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EVENING SENTINEL 9....
m. ”manages-«taunts» the
s. L. a s 1. when, rm M“"*’“”""“’°’
e W.— Ian apolosist tor the brutal Knits:
MAY. m C, 1018 which has replaced fists. nasty.
w German culture, all M heed II
in“ mad— 1'03 Into the war. Prod-silt loyalty to
rouonow American Ideals. iths and Feel-
. M071”; 8 11p.nt. Esianlsm andsacoamed sedition. ’lhe
‘ “lumen“ ““5” mkandflleoflheowmlllo:
? . Member at the min“ Inot have attended, or been melon
, - an. Associated Press a ”53:1, any mad“... those who cos-
added “:1 "D “I: for publication 0! trolled the alliance have been nilty
”“5 isllutc s credited to it or’ e conduct.
tot ”hum“ in this paper “d also “Cizxzusbmld not hesitate to re-
the local news published henia. "be the uranium!“ «Her.
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beautify their home
All rights of republiutlau of bile
establishment at an American dyestufl
industry.
..__. 3 American business men today have
A woman passes or In a Brooklyn a broader outlook and a better under- 1
N. Y., street car protested to the com standing 9! the rest at the world than
my that she had had to ma wimp ever before. The his thing that Ger
the woman conductor was seated An'tnlny has lost In the good will of thc
order was immediately (orthoolling nations of the world That is whatI
from the ofllce that “an employ. in made her commeme so sucocssful be
uniform should nlwaya 4.3,... to a p” tore the war. and the loss of that is col
unset of either sex. An employe 1,, ins to make it very dimcult tor her to
to stand when there are other [mason get back into the game for a long.
zero in the car." Ilong time.
. Th“! seems to assume that when a. Along with this new realisation at
conducmr or conductoret Minted It ability, a certain Idealism has come to
CIA" AND - CONDUCTOR IT!
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:l’iciurcs
Mailings Rugs
Shades
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For those who when to ,
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Mam f..°::'::::..°°ma..:::.... - , . .
M Jm.°:."..:.r.r:::.".‘.°::.‘“:.“.:: 3 ‘Oelltplete iStock zoi Furniture. to: Every
m M' to Its commercial opportunities and: ‘
mfimgmm 1...... 1... mammmnm; . Room' to the House, in the Very lo est
a” Idtior' . Wm .11le asst: ha stains tor :Gert-IngI
ems-w»- thgsrr-s. harms 2... Woods and Fitiihes
Buildings
BIG ‘SALE
SATURDAY
MARCH 9,1918
"We have discontinued .
our clothing department, J
I‘but We have enla rged our
took of Pants, ShoeS, Un- '
derw ear, Shirts, Neok— ‘
wear, Hats, Caps, etc.
:IHaving a large stock on
°hai1d we are going to off-
i er great values for tomor-
it 1' 0W .
" I 5250 Work Pants. Sale price ...... . . ......... st 98
0.1 ‘\ an 1
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53 ()0 Pants. Sale price ..................... $2 .48
I 55350 and 34.00 Pants. Sale price ............ S2. 98
84.50 and $5. 00 Pants. Sale price ............ $3. 48
E 55. 50 and $6. 00 Men s Dress Pants. all wool.
Sale price .-
............................. $3.93
American commerce. Mr itedtieldI
said: "Believing. as we do. that com
merce is not war. but mutual inter-'
course to mutual gain, we lok without:
tear and with strong approval upon evI ‘
ery ci‘lort of our friends to renew com
merclal and industrial activities in
I is in one of the seats belonging to the
passengers. The affair seems rather
foolish to those more progressive cit
5 ie which have installed special Imall'
-, seats attached to fare stands b}: which
conductors sit when not actively en-
sured in looking alter the entering or
3 $20 00 or over.
Free! Free—Beauiiiui Malling Cover-
: ed Shirlwalsiilox wiéh every purchase oi
Special Sale on Barry Shoes
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the happier days that are coming." !
l’rovinciaiism is no longer possible;
for a thriving nation 'l're war he
leaving of passenzers,
Even in crowded Brooklyn there Is
scarcely a street car route which does
We Specialize 5:3 Furnishing Homes complete
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demonstrated our dependenc upon on!‘
another and our nced for an intel- ‘
course that is friendly and mutually:
beneficial. Because AmerlCan com]
morce has come to see this, it is ready ,
to do its share in restoring normuiI
trade relations to the world. I
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“DOLLAR parmo'rs" l- .
N. ‘1'. Evening Telegram) I
When a tried and true adherent M7.
the administration like Senator James;
Hamilton Lewis. democratic whip oi‘
the Upper House, admits Kl‘flil in the
capital it is certainly time- somrthinp
was done about it, i ...........
.titrf'temleil patriots are talking I “i?“
about their sacrifices while they are '1 "I! I I “III
mulctinz the government out of mll- ’ . “II Ill'm'
lions," he said. "Their nominal salary . . .
is 8] a year, but their daily profits are . ' . 3 . . I ', . .
nearer 8100.000 because of their m- i . .
crnmcni connections.”
' not have its occasional stretches
where the. car runs without stopping
for several blocks at a time. In the
' busiest times no conductor of either
sex can discharge ihc duties without
standing, but in these quiet stretches
there seems no reason why one of ei-
‘ ther sex should stand, whether or not
’lhere be passengers standing. "The
‘l-proper solution is not a stern pro-
"nouncement from the omce that the
. oilicial in uniform has no sex and must
-"rleter to passengers-true as that
~ should be. it isn't a matter or sex at
'all; it isn’t a matter of distinction Itc-
twcen pasrcncers and employer. It's
a Iilmlllt' matter of conserving human
-encr1:v wherever possible. And it‘s
* done very easily by glvinlz the condo“-
tor the little special scat which he-
~ longs to him alone, and which can he
turned down out of the way when It
isn't needed.
127431 Washington Street
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—— -"---*-° ‘ Senator cwIs' words “because of "
(-OHORTEIR HOURS MORE PHOIOUC- their gayemment connections" sus-
TION first! corruption in high places.
I ’l'estifyinor before a Chicago block-
:yards arbitration hoard. samuei Gom' u". pubflc that its skirts are clean.
r'per’s said: 1 Names must be given and the vari- . .
"i know it i; physically impossible nus Investigating bodies now active ' I
to decrease production by shortening should obtain a Ir-ad from the lilinois fl
r-hours of labor. Tho eight-hour day Senator. '
"will help win the war by increasing _._.'o . ,
production." 5 Any tamer who finds it burdensome
it sounds paradoxical to anyone who to keep his children supplied with : '
has never looked Into the matter. But [shoes might derive comfort from ll
The Cabinet should at once show
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. .50 Shoes. makes a good dress shoe or work n
2:»: J ‘ shoe. Sale price ........................ l. 32 98 .I
' ‘ ‘5 $4. 00 Shoes in blucher and English lIast. ‘
Sale price .............................. $3.25 I
I $4 50 Shoes. all styles. Sale price .............. $3 .48
.. w- .... I -‘ *- ShoeswellworthSSJNh
liIIlIIII “I“ . atoll r.w to we are going to otl'er for tomorrow mug '
m " Basrr‘v Tan Shoes. Enalish last; regularprice37. 5-0.
., ac price ............................... 36.18
‘ $8. 00 and $9. 00 Harry Shoes 1n dark tan or mahogany;
, Sale price. ........................... S" us .
Do not miss this opportunity as it means a treat
savin to you We guarantee every pair of shocs so I. i.
., sell. e take them back if anything goes prong
with them
SPECIAL SALE 0N HATS
We have a larz‘fi stock of Hats' in all colors and
styles. ILSA“ Sample!!! 9.1115) Worth from $3. 00 to S5. 00
each. necial for tomorrow ................. $81.8
MEN’S SHIRTS. SOFT AND STIFF CUFFS
«there is no lack of authoritative lsbot consideration of l'ncle Sam's shoe
data to substantiate Mr. Gompers’ al- bill. The war department is furnish
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"union. The general experience of in: shoes to “18“)me at the rate at
-modern industry has been that men nine pairs :1 year apiece. it has al-
actually get more work done in eight ready bought 15,000.000 pairs, and ex-
hours than in ten or eleven 01- twelve pects to buy another million or two be-
hears ; fore the year is out.
No intelligent person any longer: ————0
matinns the merit of the eight- hour ENGINEER. SKULL FHAG‘VURED,
-day. A man who ends his day short
avenue. Elsi Norwalk. rejected; AL.
fred Overthrow. 35 Main street. Nor-I
walls; rejected: James Boyd, 40 Wall
street, Norwalli, rejected; J. K. Price.
Jr., V'an sane street Bast Norwalk ac-
lcepted. and Frederick Clough. Berke-
iley street Norwalh. accepted.
These men will receive their orders.
-to report in a short time and will then'
leave. I '
otthe exhaustion point can go to work Now HIV" Driver “n“ T“ “'1 Any other men who were unable toI
In.“ morning “9""! trash find 1",:an Cab WWI" Igei to the City Hall last evening. and,
“d Olil do more in a given time than NEW YORK March 8,—Leaning too who wish to apply for enlistment can;
or he is kept tired by 1011de my out or hlg cab window, ‘3ng do so b y communicating with the;
lack or recreation ‘He finds: John Boswell of New Haven had his "maqumm 2:0”? misfit" "“3 “d' I
‘flllfllledli. M’tfld titld M’td’nis skim fractured yesterday as his train dress elven . 'e n ”g “pen .
- see are paid it a man is accepted ori
eil'ectiveness, And “flfW passed over Hell Gate bridge coming Even if he is examined and rejected I
minded themlbsio Hoard, its is into New York from Boston 11. was Only British subjects or men other J
has likely to driail‘m my. thin the Irhried to the door of the cab mean “It" gg'fom‘ft‘hflt'figenflufigpg'
'toiIler who is In a chrdbic but! it! ex salons Anather engineer who 110- more of a n spouse tron: this city to
filtration pened to be riding in the cab, manned
from previous season.
One Day Sale (Saturday) .
.70 01.085 OUT
Silk and Serge “Dresses
Our aim being to carry only new and fresh mer-
chandise, we will place on sale every garment left
The goods must go regardless of cost.
rm: um: sun»
60 Norihliaiu Street
,I 31.25 and $1.50 Shirts. Special for tomorrow 31. 0‘)
I 31. 25 MEN’S RUBBERS. heavy sole. rolled
. i edze. For tomorrow only ., ................ SI. ('3
SWEATERS. $1.75 value. Sale price ....... .. $1.48 -
MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN A
astnd styles ’SC PS.inI4allcolors
sssssssssssssssssssssssss ‘v
8200 FLANNEL SHIRTS. Sale price . ..... -. . . $1.48
32. 00 UNION SUITS. Sale price ........... '81. 48
LINEN COLLARS. worth 20¢ each. For tomorrow
only 2for 25.-
» Do not miss this great sale as it means a great
saving to you.
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this mission and it is still believed .
‘7' w" ”9899"” MW “Milled en! the engine the rest of the way into in" “"3“! men will '9’" for en
. . Y‘pleyers in some instances to comm New vol-1h Bodwell was rushed "'. mm“
~* Iéleassr hours than ordinary. it Its o ammo Hospital. where yesterday it
mistake. except for brief period- in was reported that his condition no
. Mics 0f anm "I'm, “SIIIC not lCflOIII
“ion a the long-hours delu-‘
in. In this country we have been:
fly“ theesoit Mt considerate of ‘ta-E
Jovian-tampon and moses-lit
i.—
has not assets insofar as
doles disclose
Eugene 8.1M Grego, a banker at
roos'esflrtous m
ssuueuncv rues.
-——-— floxhury Partner and New Haven
Two RECRUITS SECURED. l
Banker Iasknnpt.
I Leander B. PalmtItr. III Boxbury.a
. go as y Ifarmer. tiled a pctlt on bankruptcy
“w hr huge-:dazlegauwes '9" :91”..an the United States court yellerday.
an,” m -” . Capulnfiil mama 0,9!!!" and he made oath hadid not hm
m " ""°' 1"“ m “a Canadian Army Hcdtcal corps. and the money to my the his: tee He
J’fleieatioasiy In the worliIng-ItiureI at Beam» .1 p puma both hem has liabilities of 36.152. 01. sad
afitted. - to m. m a. (gamma. mug $105!.” at the amount is classed as
" mission. which hits ill headquarters at bolus . A- to met: {0'
191 Church street. New Haven. were lists real estate consisting of $5
at Room 1 tn the City Hall last even acres in. addition to certain woodland.
ipiat‘lz30 o'clockteoaamiaoro-‘ata dfiMfsrlfllta'aia’
mus tor the British -'or caudtaa at ”mast",- ‘da'v an. apes Ia‘o
Homfldtbolveamw manifold
m. I.MMiltboelofilIfim
sham . Straggle-laps»
died a petition yesterday. He has
liabilities o‘l 834. 2:3. 93. ill unsecured.
Assets Insist at real estate valued
at ”.000 oa- sass. tmyz. NIIII
notes and the:- new!“ listed at!
a value of 83057.”; other perm:
many listed at use. stock: and
that y nus». alleviated
comm attic. 000,41:st mos
ey or «posit in bank.
lam Raoul;I president at the
deltyl‘alr. Imufld a Dr»
tub.
:“BIII
British Md Canadian Minion Ia.
IMIBOI covers! Prospective
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bunlnuous ommzarlou
Mommas-
Wtasésiunmt‘ia'tfl"
ton-Idem and Mimi
‘ use: harm-ta ,II! Item
--I [no a. Ia‘ost sham-”sit
“was any ate-t aqua-vi
hat it was
the ache 13.234.38.and all but 830 o! the
No.1“ Wallace street. New Haven. due on open accounts listed .g 332,,”
I'MWSMflmmdlfl-
declarlll tbe ml
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P. 0. Block ,
Washington St. 50. Norwalk i
VIOETAI“: st!" O'TAINA'L! “Mama‘s a ”a w '1'”. 3'
M
Tim vntt V:
will prove sudlciet for this season.‘ m beans or com. I,” only m 0‘
There is every reason to believe with tow «W5, and "m a wide
that/sh ample M”! at vegetable variety ot staple sorts can be readily. “I!" that yeo can clause nmn mu
seeds will be obtainable this year, obtalsed lyear? Your results will be as no.
aka your plans sad secure your. islacfory. your yields will be u lar‘ke.
Wrap-rod tor the Connecticut early. bat lot the any sad doJ “m in. w. "a “my ”.,.,,,,I M
'9'“ W '0! m’ not M than "m the ”m' k'dauser whatever but that you can.
The “S. MI ”I' N" m Indy m_ INC". M ”C"- The- ”fill“! III IND“ mm, of "filled",
lsbo'ttorelppfledthlsyeal‘ that America-seal supply is short “mm" aeedtnl m "m" I”,
“mm“‘mmmwi‘mlvcmNosmmmm. I
“use are “ltmaltumat‘glnarmp .. ' '-
t is unsecured Assets consists
of stoclt in trade. valued at “00. More
fixtures valued at 8500. and debts
“m?
Norwalk Chronicler