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Now that Governor Holcomb has sacrificed the gcatee and has joined
the ranks of those who are conserving “whichem’ which was snarled by the
‘W. K. Lieut. John Philip Sousa we may expect that some of the lobes that

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CONBERVING COAL.

Iniah Donovan, mayor of this fair citY. started his goatee because Governor
Holcomb had one. On the other Mod it is said that Governor Holcomb
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_. .._. V of German scheme. But it certainly South Nor-walk, Penn. Jan. ll, 1918. comb we can’t get his viewpoint and knowing “Jerry" too well'we hesitate Gouen Ra] Washing Outing Flam-[e]
Member of the Associated Press was putting over a lot of flimrflam un- T0 the Editor of the 800th 50W?“ ‘0 “k him m '99“ ‘0' publication. it may 50 down “5 one 0’ the unsolved» _ PWdCl’ Extra good heavy quality
The Associated Press i.- esclusively . ‘ i Sentinel: mysteries of time. lflmlti L 1 J E 3 i 3).. ' 4 yards for 59¢
slotted to the use for pubixcatnn of u! the war opened out even. i D“, 3“,, Wm you “My "an. 3‘8“" 5‘ Wu“ . ,
news dis atches c d': t Y' m .._ ' . ‘
Int amend} in this rifap‘erllir?diai:o {space in your valuable paper to call at- it was this town that gale birth to the story of “GustoflapW' V which , 3 for 9C women 8 Heavy Fleece
the local now. published herein. ' MORE SHEEP NEEDED 'teniion to another way by which coal should be revived in these days of f00d conservation. We trust that W. 0. mm” 0f Curtain W eats Ifld Tight!
ctsAiudfl‘mt‘ but Republication l)! SM: n is being “gel-[ed that the wool may be conserved during the time of McL, will oblige. ' s .. smal - - . . . . ....... 69c
espac es eren are a so re- ' .
served. and mutton balance of the country has “horta‘e‘ l . - — ‘ . 1e Ba] Sheets
b9“ ups“. like everything else. by The churches have V0 untanly de- Speaking of Food (‘onservation that diamond swallowing Lrahms of .. to 5 yard "this Fall me. shird quality muslin
.___,__.. .__-. ._.._.- .__._~_. h ‘ .‘ creased the use of fuel by bolditll Harp, Bracken's is not such a much in these (13le 0' 9199””? [0045' To 9c yard value 89c ' I
ma ”Irma!- flui- t' e “an 1”": {"9 said to be 1‘20." tilt-tr ”film in Sunday SChOOl 1'00“!" be popular now a chicken has to swallow platinum, tungsten or some of‘ ,' ,,. ‘ 88k 79C
P80“ CALI-8 000 ”w" “beep f" the United States and "5"” “‘5 parish h°“i‘93- “NAM” really expensive foods to get. ahead oi humans. Diamonds are no ,Womens Handkerclnefs — ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' - - -
m I 92 {this year than in" 19”. Wool produo- in some cases discontinuing some off thing for chickens to eat and we don't use the word "chickens" as a pun ei— may”, white and fancy, c010,“; Tan Bed Blankets
' » - '. - . hc meetin a former] held. in other ther a . . horde". regular 12 1-20 each Sin to size we th 81'"
m m_ . lion has also bll‘ddli) decreased, The l X ' Y - a l , . 8 . f .-o.
Imam Brute. 0W1388. 'demand has, of course, greatly in- instance: union memm’” “3“" b‘“’“ 2 for 1* 790 mm .
WI Residence—218.2. - .- . . iz — “"3",” ' Getting back to what a great town this lat—Norwalk startled the whole , . -“ Hi! -
Oily Wt. Residence—1492.4..- ‘L::::' “I: 3|; :1: [:9 $11,333:): "1“? “"iml‘ “3"“ ”9"" 0mm“ ‘0 of these U. s. by letting everyone into the secret that the late Ebenezer .l. Women? C Covers ' Trimnfizliace alldSlmi-oid
Business Manager's Residence:— ' q" p ‘ “x“"id ”‘9 Vm'm" indefinitely W Hill didn't‘j'llave a middle name. that the '."J was given him to distinguish Regular zac . 33c .
1113.12. / to import wool and mutton from Aus- cause of the lack of coal. him from my. countless other mu, that inhabited these parts. "Herb" Pol- 19¢ . . ,
I tralta. New Zealand and South Afri- “PM “Willi” are “In“? 0' “99"" lord's Voice (‘ulture Parlor is known all over the U, S, also ROI! "“‘WV' “”10““. Tainan POW. women 8 MUSHII Petti'
THE u;;'A‘T;;‘ ““““““ " ca, but the shipping shortage has gilldernjufl w‘hkei’zltif’m CZN’WI- Crossings linings" that are published n. and t. in "Judre” and Johnnie ‘Ma: d . mtg '
‘ . QUO ANT: made it most unwise and wasteful to h l :p “how ’ 1: fixing fifth”: lugs Drug Store" his been a source of much humor to countless thousan s N er Lace and embroidery trimmed.
in all 'his 980]!th play-acting of the use our bottoms for voyages of such 02"" are c “Mm.“ ‘ 0“” 0 i 9 Y especially wlitn Johnnies place is known for what it is. Value We each. 79‘:
.Prursian militarism and the Prussian . . . per ornlances in the interest of coal ' , 29c ‘
anarchists at Brest-Lilowk . there is long”): as this. “he immediate need, conservation. ' Judltns from up doings in Stamford in the way of ill". the Stamford 2 for W0" can and scarf sets
one fatal def“... Granting that the no therefore, is for the production of lint 5" far as I know ”W “100"" of, Advocate couldn't do any better than to keep a stock headline, “Big Fire White Cheese Cloth “01;?“ 001°” and pretty ('Oillbiua- :
’l . ‘ ~_ ’ ' more sheep at home, our city are doing nothing to conserve, L“, Night." .. i ,. Regular 8c yard
solutions art etntme on both sides There haVc been a few sporadic caS- fuel. The saloons of Hartford and ‘ 5 1'“ l for 29‘ 79C
—whicli is verily a great deal to grant . liridxcnort have voluntarily shortened . .. ~ ' ' "
a . , ‘5 "f ”5"": ”he” in public parks '0 their hours and om at ‘ later hour A' Middletown company is manufacturing-what they call a hoiscless Y 111 w. ”Inaumue curtm
n” “mm b In min“ that they ac. "" 1’ "‘9 '"Mfdo'm with 'h' "M and close e'arlier Would it not be on typewriter." Many a boldness man would apprecmte a "cum ('thlngless '~ a “'9 13th SEIKO Wilts or cent. value $1.50
"""pmh ”own" of ""mamm mm“ growing merely incidental. There 15 excellent way ,g, the mm" the a! typewriter" more than it noiseiflii one. That's a hint for inventors. Was 69c yard 8810'. n - - - . cg - 31-19 ”if
Tm!" “t ”W world """hem They every reason for tinting ll flock of Norwalk tot-thew their patriotism ri‘n a i. — ‘ ' - . ' . ’ . .......... 39C ’ Comfortable:
aim at nothing more conclusive than h l , most r ctic l ! hi b I ll , l P H Wll h' i tcd out it wan to ace The Kaiser Cill'l ~ . , . _ '
sheep in every park in t c with ry . p a a as on y o opingi rests-at son as pon l he . Cnb Blankets Silkolcne, both H.d-es,'pure white
a mere restoration of uhav diplomats next summer. The sheep sure u", la- the example of the saloons of Hartford . take all or none. Pretty pinks and blues. ro'tllin gifting. 3060“” um of but.
call the “status quo nnte"—-the situa- but of men '0 mow the lawns and and Bridgport, and in so doing con- 49‘! each r I .. - . ,
_ lion “mm befortvthc war. And thus . serve coal for the use of ohters who Now York is an unhappy town. When milk prices are high the residents . " " e ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ---- $299 If
J g , clean out underbrush.’ The wool can am in so", me dof it and f th 0 , l h h _ “W . . .
i’ the proposals put forth hvfthc guiding be cut from all of them and some of . or on. cant afford to buy mi k and now-w en t e farmer.- have announced that -. .mm

institutions that are an asset to the
community?

prices are going to be lower they're going to stop shipping miilt.
‘Muybe you have noticed that when a girl has a dress that's becoming

we .0 be m unisex m 7st f... i.
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Furthermore it is doubtful if .the enemy need-i any spies in America as
long an congress insists upon openlns up cvcrvthing for the world to look

spirit of the Drest'lJtovsk conference,
Kaiser Wilhelm. are refused automat-
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tiwm can he used for meat at the end MOW A PROTECTION.

Possibly Has Saved Water and Gas
’ Mains'From Freezing. .

it is considered fortunate that the
ground has been so well protected

attut two years ago to determine-tho
advisability of improving the water-
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The engineer's rcpott recommended ‘

Very truly yours.
A COM. CONSERVER.

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of the season. . .

There is also every reason for farms
to add sheep. even if only a few. to
their livestock for the duration of tho,

the,- arc formally received.
POOR DEM. FOR ROWAVTON.

ROWAYTON. Jan. 1.. 1918.
war and a few .vcars altorwaEd- «“0" Editor Evening .Scntinel:

They were answered by President the widening and deepening of the;

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‘35: ‘3" .. ”d .. l .1 i I‘m everythinr which means food and J, i would ask for space in your paper _ lWifilfiz-Jrlt . 4. severe cold weather, for. it is said. by tcr‘tbe harbor. Ti:- dcpth desire-dc;
0' ”u” ' h" “”r “P "m” a clothing is required. The humble to make a protest against taking away ,. ‘ "" if" . those in a position to know. that had 2,1,3... 12 m... J

German (lover-nilionl fund lilOFp whom ”Mop vrhlrh fills both those needs ”the coal from ltmvayton and hauli 1!, TM? . . *nmoofthe governmnl Metals is a weird and wonderful it not m for till-4. the chances are Mr. “Wm” bill which 1“" dupli-

it h as,“ [or ”MI. :0“ “de are - to horwsn to sell.-WItth sir. ofgtllnf not when Secrets” Baker was on the stand yesterday that the water and g“ - i

admirably must not be forgotten.

my house a...“ 3". four 1mm... aroma gand it “3”;de the government didn't have a single Lewis Gun, "Mr.

mains ‘00. cation of a measure inlroiiuced by

, . ‘ . l-dars that 1m, war _ would have been frozen in man - . . .

serkmz to on m" I” ' up for want of coal. .The water plpep'nakfll‘ merely milled and sold: ‘Oh, no. we have nine." Maybe though he wa . y Congressman Hm 1‘“ rowan pro-
will end with the restoration of the TURNING BARS INTO soDA FOUN- . . . , places. it is not so many years ago videg “than”. and appropriation (0'
‘ ‘ in two/”of them are frozen “D. Thf‘flP . if only using lht‘ word in 8 german I? nae-Weill." that people My, forgotten when this I) ‘
status quo ante. it was the atautus TAINS four fpmilics had to leave and :0 “ml l 9 work. The mole“ may be incor-

 

ga‘s pipes were frozen for several
weeks between Danbury and Bethei.
causing great inconvenience to many
persons. and the weather was by no
means as cold. nor lasted as long as
this winter.

Local plumber: are still busy with
work and frequent f't‘ptlfts of pipe-t
which are still frozen or hunted arc
heard. Many persons despairing of

CHlRo-PODlgTS WANT TWIDAL CAPTAIN 0F isecurlng a plumber soon.‘bave turned
ARMY APPOINTMENTS ARMY ELEVEN fplumbers themselves, and have done

DURING lsia'their own work. temporarily, at least.
looms-zed rrom first run.)

(too nnic out of which this iniquuouu' WW" in ”'9 annual “W5 and it'-

bars. bill.

COURT REFUSES
ALLOWANCE PLEA

m DIVORCE case
Judge William M. Maltbie in the

Superior court denied yesterday a mo-
tion for an additional allowance to .I
fend in the contested divorce suit of
Sidney A. Bean against tlaiiy N.
Bean, both of Greenwich. Donor-lib»
and infidelity are alleged in the com-
plaint. and s crosmmplalnt has boon
flied alleging infidelity, and clalnpnis
made for alimony of 350.000. 2
Allowancemf 8350 was made for the
defense, and Attorney‘ George 1". R0-
well asked an additional sum. The

« . e the ' .
Two "a“ ago foresiitht cans d friends, one to 5"" ank- ““9 '0 5'9"} According to telegraphic reports Russia should be moved to South
war issued forth. the powe: of the im- prnpl’lPtOl' of one of the large-it and Jersey. one to Brooklyn. and one. with i America they having so manv diflef’cnl presidents in a day "and also hav-
perinl Government within the Empirl‘. most romuncrntlve barroms in New friend-“i in town. ling internal troubles.
and its widespread dominion and in- Orleans .0 install a soda fountain in V::fl?:‘:n:r°;’nl:’t“thar :(hc/malyor 0': 5 . _
. ' rlz oaocos wa'w

flucnt‘t- outside of that Empire. That n“. 3mm.) leading to the bar. At the from one section of the city 3h”: I ,llut that don't mean that after a hard night of a combination of twist:
status must be altered in such fastp ‘snme time he opened a restaurant not many people are in need of it and cart {trim-bit.r ice cream Ian: lobster salsththnt our internal trouble would qual-
ion as to prevent anvlstlch hideous connected with the saloon. And now it up to Wall and Washington “tram“!l i us or .t (‘cn m mtr can repu c.

thint: from happenintz‘azain." ‘ with both these expoflments already and sell it out? Rowayton ls situat-

Thzit i-etthd the matter once for all.» developed “"0 paying .buglfipfispg um ed three miles from any business cen-

v ' tor and all the coal used has 'to be
, ' ., av make cnce rictor has announo- .
lkmorfllllt’d ““9““ m , p Wm" ”“00“ prop carted from the Norwnlk, .‘loroton or;

on an iniullili'lllt‘ ““3“” ““0 “me" has ed that th“ "3" will 3““ place to 8. Stamford coal dealers. if the Traend-Y
i-l. but the rest 0' ”Ir-MW” “I“ ’1‘“- still larger soda fountain ""h‘“ ”my ly Greenhouses had 40 tons of coal to2
We want a status of international days. Oh yes. of course he's enlarg- spare. wasn't Rowayion entitled to in;
ntfain that will “Millard civilization,“ the restaurant. too. The Traendly plant isvnear to Rowdy.
auninsl another such horrible war. live; “th2 He gives the answer him- '9" 3 Center and if the announcement
. 'm no menace 0' bru-' klv "This country will had been made that they would sell 40 .
want a status wt sell out"‘ "I“ ~- tom of their coal. Rowayton teams "3 "ch "mm' 0' ”m "”0"" a" b t ‘ ’
Vial militarism in it. with no swordfibe drv in me years. and by that time nsociution by President Harry i'. Ken- al “'0'“ during the season of 1914

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gene 1. Vidal of South Dakota has- °F "'3 HOME TOWN
ppm-nun")- bc gem to Congressman been elected captain of the Army foot-
Lofz‘r§::|.n t tr 1 . ball team for 1918. i
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If you suffer from backache—
l-‘rnm urinary disorders—

Any curable. disease of the kidneys,
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”W" for any (m:m‘:".::mu‘tlons in ”1th they may “M, in take steps to probe into the matter
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, h H motion was opposedhy Attorney 19.x. .
would have gladly delivered a ton to i h . h ’lford W38 introduced int c 0“” "9' Nichol n on the round that the
. . , i s- . son, t e association has tried to ob- W on he played halfback on the Arm ‘ ' PO . . g
rattlmgpalser and ”HOW“: "first! will not “once ”‘9 ‘0“ Of “‘9 ' its forty “me1“ who have. no coal. tit“! 3’05: 56°08?“th from th: war eleven of that year. Coupled “maiden!” by Congressman Schuyler M” "is!!!“ allowance is sufficient to do.
c‘flslo- wit-Iain! the power 0 3 gr. In“... and cannot 3e any from horwalk. coup-éulmtirtin :lthnvnzlonggenbegm phant,. Vidal's clever work with "Mimi. fend; and that u", additional sum is
mm“ rm their own prestige and plan-i 0m” saloons in the same city are This would have been the common the military affairs c ittee of tho 'forward's past! We the pair a terror Aisurvcy of the Stamford harbor asked for prosecution of the defeat!-
drr. Mid “Wm“? and “9"“ will making plans ‘0 (‘0 “”‘me' Soda 22mm“? 0;": films": ‘2 (""02” °' House." reads the letter. "we were to opposition teams whenever thol'” made by the army . engineers anl's cross-complaint of infidelity.
’ . rec in mum and 9 c 3' “ m “J 9“” mm aiti'ltlt’d to place our proposition be- Army launched its a .1 W_..__.-.--.
have no 093“"- until "‘9’ as [”011“an r”““"““‘ a on b enter- Norwslk are battling it three or four fore the surgeon xeneral‘s office. This Vidal was idle last {13:12 ”Mum" ‘ ‘ .
.thaf. in oyster counter are among t. 8 miles, and it is said it is bcln's mm at was done in a way ieant calculated to hazing episode ’ cause ’of a Photo of German Aer 091m Dropping BOD“)
; i 9” be,“ “amid as the prohibition war prices Are political "Md“ embarras the administration or its ll “mil last summer. . ‘ ‘
1"” 1 ' ‘ t'a ' , . various departments. After much he did not participate in any 5.1mm“ . ”curiae-Mt -. .
'amendment brings the prospeml 0 bell: served in xorwalli by takln! corrpgpondonqp and several inter- work durinl the recent season . ‘
' away from Rowavton what belongs to views. the matter of poalntrlntll in the, -- __ '
her? [army was finally placed before the
it is supposed that we are I. b‘wf'l: orthopedic b°‘"d' acting in an ““3 "0'9"”. WORK ‘
\lorwaik and Rownytou is a flPf'lifln 0f ory capacity, 10 the surgeon general. H be m ,
_ g ‘ .‘l'hc members of this board were In-I ow utit Nomlk Cl'sun. c."
ployment for their plants in lines 0 it. By what law, either legal or hu‘terviewrd and “Mummy. ”,9 opinion, ‘ ”an,” "out “QM, 7mm“
production too numerous to mention. mane. have the city officials a right to that there in actual need for the "'r', bios .
0' 09'1““ should "M abolished is ons“ Saloon keepers aren't going to find it take coal from a section of the city “N“ “Mr "‘90”. Jill-l reccivcdy
‘ fcin school boardl ' 'h r it u o difficult to et H and however. not only does not rccom-I
‘ of "'9 questions a s ‘diillcult '0 be cheerful “’0‘" ””5"“- “ e 8 a ' ' mend the appointment or our prac-
ln many communities today. The 09““ because. after all. take. it to another section where coal. ”Nam," M second ileutenantti in the,
yards amount on every side? Such ov- medical or unnilary'torps. but «tom
erations should arouse Rowayton to Mt make actual place for them in;
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stroctlou f unite. and ilnd whether consolidation de‘isiative and army smite committees” ‘hv thousands,
strength: it is up to the "“49“" ° ‘ -——-—-—-O-—‘--‘ prives us of all our rights. ihcld 0“ December 1. in New York. Grateful people testify.
the high schools and colleges to. do‘ TROLLEV 00 WOULD DAVE ; p, m, n. {and at which i presided. it was 49., Can you ask more convincing proof

tcided to placi- the matter directly be-

of merit?
. (bro Congress in the form of a bill .
ssresysur °" “”1”” wliith calls for the appointment in tho m- ”willflm: pointer. .io rm: Ct.

. .‘l'tliitles Commission was occupied ‘ "Mpg, . e lo ' o a nitsr on s of those ”not Norwsllt. says: "i was in nu
"M" rtecbnicll or "w! educl yesterdsynfternoon in a hearing on HARTFORD. Jan. I2.-—Charge'l with gigopgdlsts '2“) cs: mrp it speciflfli bad shape with'my kidneys}: m:
Non. “ the appeal of tho Ownectifllt '00“? making false statements In his ques~ examination 01'. who "fl" ”'9” "; back was weak, and always achy.

whatever the outcome of the dis-IN, from the decision ‘0, the State tlonnslre, Edward Shack of New Brit- practice for a stipulated number 0 Somrtlrm it was so stilt i could hard l
.,. no. u“ to the advisability of luv-imp"; Comnllnslon to require th- ain. um. llama Bskrs. was held by ’9‘" ' . iv (bend 9"“ Way or the other. The
in , ;n" Germs instruction at all in company to Change the location of its United emu Commissioner Richard d d d h“ kidney secre'ions were highly- colored,

4 , "a is one ”m “mtltracksgfrotn the side to the center ofyCarroll today under 01,000 bonds for Annuals mllluncn M" m °, ‘ containsd sediment and parsed too
m "a" H Dirwsll avenue in New lisv'on. The appearance in the February term of it "mid Mt "*9 ‘0 ""37"" ‘h'

g is frequently. The first box of Dean's,
. ‘2'” ””9 °“ W “° “9"" m‘ ' company in itspstltlon mic. that the the 'Ullltod isms. putt-lei court at price of milk to "M ”I‘M" "’1 ”'1 Km" Plus mm trio and I mum:
o... my.“ matter of may. of the m,“ 0., o, m. order a, m o... N" a“... the one food administrator. «a it! no mm them until i was commonly}
‘cmnsu test hooks is obisetlossbls. "mm would. involve an sspsnm‘ no lovers-sat has written up it!“ place. II in Dllhl'fc (“Ill PM“ enroll." . .
15‘ chief menace of the widespread “up n was desirable to avoids! the deuce of conflicting. statements as tuft“ Mm" MW Wm ”' PM. W: 0‘ all WW: 0"" “W
, . n 1, .0 mt tins. vlt was W’tbat what many omit wls born In. W to “0 W'WM 5"
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