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m am has is exclusively
natal-die theme for pennant»: L‘l
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a m in this paper and also
W m herein.
All.“ d WI lication oi apt-v
*1 W herein are also re-
this winter. And there may not)!
any such boastital corn ”to W
oat.
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THE FOOD CHOP
Another problem forced upon us to
the war is the renaming of that well
known imitation. the delicatessen?
store. Perhaps there are cosnmuni
ties so nuiortnnste as never to have
known the toys at that marvelous shop
for- ready-made food. There may be
people who have never entered thr
dellcatebsen store with its strong odor
r' m oi klel rind smoked (ill. I“! it!
0m reticofsaladsandslicesoihaland
MM cold tongue. with it funny little cakes.
Mn M’ its pats of butter and dahs oi cheese
M MOO—1888. not to mention the shiny pspler mach:
"g“. m roast chicken enthroned in the midst
m ' mm of these things. if so. the problem
' 7 I W may not be an urgent one for them
WWHID GOAL FIELDS
. .A mandatlon nude to congress
WWI-smurvssssamnlad
or 9' d ”mien. fuel resource .al-
N ”touched and psaaraily known.
INC the limits coal which exists in in-
mlvabiy large quantities. In North
Dakota and Montana and to a smaller
(slut in various other sections of the
cousin. The secretary wants an up
mutation of $100,000 to investigate
the commercial and economic practi-
‘ ability of utilising these deposits tor
producing fuel oil. gasoline. substi~
Mammals, coal tsrnndgas for
, m.
it is diflcult to use the lignile for
fuel in its natural state. to any [real
extent, because it does not stand shiv-
mt. it is a soft, brown coal, which
is ‘ water soaked when mined and:
which crumbles to a dirty slack when
it is exposed to the air. But its total
fuel value is said to be nearly as high.
too for tea. as that of ordinary bitum-
It may be burned advantageously as
it cornea out of the ground. near the
month of the mine. The government
burns it “in this way in its irrigation
pumping plant at Willston, N. D. in
that partcuisr field there are three
great veins. averaging 10 feet or more
in thickness. all area the surface and
sadly reached. .
The amount oi llgnlte avilabl’e
reckoned by geologists literally tril
lions or tone. it has often been sug
listed that the best method of man
Idling". would be to compress the
durable parts of it into briquets and
use the gas on the spot for manufacv
M18: We. A ton of lignite, it
is said, makes half a ton of briquets
or the consistency and fuel value of
good anthracite.
it seems absurd that it should be
necessary to ship coal from the Mid-
dle West into thee Northwest, when
the Northwest'has so much fuel oi its
own. it is also absurd that a raw ma
torial so easily and cheaply obtaina-
his, ml with so much latent value
should continue to he ignored. for
the purposes mentioned by Secretary
1m
Thereisenouxhlixniieouonrpub-
he lands alone, if it were fully ntilla
ethicnalithemachinorymeatall
humanitarian the automobiles
sndlkbtnllthacitlesiotheilnited
Mandpsoduoa allweneed oi
andiudyeaearbolic acidandvarl-
onsothsrchomlealsusedfordrugsor
lush crewman. .
Til; Wills? PROBLEM AGAIN
ye have been looking forward to
nest yardor the easing of the wheat
m Now that hope is balked.
sofa‘gssprasst prospects are con-
edged-'1'!» ' ”cool-tum
accusation stamps wheat is the
m to Wynn. ‘
Thpconditionmmsge on Dec. 1
"only 19.3 .ssainst a ten-year ayes
ans 199.3. This means/that. it was-
a
ametimnwlpumt thaincrease au-
ticlpatadmthelpercentaereage
But for those inhabitants of the morr
populous sections in our big cities
who must perforce live from dolled
'essen store to delicatessen store, th'
problem is a vital onc. The lnstitutic:
must remain. though patriotism dr
minds that its German origin be can.
ttiflared under a new name.
Suchashop in New York has put oi
the sign “Appetizing Store." whic'
may or may not be an - accurate des
cription. Other attempts to’ American
=20 the name have resulted in sucl
phrases as the “Ready-toEat-Shop
the "Cooked Meat Emporium" and thv
”Food Shop." _
Somehow or other it's hard to get or
cited over the problem. But if ethic
is rednested, the sympathetic outside
will lprohahly vote for Food shop. it'
as direct and simple a term as coull
be found. Or why not simply tranr
late the German word directly int
English. and call it a "Dclicacy Store?
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sues roa Loar raovtr
Claiming the city of Bridge/par
caused a delay of seven weeks 1.
the construction of a bridge, forcln'
extra expenses. Edward Dev. Torm
court for 8200.000 damages. Tlv
plainlii! claims the bridge was to has
’met ”30.717 and the price was redur
ed to $210,120 by modifications. ‘
The plaintiil also claims the defen
' to contract and prohibited the plain
til! from going upon the work septum
spent $160,180.57and was paid onl'
$49,184.25 on account. The plaintlf
figumd a prolit oi $44,801.74 it allow
' count says the defendant took poeser
sion of tools, goods, machinery. etc
value at $52,053.50 and the plaiutlf
claima damage of $3,192.64 alone.
entered suit against August C._.Schnr
pain of Danbury and New Fairilcld t'
recover 3200 on a note issued May 20
1913, for 32,300. payable in instill
' ments of 8100 commencing May 1
the defendant failed io'maltc tiit on
May, 1917.. The plaintiffs want fore
closure of mortgages and possesslor
of land. '
Willi Sill Iii III.
it's Grandmother‘s
Her Locks Dark, Glossy, Beati-
. tlfui
The old time mixture oi Sage Tel
and Sulphur for darkening gray.
streaked and faded hair- is grandmo-
ther's recipe, and folks- are again us-
lngittokeeptheirhslragooderen
color. which is quite sensible, as wt
are liVlns in an age when a youthfu'
appearance is of the greatestladyan-
tsu- ~
Nowadays, though, we don't have
the mums task of gathering the
“(land the mossy mixing at horse
All drill stores sell the readyato-tm
product'dmproved by the addition of
other Wis called. “Wyeth’r
8ase"and Sulphur unwound" for
about“ costs a bottle. It is very
popular been” nobody can discover
it hasrbasn applied. Straply moisten
youreomborasottbrmbwlthitsnd
normal! steady,“ a tile: ll! m
tun-.myasummm
BY CITY’S DELA‘v
kins. lnc.. has filed suit in superio-
dant did not make payments accordintr
bar 3, 1917. it is also claimed to he!"
ed to finish the bridge. The seconf '
Anna and Dave Schappals hay! -
1914. without interest. it is claimed
nual payments due in Mar. 1916, not
llill l0 Milli I'.
Recipe to Keep”
y.
capperslvoskiyrepoltsasothereaseefmemeltyaadhrutsl-
lilac-theitaiiaa wuwnWoffloOst-slswbowmdoingtbair
hesttcprotecttheatselrestrontheriraotthsitaliassnaybylstm
ingthehodiesefeaptivewomandehiflrsnmfiotandkiiledbyths
bruisiltaliaas.”
When the grocer tells you that he hasn't any sugar Mhua't had any
for a week, tell him to look you strait ht in the eye and think of his mother
ind his Sunday school teachers.
Plant in Norwich has 500 women hands all of whom donned overalls to
work in last Monday. Line for tickets forms on the left. boys. Have the
exact change ready and don't crowd. ..
it is no longer a case of “is it cold enough tor you!" but rather “la
(here coal enough for you?" '
I -
Those whenllesa. meatless. ilghtiess, smokeless days didn't law as
cry much to swear oil at the first of the year.
Percy Noodles writes from the army that he would rather Extend lb?
.enr somewhere in France, than to spend it like last yeawromewhere in
arrears.
Personally We don't consider ourselvos an easy mark. but sometimes
~e do buy a higher priced pair of shoes when the clerk tells us that Wt;
are an aristocratic tool.
The mid Weather isn't i'espolislb'c for the reduced size of the Sentinel
u: mean that it hasn't shrunk with the cold weather. We hope to bias
.im forth with twelve pages bciore very long. Not'twelve panes of title.
tut twelve pages of ads and nears. s
With some men following a profession means walking down to the ol
.ce 0! a morning.
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A wife often believes that she is helping her husband save when she
ides down town to buy six nickle cakes oi soap for a quarter.
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Where then- are roomers there are rumors.
—
if it wasn't for the fact that every rose has its them: there wouldn't
.e so much excitement in picking rules.
6——
Some men are under pie impression that lungs are brains.
/ . ._._...
"Don't tiller sympathy to a widow unless you mean it."-liinzliamnton
"reas.
Old Man Weller in “Pickwick Papers" used to offer atlvit'v like that.
When two or more women get tOgether the one thlnc‘tiiut you don't
2931' is silence.
With high skirts ii is necessary to have high shows;
zkirts. , .
Alter a girl set» on the shudy'slde of twenty-live lilit‘ Ilt'illmi to drop the
tillnity stuff and hnstlcs after an ordinary lireadwinncr, for it is the chap
that will do what a woman wants thatls the man tiller her own heart
honor the high
if duty were always particulnrlvplonsant llivro‘-'!' lw no particular “1.0“
u doing it. '
ON' A MILITARV BASIS.
EMEXICAN BANDITS RAID TOWN!
Emergency Board Would Make Home} Texas Rangers Sent to Bord
‘ cf In
9W" ""9 EMclont. ‘ anaat an lncursion.
Putting tine llomc (‘uards till it pll'lt'I-'
' ' Aria. Jun. 2; ~Tllrer
"' li‘illllnry basil: is the newest «North :n"‘“‘l':“v .
l "'9 military emergency ' board; 4’ "life" milled and looted and r
'eut-rnl orders have been issued tin-I',°"“““ ““4“" “'3‘“ Wall livid u'
'er recent date, and it l'al cxpi-vtml tlm' "’ifirrdfl.‘ hi” lmndit‘a orienting bt‘
'uurd will move rnllntnristimlly hr-rp. ”Pin hurt~ and Lunatics. Sonora
. liter. 'i'hreo hundred Mexican soldiers lini-
Accompaui'inr: tho orders, which ”"911 Ordered from Hermosillo to ink'
Irotuotlons in the future is a general "" ”PM“! of m" ””9"“
‘eview of the Home Guard's condition , M STlh. Tu" 1““ 2' “me" “"3"
n the state. This recites there are “N" ”"5" "I ”‘0 Tu“ “re" ha
.000 men fully united and equippod in been desputclied lo Alpine and vir
he various companies/While men- are $2; firefight? reportsmthai Me;
.7, companies and one latnon. about e “5 8-“ 0"" l '
.050 men. without rlllea or other border. No details have been "me"
rudiment. which makes it]! the rat‘s)?e he“. ‘mh reference to the iron
erve form-in, in this rams an: many
nen unfit for service. reiecimi when
he beat material wan selected for the
tctive commands. i
There are 130 infantry compunlcsi' "W”
1nd three, platoons in lhe state. oil , ”wa't CM" "a“ 2’43"" [KW
"hich Fairdeld county‘ has twenty PM," my." overcome ,3” heat “5”“
right companies in each. of thomili-lda’ in m“ crowd 0’ 4.,000 which “3"
a iv . ‘thc football team of marines stationed
El'yhg eiirlzgzncy board is dcsiroud oil“l me More island Navy Yard dew"
~qnipplng thr- rcservc force. but in- the army team from Camp I‘m”
‘ ‘itnates in its review that the board of
control will not be willing to 0. K. any '
nore bills. The guard has already
root the state $300,000 to outfit.
The regulations for promotions re
ruire that an application of an enlist.
» itstad man be iii-st approved, by the'
commanding omcer. next by the corn-l
minding oillcer of the district. then by
‘he emergency hoard. Next the can-
lldste must go before an examinin
board of from four‘to lseven men '6
HEAT OVERCOMES 4
IN CALIFORNIA
-—Advertise in The “7.7....
‘rict. he asked ten questions and re
*ort made of his success. He needs
’4 points out of d possible 100 to anal-l
'fy for advancesient. .
wan-rs osso ro as our “'0'
I. .
Action to set aside a deed siren by
he Neweidd Silver manufacturing
. . 1. Jordan. of sarcasm,
Vas'beeu broualvtin the lopsflor
year! by llober‘t C1- .llslietgio.“m
lei.
norm mil;
1. It} all fi.
IOU" IOIWALI.
special. “was 1N
LADIES’ wane swsm
UNDERWEAR
, n. K. BANKS
Iahaoksmo Hotel Block
Sonic lorwalx.
-
e V -1
Dr, Lords" of Boston is visitir
rionds on (.llalldllt‘w awnue.
’l‘llern ll; on f'llltl. luli‘ or llnlDCli'
learn in Norn'nlk, 'lllt‘. police rcpt,
t'l'e'ritl l‘\'t'r,\' night.
Tlu- first regular mt'ellni: of tl~
.‘rinity lion's (‘lub for the your 19]
\ ill be held In the club rooms in Ra.
'cwi :n's‘nuv. this owning.
\ little fairiil)’ lliiullli' was quell
ml night on (‘lhsa‘ sire-i. when the 1
We found that the "man upstair
n-~. mil celebrating. but merely tho"
:1; out some frozen wait-r pipes.
~DELIGHTFUL iNDEED
is the lunchton served i‘ridavs at t‘
Country Club.
talk will hold a business mot-ti g t
'norrow afternoon in Lockwood, ii:
at 2:30. All members will please i
present. .
The Woman's iiihlc Class oi . th
iouih Norwnlk Congregational Clvprc
will meet. with Mrs. Stove. of Wei
o'clock. _
Tm- II. 5. club of the .Vtimallt R7!
or 'rll'f‘ Company met yesterday at
't-ciul llit- following llll'n as olllcer
l. T. Kano. president: C. l5. lloyl
”rs-president. and Benjamin When
wrrtnry and trcusuror.
The Hospital Whist Club will me
‘n FI’lflii} afternoon of this week vvii
\lrs. i‘ranklvn G. Brown. of 47 Se
-'iou' avenue. Members expet‘tlng t
be present nill notify the hostess.
aortas.
parlor from the liovt Theatre bloc‘
wrosa tho street to the Kevlar biocl
Tll" Ford mm which was stole"
“om in from of the Amory on Mar
'ny night was recovered yeslendny u
'w Stzull‘ Norwnllt station. The ca
lrivt-n by his broiler. "Al." who we
ttt‘ndlng lhr done
as nrobafly taken by some stranger
110 also nitondwl the- dance an.
z'islml tn cult-iv a train in a hurry.
The yonn: men who are dolor: mi'
tary service (or thvi‘nltetl States trot
'hls town according to the number r
dam on lllt' loun‘s service flat; nn'
lumber ml. with a possibility of
'cw mm‘t‘ twins added in a fevv day'
this is a very wonderful showing to
this town in proportion to its popnlt
‘lon. The local paper, in its column
on Friday states that it may be. nece'
«try to enlarge the flat; as it may no
' in possible to add the other stars or
to it. ’ . .
-—VLEST YE .ORGET
We would remind you that Thur?
day-la dinner night at the Counir:
Club.
—AG!ROY
Phoebe Snow Toilet Prepamtionr
Guaranteed by us to be satisfar
tor-y. Step in and get booklet.
Enumpowell ‘ Corporatiw
/
misled by the commandantof the dis- ‘ . 10th Of January
All money deposited in his bank
. i on or before the till: oi Many
will draw inlensi iron January
The‘Womnn‘s Ht'lltll t‘orpa m Xtv -
wenuo, on Thursday evening at iii
1
Miss Ayers ans/"moved her beaut'
i "“ht'fl by Peter Klrwin and we .
in the Armory. l ,.
to
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' kets and
‘omfortablesé
,Ss Than Today’s
‘ olesale Prices ‘
s values—Biuuest Coui bar-
the season. Handsome new
adopt the lies. possible mater-
leasmz vartelv of colors. many
ifully trimmed with fur.
ale at about half
211, value. .
$14.54: $19.95 1
A sprouts '
EN’S BLUE. senor:
DRESSES
it‘s. Value $10.00.
ial - $7.99;
(1.5 of WC olDress.
.8 R; mnards ..
selection of the most
scasonablc materials in
bio. for skirts. dresses.
tnrices I‘ll to 1-3 loss than
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oats and
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,, f 80. Norwaik‘
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Lays AU ‘CCEWlB PLACE as . .
’ HEAD OF wamnuau
. ngllxos I HAR1*(’RII, 13ft. lugemyiiwg r .
lat-£33“. ‘ Wheex‘” "the Supreme Counrt or Er- '
reyfuss of ' :12" has accepted tron: Gov. Holcomb
ween an 9 a” fitment of chairman of the
:hich 2°“ war bur an in Bridgeport. whfi‘h'hn
“Hal Mm been es blished as an auxiliay to th- ‘
m n“ ‘7“ ' «We - ncii of defense
iicbolas (it - ' v,
ville tlnn ' "r' ~ --~~- .1 .-
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”be com '
mounting f on
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