“G ngEL ,blg. unanswcrible facts ofestrategic
territorv gained Germans slain 1110 L
. L 1:. com m” ltulen at heavy cost, and confusion in
W“ the enemy's camp. England is not
W33”? “laying down." She is ‘carrying on.‘ 2 ,.
r We need not fear henceforth that,
'3‘? OUT 15 1'17 lany nation associated with us in the 5‘
““ mlgreat struggle for human freedom and
“m MAO rongjmtice will fail to do its part on!
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{1219344033121 07 p m 'morc than we. need fear the devotion
V ’ [and stern purpose of any unit of our
rises 6:10; sets 5:09.,
. Jiown fighting organization. This as-
”Mb" 9' the Amc‘al‘d Preu ieurance is worth much to America ,
the Associated Press is exclusively,
ltlcd to the mo [or republicationilhmugh the tedious and "mm
all news credited to it or not other month! of preparation for the trium-
"Qfidfifiifgufiiihgfipgzrfiflf 31502 phaut drive against the world—enemy
All rights of rtpublitation of spe-
‘despatches hr-rein ale 315 0 1e-
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A notable gathering of Mexicans .
ooh place in New Orleans not very
ion: ago. lf‘u'as o. banquet celebrat-
the the one hundredth anniversary oi
of Mexican ,
I: G SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS
,- arial Room-~92.
. ' was Office—~93.-
ormlk Branch Office—1388.
" tor' s Residence—218a
51 Editor 3 Residence—149$!
inens Lianager’ 5 Residence-“
11312. , valid-ring was
" llthere of p1a1ticallv all the frictional
CLOTHES AND BlLLlONS g;1oups of that liiuth-tllvldtd country
“it u~-"d to be
‘fltc New York World recoil-l,
when it took to wearing its old 99" has ”NP-d it took place north of
clothes: it Could place the wo1|d under ”1“ Rio Grande it is title. But it is:
bulc n 1,“- nevertheless typical of conditions
“9 don't care much about ”lacinglwuhln the holders. of Mexico. There '
the 33'01ld under tribute, but tho mor 1“! a flowing tendency to bury old
.ul of the epigram is finely applicablel 'zqum'els and to work together for a.
to the present situation. What we genuine republic and a better Mexico.
-, do want at this llnlt' is to raise the. 1 ”W Fe is also a new recognition of our
me sums needed to finance the. war government and our people as friends
huge. sums needed to financct the war 0‘ M93100 3‘09"“! defllrlng the res-'
titer. And by “wearing
clothes" we can do it.
The phrase, of course, is not to he
ken too literally, No 1111m- poraon
Wises Americans to 111131111; lul'bing influences
L‘clothes. That would
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ltlle proclamation
by bliuuel llidalgo 3' (‘1)stilla. ,
The. 1111141 interesting feature of thin
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the representation
of America,“ T’li’l‘b‘ “9W \mt'l‘icans present, too.
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n,“ om-toration of peace and self-respect and
good governm1 nt
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ruin a legiti-ftricuc and interests,
finite and necessary lnrt'fif‘uls an eneoutw .ing picture of ,
orse still uould bring a sad hnr- and it is
'3.“ of suffering and slum-gs \\e:prnpheti1 of :1 Mexico bk‘r‘mf‘d with'
mhst have the clothing, we need for 5 peace and ptosperity and democlac3
autumn and 119111111, But 111m-
; ohould stop.
.- Quy digiplpy... ‘Xo wagtte,
business and.
{tranquility and induitry.
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.‘3’0 unneces-l BREAD PRICES
' 1 federal food
it is the same principle that 1311'. udminlvtrutiou in Sept em‘ber show in-
lioovor and the agricultural depnlt :expllenble variations in the price 0!
mt have been trying to net the no bread all over the (ountrv Prices run
Alon to apply 11 is .1 16-
"game gospel that asked by'ouvlr'e loaf of l'leasuntvillc, N Y.,
one and patriotic advisers to 111111111 15 cents for the some loaf in Fostpo‘rt,‘
in every line of expenditure. :Mc, Gallitzin, Pm. Nashville, Tenn,
A We are obliged to raise 814,000,000.-‘ Laramie. Wyo., and ° many other;
.‘Jo luxury.
Reports made to the
to its food. thf.‘ all the \3123' l'.‘1)lll 6 cents f01
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'bcrty Loans. There is no question at Paragould Ark
cabout our doing it. Ilut mu we do it' Tile Ramp discrepancies may
without cutting d1 eplv into our llam‘found witrln any 3,8,9
m7l335‘1D10 OUT capit 11‘ 'Livcrpool Review recently collct ted
V EXPO?“ say that W9 can Bunkers this remarkable set of figures for
tlmate our customary tunings for Ohio
investment, out, of our annual incomeg
t 35.000.000.000 to $3,000,000.000. how“, ,0, g mm.
bus, according ‘0 ”W- highi‘fl 99”" a few miles distant. it cost 15 cents.
‘mtes, we have been saving half
«enough for this purpose in years
been there, was no big object’ in
m. Now, with the compelling in-
native of winning a great and vital,
world-struggle, we ought to be able
to save more than twice as much as
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for a Iii—ounce loaf, Mansfield ' 10
cents for 11 ”ounce loaf and Newark
12 cents for a Ill-ounce loaf.
. i There are almost as great inequali-
"l’he present economic situation ties within any city. In East Liver.
as it easier than it would be nor- pool, for example, 15 cents would buy]
lly. Prices are high, but wages nnyWhere from 17 to 20 ounces of ‘
« - salaries and profits are higher.I brPad.
: or was there a time when frugal-z If we can't get a standard loaf at a.
, could produce such big results We standard price, what a food adminis-
.,- 1 save those fourteen billions. :trntion for?
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“CARRYING ON" ' " REDEEMED LAND
' There are two fine things about Sir ln 8- ft", Vivid words, Prof. Fitch of
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yo given of weakened power and northern France:
. e on the part of tbeflerluan nr-y
—u revelation which suggests that ”0"“! 3‘ he KB"! France back to her
- ps the victorious end will come children He meant '° to 185"“
that the heart of France should be
m8? than we dared hm“ The oth broken. the spirit to fight (one.
«one proof given that Great Brit-
bill has no intention of lying idle on and in each ruined village tho parish
‘uruls until our reinforcements “him" 18 8 heap of powdered stone
...... - '22:: 22.3.2.2" untrue...
W'l’hero has been much talk he: “mgmarrfugefhudo‘tenurzu nd :11
o our definition of V" '0 “0,1111; were kept Next .110 “tooling!
. um mud and mace—purl- the mat normal 5mm. not
W, England-were "laying am he cut Ml all the Mt W
films lob" and waiting for the Unit- an m ”m"° to H“ w
H lute- to‘fiullh 11. ml hustler-2'“. “m,” T country
”0 "M v.- tskeu at face valuoby lone. .1 “It. “was“. ”mg:
=nyAmu-iwuaurluammmebwum urn-q my of
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.TliP East delicacies from the son has so for
in n so high that local markets how
'not yet brought them to the city. it
is hoped that before long the price
may dlop.
in WM?“ :1 Houncc 1"“ could ”0 cute and original fla3or this year than
in Younggqown ever following o ruling put in force
letlilllrcntly by officials in charge. of
. Food and Drugs- Act this your.
in Urbana. Lima, Bellaire and Belle- ficiala are. warning uhlppcrs of sea
food‘
fontaine, a pound loaf was sold for! interstate commerce. scallops
10 cents; in Coshocton it sold for 15 have been soaked
whether the soaking is a deliberate
A h 1 water humor to be perfectly clean or
.. gins Haiga latest drive in Finn-i m erst gives the whole non of “mine anlnclal brine Those bundling
onstratiou they desolation wrought by the German; ln” scallops are warned also to drain the
"The. enemy showed a well defined of ll material umount 0' M W
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= Thousands Of Dollars Worth Of New Fall
Merchandise. Winter- Merchandise is to he
Offered in Many Instances at LeSs Than
Mill Prices.
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PROTECTING SCALLOPS.
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But The Price is High.
While the price of scallops those
Scallop: ought to be of 11 more deli
Of-
that it is unlawful to ship in
which
in fresh water.
attempt to increase the volume and
weight of the mollusks or whether
it is only incidental to washing op-
ernllons." Even leaving scallops in
fresh water for a few minutes as
when they nre shocked into a pail of
water will almost inevitably result in
'21 chance of condition which the. food
officials will hold constitutes adultero-
tion, '
The. swelling of scallops during
washing can be, prevented easily, the
omcinl's .point out. 'by using for this
purpose, cieu‘n. natural sea water or
a brine made byfiismll'lng 2 to 2 1-2
pounds of common salt in ten gallons
of fresh water. Since washing is es-
sential .shuckers and shippers an
advised by the outs]: enforcing' the
Food and\Drugs Act to use only on
mollusks carefully and completely
after they are washed. The presence
is regarded by the oflclsls us con
stitutiug adulterutlou
owes AT wounouu’v.
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Year Meeting.
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Norwalk club women will be well
of the State Federation of omnn's
club to be held If the Congregational
church ct Woodbury. Thundny.nc-
tober 26.
At! many additional problems on ac-
count of tho wur have arisen since
the but mid-yea Inectfnl it to m-
odtbmwillboI-ellintonotlutbb
Cabernet. hub-cc
This is the real-"HARVEST TIME in the dry 200d line.
most opportune time to supply at
worth while. Do not" miss this great saving event. See our four
page circular for complete details. ’ .-
our Special Harvest EXhibit Includes Blank-
ets, Comfortables, Linens, Cotton Goods, "
W001 Dress GoOds, Hosiery, Underwear,
Ready-to-Wear, Housefurnlshlngs, etc.
WMMSWW.
LEAVE CAMP SOON.
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To as sent South. !
2 Lenora received by relatives nndi
friends of members of the last conl
tingcnt of drafted men to so from;
this division to Camp Devens, Ayerl
Maw. indicate. that these men. :0
nether with practically all the other
Connecticut men who entered the
camp that same time. are to be sent.
to 11 (21111111 in some southern state
nithin :1 frw days. From there. it is
believed the men will then be sent
to France.
The last contingent from here was
attained to the depot brigade. This
title is a new one in military lan-
guage and just what it means has
not been generally known Several
of the men writing home have ex
plained if. .
it appears that n Depot brigade
which at Camp Devcns numbers ap
proximately 11 000 men, is the. brigade
from which other companies in the
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are recruited up to their maximum
strength When any company needa
one or more men notice to that effect
is sent to the commander of the. de-
pot brigade and the number of men
needed is at once dispatched to that
comm“. From this it would seem
that tho Norwalk men will not re-‘t
main together. but will be assigned to
various mundane '
Reports from Camp Mn! indicate
that the men will not remain long In
the southern camp. but mel- a short
time. during which they will receive
intensive trafuini. they will be lent
gm'm low We! "otter
um: room"
new moon COAL.
roomy of
mm rm Hum Adopted.
BOSTON, Oct. 1‘.—.~An llic'reuso 0f
twenty-five per cent. in tho cflcleucy
of the water borne coal carrying oper-
ations in New Enzhnd is expect
result from u scheme of coupon iou
mutual: ovum of cool bones and
tun ’to be put into effect tomomw.
according to u ointment toduy by
Jules .1. am. no Administrator
.for this am. .
Same Norwalk Men at Ayer‘,’ Mau,,l South Norwalk Trust Condpany Ready! ‘
" iportvfm fumed to‘ “fond the ore-
. It’s a
your needs'a‘t sayings that are
SHOW YOUR PATRIOTISM.
lemmas A POLE 1131 71mm;
l Munoanuo wOMAN "loop.
70 Avom srmxmc wol,-..'.~.1 SEATTLE. Wash. Oct. 154mm ‘
— 15.-lial— body (1' a woman evidently murders cl
; 3'01:me Conn. 0121.
up, Beebe. of New London and three or four months ago, was found
_ "Charles Douglas, also of New Lon- yesterday in the brush three-quarter”.
The president askll 111.; you speed' don, were1 serlrously injugtfid here yet;- of a mile from the Country Club road
up your subacri tionl to the Second ’ 9|" 3‘ ‘i 9" l 9 automo 9 in Whlc ,
[Abe-rt! Loan p'f‘he South Norwalk they new riding struck a. telegraph geafithe cityihmits of Seattle 1‘39"“
Trust Couipany will receive your sub- vole on Washington square when Hr c“ 0“ “a“ mm'sme The “a" "i“
“WWW! film" in cash, 01' on the Dougln't turned out to avoid hitting 3 found some distance from the holy.
Government Partial Plan of 2 per cent gedtlistrinln. i M123 Beebeh is in the This crime recalls the mysterious mur-
down with subscription, is per ,cent ac us 0'1) ts! ore wit compound def' last A i
on Nov. 15th, {Opel- cent on Dec, 1511;; fractures of both legs and a laceratcd wife a, a $3,?! Mrs ,1?“ch Weba.
and 40 per cent on Jun 15th scalp Her front teeth are also knock t e scu p or She “”4
if you cannot pay for bond on these ed out. Mr. Douglass, whose injuries killed by a blow over the head and he?
terms, take out 11 card for -a 35001) are not as serious as those of Mic-1 body was found in A clump of bush.
or 810010 bond and pay 8100 or $2 00 “IMP- 1:13“, 3,23%” :flllfied 108- 0. cut Her slayer has not yet been arrested
per wee 'elln an 139 ro en 1 n.
The South Norwnlk Trust Company-_ The accident occurred shortly after here is shamposition in some 4“"?
will purchase the bond for 3m and 1 o'clock. when Mr. Douglass drove or: to linkt 9” “'0 murders with "1'9
you can pay for them on the install~ his machine down Washington street career of a notched woman slum
mom plan. 1 tilt a grilrirate. of speed and in (going who has been tenoflzlng the wane“ o"
’ Do 3ou realize that by depriving “l0 a n “7899- a woman ‘| PM
3our'aelf of a few luxuries you will from the sidewalk into the street d,_|_th;ut;lltnyf1;;ese’;cral months past.
not only help your Government, but rectly in front of the machine Mr g ‘2 thirty-six “0“" 3"
you can help yourself as the money Douglass swung his car sharply to the attacks on Women in Seattle MW
saved will furnish on the safest in- left to avoid hitting the Woman and been reported.
vestment in the world i Crashed into the pole on the opposite -
Show your patriotism and subscribe side of the street Miss Beebe was
at once. . thrown ugnlnst the wind shield.
The automobile was badly damaged;
Mr Douglass is tax collector for the
,city of New London.
to R'ecolvc Liberty Loan
Subscriptions
GOVERNOR REVIEWS THE
NEW LONDON BUARM -
NEW LONDON, Conn, Oct. 15
Governor Marcus 1!. Holcomb, with
Colonel Lucien F. Burpee and Major: -
B. M Holden. of the military emer-
geucy board. reviewed the Third regi-
moot, Home Guard, here yesterday sf-
fornOon at Plant field- where a stand
of colors wall presented to the resi-
e ment. The donor of the flags m
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TWO KILLED BV SAME TRAIN
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Aged Men Are Run Down Three Mile:
Apart by Tuxedo Express
- On Erie Road.
BRIDGEPORT MAN IN GUARD
HOUSE AT CAMP DEVENS.
AYER, Mala” Oct. 15 -—Thc first
R 3,13: mg? {mg mwmswlgzt serious‘breuch of discipline among if:
N. 1.. yeiterday it struck and killed-353,02, ”2:32? 5:2”: 35,325,33' 2, Min Lena update. daughter or 1 to
Charles Harack, seventy- dive years old 7 “a o, H c u 30,," , f n? Lavointe. who to captain of Company
or would: m was known 10ml ‘ “W“ Y' “ a '3' G. which is located in this city. About
Frank Keenan, a. former prize fighte r 900 men took ”an in the regiment]
sllubtly deaf. of Bridgeport. Conn, and Nicholas
M Bohokus station, three “1"” Custeilo of WatErbury. Court. are in parade.
mu Waldwlcb, August Klinge, sev— ~--———-——
only-four, of Ridgewood. wu noun 3an guard house awaiting court m" Tbe South Norwall water has now
*0 mm ”mm “‘9 “9°" °‘ “”1 According to the omclal version of about rotten mirth "M taste. with.
some trsin. the affair the two men were return the result that it can be drunk mill
ing to camp late last night when they .5! “,0” who do not mind 9 little a
$007" NORWM-K JEWO were halted by c. ll". Kroc. 'of Water-
bury. W1 of the guard. Costelld the flavor that it bad in it me fl“
1”,“!!! ”0”!"
POOTPONI‘. DRAFT FAREWELL
is,cloilned tool: the amour. mm film "a bolus fixed
In? farewell reception to the draft-i away, a: :Iubizedxgl: while Kano; M mike whet the water would We
ed emit men of South Norwult. attempt o p s m 1.. m. a it wmnot filteredud do.
which was to be field last week was him. Later. in the barracks 00%]; that ‘ alto“! has been n, my.
postponed until lashing by tho; it is sold tried to resist Mouton»: ii in this "’2"
Matthew committee at this city John.8 Wheeler, odlcor of the day. 0'" til-Md- some of an»
it is planned by the Jen-1h cltneus’ m weeding out progress of the Ill“. Vhlcll b the mo of the fifth-v
“filth“ norm" 1"” ”rm id‘m‘ltl "tall. ill ”“33" "" °"' W ” W
I at h u uro- cou uy w o o
well ninth? to the one bold in Bridge- Nlocfious for file day. .. Those luclud 2:, L the IWlfl'bl'll 1:9”
01! 14 from .
tbsttbhmummufoom
“* mu. no u A BHAPLMN. aunt in tho wdtorbut M! will”
DANBUR'I, Donn. Oct m—m any in tune and the "for will u on
Bar. Joseph 1!, Wall, 11.. yestor' It was mower.
day announced to his contraption is
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wsr‘ film of lb. auto. and s nun-
berofotbcrlm’ntnutm our
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m. up“ u cum-'m-m .
who “gamma-mun
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