b111 the door has ‘11
he opened 1111' Jennie. tho purse fetch-I
Similar
1d, the t-pls‘otli- completed.
'inntancen are only too familiar.
(‘1'1'111111 house-1111101151) t‘itllVllet‘S
:-r1- nete'ssary.
a right to come.
'lzlh company to see that the stove 1.<
111 order is usually welcmue. 11111 the
woman who makes and sells aprons
could do 11111111 better every way by tak-
ing a table :11 a down town storc oiicoI
11 week.
Now lllt‘l't‘ is proposed :1 house-IL):
house canvass by boy scouts to see if
Liberty 111111115.
pl'uplt' have bought
ranted 11>‘Silllll5 upon the houscuituv's
The-‘1n bonds are thoroughly 1111-
111.1111 :1 1111.<11:-'11111 “out buy one unyi-
“ho\\.
It's too easy to get 1111 enthusiasm
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for thinss; of this sort. It the Annit‘ii
1'1111 ootnan w"1'11- lelt to dispatch lit-t"
1111111 in a. swift 1e11m'1111'11tod fashion,
1111111 1011500111111 1111111111 l1i.<urc to dew
.1111.» to real piobh 111'- it would be
about the most useful thing
my other time in its caroer.
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THINKING IN WAR TIME
There are a good many ways of cx-_
pressing our patriotism. One is to do
some real thinking While that‘s t‘ttr
110111 the easiest way to do 0111" 5 bit,
it is someihing I(*\("‘l} one can do to
some extent.
In Montreal, early in the war, a
rcroup of men whose business was
thinking —profcs.<.ors ministcrs and
.<tud1nt'.~ of b0t1'llD10hl911154til'l't‘lt‘d
.their servims to societies and groups'
the.
Their ol'-'
1ett lenient
and
deeper issues of. the war.”
fer accepted by
groups. trade unions, etc.
more people became interested
w :1 s
More
and
limping them 011 "3mm lots the amount of intelligcnt discussion or. HUBBY CAN' T US'E
the. big isaucs has increased percepti-
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“11 need more real thinking about
There is much
inteicliange o'l
front
0111' own war problemt.
criticism an-l much
itales that some one has heard
.somc 1111c. cl<e There is no: enough
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In a pamphlet issued by the Mont-
, real men the need is stated well:
hard fighting;
Those who
in
"The war calls 101'
btit for hard fighting too.
cannot 'go to the front can help
other ways; one is to clear their own
minds and assist in creating a body of
opinion and knowledge on the prob-
lem's raised ‘by the war."
Can't more of us try to make this
“our bit?" 1
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hours :1 week in answering tht'I
who}
tight to call 'Ccmpany
the Ilztrt lord
urg- 3
She may
rentimentality
She just gt"
woman 111 sell her :1 coin:
household wisdom 1111 thit'v
local
(‘llTl-‘llllll'1'fi
lUIll‘h Iakin: up :1 collection 1111' flow-i
The census titan MS}
The woman from tlle'
111' the absolutely unwar'f
that
'could happen to the nation at this 111"
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NEW HAVEN EMPLOYEES To SUB!
SCRIBE FOR LIBERTY
LOAN BONDS.
Makes Arrangmients to
l Facditate Payment for Bonds.
The N11: \oi'k. Ntw Haven
Railroad Company and
('Ullljldllit's have made
.11111541-1111-111s v.':11'1vlaIy employees may
:ub.~:-11h1- 1111' Liberty Loan lionds
11.1'1111'111 Hullull agents, general and
pitision thin-1's. and all “mummy;
branches of the Railroad Y. .‘11. t', A.'
111 order to tat-11111111» payments for
11111111' Sillin‘t‘l'llllltlltn‘ 1111pIov1'es 111'1'1
tiltllllil‘l'il‘ 1111» payin'tstci' 01' their 1' '»
111't'll\1' t‘UlllIl.'Illt‘~ It) t'illt't't the in
station-111:1 11-1 the) 1111111 11111- 1"111111
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and:
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these :11‘1'1111h1'1111'lll-b‘.
tl11- Niw llavcn ltnili'oa'l urges the
etnploycci‘ to accept lllla opportunity
11.. 1111 1".‘ltlt'111'1-.11! lliv'il' patriotisnr.
‘ l‘o.<11'1'< issucd by 1111- company Mater;
"(1111' country is at “111'? (1111' l‘rut"
1"1111111111 has called for '11 popular war;
1111111. l'ulllull 111 and wit i111<11111 i
111111 alike 111111.11111 .1 1111111: 11~<p1111.<c to
.111 call All 1'11111'10111 111111 and 1111111
111 can do 111111' bit to I1 '111 by hny‘
I111; bonds, This In a World War. All‘
are 1111': ctcd by it. 1111'}: should d1;
his part to “1'“! no matter how small.
To win it much money 11111111 be
1 1-'-ui1d "
"he 11111111.: 111 the nation 1111' 11 (all
upon all 111111115. 11c1111.< and coil
ployees to do 1111-11 utmost to make
.tlie sale of bonds among the coin»
1pany‘s outploi'ccs :11: larce as possi‘
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lite. 5.1"!“ 110>lt‘1'> :111' Iii-in}; (liaith
butcd and plant] in Mallow, round:
home... lt'l’lLlll 111:1: 1m, chops, 1111.111111"
houses, or \\‘l1t'1‘!'\t‘l‘ railroad 1111-11 cozr‘
lyrctc. 'l‘l11 Company in 11111111111: 11111111
olllt'r'is ..nd ::'1'111;: 111111 111 :1 large
1111111111' at other 1-11111111v1-1'N :i clicularI
1 xplaiiitni: the 111cthod of payment, to»:
tut-[her 111111 1111: 1'11'1'11lar or 1111' S1”“'(ll I
:1:11')‘ 111' the 'I'1'1-1wn'y. .1111! a 1.11hnc"11p-
11011 blank. I
, There are about 10.000 1111ployoes1
'on 1111' payroll oi the New Haw“ 111111 I
road. If onehall' 01‘ these subscribed
to 11 51.311 bond. the total sttlist‘tlptiollfi
would 11151-11 Summon.
The companies :1.<.~'111'-1.'111-11 with the;
New lliivtsn in this are the ('t'llll‘tll‘;
New England Railway. the New ling»;
land Steamship Company, the llitl‘i 1
I'ord and New York 'l‘ransportationl
1‘11111pany. :ttd the .\'1-\\' lh'dtord,‘
\lartlia's Vineyard and Nantucket
Steamboat t‘otnpan‘v
FARMERSWlLl. NOT LOS'E MONEY:
N11“ \Uilli. May 29.—-<\\itl1 a fund.
."f 11;?» 01111 11111111 later may 11c lncrcaa
ed the \\1~<t (.‘llt’bttil t‘ountyt‘ommlsu
sion of. ‘11tety has insured DetueenI
‘lit'ty and .<e\1'nt,\'~1"iv11 1’111'111ersagainstg
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1 all possible loss on ~tl11'lt' crops I11 the;
event that priee< should drop, it was"
1111110111111 11 today.
Th 1- 1:11 funnels \. I111 have enlisted In
'1111- 1e<1 r111 arm) 01 food pr'oducets.;
‘:1rc assured a minimum price of $1.30
1“ 111141101 for potatoes and $1.71”. a push-
1111 for corn and buckwheat. In tut'n'
'thc farmers have pledged themselves.
to increase their acreage and raise as
much food as the soil can develop.
LEC’POLD DE ROTHCHILD DEAD.I
11‘11x110x May 211 11 20 a m— 1
'Leopold dc Rothschild died this morn-’
.1111: at his home at Leighton Buzzard,
after an itinesa of six weeks. Mr. de
Rothschild was 72 .years old, and was
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the third son of Baron Lionel dc
othschild, founder of the English.
branch of the. famous banking house.
For many years prior to the war Mr.
de Rothschild was a piomincnt figure
in English racing circles, and in 1904
his horse St. Amnnt won the. Derby.
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1 ‘WIFE'S TELEPHONE!
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.‘All Because He Said ‘He Hoped the
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. Legs"——Frequently
. and her flag.
Citim ot Norwatk.
We must not let this Memor-
ial Day pass with but Little 1111-
tice. it is the Memorial Day of
all Memorial Days, and God
cnl" anws' n: 1'1 many of us wh:
see J1the igbt or this day will live
to see 111:: down of another day
which has been dedicated to
those brave men who offered up
their lives on the altar of their
country in defence of the nation
Many of us who gather today
to honor the memory of our
country ’5 heroes will before an-
other Memorial Day arrives be
laid away somewhere in a for-
eign land or at the bottom of
the deep sea as a part of the
price paid by the United States
of America in the Great War
of Freedom.
Today we honor the memory
of those men who fell in 18151-
1365 in defence of the Union
which our forefathers establish-
d, the memory of those who
gave up their lives in 1898 when
we showed the Kingdom of
Spain that we were a united mo
tion; the memory of the patriots
of 1776, who made this country
possible; the memory of the
heroes of 1812, who defended
the honor of the new and
struggling country; the memory
of the men of 1846, who showed
to that country of our southern
border (Mexico) that we were
cry of those brave men who
were sacrificed in Vera Cruz in
1914. and to the memory of the
brave Americans who as airmen
or members of the American
Ambulance with the armies of
France and Great Britain odor-
ed up their lives in the great
fight, Democracy vs Autocrooy.
Let this day menu more-to us
than it has ever done before.
Let. it set us thinking of the
days to come when our men will
be answering their country’s
call to the colors; the days when
our army will be leaving the
land they love so well for a land
which is saturated with the
blood of heroes; the days when
our flag will be bravely waving
on the firing line alongside of
that of our mother country,
England, and of our sister,
France; the days when the
ships of our now will bé pro-
ducing a. new Paul Jones,
Lawrence. Perry, Farragut or
o. Dewey; the days when we re-
ceive the reports of a bottle
won or a. battle lost; the days
when we receive the long list
of casualties the results of
this bottle or that battle. and
how carefully we will go over
the lists looking for the names
of our beloved ones; the days
when the shot and torn heroes
are returned to their native
land some armless, some leg-
less and some blind; the days
of the return of our triumphant
army from this egreatest of
all the world's rs. the War
of Humanity audIFreedom.
Let not this day pass with but
thought of pleasure. It should
be a sacred one to you. . It
should remind you that you
have a duty to perform. You
owe something to your coun-
try, your country by brth or
your country by adoption, the
country which has protected
you .tlie country which has on
abled you to earn your daily
not to be trifled with; the mom 1 '
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lplzitoon guides and leaders changt;
‘every day so as to give us all 11‘
chance.
bread and the country in which
for years you have enjoyed
peace and prosperity.
Today your country calls
you. It needs the services of
every man, woman and grow-
ing child in its Great National
Army, some to fight with shot
and shell, some to core for its
wounded, some to till the soil
and others to produce the
necessary implements neces-
sary to carrying the war to a
successful termination.
Citizens of Norwalk let. us
before the setting of today‘ 5
sun ans'wer our country' a call
by saying ”Ready. "
TELFAIR M. MINTON.
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BY LOCAL WRECRUIT
(Qounnued from First Pose.)
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ldevelopul light arm in :1 V111. it'w .
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days.
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Storey. Fourth Nw York: JUI' look
Ihart. Nth New I'lllflldnlll Ju'l:.:.- .lolin .
lKeouh, 01h New 11311151111111: Fred N. "
1 Smith. 911'. New L'IlL’l’iIItl] Fred lioyer.
Ilst New linulsnd: \\'illi:1111 tlntnbait
land myself. 1 Sec Judge Keogh name '1
frequently. as his barracks are right ’
ihursday’ s ..p
The Call of the 111111
Standard Quality Merchandise
ls Economy
Extraordinary Savings on
‘neti'i to mine. Ht i.< muting to b1"
Iadepl at outdoor shaving.
We n1111p:115:."11 In” 111 :11 1'1: 1"».1
12:11 bi'.1>al last it 13:011. Start drill :11
7:00, and continue Ulllll 12:00 o'clock ..f
Inn” :11 12:31: to 12:11). 1:1-1111111 1.1 3:511
’ond mess a1 0 o'clock. Study from
1 7:00 to 9:110 o'clock. Call to quarter:
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White Dress Lint-n
ante and
hits.
“Mk“ .“ 9‘1"” “‘7‘ ‘1‘ “l“""‘"" Made 111‘ 1':-oi bruit'ir Frans
Ir-ul‘pl‘lnitlfé wen;- qtial- II1:.;\I.' 1111111- 1.1-:1111. ~"'niii bur
4.1 inches waio 111vr<. 111 good t'olot'.<_ Size 1111
legular $1.50 98c yard
Genuine Crcx Ruins
10 feet, ltvt'nlai $521111.
at 9:311 and 'Iaps at 9:43 We don'1 .{
gxt't. much time to 11111'511‘11'05 except
Saturday afternoon and 'i‘!11:.<11;13.~ 1
Time is 111) short that. a lul'u‘ twinning
lion 111111: Muppet shaving 1'11: ir 111111 .1. Q
time for .1 ,'
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Sale. .
Sale ............ $9.98
Complete Line of Ex-
tension Window Screens
\\'1:11l1’1\v
Chiffon Voile
inthes wide. Stii'pv'tine
luv 73c.
sci 1-1'11.~. wooden
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had 11111‘ lit'p't lectutu; on 1111' 11111::
shower bath.
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lcm is “Sill and is much simpler and'
leilcctlte. 'l'lll'l‘l' 111'1» no 1111115. the'
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Specially manic
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It':'ltit‘-~, colt-led 111111
tinlll.
151 111111 .
Beach Cloth
for
111 all
1.11.-
Sullilllt'l'
the de-
$2.99 and no
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‘main obi-ct 11111111.; to put the gentlol 11,1 [mp colors. \"111'11 “Id“ ”w”.
1 1111111 oppo<11e 51.11 as MN”) 115 you can 1'5. i”. Etc. Scrc '6“ Doors
l The treatment of the enemy i.- 1.11 posifl' ' " ..
,livcly 1'111l1- that the company 1'0:Il'<tl Sale . . .. ...... 200 yard A“ Slét‘fi' ~ - $12" and [ID
;~vhen 11 was first explained. but ““111 p.....[, , 1 . .
E'all think the 11111) has its advent: 11:11 ‘F'I" Bial'fluisette Curtains .. '. ."""' P"(; measure
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lhim. but. 111' will 11:111.» to take 1115"" a ', . Two 1'11111'1 'rv Colonial qtvle
lt‘lliill('1‘. Every one is healthy, and in 1"; English Imperial Long- yup“. 1:3" ' ' ' '
Inood spirits 'l'lli' conditions are int-”II cloth C1 "
I‘provin: e1e1'_\ day. and the work of; ' 13 mm 1,1..(.0I,_ 50p t'huniois male .............. 29C
the department i.1' mainlv taking i:1:o.,;" - .. ' . —
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cold show.ei.< 11111111111 111-cker b1111k<2f§ Sale ....... $1.96 ”18439
lmnsidci' .1111111 ”11- dittitultiee to ‘31'1/1 ' Kettle
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and coach.
The other day 11 cmali'y horse brokev 1
viccable kind.
Recular $3.00 $1.98 niece
Iltt'izulat‘ 83.1111
Cut Glass Sugar and
line.
When 111» euw a lot 111' ““1” on
and 111' ones in back dropped out 1111
1‘
"wife" was 11:11. 111- ' .
did not i '?
'kiiow 111» ha: alone and was; rushed
Iaroniut 1111111113.: the barracks t‘or titti'e;
:1. distance Iicl‘ei'c 111- M :41). It fui'u ‘.‘,f.
21:111'11 :1 1:11:11 deal 111' ataum-nn-nt for'.
112 Piece Dinner Set
- ' ' '1 4 ' ' 1 1~ - ‘ . . 11 1
1':: llndnra 'l\"1\ lilo.""T'l"'t'tt'1'111l1'1"1" 11l":t'1:'";l' Mud" “f American porcelain. Valli? $1.:)0 ....... 98C
1‘: out the mummy M ized the 1111111‘I ('“llllll‘1‘l1‘ 1'0“ ‘1‘-3 IN‘I‘BOIIH- All the l. .. , -
lll w.1: tiailinu. 2111111111; \1 how was my ”1" trio-<1 'lesirahle pieces are in- ullWfl L'IiO‘ii'i‘l'S
“""" I‘h1 ""‘-""‘ ""““"‘ oft "PM“ ' cludcd. \‘1-1‘)‘ llt'11l. (told lace. l’ourtoeu inch blades, eight
border.
Special ......... $10.98
Cream Set
Itccular $113.31). wheel. Value $71.54).
Sale ....... .
$4.49
the rcst‘ oi us.
The barracks
about 135111 feet
rows of bunks,
'I‘be taller men are
aniuiltr l'ullous at
are four and
long. 'l‘liei‘e are two;
one down each side:
:11 one end.
the other
31‘1"
the ‘
..1ctton< with :111 otlicer (I‘i‘al'l'Vt) inIday,
charge of oath.
the 00111111111), in the my stittil1l~'.
almost as many as there 1111-
battttlion ot' the t'.
I' 1:111 bum in camp
assignid in ch1'111::- 01 511111111 1::
111111 1‘:.“131115 It'.. Was a member of:
my squad until yesterday when he,
was not cominzitulinc the company. ition
conuuander. first sergeant.
It i
in :1.
1 (1p
semi you some.
CIGAR GROWERS' CONVENTION.
1 liAltTi‘Oitl).
1 hr- member"
barracks are divided into low onuul: Tobacco association in this thy
They cannul'nnn 1111 1111-1'11111""“ “‘l’ri’sm‘d “1’ 111111111 follum'is et-
“1' have It‘ll men in tobacco raising and tobacco paclviut' the sea in Nova Scuria that (.1' 111.111
H
and dealing sections ot
welcomed the candidades
tanncunccment of gifts 111 the 11550011. In”! of 1230 \cssels [rpm Luncnburg,
$1200 for French 011111111111. and;
I$300 to Red Cross
I’tcsident Joseph I". Colman
If you want any more new»: New lork. responded to Mr liass \\ cl l
drop 11111 a line. and I guess I can come on behalf of 11111 National Asso
‘ciation. and dcllveied his annual ad:
NO FEAR OF SU'BMARINE.
any 2:1..171111111111 ctnif '”“ .-
of the National t‘iga: 1.11111“ ST-JOHN'b‘1N. l"., .\l.1,\' 251,~.\'11'.'.2
10_t‘ouutlland fishermen do not share the
11m 001mm_'subm:1rinc~ may c111.“ the Miami.
N. 1;. wheneverilhmjumiub S Haas of this city DFOSl'i and work two: in thc ti 11:11:; 110.1111:
1 lHW' llf‘t‘n dent of the Connecticut Assoiiution. lgathcted 0“ “W “"4““ ”dill“
Word
has bein recoivcd that 1111- fishing
He made:
'N. S. which annually seeks cod on the.
Grand Banks. is Iikciy to abandon that
fregion this summer becauscot such
".apptcliension. Local fishing interests
icons‘idei the danger sulllcient
I't'tmt staying away
.112. -
to war-
from such prolific
‘O'h'finacn 111. (111.1111'1‘11'955 fismng ground"
1‘ ‘
\'1\EW YORK, May 29. ——.\lrs. M. M
‘1 1'ankcl of Spring 'Valloy is to have.
In tclcphonc. but her husband can't‘
111.11 it Sevcial month's ago a com-‘
plaint of the. New York Telephone Co
'lhat Fr ankci expressed the hope to
break their legs—trequently,”
,scrvice discontinued. .\ow the com
mission has granted 1111's. Frankel a}
telephone for personal use. but with:
the proviso that hubby refrain from -.
using it.
STATE WILL BUY LIBERTY BOND.
HARTFORD. May 29.~State Tréas.
are: Frederick 1S. Chamberlain an-
nounced at tho capital today that he.
S.
. telephone Operators that "they would, 0 fine 11111191111111 Church Sunday
that "nighl. after four years of service
public service commission ordered hisi 111 be‘k‘VNl lie intends to move to the f '
w.est
NEW BRITAIN PASTOR RESIGNS
...—......
NEW BRITAIN. May 29.———Rev. F.
I‘lillingham resigned his pastorate
It
COAL COMMITTEE APPOINTED.
—-—v—w '
HARTFORD, May _ 29..—-Governor
IMarcus H. Holcomb has appointed the
following to represent Connecticut 011
the New England General Coal Com-1 '
mittee: 11.1111 Bulls/rd". 13111115390111;
were taken by
, oto‘gmph shows the his boots in a rough sea alter the vessel
. c the wool fit I 1 out». . .
.-.i...“ _. 1 ____ -
BOATS AFTER SHIP S ANK
Those 11116111111111.1111 11111111111511 ship. 11111114111; aster the torpedo of a Go rmnu submarine struck her mostly,
due of the passengers 3:an a mall boat
The upper plot, are showing the stern of the vessel
was in the ropes from the stern slipping to the water. It
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