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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 12, 1918 · page 7

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National Move-eat Bqnn
' in Preparation For Next
Winter

Roads. always important arteries in
trade and transportation. should be
kept open every day in the rear. nu-
tionlsrly in time of war. according to

 
 

 

 

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my Transportation Committee
of the and! of Notional Deletion.
lilo annonnoo-ont urges that states.
municipahttes and tannins take sc-
tioo so that out winter may not see

 
 

 

 

 
 

been so prevalent during the pnesmt
' “State, municipal. county and town.
ship organiution.
highways associations and good roads
afllflationa of all kinds. ‘noid now
be preparing tor next winter," says
the statement. ‘Snch preparation
should be directed to making sue
that traffic nest winter shall be safe;
guarded against lnterrnph it has
not-let. '

“inch has already been done in
this direction. Pennsylvania is hear
in: many of her most important roads
free from snow. Ohio. in addition to
Persons '1“, have not yet {1M maintaining a route across the state.

.- ~ is keeping many other important
”e" booms tumor“ should hear roads clear. Michigan has made a‘

 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

h mind "I“ this '5 me “u month large appropriation from its live mil-f

lor making returns,

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~———— =from all the main routes within its-
The Rev. Philip Coholan. of St. borders.

_ . . l “Every indication points to an im-
floses Church. Iiwwtown. recent y no "on" defeiopmont of hi u." trach

30‘1““ ‘ aim in “‘9 m“- h" in 1918. The roads of the nation most
been m to "'0 AVU‘“ mfbo used for the movement of a great
at Kelly (told. San Antonio. Texas. {volume 0! new ireight. Inch oi the

...___.. :huge increase in productial .causod
Lby the warm dust at some stake oi.
its handing be transported Over the

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—-DOUBL¢ FEATURE llLt.
Palace tonight—Taylor Holmes in

“Uneasy Mom.” M Wm. S. H‘" in The committee says that the 0M .
“the 'l‘ooloof Evidence." first 9"- ilg oi the roads in the winter will
to: malice or“. oooond 1:30. ibenefit thc‘oomlnunity as well on the
country at large. it snow is left on
“a” 0' “'9 m“ ”‘4 “mm" °' 3;. to whim” .m"'§..§§.l3.&?.
She Emerald Isle ”0 00W in a” with moisture. greatly weakening the
nopelranco of shamrochs. many of roads when they are open to use in
which were neared by mail from he . the spring. ;
hand My ! “Snows oi‘ the nresent winter." says
' ;the statement. "have shown the ill-

, ‘peratch need of a nation-wide eilort
In. Joseph Schuldlce and Miss to keep the hinhways open Ivory day
Flora Wine, of 112 W! mat. of the year. Storms of “precedent-3
heft Danhory yesterday .for Martins- oll severity hare (roanently killed

m . Baillie! travel over urgently needed roads
ome. ”h“ I" and thereby isolated a gust percus-

Vl“ ““9 a month's treatment at a cage of forms. This interruption of
onnitarlum. [travel struck serious blows to the Ils-
—7—-v- 'tion's war preparations. pit-added to

The A. 0. 1!. are expecting a record the food shortage. lt deranged huai-‘
crowd at their mus! PM)! on Frill” uses. It was the direct cause of hard.

, N . , . . . _ ship and material financial loss. .
' “‘8'“ in ““3"“. “in m "m "Short haul freight that could not

tion of the anniversary or St. Patrick. he handled by slreodv ovortaxed ”"3
Miss Marcella. cull-Abe ”tentative-0 roads. but which could have been di-
nt trom New Haven. will present an verted to clear highways. was pnod
. . up to aggravate the already immense
interpretation of P08 0 I, “out and congestion. Such a condition would
“7 Wm!” will b. preach ' be economical folly at any time. but;
.with the nation at. war it hecmnos‘
The board oi trustees tor the prO' a national peril. ‘Speedlng np’ is vi-J
posed state farm for women consists in] to every war activity, and to heap!
{New roads opens for the increasing tra c;
of Protessor William 3v Bailey. oilsm- they must bear is now virtually a m- I
Haven; lira. fldon . Rotors. triotlc obligation."
den; In be W" Min WOW Rather than that the farmer shouldI
ford; m. Valera M. Parker. Judze leave his horses idle in theowinteru
H. Clark, Hartford; Edward the committee urges that = ey be!
3‘13; Mam; John H. Cross. used to help keep the roads clear.
Waterbury.

 

Even where elaborate road cleaning
machinery is not available, trough
*drags can be obtained 0r easily made.
detail some“! which can do much toward heepilg
in conclusion the

 

James ‘B. Costello.
in chaos of eleven ordnance men, the roads open.

from Camp Jackson, Qolumpia, s. 0., statement says:—

. “Whether by local effort or by co-
now u mmmemmville (too “I” operation and state-wide movements.

at Jersey City for technical instrnc- "en, emu“ wherever possible,
tion, was to leave shortly tor the should “we his old to I ill! the!

' United'ltntes nitrate plant at Shet- roads open and removing physi-l
field, Ala. There are tour Connecticut cal I“fiction :0 l'allidt thmmw
Mr. tostello en- "0“, “in“ at parts 0 e co ry.

boys in this group. ‘ . eep.ng the roads clear every day p
”’9‘ “ furlough ‘3 “mm" yester- the year is virtually part or the war,

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so unmnt inst made by the re

the blockading of roads, which has v

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lion dollar war fund to remov» snow "purchases 0' Liberty Bonds from the

 
 

 

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hit of saving among the American

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Ph-eman—Willian A. lollies-on.
First Assistant Foreman—word
Banana.
Second Assistant Foreman—Charles
Hamiltu.
Secretary—D. William Encore.
Treasurer, 42nd year—hank

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of the Unitod States Gill-arm 35,-
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were increased to 84mm to

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Steward—George Sober.

On account at the removal oi Charles
A. Boner to W his resigns
tionas a member! the tones cox»
mittoe was accepted. and on-Poremsn
John Stadler was chooonAto Ill the

it was voted to have the piano plac- W of the
ed0- excellent condition“, lunationuleoddeca-yandsaving
that the “In can give concerts 3.. “a general and Mu,

It was also decided. with regret?
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mittee and treasurer make further 52 53,, 5,. "a u d”. .- .t.

! 'ir; lnciuJ-u won tax. All a,
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CLEAN-UP SALE OF
House Dresses

Thsyarosodnsodonaooountdhrohanlnsm.

Ivor diluent-odsb in
all” punk. “an,
mandamus“.

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'l'llal combine good looks, with good looks,
and what is most important A PERI-“PCT
Hi. We have all the best miles.

Salisiaclory Stockings in All Grades.

 

CONNEALLY & BRACKEN

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any, . It is an obligation of ever!

' W K. lhlorten, of No. 1 Con-

permeeguablemresnmphisdwesa
as foreman for the Norwalk nook Com—f
may. after an automobile accident re-II CAMP DODGE. 10". March 11-
cently. Mr. Morton was dflving “‘10.,“ guilty 5,. a general court-mar-

! sn lies tof'jial, of refusing to obey orders. eight
his home with a load 0 pp National from St. Paul.

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NATIONAL ARMY MEN SEN-
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CARGO EGG, STOVE and NUT

Orders Will Be realms Pro-pay -
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TOWELS AND TOWEUNG

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l'sncyljnon‘l'mls,gnostsndrognhrsfio...flcto$1.woott

Union Huck Towels, also ............ Meant! 50¢ each
Linen‘l'owoling,ndtshle!ordkhtowelssndrollsrtowels,
lactosbcyd
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BABY CARRIAGES AND GO CART 5

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New Furniture
list it you are one oi those who are now
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.Reupholster and Repair
Your OldFurniture ‘

Phone #59 for man to call and give
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10mm. mm

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DEFINITION OF 6mm
Chiropractic is the definition d M

“hating the some. Disease is cold
by a wrench. twist or splnin in th
back. Even it done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain ll
:3; lite in the dillerent organs and

Chiropractors remove the cause a
Ill-me and ash. health is mules
01M has-mooning the nerve. on
toms in your body. Female mus
liven special attention: also our.
tmdthe spine. Yonwtlloev'so-
I!!! m; the Chiropractor a can.
to leis you.

Magnetic treatments given also.

'1'. FRANCIS, D. C.

34 Wuhtngton 8t, Bo.Norwalh, Conn.
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MEN’S AND YOUNG
MEN’S OVERCOATS l

39.95 to $17.95
Values up to assoc

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avenue. struck the "to” h “'9 "'5 prisomnelt in the Leavenworth Peni-
crnmplcd it up. threw NY- “0110“ out mtlary. it was announced today. A,
ind caused the horse to run my. Cr, l. Slums was given twenty years,
If rt n was badly M ”an“ and the other seven were sentenced
° o the m of to twenty-five yeors' confinement. all
the offending truck. .
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tuettes representing Sight. Hearing.
the various moon.”

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for Advice on Music?

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dentist? it you mood help-with your hashes
would you as]: a goldener? .
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