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trim SOUTH NORWALK
EVENING SENTINEL
3.1.. 3 A. L. GOLDEN Props.
establishment is now u Emulat- marl;
~nearly half of the entire student
population of the country has rolun
teered, thus making a better record
ESTABLISHED BY than any other (185:: of citizens. But
IJAMES GOLDEN that is only hal1 the :Ettll'y.
. ..... Noztt'ly all our important collegoa‘
TUESDAY, JULY 10,1917 and universities httve transformed
‘ll‘tFllls‘eth‘S . into military training
MINIATURE AbMANAC FOR
TOMORROW .
High tide 4:01 a. m.; 4: 41 p to.
Sun rises 4 .;30 sets 7: 2.6.
cumin. And they :tro doing: work for
more oztllrult than that of tho ordi‘
troy tinny rump. They 9.1..- produciu‘
ttfiln‘l‘fi, and men qualified by spot-i211
EVENING SEN INEL TEI.“ -
PHONE CALLS
Editorial Rooms—92.
Business Office—~93.
Norwalk Branch Office—4338.
knowlvdge and training tor the most
difficult and" l‘ssl-‘Illl‘dl branches of
service.
A rrrent innovation to tho develop
Editor 5 Resigence_213.2. lltt‘llt of aviation schools 'by a dozen
City Editor‘s Residence—1492A or more institutions, Including Cotfi
Busmess Managers Regidence“ null, tllt";\l:155‘.lt‘llllsells Insmutc of
113- 12
BONDS AND THRIFT
H"(’l't‘l:ll‘_\' of the treasury esti-
'I't"(‘llllttltlg)‘.‘ Princeton, the leorgia
and the state
Illinois, Califor-
thun 1.000 stu-
the nrt of mill-
Sthool of 'l‘et-httology
llant‘t'hlllt‘S of Ohio,
'J‘llt‘
mates lllllt it the war continues
thin and ’I‘oxtm, Moro
for:
,denh: are ntustvring
nuo‘hrr twt-lro months the amount of tarry 1mm: in thew ”bums. It is a
financing tho pot'ornmont “‘1“ hate to to which college tncn
Lute t-l' .wrrit't'
do to cover its own expenditures andé ”k“ naturally and “MW”; it is a
oxtond the notorstny (-ppdlt to our 31— fostrinntlng Fulllilult“’>ftlt' football and
flu \‘tlll :lgfmltglllt‘ $10,000,00tl,000, (If
that sum we haw- :1lt'oady rutsed $2,-,
baseball. ,
And now there is montion of u still
'1~h:tt leaves us $8,000,000.000 , more root-tit enterprise of great value.
turning thorn-
(ltlttdltht,
moro to ho raised within the your. 'l‘oehnit'nl schools are
This mit‘bt antiwar. on first them-fin. solver. Into volunteer Iztt‘lol‘it‘fi for lit!
'to thrombi] on enormous and danger-i production of army engineers. it‘uso
«mom—N. ——_.. ———-—
IXEMPTIIIN
Additional 1
Norwall
In ertion I‘
oral authorities, at: H.
lltllltll 1131
.Hntt': submitted by thcr "
1rd to the fed-
t'ttllt.“ 3:
3817— I‘lymea. John Thomas
162 - Ityrne», Thotztns Francis
iltiJ~~Iiyxl19m Inldwnd Ray
. Byxlttee.
~ Jil‘Vlltfit‘,
' » l;_\'XJ‘I:‘\“.
It}? t‘ulde. t3
no ~~t'<1dt)2't\,
'itlltwtfuhlll.
3'7”— (‘abilL
‘ ‘-« t‘uhill.
t‘oltill 'l‘
l‘t’ter
llwnry t‘hin‘lcs
Jo
John
(‘lnront‘e 5.
Morris. F.
Ilztmld James
eorgc Waldo
Fraud:
mo. lidu‘urd
Augustus
hoot-as Francis
1"." -t‘.tltlwe ll. Clarence. Ernest
‘l. 4 —( ulduell Jesse. lu‘rnest
375 Calla-bun. James Fiancis
fitl'Il Fallon-.111. Jeremiah Joseph
377’ t‘nlluhan. John
317$ tallitliun Tho-tuna: Joueph
3.9 Calla—thin. \‘v'm. (”hurled '
'tSIt t‘ullabon W511. Edmund
Still ~;t‘ulhthan, Wm. Joseph
:IXZ- «(‘alrone, Guiseppe
theft. t‘alzone. Nicola
384' «(‘atneron, Fred Leslie
35
‘5— r-(‘nmpltelL
Hugh Patrick
2:86—7-tv‘an1plwll. Ralph Van llorten
$371 «t‘autteld
3o; wt‘anticld
70.9 (‘ alto, F1
.190 tontonl,
:ltllr « -t“untoni.
1411‘:
393
3504-7
39:3.
.196
397
oJS
~t‘anlono,
Cantos.
Cantrell.
. (‘mtnsstn
( fuppiollo
“‘tlt , t‘ uprnnnl,
«loo» (‘arstonm
one drain on the nution'.~~ l‘t‘Stllll'Ct-R.§ spin“); of Applied Spipncp, for exam
dlut lltt‘l‘t‘ is no PViIle‘I‘ l0 Ill?" Pf" pin, has just unnounccd that ncxt your
(‘ltlt hind. \I'llit‘ll mlltlt‘ lllt‘ lul‘fl', it will train onuinoers for all hrttnrl
It'tt.
est pt'r cztpitn subscription to lllt‘ l.i-l p,- of unity fivrvicu‘
401
‘nrbonc.
t‘urew.
(‘ ur ler.
t lit for.
04 A
tl‘)
.( ‘antouio.
(harles lloy
Sumucl flusltatn
unk Joseph
John Anthony
'I‘ouy
James (I,
Antonio
Spiros
llnrold Everett.
(‘h-ristot'ero
. J oseph
t‘upono. Ilenjmoln
Louis
Alcxundhr‘
t‘uravello. James S.
.to3 -(
.403
Joseph August ,
Maurice Montgomery
ruhit: Bell
) . l‘rodor'lt k t'.
I “mg” “r‘ no Not; t‘ :trtone, Antonio
. . .~ - . . . I4tl7~ tutlson t.‘ hotlcs Ileruor
' “ ‘ ‘ : I out “I“ ('IIII’F 1" ’lll" ntzule thlouuhout the (.Illl'ltlllllm. ‘ . >
J“ H“ I‘M“ “f ‘1 h I l ‘H r ’«ltth‘ ('orroll. (.oorge I‘rancln
ports that puvments. on the bonds in older to lt‘dl Ill“ WWI" II" ‘I “a ital) t‘arroll, James l-‘runcis
' ‘ ‘ . . - . . ~ . . . . In t‘ztrroll James Joseph
. . . . . .. . t e .‘ - bras :tntl ll.“ 9 llb .ltlllllldllll tquip-t :4 .
hm “m at d” mdm‘d ”H DH“! \2 ‘ I . , , 34H It‘nrroll. James Thomas;
while the first pny-‘mont ut the dtuposul of the HI" III-”13 ~-(‘urroll. Wm. Joseph
raring ut't-onnts:
ht in:- m. ltll”, tho (lepmitls‘tnent
Many olhvr institutions of at
31101115“ new
in (‘lr-veland hunks uttuully incteusotl
It has midt-nt tltut the mount for thei 5
uovernnteut lo
.tttings but nlmo~t wholh from (It! for :t (ollttgo dt‘gl‘t‘t‘ at the same
rent income, and tepiescnmd n
W414-
>itnih lI‘ naturo are doing liltcwlst‘ ”‘9 41.’ .- -t.‘ uttct. James
studtntq “ill be given school (.rtdtt “6"1‘8249
41.; (‘urruthcr
~t".ar r other
It or
I .w( use. ital
(‘ octagon
4“:l- luntnuznr
‘ . I \' r
joint of thrift. {in tho arm) or 111 3' LJ- ~t‘ ution.
‘ , 9......“ ,
The pooplo wore Slmpl)’ spending 434- (Human.
HE DOUBLE CHIN
tor Liberty Bonds money than tho)‘ EXIT T
would ordinarily-Intro spent for othet
lltings~~things they now find they canI
0t libctty'"
dispense with without hardship Moot
t ‘1 an )Otll double chin on the tlllal‘12':fi~—~
3.5;
This be the slogan of the food can 429- (Havanauh Thomun Joseph
t :tvalluto.
t' nvnttugh.
(‘n vanagh,
430 -— (‘m e (-or
(‘arntinl
:1, Rio hard
5. Itobort
out Earl
ph ‘rnest
.m w :13 coming not limit (at this special wotk thus qualifying 418» ”be“ “ 111 II.
”11101419"( “SIR.
1‘410-« t‘ Itstilth'.
no“ that they qualify for efficient service~421__
Peter
James Edward
Luigi
0. Joseph
Elmer Arthur
'4‘: . — t‘ ttttorull Pcrcv S.
Francesco
Joltn Edward
Joseph A.
don Powell
a“ _ . ' t 1.». sm‘vution crusztdo. And hon timely it ”4-; ,1 (under. t‘hurles
vommunitlen ure stud to haw In“ I I li’” .Ittct when ”N, l‘ot won “.1“, have 433.710,,1.” Churlcs '
_ \ , 'r'onct‘ ~ . lrllll “(‘llllllllllll‘llllll,(10071.70 \\ ultol‘
film! out? I .- ' l . q "h! been NILVIIll-l golf l0 “"th ”‘9“ china 4?. l-~t Ittttnok I'-‘rcdctlck
Thus 7‘ ”“95““ rotsml ‘3 ;cc ‘nud puuncht-s limo who with n pnin- idle- 812:: Swag-luff.
' ' . . 0 I 1‘
tort MchOU III a lmhhc Spoor; :1 fu1 St-Ilst‘ ot‘ dutv, to WW ”I“ ““1“ .437 ~(hldt‘lt outscppe
4““? l “ boln." mefactorllv on! :0 ‘p'lon ed up for uni gl‘llllt‘lIS, and Jhl\e!!t\. -:‘Right;stt\tti,fi;llfrotl chmour‘MW
, , . - on ' M "
. ml. ll" WWI“ 1” ”'0 SIM“ l 1“ tound lhcutsclws too xhort of breath; tlu t‘honotinshy. Louls
of t’It‘Ollmlllrilb‘, as to whcthcp this $l 1 ‘0 d“ much hardening thomselvos; ”1.1” {mizmfigfl flit),
. . - 1 f )(‘H 13' ,
(ltlttfitlttfitltl It) be WHOM“ ““d “I to just “hon the lot vtomcn ulto nrt til-441% «Chthttcmscn. Iljnlmcn W.
J)_\' HIP KOVI‘JUannJ “'(“lld JIEHC‘ '0 ) |WflV5 llVlIlL‘ SODH‘ no“ “10”“)‘1 of ro-zéJ'l' "(JIN'CJU (.ulsoppo
‘1 . fl ‘ x mtdltttrrs m. the no- US- —(‘lc.tlo. Michael
Add“ l” 1‘ p p tlttcimz huvo bound themselves to 51I1446~ClcchlnL 303mm
tion, or “ould be made up by privt‘at 1'“ sowln" machincn for the Red 0083;“; 4 lchnnowttm phim, ~.
. t1 kevting tho totnl nu- . INS ‘0 ltme, Stephan t‘hnrlos
“"“nnmifs ms 1 . ttttd huw boon glowing latll‘l‘ "III“ ”“3449 ----- (‘. lnque. Armando
‘1". _ tional ‘prpndi‘urps. public. and ptt-‘ n in cottqutlont‘n-“alflng m .neo the tf»t):(tnquo. Oscar
”.Jr .. _ ~ll' ”w mm? figure. . .451 (ltmclln. Fortunato
. win. at [tIdtllCd I .. l ,Wmncn's (‘olnmtttec of the Count)“ 152....( lurk, Arthur pt
.15 before. Ile Hull‘s-“‘9“ “0 honour Nutiom’tl Defense and tells them 4:33:2“IIZII. (:IIIIIIICS A- .
.. -. . . l-l-nce" would b0 , , ‘ 4.14 tlmk, (hailes HUIMII‘II
”II“ ”I” hunt!) "l d . _ \\' .how to DIN MT ”1011‘ double chms 405w (‘ lotlt, (loot-go James
.fi .mpd. And nppm'mltly it ts. 0 mo . .. at u we ON] in ,1 -‘tfitl—-»-t lurk, llcrbert Johnson
‘ I _ _ .‘ . 1 Th? men m told th 3~1.~'.‘.‘——(ltuk. Oliver Irving
. . . » ~01» on It 110 de. l
donut: almont III‘I‘II‘ ~ ‘ ‘ ‘. galtlt-n is an enemy 0f the n'llllln- It lifts—4‘ “lurk Theodore Harrison
t'ltll‘t’ll 10 b“ lm’bfible' The (11021 tyou can't do u lot in any one do). do :23:E;::f:‘: gl‘s‘zgfiJLygnh
body. of purchusol‘h‘ 0‘ ”‘0 smaller a little' 461~(‘Iarllltl John \lglllllflm
amounts of Liberty Bonds are going . , . ed to o from .462—(‘Inytotn William
I “I9 “omcn "9 “k g 463~t‘levcrley. John A.
1 1 \ nn‘ (nmonSt‘S, largP-
’ to curtail I ‘“” I i I {house to 1101190 getting “1'“00‘9‘5 It‘ll-Clinton. Fred Howard
1 1 in thct wnv of cutting our uxuxics, b, ver houac 465~tllosc. Leland Maxwell
A: Y ~ l 110 tntottnt the) in pledge cords signed ‘ c y .463~010Ild. William
malty muth ty 1 . t mfg. and every household walker. ' ~167~C10ngh, Frederick
.53 in am crnmont bonds T to man_ ‘ , v the food 4bS-~Cocknyne. Harry Leonard ‘
’ u' h - _ 0 (”$1000 who Both am am“ ‘0 “bid“ b- iota—com... Floyd Walker
With II“ “mum mouth I, 'll ‘-rul(\s on the cards. And If. both do ink—Collin, George W., Jr.
, k 100 government bont w: cu _ y .- , tarv- 71»(togswell, Charles Henry
“‘“S ‘J .3 w b $100.. lab'd" "I ‘hem- “9 “m “3‘9 “° 3 472r—oogsweu, Elmer Eugene
, down his yt‘nrly WWW" 1y H'tod canomlc nation. Rather we “’lll izsvtfogen, Abraham David
. 10,000 a your man u m n 0 kin .4—~Co en, Morris
the $ 00 bond wintlmvo :1 nation of fit and flnt‘l 0 g 475~Cohen, Leo
11011,, ht a $1000 or a $2.5 . 3 men and women, and we ‘.|lll almost 23$"0013' pare). leingson,
_ . a“ erfluities and hump“. ; . _1. dis- . ~Colebum, Kenneth M. ’
cut donn II .. .whnlly abolish those. middle tfe 478—Coleman, Earl John mm.
to that amount. cases which doctors say are due to «it’s—Coleman, Edward 5E3
11110 by eliminating luxuries to attain
. this end. Theretis just as much mon-
‘ey being'spent as before—more, in
‘_fact;
‘Icnd trade, stimulating business, main.
taming “good times" and enabling the
TM“ most or we pondbuyers wilt-f the overfeedlg and undercxcrcising of
be, at the cod of the. year, richer by the average. American.
“‘9 ““10““ 0” the“ ”0““ ”mm“ On with on; food rules! on with the
‘I’atnotic investment will lune saved double chins! ,
them just so much through this now Here is the pledge:
1. To eat one wheatless meal a
day.- ' _
2. To eat beef, mutton or pork not
more than once a day.
3. To economize in the use of but-
ter, .
4. To limit my daily allowance of
iorm of thrift.
.And there is little Hardship impos-
ed on any considerable number of petty
The difference is that many
llions at; it are being spent by the sugar in ten or coffee, and in other
vemment instead of by individuuls ways.
“all finds Its way promptly and stead 5 To eat more vegetables, fruit and
Iydntolhe channels or manufacture fish. . 1
(I. To urge in‘my own home or the
restaurants I frequent the necessity
able to continue their earnings and of economy. ‘
dying uninterruptedly.
_ . .
THE PATRIOTIC COLLEGES
' The public has hardly begun to up.
‘pr’eclam the services retaliated the ml
.911 by our higher educational neu-
70ne of the next' things Congress
will be asked to do is to authorize the
government to provide life and casn‘
mm for] all our soldiers and
sailomflnstoad of denying compensa-'
lilo—Coleman. James Edward
481—Colllna, Francis Dennis
~182~Colllns, George Mtchuel'
final-com,
-~Corcora,u
~C
483~Colltns. George Vincent
484-(‘ollins, James Patrick
485—Colltus, John Joseph
”ti—Collins, Leroy Anthony
4S7—Colllns, Ralph Wesley
488-~Colllns, Timothy Joseph
4SB—Colllngs, Herbert T.
490—Colombo, Frank A.
491~—.—(‘.ombs, Robert
492~Cmtklim James Lester
‘ 498~Conley. Harold
494~Gonnefy, Bernard Lawrence
495—Connelly,
496~Ccnnolly, Frederick Wm.
497—Connolly, James Edward
498—Connolly, Paul A. _ ,
499~Connom Frank J. > . .
boo—Connors. John Hoary
501—~Com:oy. Henry Joseph
502-— Conroy, James Ambrose
5034—Conti, Ludovico
504—(20ok,' Ezra Collins
506~Cobk, Edward James
SOS—Cook, John Francis
(NT—Cooke, Hugh Joaaph
film-Cooke. William Arthur
Shamaoombes, James Albert
filo—Coumhs, wuum H.
sn—Coppola, Angelo
(viz—Coppola, Bennie
star—Coppola; *Vlnceuzo
std—cornealerfluxHHH
BIS—Corcoran, Ederd J.
Eugene Lawrence
Jott‘atm M.
WIIFIIHm H
‘ 528-13%, John F.
‘bll—«Devlne: Maurice. Wm;
‘ mfl—Mevtto, Albert ,
Russia's young Minister of War, Alexundvr F. Keronsky. who led in
It‘l‘c‘Oll tho first attacks of the Russian offensiro in blunt (laiicta, is today
the grout munvof tht- hour in u“ Russia. Ila is shown here (til the
right) with Albert 'I‘honnn-x, the French minister of munitions. It is not
known how Kcrcnsky's arm was .itnjur ed, stow no report but contc out of
Itunnla about it. It Ir said, however, that! he ts in way delicate health.
.
MW
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N’s WASH SKIRTS
\
l3; rs. lino tt'tttlit? rifll‘ suits; 1‘.) 1.1." Ix . ..:=. V» ' " ~
2 “my. of Y“01W. 1 1e .. 1.. tit 11 ., .. ‘. .nu \Hde E
.5 Cu’ Price ............ . ................. $2 95 3
-t
.r SUMNER DRESSES AT I II. .
1 Pretty subdue-1 rules “John, :i1.;l: and Iwwl; cloth in
. white, plain c..‘;or.~ and fancy ll‘LLli't'Ll t'oly.
‘ 34.981031238
Iltttint: FUJ'. original it) and d
«I in all illl'mltll materials at :ttttat
v copen and black.
lllllllllm‘h, ll.l\' ,
J, ‘ BATHING ACCESSORIES
In Shoes. Caps and Hats.
i
Dress Linens.
I? In a. variety of
3 weights. 'I‘hte mom.
‘l'abr'tt' for shuts,
I waists. ‘CUlllp‘lt'l':
' ment.
weaves and
svr‘rlreablc
dressm and
odor 2124501"..—
49c and 69c yard
Palm Beach Suiting
A Splendid atrong fabric and an
excellent subsllttlit’ for lincu, in
the st-ztnun's most (It-sit‘ahlo shades
25c yard
Chilton Dress Voiles
-Smart Bathing Suits
. The Annette Kellerman and Neptune's Daughter
l Wool Jersey Bathing Suits '
Illlt‘llli-(IIIS or California htylv. some plain. tl‘ll‘n'n‘ with striped
‘dlnllllt p
lite ptices.
l..‘tl\t Ions as 31tment
1. 3.“.
Luna 1.th n
This izilltzr
is \‘tll at] 1, .cd for
emhtoider}: :he :nr n~ being tspe~ '
ciull)‘ 'durablo for weights,. '~
while the crbp and lu>trous finish:
closely 1‘r*.<e!‘.thlv.< lln more C011”) -'
linen. \‘ttlut- 273'. I
15c 3411‘ng
their
4-) llltllt’S “,0:
French Chilton Voile . , k."
#111: tl‘ior quality,
pure white. \zduc” .51“.
49c yard,
7;;
French VOlle ’ '
40 intht‘s u: do, dependable qualfu;
'2! —!!¢ ‘1. w”... ~_F ”2-,, .35 She-er, soft, crispy finish. 21 wide 11., for n.1ist shirts, dress,“ etc;
r” “k I ll “new“ 024 'Jilvtottl “ range of the honest designs \nluc 4hr '
J21. ‘os c o. ’ --t ' 1, George. 'm. ‘ '
52'1-~ (‘ourt Andrew Jooeph tiZS—Ilixnishk), Ameen A. 290 and 390 yard 290 yards?)
'24 ~,(‘ourt Charles II. ti2ti~—-I)lorlo, Francisco mm: “mu-m aim- m KG 9 .w V. ., {a
5:15~~ .(‘ontrai Albeit 627~DlorL George ____ T “\ ”“Q‘W‘Q'
336 "I OWIIIX. Wallet (' 62S—‘Dol’aolo, Nicola ' U' f M—-___ .
527~ Craig. lsham. Jt‘-t121t~1ttsnnds, Peter t-t my. , ,., ,. ,
528-« Craig. Sutnuel 1.. tth'twliisht-ow, Ben Franklin. . l a r 1: Illa“ glint. NJ). “Ill! ”ah
529~~t.‘rntg. Walter tiftl~~~~lnsbrow, John 0' » . t g e mun tween the. A1110}:—
53o ..... brats. wunam. Jr. 632-4115.)“, Nicholas . E "7'!qu . for rompmm, Fm Tradu
sglwgrampton. Bit-mun! k- tI31l—-I)it‘ine, Arthur H. 4 If elected for a, third time in 132i»
1:....-—L‘.ruwtorltl. Bqtrmn . tt3l~lllvine, Charles E, ‘ he will be elected - for the touch.
o3.l~..(,raufol‘d. John J. ti35——Dl\‘in9, Robert ' 3 . W , . ‘
534 «Iron, Itmncotwo ,,3,,~Uimn’ Tum mm ”IL-4 on any old slogan; he"
5.15 ~—(‘rcu;h Juhmi‘. M. t337~-~-—Ilmtne, (leorgo II. , ‘ . ,' 1 cause slogans won‘t matter, than,
1 3:1: :33: ataxia“ (‘ tilltbwllokns, Stephen .pw ‘ . , By :thut time, 2111 the railroads and
H A l __ .'
5:tt~t~--t‘.hrtattano. Uquollpo 03’ Domonkur. John mines 01' the country will be mattmu
d40~—Ilononkos Stephen
tlll~l)onelty, James Jr.
tilZ—«Donuclly. illlatn John
539... Croce, Alfred
filo-“Croce, (lootano
f I....I(‘ ‘ "1, Edward J. - . .
gJ‘L-JVEJIJJIII Jerry W. oldwllonovuu. \\ in. Henry
5.34;"...va tllohc .-_-..__, ,. Gllellonovan, \\‘m. Henry
'tllZ-«Dtinolly. William John
thi-wDOPBtiy. Edward F.
[HP—Dorsey, John J.
tint—florist), Joseph
Illfl~~ltt't\vns. \I'nl. Everett
thin—«Doyle, Edward J.
Ital-TimbeR. Andrew
tlftfl—dlrow, Charles II.
tifi'lw'flrtnn, John .I.
tibI—«Dwutte 'ttunuol J.
.'.r14t--~—(.‘ronle_\', \thllt‘r 1..
345——(.'rott,v. Thomas J.
:.-tci~~~t7rosi«r, Joules R.
f.lT-»~("rtcsuy, James
.'.-t.\‘~(‘ud:thy, Michael
Slit—Cullen. Ctutrlos D.
fti‘ ----- Cunt-n. From-rick M.
5.’vl~t‘.ullon, William J.
{it'll—(Tunnlnghant, James G.
ivoilw-(Turnow, William B.
. . ~ 'tISS-w-Jluho. Thomas I.
:31- :‘Ell‘oxncffilfgstfittle (E§§'“‘J)““dfi“» 3080111!
556—4“ zpko. Steve é ' ‘f‘,",“‘D“d°Wfik§. Charles
5'..th zuphtcko. Vincent. ‘(IgPFBHgP'L (harlos R.
558-4 vuplaki, Alexander F. I‘lhl“l)utf’v' John H
:l:lll‘“(‘.7.)'ppl‘l‘0(‘k, Oscur C ”I" U I It‘ 01 Ioseph ..
..tltt~ll:tggv. ltichurd 2! I“UT-Duffy William lolly
Stu—«llntgon, James E. 233.33%“ Lewis
(Ill—*IJREOH, William J. .. ‘ “Kim Rockwoll P.
fubilwllnke, Franklin J. V. libifllunlov. Herbert J.
564~Tt.tlco. luiseppc “GIFDUNOD, Jolm lt‘._
'fififin—I’Iulton, Benjamin W. I‘ll-Dunn. Albert Leigh
Siltl—llttlton, John R. ‘I‘fé—‘Dllnnlnz; Richard 0.
367 -=D'Amnto, Carmine 333:3“?! Melt
Stillwtlletttnto. Frank (1:0 ”“90 I . Frtd
htltl—vllum-bols. Mnnrlco j‘ “ TIISfID. Andro
BTU—Durnlcle, Oraio ”FIR; 01km. Solomon
rut—mantel. Willlaan Jr. 1 7:1) Iworm lloy’d n.
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VIEWS
Fo'n BETTER ROADS.
The Evening Sentinel: _
Just u suggestion for our new street
commission. In some of our neighbor-
ing towns whore the dirt roads are,
there are signs Tending. keep to the
right and out of hits, consequently the
roads are much freer and smoother
than some of our own streets. why 1:0:
follow the example and have a few
cardboard signs printed and tacked to
he trees. I um sure the auto drlvenl
and others would be pleased to help
and follow the suggestion.
Think it over M: Street Man. ~
MARY E. \\'II.LIAM‘SON,
Norwalk.
A Prophecy.
Editor of South Norwalk Evening Sen-
tinel: '
1 0n the stump In 1912, Wilson said;
"No thoughtful Democrat in the
Unlted States has so much as even
ploposcd freeltrttde!” Having thus!
promised protection, he proceeded to?
jam free trade down the country's?
throat.
'2 He won in 1916 on the slogan.
“Stand by the. Great Peace Presi-
dent!" One month after inaugura-
tion day, 1917, he put the country
Into war. ‘
3 He can win again in 1920:
a. 0n the slogan. “Stand by the
Great War :Presldent!" if the
war does not end at least one
year before clectlon day, 1920.
b. On the slogan , “Stand by the
Great Peace President!" It the
war ends earlier than one year
before election. day"and peace
negotiations continue the gen-
eral war status and the ham-
pering of Wilson’s Free ,Trade
law until shortly before the elec-
tion and Wilson has taken a
prominent part in those negotia-
tions. ,
0.011 the slogan, “Stand by rte
- Great Protection Presidentl'flf
the war ends so long belore elec~
Lion day that the“ Republican
Cdngress elected in 1918 shall
already have passed a Protec-
tive Tariff law, and Wilson
mu hm clued. ft—u. he
'and controlled 1...: the gorernm‘tim
and the fellow who holds his job 'w'ils
be compelled to shout for the an-
mlnistratton. The farmers‘ will hams
been bribed to vote .1... ticket in:
generous extensions of the form
loan business; nnd all the “loan“
of the country, by a succession H'I
Adamson laws. Ten tltouszthd cram-
missions will have been appointed:
by the president to investigate Um;
thousand different kinds of businesc
and every business man will stable
by the status quo for fear of b01151;
“investigated" out of business. Tins.
banks will all lire, more and have-
their being through loyalty to the
administration and not otherwise.»
Protectionists will vote for Wilson;
[because he signed the Protection.
law. The market robbers will “me
for him because the protection than:
is a dead letter through free' trade
adntlnistration of it. Finally, Nomi?-
crn ballot boxes will be in charge-111
Southern ballot box experts on that”?
appointees as Federal officers.
ROSWELL A. BENEDICT.
ST ATE APPLE CROP
DROPS 30 PER CENT
(Continued From Page One).
,Growers‘ association meeting In Heat“:-
ford last week, and he has canto;
another meeting for Wednesday amt-3-
noon in the state capitol. The prism
.crop for New England In estimator?!
at 1,000,000'baskets ,and Mr. Region
says Connecticut will furnish mm
than 700,000 baskets of the million. '
The National Food Predervatlhnl
association and the State Council cit
Defense, are uniting with the'Pead'l
Growers’ association this year to m
that market is secured for all the
peaches, so that none will
waste. ‘ Dried peaches should betas
staple relish in these war times, Hui
it is" thought that the price of drl'efl
peaches wIII be very low next vim;
in comparison with those- of other
dried fruits ,and the low price “I "
go ta-
be chiefly due to the combined efforts; -
of the above comblnwtlons.
nscnumnic. TAKES A um.
’NEW HAVEN, Conn, July new.
emitting for the regular army jump!
do 500 in the last twelve days, in
Connecticut. according to 1 atom
of Major W. A. Mercer, tho cw.
out! my
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period and ”was; mam new
big other bodily. In
ty 141 men we geommd II:-
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