served.
__'_____W_ ..- M_,r m-.- Germany has learned II certain
lama SENTML; um'wimount of humility, however, by this
. 9H0“ CALLS f time. She probably realizes how
mgfiomsés—W lucky she is to have Argentina go no
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Sun rim 3150: .9“ ‘ ’ Just compare that brand of neutral'
MOMMI‘ of the Associated Pm- '
The Associated Presa’is caclusively
eill’tled to the use for publication of
‘ all new dispatches credited to it or
not otherwise in this paper and also
the local news published herein.L
All rights of republication of ape—
cial despair-lies herein aiv‘ also re
i Editor's Residence—1492.4.
33am Homer‘s Residence—-
1113-12.
~ MtLlTARY RECLAMA‘I’ION
selec-
___—
In picking men for the first
live draft. a little more than onethird
were rejected as unfit. Those rejec-
tions meant more than a military loss
to the nation. 'I'hey indicated a tre-
mendous coononiic loss. because a
Illffll unfit for military life iii less fit
titan he ought to be for civilian life.
brand a neutrality has certain pleas-l m W”
tug qualities. .
The Argentine governntent has just
replied officially to Brazil's formal an-
nouncement of her state of war with
Germany. Argentina takes occasion
to eaprena the warmest sympathy and
admiration for her neighbor's action.
She has followed the course of events,’
she says, and finds Brazil‘s decision is
“just." She expressed her sincere “lio-
mane" for Brazil' courageous defence
ily with the strict type we showed up
to the moment of our entrance into
Remembering how Germanv
criticised us when we were bending
the
clear, We naturally wonder what Ger-
the war.
over backwards to keep record
many thinks of Argentina now.
The limit our insurance policy it
. . McAiloo was handed by him to You
“3110““ titan would be a declartr, insured 1)? Uncle Sam. The. titiid in
Hart of war, backed up by an invading: retar! I0 Mf- MCAdOO-
tempt for Germany is more easily-
Insuranoe Policy Signed by HcAdoo
.V.’ . . . .. . i 1‘“
.WMQ
GE S
Continuing the Great Sale Which Began
Last Saturday. 9
Bargains the like of which Norwalk has not seen l
for many a- season; sellingsuch as we have not“,
.-‘ seen formany- a day. This greatsale is a rare op- U
portunity for you. Take. advantage of it.
5.000 mans BATES’ DRESS
., GINGHAMS
. The very newestofiects in, this class of
v
\
4
WHITE 'BED iSPREADS
Sale-Price ....................... 99c
'nr 3 Secret: v o to "‘e; a l. gms' nothm more 88m .
hints MRI. Krunlmx.’ tlrc'til-L: mlaxn loulil'l {We‘ll and W in"; Sale . se‘bl cajfalt’ll Y d ‘dCURTAlN OSCRILIS
an in the photo in the private seer " 3r 'WI 0 cc“). White and fancy bor' 'v
.- rpm") BLANKETS tiers: worth 25c. Sal ........ 15c yard 1'
fl
Argentine nrmv and it merchant fleet, .__ ._ .
rushing Argentine food to France 1m“ :LENTENOBSERVWCE
England. That may comP at an!‘ , EASY 1N. WAR. TIME
time.
(Continued From Page One;
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BRITISH BREAD I
If any American ‘3 ‘0 m"""l‘sl’ll'i‘l’d‘the prients I‘f'pf'illlfll.’ the words of
its to begrudge the wheat wp are “vatlod to Adam: "For dust thou art, and
lltito (lust thou iihitlt return." The
ling by forced econmvnnd sending tol'idezi in distributing the ashes ltII to
our allies. let him consider these make the faithful r‘ulize the. thought
. haying been pro { cts. [of death. Ashes are always symbolic
And the very fact "I had a rut penance. the ('hai'uctct'mllt‘ virtue
pounced unfit is likely to have it In this country. as our food admin-'01 n“. season of Lent.
mental effect on the candidate.
The Quayle plan now adopted by
army is destined to work a tremendous
benefit. to this great class of ineligi-
bies, anti to the nation at large. in.
our
«Quayle lius persuade
administrativi- authorities of the
department that the big inaioritv
men failing to measure up to the ar-
my standards in their official examin-
ation canbc reclaimed and made copu-
ble of military servin-
e calling for a sound
of
aervic body and
mind.
Constructivi-
place the old,
Young men who have bad
medical methods re.
disheartening system.
teeth or bad
ears or weak lun
of a nu
therto disqualify
handled as avail ex
building of sironc men. EVery one
ing them are to lm
able material for the
d the medical and
war]
I
0" any olhf’l'r per cent.
35 or flat i091 9' any; The French bread, according to all until i
ndrcd ailments and defects hi-i
iatrntor reminds us, We are only ask-l Lenten regulations for the diocese
' .of Conn-Pellet" are based on lllt‘ new
pd to 9‘" "'9” Wheat bread.‘ l" 67"" codr- of canon law, recently promul-
ll’ritain the people are being urged to- xated by the Pope. TlII‘V differ slight-
,. ., ly from those of previous yeura. main-
day to eat less bread. which is to 5y ”I," under the new rogulutlonu
any. less of the only kind of bread fish and flesh may be used at the
, . . rumé' meal on fast dityit i.uti Sundays.
they hate. And that bread is far in- mm" In“ old mgummm m" ”m WP,
. forbidden.
Persons under
, .nre encased from the obligation 0’
not made into white flour. Wherearfaittint: irrespective of their phyii'ivrit
condition. So too are those who-ur-
‘ health would he scriouslv impaired or
lgraln for our use. the British mill 85 who would be prevented by fustinr:
Thus they have a dark. front properly performing their di-
nary duties. The sick. convalescents.
"h that pcrsons with weak constitutions.
I
25.those whose work is of u Iaborlouu
and exhausting characl-Pr and women
-per cent. of other grains or potatoes‘.’ n delicate health a". not obligedto
lT-llt‘ proportion is often as much as 50 obnerve the law M‘ffifitlnfi.
in the matter of abstinence tlteac
exemptions are made: AILchIIdren
he completion of their gleam
' car; all who by reunon of [less
reports, is much worse. ’ ind enfeebled health caiinotmobservc
. Thua we are not giving our British the precept; working-gnome who can-
I
' not easily observe common law of
and French friends any of our Whiteitho Church. and all metaberu of the
(Him to ours.
no
The wheat we have for export 13:59
we tnill only it per cent.of the whole
1
I
heavy flotir to begin with. W
they are required to mix at least
l per cent.
thread. or any of the light and palata- “mine. of the workerd' its well.
l't‘tiri-i and ovc :,
t
I
i:
,..
- SAMPLES OF“INGRAIN CARPETS
§ 1-2 yards Ioniz: worth $1.50.
ale ......... .. ......... ....84ceach
Presiding at the piano. and“ William
0. Taylor. leading the singing. Rich-”'7:
ard Ireland dind charge of tho Thrift‘
Stamps and soon exhaustt-d one aunt
worth $3.50. Sale . . ..
~. PILLOW CASES
III-etc:-
..Larae size. closelywoven and Ileecyé
31’s. figdéf‘rgl: .233...” llillxrrilldittfielnllgw "gum!" size. sturdy wearinir quality. TURKISH TOWELS
were served and all enjoyed the ao- ale .....
clal hour. ! { 'BED SH ' ’ Value 19c. Sale ............. 14¢ each
noon NEW ruin iv. Full (aim knflsdmble WOMEN’S smut waisrs -,
PLMYEALEDI' .oualitnw h$l.00.Sllle . . . . .49c each giggcesgssortment of styles; regular b
(Continued from First Page.) *1 l . TABLE DAMASK RO'YA: . . . . . . . . . ........... .. fl ?.
l I' i am is 7"“ GM serviceable anal“ u l . ; ER-GORSE
‘" m... «Mn... .. girth WWW .n. .2”... TS
tilltr Arn In 0 on , I, , ti 9. . " . b ---------- * '
" ‘ “ "”"“‘°°° " ‘” ~rSPEGlAL'wTOF warranoous ac """""" $159M"
woman’s QUILTED vas'rs
location in not given. it may take!“
rlt‘ahistinz of Lawns...82§tcistes. Nain-
the place of the Regular Army train-3
in: camp at Charlotte, N. -(‘._ whichl
"WWW"
,Co
soon is to be abandoned because. ”I"? .800 .etCo: Values [In to w ‘ ‘
"w ““3“”be K H . d . r arm and comfortable: worth . . -.
whi'ch‘it stunned). to urottn onl SDI . ....... ..loc.yard ~tnle ................ $150 C;
RI i illion dollars will be spear“- mw‘
3363005 terminal at human audit". .
. 'on H similar terminal at .
Charleston. N.‘(‘.. Two million dril.:RARE BIRDSSEEN ,
law are provided for three powtleiv: WRING ;!:EE WINTER
y .
F
1YALE. TO GIVE 3-YEAR BALOONKEEPER i8 CHARGED
, courts: sou commsstoul --~_
i NE" HAVEN, I-‘eb,13.—A..threev WITH BREAKING FEDERAL RULE
f ,1 .years cmirae in artillery trainlnlzrleadn ' NEW HAVEN, Feb. tar—Frank W.
o thorborwziklflrdhglgb in: to a commission but not too col- Foley. formerly director of Public
it. “PM” avenue}??? degree will be inaugurated at works who recently opened a. saloon.
. ‘ program included so next fall, according to an an- was chariled today with violation r
‘ I . z .. . 0
:{he 2223?;‘33020 liliinlgntuhg‘rlml" paper on e Feeding M purpk'nouncemeut at the university last the Garfield Monday closing order and
ed the”) m loadiniz "we” Amfl‘f 'Finchcn a . he Window Shell." . by night. Men taking this course will not a hearing was set for next Monda b9-
“em I“ that or 250.00iifora h uh ”I at: :lil‘i‘t'elii'et Rider, illustrated by lan'be allowed to choose elective studies fore the United States conunisstzner.
"Logggefllall'lnfilfnady )Hoolt. I}. l. ‘ This showed the gathering of the as do men of the courses leading to a Foley has been claiming that as be
ionment. llli'l‘llloll hnd :tlllerfecrlhvrtl-rt‘trt‘x.finches, until a IllIOlOKY‘Dh “bowed-“flea but "I! have to take a pre- needed no heat, and burned no light
“on “or”. also iiuhmittcd statement“. ,upward of twenty feedinx at the win- scribed course of studies which will while doing business on two Mondays
‘ dow at one time. An interesting fett- be rigid in its requirements. The in question, he did not believe he was
violating the order.
be: loading points III till”! not Helt‘t‘l-l
ed. . For housing for the Shippine
Board to relievu congestion in china A meeti
yard communities the . monument}... held 1
plans to expend ”5.000.000. In addi- of Mrs. H
tion to thin tantrum will be expended and an i r
to the commitb‘e. showing that. in .
l‘ddmon to me. new work. In, bureau 3:: °Jhéhiaggzerplzp$3£l 30‘? ' course will continue during the period
iris cliitr of n t ‘ ' . " ' -
lo M 9 "mm" mm in finches this year are in the matureor the war.
. Not Exempted From Footing.
. ' They are not exempted. from fast-
“0 are simply helping 'ing, however. Their dispensation from
.Elll'l’m" “‘59“, to ‘kee the f ' t h . the obligation of abstinence exe’llt
ties are i It in mm Itanaton y in‘on Fridays. Ash Wednesday. that
. t‘ .
d. with asllrlnz that they won't be deprived nl- .Wednesdav in Holy Week, u“. forc—
dvmlme [or noon of Holy Saturday
told precir'ely "bi“ “mime mixture we are beginning to call?
it is. and what l‘igrflvar bread."
I dis-
aucl
«mined will be
~phvsical conditlo
possibili
ability will be disnitssc
' mentlations as are it together of the heavy, unpalatable
“com ' l “mm“ and ‘ “Kim’bmad the or eatin eye is by a special lndult grantcd to
“I?" mm“? 1' . « defects y .l e 8' 'the Bishops of the United Status on:
ovemcnt. The many whose - It is the literal truth that we feed March 15. 139”. .
W The Government's l'OlllllflllOIl of
I be git?“ "‘9 he“ "1:“. our pigs ndchlcliena better stuff than
and all“
‘ :food has not been overlooked. it is
. many of our allies have to eat. '
“ ' Ilance
isu posted that cheerfu. comp
Iwifh the Government's food .rixitla-
"—-——-—O——-———
=tions could be made bothnnn act of
lretmon and of patriotism.
' .autmsn com; awmo k a of 1 m from
. . w e RY! t“ '
One of the state fuel administratorsAsAhllwfglé’nesgay m noon on Holy Sat-
'~ m‘e curable. wti
lez'tt care in military hospitals. he
or Institutions, under the eye of t '.
army medical staff. When they choc“
ii-nt improvement, as most
0 do, they will
he? 3"? u
_—I—-———.——-———
‘ 'u MAT. VI. ‘U-IOATI
:-
A naval aspen Inlgestti \lllnl 9'19"“ km that be had been drluli
marina to..out.ch lab-tartan. Ho ‘1“ W“, l" the wt mouth.
that his, father would settle the
would and Auntie-ll submersible. tom“, 1., mg m, r
M'Iurtbo'untm infected by 11-:
«check
If. to alleged to have told
4 .
audio
them are expected t vrmnounces-thnthopea of stocking up urday, are fasting days of) pgcczmv
. Tho strongest will be eligible for or ‘ film" (or next Wm“, are "in, because i‘r‘tgulztg) 2:9 ddys of both {an and ab-
., nary‘mmw't’ duty. Those failing If: it won't be permitted. .ittinence. On Sundayg'igl 91:2: there
develop normal physique may be at l We'd like to know why. Houses.is neither “SM-t nor a _...— '
. ‘ 1m for clerical army work and. otheli have to have coal anyhow. To a mere. WESTPORT MAN
u! tun . lihouseholder ,anxious to keep zero? g FORGERY SUSPECT
. fttahould be moroushw'undeflwm from his door without undue trouble. .
' that this plan is not meant as a men‘ for “me" or the government, it; (Continued 1mm mm. Page).
excuse for amusing weaklintzs into the looks asif summer buying" for domes—r In cam 'yflmrday morning "an"
'1 army. it is a genuine enterprise l“ m, use were the logical tiqutIon oflwho had given his name as Hill-4M
«~ W“'*°‘“°"*“°“' °" “ 0.... “iii martini: '2: min unit
than has-ever before been “temp Summer lS'Ihe'llm'hm C0“ 0'33“ In the meantime -complalnt concern-
rmt delmmmd'm ”‘9 “““d be produced. mmpofled'and deliver- my the check ha: bag; l;°°',;‘;‘}. an:
. ‘ud’moug waft» “able to 1:3":3; ed. most easily and.ctliclently. it u'gfifigwfl: ,J:,chm $0,.
3.." is not the prime” PM” ' ontv common sense to fill bins before'
i" 3" “la” million men “I” the the cold weather comes, as coal denl- gags! gruéggogefagafig "my
war department ‘9‘“ "l” all “Hm have long urged us to do. lwuu drawn on the First National bank
“Mk" “med' and "we trouble “d We trust that the view expressedlzlmgsyzay:;kéng?gfg thowglgorzas
”pence. by “ml" 0"” “'0“ ,tmdy iii not that of the federal fuel adminiib' . Police authorities here said today
(it. ‘ ' trution. . . ‘thlt Hagan wan arrested two weeks
The reclamation plan I "’9‘ 0‘ “I
n meat. natlouab Wm?-
ti‘tina. And those who, in “3.10"”
of its operation. an, ‘3?”
wrakness and w ”M‘lt
iii.- of owed!!!» M4 .19 .
W“ 9“" "Mt" “m“ W” boats. mimo- iatm by mm «mm CLUB PAY
' W“ "“‘l' ”I”? '9". rt“ :‘ . a. u. m a... .n...‘ [mucous mam
Mamm- . "“t intro—mm mu. an» * ----——
‘ WI: and.‘ murmur.
«mew-“W ‘2 '3‘, ”5"“... ,, e , ...t .
‘ ti’
and Christmzin;
progress calling for :in expenditure
or "85.900300. making the total for
present and future work Slotfizoctm.
W: HAWOOD GETS
”FREEDOM 0N BOND
(Continued from First. Page.)
here. will relieve it certain tension. It
has been felt by various of the I. W.‘
W. members and
throughout the country that justice
has not been-done. This, your ”0,10,, Bits in Broad River feeding in a bit.
in not intended as a threat."
As soon as released from custody
Haywood went to his office oil the
west side. where he was greuled by a dead and a live one was found at the.
score of friends.
“No. I; won't say anvthlni: now,“
he said to questioner-ii. ”Perhaps in
a {9' days I my care to ggy SOW- "8‘de of Connecticut" and ill! skin’
.thing, Of course I am glad to be m... made to save as a positive winteri
again. I have been locked up since record. The second bird was seen to
; last September."
' The auretles on Haywmd'n hond'have been a few robins and meadow
Were William Bros: Lloyd. atlawycr: '3’“ WW"!!! through the winter, but
plumage.
Among the matters of interest in
the bird world it was shown that
'there fix it scarcity of the regular
birds this winter all over New Eng-
land. and many of the rarer blrda
have appeared. .
Only yesterday a Ilolboels greebc
lwau picked up in the snow In Wes-
ton .a rare visitor from the. north.
Of eupecial interest and with
a woodcock that was found by George
-of open swamp late 'in December.
This bird was seen several times
and on January 6th. It was found
. same time.
Sage. of Portland, author of the
Jan. 417, when it disappeared. There
‘ FOUND GUILTY 0F DIVORCE
i PEBJURY, SENTENCED To JAIL
' NEW HAVEN. Feb. 13.-I)aniil .I.
Donahue. convicted of perjury in
,the Triplett divorce case, which has
been long in the courts here, was sen-
tenced yesterday to state prison for
,two to four years by Judge Bennett.
A stay was granted and bonds were
sympathize” scientific importance is the record of furnished pending an appeal, a motion
to set aside the verdict having been
denied. Donahue ' came from New
York and figured as a private detec-_
tlve in the Triplett case. ..
CARPENTERSVOFFER AID
SHIPBUILDING WORK
NEW HAVEN, Feb. 13.-—Resolutiona
offering assistance to the'flovernment '
in its call for ship carpenters and loin-
ers to be employed in shipbuilding.
and for others of their craft work at
cantonments and government build-
ings, were adopted by the conVention
of. the Connecticut Carpenters and
Joiners' Council yesterday. Before fin-
al adjournment officers were chosen.
.—u_'
Mutual Want Ads. Sure to Pay.
a V - -—v———— --——-—I —_.—-
Jacob Grunnlng and his wife, and the bluebirds have been entirely air--
George W. Kohler.
{MODERN PEACE
: NEGOTIATION ts
i or A new TYPE
2 (Continued from m Pore).
._———
u was the aim of the Central powers"
The check given '0 D" "“7"“ w“ in the early .ataitea of the war. the'
It great tunes are now expounded and
icritlcally analyzed in the mild of pubv
licity and the world’s fonim.
l The President addrnaed Congrats:
ito clear up any confusion resultlm!
.from the recent apei|sliea.. on peace
‘oti German tot-ins. 'l'tie Ito-unu-
5miev.~bowevcr. ’the MOI.“
Licenced to m the tumult
:of peace. with cleur'vhiol and
liberate
. prohblv would have my further a. ' .rt ‘ “a .3.
but trust 'boou'for*-Afit+vg fit, I W39“? 1:?- u.
mum.
a
I.
31?.
m
~ New wan-Mam tit-w m
2‘ PM.
.. Report of the meetinc of deiegatcs'.
. to the Federation of Bird and Na-: c
ture clubs of the state was read and! like a lamb.
announcement made that the all-dayi
field day of the Federation will be
held In Hartford in May. when u tinel
Itime is promised all those whoctin‘ that the uni
attend.
IEM‘ ATMIITIQIW
ty-five iii the maximum use for
load athlete.
in earlyprltno.
lv-ilowmubiuoutnnaauthlete II
.but only I Dropout! to end itbe wur ‘lb'MWud-fumer. who. ., at
P}; ulstydiuuuu pitch as Jim w on, Mt)..." day.
“01' blue: manna-our , .
Au athletic authority-buys that thir-
.. .
I . We thought being a newspaper man andmarried, that We were lucky
't earn enough to have to pay an income tax; Now-darn It
tie up on us. We have to puyyar taxes on theatre pau-
booka are taken away from us, through the court-
Porbapn Iowpoopte hm mmaluouuae we than
that- professional utblettcri/wear them- ; tblnu:begln to p
uelvoii out Jonas. v-Prlu 'flxlm'rn.‘ as and then omnibus
terms bv..Couut von Hertl .the
can in New Huyen for pausing it four 5mm.“ ' “nun". "6.003: Cm, Indium and circu- performers quit
in that city. 13‘" “'9 "““nin. the Austrian premier. I In the
ter- was ,Itrutgbteucd up and he wakwamu of Count you running “10,. Batu. thunulutbiotut
.Preaident found uouppmeb to W.
i
I
Well, the onlyway to cheat him is not to die.
The )desd bird was sent to John WW""“ " ' ' ' ', ..
. SSScribbies.::aird.35crawis
.rryesiimtv."
We hope that Major General Liar cb. who has recently been appointed
bief of the general army staff will nor havinz gone in like a lion come out
Undertaker A. J. LuunyouWaterbur-y. is a cheerful cuss.
in that the undertakers of that city have to use because the
1 ground is too hard. will soon be filled.
He predicts
.__.—-
eay of the Sew Haven road. It would
ttlie old sock and spend some coin soon. .
seem a: If we'will bavu to dig into
;.
—-—-
l . uncut. of. time Tuesdav'ii you don't observe. much meat initbc shell
"9pm of our. toftlluci 'mrlzedl jokes. you will remember that It I:
4w
,,
.l
l _ ~ g ,
- m.M.W In thatmliieli.‘ ‘ 3'“ m“ the Waterbury Republlcurtbough’teuo 09.0" winne- "-
good enough to print in its column culled "ll-up Shotuttwubavc bun lweil-
,i
I
mummi-
- an
.
“milliluuttwuty. '
., .Wuf m murfitfi’
.d talcum. is the wraps triad of.
‘ ‘ it"... demflwm
. about like mpolaouudpupmltb pride
break into communion.
pa-
5
wowIchubuuiit tbopoulbilltlu of ”Ian
and "have
M” ‘r
tumor it possible
.h an endeavor t6
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