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big issues ten or twenty years hence.
The Ant-ociai ed Press is exclusively
entitled to the use for publicatton of ,
011 active dispatches credited to it 01"
3 not otherwise in this paper and also: 3'
‘ the local news published herein. 3 UNDERST’”D'NG ITALY
All rights of republication of spe- .Enxland’ grim, tenacious.
:alfliespatches herein ”e “3330 "'3 on with bull dos stubbornness and
3‘ .
grit. Americana understand pretty
well. France. with its steadiness and
seriousness FDOWID‘JID through the
tied permanently.
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ammo m1. TELIJ
PHONE c 3 jauperfirial froth also apparent frivol-
MI I 30”,”! 93. gm, they are learning to appreciate.
The real spirit of ltaiy is to most :3
. Horn!!! Bram Gilles—1388. 3
Editor's Residence—218.2. ; Americans a mystery
City Bdlin" alumnae—1492.4, ; A little book which throws an ll-
BW W’s mutilation-wi inminetlng light on the workings of
1113413 3 .3tbo ltallan mind is "An Italian School-
”fin-“M boy's Journal' by Edmondo Do 4310'
BRITISH PEMISTENCE 3,3. wmteu in a. early eighties, by
The Germans 3have no monopoly on HS? it. had run through” mm 11.3
. “thoroughness.” The British are Just inn editions that it was translated by
as thorough in their way, though with label F Hanzmd mm the thirty-
them the quality is usually Called perv ninth
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sistenco or stubbornness. it amounts WW.“ me remembers the way in;
to about the same thing. They may not which 9,. mm “m,“ of 3,. put
use so much “system" to attain their tony your! “"3, m m into re-
ond. but they get there no less sure sum“ a». world as composed entire-
. ly—in fact, more surely
This war has proved time after thoughts words and deeds of this my
time that the traditional character of inn “WW gain much by (")3
the English people has not changed. tract The ”I,“ of ktndllnesS,
When their first expeditionary force democracy. of persll'lclce under dif-
wss overwhelmed by disaster in Mes- fllculties. the gentleness of the home
i"
opotamla, they started all over “No.3 life radiating out into the my. little:
3‘ and went to work slowly and methodi-
“3'” “mm": ”mm“ “d Wm“ in the clear, simple. childlike language
, “'3 “V" “WWW” ““1 "W395 in which De Amlcia clothes his tail!
he“ and disease and sending "0°“ can ever believe that there is any co-
and equipment, until they wiped out sentiul weakness of 3flbro In the itallan
their defeat and mastered that bistor- nation.
id, landf‘Wllen it Turkish army threat-j
cried the Suez Canal. they protected
Egypt and their water route to lndla‘3
by the slow, painstaking process of.
building a railroad through the dos-l
acrt, sweeping the Turks out of Palv
entitle and taking Jerusalem. When
she Germans assailed South Africa.
I they proceeded in the same thorough
way in which they won the Boer war.
to extend their away over all Gerf
many's African colonies, a task just
ended. They have long since avenged
the defeat of their first 3"contempti-
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GARDNER~AN APPRECIATION
Hon. Nicholas bongworth, of Ohio-'—
To the country Gardner's taking off.3
monumental proportions. if not one en-
tirely Irroparsble. Putting aside all
3qucstion of his proved usefulness in
many legislative fields, he had in the
last years so made himself the very,
that we shall search in vain, I fear. forl
one to fill his place. Where shall we'
his little army" in Flanders by raising tindnnoiher with a knowledge of mil-
a V891 army and beating the Germans ltary technique so complete, an ener-
at their own game. in. nearly all the3 gy so vast a purpose tO‘ force homo
essentials of present day warfare. they the truth go indomitable?
have out Germaned the Germans. 3 fits voice was the first raised in
Much remains to be done. but the thementnl th , ,
some pertinaclty may be counted “Congress for preparedness without
to do a. Britain instill the bull dot; 'reserve and without equivocatlon Un-
Vl'hatever the cost. she will not give
up. » A century ago she’ fought Napol—I
eon till his gigantic power collapsed.
She will fight the Kaiser likewise. To-
day the British people are weary and
sick of war, but they never dream‘of
quitting.
3 We flatter ourselves that we have
title same dogged strength, and along
3 ‘wlth‘it more dash and brilliancy than
' the British have. However that may
3' he every intelligent American today
“appreciates the value of having Brit-
‘alnuannllyinourbigwar. Andi!
’ -lt also to the wontL-it all the rest
. of the Allies lore exhausted and
dropped out of the game-mutin and
America could. and would, carry on
the struggle to victory.
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fell unhecded upon the ears of men
is the man who will deny that had
greater heed been paid to his warn-
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this country would be playings for
war, that our ultimate cost in blood
and treason would have been infin-
times is written, when the services ofl
men to the American nation in thin;
its time of mitten need, and their
contribution to the ultimate yield?!
which we will, must, and shall win.‘
'ars duly weighed and appraised by
_ , . . 'poaterftf. l predict with perfect
1,- 3A rauaaiau asunracriou m“ “I“ “8" "M “‘0 ’0" 0‘ “”31“
31-31.. WM’mllltlflSll '30 in“... o3r in] be written the name 0! AM}!
u M . m of mm ”71.3. till Peabody W, lineman, “9
and thereby creating for them— riot, and gallant stations“. »
m what When Harden film-3,. ‘3
trails “a much greater and a much
not. w uranium". Putnam mm“
mmmmnuduemmmwud marvelous
wen Mm demands have «adamant mama“.
”mmummuudmmmm movie at
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‘L‘LLMW m3petsonegpemny oonoesshn from
‘Ihelntbatisnot forcedat tbspolntof‘
There will therefore e... nonpro
The war will not be settled on
inconclusive terms that l
3 MAC 3033 would mean only a pause and a recupr
Vibration and lie-arming tor a bloodier
nigh tide 12:30 a. m_.; 12:34 p. m. and more decisive settlement or the
W The war v ill be settled now. while
Member at the Associated Press tile re about it—settied right and set-
hanslux
iv- 01 their comics. the day- mo'
M3
particularly at this time, is a loss of}
cornerstone in Congress of the struts-3
lure of natonal military preparedness;
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This' photograph. the first to novo the actual arrival at British Tommlos in luiy, shows General Garb
baldl talking to some of them. They have mind with tho populous and bare been received with upon unis.
They and just some of the men not to help the ltnlfani after the «hole of Oct 23
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ougbiy itrodnded‘ in his 50°51'le II
to have hall the facts about the Dead‘
Sea rialit at band. The Dead Sea lies;
betwoon3 1.29: and 1.300 feet below m1
surface iof.the Hedlterranosn. And it
is thorc3loror‘ouy3 enough for atnhiil
to fly 400 feet below sea level and yet
maintain an elevation of more than
809 feet. it is easier to fly there than
at high altitudes, on account of the
greater density of the sir.
How many teachers used the Brit-
hill army'a capture of Jerusalem to "V
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thrills 13M adventure and reality? it
is but one oi many opportunities the
war affords to make dry histories and
and new life.
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The Evening Sentinel. feeling that
the fuel problem at the present time
333 the absorbing and important ques-
:tion before the people, if taken plea:
he... in publishing the local fuel boil
3
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tin every Wednesday and Saturday 3
The bulletin is prepared for publica-
tion by the secretary of the local fut!
committee . and presents information
that tumultuous“! of interest to ev-
cryone3througbout the city. The bill-
lli conspicuously displayed. We , be:
Have the atheist anmuacements of
Norwalh's Fuel Committee» on call-
tled to3the beat that the W! can
give thorn. V.
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LOCML‘ PARKER/TO GIT NI-
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Government To Sell mm Fer Fer-
tillzor Through County
. Ago at
wssmixoo‘x. I). 0 Jan 28~No~
tice has been given to L A. Benny
riculture will sell at cost a supply of
in high places Where “0", though nitrate of3 soda to farmers in Talrmldl Mpb bury the min! Railroad
. avenue newscaster has received the
The nitrate was purcbalied through {mm Immfidofllf Whenflnallytapgugomnd '9 ”Mina“: balm 0‘ settlns'
the Wilr Industries Board under the bit bit in the oervce d Undo Gun.
inns and action founded upon them authority of the Food Control Act as I’m slttingkmtbtsklugof academia! 3And we do' our last parade up the m
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Counti-
apart3of the program for stimulating.
loaded at Atlantic ports aldtho price
on up the dull «causally lesson with 3-
,adds to the profits of the totem.
lottn in printed in readable fom‘and ~ ‘ ‘
Scribbles and .‘Sirawls
ily ism"
Now that the government is seizing everything it would be a whale “3
an idea it they would seize all of the thermometers and regulate them five
or ten degrees il.pwsrd
mm are tlulse railway workers that we loosed to Russia? Sbouldn’fi
we sendthezn a message “Come home at once. father very ill” or something!
of that sort? .
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An editors life in Arkansas must be one thing after another. aunt tbis3
~'.’Well the weather is still cold and there 'arc a lot of follows .down here ,
in the valley bought such heavy am that our wives can't hurt!!! chop:
with thou. and of course we get pretty cold these mornings without wood;
world- no one who has read of these goonafihleg rustle with new ”"th -—;Bcvior County (Art) News,
33
The young ladies of this city mm to be u a general rule good “001 3
y'ilni leedm and provider- and as" pretty cynical bunch. “Sachem-33
blurbsItoldustbatsbohsdroodwitbpalnasdnrpriusomo of tho‘
notations from this here “plum of mirth” as Don Hunts would cali3
It could to the following mansion-v "alum presents and how
“(alike in tbLs; You have to wait until they come along and than .
to be pleased with about.”
Ancnt'lfr. Theodore P. Shouts having a sense of build! the following!
advertisement to blow. 3k. subway: ’6. of our patrons have suggested
this nenmlflloldodoocoortwicota easier toMWdu»ltsddt3
to the canton of the pustular?” atheism at our newspapers autism
that passengers when foldedonec or twtoe are senior to carry. Besides it'
3
One nice thing about being a millionaire Is that all of the merchants
are eager to sell you goods on‘ credit.
Tl"? M91889 man does not obi‘ect to food conservation by the restaur-i
ants but what he does mind is having to pay as much for the conservation3
as ffl’tho food ,
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We are all important but we know of nothing more, important than the 3
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young woman who wears tortoise shell glasses and she will admit it herself3
if closely questioned. 3
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”We all have a soft spot in our heads at birth—and some of as never WARNING FOR
Hose it” is the answer given to the cruel words that were printed in yester-
day's colynni neat soft beads and aim hearts
fortunately. for many months. it W“ Agricultural Agent for ”imam Coun- M'
as 3 “yo: clamanti's in deserto” and ty, that the U. 3, mm of All-3 A IOU-DI!“ WWW 0' WAN
t
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'owrMendswllltell, i
Howwadiedandwenttofleoven for
wedone‘ourbllebln‘lieil.
by-uidelife’sam,
t ion behind;
shhhggoldcnsulrs.
more active and “my" part in the agricultural production. it will be on. And I'd hate to put on paper what is m the Angel! m as 'm “a limit!!! the
running through my mind the harps begin to play.
willbtts'fss too.freeonbosrd can We've dug a million trenches and Aflndratsnifltmmtgencnecka
at print of arrival. Farmers are to
itely lens and the day of victory for "y “3 addition not”: m m of m . m
advanced? When the history of these mint and the State lortilim m m 7.
But then it
333
How To obtain Nitrate
fee.
spit
otnttratoboughtbythemh
litwniooreeeind only 1m
minimum «holders
30!!
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comm new MAW “chromatin-l.
laundromat “W’WMMIWMM
1/;
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643W“,
onn-gctw
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closely 3
lcationsforapart “that”; Whénwediowe're bond forties-5
surmount: and. it“ wolvema-aaamrumi
NWMGI.RW3WoveWam blankuvub.
cleared ten Inaugural. l andspcutkenulmdoy. 3
beelll31tistbawawmftoirum tell
3 uioadiywitsuen.
that; Take a front seat Settlers. for you'Ve
done your bitch in Hell.
FIVE COAL cm
ARE’D
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valorwe'vedono ourkitcnin3 3
belt?
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3 tenth-es m regions. 3
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caraofoosl
sndtkencleoned'tbca-p
triads.
3 mt received” a
Unusual times
a ere’“—-—Kee
fl It fit
a“, it cos.
" are desirous to
alone can do it.
Immune assortme t
“colors. 40 inches w3i3tl
Special ..........
8.
vow.
Gingham. suitable
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£92! beautif
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Wt
denial.r :d unusual methods—~No
sulfur tomorrow we will make drasticr 3
thch cuts. Come, early.
1000 YARDS DRESS VOILES
of newulandqbléiinty desiirns and
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DRESS GINGH-AMS
xiii-onto y attractive patterns: 32 inches
SCOTCIi GI‘NGHAllIS
slim hero: inElitltttordiiititty va-
1.000 1’1wa CASES
shtmntw which has been held up by
wool pile. flora! and O ta
orinszs: size 36 x“ 72 inertia: 34333233369385.0333
h carriers” going ait top 9 3%
333keep up to our regular '
If»
. . ..... 29c yard
for every need: until an.
.l9c yard
wide: reign»
9c yard
...............
bouzht them cheap. We
Mb 25c each
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, Eli-um SHEETS
Full-rain. roodsturdy- litmusli ‘
swat ....... “.333.“ ........ 3‘.‘ .Y‘i'h‘e. .s.3.33.333369c “i
* Axmmsran auos ‘ 33
Se».
Specialiw ........................... ..
r . EXTRA SPECIAL .
100 SAMPLE PIECES on ALL wool. INGRALN
: CARPETS
l 31.5%??? 3.33.33.53.33 .8. 337.33.333333333333313 d653m33w°r333
BED SPREADS
Finn weave. ble -. ..
jean. Worth 31383333333335333333
3 .9 weight
111' best bor'd
m3
WEI fleets,
”tend dark citizens;
in lip '4'
8:
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CLARK’S 0. N. T.
Blacker white
WOMEN’S SATEEN PETTiCOATS
Attractive styles. completeicoior assortment; 3
is... .............
'l‘HlfiE - SENDING
’ MONEY ABROAD
(continue from First Pagol."
“—
on the other side. Lorre numbers
of then have been pulled. however,
the money over and havo sent many
to Washington about it.
ltd Cum Through Mails.
“Do not out cy of any kind
the post oilic‘e
department will not let it go forward
I it in “souvenir-end it byido-
”aid ”1‘. S.“ vl
Webber. superintendent of foreign
nail-en "The post. once department
itss' been doing its best to discaul-anc,‘
M38 money by malls and to en-
eonngo the use of the money order.
letter or mm last the"
Eli
recovery
smey order is lost a dupli-
to will be readily issued
Cashing Inlay Orders.
“The money order will be cashed
in France at any of the
post outcast. add much or Altwricl"
my Issued. ”the men dealt-w
continued Mr. Viewer-.371! l‘merlt'lui;
“money is sent over, their will be the
finally of exchanging .4 for French
queasy.
J
3’3 of the hubldw
/.3
33M“.-
...........
if currency is not:
,. \EAED'W
98c'vcacb
............. .
neat patterns. hemmed
.................. I
ll?
maze of colors.
15c yard
SPOOL COTTON
. 6 spools for 25c
FULL SIZE BLANKETS
‘warnl' and He ,
tars. Worth 34% s3
KIMONO FLANN EL
a white and‘
Mice]
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complete
Va ue-
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and France through the
money order system.
Major Genenal McCain, the Mill
nut GéueMU .S. A. said no wt.
or regulations nave been issued 3.
the War Department with l'ttft‘l'f‘lli‘
to transmission of money belwre
the united States and tho soldiers 1'
France, andthat it was a matter it
the Post onlco Department to hand;
LIGHTLESS NIGHTS
‘ AltEEXTENDEi
(Cmtfnnod' from First Page).
domesu‘
certain to remain so until sprint.
little behind, and they should be gin
to catch up- with the pair Olic p on
We wish. at this time, to exprc.
the greatest appreciation of the 1'
Uncut to your request of Decemb
271k asking conservation and earth
ment, and of your eiforts to brl
about this end. This work has ed
{dated the public to a realization of t
seriousness of the situation and .h
ilir'ellared the way‘ for this proclani
ton.
We ask your continued cooper
tion and assure you that we will .
glad to give you any help that ii
in our power.
. Very truly yours,- 3
:Committee of Fuel Consuvatlo
Charles G 3:11, 'Cmn. ‘
January 2!; 1m,
33Chairmaii Local Fuel Cornin‘ifio:
In view 0111! critical coal shorts
in the State of Connecticut: and
thojiocessitv for conservingtmel t
the absolute! necestsry men
It“!!! males
Connecticut. it is
Hereby w (ill! the 0rd
amending sit-order row to the 11
'11 feel in Memento ",'.'-' it
usual K- '
Unit
Norwalk Chronicler