m... _ w--—a—'HW"—-‘ —" «aw—o‘e—
-WM______. .
11min. it you spend needlessly woo-1
l ‘ youths", your extravagance and in-
dulgence would weaken the Iarpy and
navy. ' ’
' Your thrift fights Liberty’s batflel.
if you cannot go to the trenches your-
muss Loom 9&1
ESTABLIS- BY lee", send your earrings as the best
JAMES GOLD” isubstitnte. Spend for your health and
.streugth. Save and lend to protect all
’you hold deir.
"iluy War Savings Stamps."
._.___.__..—¢
DIPLOMATIC HUMILITY
The East is Wise, and can teach the
'young West many things. I’residentl
l-‘eng- -Kwo'Cirang has given an intbr-
eating lesson in political diplomacv.
There has been a good deal of die
with President lt‘eng's
fellow-citizens
Where-
is-
”-m ..—
TUESDAY, '33. 19, 1918
IINIATUEE WAG FOB.
TOMORROW l
nightide7zz2om.:.7l59pm.
Sunriscs6'42; setsbz32.
Member of the Assodated Press
The Assotitaed Press is exclusively
entitled to the not for publication oil
oil neus dispatches credited to it or
not otherwise in this paper and alsoIsaliFfflfiiDn
theAIICcal newst publighed hel"in.1rftuinlp_ Some of his
:1 t 0 re u ication or qpe- .
clal 1195:2251” “:91“ are also 'reihave t'iititiact‘t lrtru severely.
“fl'ed- 'upon the president makes
tonishing reply.
”I examine myself .and feel that l
lllla
EVENING BENTINEL TELE-
w PRO GAL 1ltave Inhnv- defects. l appointed offl-
ton'al Rooms—92. 1 1 _ 1 “I
clals without carefully examining
Busiitess Odie-43.
to their conduct, so I am guilty of lg-
norancc of men. I offered easy terms
(to the iluuan rebels) in an effort to
Latin“ the popular desire. so that l
Eum lacking in foresight. My effort to
““Enaie from misery brought more mis-
WHEN ATROCITIEB COME HOME lery my hope to sate thelsituation re-
' The I'l‘Pll’ll “ml 1mm“ airplanejmnpd irt more confusion. Toleration
f" snide ordered in a final duptrnte ef 'bringa undesirable results, so that l‘
II fort to stop the German practice 0f1cannot make when believe in my sin-
5 'lorwallr Branch once—1388.
* Editor's Residence—2182.
City Editor 's Residence-14924.
Business. Hanager's Residence-—
1113-12.
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“. ‘~—~..-v——‘..-— a.“
Thin photograph shown how the people of Paris, particularly the women. reteived the ill 1‘
troops to arrive in Paris‘on lt‘nve :' ter their hit in the trenches.
dier by the arm proud ‘to march wi 11 hint through the streets. .
bombing dei-J Milt-as mum, is produc ‘mrnt I had with those fellows and tie
cerity. 1 ant too weak for the burden, 1 . - - r- w,
..., ing ”Slum Until ”my the German .and cannot escape pttbilc blame and I a” ”‘é’ are "9 “‘6’” position thanI South Norwalk. February iii, i918
I people seem to have given their en- irondemnhIIO‘l for guilt in many "1"." ll 1"” 1“ '0' M" dm’“ here in no The Editor of the Sentinel:
’ ' thusiastic approval to the Prussian 1 , , , l im'n“ land h‘ 3“" as bad, and maybe: Dear Sir: When is a law not a
_ I 1 Having thus given the soft on!!!" “rap than being in a deserted tehl l ,, if i ll
“baby-killing." But after a few allied Alli" turneth “11.111, Iwnmdwmch we . ’at Camp Drvm's oh' a {helium night! aw it til an! to run a factory on
they be-
i
raidrr modeled on their own,
gun to see a light.
A few days ago a party of mayors
in labour 2 p. at. Apr sending you a piete
'of poetry that a friend of mine give
{the to hire published in the South
Norwallt Evening Sentinel. Thanking
E‘yhu'in'udvaacc. l remain a constant
; J. C. WARGA,
' ‘ U. S. Naval Station.
1 - Water Defense,
l
i
Occidental: mmetlnres practise
private life but almost never in pilr 1
i——ic the venerable Feng geta down ‘to 1 -
t
i
i
tit.
kI '-
11,. representing the principal Rhinerm” tacks. He‘ ”dare not hold his I
towns assembled at Berlin and cailedIhigh position in 011110111110“ to public
It, on Generals Ludendorff and liindcn1omureI, he “a” But:
burg, demanding that they atop the air ‘The 191mm 0‘ my office is 0,111.,“
“um“ 0" ”"9" Th” by virtue of the Constitution and citn-
mayors did not urge mercy, humanity. .tside. Moreover”
“ justice or international law-“'90"my
son's goods, on time.
I’anV— towns.
3~--~ »———.
Mailer. froth“
Guantanamo Bay, Cuba,
l'. B.*‘Pl(‘fli'c send me a copy of thin
for'redi'emlliance. for as I said before
Guantanamo lltty. Cuba, Feb. 10 soirictimcs our mail never gctn here.
Dear Editor: ; dwlv'A' vdLunrsen.
Juat'a the unit- asking you to prtnti Why didn't I wait to be drafted. i
this in your every day paper, if by any And be led to the train with it band
means i am uoi‘daklng up all of your And put lfi'a"chifnl"fdr“b§emption.
valuable space I am a constant read OhT’Why did I id up my hand?
er at, the running Sohlinbl alfhdttgfi i Why arm 1 {vii firm the banquef:
mu many minis at‘t'tt‘y trout acute i get Why thrift Hate to tie cheered?
.cern that despite his lamentable de- vthbt paper every day providing that it For the drafted men 89' the credit
. rest and strikes. " Considerable dam fecta he intends to hold his job “mu doesn't get lost in sonic way or Sitter While 1 merely toluntecred.
age had already been done, they sald,’ the cows come 1101an And nobodvi‘md almost every day's paper that l
' . and they were afraid that American , . [“0 k at. I find mmethlnk m it “in”
later 1 h be 1 "’m" “’ "'“" “mm” “0rd ‘0 8'1”“ different boys, either coming home or
vent on. increasingt e num r o I thdy‘ received sorticthihk frofit sortie
expose the lthineI ._______. one. or they do this, and do that,
towns to i’ut'lher bombardment. f WAR‘S SATISFACTION and not mentioning “a" "19,1
The gentle Hindenburg is said 101 Arthur Gu', Britney concludes hi51dont do or what "1,, boys are doing
11th) "replied Hbruptlt " meaning. W9 book of wttr reminiscences, “Over the over there, or at Camp Devemt: for in
i” - take it, with A characteristic snort and Top," with .n impressive hit of phil- utance. ‘ “0““! “1‘" [I9 (WWI my "u"
roar. lie informed the trembling mn- ”soprw tending to guts comfort and “‘3’ in “new” "” "'5 ‘0 art "‘3”
.little incidents or these different hop
)0" that concerning confidence '0 our raw troops as the.v
. penings'about the boys that, i myself.
damage and loss of lives were “exam 1,. occed with their big adventure Iii. C. Warga, has been in the “"1119
geraied on both sides." lie declared
‘My experience taught me.’ 'he 8393* of Uncle Sam for nearly six years, and
- that the Rhine towns were not in any "that anticipation is far worse than not trying to make myself noticeabfe I Will huVE to“iodk back, as lm biudéz-
' ' in civil life a man stands by giving you a little of the real dope ink
won-
not lightly ht sci
ho.~tilltles nave been rehurued in llu-
because they judged that web argu-‘lth and it behooves me to continue
. merits would have no effect on their
hearers: They only pointed out “the
, reprlsala that were certain to result,‘
Iv with the danger ofdeairtrction of
‘5». many Commit monuments and histor~
NORWALK DOV LOCATED IN CUBA
it. S. Naval Station. Water Deferred; been rescinded from Wa'hington
helping the cause.
“When order is restored and
populz‘tt‘c relieved," he concludes.
shall retire, full of gratitude, to the
country." Which in a polite Chinese
’ ical relics not to rttentlon the loss of ”I1 of informing all w hour 11 may con-
civilian lives whitlt might lead to un
manufacturers of Norwalk
the
... a scarcity of coal in Boston? If It
in Norwalk closed down.
. hehrtedly.
Andl ’n'dbolly gdve ‘nie‘a‘bunuuet.
Aminoitody said a kind word.
Them-ind of lhe “Eels of the engine
Was all the good-bye that I heard,
Then off to the station I war hustled.
To be trained for the next half-u-yenr
And then in the shuffle, forgotten.
l was only a volunteer.
. What could they any?
aviators, would
the accounts And maybe. stinte day In the fut‘Lc
it hen my little girl sits on my knew
And asks what I did In the conflict I
‘ ' 'danger, and the air war must continue realization-
' \ T0 ”lt‘
.in awe of me man above MmI i wish to tell you this much that then eyes that so trustintzb peer.
’is. and there wa‘s, before the war I And I?" h" I missed Mink drafted
broke out at lehst twentytlve of m! For! was only a volunteer
youngsters from South Somatic.- ' I" .
'Conn.. who have been in the service of-
ns before. I
The mayors. however, according to dera how‘he could ever fill his job.
Elite Dusseldorf Zeltunu, returned home When the time comes he rises to tth
They occasion, is up and at it and is sur-
moro prised to find out how much more
And easily than he anticipated he fills the
they were right We'll hear mitt-O responsibilities. It is so ‘out there."
Ifrom those burgomasters, and from “He has nerVe for the hardships;
the people they represent in spite of the interest of the work grips him; he
' he "abrupt" Hindenburg finds relief in the fun and comrade-
-—-—--0-——'—- ship of the trenches, and wins the blast
AN ECONOMIST 0" THR'FT |sort of happiness that comes with duty tIlier 30!. is I(:OIII‘IItIig hzmIe itn thetnzfi'
One of the clearest and saneat tht'lft done" , ew ays, w y e w 0.3 own it
arguments we have seen is this, from Empey himself known what he is 11ml“..1.‘.’.'i?2.l’?§..‘1.’.:°.‘.5‘1:;":;i
. C. Arbuthnot, professor of econo- talking about. He has gone throng-ht
, in Western Reserve University. 3's many diragreeable experiencbs,I diagram quedtlons about the outfit, 1
I 'When you spend money on your- suffered as many discomforts, terrbrs and of course thll'Doti'ie, I nit-fin“ sol-5
'1'“ does it mean? Simply, that and pain9 as most of our boys are dier DOV. gives them a hard line of1-'
u“ have “km some one to work for likely to suffer. He is disqualified for boat! anti Ill you “WNW them ”VI
“ ‘2 "Th“ “'5‘“ ’°" 3“ “a "V further service. And yet. he bankers ”on ‘1" ’0‘" ”1““ M," “a" "
d y page , :vful hard. But on few poor tra‘llo'tl
"‘“mefia‘ "q'm ' °“ tor the life of the trenches again In.“ m, 1,1 11 hm 1 am Not- 1
wn to your Own personal use a "’5“ '90
“War is not a pink tea. But in a' want Colin;
of "”1“" "pm" and of the ,worth-w‘hile cause like ours. mud rats, Cuba. for the past nine months or «to 1 Ash, I-‘l’hhigln',
k of 0000! in the country. ”,‘cooties shells, wounds,
or death “.:w'ell. any use sixth the w“ bfdkhi “1‘: '
"'What "Sm “"9 Y“ to do this in self. are far outweighed by the sense :qu '3 m:;:t":‘;o::t‘:;:33:'gg
0" V“ "‘5' labor “d 3““ art of satisfaction feit' b'y the than who '1“;r:':;1111 t’ homiron‘ t “"0"” about tfi
Norfght. e'sce'pl'In'io is? s5 to“ hla' my for |. week of "9- Furthermore. Mr. yell, only their purpose was not so 'hsrntless. I
W“ “k9 k ”W" 4° keep. it means much to the soul of a ni-
_ wmfim' strength’ I“ order tion for a great army ofdta ch ’
Editor; we can't even get tia‘nsféfieil . .
talcum id :0 3mm attire-Ila
M can do your "Ill" "‘7" Imen to gain that scuao' of satisfie-
andsddtoltas muchextraas' tloit.
and‘ Him than what we did in
‘ittietonafptri‘ttthawsr.1‘htti ' ...‘
1VsrnCrus in 1914 with the splcks .
refresh. lifter, most out millet
hm?» hm flnlpltflot's por-‘ la reckoning up' our worthy attics,“
m. [m tars-t “form's. “the melted
i bulletins.
ih m?
P. S.—l hope all you drafted men 0
Uncle Sam, now all on their second! sit up and ttlké‘not'iée from this would-
enlistment not. mentioning their; be sailor.
, names. and whenever I came home on.
'a'fdrfdu’g‘h 'or the‘othet" -,lto‘ys Why, no‘
body ever made such a big fuss about law. ' "
traitor.".::.'”°;:.'“:.:::::::t 50555125 and $031,115
By «slim. ..
”unsatisfied and unconvinced."
‘probably thought they knew
.1; about it than Hindenburz (M J, c. wanoa.
when a piece of "Doe." I mean a sol-f
3&9
taunt less“ aamtou. than this.
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why-IlIdoI'thnIowwhstis. Yes.bear "
Editor, 1 his! simply wanted to put
1.
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you “Wild 1011‘ umfinwfioflnymflmmflflmvmu II
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matter tum rhummmmmmmmmtnnmumm
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Eow Paris Ecceived First Americans Esck Fromm
Amer. canI
The girls turned out and each grabbed a sol-
WA8 In“ A HEATLESS MONDAY?
Monday because that factory burns
coal or wood. no matter how littiezi
why lit it legal to open up a public!
school that burns two or three cords
of hood per day? A boy or glr'l it odd I 1
cation can be taken care of in the sumtl
mer time, but a factory can be made to
go bankrupt if it cannot make its seat; price $2.00 pair.
The manufacturers generally have1
been most loyal in obeying the law of
Dr. Garfield; now that the ruling has
there really adequate reason why the.
should!
have to close their plants becaune of 9
needfnl, then let us nee all buildinga'
including
school and municipal offices. Keep the
Jail opened-of course for the offenders,
but let the closing be dotie whole-
it 1th Monday‘s closing
had been rescinded then the factories".’
ruight have connldered closing next
Friday and Saturday. Friday being '9'
legal holiday should be properly ob1
served but this observance will prao g
tically give the factories in town only._
three full working day's in this week
._ Manufacturers have got to pay the pl- ,
per while the war iron. and they are“ .'
doing it strenuously, what with excess
profit taxes, patriotic donations. ctc.,
they should not be compelled to close‘
their industries one hour longer than
necessary. and the municipal author-i ‘
ties should be Just as willing to close’
, public institutions as to close the vitti
iindustries of the city. Furthermore in‘
1refercnce to the fuel \admlniatrator’a
what can we gather from
First, we get a eulogy written
for those who obey the law: we do out
require commendation for the right.
: eous but condemnation for the slack-
”(irri‘uhht We have heard about the place we have been forced to be-
came 110111? and the 290910 “Wm; lit-re that Hog island is appropriately named at least.
Séc'whert- a nary aviator and his bride flew to Governor's Island to
..get married Hope that in their later life they won 't Igo up in the air over
From thb way thd Bolshevilti are carrying on we wish we were capable
m 03.3an white creating a parody on the famous roam about "Off Agin. 0n Ania. Gone
To prove the old saying that there is nothing" new under the sun we
learned this r'ndi’nirl'g' tfthi’ the Germans have been making use of that joke
arrangement of a stamp so as to give the correspondence school
awrroru'w‘hum paragrapll and our" labors (2) will be at tut ma.
lt' at getting so nowadava that you can't trim your back on and crisis
Count that day lost whose low descending an'n sees no fresh scrap in
malarattypttm. wit-amt routine-mm witsyur
the Structural Economies
We Have the Goods That?
Everybody Wants
WOOL GRANITE CLOTH
’léhe-I 22w. spring fabric for (“'9339- yard wide
be it! .. .. ....................... ..69cyard
DRESS VOILES
Splendid variety of the newest de l n '
"Rh“ wide. . sg s in beautiful
colorings, 38
Special .27cyard
COMFORTABLES
I l-ull size, heavy comfortable-ti. amoIruneut of designs, worth $2 50.
Sale Price .......................... . . $1.98
CRASH TOWELING
. f Regular width, fast color, red border, worth Lie.
1 ., Sale Price ............................ 10c yardz 5"
MADRAS
N‘Id wide. plltlculnlly alllacilve. “9' a 9 5 a Cllmhly, he I,
p u Tn lid I l 4 V
“lost Isulltlblté "lalf‘llal ‘01 “Clue“. houie dies.“ it VHS» S I 8
9!, . .hl l ,
LIED YARDS 0!“ PLAIN COLOR CHAMBEAY
flood standard quality and absci
ulsr 35c utely fast dyes,
_SaIePrice..
32 Inches wide, reg
. . 21c yard
BED SPEEADS
Good weight. firmly woven, bleached white,
terns, hemmed ends.
i
several handsome pat
............
.....
AXMINSTER RUGS
Heavy wool pile. closely woven. a splendid showiu ‘ '
g of handsome
designs and colorings, size 21154 Inches. These are worth $3 00.
Our Sale Price. ............. . . . 5.2. 49
. MARUUtSETTE CURTAINS
Filth Valance top, hematitched and; ice trimmed edges, our regular
1 SdlePrioe” ................. ......$1.39p’air
5 MAEOUISE'UNB CURTAINS
81f
Sill length, w'th trimmed edges Ihlte and crab. our regulttr price
00
1 Sale Price . ............................ 98cm ,
TABLE OIL CLOTH
High grade; superior finish, in- plain unite and a variety of desirable
patterns. worth 35c yard.
............. 24c yard
is
SalePrice.
WWL SHOWING or SIIJK AND 001‘-
N WASH WAISTINGS AND silii‘t'rtNGs
‘ 32 inches wide. wot-tit 85c 5
At......... ............. 49cyard'
* 510” YARDS 0F DRESS GOODS REMNANTS
The cream of the market. just a little bit mussed from handling.
1,}: AQIIOH. Now 25 per cent. below wholesale prices
TABLEIDAMASKl
_ Perfect bleach. lustrous finish, good, substantial quality.
1 of designs, our regular price '9c
Sale Price ......................... 44c yard
TABLE DAMASK
i
ll, 66 inches wide. line. smooth quality, full bleached,
' hard wear, our regular prict 59c.
I Sale rriceII ...... . ...................... 64c yard» ..
ARE YOU PREPARED
FOR' YOUR SPRING DRIVE
Buy now. Don't be like the average man and hold off until the laat
minute when prices are up. We have spent the winter months get-
ting our cars ready, and the selection is wonderful.
i ov’nnnaumn‘ Am) Grimm cm, 9350 11?
mm m use. ‘
Broadway and 50th St., New York. Write for Used Car Bulletin.
<az' . v. v ,
assortment.
excellent for
0
'ts»' .. ‘ ... .
1 era. Second, the administrator's ad-Qmeut methods, Bertha and Emma
' vised consumption of wood. Twenty-' Steiner, sisters, of this place, are dead
four hours after this recommendation today in the Mountainside hospital at
comes out, the price of wood Jumps by :Gleuridg'e, of ptomaine poisoning.
leaps and bounds. It is squarely up to, Both glrls became ill Friday after eat-
the fuel administrators to prosecuteI irg of the salad, which was prepared
profitlerlng instead of which we are by their mother, lira John Steiner.
given a iittlé study in ,mathematics to Six other numbers of the family who
prove that 4:212 are 18. We are also had some of the salad suffered.
, told by the bulletin that no hard coal no ill effects. Mrs. Steiner, who tast-
1h” arrived, yet while we read this ed the salad when his" daughters coni-
announcement we see the dealers', Iplalued of its peculi- flavor, and
wagons passing to and fro loaded with 1 was made slightly ii.
1black dismantle If thp fuel wdmlnls I According to Mrs. Steiner, she can.
trillion cannot do' better than this we ued the was last summer following
shall have to apply a different accent' a government recipe. They 1‘“ “0"
on the word ”fuel." since been med. "Ids! she made
Sincerely Yours. la salad of them for a family meal and
'W‘A’I‘OR.‘ the two M9 130vaan 07 the “u”
7-- 3—11” mils III on loads! and alters few bites ateno'mofc.
months no blotted out by clouds oti They were tskeu tit II a titprt the.
block smoke Whom thostacks of but were able to be about. Then the
some of the "-shnt down tight” facto- symptoms became worie and their mo-
"9' 1* Weft-l stat fora humu'trm admlnlnered hoiio nnxu. Ist-
m. 'nrtlsy "will Dr
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