EVENING SENTINEL "
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TUESDAY, FEB. 12, 1918
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DEATH AND BIRTH
General Sukhomlinoff, former Rus-
sian minister of war, ending his car
-eer philosophically prisoner
in the grim of St.
, ,Peter and St. Paul at Petrocrad. is
Jyflloleful at the Wln’ things are going.
filo-Ydoesnt see any hope dnywhere.
, . Sulfhomlinotf is a confirmed royal-
’ lst. a czarist. He is convinced that
use
fortress
czarism, with all its glories. is gone
for good. “it hasn't a chance of re-
vival," he says sadly. And then he
breaks into a mournful threnody.
e “The whole world is perishing. Man-
kind and culture are being destroyed.
“' Where will it end?"
Welldnobody knows just. exactly'
where it will end. But most of us re
[use to get into tho’ dotnps "about it.
For in the v6!) {hing that (eleven
Sukhomlinotf mutr'w- find particular
' - cause of reiolcinz. *
I quism. with all its works, is real-
ly Erin» forc‘ver. Gone is the ridicuv
lous "divine right" of kings, gone are
all the trappings and lies of autocra-
cy, gone is the blind obedience that
I bolstered it. gone is the tyranny it
wrought and the brutal force by which
it wanted. lMen tare being'mudc. free,
given an equal chance in the game of
life. Democracy. after all these Cen-
tures of striving, is on the road to re-
lizatit'ln for all races anti nations that
i
live evolved far enough to grasp its
possibilities.
'flle'world his bad n-nevr birth of
freedom-we might says, its first birth
of real freedom. The very spirit of
the time is freeing men's souls. Their
bodies and their goods will be freed.
(or their own use, enjoyment and pro
arena, in God's time good time. which
5 is not far off.
I, . "Notthe whole world is not perishing.
,There it deplorable slaughter and den-
1 traction on every hand. mum is
,- only the dark side of the war cloud.
. The other side is bright with hope.
' For everything lost there is a corres~
" . pudding gain. Ottt of the ruins comes
' ,a new life. such as mankind has nev-
er‘known. We are today in the midst
“ of one of the mightiest movements of
J history. a vast renaissance, in which
'old things are being made new for
' "the profit of a race that has not yet
reached its prime.
Mankind is not being destroyed. but
is being-refined by fire and made ren-
lly {or the new age. Culture is not
beingvdestroy'ed, unless by culture we.
«mean the selfish and unsocial hurt
Aha-typified by Russian aristocracy. We
”are merely passing into. a broader,
'frecr.’ more liberal and humane cul-
“refute culture of democracy. in
which stimuli and women manure.
*‘nzcoot’uz‘mo "m: use cnooa
it is with unalloyed pleasure that.
m sourn mourning
The Auociuted Press is rit’iusivcli'
Land buns carous- m- ground.
“Hiram “I“; w“.
WWW-("homing dur-l
Within war; hate my firod' 0!;
such rescue panics. But the Yi'nk'eeT
decided-to take a 'ch‘ii'ni‘e. and shot
Get-man honor a ensure to re assert L-‘
self.
A me..:ber oi the medical c was l‘T‘liF-t
.hl the lit-ti ('ross flag as a signal to'
the enemy. and then the stretcher:
boners cnwired out at the- hack oil
the much vitn their burden. To t-r-i
i Irbedy's .muiatnneut-tlie ran Inland:
stopped firing until-the wounded tun
Lu'as solely out of the WM. i
Justin“: thisneans is hard to:
NW. it may have been only a casual‘
and‘wasle and duplicutlon hithe'b'ub‘oemblyv
llc service as much as-wsflbw dvdlq- Mircbi
ed. We favor this as u practicable
first step toward a budget system." ‘
The Saturday Ei’ening Post declares
19.
motion
"w makers of this ”Pd“ had‘ no in” in” Nifty mm! be “in! m pnmtiendlng hauled off and kicked him. I
_ \\' son llm:l.bf'r.of the Gogol-HI “3”an M. (‘lilford Champion,
““1“" " 'lt'nst12 duyivrtrfme'riarnh 19. y
by registered tom.” or can chine
to be be left at the last known place of Leonard. of New Britain, medic.” den
abode or can be delivered in pelgon'lttchnlent of thc 301st Machine Gun
to' each “member.
Silt-riff Pcnse has placed the duty‘mcdical skill and knoflcdge‘into play
‘of serving illcse calls in the hands at Worcester fininrday noon. thni
. {or 'De‘puty‘Sherm Robert F. Nichmg they held quiet an insane woman on
and reasonable manner of POfldlK‘tllleCOPI'r‘s 0' the proclamation are nt- i“ ”I8 1’0"" "TWN- Y0“ can "5""
‘ Irend)’ at hand. and lloputy Nichols lots of things in the unny. .
than begun net-vice.
tention of keeping it. I’
has more than oncv 'r‘emlnded Cbn-lb. 10ml
gross that the pledges ought
kept. ' He has followed his predeceu-V
sors in urging the establishment 'of
the budget system as the only honest
liut
taps sets
public expenditure.
done. . 1 .
.\'o family which ”verge-“on .‘a hit-or
miss. hand-tolmotlth, habit-mm basin
I
out,
saving before they were thirty there
frayed trousers. 1
business as with a family. There has
to be order and system if the buinens
is to live. The government is both it wil
faniilv and a business on a large scale.
Even more than small concerns does-
it need a budget.
it's high time the budget system was
Uncle Slim reduced to wearing frayed
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THEATRICAL "PROPS"
The first odicial exhibition in Wash
by the division of films of Public ln-
formaton was given recently at the;
Capitol. A
shown of a division of the nations
new nrmyfbiembers of both Houses
of Congress attended, and it was par-l
ticularly noted that each soldieri
shown on the screen in marching or»I
iform for the special occasion. Some-
one maliciously inlinuuted that these
uniforms were part of the “props" 01‘
George Creel‘r new movie show.
___.1.._——— !
Sir Robert Borden says that the’
many;
TwoG
.t‘hew and Robert
tier was provided With a 00mm?“ ““‘.trom llethel. Howard s. mum; from
IBrookfleld Charles ii. Camp: froth
Danbury. Howard W. Taylor and-lur-
jtin German; from Darit-n. Stephen lt.:‘°‘“" "mm" ”M?" 23' "'1' "mi mun beliefs in the super ‘ mun-and iwitb only a true German's ear for harmony tbeue hymns. Our humble N-
Hoyt: from mien. Charles B. Tum-"hM 15 9" cent. 1“
piocflinaflon calling the General An-
dIlspccjnl session for Tucsdii;.
’ "lt'WilFWN tht- (llll' ' Y' ‘
p y of the Nh'W‘ID '
i“, see to it that evelv h'ttttc Senator "Db [threat of Company ('
land lteprcseninlivo from this county
gets it copy of the Governor's procla-
cM’eful Tthiand Votes.
The purpose of this special session
of the General Assembly is to pass
Ittws‘fbr'to enable the taking of the
ever gets “mid. Marshall Field ‘5 re- 'soldier vote. As the Governor points
' there will be several thousand
ported to have said that if more loll“! votere‘nerl'ihg the flag in the dim-rout
men adopted a system of living lfld.”"’m ”(I new“ ”W Wm" when
the election takes place in Novemh‘r which has been singularly health?
. aff'here is’bn law existing which all. and healthful.
would be far fewer old men wearing lows for the taking of this vote. Thai .
it's the same with a necessary machinery will be authoriz-jdatlon have written to intlrnutrl' and
ed by the laws which it is proposed:ltospitnl officers at this camp. rem-rs“
to pass when the Senators and Rep-time all data concerning vascular. irrit-
yenentntlves get together.
t It Its 'not expect-ed lthaft the session'b,‘ forwarded. It will be forwarded.:
as very orig. n act. the le - P I‘m-W"? 0'
em hop? to finish up Mame” millillltnovgllldgz 5:139:03; ti: gdtnin: fum' of the stamps as an investment and States Government will my the 0WD-
single day, just as they did in tho’mls war.
hpeoial session of Sept. 12. 1916.
i There 'was stamefttal: t'lif antihing forigmned for the. 303d Machine Gun
a voe upon t e e rs 'pro ibition '. r Sullivan now; . 'W
amendment to the constitution, but mtiuflgfidoi‘mgumoon in sesuioniAbmham lived where there w“ '0'"
installed. What American wants to see this has died down. The “drys” lead- which makes the battalion almost a
ers announce that they will not press untvmny in itself. Schools of euuitn-‘t
. the matter.
trousers? 5 Deputy Nichols has already served grenade. with machine gun instruc-
lthe proclamations upon two ,mrmberniion continually going on. Major Sui-t
thorn this county. Senator Charles Ellivnn is watching the weather, sntli
Williamson. of’llarien, '
.the Twenty-sixth district. and County"; his men out for comb-t: WM
lngton of motion pictures dintributhICOmmissioner Henry P. Crawford.'and practice with the guns. -
[who is one of the Representatives:
ifrom Greenwich.
_ The other Senators who w;ll ro‘the draft. accepted and "inoculated"
seven-reel réature was ceive notice are: Frederick A. Burt-,lnto nervice this afternoon a: Infilm.
than, John M. O'Connell and John Y. ary No. 3 of the depot brigade. Wht’n'
,Coldweil. of this city: Frederick 'ii. interviewed concerning a naught.“
Salmon. of Westport; Harvey P. Bis- newapaper rumor that he had been re
:sell. of Ridgelleld. and James R. looted because of bidders. blindness
Mend. of Greenwich.
The following representatives willvT"m 0' lgmfonl. that
be notified: From Brid e )Ol'l, William
15.‘ Illnltesoleezim" W “m" "“V m” “" "M
from Fairlleld. Charles t'_:
Lacey and hunk E. ”mm-hum
Greenwich. Henry P. Crawford and
Alrrt E. Austin; frat: maintain:
, Jo n B. Dillon and urles . Gon-
IWCI'IM! of Canada ll" ‘ IDSOIItGIY'nd; "om um. mane“ P. “ear-l
ianu' ' up." u," and has unend- nrun: from New Ounuun. Robert .
“H " III-Io; from New Fnlrdeld. Frederick
rout Contdun'
.fli
. w. , TER DAMAGE SALE
.. Continuing the Great Sale Which Began ,
‘ Last Saturday. l
4' Btu‘gtiins the like of which Nor-walk has not seen ‘
iili mice of ood-fellowshi o the part. ; . . .
tofltbe‘vlnenfior the 00mm:fld:lg officer: for many a season, SBlilng SUCh as we have not Q
in 0990.“: renph. le-n- is my 1" . _ ‘ o _ H
thrift. no.1; n. W W‘ t seen for many a day. “This great sale is a rare 0134
al ttaff has ordered any change of ”‘- . H.
:lIoli-y. But the mere fact the; Sutili portunity for you. .1th advantage 0f it. 5'
on art a-w-arred seems to 'Mic'tte .I; , W
11l'0\'.3llt' 31"?“ of Walty'in llll‘ UN"; 5'000 YAlg‘fiGgg'giEss, DRESS WHITE BED SPREADS a
"m ' ' s I en ......... -
w°"“°‘” ‘° “m ”m °' “‘ “‘0 "wt ‘ The very newest effects mulls-class of a e co """"" ‘ """ 99c h
Germans may-he assured that in cv—i It s. notlun .more semceable us to CURTAIN SCRIMS .
ery touch of decency they add to tlielrtr 4’ wear and was "118. Sale _ . 19¢ yard fly.“ with White and {an ,bo ?
W" mm w "5'" “whim?" .. 'PLAID'BLANKETS ders: worth 2I '5c' '.'-'8aie ........ 153an 0
due credit and repay t em w i n'; . _ m ., . .. . I . .- i ‘ _ /
mm. iinstill'irl'ziidfiid":"‘32:;“itfl‘zlii'tnl'f.:‘.°‘;‘“°‘“:‘?" it?“ mil 3m fiche woven antibody-E ; saurws- or lNGRAlN' canmrs !‘
W THIAIMET " ' gtéu'niualtl’atéfizélie l'nitcd States to raise money for °T°.i,'.h.,i.}'"'t:: ' " T{murmur , i ' ' ' ' ' ' ' gall-e2 yards long; WMII $1.50. ’
president named upon the cottn-;-—.-_—.__ -..- _ __"__ _ ' ... _______ q g.-.” ' ;PleW CAflgs - - -\ --------------------- 84¢ each '-
"W ”m“ "m" "" “°"‘""“°“‘ on.” W" - an“, ”In may we: ng duality.‘ TURKISH rowers ‘
EF‘ZSLT‘.’”i.f"£§§..fii§”i§§i.‘iii llEPtIii Til SEN" ioutbid?d’:.':::::*t..¢:::r':iiI '4‘"",',§;,g§igfi”2w ~~ ._Va'ue 19¢ Sale 14¢ each ~
fl‘lti'conhuined u distinct pledge for I] , no: receive earth compeefisuiton. but 9 .. . _ . - . .. -—.________ .
:- i’nstuilutlon. “0'91?th reads: i “T fiflVERNflR s {in ybyuht: tin .335"; {Titty Pu" “13v "magic and-durable . WOMEN’S SHIRT WAISTS .
ove- comm aw economy IN“; ' ' ‘3‘” °°“"“""°"' 93'1"!“ .. .Sale ..... 79¢euoh gflb‘eflfizflmt of styles: regular .
expenditures for the hitting: ‘30:“; PRflCMMAleNEARLY d I I - WAL i TABLE DAMABK -------- J‘Od‘w' 59C .
‘°'""T°."fi.':'.$;' 3. Mann.» ' E MEN use lNSU‘RED mgmyf‘mmy: ; ‘ j with. NROYAL woscnsrua concurs
:fi::srnto,)its forml'l‘ prdctICe of initiat-gwal‘rants in Hands of Sheriff AT CdflP-.DEVENS ‘ ' in" ur 8‘5 “44¢ ' SJXVWF WOW! $2.50 ”b.3169- '
in: and preparing all RPPTOlIPiation‘ lfease Calling Special Sa-; (Continuodrrom First run). ' SPECIAL LOT OF WHITE‘GMDS 7 . ‘- .......... . . . I33" :
bills through a‘lingle committee chos-‘C BIOII’Of general Assemblyé ' Several injurieb‘Tvo f cm". late" ‘9' I mioB.‘i9m. Nuin- WOMER >4, QUILTBDVESTS b
"n from its membership, in order thati" l-‘omiztl notice has been received by'the Machine Gun em'::£3;t:d i: ' Sale . _ . n . a ..... III) 29‘ 15c yard $15er and comfortable; worth $150.
rvsliontihilii-y may be “Rifle“. cxpcn- Sheriff Simeon l’ease froui Governor nrnflry today. Hnl'r'y Brown. of 5..., """ ' ' ’ _ ‘ ~ - '- - . . - ................... 73c ?
turt- standardized and made' uniform. Holcomb ""‘KM‘HHK . the executive Britain. Company (' 30"" H“"""“i ‘_.
gun Battalion. was thrown over his
orse's hcadunlis morning. [in wars . < ' '
stunned and badlv ithllt'en "it. andlfms sold "50er have at 'lraoYeringl at this time the program took
g.
lb
was taken more base hospital. ”1‘50“” "' ‘0 Q a 3:23.03?” axdncidpdty patriotic tinge. rm-
‘ l
t-tllity ir. the world. it can be cushed
at any time_ the intelvst is more lib-
rnl Mai to snl
3"“: address of Mr Lamron ._ oral titan bunk int i ..
Machine Gumlduttalion, who” Iii-nim'd" ' l" " he of a uhip; ' '3” "'1'! in- ores . and its bet-
is it... imam may,“ a .m‘kznlload 0 out ally allotment commit. the music of six violins and ‘8' than Liberty Bmds, beam an.
vnlue is guaranteed and increases 1c
for every month you hold a stamp.
The government wants you to save
and serve to buy these stamps. The
rugmnn will supply your first quarter
if you will collect for him some old
rags, metal, bottles, rubber or other
things and when you do this you pre
vent waste and help to win the war.
You can also earn money by working
In your spare moments and the work
that you do will help to take the place
of those brave boys who have gone
out to fight for us. to go over till»
top and she their lives if necessary
while we are secure at home. We
need to back up those boys and Me
will do so and i know you will do
your part bravely and well."
At the close of this talk Postmast-
er Leary disposed of a good qua‘itil':
of Thrift Stamps and these will form
the beginning of savings which will
be continued by other purchases ev-
ery week or every month . this year.
To encourage the purchare and sale
of War‘Saving Stumps by the' School
lchildrcn Mr. Cavanagh offered a prize
of $25.00 to be apportioned by Supt.
Buchanan and given to the children
isclllng the most stumps. ‘At the re-
opening of school the teachers will
as a means of thrift. or 85.00 in cash on Jan. 1. 1923. That ““9 9’ “‘9 ’h" “3 W5” it enthusi-
5 Mr. anaon spoke of the certain investment is backed by the best so ”than? as ““3" ”a” in ““3 "th
gldcals proposed by Abraham. He W “3%:- '
brought out the fact that " ‘
it until the luppiies‘lt piano was very pleasing and the
ch normal. :entire audience Joined in singing live
or "“"m’dt'cumc at monltrrft 21:11-33:18 ‘3: ital: ”mag". h“ Incident that ocv
. r. on :cu in
it can ”Mia'c‘mdrmanimm "l" {migluf'tas considering tt-fnvoruble reply to'upon by air. Cotsirdlgmgtlsgillzzsrut‘zh‘:
"m s " an. " “icoil'ego presidents who oppose‘clonlng talk. One' of the children was so
.tbetr classrooms during the coal shartf pleulcd with the singing he asked his
thclanxe' Previous to the call of the rail-{mother if ’he could not take home the
roads it seemed probable that the ad-‘curd on which the songs were printed.
mini-mutton would ilnd the coal for Mr. Cavanagh was seated in the and}.
Ithcm. Tonight. however, he decided enco and heard the remark and in his
.to defer his decision probably untillspeech referred to it, saying. "l'hope
101:;ng situation tod be M 13'“! child will take home the songs,
. n uy, an . gt - '
‘ Private laurei‘inklofl ”INK”- “I looked more promising than for nome‘of thofiewigfi'rvgsyhg'afl'fé till; :33:
Portland, Me. member of flatter? ’A- time part because of the improvement to tire his patriotism and incl-vast
303d Field Artillery. died "i MOM" 9' in weather conditions: Reports frotn his love of this country which hits
pneumonia at the bone hospital laa' along the coast showed ice fields done too much for tilt of ur- ‘in riv
night. followlntt measles. 7"" '-‘ "l" which have blocked coaslwise traffic childhood days my comapti'on nr'n
seventh death of its kind, the ““3“” for many day! are beginning '0 DY?“ bondholder was a'man' v. ho brush
in two dare in "1'" i'3fllf'ii'm- """m up. but Mr. Storrow pointed out it bonds because he had so much money
Ill dtu’ Ivawd '5’“ “‘“V- without “ would take a long time for this dis— he did not know what else to do
.doalh. unumml at ”"8 "““u'm‘m- trim to fill up its blue. which have with it. Today however. every child
been scraped hare. can become a' bond holder. The
l W "‘Baby Bonds” are issued in denomina-
SCHOLARS URGED tions of 85.00 and can be paid for by
TO BUY STAMPS
purchasing “Thrift Stamps” at 25c
each. 16 Thrift Stumps at 25c each
(Continued From Page One).
'nl'm yesterday when the mute he was!“ '9'“ ‘
.moren l
The cry
Battalion. brought some of
Members of the Rockefellnr l-'~.un.
inst $4.00 and with 13 in mi: they
will buy it"‘nabv Bond." or War Sav-
jngs Stump for which the United
able and other funny kinds of lwatts
A grenade and signal school was A >
Whereas
lshlp of many Gods. he established the.'
fideal of the belief and worship of.’
but one God. Living in a sphere
where polygamy.was practiced, he'
cleared his house and established the!
sanctity of the home and the cleanly
n . ideas now in force today. '
ki The beliefs in those days called
”0" human sacrifice. a father 93°” As we recall it, a year ago those German publicists who said that the
dot-d his oldest son to expiutet‘ his
own sins. Abraham “0|th the hu- 1 "abouts would end the war in three months were applauded by their coun
non sacrifice. believing that the God' trynven; those who said six months-were considered too conservative. and
.of all was Just and did not require the! those who said twelve months were strongly suspected of being pro-British.
human sacrifice. Next. Mr. lmmnl
mentioned the ideals of Messiah from ,
lsiuah. ,
’ Finally. he brought to the light the the makeup man who- queries
American ideals that all men art-3”,?"
created free and equal and he follow-i .
0d this line ‘of talk until the present! — .
world eudlct was shown to be u bat-g Germany-is now said to have foultwoen different "Hymns of flute." all
He Myron the will embmhed Y! . rhymes for the children. it to report-
the P! Fatherland that of the of which are cued insteadof nursery .
German nuto'crucy.
‘Ilr. m brought out the
ition. signaling, non-coma. gas and
“Scribbles ”"1 ’Smw“
Byi“ SANDY.”
representing waiting for the time when he ca
may T. Yl‘tlt‘lfl’r, "The Cottrnn's"!
icorrespondent here. was examined for
—-~-—
One of the most popular suggest ions that we know of is that of Tony
“Why not observe coal-less days next: sum-
und rheumatism. he agreed with Mark ‘ ' ‘ "ii
the report
:wns slightly exaggerated and promo
buted «he rumor to a German pit
“tempt to weaken themurnto of this
‘divls'on. He will probably report for
let! that it i- I do» iflpiring sight to to see the little children on play
a". ,aer UntenDeflJnden all dressed up in imitation picklehnubs singing
- v
' "A me' ‘ iii'ii"m"35$.°t’°'" oamdmtm in that when we reuCh Berlin that a select quartette consisting“?
spirl ' Gurus-"Kuhn” .' ' 9‘ Hindenburg as bone. the Kulur an baritone. Von room tun-Hour ‘
mot-flotilla w'm'MIWMt.mm Willy u the marvelous boy ”prune. be made to sing chm thymus
1am that in a m'mr-md
l
snow orcosnn _
rotoaartnmmn
Wan-MM).
. .__.__
i Auked it be tumult-t all than
l The I . over again. - i . . .
,iuuntty. mutton.“ ideal . i 4 - __
Mm A'ln'n m, . ”my. "i Purim may come and psi-us- any so but we star at home forever,
on local, nickn- stated wan station, ..
Ono reason wW‘we are notrvery popular at a party is because we wish
. :mfivu servicet Act:$::x ,1; “Mini! M New. n52: tel um draw their ml supplies is non-to. ”hm " M“ or" tn
' ' m m" . ”m " " "m"? " ’ ' mm “W 1W" ‘ .' ‘°‘ ' to discuss home such manning “beImnlh‘mdl 'wunt
~frotn 'tNorwulk. Nelle-tint ' Canoe: . . ' .1 m u my:
“m ”. m by party "mm 1'"and Hiram 3. West: froh- diam-Inhm “mm ‘ ' ”*3, m "t“!uuflfng hfi to my Hun-finnpvnflrvflnd-
,. filo-m we have been rev MI 0. ‘lflw Ilia “'3” mm :. mm m“. m can“, ”meg / — .'
Blockbg: .. l-_ ‘ .M M mun“. oh“... , ’ " f, ' . ‘. ,
m Wurm" , m _ ‘ ‘3'“ ”M 'M' > ' ‘ - ' "W ”We “a? " _ . Ir r. I‘" it“
_ . t . . m' Miflh h . ‘ ‘ . " ' ’ ‘ . J .1'-_- .M f.» .
I". ”an, m am) _ an 4 . ., m .. .- . _~ -,- p, . . t . ‘ . uhqtgmfiOd-inu-mlvw w.
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