SOUTH NORWAIK "“1 mills fruits uni vegetables. The
ING SENTINEL
a!" a boom“. Pro
”AHMED BY
an: GOLDEN
DAY 1330.15, 1917
raising or meat aulmll ad hon-nu.
poultry raising, and many other home
, and farm activities are booked for pre-
senttion on the. screens of America.
Thole are pictuies that will have an
appeal for tiu populations as Well:
others as others that will be or ope
rial interest to total communities.
ml AMA!) ’ORI This motion picture campaifln is an
, ‘ TOMORROW
lido 11'57 a. m.
”7114; sets 4: $5.
of the Associated-Fran
Auorlat ed Press is exclusively
_'m" food.
“altercation part of the whole move-
ment for production and tonnervation
We've got to teed ourselves
and our allies The covetnment has
. . to the um» for public. H m! of told us this a good manv times so far
no dispaltllt‘s (rt-tilted to it m and in join" m keep on telling us in to its colon the 14 000 British sub-
”cruise in this paper and also
. Ml news published lunch).
«'"I rights of republication of spe-
await-hes lttrein are also re-I
G BENTINEL TELE
A PHONE CALLS
Rooms—92.
Olilce——93.
._ Bronco whee—1388.
I Residence—218 2.
Idilor' I Residence—14924.
113,12.
"noun AUS‘I’RO HUNGARlANS
has been we ll.
said that Inost
Au‘fltro‘lluncnrian subjects in this
. try are aliens. but not t'nt’mlt’fi
”gin probably true that the majoritv
V them slutpathlte “Hit the Allin
II Wher than with ”it“ ('t-ntral Pott'.cl‘s
were t'lztd ”10 United
to: enter the war tttzainst Germany.
to see
, redtl of thousands or them t-tvm
fl
v-
. with us even when we go to
W?" against the countrv for which
III} own teltttivcs and {clouds at
um fighting.
7h” huvtI worked willingly nntl
nlly in our ntunition plants, and
tint" doing so it they :tro permitt-
:1 large nttntbcrtt, though locally
pt. and hardly any
Jhelr discharge
declaration it istvllniortunatc tn
:gfl' IIvay‘it they must be forced out.
no doubt uocessttt'v to be cau-
‘ u rgeartls Gérmun-spealting Ans
becauso-oi tht- ir
at things from tho l’russlun view
(l; ‘But eten the) "my well b0
IIlrd more consitlt-rntely than on
V 1.]me i-tlblflclh' of Ktlisri Wilholm
for the rcprésentutlvos of tho Vut'
Zoom rat‘cs makint: up the poly-
httvc linked
since our rt‘i‘t‘lll
tendency to
L'Austmilungarinn Hmpim the
it presumption is that the»- art!
In» rather than it ninst us.
" IIIinhnltmllv all those
. ‘ es. Actually
‘ ends. it. is well to r0; nttl thcm
' it so far as we
,them out-mics and multiply our
tic troubles. ’
W'Ae are undcniablc diilicultics. It,
. be expected that
' Inadvantage at this situation, and
operate throuch AustroHungar-
5" l: Iota. trusting.r to our tolerance
to cover up her tracks W0
, .i‘ ill! on our zuard for such trick-
ant with thin reservation. our
‘ It and public should tr't to
as
pcoplo are our
they are mostly
it ,0
possible, lest
Germany will
r belligerenu as lizhtlv
amonz us who by u strango
5 fate have
het‘n pronottnt:0d
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., HOLE BAM— MOVIE MAN
A mint Uncle Sam' s own films'
active gentleman has gone
novie business. it's part of
?I,pl'odnctlon and convorration
bnltcdfiiatos department of at:
. is having the films prepared
0 ilrst to 110‘ rclt‘ttsed will
national formula which are
‘ It sources or timber and wa-
n” ly and which contain grazing
" sheep and cattle.
will come a picture
The of particular interest
intern, although grown-ups
" 13': to be creatly impreuaed by
""1 will no the pictured activity
‘ , . l' and ulrls'. pl; clubl. This
lint!" hr 5 revelnl
’hat not been _, allowing tho
A" work of the pin and poultry.
_ in, tho dairy and other tum
of tho boys and ttI-rlt- oi the coun-
that
to
Inst ot time olietot
‘Austria-Ituncarv. and of the
of .
in general recommended by the prosi-I
, pos’o.
I all of them may be trusted to
They have joined our ntttionttl or-
"iv!"
n to out
I just:
many wats. Th0 tnoVie any bids fair
Ito be as entertaining as it is helpful.
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CONGRESS
Congress knows where it is at. now.
The congressmen been home
I‘tolking with the folks, and gone back
Ito Washing ton with new lizht in thtir
They know
think about
{a rally would be held in this city in
title near future at which time it is
lIaVP
minds and in their eves.
:whot their ctmslituents
Manager I Reudenoe~ Atho war. Thev know what the nation
wants. Their practically unanimousI
support of the war declaration against
pout-lira,
dt IIIl. is evid~u(0 of that.
(‘ompnrod with other conurestwn
. above and
.lhotnc . because
All) ' ’
'i ' ’ ’ t.)
'“ ‘ l
Gfiiccrs of thc Mission OW‘
Quarters in New flatten '
The British and Canadian Ecol-rut
lug Mission which has oponed offices'
at 191 Church street, New tllatln.
where it will handle the wmk oi the
entire State of Connecticut had one
of its representativm in Norwalk y‘es-
terday who tailed at the Sentinel of-
fice and gate an intettsting descrip-
tion oLthe Wutk that the mission is
Idointz in tho stale. tbmes gathtxinh
in the Mute ill! of whom are
living in Nornalk today.
Henry M 'ancis Marendaz was the
[mum of the Npreseutatim vtho tall-
ed. and he infor-mtd the Sentinel that
hoped to have a number of speakers
‘who have seen actual service talk
'to thcir fellow (-ounttymrn'who are
living in this city and \Ilttls? countr)
needs
Mr. Morendux sad that anyone of
the Ilritish subjects bt-IWet'n the nut-s
of 19 and 56 who itl'i' noxious to nuke
inquiries with a view to enlisting oI
ulto wish to enlist should no to the
state office of the mission whith is in
'Mw Han-u at the address ill‘wn
intict-viow Lit-pt. ll. Ill.
Power, .\I, t‘.. in charge ot' the l'l'l'HJll
lint: in this slate.
l’eplr-r ha» been invalided
of wounds I'ccelVed
ultile in active service lie was (it
curated with the Miliiaty (‘ross by
i.l0ut.
thhl might it" mentioned ”1“ 91"59nl‘xinu George for inning led the hrsr'
ltmlv .mtty aptlt‘ar mediocre It is lllt‘k- .
in: in great leaders But mediocrity;
in a legislativo body lint necottIsnrile
a bar to great wotk. The chief requl- I
0site is: that congress shall represent
the nation in its sphit and its general
outlook. and expross the national pur-
Tho congressmcn scam in a
mood to do so.
With that assured. it" that
pt-ttotl oi ('OllElPSH is to be opo-Mnind .
ed .ttnvl. so tar as possiblc, unpnrtisttn I
following the lcudct'shlp oi the most
capable men in Washington. taking,
cx pt rt IIIItttiIice on all difficult mttlttIS. ‘
the Luv making m.tthln-
II
is It!" '
and mnwnttzin"
cry in tile [WM of its ability.
Congress i'lItI httti Ht‘Vl'l'ill months of
war lt'fllfllil'l
valuable t'xporit-nct- in
tit..m Some of its mt'mhtrs llllW’ vii-t
ilcti the Eu: tpottn war zono and tome;
lmtk with tirst ham] teport. of Hindi-
lions and rctptircments there. its dis-I
tlplinc, equipment and morsttt- are in .i
[ll than at Int time More wo t‘tttotcd
\tork has
tho war. Lust session 5
been pronounccd. on llIv’ “lllllt‘ bit-'Ii
Tho present session should,
'rltt‘ro
tontzrv ssI
and mod.
be bigger and better. is no}
it own tho
should not ii men! nttmo for itself .‘in
vtltAt prost ut
liislorv. '
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THE RAILROAD MEN
Tho railioati wnce dispute» drugs on,
i
l
I-mmplictttln: .l situation .tlt'oudy quiic
serious enoutzlt. llut the brotherhood!
make it pinin that thoy how no inten-I
i
I
tion of tvin': up the transportation:
linctt. !'
"We have assured l’rositlont \\'ll- '
son." says the hood of tho Railroad
‘thnt the railroad mcn aro'
whatever
t
Trainmt‘n
with him. to win tho war.
tutty be our relations with 'our 0mplov-l
ers, W0 do not anticipate any lttbor»
trouble with the railroads: but in thoIn
on ”1" million and a half ”u ctr-ht a break should come. W0 hal‘fl‘ on the other hand. you full to ports
railroad men of the. coun-
pledged the i
In to handle every pound of govcrn
frt‘iglll——mt‘n. munitions
food." i
. war
this ln’divltluttl share.
'lmko this support]
who though livi'n"
difllculties have since tho
iflco at 191 (‘hurtlt stteot
tit
daylight raid in the l'pres salient
Several blflnl‘htfl of the service Int-0
open to British subjcclo. the engi-
ntcring corps having recently stattd
trthey were in need of men up to
the ago of 56. This y: {es ll pretty!
wldos scope tor r'0ttuium: purpoues
and any Blitish Hibjt‘tl “ho tints not
tfocl the cull oi his c"ountiy. and III failure 0‘ ”I“ boat (0 Filter l’m- film
Ileust stand lln‘vt'IltllllntulOll for en-
listmcnt can feel pretty “I“ ttnhnmtd'
of himself \tben M 000:: his lollons
point: to New Haven and Willa-lung. ;
\lt blatenouz rilitl that thoso pco-
'pl0 who do not no In Now "an.“ with
:t \ on to cull .titttz will how their
ttttnsportntion paid by tltt NI'W "M
on otftcc.
At the otl‘tt-t's in New llavcn art-
card indcxt's with lho- nulttt’s of all
tho llrilish subjects now in the slut.-
and to with or theta» subjects Iht-
following lctlt-I' from “I'li‘lldlt‘l'Ul'll-
r-rui W. A. W.ltitt- ll. 0 ('. British
ttntl (‘umtdittu llettuitinc .\li~'sion.
llt'lll‘ Sit There can be no ponsiblo‘I.
question ttt this slug? of the area!
the litltlsh l-Intp.. holds and
not only needi- but has an untloubtttlI
.tlltiln to tho “Whites oi ort'ty Brit-
Uri ot tiultiln" 'Igt' w-'lIctluI in but
born within the Inuit» oi the lilllfill
lslt'a or in out- or Ill! L'lt'lll ltomln
ions
iltitnin HIMHIS plulco heroic tho‘
tvtnid to light out to it illllsll tho but
no lot tho 1' sum» of right and Iilit~,rty '
:tnti llrilttin'n pltdut means that 0\-
('IV man 0t),:"ltnin' tho printout-s 01
her list: L llkewiso plttluml to do
Till‘li' M0 in Alli!" l'ttitt'd “mics
t0ns of thousands of llriti<h ~Itbjttts
who ltmt- httil onjmiutz tit; ptlv-il l
cues of freedom and the lIlt'ssincs of
ponco t'ml :trt- ono of thcst- - and it
is to you lllill i Its |Ie.td of tho litiiish
lllltl (nnadlttn lit-tt'ultlng tuission.’II
In tho llrltish lslos,:tntl (‘ttnutitt .Ill
i Gift Umbrellas
W‘stt‘
St.
HARDING To SPEAK
AT Udall-EV BANQUET
The management or the McKinley
Association. which holds a statewide
meeting each ianuary 29. have rc'I
eeived definite and punitive intormasi
A form is cut-loud which, it you tion that Senator Warren G. Harding
will a” in and ”mm to this once of Ohio wil be the principal speaker
will signify )our I'mwgm—si [a boot ' at the meeting next month. which will
Iser‘inIcflohyour counItIry. 9 all he held at the. Elton in Waterbu'r?:
no , s r u e - ..
way betvfocn lit: lamb sand Amer: Motor “a“; i” am 0‘ {by ahlerl
can governments whereby all Brit and wont attractive members 0' ”w
Republican party in the country and
labels in the United States: of mili-
tary age will bewiae subject to draft. is often mentioned as a possible prosl
and the cowott or those depend-
mutton youinthemotyonr
”twins than to Proceed overseas. in
odd. lion funds are being ”lard by to
col eon-lite“ throughout the Unit.
ed Sutesvto unis! Milton those
good: go beyond the government al-
lowances.
you must not wait for those arrange dent. He presided at the Republican
parents to be completed. .I'l‘be need is national convention in Chicago in
for well today and every day. [awry 1916 . .
than who t-nlms means so much to
wards the shortening of this war and
that another step in the difot-ILon of
that peace we are all striving our
utmost to attain.
Besides Senator Harding Governoe
Marcus ii. Holcomb. without whom no -
state gathering is a success, will;
speak. and no will ”spur William ill
Will you‘ do your hart, a man‘s .
pa”, in this grpa' cause? Scandland of Waterbury, whom» olec-i'
l have the honor it: be. sir. your tlon last October was one ~91 the;
obedient sofi'ant.
W. A. WHITE.
Brigadiertlenerul ti. (‘. 0.. British
and (‘ttnttdian Recruitina illusion. .
events of the political season. All in
all it bid: t‘alr to be a notable occa
slon. it is upon to all who buy ticket hifi
Further ini‘oxhtation from time to and ”"19 b99031? mt ml)?" of "I? moi}.
time about the Work of the mission ’ciation.
and the numbers of recruits rcceirel E
seiner with the names of the ntru ‘—
nnd tull rwfornution regarding- the WROTE NOTES' TURNED 0" GAS"
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[ti‘ODchd r3", I'll] b" givon 1” lli' .ltt'm “i‘l'lf‘. .ill Kvt-tffrb‘tl 0")"; l?
columns 0! The El’rning Sentinel and ' - on 0,rs
I N. l'.. on tmpltm- in tho Remin ton
the horiflk_§:’:~* IArni ntnnt. “as round dead ingbi: '
”~— »rootn hert- totlav nith gus comian i
omxmc. or my E. gurr, irrom too open jtts. “0 left several
notes ‘which wrre taken by the policeI
and will be towed over unopened to :
the coromr i ‘
Schooner, Failingv to Get into sum
ford Mic“ Dinner at Norwalk
The “Monitor, Mary l'}. Full. which
nus sunk In Norwalk hnrbor.’ as re-
ported in u despatch elm-whore in
this paper. tried to o-ntt-r lite Stanr
ford harbor. to new Idoys ,ngo. but
was unable to do no, and then went
to Not'wulk with the cargo of sand.
it “as consigned to the A. E. Bounty
(ompam. 0! Stamford. who under
stood tlw the minors intinded trying
to sell it in Notvvnllt. following the
OLD SOLDIER GIVES RECOMMEN i -
DATION
Gustav Wangelln, commander of G.
A. It. Post Pinckneyvlllo. 11L. writcszl
"i highly recommend Foley Kidney.
Pull, which I meter to all others I’ ,
have used and consider them ‘lohnny‘t i
on the spot-’ " l‘olcv Kidney Pills give.l
quick relief from backache, pains 0!
min and muscles, all other symp
toms of kidney trouble and sleep din lI
.turblux bladder “intents. They no;
tilt nature in restoring strength and
titallty.—ltllison-Povell Corp.
tortl lllll‘bul Stamford Advocate
Sentinel Want Adv-s. ikoep you in‘
touoh with good. live. lblnldnl 990010
tmwwmwauV'awawm:
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Boston
Santa Claus
Headquarters
Christmas Handkerchiefs,
Gloves, Hand 8395'
China and Cut Glass
Bath Robes .
Hosiery and Underwear
Fancy ToileiAriicles, Toy5'
Coats, Dresses,
Blankets, Linens,
Leather IIIGoods, etc.
For a gift. testifying to the giver's taste and good judg-
ment ’nd supplying a practical service to the recipient, those
handsome Unbrcllu are especially commendable.
A great vnrhty for MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN.
Eapeoially beautiful handles of high ‘quolity line woods;
many sterling silver mounted and men’s in arm-hook styles,
women 's with smart wrist loono.
. . .' .......... , ........... $1.00 to $10.00
an
Price: Range From .
my cm; or Mmcuuom» n r NODIPA rL’ 'rm u .i
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86 WASHINGTON ST. :9.
ttbio bodictl men nrc c-(mtpo “l'tl by law
to ent0t thrir names fot st-t'tiee ll.“
_\0t you have the opportunity voltIn-‘
tnrily to do so . .
lntil ll‘tln”) thcrc \telo lllllnv
tlifTItuliit-s in tho way of tt lltitlshor
in this countty. de- '
sired to join his nun lln :, but thoso‘
chittblisll—
lishim: of tho llritlsh and (unatlinnl
llott'ttitinx .\lis~'ion in the tnltotl
,SIato-z been to all intents and pur
poses ov.orcom0 |
You run mm by applying to the of
New listen. 3
lit-poo are. physically"
ilrttish
1 i
be accepted,
for senior in cithcr tho-
or (‘ztnudittn txpotlittonttry forces.
‘th0 notcssury medical examination.
you will b0 the receipitnnt of :t curdt
which will Allt' ('tidenco that you
and hate appliotl tot enlistment but have.
boon Tt-jPPlld
You cttn BPQ‘ all mound you the 0vi-‘
.llr. Lop might have cono furtltor,I{tlehc0 that the 1' nitcd Statcs is stand-
with portert safe-iv. and announced
that the men would handle every-
them.
tltintz of importance offered
I struggle
int: shoulder to shoulder with tm-at
llrilnin. \ou can up? that the citi-
zens of this country are ‘taking a.
keen and personal interest in lthisl
\ou. a llritishcr me look- i
whether public or privntp goods. lofted to for an example: you, show all:
thore isn't min to be any “break" at;
all. it is unthinkable that
ployes should to sanctitm a
strike in any case. and still more on
thinkable that thev should be por-
l'illtI-d to do so 'l'himzs have chans-
t‘ll much inn 'ty.car Th0 trainmen nee
things in a new light. And it. is pub-
lic opinion. l'XlITPflHPtl bv .the govern
mont, that is supremo now.
The men must ho paid fair Wacos.
But they have no more power of co
crclon, The rnilroadl are a part at
our war mncltlne; and their mun-pow-
or. like their capital and their equip-
ment, will be controlled from Wuht
tntton vrlhlc the wor lutl.‘
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'ERBIAN WAR MONO" HIRE,
NEW YORK, Doc. l5.-A Serbian
no! Balaton Irrivcd hero to“! to u»
tleuire
tyour birth or of the (ountty
”‘9 9m todoptiou.
are e\p0ct0d to give ltroof oil
of ynutl
it is your duty to show the
Anterlmtn citizens that you are no
whit behind them in the rrrnlization
oi the present “P.9d
if you will read over the attathotlt
particulars as to rates of pay and
allowances to dependants. you will‘
see that provision is made to sate-t
"an.
Free Storage
Unit] spring
A payment of not) will hold any i
car (or you until Spring. This is a
wonderful raving in garage bill
and at least 25 per cent. in cost oi
cor comparing Winter and Swing
values. Quick notion masonry.
Exceptional Bargains to be had In
Overhaul“! and Guaranteed
mums and .
munitions
«nit oognpotrlotr in this om not
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THIS CHRISTMAS
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HOMES concILETE
THE CHILD’S GIFT
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glow Much
MONEY
are YOU
Going to Save
Next Year!
I-I-Ill-I- ‘ a
Make Your Decmon' ' Now, Then
JOIN OUR
CHRISTMAS CLUB
which will make it easy to carry out Stout purpose.
Put aside a oertain amount each week and you will re-
ceive a check onADec'ember 13th for the full amount paid in.
zvnnvnonvwnwoxz
N0 canon 1'0 JOIN
-~Ma.ke a deposit today and receive a member's ticket.
The Central Trust Co.
25 mu. 51. tumor, cont.
' Hit
. t IS HERE ALSO
SLEDS OF ALL SIZES
Flexible Flycrs and Fire-
; flys .......$1.25I.Ito $7.50 ‘
'Y Buy a Hoosier
5 Kitchen Cabinet ’ l. I .
Sterlim 'liurnitureijCo.
127-129-131 Washington St.
South Nomalk. Conn.
CO FFEES
All Fresh Roasted at Cut Frices
No.1 Royal Plantation Colfcc,perlb. ..... , ......... 303
Murmur!" Blend Cofl'oe,per lb.I ......... ...... .. 15¢
rtlhallen‘enloudOofi'oe,horlb.I ........... .. no ‘
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Wmmmnsamroummm .......33o
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