.4
i OI" EXCISE SANDWICHf
NEW YORK, Jan. ill—The com-l
binarion bunday cruel and chip of
. h“ MI“ cheese. or excise sandwich, has out-
the motion “W ,lived its decorative usefulness as
I m in W M g“ l camouflage if a deciaion bv Magistrate
.. n m “10 MI in I'i‘en Eyck in the Yotkvillc court is
. it it ll ‘pern;ittt=d6dto ““th an an authorita—
. rive prec. eat; I at in. the sandwich
hair's upon 0 W lunar.- be ”inputs"! with where tltt'e
.. gum II m ‘pllf‘l’Pyor of licensed liquids owns a
hotel irense and an optimiittic mind
it will be by that Meet-t a food buyer in every thirst.
i‘he decision is redicted on the
experience of two detective-i who,
fluid that “‘3‘ Idrank in Terrace Garden last Sunday
a mans 0W1! teeming. but neither ate nor were
0 thing i. in; ‘Imerry. Quite the reverse. They
1100 t in hi! 0081 drew a long face after imbibing and
“u .w Wh‘ placed Otto Schaefl'er. waiter. under
MOI ll , ,arreet for allegtd violation of the
m and Will excise law in serving drinks without
lair my. .Itneais on Sunday.
Of ‘ hair-cut, II n :tlnlhph fihuesi-tltindi1 proprietor. “im-
.e tat e. ontentrengtho a
“mud to 'uch hotel license. had served preliminarv
t the am” Sunday drinks for 17 years “with the
feeling the cold understanding that an order for food
it in the neck. would “loilowj' ln ditch-tinting l'lio
.waiter, Magistrate Ten l-lvclt said:
‘ "The premises in question in 3 rec-
,tniirant operating under a hotel lit
cense. Thev have a right to serie‘
.diink-i with food on Sunday. in this
in advance of the meal and the pro
,prietor has the right to rely on the
IBM that the person or persons or-
’ilt'l‘llliz tlitv drink or “link.“ will ordcr
a meal.
"I! the patron or patrons fail to,
order the meal ai'tt-r drinks have been'
:crved he has ont violatrd the law."
Ew SC CE ' \l Vi \ORK I 8 Th d
' ..an. .e e steay
m -
fll ” 13:” $13312:ng l lt-cline of Liberty Bonds has beet; the
“"0111qu "d the m of trecent feature of the bond iiiarl-zct. in
,. .I “munitions is could I'tht- first hour of today's trading. the
r." ilmt'ltin: ilwéiuigi tho '314. per cents which were converted in
(“I pinched nerve; sud pain it
.. in the different organ! ant
4's. now called the "Second Fours,"
fell to the new minimum of 06.28, a
itll‘a‘t'illllll of almoat 3 1—4 per cent. '
_..__—____
’ Chiropractoro remove the cause 0
and pain. health in restorot
harmonlz‘n‘ the nerve ”,I ~<Ativertire in The Sentinel I.
h your body. Female troublot
;coun'r SOUNDS noon iwriivr sermon“
place it is the custom to order drinks' ,
summon. i
PUPIIB TOSAVE ARMY READY FOR
HARTFORD, eon... Jan. 1&le ACTIVE SERVICE
the Suggestion of its committee on, (Continued fro- m,“ Pale.)
education, the Connecticut Slate
(‘ouncil of Defense. in ila‘ meeting to §Secyefary Baker told the Senate War
today. voted to suggest that for tbel investigallng committee.
period of the war the extreme of out 0mm: and men, he explained in
social aciivitht. in the N'Ilooln’ of title a statement of the mobilization no
state be reduced to a minimum, and: compliahmenta, have been trained
that the raising of considerable ruins. specially for modern warfare. indtL
0! money in wooden wheels for” pendent lines of communication and
excursion» to Washington be done; supply are in process of construction,
away with. The text or the ready" and great problems have been formic
tion follows: ? lated for the production of new instru-'
”in view of the fact that in that meat: of war,
era of high prices many parents air; Arms of the moat modern and cited
making unusual sacrifices to maintain rive kind. the Secretary declared.
their children in school. and in view have been ”aimed for every soldier
of the tact that the teachers of our in France and are available for every:
nchools hav: bten lll’gcd 20 interest. fighting man who can be sent to
the children actively in the pl't'atlll prance in 1918.
war ratings stamp t'attwaiSD. ”it? An army of nearly a million and a'
tl'onm’t‘lit'ut State Council of Defensi- half men, enlisted and selected 'lth-
strongly suggcris that fut ”19 1191100, out serious dislocation of the nation's
of the war the expense of all social induglrifl’ is now in the field of in
attivities in our schools be reduced ”aging at homp and abroad. be as-
m a minimum. and vertittttlarlv that serivd. The lubsiiitence. of the army.
the 1815.11}: of considerable aunts “1 he continued. ban been above critic.
money by graduating 01335931 in on" ism, while it» initial clothing Huppli'.
't-iecondary schools {or excursions I": t-fmporarly inadequate, is now gulp
Washington be abandoned."
”M
INSANE HOSPITAL
stanlially complete.
“1 atate the foregoing conditions of
‘liOIlLP of the results attained. for two“
VISITED BY FIRE purpmea." he, said. "in the first place
.tbe American people an: t-ntiilt-d to
NUDIILE'I'O‘NN. .lan.10. A 89.1“," .kflai' DI the 29']!anle t‘flt'f‘lll’t'nt’ns
» be main building of the (‘onnectb “h "”9“ "WY hi“? be?“ “M“ '“
‘illl Hospital for the insane located ”than”? the man power and the mar
on the banks of the Connecticut river ”1”” WW" "I ”W mum in 3 “WV
‘
zut two miles from this city. wait MW": and second. our army in France
burned today. All of the inmates, itI under General l'crtihinil and our Bl-
Wait stated, were removed in safety “0’9 8““ "mmpd '0 have ”19 WNW
it) other quarters, irt‘tiulll‘ng ”0m flit? depression OI 1h"
'rht‘ tire started in the upper Hart. morale of tlie;r e’nemieh which mural
of the t'otiratory brick structure/and come when the Germans realize that
wot-lt-‘d downwards. The local “1'85th American democracy has never
department. assisted by a company. blundertd nor hesitated. but actually
from Hartford. brought, it under con-l brought the full tower of its men t-nd
ii-oi utter a hard light and confined‘rctiourct-a into completely organized
ii to the buildings in which it start~istrength againrat their military ma
cd. The origin of the fire has not thzne. I
been detefmined. . "No army of similar size in the
The Home Guards were called outI hirdory of, the world has ever been
'to assist in looking alter the boupi; raised. ttiuipped or trained no quick.
tal inmates, about 250 of whom were, 13'. No pinch provtitlon has eyer‘ beenI
quttrtcitd in the building. Ill'ado for the comfort. health and item
. :eral well-being of an armv.
metal attention: also curvnturt
‘ , ell. spine?I You will never regret
m the .hlrpractor a chance t:
M
lunatic treatment: given also.
I. FRANCIS. I). C.
IIaWaalilngton BL. So. Not-wall. Com
(3er from Palmet- School.
. you min the vital service that
THE GREATEST
£000 VALUE
information as to the best way
t #01081 Economic lies:
“ M Sold at All Stores.
‘ ki'z' n. '
- iJ‘“ “Writ"
When you buy just so much board, flooring, trim or all:
products. Service first in the planning of the work and then
speedy service in its completion and delivery.
Perhaps you have 'a. building, repairing or remodeling job.
Start right. Put your lumber needs up to us. You will be aur-
prired how much we can help you.
For instance. if an old room needs remodeling or you want ‘
a new floor, or you want additional rooms in attic, come to us for
The Hatch '6 Bailey Co.
Beaver Board Flooring of All liintls
, "lly the cooperation of all Inter-
Hills and all people in the country,
ft‘lie nation in now organized and tact
(to its task with unanimity of spirit
grind confidence in its powers. More
it liax been done than anibody dart-d v0
I beline posiiible. That there have
can go with all web lumber Zeen
here and there errors of Jiitlg it-nt
‘ lend delays goes without saying/z but
}1' Should be wanting to frankness
[“1‘1‘0 l to omit my own estimate of
. the real tin~t-iilt-hnc.~i.~i and Anti-lligcnce
' iniili Which my associates. riillitnrv
iniitl civilian. have applied tlicziiiwlvcit
. to this under-talent, and the result-t
‘ Etiemontatrtitt- the succcsa of ”1031' of
Turin."
.1
i . .
todothu. ‘ incnt and its various bureaus.
‘On‘ the first dav of April. 1917. the
: iegulzir army." he raid. "comprised
'5.79l officers. and 121.797 enlisted
amen: the National Guard in federal
Esetvite. approximately 3.733 ofllceru
,and 76.713 enlisted men: and the re-
jserve 4.000 enlisted men. There were
I [aim at that time approximately 2.5de
i'lofflccrs in the reserve, but its these
The HltI‘I liiituation 41a a. compli-
iwere on inactive iluty they cannot
..-——Iproperlv be considered in estimating
tthe Strength of the army of the Uni-
float-am
1: Mallory
IZNTIST
If we could make you fully
.m Hams 32c
m Shoulders ...... ‘27:
m Spar-«tho ....... 22cI
M Nuck'ea ........ 25¢:
. Tongues .......... . 26c;
33 So. Main St
Sale of All Winter Clothes for
Women and Misses} .
to you to supply your clothoa needs now you would come here
right away, TODAY, and take advantage of these exceptional
cwaxs we PARIS MthtNituv
{ted States at that time. On the 313i
‘day oi December, 1017. the regular‘
Larrrv consisted of 10,250 officers and ‘
$75,000 enlisted men; the National
.Guard of 16,031 officers and 400.1100.
ienlisted men: the National Army oi
1480.000 men; and the reserve of Me
:575 otllcers and 72.750 enlisted men."
iln other words. in nine months the
realise what a raving it means
v .. a
. bargains this sale otter-- Finer grudg- are not made. lower price- ’ to"313%.:“:mlfi“.§5°l:.ia5§iz‘.’r"t‘3°{a
”a, go, Not-walk, Conn. l are not found. anywhere. Come and investigate. ' l 1.423.550. .
. j "The total number already in the
II. , '230a.m.7tos .m.! .COATBreducedtoaslowu ....... ...........$5.98andup min“ I , d h"
’ P } DRESSES reduced to II 10W II ............ . . . . $5.98 and 11" i timl-ii nyl- 12:22:,» :‘nyo'figrcinevc: mgb-y
f SKIRTS reduced to as low as ............... . .. $3.98 and up ‘ "31““ b“ ”“9 “Mott ' ' 1
_. .._____II ALL “T8506 ON m DOLLAR. A substantial part of our military
forces was selected by the operation
'of a draft law. the execution of which“
,haa been demonittrated both bv the
teconomlcal and the edicient way of
”electing soldiers.
I "For the training of officers two
serieii of training camps were held.‘
. So. Norwalk
................... 20c .
‘from which about 45.000 officers were
. commit-sinned groin civil lip. This
lntimber is nearly eight times as great
.................. , an the number of otllcers in the reie'
at ..... . ....... . ..... 12: Friday Fish Specials up; mg or the tint any or Marti!
M . "a“ . 32 . “ or t e training of these, soldiers,
.. 41?: m'. ball. 34: STEAK HALIBUT ...... . ....................... 28c lb. sixteen 03111011111911” have been built.’
' i ' """" 4°C 8““ SALION ................................ 266 II). (50311": $134,000,000 with an average
..... 16:", :flmflnfigngLgccg “MI .
k ................. 24: """""" t -------------- I - - ' "The death rate. in our forceii in the’
50‘ lb BUTTER ”SE .......... . .......... . ............ . 206 lb. United 3181911. 'from i-.~,td.Soptpm]mf
, """"""" ' _ BOSTON BLUES .......................... 18c lb. to the end of December averaged 7.5
' ------------------- 4“ rLourtmtus .......... . .................... 12c lb. m thousand. twavtnn out the «teams
. "Wat" ----------- 1°= "t manta .................... 10c lb. "W '° mm“ and its complications;
. U In. In Fina GFOCCI'IB’J. , , _ , , amp FISH AT LOWEST Palm (3111' ‘Tuli‘ 31110113 it" "00110 .1! [I10 Unl-
it . ’ Grab Me“. Lo Salmon p , BI ted States. since September 1. hurt
’ . ., r him. . r m .1 M111 . been about two per thousand. ‘
, ‘ “ “Gk s marke‘ , ’ “For the fiscal year 1915 Connors
Schuuze s Sauna” Markets appropriated for the War Department
51.58.000.000: for the llitcal year 1916.
. . 1203000000: for the fiscal vear 1917
l.
3’ washmitoz s “I 39 Md“ 8" ’ “08.000000: for the limit! your 1019,
800' W, ‘ NM 87.527338.710. ln otheij‘wordii taking
IJDIB as a normal ,VPl‘r. the appropria-
Takinir 1"
. PINE COMPOUND,
. vWITH TAR . ‘
Rt H. BAXTER
DRUMIIT
UNBEDA BISCUITS, a pkg. .
‘MBLYJMPIAI
3L0! nonhuman!
,' Printing
> «So. Hawaii
SPECIALS
NUT-OLIOJM worll'a,but,apkg. 80¢
a STULL‘
,- :tionri for ms are nearlv ilfty timer
lair great. .
' "The regular appropriation» made
by Congrettii for all governmental pur-
poiteii for the iii-cal your 1915 were
"2,000,000 or nearly one-tenth the
”918 appropriationrt for the War De-
partment iiiotie.
' "Of the total War Deportment ap--
jproprlatlontt for 1910 83.200 000,000
' wait for the Ordnance Department. of
iwhicli contracts amountmg to 11.011,-
tmm already have been placed.
; “011 lht‘ tint titty of April. 1911. the
iOrdnauce Department con-intact of 01
coma-owned all r». while. now it
consist: of 8.004 cm. and. in addt
lion llll ”.120 «listed personnel.
3..
'hmmoatotlunlocuoaaad
“m . unit- t ' '
' If"
Mpbflthmmm
p; . g ' ta.
. 2!. r
. in: SOUTH nonwatit EVENiNo SENriNE’r.
Tristram 8. Hyatt
Norwalk’a Leading Dry Goods Store 1
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l
In Iota and singly of the
Black 10:, Red Fox, Isabella
‘ A Mid-Winter Sale of Furs? ‘ 4.
20% Reduction on OurEntire Stock of
Muff and N eckpieces
very latest models and most wanted pelta, including Black Lynx,
Pox, Blue Pox, Black Wolf, Poirot: Wolf, Taupe Wolf, Black
,tbe War Department's problem. and “
Opouuin, Natural Opossum, Alaska Opossum, Australian Opossum, Black Raccoon, Naturla
Raccoon, Beaver, lutria, Hole, Mole Gooey, Kudlon Seal, link, Skunk, Taupe Squirrel. 531"
anon lollnaky. ~ .
This tale atl‘orda ”opportunity to secure rim of the very highest grade: at prices that
bring: them within the reach of all. '
Come early toiucuro the beat telection.
low-up necessary in the manufactur-'
in: processes. a. continuous. xtudy of.I
new weapons and instriimcntaliiitu
has been kept up. i
“Many of the clot-tree of ordinance
malt-run requiring to be designed,‘
hpiClfii‘flllOl’ll-l drawn, and contracts!
let. were wllollv unfamiliar to. our
11011118: military practlceii. The trench
wiirfa 9 material alone involi'ei-i com.
mllmentrt of ”82.000000. ;
"For the uartermaster-(‘reneral'e‘
Department in 018 33.018.000.000 war”
appropriated. or a sum more than
four time» art great as the 1915 hp-
propriations for all itoverrimental put-1
poses. :
"0n the first day of April there.
were 31? officers in the Quarter-
"MM ('orps. .0n the first rim of .lanv‘
"WW. 1918, there was a totttl of 6.4311
officers. Z
"(in the first day of January. 1918.'
nearly two billion dollar-ii of the no.
propriatlon had been obligated by Con;
triictti or disbursements. 1
“The aviation section of the Signal
Corps on the first day of April. 1017,
conulnted of 05 officers and 1.120 men.
0n the first dav of January. 191‘
it consisted of 3.000 officers and 82.“
120 men. .
“This division of the War Depart~‘
"tent was charged by (*ongres.‘ with
the expenditure of an appropriatioii'
. The Secretary gave the cor mitlct“ agniectiting tor 191R. “44.000000, or, "
1 an outline of the work of tilt; )t‘iiat‘lg five lllllf‘n the 1915 appropriation for which.
the entire War Department, l
"The Engineer lltp:.rtrtit-nt. for
which in 1917 $531,000 (too “”1131 tinprtr
prlntrd. was charged by the 1018 ap-
propriations with expenditure of
$390,000,000 or about seven hundred
per cent. incrense.
"'l‘lit-re have been organized. train-
ed and equipped technical troops of
fortstcrti, ritevedorer. and railroad
construction and operation men. ng-
grcuating about 120,000. mom of
whom haVe been operating in France
for some months."
in summing upIihe War Depan
ment'a work the Secretary gave that
following as the chief accomplish,
menu: ‘ ‘,
“1—- A large army is in the field and
in training; so large that further in-
crements to it can bid adequatelyi
equipped and trained as rapidly as
those already in training can he trains-
ported. ,
“Zleie army has been enlisted
and selected without serious tllri’locat'
tion and the- industries of the conn-
5
.
’3— ‘The training of the army is pro-t
ceeding rapidly and its spirit is high.1
The subsistence oi the army has been j,
above qriticlrim; its initial clothing,
supply. temporarily. inadequate, in
now substantially complete pnd N":
~lncludlng artillery. machine guns.’
automatic rifles, and arm“ arms-l.
haVe been provided by manufacture‘.
or purchase for every soldier in
France. and are available for every
soldier who can be gotten to France
in the year 1918. 5
"4— A substantial armv is already
in France. where both men and 0111-!
certi have been additionally and 1190-,
profit to ”'9 contractor-rt 0‘ 2-98 9"" chilly trained and are ready for ac-' the War industries Board is now 0m-
tive service. '
"5 independent lines of communi-
cation and aupply and vast moraine,
and other facilities are in prowess
of conutruction in France.
“6— Great programs for the manu-
facture of additional t-quipincnt anti
for lllt‘ production of new instruments
of war have been formulatcd."
“1 make tliiti statement." continued
the Secretary. ftilly aware that therc
have been producer] before the mem-
bent of this committee ironic expres-
idonit of doubt. d.fft-rence of opinion
and ditiiippioval.
“In the. foreg‘lng statement there
are two execullnnly significant figures,
namely: that on the first day of April
the Orinoco Department conaiiitcd of
97 officers and the Quartet-maiden,
Ocneral'a Department of 2147 other".
while they now respectively comprliie.
3.004 and 6,431 tympani. There Will! up
ready trained body of men in the
country who could have been itclcctctl
auddcnly to ariaume the highly tech-
nical and specialized work tit/theme
two idtvinhnn. Mon of m «4th
similar tra'riing had to ho choticn. Art
the work proctxrded, subdivision and
tedubdlvluion lit-came portalble." t
"On [Member 15, i wait theretoro.
romp-bum “compliant; tin tol-
.na_atta: . .
cl.
"3:;—
' “3—The. Quartermaster—Gcncml's De-
‘I an” .. :wmwuc w m " 71%;.“ 4‘
H. Krieger 81 Co.
, January Clearing Sale
' 01,1leatly-to—Wcar Clothing ior Men,
Women, Boys and Girls. Stock up now.
it isn’t far away when the clothing titres-
tion'will equal the present coal situation.
Buy Now at Our Low Price
' Offering
A large assortment of dependable furs
and coats. ' ' ‘
1:“.
215;.
mm.“
i
3%..“
W 0.:
‘ l .v
(ventral L‘rozicr. “.encriil 1y supplied. The " technical corps
Sharpe. General Weaver. General have been expanded and reorganized
Wonder, and the Chief of Staff have upon industrial and efficient lines.
been tltsignntetl to sit with the See; “The coordination of all needs
rttary of War and the Assistant. Sec- with our own Dlll‘th‘dlit"; has been ef—
iutiiry of War, and to which council ft-ctetl. An agency exists to prevent
men of capacity, either from the army conflicts and to adjust. those width
or from civil life, will be added from , cannot be prevented." ‘
time to time. The. purpose ,ot the;
Council is that Ilt'l members. being‘
free from the burdens of detail "(I-Ir
ministration. can take a large super-
V’iHOI‘V view of all portions of organ. , , "
lzatlon and supply? and give to the "00‘0"“ ("”50" an eminent French
Government the highcet value of their biologist. quoted by the Scientific
talents and experience, lAmcrican. ‘He says the animal is pre-
"2—~—llnder (laneral thch‘r, M'tlt,destined to obey the laws of its File-
the advice of is military assistants _ , ,
cry of the Ordnance Department in cies, while man PM” them only 1:
erv ‘of the Ortlancc Department i:~ and when he “”1" A man may. ‘
being thoroughly reorganized in prc—ihe wants to. sustain with energy "18
partition for the new [lhflfl’r'ol itu'pretpmion that two and two make
work “W“ ““9“ it ‘3 "0w entering} five, or he may commit suicide.
its several operations will be con-t .
ducted under the direction either of"
the officers already in the service who
are. now in a position to give theirt
entire energies to their adminint‘ra-:
rich, or by men specially chosen from-
t-ivll life because of their experience
and capacity.
1
MAN AND OTHER ANIMALS.
The essential difference between
man and animals is well stated by
Specials in ,
Fresh Fish
organization and subdivisioning UHdPYISteak Cod . . 1 . ........... 220 II).
General Goethals, who enjoys thei
Incrves will rapidly accumulate. Arms; unique experience 0‘ having "Ot‘kei'iSteak Salmon .. . ........ 280 II).
.of the most modern and effective. kind. 011! at ”‘9 Panama Canal problems .
of transportation and supply of a mag- Fresh Mackerel .......... 250 lb.
nitude never untll‘now approaches in .
the history of our government. ere
also the efllclency of the dgpartrfifnt Fresh Hem ----------- 140113-
b t ca ng .
L“ W“ “"‘"“"‘°“°" V ° Butter Fish ............. 180 to.
from civil life of men of the highest
capacity to administrate certain of its
"“ll subdivisions.
“A new view of the work of the
Council of National Defense and C!
New York Market
Phone 359-12
i-ilble. l
"The Coiiricli of National llcl'enrfl
is. of course, an advisory body with-
out cxccutive power. its members
have. severally the poyvers of their
respective departments. The Mtrpm. i
of the Council. however. was a recon—
ciliation of conflicts and ti rurvey oi
the national needs land [retioui'cetc
This purpose it has served and in.
uerving. The central Munitions Board,
and llii successor. lllt‘ War induizti'd'sIt
Board. with their commute-cit, Wi'i't'l
organized by the council for the fol.
lowing purposes:
”1, Aanlgn priorities nit among the
neutral dciiartniento of the Govern-
tittnt and the Allied Governments in!
their dtfiiinndii upon the indiiiitrlen of 3 x 5 .. . . . . . . . . . . . . II
the country. .
“ii—Advise no to supplies of mote: ‘6 x 9 . . . . . . . . .
lair. and labor. i "'“t' .
'9x0
' r
1360K :
Congolium'
Rugs
41-2141-2 $1.051
.....$2.96
$4.96
"ilwAdvliie on questions of price. ’1 5°
"4‘ ‘Becurc induiitrliil and labor co- .. . I/ .
operation.
"Fr-Al'old enhancement or mitten, 93101-2.................a.”
9x128?“
confuiilovi of lnduntrv, cullaurition of
labor. and itcnorllly ‘10 prevent till-
ransom) W605
avoidable. .evilit which might .m‘tult,
from the weed and magnitude of lh.‘
new operations.
"To there objectii it won admirably
[in a 'poaitloli to announce a general adapted. and iii baa accompliahed “MG“INE mm“
great work. 9
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