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m 90m NORWAI-I EVENING mm}-
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THE SOUTH NORWALK full 5'93th rations tor more than 24. NINETEEN KILLED AND wlo w: :1 killed, was tug smith-3am MW?“ 30 ”venting
of him on Poodrit'h the motor an on again the Boy Scout is useful Therei
, 000000 soldiers MANY INJURED IN' the Shore Line mud, who u s 619: - w p
E‘ ENING SENTINEL ,' 1 ——O— ' NORTH BRANFORD‘ Ltccuted in New Haven on Jauly 25. if): no cleaner 59:02:05 titers than;
=2_ ' ANTI-CONSCRlPTION VS. PEACE { ‘ f while on top of hid car adjusting a ‘ Scouts and ‘ ‘ll a 1("L.se t. ”it;
, HEAD'OAN TROLLEY' trolley arm Her 51319,. Mrs Cramp are taught clennlin: 3 [min Mysticalf
3' d' & A' I" GOLDEN‘ Pro!” The Peoples Couuctl 0' Amiitra tori COLLISION ton, tomorrow will bury her husband, and moral and they on“. not a 111i: l
" fi“ gL-emocracy and Peace went to the. . __ leo died on Sunday . . chievous set of bevs either Decatur all, ’7'
ESTABLEEED BY w: ong man when they avtted Prof} (Continued Fiom Page One) a The “”0 ”0”?) ”3‘5 “PM“ “(.9 m of the flme thutmight be spent in this /
l
_ nuns comm:
TUESDAY? ‘13ng 1‘: 1‘91? l'Mizsomi {01 a contribution to their
lllund fo1 coming on anti dt' aft propa-
3'311-11; l‘. liner of the lnlversln ot
Mun—”fl-.. w Wm...
m 313! ganda.
IATURE NAG FORE lrof. M916" is a naturalized Amen;
TOMORROW ican. He was both in Germany and
High tide 9:57 a. m.; 10:09 p. m. {spent 19 ycars of 1115 life in German
1
Sun rises 5103; $8135 6250- ' {schools as «indent and teacher. He'
friends and relatives in Germany.
1 hat
But, unlike
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS
‘ Editorial Rooms—92. }
Business Office—93. t
t
some Gcrman-Americans,‘
.
i'llc is able to see what the wur's .all'
.about.
‘ let'auw he understands the dangers
of l’l‘lls~tl:tlll,~‘lll I11: 110.»: tesued a letter
Norwalk Branch Office—1388.
Editor’s Residence—2182.
City Editor” 3 Residence—14924
Business Manager’ 3 Residence—
113- 12.
,protesting against the plans of the"
Peoples Council. In his letterhe
c11's:
“if Germany wins this war, :10 )‘E’flrs
.
”29'.
I do not want 1111"
THE STORAGE HOUSES - 'Amcrit'alt people:
There is a certain amount of stills"
-"--— hcncc its government will rule
American children to bc put under the
faction in knowing that thc storage l'Olit‘ which 1 esCaPHd by coming to
houses hold today 360 per cent. more My how. is that ”1;. German!
and
Ann'rica.
'poultry than they held a year ago. (52
beef, 10'1"
32
more frozen lamb and mutton. 20 per
govt'runlont will be aoverthrown
PW 0911‘. 3101‘” f‘SUZPH ltl‘l' that the Gcrman nation, my relatives;
cent. more cured ““01" I)” rent. and i‘:'icnd<, will cater an international
organization for peace and Justice. But
fearful
he ovcr
raising urtnicz, not by
of
America' and
cent. more butter. 40 pt”? N‘DI. more lll(‘( (Human ROH‘l'lllllll‘ll this
cheese and 100 per cent. more frozen
There is
that the nation will not
danger to our future. can
egos, conclusive cridoncv thrown only by
5‘3"" “"3" milling around the council tables
winter, so far as meat and dairy pro thc ‘l’coph-‘s (10mm) of
ducts are concerned. in a wnv, this ‘working [0,. the l‘t‘llC‘lll “f the con-
report i< a t'otnfortablc cotnpamon mlsct'iption laws‘." l
. . O 1 .
the lug croD report. 1 \t‘hul Prof. :‘llcver savs is ll‘lli‘. And1
But Wllati'vor satisfaction tho pub ”,9 sooner 1,11,. uncalled 1,3,ch no,
lic finds in this ovidcncc of plenty in it ”pong“ their heads, ”1,. hello 11'
l'nitigatcd by the knowlt‘dgc that it has the nation
that is working nigh and day to save
i
will be for them and for
been stored not for thc purpoac of pro-
viding a stable and fair-priced supply them from that “fearful danger,"
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THE NEXT LOAN
announced from \\ .1~hm1
to the public throughout thc year, but
for the purpose of enabling food .11ch-
big ’I‘hc'
have lcnl thoms'clves
It is ton‘
that the next war loan will bc known
It lsa
wise decision to prcsmvc toe name of
IllillOl‘S in make [Ol‘lllllll‘fi
iii oragc houses
t
more notoriomly than usual. to thc as tho "Second liihcrtv lo1n "
amblurs and profitccrs
instead of to the needs of the ttthion.
Pcrhaps this ubusc of an otherwx'n
llll‘l’llllblt,‘ with
If so. that
channcd without
st'hcnic of tho 5.:
'thc first loan, instead of applving n'
~dil‘f’t'rt'nt name to chy succceding ls-
suc :11: England has done. It Would
'ccrtalnlv be a mint 11111 for our gov'vcln
lillt'
immensely
excellent industry is
the pruscnt system, sys
lllf‘llt to sacrifice a which has
itself
tool will hare to be
delay, The public is insisting that if
the pcrishablc food supply lS to be
boarded, it must bc boarded by public
ant-mics for the Millie l'elfo'l‘.
proved popular", 1
which is so accurately descriptive of
[the purpose to which the money is to
'gbc applied and whose compelling
The atoragc business is naturally 3 force and value we havc hardly he '
It must be controlled gun to ”0“" i
l‘lcfinitc ac'lon is
public utility.
llv thc grwormncnt. 'l‘hc time of the. second issue has but
cxpectcd alon 1 this linc from tho fcd-' vpg been indicated Presumably it
crol food administration. lf necrosisary,: will come. in Septembcr or October nf.‘
thc gmctmucut should tattc absolute llcr thc first idea is all paid up, when
' bland.
, otlit'c,
C W ‘ e I .
{Sifiotgnhtlré'tgi fo;ernoo'1'1'u'a':n'dul)effl chief is svtemallt'ully filled up with'
i
‘there until they are examined by of— PN‘DdPlllg TOT Mill" ‘0 KW '0 1'9 a “W
River.
‘ i
DMCS JOHNldURMSNIbk “Now of' fi001$ of the conipanv and pfliciala del'foot. second class or first class 5,
1 1110111 0 Say 100 luho are taking hurt in the lug ivy. , , ~ 1 ve .
MRSl CHARLES E. CHAPMAN, Killed in New Lofldtm'J [5C;l;:eflrs::::::;l£ 13:3: 51m,” 0d *1. !
widow of former Senator Chapman,‘ NEW LONDON, Aug.14.~John '
w. Jstbrook 'Nelson, walking on the lalllOdd send in accounts of their fr'oops ac:
HARRY MORRIS Motmmun Nev: tracks at Shaw 5 Come 1o~terda1 tivilies to the nor Scout Editor, cine
'llaveu. 110011. was suuck b) a b“ tubing en cftlw Evenin" Sentinel. ~outb Nor
““52. “21m in.»
AN’IONIO DE NARD]. Boston.
'gine and b:- -headed. Ht leaves a son w Ill: nd 1 jgn 9 ,mo 1, mph-t
MRS. ANGELINA NlMFl-Z. 1.00105 " 0 b 10 i' “‘ 5 ‘
'Iuellknown in independent baseball communications
('irtlea and a daughter. _
1b”;
HENRY 1). 11011131, new York.
nus. SAMlTEL 51111101511, Clinton. LIBERTY BONDS AT PAR .
MRS. “11.1.1111 nornn, (luilford $4 00011000000 151
1111s. ANDREW J. HIGGINS.t DOAN TO ALLIES' NEW YORK. Aug 10—11 blotk of
Bilooklvn. N. 3'.
$864, 000 worth of Libertv hand: sold
at par on the Stock Ext-hang: hurt1
today. The closing price yesterday
was 119.94.
:' Secretary McAdoo and Chairman;
SCOUTMASTERS ATTENTlONl‘ Hiuhen of the Ways and Means (‘orn
Tho scouIn13sters of mg various mittce agreed on this today, and also
troops in South 5:01-ka and wiping”. agreed upon the desirabili'v of raising
who desire to havc the reports of a larger sum lhan‘ $2,000,000,0i)1§1 fo’f‘w
their meeungg in the Evening Senti- war purposes by taxation. CongreSS
ncl should send the matter In, written probably “ll” b“ called “9"“ 3‘ ”1" '.
out in a pldin hand on one side of the December session to revise the War,
papei', not later than 11 0"'ll0ik ,1”. Revenue bill now below the Senate
morning following the nighi‘ of the lncreaeing the sum to Le obtained
hearing. News that is especially do through taxation.
sirable. is that of activities of the
torman Negus’: car. At the. little it
t
t
|
, iron 1, ' '.ri s ys, Sl'l i! 1 ’1“ I
was not clear why the controller box '9 in H 0" 1' l“ as ' 0 ChiEf 0f Al‘tfl EU 5
i
i
normal) '1' norcnnlss Ncu'i'
11.11 en (died in hospital)
FllMlNl) PARKER
Sachcm‘ a Head
MISS 1' INA \l’Al’l‘l’), matron Elm'
.(‘-ity Hospital, New Haven. 1
tlilSS PHOEBE lNGERSOl.L, Chic-1
ago.
ERNEST A. KOLIN, Clinton.
MISS (‘OMSTOCIL of Hartford.
MRS. ARTHUR GOODIHCH,
Hartford.
When the inquiry of Deputy Cor-
oucr Wynne was opened only a few
witnesses had been called. A num-
ber of exhibits were talk-3n into the
among them a controller box
said to have been detached from Mo~
WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.- Congress
soon will be united to authorizet
anothm loan of between $3 000 000 0 at
and $4 000 H000 000 to the Alllct'i.
31112101111:
y
”2.1.:1».
of'
motions in the troops, troops going on.
1111: brought to the city. but Later it American Arm ' in France
was said that examination of it Show ‘h'kl’s- “Hung picnics 0" giving dem- 3
1d tho 1"ubhe1 piping had been twist- 'Shations of various kinds as well as
"11 1110“de the lelel‘ on loll ll W111 entertainments These items can be
raid that this controller box is sim- used bv mp Evening Sentinel and Will
0211' to those uhich have bcvn ur'd t" 'i t . t the to ..
on high speed trolley lines. and the s 11 up n 9'98 among ’ r 0p”
tnotorlnnn to get electrical contact is Stamford has 3 paid scout ”WNW“,
obliged to constantly depress the lcv and the Norwalks should n01be behind ‘
1'12 If pleasure is lelea'rled the con _'fhci: neighboring city in thin. It will
fact is lost and the car in without be necessarv in time for the Scout
pouci' It is said to hate been a prac , , ll' , 'C
tlcc of some motormen when running Headquarters 0 “5 ‘H "5‘ an. cite. u-
fol long distances through a right -of “"9 here “ll" can MV" ”1“ ncltlvities‘
way where stops are not to bc made of the troops at tho finger tips and
:t111'111il1's.to attai'h 11 piece of 111111113 who (on transmit to up scoutmasters
from the wrist to the levif'r no that a and others in authoritvtllc nrdcll‘s from
L
depression can be secured without 1
motorman being obliged to continunh Nalonal lleudquar era. .
ly applying manual weight. It is said ‘Sl‘mllfi rue 9511901311." helpful in a
that this Dining on the controller box number of nuns. Th'c recent llllflllv‘
curried ‘0 ”‘9 coromu' 5 office “I‘OWGd Loan Campaign, thc Rcd Cross Cam-
,:1'1'1a'tl1'1:oc1"r'ac"m bad he") followed paign and the garden work this sprinV.
’l‘hc co"'oncrs 3m“ rv WM “0 into to say nothing of the various clean-up:
the watch) of operating tlw cars, as “'00“ ”1*" ”9 “PM-
it it: said there were no block signals3 \‘umcrous placcs in South Norwalk
and the cars were usually run bv would be betler for a systematic:
which ir-clxiduld 'Crewa set their 1 h re are
\1 itchu every morning for uniformity campaign of cleaning up {:2' 't; Bo
and runs between switches are said “0 1’9““ D899!“ to d9” an e y
to have been conuolled by tclephono Scouts, The campaign 82"!!! l tent
on tho poles at the switches. . :caterpllltirs which are. rapidly BMW
News and :I‘rvon were in a sheriff‘s lug out shade and fruit trees has been,
23‘1"‘;..‘.‘:.‘.§ii? 33031331012” W W mud in “mm“ “m“ “l“ W
The federal government was not munities and Wh'le school children. '
rcpicscuted and it is said that while have been used for some time they .
-a icprcsentatlve of the Interstate are not capable of concerted action. 11.1....
Commerce Committee was here last '
night. he did not appear today
The accident is considered one of
Him worst in the history of trollev
mock-'1 in New England. It occurred
a short distance from thc station at
I'Nottlt Branford, when :1 westbound
cm, gnthcxing apccd left the station.
and rounding a curve on :1 aimlght
stretch of track crashed into 11 car
bound‘ cast from New Haven, and
TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1917
brad and so xmmmwm @1215”; O;
BOSTON STORE
Summer Sale
S P E C I A L .5
Hundreds of Other Bargains Not
, -. Advertised
lPRESERVING KETTLE
1
SASH CURTAINS
Steel, gray enamel, 12 Already for use, good qual 1':
quart; size. Worth $1.00. ity Swiss. Value 45c. 0,
Special ............... 65c Sale ...., .............. 32c i?
Masons FRUIT JARS sumo Pouriznzs Q
§<..7
Pints or quarts 79c dozen Gross stripes, all colors.
ALUMINUM Value $2 50 Sale $179 pair 0'
TBA KETTLES ' FELT RUGS t
No. 8 size ......... $2.49 Basket weave. heavy qual— ,3
ity. Size 27 x 54 inohetsq
ALUMINUM SAUGE FANS
finish, excellent for wear.
World 500. Sale ..
TABLE DAM-ASK
72 inches wide, satin fin-
ish, Irish manufacture, excel-
lent designs. Worth $1. 00.
Sale .. . 750 yard
JAPANESE NAINSOOK
1 ..
Four quart size, with cov- ' Va ue $2 25. Sale $1.49 1
er. Special ..... . ...... 98c WOMEN'S b
HOLEPROOF HOSE ‘1")
JELLY GLASSES Light weight, genuine i
With tin covers, 8 oz. and lisle thread Regular 50c p
10 oz. size ....... 35c dozen Sale .............. 350 pair 3;
TBA curs AND WOMEN’S BURSON HOSE
SAUQERS . 350 and 490 quality. Regu- f'
W lar and extra size. Black and '9'
TIN FLOUR CANISTERS .white ............ 24c pair ,1:
Wendy five lb. size. TABLE DAMASK i
Special. . 756 Regular width, mercerized b
MACON FRUIT'J‘A'RS
Pmts or quarts 79c dozen
NOOR’I‘H POLE ICE
CREAM FREEZERS
Two quart size $1.69
GENUINE GREX RUGS
Light and dark blue,
390 yard
41. .,.
Grecian and band borders, 40 inches wide, fine soft ti
size 9 x 12 feet Value texture. Worth $3. 00. '11
$10.00 Sale . . $7.98 Sale ..... .0193 piece ,9
coucnmmmooz PILLOW CASES
Extension pillow and wind
shield. Value $9. 00.
8131111395750
,. mi @-
Size 45 x 36. excellent mus-
lin. Worth 25c.
Sale
190 each
r
Advertise lathe Sentinel
Summer Business Hours: 9 A.lt’il.'to 5 RM. ,
0111 Saturdays during August the Store will be closed all day
PMSPNOH or W“ STONE? 110“395-' the draft, system has been successfully also running at high speed. Both curs
Thcit DI‘ODC“ mdmg cmcnt is as l’lll‘lzlnunchcd. when the new food lm‘,,,1\1't1.1c of heavy construction. but the
S ,foice of the blow shattered thém and
to the public welfare as the innnafie' in successful operation and thc cmv I passengers were ciushed to death in
mom of the shipbuilding plants 0110.440“, gathering and distribution of our the locked cars.
l l
tharv csts are assured.
Onc big thing at a time is enough.
lWlth these, tasks well on the way to
successful completion. the public will
be ready to absorb, with ease and en'
Sthusiasm. :1 loan twice as big {15' the'
llast one.
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CLASSIC SLACKERS
Sonic of the exemption claims re-
mind one of the would- he slackers
among the Greek heroes who stormed:
munition factorics,
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BEANS FOR EVERYBODY
In recent jubilation over the coun-
try 5 excellent crop prospects, one im-
portant factor was oV'crlookcd The:
humble bean has leaped into promi-
nence which almost justifies: out r-ank
ing it with King Corn. The pr'oduction '
might juSt as
beans"——wblch
of navy beans-which
well be called “army
might just as well be called "army
beans"-—represents :1 remarkable 11%: and took Tioy. The crafty UlysseS'
ricultural achielement ' feigned madness and the swift
The recorded bean crop of the coun- ', Adhnlps disguised himSelf as a girl
try has stood in "9061“ years, at about : when the call for mobilization came.
10,000,000 bushels. The 1915 err is But their schemes didn't'work so,
given as 10,321, 000 bushels and the they wont to war with a good grace'
1916 crop, 8.846.000- The“ flFa'lll“?5::1tid performed the brave deeds that
rentesvnt only the output or the Slx we've all bean reading about ever
" leading beau states. California. ATlClll'_since'
t'
i
i
,gan, New York, Colorado, New More] Are the modern slackers as good
ice and Wisconsin sports?
W,—
Well, this year for s ates alone have
raised 22,,141000 bushels of beam. LIGHTED BOMB ..
And they have done it by lucrcn ' LUNDER’DAM
fidlgvg
lby Motorman Wesley
According to these than 1, the motor-
, worked 10 hours and 20 minutes.
OGDEN 110111 :Aug. 11.4mm so’
NORWlCH Aufr 14.—~Stntéments
N gut: and
Conductor “imam J. Tryon. of one
.of the cars involved ill the wreck
.ou the Shore Line Electric Railvvay
'at North Branford yesterday that
they were exhausted from overwork
land had fallen asleep ucrc denied to-
FTFTH AVENUE - MADISDN
day by President Robert w Perkins Thirty-fourth Street '
of the company. ‘
’l‘hesc statententsnnccording to Mr. l
Perkins. were made at. a, preliminary ‘
licnring held at North Brunford, la‘st ‘
night by.De‘puty Coroner jKenneth
Wynne of New Haven, and were to
hire effect incl the men had been
compelled to work so hard they‘be-
came exhausted and had been unable
to keep awake on,th’elr car.
Asserting that, these statements
TELEPHONE 7000-MURRAY HILL
were not true, M'r. Perkins gave out
figures which be said shelved the
tours Nggus had worked yesterday.
CHOHCE CRH
man had gone to “Not 7:10 0.111,
been relieved at 11:55 a. m., and did
not go back to Work until 3:40 p. m.
Mr. Perkins said he had not the ex-
act figures, of Negus’s working hours
the previous day, but that he had
Mr.
Perkins had not the figures for the
conductor, but he said that as the
two men usually worked together hits
hours of work he thought were about
the some as those of Negua. Tho
latter was a spare man and rarelv
worked twelve hours a. day.
Evidence which controvertcd the.
their becn acrcag o by 184 per unit.
Michigan alone. with its 8231', 000 D1-
' shels, but: ulmcs. duplicated the out-
"put. nl.‘ the whole country who .‘let year.
' California let :1, cl 051: second with 7,
' 268.000 busl.1ela Then follow New
York with. “9350120 busfioln, and Cc!-
orndo with 2. 001. 000. -- A
' 1 Other states yet ’0 be heard ”o'm WMEPORT Aug. 14 .w-Only about
'will no doubt add several million 113':- gm 3:8?35'3112325 $11321:
131165.301 the production mcnllo last night. 'Alarge detail of police was
' the hall to prevenbany
fi 'th'er’ ‘113‘ no' excitement.
'that it Would 11m de'str‘oycd tho cm-
bankment or Ugden City reuérvolr,
thus allowing the impounded water
to rush down upon the city, a dyna-
mite bomb with two font of its four
foot ruse already burned, was found
last night by the police.
'POLlCE'P’REVENT TROUBLE.
statements of the crew that they had " . ‘
fallen asleep. said' Mr. Perkins, was
that the car had' htoppgd at the sta-
4‘1- -'1 :11 tsbortl this!" ”nuts“ on Where:
the accident occurretl, n attrack
man ihad heard tum glans; the start- ' ‘
lug a gun] given on 't 9 car, and‘ that i ,
Negus jumped and camped injury WQM'SIZE‘ ORIENTAL RUGS 1
when the crash eating, The disthnce «'1
from the station to he mint of the , ,
accident, Mr. Perkins said, 'Was so at $fl903®09 26®° .09 3'90: 0010.750. @0 '5
short the crew could not have had
ltlme to fall asleép utter leaving the
station.
GUlLFORD. Aug. '1! .—-'l'lt'e'. body of
‘Mrs. William 1mm. 11!!th at North
Franford, wasib '11th here today.
Mr. ‘Sh :‘WEO‘ {was killed
0113111. 1131111 73 ,
can 0111.
AVENUE, NEW vonk
Thirty-fifth Street:
The Extraordinary Solo of
.NTAL RUCS
11011001111» hold on the Fifth Floor, will he continued
during the rental-odor olithc month
The prices uglketl are in all casc51cousidcrajylowcr than the
' prevailing market quotations '
(iii doodiol interest 10111111 11g thcicurt'eutt week will he
iMElillilM-SEZE "ORllEN'l‘AL nuns
fruit 3558500, "-68.00, 90.00 0: ll'l0.00
SEVERAL HUNDRED SMALL ORlEN'l’AL éRUGS . '2, J
n I
each $22.50
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