' . . ., 1' I ,iao herr .
nuaLLWMlmM. mm ”m
’” ' ‘ us. For an“ only gets two meals a
.grnfllmlgfly year. if everybody in the country
.could do withou: a meal from Thanks,
.. _,.d.m.-.. __ .__ ,___...._____.
'giving till, well. my Easter, Sunday,
‘Uncle Sam wouldn‘t line much dim
‘culty feeding the rest of the world.
mum _auuuc roai
minnow ‘
. . cat between. malt-giving
nigh tide 4:19 a. in; 4:30 pm???” ‘
Sun rim twat: ma
WEDNESDAY, D30. 5, 1917
How much meat do you auppoee you
and East.-
work is at for yourself. 1! rule" I
"t'good- dent om arty-two pat-ids. You
'aitzo consume a good many pounds of
entitled to the use for publicanon of
l di be ill |gratin-i and vegetables and fair and
ll news apatc a cre ted to it on .. _
not otherwise in this paper and alsol 9““ and mm and "“M' ”0‘ to men-
tho local llt'Wl published herein. itton an oct'aslonaLit‘e-cream soda. And
All rights of republication of ape-t . . . ’ ,
clal desvatahea herein are also re-t you am” ”an” ‘0'" m‘ mm“ “m"
eerved. .
Member of the Mime Prue
The Associated Press to exclusively
er.
Votivworlt harder, you say. and are
l
um um ram-t ‘ . .
I "G iemuledtou? AndGladyu isnpara’
l
o“ nus
mitomtwn. ‘
Business Office—~93.
Not-walk France Dulce-1388.
suite? Not so. Give (lladva credit for
{brine a considerable factor in the ed-
l'ucation of Chicago's children. Every-
!ditot‘llm—fllsoz. lone to hi- own tank. It's Gladye'a
' “limb," “WW—1 i work to be lazy, to coil and uncut! her
' “gig: '3 Wine-mini. ainuoua curves in the sun;
_-. . \fi!’ ..,__-!!A" in all. Gladys does her hit. and
Call it Pall l POund a day. and: sympathy “I” "m”-
Jiconiniittcp line before it a rtnolut;on
Vii?“ ‘ ,
OF‘ARCOMES
it
Old." motels-1p“ “mew" £lean from “It! Pager.
desires. thatl
[the United States and - .
”3;; be declared. Austrialfun
' to- widespread demand for '-
ltlon of Turlrey and Bulgaria mull;
reatdutton prominent to be the only
tobatacle in the program for apeedy
enactment. Ropuhlicans in both the
tsemt'e and House committees are
{planning vigorously to urxt- such ex-
, tenaion .and tinny. Democrat t are in
The Senate
-mvlmmoning ear with all our".
2 many'at allies;
‘ Although fitw expect many ncga-
gtivcs union the war’ resolution in
teithcr house and nothing indicate:-
lthat tbe debates. which preceded the
action against Germany. will be re- ‘
located. the attitude of the email
Emmi? which} lopponett the Govern-
men it 'y/tti' poiciea is prob mutual
Senator hafnium did. not Julia in the
demonaltatlon given the President‘s
utteranct-ti yetiterday. and did not rise
with the throng at variant! tunes.
However, Benitor Stone. :1"lmirtran of
the Foreign Relations Committee.
who probably will be in charge. of the
mutilation in the senate. tau anipuncv
N‘h‘i intention outlying aupport to
the prosecution of the war. and an in
"favor of defining: Auutrla'a atatuva;
The President's unwound-Noni!
the Austrian 'tituatlon. it was learned
9
4
l
i
am oar own i
if ‘
a state of Mir bctween ~t,
hireducad fiterday by Senator Pitt- -.
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.. woo-trait; .i.¢t~;noa.“e~i' "1
* pointments.
BLAN KETS
lxtra large lire.
Value 83.00
Pair ................................ a f. ’ 49 '
' HEAVY wntrn Bill) stimulus '
Full size, with neat blue borders. $2 98
.............. .
Pinto, manner:
Value 84.00.
labile, ptahandtan‘molty ’
plaids, matched borders.‘ ' '
Special, pair ........................ g1... .- ‘
Pair
. mucvawcn onsnm’ BLANKET
Buy Blankets and Comfortables Now
The goods are here in plenty and the prices ar
muthflmver than, they will be later. The wise wo
Imam-Willcprovide int time:
i
THE RETURNING CONGRESSMEN
A few of the congresamen who have
l't‘t‘t'nllv horn visiting the countries?
of our allies, and who have been prev}
ty close to the front, have returned
are already in1
ht on his'
htttllt'. Six of them
\\':t.~hincton and a seventh
Vt‘nv there. . I
'l‘ht-it- trip hart been profitable.
Thme t‘t~pt‘t‘~tt‘f1l8ll\'0:«t 0f the Amt'rican -
public hztvt- returned wnvmced that
their duty and the duty of every citi-
zcn of the t'nitetl State: is to support
the government andvto push the fight
to :t (infinite, conclusive victory just
in fast as possible. . l
One of [ht-m, in an interview, told
something of the new vision he has
uttint-d of tln- Alllt‘tl cause. of What
luttl til-'catdv hcen utcompliahvd and of
ulmt l‘t‘ltlalfls to bc donc, it» said in
purl :
“ilrl'tu'r \‘lalllll'.’ the. hitttlc fronts I
thought I had stimc bottcrption 0! COW
diritmu in Europe brought on by the
l 501‘ now how badly mistaken 1
Villa. No words can depict lht‘ horror}
and inhumanity of it all, thc depthu
Dill'hi’lrlfilll,
\\ ill'.
of 'l't-ttlttnit- crucltv and
nor t‘ttll one lllltlt'l‘t'iilllllitlt‘ the itnporv
which
punt yttl he illlili'tl tn lltt' most diabol-
the world
tour» of lll-' tlt't'it-tht' blows
itutl t'Yltllly of citilizzttiou
ltzt> I‘\i'l' hnttu‘n "
’ahe’a rather an abltemloutt (tater in
proportion to‘her pile and weil'ht. No
one need begrudge (lladvti her sub
stantial aemi-annual meal. .
, ~~--~O--~~ L
ato even-re ”I
it is always hard‘totnppreciate the
eianificance of eVentd when one - in
clone to them. It may be my years
before we get the full import of things ‘
that. ire dumping my in the Unitcd
States. it it"attogetmpomht» that
[we understand what in going on in
Europe better than what is going on
here at home.
When we "finally obtain the per-
spectlye that time brings, we may (it‘-
cide that the. adoption of universal
military service was a ureéter victory‘
for democracy than the conquest of;
the l'—hoattt; that, the yielding of our
ulttnt truttttt to government control
:waa a tuner thing than the collapse
‘of Ruanla, and a gain/ amply compen-
unting for that tragedy: that the tri-
umph of intelligent team-work shown
in our production of merchant ships,
air fleets and army trucks meant more
than the pAustro—Gcrman drive into
ltttly: lllu' thc pooling of our big rail-
road aystcnm was a greater victory
tltnn (lea. Bylnx'x amaith at Cumin-a]:
that. in short( the spiritual and econ-
omic chances now taking place in the
it in cvitlcnt’that ht- is l‘f’iltl)‘ for l’nitrtl States are probably THE big
it... mum“; ..... 53.," "f (origin-3.x, tie thin‘tw of the war. an far as we are.
st t-u ‘-t:~ llllt'\ .‘liltl will do his part to t'"nt't*rnod~—inim9ns9ly more lmDOl".
hwlp uthct-a rt't' thcirs. in nttpporting
ilzt' it'llllllllr'll'illlfln in all its war Illt‘il‘
"\\'t| the
:lll'l'~'. nntst tint look upon
lilt‘Sltlt‘lll :ltt Iht- l’rt-sitlt‘nt. urns
“nodt'un‘ “Winn-fl, but
“Hi‘ li'llllt‘l‘, :u thr- communtlcr'in-chicl‘
as Atnct'icn's
of Iltt‘ army and now, who must llilV“
tlw lltlt‘lllfit'fll liitt‘kll‘ll! of the Ameri-
can t'tillKl't'fi~‘ and tho undivided suit-
tmt‘l of Hi» :‘llit’l‘ltlln people."
in ingot-d In pf‘f'rt'lll pvztce tullt. thr‘
rt-ittrtit-ti t'Ufl'.‘l't':—t4lllt‘n have :t definiti-
Tlii‘l't'
Company is twain-n.
opinion. must in» now until
And thorc will
he no lioncst‘ pt-nr't‘ talk until then.‘
tlcrnmtty will main- profit-rs of peace
from time to titnc, trying to extricate
hot-self from a position becoming dai-
ly hiss t-ttntl't‘tfltilt't‘. But such offcrs.‘
from \‘vllitlf‘i‘f'l‘ snort-c thcy Ht‘t'm to
come. must be ri‘ttttznizvd for What‘
they are and tlischt‘ntt-(l hv every man.
and woman loyal to the cause of do"
’mnt-ritt-y. l
The count-written who went abroad:
’l‘hcir faith in the
mitt for the safety of democracy was
learned much.
n-newt-tt. illt‘il’ vision clarified, their"
tlctermination ntrenzthcned. The trip‘
“nil well worth while. its value, will
in multiplied if the great crowd of;
Wk home who 'can't see for
"lw'ti‘it'lVeB will accept the word of
t‘t'Itirt’acnlntchs anti profit by:
i =~ t\.t‘lf‘l-.‘Yl(‘f‘.‘t. ' .4 '
h . “.4...—
GLADYS GETS HERS
.tn n14 Hither {In if Glady'l werel
tlttt might think she hull
it
i!!‘t"'f‘
ntttt'l' hmml t~:‘ fond conservation. For:
on the last (ht-r ott Sovemher aha ate that will cornelater.
‘tinn valuable to their captors.
‘tn why it was fighting.
lfllll than ttnv t'ncro feats of arms by'
our allies or ourselves. E
.._-._.__.¢....~._._ l
PRISONERS' TESTIMONY :
From (it’l'll‘tllny corner on intorcst-‘
lug account of the information ohtnlnvl
. bttrttln ry. 1
last night. watt prompted partly b--
cautte it might be necessary at any
time to have American soldier: in
Italy, and the vigorous approval or“
’i
and old rose.
his position Voiced by the Joint “LL v.1“. “so
sion has «mew-lead"- to ten-em
little or no dial" in the completion
of legtalatire function;
12 momentary. ,
. . .Aaiootta'rtottuns
(Continued from l-‘lrat Psych.
of stealing honest,
Robbie, 24. dmitt‘ed
$1,523 worth 'jewelry in Stamford..
it was the large-at number to plendl
the splendid work of prosecutor Rob
en ti. lieli’orrrat. who for the pant
several, weeknihua been looking after '
m... m. 0...... d... m... .. mm...” Coats Made tOLSell From $27.50 to $45.00. Two Gre
tho prisoners anti hearing their!
slorlt‘u. ‘
“v-.- A .
Congregational church. offered pray-’3
or. rolling down the divine blfilfllflg“
upon the court” and proceedings.
tarncy William H. Human noted an att- Jame» Mct‘owatt.
liltilani clerk of courts for the first try in Danbury.
time. and although he was kept burly Arthur Mom-ti. 61.
the dutlca of the odlce wen-“titted in Bethe) on November lit.
cure of in a dompetcnt'mnnner. At. George Olivott.
4:15 o'clock court adjourned ttntll ltlhorse.
o‘clock this morning {when the .re?
mainlnz prlnonere will be brought be- Vlow:
fore the court to pit-a. , Edward
Jurors have been summoned to tip-3
pear at Ill-f” minions today. but it is
Edward
At- theft.
W. Smith. 26.
Shultz.
. 1’ ................ .
20, tin-ft fll‘jtolll'f
Those Who pleaded not guilty fut-
not expected they will htttt'o anything
to do before tomorrow.
Defendants who pleaded guilty. and
the charges against. them. followtt:
Richard Taylor, '27. theft! of $300
horse on September 7.
Peter Yams. til. burglary on Or-
tober 26 butt. -
John O‘t'onnoll.
USED CARS
overhnuled and guaranteed
(WERLANDS and
. WlLlYS- KNIGHTS
21. statutory hill”
glory. ‘
John J. Thoniitn 22 theft.
. V . ' ' . CASH OR TIME
Lottie humor-to. 20. breaking nit-l s 5
entering. ' 3 0 up PAYMENTS
ultimatum» co.
Frederick Shundo-rs. 16. statutory
Dominic mm, 2]. frlonioui-t tlititltili':
with intent to'rob. l
luntavc Nabblc. ‘24, theft of $1,521 Write For Used Car Bulletin
w0rth of Jewelry in Stamford. i Open evenings
Broldway It 50th St, New York
cd from lht' first Americans'cnpturod‘
nit pflt'Ol'll‘l'i of war, Our men werel
imtut‘dintelv subjected to the llSllill ln-F
(intuition, designed to cxtmctjinforma-E
It lip—E
lif‘ill‘fl_lhi|l the matter of primary in-l
toreat to the Germans in thin rune was
the opinion of the American nrtnv as
Three prison-
the
war. are said to the. given the follow-
ers, whenusked why we entered
in: reasons:
One replied that we had been driven
to war by tlnrtnanv'ti submarine nt-
tuckn, - .
Another explained that we had £0116
to war because We believed Germany
had wronged Belgium.
A third said that we wanted to help
France because of gratitude for what
Lafayette had done for us.
All of these statements were that“.
bill none represented more than a
small part of the truth. The prison-
ers are credited with rare tact in re-
plying with apparent candor and hon-
esty, in a way to disarm their inquiri-
tors. and refraining from blurting out
the whole disagreeable truth.‘
It would hardly have done to tell
those Prussian oiliccrs to theirlfn'c‘es
precisely what Ainericana think- of
them and the brutal. and murderous
system they represent. The time for
- Norwallters Attention!
The Norwalk men of campany I, 304th Infantry, are coming
home Saturday. This will probably be their last trip home in a
. body before their departure for the other side. They are doing
their hit. Consider. each and every one of you, how you would
feel if it happened that one of your boys was among them. The
committee in charge need: money to entertain the home-coating
soldiers. Mr. "Frederick L. Lamson, of the Norwalk Tire and
Rubber Company, is chairman of that committee in charge of
the financial arrangementa.
‘ Will you not help the cause along and send your check to
Mr. Latnson'? Or, if it is more convenient, make your payment
at the oillce‘ of this paper and it will be forwarded to Mr.
Iomson. 1
There will be other calls for help in the near future.
The boys of Company I have been‘aucceasful in getting a
week-end furlough and it is up to the people of Hawaii: to help
the cause along '
coma mucus
urging the fluid for the entertainment of the Company! boys.
under the a ‘ our of the committee and the augmented gvec'r
~. Orchestratwill furniahnmia. .Thera'will be a concert by the
. Regimental Band from Camp Denna. .
‘ sonar swarm '
‘ '
unttay‘nightthm will he notion-m and other cu-
- lanai-neat atlas Palace MW‘Th‘m'u forth. mu
Friday evening there will he a dance at the Norwalk Armory
. . under the auspices of the Home Guarda. lerditmtdo's Orchu- .
‘ trn will furnish muiic. The proceeds will be devoted to en-
polatmdahaightthmwillboanotlmdaauatthebmory?‘l
_ COMFORTABLES
In pink, tan, old rose, light blue
........... $4.98 ~
:A SENSATIONAL COAT ...sALE
' “' THE'GREATES‘T’ OF’THE ‘EASON
.32.”. % ifslleautlittl luraflnttsfitialsiormmcn at About il’aiii’ritze'
' .Delays mean (1133;;
1.010 PAIRS WHITE 0R GRAY BLANKE'EH'
Valli: 33.00. 3316,?3ll’ ....................
Bill; and pini. Lot. 13‘. 3
Blue and pin! ha 13*: tr .' 5.151;. “
Warm}: within: :Ltt'ghlfx a 80 t I 4 G 3,.
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Elli) PA 1R3 CALIFORNIA WOOL BLANKE‘ S
' Value “My $10.00. ' ‘ "g ~ . ' '
For Saturday only, pair ................. ,$6.98
,. ALL WOOL PLAID BLANKETS
.Blue tan black. gray and brown colorings. Would -'
any trdrr :rcmtl'c m.ll '
412.00 pour.
Very special, pair .....................
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...».$'.'.93
t: Special Lots
$21.50 and $26.50
. . « -‘- .... f”
colort‘tiJQttiolt v, “7
Frank "lgtiluw
,mm pit tum). 1."). itthht'r)’ of 3337.
Oscar Hcrcrc. l9. tho-ft tit \iti‘l'Iii-
theft of poultry atticlcs amounting to M7.
'v and Audit-w
29. theft of a Withhof «11:96 worth of material.
John
rubizrry.
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theft.
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lc-tcr h’i‘iuuick. 2:.
Walter Egglrston.
19. and Michael “Mitt touring cm.
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' Jozeph T, ('lnrc. 2i, lltt-ll of cloth-
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Frank Foley. :13.‘ mnbt-Lzlttnt-ut on
Septetnlu r 1].
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