Evening sentinel, Friday, June 22, 1917 · page 6

 

 

 

THE SOUTH NORWALK4 'the German food dictator pbssessES4REGISTRATION 4 4

lift the discharge of his huge task he;

EVENING SENTINEL 4 4 4 4 4 444
3.1. c A. L. GOLDEN Propsum‘“ Demetri-V ... 011mm 13

poal Never'theltss the women of.
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4.‘\nierica should take his recommends

 

 

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ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN

' flimsy, JUNE 22
martian. acme r
TOMORROW

.. Bightide 1:.04a m.;1:.36p m.
" Sun rises 4: 21', sets? :30
. _ “fl ‘-._,......J Llittitinr, corn bread or other ten-als.
_, EVENING SlilNTlNEL TELE- 31 ;. p.,,.,_,,uzu.h. (.35), 40 do ”444 104.
PHONE CALLS hm} fast 4 g 4
gdltofial§gom53§z i bit-tond. sate meat by buying less, if
'- usrness ce—
' Norwalk Branch Office—1388.
Editor s Residence—2182.
‘ city Editor 5 Residence—4492.4
' Business Manager 3 Residence—4
113-12. ‘ l

'.tions as 133. and put flit-in into prac-
lie

begun his liousewives’ campaign

- . lice to the best of their abilit3.
1917 has
OR with what he calls “six general prin-
tthdrs of instruction,“ as follonsr

First. save the wheat by eating at

lit-11st one u'ltt-rtlless meal a day. sult-

 

3'ou have been buying liberally, serv-

 

;in: smaller portions and allowing .110
waste, .
Third, save the fats. This is a rule

jtvhose importante few Artiericans yet

 
 

"‘ "'"fl'"- W :r't-ztlize. We have always had fats in
R ES
RED CROSS COU S 4 4 '.'».hundarrce. and have always wasted
"l -'- ' "11!. ' of.tut.\' 'IY' . . ,
"'9“: d” '0'“ '0 “b h' 5 them. lie u: re eaten three times as

err by the Red (‘ross wherever the!
them—
club,

much fat as we cart digest, anti thi'own'

‘ is a sufficient demand for
_ which means that any woman’s

even in a very small town or rural dis-

still more away. if we Could afford

to paste fat..- bt»fore, we can no longer '

do so. Fats ire used in vast quanti-

‘ ' n 'ecui'e an “rlllllol'llt‘d 4 4 4 4
1mm, w ld h ' tt' , Illt‘S 1n the irianufat-tur'e of explOsnes.
s 0' ' "win it' it took sti meat 4 4 4 4
mire '0 ..rte 1'“ tilt-cause or their diversion m that
These. are t'X-

interest irt the matter.
trenrelv useful for all tt'omen to have.

purpose the tl-i'rnians are suffering
titeenly for“ thr- lat'k, and in France anti

' ~ - \\;l|' touches tit-.111 . 4
vtltether or not the t of ””4 tie-

closely. The-y deal with matters ev-

' try woman should know if 'sh els to

lt-laium the deprivation

t-essai'y food element has promoted

spread ttl dist-,ase especially in-
WI- must out enough fat

anti maintain otti'Jiotlily

Hit

1 1 1 ell ()1 int lainil3 tf-
. take cart oi it s 4444 44444444444

 

fectively.
These ('Otll‘SPs are in First Aid, lilo-

(If
this enough throughout the war,

'to keep well
hur if we want to continue gt‘t-

 

ht'ur ;
inentar'y Hygiene and Home 1 are we
the Sick. Home l‘it'tetics and Surgical
Dressings 'l‘lrt-
plained by their lillt‘s.
sort of bandages

must check thv Waste now.

 

first three are ex—

’l‘lttr last t':’:rt‘lr'

,’ i~‘ourth. illltlit' up for lllly real or

imaginary deficit in any of the food-

es how 10 ”Wk" a" stuffs lllt'lllltillt'tl by eating more We?

 

and dressings 111mm” "'\' "um" and (tables, which are now becoming abun-
doctors in "firing "m "l" Him and dual, by using “511 inétlt‘ad of niettt,'
wounded, wtrttt NIt-Il'llilalioll is “113444444444"4444444440444” “44444444444444 44.44444
how to do it and in: do 1's or like 1121- and 4444 ”4 “444444 “44 haw 441444444 in-
iure. 'stt-ad of wheat. ‘
' Elizabeth ""82“" in "'0 p.91 Stator-4 l-‘iftlr. save transportation by con-

' '(lay Evening Post, declares that none
of these, nor all of them, really fit airy

sunring, so far as possible, products of
"llriy from the local mill-t

eat vegeta-
near home"

_ local origin.
young woman for the duties of nurse s
' aid in a war hospital. She advises that

taking in p:rl‘t\‘

or. the local packer, and
bles and fruits

’lhis is important as :1 practical way

"l‘0\\'ll

' a totally new course.

. . ‘ h - n": .3; )f
0f ”’95“ and adding " "'0" d i' ' .of rclieviti: the: railroad congestion. it

,maltet- not touched upon, he writtcn4“444 ”4444444 440044 44444444449444 too. 44 44444444
and administered young 444444 “4404444444 .... 4
planning to take up 33.11 nursing This '4 Sixth. 4440 440844444 of 44m clean 44444494 44
new is in the minds of many “"0 -a principle which explains itself, _ 4
' mitt}. seen the actual work hack of .

llt'
ccsstrr'y rules by

it) women

 

t These are dimple, sensible and ite-

the lhf‘llt'llt‘s, and will no doubt

all families
filled in the near future. Mcantirntu‘mny ”m“,

.-evel‘y woman who can possibly tlo «145441444454 This 24444444 “4444 “my 440445444444
ought to squeeze out tinn- enough from 4 he won in 4444444444444“ 4444444444434 America
flier other duties to lllltt‘ as much :ts4444‘p44444S everv woman to do her b4454-
she can of whatever is available, “14-
her locality. 4
The ad3antages of
knowledge widespread amonu Hit 330
inch of a community are \er3 meat of our 1005.. "hm,“ to limp. Sam for

which

 

serve their country and

_~._._ .-., _ ......” ....

SPENDING FlVE BILLIONS
'.r't3in'1 such 3 _

Now that wJ-t '\'e given $°t100 000 000

 

 
 
 

“The health standards 0T Stit‘h ft 0091' '43vat purposes. anti will soon give him

her-111st at 3"otrtttttttrtt1n more we re glad to be.

munity 'will rise at 011m
'.’tt. Conservation of ltt‘ttltlt 100““ 119' assured that 0111 mone3 isnt going to
one of the most important phases of be wasted 'l‘he gmmnmpm plans to

This is our- war in make piety dollar of it go as far as

 

 

twinning the war.

 

which women can “(‘10- :llOsith and count toward the actual

....______._._—-———— lttinning' of the war. I
DOUBLE L'VES 'N WAR TIME \1 rterials are scarce, and prices ar'e'
One unexpected "05“" 0" New York bound to be high judged by ordinar.‘ '

state’s military census has been the B444 they are to 4444 held}

4nc0vcering of rnen leading dual lives. (40444444494445

Scores of such citizens are said to

have been found in New York city.4

The national registration is doubtless

 

‘standar ds.
‘tlown to the lowest level
with a fair profit to the manufactur-I
Superfluous middlemen will be
eliminated. There will be no more}
revealing Similar crises in many (orn- 444444404444444043 crapin" enormous uncarn-'

 

 

 

(’l‘S.

unifies
The men who have been rnnintninlnc
wo domestic establishments are

 
 

Icd profits, no mete forcing up of pric-
es through the bidding of governments
- 11' 'against each other.
serious dilema. They have got to; All the buying of war materials fol"
gisier Inasmuch as every house lot] the allied nations is to be concen- 4
older is being checked up by the po- 44434941 in the hands of a single 004mg
(to to make sure that none “Sm"? it mission, consisting of American busi- E
eetns incumbent on the double-rand This simplification of war'
' an. to reg's'e' "Vice “031 'purchasing will save our country hun-'
mare pleading to be allowed to do't t'heds of millions of dollars It Willi
registering once under their ownl and

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

Incss men.
or;

save our allies' money likewise,
:1 es,,
es and once under assumedn m ttlteiefonc contribute to our joint suc-
tale;- to escape detection. An (1!

icess by making all appropiiations go
in of them want to know whether

 
 

 
 

4fur rther. And it. will hurt no legiti
yll be liable twice for militar3 imate 44449449544 4
__.____———.——————

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

e of our revolutionary patriots is-
nous for his regret that he had

tit. one life to give his country}
modern patriots—have the ad-

tage of him. And it might be only
from a moral viewpoint, to hold
bin to it. Why shouldn't a man
thus a double life give both lives

”The man 'who seeks to profit by
the. necessities of his' counlrv at this
hour of her peril," says Lord Rhonda.
British food controller, nothing
short of a blackmailer. and mustbe
treated as such." - 4 ._

. .

FOOD BILL TD PASS SATUEDAY

 

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Th - country?
————O—-—-——- WASH-INGTON, June 21.—The ad-
" FOOD RULES . ministration Food Control bill will

probably parts the House Saturday.
bur-when it will-go through the Ben-
ate in uncertain. although the metal

erberb 0. Hoover, food hdmlnlstra-

 

 
 
 

the food supply.

 

‘Fedcral warrants will be immediately

.throughout the slate
. t'onrri'chtnsion

,l‘t’pOl'le'd it) 1113
']>t"l‘>0l1$ who failed to register. with- ”'

druisier:
. t'all

iflt'ers to fill that all male pt rsons be- ‘

4thr'ouphout the state of persons who
' have failed to comply 331th the rec lat-i
. tration la“.

1 cause it is impOSsihle for any cenlral
office to inquire into" all cases.”

' shelter at. the Capitol today was that.

 

to, 1.9mm.“ would be accomplished
owed with such mei- tit .

 

 

 

 

TIME IS
EXTENDED t!

(Continued from first Page.) '44

. 4..

failure is (’Xf’llc‘lblf‘. after these p--:'-
sons are registered, to. hold in cus-
tody all prsons who reinst- to l't’f-llrt-l'
and immediately report in writing all
facts in connection with such arrests.

 

issued in such cases.
Mr. Spe-Ilacy's Statement.

Mr. Spellacys statement IO.”0“'.~H~"

‘lit'ports made to me by various
clerks of the registration boards
indicate a mis-
of the registration
law. it primary object is to require
the registration of all malt- persons
between the ages of 21 and 31 years.
In many instances. the clerks have
otlict- the names of

out furnishing arty other information.

 
 
 
 
 
 

TOMORROW

All Star Bargain 03 y

Thousands of Dollars Worth of Standard Merchan- ,,

disc at Tremendous. Savings.

 

it is the duty of the clerks and Re;-
istr'ation Boards in all cases to cori-
suit tht-ir local police officers, and to
ask these officers to render such as-. .-
sistanct- in the execution of the law, 3.
as may be required. "'

“On account of this misconception,
the time for voluntary registration
will be extended until and including‘
\\'etlnesday. June 27,.191’1’. '(‘lerks'
or registration boards are consequent--
ly requested to receive all applica-
tions for registration and to register,»
persons who will apply before this? '
date. They should have their local
oflicei's seek out those 'pt'rsons liablt 4.
for registration who have not i'egis- '
hard and endeavor to get them to g
register. in the 't3'ent ol' the refusal}:
of such {persons ‘.‘.1 are: isteil lultei' .'“':“‘
Dt‘lll" lt‘qlltslt‘d thct-ltrksor' rue istrt-“r l
tion boards should lntnrtditttely cause.
such person to be arrested anti r1--4;‘
port this fact to me. lpon the re-
ct ipt oi stith a r'eport ,a “'1’llt‘lllll for

Sale

our entire stock has been are

of beautiful silk drcs

 

reduced. regardless of

cnhagen. wisteria. tan and g

Sale prices.

 

t Wonderful value, good styles,

Regular $1.00

Silk 0re$ses

former“
prices. all are the newest models.
“hire. Green. blue, black. (‘op

$9.98. $12.98. $14.98. $16.50

Voile and Novelty Waists

EXTRAORDINARY PURCHASE
500 DAINTY SUMMER WASH SKIRTS

ses,
'ttlv 0f Gabardine pique and fancy weaves. rit-vti' lit-fort,- ltrttt- we of
' feted such skirts as these at the low price of
IL
82.95

 

Wash Skirts

For street and sport wear, skirts in new styles. \v.'h novelty belts
and pockets. trimmed with pearl and fancy buttons. A beautiful as—

stri‘lmt‘itl in all the new and wanted materials,
$1.00 to $6.50

r23 3‘.

 

fine materials.
79c

......o-o...»uo-......-.

 

 

the arrtst of such ptrsons will in lr'
sued and then will be no lenient.
shown in cases of this character. 4

“in other words, it is my tlttslref4
to extend to all persons who but .. -
failed to rtgisttr an opportunity to
to have the local officials

in silk stripes. linen. voilcs,

Ul‘S.

Smart Tailored anti Fancy Style Waists

flap. silks, etc.

and sashes. every color i> here.

in all the fashionable col

$1.98

Fibre Sweaters

 

to their attention the require-1
rntnts of the law After this oppor
tunity has been extended anti refused. ‘
failure to register brooms-4 “mill and:
will be until tttlv proser utttl
”'l‘aragtaph 10 of the t'euistlatlont
regulations presctihed by the Prcsi
dent makes it the tlutt" of police ofli

AL...

......nn-u-uo

White Voiles

Splash and
fine woven
white ci'cpers;

Special

snow flake of]
sheer quality; 1
value 29c.

flesh and white. .

‘Pl 5.

.........19c

$6.98 and $7.49
Chine Waists

lace, finest ctrtbi'oider'ics and tut-kings:

$2.98

Children’s and Misses’
WASH DRESSES

lleatrtiful array of crisp new summer
\‘oiltrs and Linens.

 

......uI-nso-.--.-...a
s

tlso

models—(iingliains, l'oplins,

 

’1 French Chiffon Voiles
4" Fine duality. snow white. \‘t

'E
in smart moth-ls, daintiest of
let-ed. \ny rolite oflle-tr who reftrsts'.'
every way iii st-t-kiiri: out those who
.tiori law. and is himse'lt liable to or
e . s . ~ - - ' -
th \'Ll'ltlll. litrtrtls will he in” 744444 444 inches \vlde.
it
"i would like to impress upon the

49c

$1.98 to $10.00

MILLINERY SALE

Still greater mark-downs tomorrow.

rlti-r

 

3.. Great assortment at
ty’
" d
tween the dtsiunalr d ages have l't'RlS'. "Q
to (math \v' '.h the r'tquest of ”H4.”
local l‘r’;.‘it~ll‘.‘tliull boards to assist i114 .4
h.'-r3t not l<'..'is tttttl thereby bctomcsi
guilty of .m lllll‘. allot) of the rtulstra- 4
rust and prosecution
“the re: istralious now teteivcd hv.
(ortlanee \tilh Paragraph 40 of thc4
i'tgistratiou tuegulatlons ._ Yard ........ . . . . . ..
clerks of the various boards HID" Wh‘ '
necessity for promptly reporting 5 lte Pique

value 39

Trimmed Hats

 

i Gabardine

I“int‘ woven. excellent

'lhis r'cport should Con- t.'t4

material,

cases of wilful violations of the l‘t‘li-t Medium size wells: c. Q] Pv4- q ..

.i-‘lt'i'liml ‘3‘". The llt'rmrtrutirt of}. 7. ‘ i' Former ri‘lt‘t‘ 3’0 t 77.0 " .4.) t0 ‘4’“)

Justice has requested that all arrest 4 ' ‘ drd """"" ’ ' 200 I ' $ A) 0 3 ' "

shall be tirade [)3 June 30, 1917 (‘on i ' H

N'ttucnlly. I Would r-ettllrst a. prompt bWhite Pauli“ and Untrlmmed ats

r't-por't front the \atious (ltrltsfl‘l. 69C to Q1 75
' I, .

 

5,000 Yards of Dainty Voiles

i. :in the name if the person. his atl- , .4 for “'H'S'R'J'WWW and inidtlies. .
t.\ess ctcupation. and it brief little .1: 6 07“" value ”JC' .3 Exquisite Colorings.
to what eff'ctt has been made to it'tl t 3 ard . . . . . . . . . . . . 09C 12 1'20. 190. 290 yard

him to reclsrtr what his claims for

Wonderful value—all a full 3artl wide and choice designs.

 

nonr'egistratlon are based upon. and'
proof or ttrdtnt e of his .'l,.t‘ and his
residence."
tThe Governor's Statement. ill
The followitrr: statement addressedl
..

Pongec Linen
iti pretty slur

i
if
it;

Non-erushahle.

Special. yard -.

. 49c

ties.

$2.00 Yard Wide Striped Silks

For separate skirts ,
Yard............ $1.49

 

to registration hoards throughout 1;
(‘onnectictrt was seat 0111 by Govern-- '
or Holcomb: l 4

“The oilice of the lnitetl States .94
District Attorney and this office huve'tw
ritit-s lists of persons whose names. 43;}

Dress Linens

All pure linen. suitable
skirts. suits and dreshes;
plete color assortment.

Very special. yard

(‘01!)-

69c

Wool Serge

Yard 33 ide in black and navy. Regular 75c.

Special .vard. .....

f or'

--.u...

560

 

received from various towns and
atomic to the inllitar3 census btrt wl'lro
have not registered under the sch-r: 13$
tivc conscription law. These lists
in this form are oi no assistance in'f ,
securing the registration of those who it
have not voluntarily appeared. DP'W

"You attention has before this beeni'

Palm Beach Suiting

in the season‘s
plain shades. a splendid sir
for linen; value 4390.

'Snecial.yard

most desirable

fabric. and an excellent substitute

25c

1,000 Yards of [littoral Beach Cloth

Sport Skirting, worth 396. Excellent st3les.

Special
Refrigerators

We sell the' best refrigerators
for keeping your catablcs pure and

w

19c

...-.....'....... ... :- ...

5c Water Tumblers

Presser] glass.

on?!

6 for? 19c

 

called to the provisions of Section 40! '§
of the Registration Regulations which "i
make it the dirty of your board to uset'"
(very reasonable effort to find per-l

sons who have failed to register their: 4
names for prosecution. and also lot

the provisions of Section 1 of those

French Chiffon Voiles

Fine quality, 40

Value 49c.

inches wide.

29c yard

fresh.
$10.00 uh

 

$1.00 Preserving Kettles

10 quart size, blue and white
enamel.

- 35c Tea Pots

Black jet. earthenware teapots,

 

'rcgulations which make it the duty of. r
'all police omcers to give every 115- '.ShfldOW Cretonnes
sistance in the consurmnction of the - 1' '~ ~‘
. . ' ' . 1'. site if s1
registration. These provisions are' A "filmy 0 a h e
not empt3 words. but impose dutiest
which. on the one hand, should ap-.
peal to your patritftism and. on the!

lugs, yard wide. Value 39c.

"11.3.5;

dainty combinations of rich color-

29c yard

F-

five cup size. 25c IDC

 

grill.

81.25 Wash Tubs .
Galvanized iron, medium size.

890

$1.19 Tea Kettles

No. 8 steel gray enamel;

 

 

85c

Silk Sport Skirts

ll! :1 l‘tttll)‘
ol' silk skirts.
sunrrut-r' 3'.t:tr.
your selection.

Tomorrow ......... $3.49

Regular- $5.119 talut.

beautiful assor'ttrtent
Just llrt thing for
many models for

 

Attractive models,

 

$1.25 to $4.98

New Fibre and Wool Sweaters

Here you'll find the widest selection of sill: fibre, 33'Ool and Shetland
sweaters. in plain and fancy weaves, novelty collars and pockets, belt

Wool Sweaters

$7.49 and $8.98

lnfam‘s’ and Children’s Sweaters

Complete assortirrtnt in Copenhagen. rose. 1"

'en, canary :tnd gold.
Willimantic Spool Cotton
Black only.

3c snOol

 

Wire Hair Pins
12 nackages for Se

 

Womcit’

Slip

s Pearl Earrings

quality.

39c
Box Writing Paper

23c quality

19c

~s

Parisian F ace. Powder

‘.‘.‘rt' sin-.

15c

 

Cluuv Lace

l L? to 4 inches wide. 15c and
19c duality.

11c yard

Stamp G00ds
A special lot bf scarfs, Shams,
pillow tops, table squares, laundry

bags, children's dresses, etc, worth
up to 50c each.
. 19c

Special . .
Men's 25c Silk Neckwear

A choice

 

variety of patterns.

19c

Women’s Summer Vests
2 for 25c
Women’s White Silk Hose

With embroidered clock effects,

fine quality.
Special . . .. . $1.15 nair

Children's Silk Lisle Hose

Ribbed, all sizes.

 

 

29c Dair

 

'other. will subject any person falling
in them to the penalties of the law let
The neglect of any man to register
increases the burden upon those who.
do appear; every effort should there-'z- .,
fore be tirade to reach all persons; '
who ought to register but who have
not done so. Under the terms of 11104
telegram a copy of which is given in;
another communication enclosed here-!
with you may still take the registra-
tion of those persons who have failed
before this to appear: but in case of
a wilful and continued refusal to reg-
ister, the fact should be at once re-
ported in writing‘to the United States .
District Attornev at Hartford with
such details as will make it phssiblc
for him to investigate the case. and ,. Heavy weights and:
particularly with all possible evidence'i , strong; good wearing
bearing upon the age of the suspected ,3,- quality ' '
person. i . .4 12 1-20 each
"‘A compliance with this duty re-} ‘ '———"'—‘"":
quires that your board should itself 4' 16¢ Bat-h Towels
examine into every case where a’fall-' .— Large size “hudw white."
one to register is suspected. Andlhm with hemmed ends good4
faithful performance of that. duty-by.
every registration board in the state
is'the only may to make the regis-
traitor: momma accurate. - ~
MARCUS 3.1101400“,

t,

$1.00 Table Cloths 1
Heavyweight bleached
damask in n'ttiactivc pat-

terns, hemmed ready for
use 3‘

. 79c;
19c Dish Towels

O'na yard long; strong _
absorbent quality, neat.
fast wedlor borders.

12 1.2.: ‘
17c Huck Towels

4&5.

E.~.§\

 

 

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l;

 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Generous size,
absorbent, hemmed ends.

 

$1.25 Bungalow
Rugs ,

All colors, washable and "
reversible, size 27x60.

.29c Bath Towels

Extra size, good heavy .
weight.
quality, trimmed ends.

 

’20c Pillow-Cases

istmtuuality; size ‘45an ‘

23c Bath Towels ,

Heavy weight, large size,

2 1-2c Huck Towels

soft and

good di' ving quality. “('8'

8c-each _ ' 15c each

$1.49 Bed Spreads

Large bed. size, heavy'

 

85c Bed'Sheets
. Size 64x90 for
beds:
able.

weights and close woven. '

' . 94c

:hemmed ends.

$1.19 '
51,15 Bed Sheets

Size 81x90, tirade of a

 

and crab.

soft absorbent

19c

strong durable standard Runner

bleached sheeting. wide

 

 

 

50c Rug Border

Wood grain design. 24 in.

 

well blade and dur- .

 

25c Curtain Swiss
Fancy lace borders white

16¢ yard
500301131: Hall -

Grecian border, 27/lnchcs

98c Bed Sheets

Size 81x90 for double
beds, well made of strong
bleached sheeting, will
wear and launder excel-

lently.
' 89c

_ .
82.00 Longcloth
10 yard piece of English
long cloth; snow white,
cliainois finish, good qual;
ity.

39c
single

69c ,'

$1.60 niece

35c Table 'Damask
.548 inches wide:.
woven, fine finish, in at»
tractive '.dflllg‘n.

 

 

ExtraSizeWashSkirls .

tlnn

25C'tmrd ‘

T e Boston Store»

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5"
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