9:. L. o A. L. GOLDEN. Props.
.a community of the former sort, it ”of opinion between Gen. (:octlials until
'lildUSil'itli communities
.reported to have. uttered the. sage rc-i
’ . finding it out.
. stops short of bittfiull capacity for 9h)“.
‘ f‘sical activity. "The'man'.jwhois tulle:
‘t‘bcr of men subject to registration, and
,. draft.
"i.
‘mark that “There is. such a thing 89f1,500‘,000
‘a soul slouch."
‘storm of the days in which we aié.‘ ‘liv-
‘”_th‘e man with enough to do can‘t be
same time.
E SOUTH NO (:hen the f r I. t t it re
v T 1 L . ' we go o own 1 e
EVENILG SE‘NTL‘E sot the frog smilingr on a floating ts-l
land of butter, the
in trouble, he do;
“Wfi Wm..- About ,lilt‘ time
ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
din: found himself
ctdcil that there was no such thing
94.:
a soul slottrli, Anti thr- men and.
- ransom sum 24, 1917
m m" TA—TUEEWKLMANAC FOR
’ TOMORRO?’52
Hi h tide 2:28 a. in; z p. m.
Sufi rises 4:42; sets 7:16.
.
Women of this country are iindinsz it,
t
out too. Minds are (Jilit‘iitlif't‘. spirits
sonol '\-~'I!(‘Ili-"ibliil}‘ has entered
«'ithzt'l’i‘llfllt‘fifi of every man and no:
1 man.
EVENING SENTINEL _ i
PHONE CALLS i
Editorial Boleros—6:2.
Business Of 043— .
Norwalk Branch Office—4388.
Editor’s Residence—21813. q mnaco- ’
City Editor’s Residence——1§9..—4 t In original intent, cold storage \vast
CONTROLLIEGHS‘TORAGE t
A law years ago the public awttke all
int once to the fact that 411!" t-old stor‘:
gagi- industry had t-ltanui-d front a pub-g
l
l'iir blessing to It
. Y " ce t E
Busmfi“ Manager 5 Reade]! .0“? 0" ‘lw finc<t devices of modernl
113-12" life. It was meant tn keep food from?
—— “w-.. . W- in ~ ~ ~' -' . . . ‘ ‘ t
“P; .ml‘mz and wasting. to saw innit»,
THE DRAFT QUOTA t . i
stuffs in time of plenty to use iii tinte'
' "’1 .~ L isslltislttt'tiiin . ‘ H
n W 110 MM!” llllt d - of dearth, t0 pi‘ovnle a fairly utittot-m
li'tt: arisen titer the :ippoi‘tiuninsz til
'the selective draft amongt
. . .
v‘ . ; “monk alt‘ .
H“ ”1‘ Jim the bllSlnt"SS had been pervert-
and tiit‘
ed.
t
4 supply for great populations the year
bi' various ‘ ‘ . :
around, at fairly uniform prices.
states and cities.
.. ~ - i't'cs. . .
union 10 11M“) “m““m” it had become the playthinc oi
method is wrong in principle.
The Ilt‘diit‘!‘ was turned over to the
On the theory
extortion. The mocltinci'y of it work-
fedei'til i't‘lib'lh 1’01““ the public failed
that the limbs from ‘31 to iii old are
ed pretty well, btit
to set its due benefit. The people‘s
‘l trifle less than one-ninth of all tlii‘
pro-
food was not stored by tlte petipio ittr'
people in the country. ilt‘ board
. . ‘ : 'iari'
”with to illlll out .t lot of iuiiiiii tutors and (told m the people at W,
. -- 1‘ int, . .
population sidilhilih 1‘ “*T‘lm d ‘ ‘ gamblei‘n' own prices. ,
'lltc imputation of any 111“?“ "fill““lm” Stale after state. enacted law»- to
W “3.“.- pittial to the number 01' 3"“ “‘1‘ "i-llti‘tly this evil. 310“ of them set a
jghit-ptl ltleit lllllitipiii‘tl by 0.2. '“lm'deflnite time limit to the storage of,
11“. t‘ulit) of that unanimity ittllllllillllm perishable food. for the purpose N
to the total polm‘ulllttn 0f ”1“ ”HUNT, i‘tlllllli‘lllllg the holders to throw it on
was tittttin to indicate what ptlrtm‘m” the market without dangerous delay.
“vint- 'il't‘ t'tlillllllliilly must furnish. it was hoped thus to brim: the law
This method is obviously inaccurate of supply mid demand into play again
-..o far 23> ‘lit- it'll“ lttlitulilil‘m figures and iiittnttiaiically keep prices down to
are coni’t‘rttt-d. That would not mtll' a fair level. llut somehow or other itl
hasn't made much iiiiprovtiineni. i
ti-r intuit. li'oWevei‘, if the thing did‘ . ti
. ‘ ' , . ‘ El (‘L'tf
not \iorlt oitt unfairly. 'l‘lic (titt‘stltm, Everybody knows how high prii-csl as 20 00 sale Price $9 98 Q.) 98
.. . . i . . . - 1.15.“
of population has strictly noihltlfi ‘0 1.2m» been lately. event of pi‘oiitlt‘"8: Made of a standard brand sheeting: good wearing and mum. I V . k
- ‘ .. = ' IHSOO '
~. . . ‘ ' thing . '- .. ' a . .. l . ultvn . . ~ ' . i d .
do “nit tlic matter. ’lhe only 1 \tliiih am both. ptodtittd tbnttt , ! hm». “Him”, Made of fin“ ”firm“ m: on. SW.
' -- ‘ ‘ ‘ V, " "' ‘ ' V ' 0‘“ . . . ' "'i s l' fit '~ii tar ti't.‘~~'2;tt‘~
that counts in tho numbtii of men 0 .\ ittint llt‘lHilililtllt toppit iitcil , \M, Q, I, . (h, ‘0, ‘L . . .. . ‘ >
. I . > . .llt‘ Piire ~. - , . v ‘ . n, ., n . I", . ,. . _.
selective draft £184“ in {my WW" come ”I" l""‘d‘i”"~ Th“? F ”1' “WV“ ““3”" (innit, worth 7'70 ........... . .......... 69C ClOblnE 10"“: In} our Silk Table 0.1 (JOth iiitmt Sbntiituiliiiitmxl tilt-tilt
- . , , _ _ ‘ .......... . ............ araso S B ,. .. - . . ~ . . .. rtr’r. -. t i. tut
. , .. . _. . . . ~ t _. , , _ t-‘l. utility white ind fiuuied. —
mutiny. intmlttt. ltutti‘t. Hats and ‘mllmr (”1 t 63“... “mm 550 ...... ‘ ............ __________________ 79c . At lrss than hall lance. Regular While 3,,0’ ‘ $1.59
, . .. . , , , , . _, . ; . .. .. g _. ; . """ Slim tint! and HAN to (‘le't‘ ‘ ' -
lt.ti ildClloi‘ldl putt of ”it ubolt‘ ti foodstuff. in . mam houses todiy _ _ , , , , , , a 1- '
v‘ . . .v ,, rm... at . l . ,.. . .14. hunt-p Thin" i390. worth {tar ......... .. ................................. 85c out 220 yard Japanese hdlilSOOit.
community tin-y poitstitu t ya i .. - obs-n t me his (.th ) on .1 . . i \1 < i ‘ 59!? Beach Cloth 4o inches wide, made ,mm m“.
coursc, with tlie'nature o.‘ the coni- are. being boarded there by the foodi ‘ " ~ “mm "3‘ ------------------------------------ ~ 396 “(.th 5.33;, 5150' $3.09. to clear 1,," pi e ‘ ,1 “He at “)3 ion: smitten. v island cogdn.
. . . - ~ ‘ . . .. . .. . . ~ -u . . _ 7' P “>1 (fl-‘t 't , -‘ l‘ '1‘ “ soft ant ‘rni textuze: 21.90
munity. in some cities there .tie illillP‘EiukS instead of flowing naiuiall) mi bis-U. \ioitli $1.10 ........ . ............. r ........... 98c “l“ a and “In”. (“mfg-m. mm}, 33,... value. PM,”
women than men, in some more lllt‘“ the open markets. So in the midst oft 9,)“th “.01.“, $145 ..... . ............................. $105 . ‘ . - sale, Ford 31.98
. . 0,. 0m melt ,, , W, MM, 1mm.” mm,,.t . """ - Marautsette Curtains 19c , . .
1.11811 women, In some in ‘ pin y ‘ m ‘ " ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' l With hemstitched and lace bor- . RHINSOOK
illan young, and vice verso. MVP?! and are forced to pay famine prices. tiers: \‘ttiunco top, white and $2.50 Black Taffeta Silk 36 iiiCli.‘,\‘ wide, fine men Weave.
' . * . ' it.“ 0W“ “ ' ' ' M h, honest re u-'
community should stand on , it t, [unr- tm ilio tug g
ltttion of the It'
sharks instead of flowing naturally to‘
storage. business.
l
|
nlcritnby the one basic testwthe num- |
' l
the ratio they bear to the entire nitm- lation of the storage business.“ should,
ber of registered men in the country-the done without tit-lay by the fedcrub
If
trike over all the storage houses, the.
public trill cheerfully consent.
But sometliint,r more is needed to do government. it is
Many of the rcgistored!
subject to the.
(it;
necessary to.
‘Iull justice.
men are aliens, not
in some cities they are
._.__...¢....e.
BUILDING SHIPS
.lt‘i’iritintitcly the personal differences
much as (lllf‘~iilil'd of the tool rogistra-t
tion. in others they are negligible. In.
4‘”de ”1‘" l‘merds 0f the total _(‘liairnian Deninan haven‘t tilttltlt‘ilii‘l'i
registration "“1"“- provide all the s“)l'l'licld up ship building: opertttiontl
film‘s for the whole registered num- Mum mews has already hm“ made.
““3 according ‘0 ‘1‘“ present Sysw‘n',l\'iiii regardless of theories as to the
Tm” that Cit-V is obliged to furnish relative value of steel and wood as.
m 0““ "0m“ more or its citizens, pro‘ building material, (ten. Goethals has
1‘°"‘inna“"]y' than ”‘0‘ City with no given orders rather impartially for
both types, in pursuance of his chair
This is. particularly hat-d on the biz: acieristic habit of getting
many
alien population,
things
W ””0 done.
alien workmen are employed. The, ‘ There is a \ver respectable quantity
burden will become grievous with sub-'0,» shipping now under way in Ameri-
sentient levies if ‘1‘" system is "(Worth shipyards. (‘ontracts have been
changed. iplaccti, Gen. Goethals announced last
O - OULOWSLOUCH iweok, for 318 wooden ships with a‘ co.
‘N S tpacity of 1,218,000 and for 77
tons,
A “main young lady whose {93‘me i steel ships of 642.000 tons, making 425
moving
t
nightly illumine it thousand
ships of all sorts, aggregating nearly
picture. screens, and whose. salary‘ 1.9001000 tons. Contracts are under
doubtless sliamcs the president‘s isintergotiation for about 100 more wood-
To all this may 'be added
tons under construction
which is to he commandeered for the
or course there 13' Mary, and we: government. Gen. Goethuls also wants
are glad if life has dealt so gently, to build at. once two new government
with you in m" ”a“ that you are in”, plants to turn out standardized steel
‘ {shipn The entire plan contemplates
(But soul slouchcs-arent in fwbmnthe production of ..3,000,000 tons of
hills year. And that's one'compensat- ships in eighteen months.
"big thing about all the streszs and This is about half as much tonnage
as Germany has sunk since the War
began. The U-bOot campaign lately
showssigus of, failure. if other coun‘
tries do their part, we shall, soon out-
strip current” _ losses and» provide
enough-vessels; to take» care of out
enormous military use“,
I en ships,
ing—we're tremendously alitfe. ‘
The man with a slouohy walk is ei-
ther lazy or indifferent. At least be
business seldom drags his heirloom
. . _____....__._.__———
0 tbe'lobandslumpinhlsmtnd a'tthu STRIKE'iN RIO JANEIRO.
lt . RIO JANEIRO.;July;23.-.—Workmen
j gin various trades have declared 9.
11817011" peaceful strike and other! have are
e ”589' cancer! thelrttnt‘eutiou ff‘F‘iheb‘F‘E
:1. 2:” ‘ e i‘ ‘
.A nation in trouble is 'a
‘ ‘olds‘tory,
ranted. The other kept kicking and
|
i .
are heartened unit a new sense of per‘l .
TELE- _- _-,,- “M .
gamblers, the means of monopoly and .
the people. it was boarded by spectt- -
, .1;
\‘\‘ \
I- I'll-
,1- l./.,
. - \‘O \‘i .‘
Silt Sale Pi‘it‘t’
" ‘ 54x90. worth (the ............. . .............................. 79.:
.1 73x00, \i‘ul‘tlt 08c ............................................ BSC
3;! Sletll’ \t'ortli $1.13 ......... ..... ... ................... 98c
:: blxttit, worth $1.135 .......................................... $1.15
1!
k
Special
Harvard Sheets
Specially (loud Quality Silt’t‘iillfl.
Durable Sheets
EXTRA
lil.l-I.\Clii'1il SHEETS, full bed size, Champion blond, good
“paint: and laundering qualities, best value on“ the market.
.a afar aft/1]- ’- I-f‘vf— '.
\u\.uii\.~.u\“ «‘~.-\‘ xn‘xu‘x“.
Just. received a
Dress $9.98
Women’s Fine Silk Dresses
made in beautiful new models
some of them worth as high
Wfififilfi
Still
to
$1
shipment of
You
in
Arab: value $1.00. Sale. price
690
Full
NewrFinc ‘uality
Maroutsette urtams
With ‘ili‘lllslilt‘hl‘ti and neat lace
Ic’thiiil-T. valance top, white and
Arab: $1.25 value, sale, pair
95c
69c.
Wll80ll lttllis‘fi ”
l0 SETTLE illi
stiittii in
Some Action-Will Probably
Be Taken Within the Next
Twelve Hours, It Is ~ An-
pounced
NElTHEIi liliETlllllS
itiiitiitiiiiitiiiii
President May Make Definite
Division of Authority
WASHINGTON, July 24.-Steps to
settle :the shipping board row will
be taken by President. Wilson, it was
said today at the White House, with-
in the next twelve hours.
There was notinti‘mation us to that
President’s move. but officials in close
touch with the situation believe that
Chairman Demnan and Major General
Goethals, manager of the board’s fleet
corporation, trill be told they must
start.
government’si
compose their differences and
immediately on the
shipbuilding program.
l
situation in which each; holds him-i
10.000 Yards of Fruit of
Yard wide.
t“-\‘\‘\‘\‘\“‘ i
yard wide, warranted.
$1.49 .vard
the Loom Muslin
12 l-2c yard
‘ gin/at- a"""‘f-ffi a-
‘(h\—.\-\
. . . . . t
July Clearance 5a
Dresses, Suits, Coats, Blouses, Skirts
Sheets and Pillow Cases, Table Linens and Towels,
Wash Goods and Kitchen Furnishings Less Than
Mill Prices. .
English Loni: Cloth
filli:il,
hes.
.50.
t:’\ t‘li
Sale lil’
English Loni: Cloth
inches wide
very durable ,t-xct-iiiiii tit-gt,
't‘altit- $2.00.
English Loni: Cloth
i wide, liijJi
for women's and nii‘siu' tin» un-
ilerwear.
\‘ziliic
English Longr Cloth
inches wide
ltoeskiii filth". $3.30 Value. Sui-r.
a
superior wearing qualities, spe-
ciazlly
Wear. $2.50 \‘ttlllt‘. Sale, pimp
adapted
Pillow Cases
Made of good grade lllii.—‘..“.
45x36.
\‘alue
itiw lltllEltllltllll
M'iltSltlilANltEl
iiiiittiiiiiiitiit
Officials of Hartford Division
Taking Census of All Em-
ployees Subject to Con-t
scription—Short Handed
definite division of authority and :i'
sell responsible for the building pro»
grain. The White House denial of:
ropoiis that General Goetliavls otter~i
cd to resign is taken to mean thail
the President still believes the pro-
m'nnt can he completi‘d best under
the present arrangement if a definite
division of authority is made.
Reports today that Captain Joint B.
White and John A. Donald. members
of the shipping board. ltad resigned
renewed rumors of differences in the
board itself. Captain White. it was
explained. however, asked to be re.
lieved some time ago because of ill
health. btit since then has recovered '
and desires to remain on the board.
The resignation of Mr. Donald was
denied emphatically at the White
House. and by Mr. Donald. .
Trainmasters and ytirdniasters on
the Hartford Division of the "Nev:
l‘lth‘E‘ll” road yesterday began a con-t
The shipping board and General sun of all employees of the road Mitzi-l
Goethals will meet tomorrow or ch- ble f0" military service. Th" “1°“
nesdav to go over that part of the! are being asked to fill out cards set-
DrOKt‘nnr calling for construction oft ”“55 ‘0'“ information as ‘0 their 3:19.
two government owned shipyards for: family conditions, and as to whether
building fabricated steel ships. At or not they are included in the first
filial form for the contracts for builti- draft.
int: [hp yardg and the ships to be con- . There. is much speculation among
structed in them is yet to be deter the men as to what the census indi-
mined. cates. Many think it may mean that
Suggestions that the building pro the road will ask a blanket exemp-
gram 113g been delayed to any an. tion for its employees. This theory
:preciitbte extent were met at the is strengthened by the fact that the,
Shipping board's offices today with road is sufferin gfrom ‘u shortage oft
the. statement that. contracts for men at ”‘9 present. “1119 and i5 haV'.
seventy-five vessels have just been ing difficulty in keeping ii“ (WW5
lot and that the government could filled ,especially the yard crews. It
not rush into the expenditure of hun- has been found necessary of late to
(ii-eds of millions of dollars without deny the men leaves of absence, as
giving careful consideration to every thre are usually no men on the spare
phase of the program.
PRESlDENT FOR WOMEN'S c’OL- officials may inspect the rolls and askI
specia lexemptlons for valuable memi
LEGE Another guest: is that. the road win,
‘NEW HAVEN, July 23.-~The tru3-' see to it that the men drafted into
ill {fisuDDdrt' to? ithis ibelielt. titlhereflifomen were to meet here today and.’ “me money due to "1,015t 0f the em—l
were indications today that the ship-
ping board and General Goethals are
working on a more harmonious basis-
than they have been at any time
since first disagreeing over the quad»
tion of wooden. ships. Mani/details
of the final program to heladopted. it
is ‘snid already are near completion.
The plan, as approved, it is under~
stood, will show that both sides have
yieldedmu points ’ of dispute.
President ‘Wilsoll, it l§“believed; is
of the opinion that more would be.
t.
—— , work.
. 'HPW did you comeito take uppbyir . ‘ ., .
incl culture?" m “,3. a, . m ‘ T‘AT THAT
“Tutsi! the truth, I found a perfect Freddy—Thurs
lost than gamedby lettins either-Mr.
Domitian : ‘ . ‘ epithets" go. a
selection of apresident for the lusti-
ltutton may be made. Former Gover-
lnor, one of the trustees, said that if.
business was transacted announce-
‘crenttoii _, scorn:
.woriéed during the first three months
of the, year, pending the supreme
court decision .on the constitutionality
the money to the .mon and waiting.
A METHOD m HER MADNESS only for the perfection of the clerical
a. swell hat Crosby's-
hat couldn wearing. . , . _, ‘ ,
" 91$“? dogm. ‘; ‘Beflilye-VY‘ ’It matches hishoadg » 13°
I ..,
iiiLiNi' WILL CLAIM
tiic drafted men will report for llil}'Fl-t
cal examination tinting the latter portw
of next weeli, probably beginning on
'l‘htirsdtiy.
before the conscripted arm}~ is called:
into active service and thusvtli-e ment
will have plenty of time to settle upf
business affairs. :'
The following physicians have been;
appointed to aid Dr. William J. Traccyti
member of the local board of exemp-g
timi. in the. examining the drafted men: 9
- Dr. . ’i‘.
Wolfe. Dr. R.
Shct‘et‘. ‘
[Daniel E. Sullivan. Dr. A. it. Turner:
and Dr. James A. Meek. Each of thel
above physicians offered his services;
gratis and the offer was accepted ing
the same patriotic spirit as made.
SHIPPING BOARD FIGHT?
every way possible, ’ ’ he said. ‘ ‘ and
‘ never have questioned the wisdom
'fiees‘ of the Connecticut college for,’service will be promptly paid over-‘of his deelsmns.”
ployees.‘ Onetturdt o! the overtime? HELPS ASTHMA AND HAY FEVER
Now comes the season when hay
fever andnsthma. cause thousands to
to; the Admonvatgltuhour my, i, am][ suffer. “I have been trouble for years
.mt would’bq Maiden, unpaid. for, but it is known that thciwmi asthma," writes E. C. Schaf.
. ‘ ‘ 1 road is making every effort to EETtCresrton, o" "and find Foley's Honey
and Tar the only thing that gives me
relief. It losens the phlegm so 1 can
throw it off, and sleep.
nights in my chair, not being ubl'e‘to
lie down, .‘belore using lttotoy’snoney
and
AN EXEMPTION t
(Continued From Page One)
i
- l
it will be several months-
it. Bradley, Dr Robert M:
I. l’ertlue, Dr. Henry til.
Dr. Franklin G. Brown, Dizi
l
RESULTS IN WHOLE-2
SALE RESIGNATIONS?
TODAY 3
(Continued From Page One) '
Colby, of New York, will become a i
member of the Shipping Board in,
place of Captain Joint B. White,E
whose resignation the
accepted today. !
president "t
. . l
Chairman Denniuii received the:
,president’s request for his rcsig- l
list to fill the places. . Others thinkfnation at noon and tendered it im- _
the census isbeing taken so that the mediately. -
“I want. toheip the president in
Had to sit '
Tar." . Astondarddamtlyremed: .
ton: .
underwear.
l’ii‘wt
-
WWHQW 9BEBEBEBWW BEEBBWBWW
li'ili'itii ltl'.
t'it".2
lilrli’
\’ attic
jL'E‘. Ililr’t‘i‘
$1.19
tiris‘t:
. (Shop‘s
31.69
i crude, rjiluidid
Slit't'. piece
sins
. blltit-l'itil‘ tl’éliit‘.
for line ll!ltit‘i'~
$1.79
rillt‘
Stilt“, Pill '-
16c
2‘10.
El
Six Fokkers Is Back
I: .. "m. .... M...
_., - QMEMAHALL
.u ,i‘
Lieutenant E. Hall, American mem-
ber of the French flying corps. who
has already
Fokkera on
his way to
accounted for six German
the western front, icon
the United States under-~
orders of the French government. He '
was rapidly making fame for him?
self. But ,he will come to the United
States to instruct American aviators.
on VIHE. ROAD ,
i ’1
rim Mane-Sir. when I played .Jn‘f
that town the people dropped this“ .
work. L
Second Ac
}~._./ .4 '
tar—And formed a poise,
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