.i SOUTH NORWALKIPlace or climate.
EWNING SEHTINEL It»
the negro is more liable to tuberculos
is than the Caucasian, even in a warm
no such
these
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THURSDAY, JULY 26,1917
IIINIATURE ALMANAC F OR
1 ' TOMORROW I
‘ 31gb tide 4. 02 a. 131., 4: 27 p.111. figure» indicate. 'llte colored popula-
I3“ r1395 4- 44} sets 7 14-11011 is depicted by thr disease betause
climate. but 'the're is surely
Idiil‘eience in susceptibility as
: of ign nmztnc-t and bad living; condi-I
EWING SENTINEL TELE-I 110119. I .
' PHONE CALLS l New ()rlPam xmakes the poorest
”figural Roam5_92 ! showing 01 ill Ameliean Lilies, 1111.11 11
Is Office-93. death rate of 201.7. That rate includes
rwalk Branch Office—1388.
Editor' 11 Residence—218 2.
Billy Editor 8 Residence—14923
but it cannot be blamed
New Orleans, \td
levery other city, owes it to itself to
it
11110 neurons,
¥ wholly on tht'm.
Business Manager’ a Residence—g
' V113-12.'
li'cnitn‘e the conditions that make
._... V._v .._ -~v#-~—~- passible for any part ofits population
».W.
TOO MUCH DELIVERY
it begins to look as it 1111111th pie plague.
»-—->~o
1; to die in such numbt'rs of :1 preventi-
I- 1
«(any may bring about a much needed}
‘ 'TetrenChIment in the present extram-l
of shopping. For many
bccn pointing
A DIFFERENT FUNCTION?
The esteemed Ladies llome Journal
now has one page for men It isn‘t‘
" out that the 1111; cost of doing business 11119 kind of page that tells 1“thva
" has alluded one reason ‘11 least for when and whom to wear their clothes.
, 1110 high cost of living. Bill 1111' pub-'
grant method :
3' car s merchant s 11111 e
it aims to be entirely scr-.iousmiuded
5151911 on having an extravagant 01.11v- flectlons:
V . :1 11‘1 'cxrn'tr‘ .. . -- -
my 5114”“ “‘1 ‘1“ ““ l mote ‘ l Now pleasure pcr so is a leglllmalt’
53’“ luxurv “f (Him in: “5 mini and part of the life of 01"01y human bcinrz.
” I j I ’
Irctuining ‘l I'm“ ”menu's": ”I its, if it be always indulged 101' a legiti-
murchascs
l mate purpose. The plain rule for how.
V \‘ 1 1 . l , .
The (Ho‘m‘ ‘1 °f'\ 11101111 Delmar A Itllltl in lt‘ltl {01' all male creatures. is
discovered much waste in this system, Ithis:
which it 1° t'ymg ‘0 eliminate, esp c an) act which docs not tend to make
flatly 8” the. delivery men arc gomg 1'0 him a more useful member of society.
be needed us army automobile and This title always holds good 1‘111'1110
'u'ut'k drivers.
For ””8 reason they the lust notch '01 human endeavor, and
have urged customers to carry home it 9mm“ as well to pleasure as ‘0 '
their packages. The Retail Merchants
‘lloard of Ciev cloud, 0. is the fiist in‘
1110 country to put these l'ccomlnt‘...‘ l- Usct‘ulncss ‘0 8091913515
1115111111110 effect. After the first of Au- the criterion by which all action-
gust it promises to adopt the following should b9 3,“!ka But nmo “1,. son-
,a‘ules: 9 Hence which immediately follows: “it
Only two deliveries 1‘ day Of groccr- does not apply to women with the
" 39S and meat. same force, because 11 woman has on
Only one delivery :1 day of other ,o'nthcl) different function ..
if woman has' an cntirclv dll’ft‘ront
1.
work."
So for, nothing could be more sound
and sensible.
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!
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Vflgoods
more for each spetial delivery.
1 w c c:
'. he” “ 11 pare ’ front that great stdndurd,
-. V . ‘ l l‘ 5‘ t v ('1 - . .
Returns to b1 0111 111 on min. 15 1‘“ no such 111mg as democracy,
é ’ . s . 1 . . . .
B or tncrchtndi 9 ‘such 111mg as Justice. then 1110 is not
farping critics may accuse the mcr-‘
no
1
worth while.
,. chants of attempting! to-savc the ('11-; ‘
V. women who need not be
muse of costly service by hiding be?
" bind. a war measure.
For 1110 time being,
“the merchants may reap some added
But. such critics statement. may be!”
to personal
'judging by that ..
lower, may be. confined
pleasure, to gcmig what they can but
of men—what kind of mothers will
they be? Unless there to a high until
equal standard of morality and 11191119-
by which all humans must judge their
acts their wordS, their thoughts, how;
can the race improve?
it is possible that in some way the
writer has failed to make lil's‘mcan- j
lng clear. But it's doubtful The state-
ment has an old and familiar rlngflt
smacks of the days when a woman ldid
not-mm her own clothes—when the
:father had rights of life and death:
over is children. And it recalls to
‘mind that i W. W. platform: “The
.wageearning class and the employing
class have nothing in common."
ago 11011 r-slghtod.
profits from economy in service but
”0.11m common is bound to profit 1111910
avend. Competition in retail business
is still too sharp to permit it 10 be
, 9' otherwise. Whatever lessens the cost
. of doing business is sure to enable
the enterprising merchant to sell his
goods just a little lower. “is neigh-
bor will have to moot him, and so the
consumer will get the added profit
eventually.
The public has long been too heed-
:I 1083 in its shopping methods, for
whether it' s merchandise or service.'
it's Well to 1"omcmbct that in New
the buyers get about what they pay for
and they am sure to have to pay for
I‘whst they get.
TUBERWVEMENT
I The latest figures show In satisfac
. .ory imptotement, on the whole, in
the tuberculosis situation. The dcatht‘ll'
,rate in 1910 for the entire countryi
’rgas only 146.8 for each 100.000. in l
900 it was 195 per 100, 000.
A decrease of 25 per cent—a. saving
one fourth of the lives that would
3mm been sacrificed White
1l
needs. It's the same standard,
same idealS, the some moving'force
of loving kindness and soil-control for
1
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.m—
THE WICKED RETAILER
Here's a new kind of “rapecity”
111101 is grieving storage house people
gten Western warehouse-
11 men who thought to make a lot out of
guts according to the standards or ttheir poultry monopoly, have sudden-
ecade ago—~15 not to be despised. 11y found that they have overshofi‘lbelr
only ground for dunes Liqfactlon1111:1111 Retailers are sitting tight whit-
ea in the fact that the mortality 111g for loWer prices And the wore-
3111 have been cut downstill lower. house peeplo Who find themselves
‘ today, despite tut: Widespread burdened with 30, 000, 000 pounds of
' htenr‘n‘ent“ regarding the treat poultry in danger or spoiling on their
at?“ tuberculosis'and the .public hands, grand and call the retailers
11 private effort devoted to fighting Wick“ beam“ ~01 their. rapaclty.
there is far 100 little being doan.
11111111111911 figures Show that large
cities do not necessarily 31151.1 better
breeding places for tuberculosis than
1.11 ones.“ In New York-oily. the
111‘ to 11-0111 111111 causeI last year
to the
bly has 11110111112111~ humor left to smile
at this turning of the V tables against
his arch enemy. With the retailer
spoiling maximum mature
on account of lndlspositlbn of one set
The 50min which might be support-I,
‘ Q‘I".‘(- .{agn/‘gtfifm .- a,
\‘S‘un- . ‘V‘\“.’\\“.‘\“
- plia‘l- ’
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”C' piefculng tho 8'1““ l “ L" 1“” Inthe August issue occur these sage r0 1
.\0 boy has a right to pt‘lfOl‘nl "
An extra chargo of fifteen (50111:: or ifunction" than “QM-“moss to ‘SOCMME!
useful to society—whose sittndttrdflw r“
men
It isn’t different standards the worldi
1M‘mlttee of food supply, representatives
The downerorldeuxoonsumer proba- '
is hope that them W be “called"
l. ed safer from this disease than theI
‘- 1" A 1" I’Ii‘op colder sections, avetages 158 deaths: Si
ESTABLISHED BY M'per 100,000 for the whites, and 414. 0
J” dOLDEN , for 111-: negroes lt ploy be urged that \ I
ly Clearance Sale
EXTRA
1
the Loom Muslin
Yard
Wide
I
.
111/ .1 ‘-
\
12%;.
ThelGreatest in Years.
partment Teeming With Real
Seasonable Bargains
10,000 yards Fruit 01
Every De-
Baryain Table
Thousands 01 yards
01 Wash Goods
worth up 1 c
' 10251: 12430
DRESSES, $9.98
Just received a shipment of Women‘s flnc Silk Dresses. madc'fi‘u
b1-:'.utit‘u1 new models; some of 111-121 worth us high as $20.00.
$9.98
1 French Marduisette
45 inches \vido,-.fine imported
Fro-11011 Marqutuctto, for women’w'
and. misses waists and dresses;
value 59c. Sale, yard
340
Dress Gimrhams
tlon, shirred belts andpatcb p
V.\
Correct models and coloring
SPORT SILK-'1 SKIRTS
s, many putty designs for your selec-
$3.49
002101 effects.
Anderson‘s fine Dress (iingbams,
inches wide, all colors, in
stripes, piaidsfi and checks, :1er
plain colors; value 29 cents. Sale,
ya rd.
' 230
0
.12
. Luna Lawn
This fabric is well adapted for
embroidm'y, the yarns being espo-
ciuily durable for their weight,
100 SPORT
. Table Damask
Heavy cream.
from pure Scotch linen, subs
11.11 quality, {unrellcnt for h
wear. $1.“ :‘1 value; Sale, yard
H
,1
Pfllllll ABREAEE
lNllthNEBTIBUT
in 011101 to arrive 111 an intelligent
understanding of tho probable potato
crop of the state the Committee of
Food Supply of the State Council of
Defense is taking steps to mountain
the potato acreage in Connecticut In
each town a special representative is
being appointed by the committee to
the acreage for his town, and
11. lepresentatirr '“lll call {upon
such persons as seem helpful in ur-
riving at accurate conclusions in re-
gard to the crop. This action is in
anticipation of the needs of the New“
England regional community of the
federal food commission with which
the committee. of food supply is 00-]
Operating fully. 11 was apparent at. 111
meeting in Boston recently attended
by members of the Connecticut conr
of the federal commission and mom‘
bers‘of the Councils of Defense of
the other New England States, that
full information in regard to the crop
is desirable before any action is tak-
en to provide market. and storage in-
cilitt'es The plan at present is to
secure information in regurd to the
acreage only, at. a later daté the con-
dition of the crop. will be investigated
is planned to complete this survey
August 1.
The following appeal is being put
out from the headquarters of the Com-
mittee of F00d Supply of the State
Council. “Defense, by Arthur Howe.
State Enrollment Officer of the U. S
Boys Working Reserve:—
WANTED—Men of 17 to 21 years
.01 age at an agricultural camp of
the U. 3. Boys “’01ka Reserve at
Oranm Conn.
711211 fro
work on '
state.
dividuai farms all over the
to save the peach ‘crops and vegeta-
bles in the neighborhood of Hartford.
An apparent discrepancy in direc-
1101111 for handling. “Blacli Leaf 40"
and 011103 nice
Bordooux' nil
but been ca 11911
Damask, mndc
‘xflwmwou‘ ‘ :\:‘
1-1-1”. U, -1-
.16 to 21 yejars of age for.
Boys from 15 .to 21 years of age
prépbratlonfi with
the attention or the committee of“
E0011 Supply or the C’onpeolglcut State
01111111. V _ The preparutlon'
WASH SKIRTS
Newest models, stylish and attractive desigusAVorlh $1.75
99¢
0
cost to import today
1911'
11rd
big savings.
2%
Williltillfi or
1111111111111
Examinations For soldiers
to Be Held on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday Next
Week
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--
Through the courtesy of The Sen-
tinel, tut ofllct‘ttl list of the draft num-
bers has been secured by 1110 local
Board of Exemption. The board has
now settled down to real business and
is now making. the list of the local
men who are in the first draft. Four
hundred and twenty-eight men will be
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday of
next week.V That is, if the list of
names and notification blanks are
completed and mailed tomorrow eveni
lug. -. -
It has been sugge steu that more
than double the number «the quota
be called 111 thus uliottmeut in order
that a second-draft will not; be a. nec-
essity. Hotwever. {Mayor 1031'] leel
Hurstrom stated this morning that
this plan was not practical because
of the shbrtage of physicians to make
examinations. Several local doctors
have volunteered their services in
this work gratis.
The mayor also stated that it was
more thamprohablo that it would take
three drafts in Order to secure Nor-
walk’s quota oil 21L: This means that
the young men whose draft number
Largo-.1109” should buy a liberal
11111111ng 13811011 good. values menu
Chesthiseases of llungs .ttnd
Iheart.
Hands—Webbed finger 01' loss of
calIEd out to report, presumably on'
while the crisp and lustrous finish
closely resembles the more costly
linen; 1111110 250. Sale, yard
V
10c
, .
IVatnsook
Made of fine Egyptian cotton, spe-
('lltl soft finish. for undergar-
11119111s, garments and infants‘
dresses, $2.00 value. Sale
3 Table DamaSk Bit: Purchase of 2'50 Dozen of - $1.59
2 1110.11 but 68 inches 11 1110 real scr ' Japanese Nainsook
I 111111.111”!th ttIuaIllltIi'. StIxIcrllIenIti do Linen lmpor‘ed 40 inches wide, made from fine
i Her 1'“ 1.1m. “I“ H1590 long staple Sen island cotton,
I, I soft and firm texture: 93.00
2 Table Damask “116k Towels "“1““ PM" ‘
x! Scotch 11nd lrish manufacture, . §3H98
1!! 7:: inches wide, lull bleached. rich 15c 39c 490 59c ea - EngllSh Loni: Clot
i satin finish, splendid quality; 9 9 Soft. finish. even thread. for night;
a $11.00 value. Sillt‘, yard tobos.'tlndet'wcui', etc; value
' 750 These prices are less than it 31'5“ Sale mile, 1‘1““? '
$1.19
. Enulish’Long' Cloth
536 inches wide, chumols unit-h:
very dumhlg' .excellont quaiiv.
\nlue $2.._00 Piece
$1.69
1
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[-IU, U1-;'.‘;- fl ~i-)‘y‘-r C.
Mental-Lack of understanding.
Skin-Chronic, contagious and pan-1
sltle discuses, when severe and ex-
tenblvc, chronic. ulsers, deep or ex
tensive.
Head-Abrupt depression in skull.
Spine -~Cu1'\'uture.s, curios, abscess.
Ears—All catanhal and purluient
forms of 011113 media, perforation of
tynpunum.
Eyes—Diseased.
Mouth, nose and faucets—Deformi-
1
1
l
1
speech, chronic ulcerations, tissues
or perforations of the hard palate,
loss of voice, must have four serv-
iceable color teeth, two above and
two below on one side, and two above
and two below on the other side. Ob
struclitms of nostrils; V.
Neck.———Pr0nounced goiter.
fingers.
Lower Extreiuitics~Varicose veins,
flat feet, club feet, webbed toes, bun-
ion's, hammertoes.
six HAT FIRMS
(Continued From rage One)
No explanation of the purpose of
the meetings was made in connection
with the call and inquiries" in regard ,
to the matter were referred to Harry
McLachlan. president of the Hat Man— .
ufacturers' association
Mr. McLachlnn said, when asked
this afternoon for information in re-
gard. to the. purpose or the meeting,
that he was unable to say anything
about the matter today for publiea
11011,. but: that. a settlement from the
comes anywhere within the first
thousand numbers stands a good
chance at becoming a member 011 the
conscripted army.
place at the council chambers, city,
1.111.111.1011: twenty men will. bei
the drafted man. is examined, he will
go to the chief cleric wburwllt ask
pnemptlon. If so. he will sign the
claim and there, as the claim must
be 11.11111 within seven days after the
first call is issued. The proper
new: will be 1111111111
, The physical whammy
' b alt-logo‘s most‘ part
. 1-19 fee height
the examining room -at 011061 After 1'
whether he whines to brake cialmtur
nor-d at thi- time.
111. I011
pie ell?
.. 1 men:
manufacturers might be given to the
public tomorrow. Beyond this re-
ply Mr. McLachlan would not discuss
tthe question of the edit for the
The physicaL examinations W1“ W1 umetinsoot the employee-001.110 shops ‘
in question
1 ‘ V Baird-01111611160. Signs. «
Officers of the Bethel Hat Makers’
association- announced yesterday at
'that place had signed for its making
department the bill of prices with the
boiling prices incorporated John H.
Baird. headset the company. could
not be reached for any statement in
‘reatrd to mailman-.115 up to press
”law, be not in located at eith
ér his Inc cry or 1110 home.
Work was suspended at the Baird-
Untiedt factory on May 18 Several
' b t the firm and the
ties interfering with mastication or L
CALL—EMPLOYES ‘
ternoon that. the Baird -Untiedt Co; of
mention. The child with
Specially Good'Quality Sheeting.
Size Sale Price.
541190. 1' 01111 ".e ............................................ 79:
72x00, worth 980. .............................. t. ........... 850
BMW north 31.1.". .......... . ............................... 980 ’
81\99, worth $1.“ .5 ........ . .. ..... . ........................ $1.15 %
iade of a stundard brand sheeting; good wearing and iaund- §
erlug qualities. m
Sine. Sill" Price 9
51x90. worth 790.. ......... . ................................. 69c '
63x90, worth 850 ..... . ...... ............. .......... 790 .
72x90, worth 950.-.”... ................................. 850
81x90, worth 98»: ............................................ 890
81x99. 11-01111 $1.10 ......... . ......... . ........ ........... 93: 9
901199, worth $1.15 ...... .. ................................. $1.05 :2-
it
1!
EXTRA it
it
BLEACHBD SHEETS, full bed size, Champion brand. good 2)
wearing; and laundering qualities, best value on the market.
Special 69c
fllfi’t - “A"- - a'-’-!.~ - - -I'I- fl'fl" .
a.nlfi :
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Baby Victim of German Airplanes 0n the
Way to Hospital After the Raid of July 7
Wt; a victim or the German air raid. of July 7 1...
head band aged, after being injured by the
is befng tulten to 11 hospital“ by the mother.
This photogiapli 1110”"
bombs from the airplane,
bill was signed. The officers of the ba .V
Finisher-'9' association end the shop's Vera 9111th is “m “13} “Kat t V
committee are to meet with Mr. Baird the activities of some at these labor,
agents be embed on they have led to;
tomorrow.
Mmoo. errr. July 21...; 11.11.1111 2:39?” 3“ ?°'.“°. We” ”a 111:
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