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justice connected with the military
draft. Instead of the quota of any com-
munity being apportioned to the va-
tlre population, It Is now apportioned
to the actual part of the population
subject to selective service.
‘The old plan bore heavily on com-
munities 'with' a large alien population.
Because the aliens werevconnted .in
figuring quotas. though not compelled
to serve. the proportion of American
citizens required for the army was in
many cases two or three times as great,
as In other places where the residents
were absent wholly native.
nation caused much discontent. not
because the Americans objected to
fighting for their country. but‘because
It appeared as if they were being drawn
upon to tight for aliens who stayed.
comfortably at home and got
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MAKING THE DRAFT
Congre
jobs.
vr
connection with the darn that remain
' . to be straightened out. Some method
I is sought by which friendly aliens can
be taken into our army on a fair and
legal basis. and by which enemy silens
can he made to‘perform some useful
public service of an unmllitary char-
acter. Congress has tackled these
problems but has made little apparent
progress. There ought not to be much
more delay.
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TEACHERS AND VACATIONS.
A teacher In one of New York's great
high schools has given two hours alter
schoolevery day for several months to
- teaching a class of four hundred girls
to knit Every evening when she does
not have- to read papers or file records
until midnight she knits till nearly the
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There
samkhour.
the summer In a munition factory.
The war has not only got under this
woman's hide—it is festering there.
A teacher In a big high school In the
Middle West says she Is not going to
- the mountains this year as usual. She
plans to work In an office to help ,on
the war.
» There
-and the school vacation Is too long.
But- '
The.greatcst and mt
shortage III that ’of teachers. On one
day. recently In one city there were
fifty-two school-rooms dismissed or
doubled up with other rooms because
their teachers were absent on account
of illness.
. were busy with other school rooms
whose teachers were fit.
The, thing which wears on teacher
most is the constant association \with
a complex group of growing minds. The
,‘ next element is the impossibility of
l‘l'l'plnl
ll large group of bodies. It is the
ett-Ptttional teacher-who d0“ not yield
little by
two with
What
am trom- and association with
.. ’4' , 1min who do not tbittli in [set urns.
" if To subjeci‘v'herself to the grind ate/hi
Will“ or,
V ' ‘ tesaythvleelt.
also re
.4. __:..-=3
e cumin. rau-
rnonn onus
FAIR.
as has removed the chief in-
The sit-
their
are certain other matters in
She has decided to send
Is need for women workers.
lst important
The available substitutes
r-
aIr sweet In a room occupied
little daringthe year to these
iris.
a teacher needs most in sale-
I .
They can assemble for the steam roads'bq willing to do In order to obtain a
‘ train EVERYTHING
GERMAN 3m , BE
' STAMP!!!) BUT
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up blur and no opposition to its go-
ing through us a war anaaLU‘t‘ is rnli-
zipsted. ,
Reports were read today by super
intendents of the
represented at the conference. and
because of the fact that HIP New
Haven district embraces this section,
the report of Rev. Elmer A. Debt. sup~
etintendtnl is hcieWIth minted: 7
'-\Ve make the commence-ant of our
Ionrth annual report of the New Ha-
ven District at Wesleyan Ilnlverail;.
it: n met-vs which will cubic her to
take on extra class work it necessary.
That's her lob sass tnhed as It"
nlaaitioaworkcrscanbetrnhedine’
few weeks. It takes years to train}
teachers.
There will be plenty of outdoor work
this. summer. 100. "
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mel’ IV- TROLLEV.
The proposal before the federal gov-
ernment to me the tnterurban trolleys
of the country for developing a great:
short-haul freight system seems to:
have every argument In its favor and:
few against. The one big hindrancal
previously operativewas the camped—g Edna, Sentinel; 1w". Wesleyandtad an ”mum“! of
tion of the steam lines. In spite of] A problem In which the public are 504. Today more than 500 Wesleyan
this opposition. many of the Interurban 1““ '0 501V? and i0 give lhe answer men of Iacuity. undergraduates fl‘id
suvmo usury nouns
Norwalk. April 20' “.13. When the United States entered tlie’
Various M‘C‘hflh I
lines succeeded in carrying a wasmwithrougir tile (.oluinns of the Sentinel adunni are with the colors. ' The on»;
.me .mouut 0‘ freight. Bill wherevsr- ' lif‘l’fllll’ilt'd. There u “in“ Gull“ a mutant "0" is 300. President ShankV
”I. f h t rlt 1m”? Mild relative to the laboring lin 's in Frame on a six month's I-itz't-i
a a line “ t e ,same er ”Livia” taking ”hen-V L93" Bonds. All!" 0! I'baence as one of the director.» of;
the freight situation was crippled by one is endowed with acsplrlt of ride. the work of the Army . M. C. A. The:
futile lighting. 3
With the railroads under tempor-
l
:Loan Bonds. which means free rights cisive contribution to the histow' olr
"y government control. the supposed end to every man, woman and child. the ant, will not be shown till pence
,tllrougli the world. There seems to be lift: it“. (-engorflmp
necessity of maintaining highly paid' . . . ,- '
rs doubt prevalent In minds of semi“ 'Twsnty-Ilve per cent of our prom-l;-
Ofldlll for the purpose 0‘ "ripplin3'nbout the laboring class not taking out as have been sought after for War
their natural helpers nyl'feedcrs hhs‘a Liberty Ilond. There nlav be some work. 'Dr. J. W. Lillrd spon: (mag:
been seen to be what it lse~au illusion..vlllo thinks the spirited and the will months in Y. M. C. .i work at f‘ninn
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ll;
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k
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would be reason enough for putting the recent csmml
him in storage. ’thc United States
.__._._.._...._—— the Salvation Army,
' ' ' Isl meeting at
T1" '00!!! and buss will con nor “"3"" ”"1 “9 a '9"
tinny our garden before the 3m. Salsation Anny Hall. 205 Washington
mor’s over. Every weed will flaunt “I?“ in the 0'0“"?! and'elarlndl"
the Kaiser's banner, and every bug-“0"" will Mk u” as . '
will wear a spihed helmet. When your‘
army at sprouting vegetables Is mobv
Ilised. bring on the liquid‘fire and poi—
new“
“+0——
Oflifbw M title cereal
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"N“TT 1'0 II OWN CHAUFFIUI
way commissioner C. J-
i State llllll
munitlon iaetery shown had
i
conservation is that men who like ol-
'ol ‘ c ‘
and a wasteful and harmful one. EDOWF is looking. I tell you no. Every Meade; H. W. Benedict has been :il'
Th. steam roads are the “an"...l:Ltlzr::n:::h:m:':lu::|b:rtvnp.:;d “:2“: :DOst 8 year ill France: “'. H. )llll‘lii .‘.
carriers 0' Mg 10“: 0' long-distance.“ the hour It must come: but here I! h'lfl.:)e€:.i::eap:::g (13gb? F. infigmrl.”
{MIM- TM "0“!” 3"? ”1“ natural , thr- probicm of the two conditions: ‘8. Hanshlp. a clerk In lilljfwnyl‘lllt‘y. d:
carriers of small loads of short-dis-| Who brill be kind enough to solve partment, and Mrs. Manship lair. med--
lance "cishl- The! can relieve the; :£::llzrl]°‘::‘:‘cgml‘gil"e"rut?!" mgr: icai service; V. 0. Ward has Joined iltcI
steam roads of small and fussy joint In“ ‘1 m“ be done and a“ they Voum‘lnf‘lllnh Flylug pm.” I
. There are 19,000 Methodists on the
these small and fussyJots Into great ”by" Bold, or even make It '0'“: :3}; lgven Dlztrlci. Of the“. 3“,”;
loads to be carried by them without de- Me for a m anwltb a family 0' 3 "1"”. Jeméd brig" 9;" “mid are more,
I” ‘ 9tires. First. say the man Is carnins on our dlstrlct “1mg?“ .1: ”“1 "m"
The internrban trolley.llnes are ca- imitidrtlilatmptlirdmihtl‘ls per we?.] “)0 "The minds of the people hovel
palile of great development along thlsim‘. per'lnonth 2 00 been following tho boys over there."|
line because their trackage Is used by ; Clothing, per month ’6_ 4 in The bodies of the. people have It ., ”.3
passengers chiefly by day. The niltht' famllv 2l-W_fl”d'd from 0" houses °f worship b"
travel by them Is almost Inconsldcra- Insurance. ‘00-," '“k ‘ m 180 Ltle‘?;:‘:f sfldofatlilld shor'taghc ["i‘
. , - o e av
Me. In the same way. the city ”-"eeu,w:-‘;T2;d m" of household goods 3'00 submitted chyehfully to am'crcasln;
through which most of the cars "unfit: per meal i‘ln family no [drain {or purposes Incident to the "“1
are used Infrequently by night—- pas-l a day. 350 meals A month 31mph! of the Kingdom. The success-
senger cars operating only an hour orl only allowing 2 for Sunday “wit“l prosecution 0' the '"v “d "1"".
at most half-hon! schedules. 1'0th for the month 103.80 constant care of the waste of battle. '
There Is one real dithculty. Mo“ ,walm :3 99‘: day 26 days pm. “Nola-Ithstandln ese facts the lo-l
montb.. 73.00'cal field has been cultivated, abliufi
city trackage Is not built for carrying ' ' ftionil met and advancement madl- ‘
great weights. The trolley freight can _ 0 2530‘ Over $5,000 My. been 0!“ on old in
tear up the-city trachsge very rapidly. . Twenty-live dollars and'elghfy cents. debtedness. 810.000 spent 0! "Pill"
This is a matter which can he rens- shrimps! YWU'VW‘ ”Wm' ”“3““ "Wm“mem- 3“ “WM "1'
died either by providing one or two I“! “0 WWW“ “3 ”Y" gm: m‘“ h’ ”'m' I
special rights 01 W3)” ”"0““ wm‘l:‘fazgornlofl‘a‘lli‘:waance-:o: (lotion 0': n$r£2f£ti 32:03:: Mainly]:
for freight cars,orby rebuilding ‘WCk'lmpdicine. what can a workingman Valley. A tabernacle mu“ 3”
on a few streets. It’s a small upon. “it for a good substantial meal for was built at Anaonia. seventeen l’rot
diture'ior a great gain. today? the will not setihlm "I“ ”nveittant churches cooperated. our
-—--——-——-O————- ofn good meal When it ll cwmnblchurcbee at Seymour, Ansonla. Derby
resonates is eacxso awnv. sow willtome one who to well ""‘ta‘nd Shelton. participated with stat
Frederick the Great has vanished ’ ed in mthemtios figure this ‘ mi 'plrltual Profit and with neai'iy 300 no-
from his pedestal In front of the war out '0 I may be able to a)“ and live. caseload, ‘
' lb“! "N I0 I can Pay my bills ”at “The-camp meetin at Fo tvillu
college building In Washington. He buy a mu,“ 1 may be able to help’flllntam its hi it ‘standgrdru T
has been taken down in sections. pack-[mien my home and totally and win Epworth League 0'! the dials-letnchletr
ed in boxes and Put In"? for. Bafe_tbls war?',l will watch /the NP" “Pt ed such success in a four deys‘ Instiv
keeping. it isn't likely that ho '"1 ”“5" ”N” ”M" °' m" "0mm; tutcthero, that the enterprise has been
ever return to his perch. Waiting your:;:r:\elyfiAldDRY, Itakcn “V" by a” second general '00"-
The reason given for his departure South Nerve“. Conn. Itainctgslfm $0311 Loewe which
is that government ofllcials feared the ——-——-—~——"‘ lye" In cggtio t:iythhut'i:ulte
statue would be defaced tor destroyed, A’UTHQ‘R'S NAME WANT-0.. 'Mndlson N J . n e one at
Public opinion lately has been pretty} Norwallt. Conlo April 10' 1918.. "The baselines! Home andzTralning
censoriolts about having the founder M“ Editor South Norfllk 80mm“.
of the German empire occupying such! .Wl’ll you xzflz'thzzogntlzepghiwe:
a prominent and honorable place In our mfgdpszmlpyal Uncle Sam." that up {‘9' “"8“ h“ "“0”" ‘ rejuvenated.
national capltah And that opinion pared in your paper of Alll'“ 9- l gagmzeaithmlzgztllnglitiresidcnrtti‘y
will hardly be softch as the war pro- wish to use all or var! 0' it ”'0" War 11,. connections] and $0,}. 11:29:: I;
coeds. and as the nation becometr more Stamps 0" ”b9", Md" tcal Methodlsm: the Debt-one“ {dome
“mm" mm the chm.“ and work I Oblige a Ions read" 0‘ V”:’fl”::‘::= extension enterprises and the ltdllafi
of old Frederick. I The author of 4:: 32:“:19 ' mission. A
The historical “ ‘19“ as the pom-.1“ annoy-11". ' { "The entire Italian work .suffers
Iar estimate of that ancient worthyyBRIGADIER AQDREWS 1'0 SPEAKMT": I?!“ of egordination. 81"“ the
has changed considerably of Iate.’ """’ I .9 an ‘93 at e Italian mission and:
. “Mam” William Andrews will. de’lts separate superintendency, the Ital.
Everybody admit” “I“ '0 have been ‘1 liver an address tomorrow morning at ten preacher has lost the advantages
great soldier anti a strong ruler. But the South Norwalk Baptist Church till-'0' organized union and our itinerant
his memoirs reveal the fact that be on the subject oI“The Salvation ATmnyFle- Formally when one. of our
“winged and acted upon a gel of prIn-‘ and the World War." This will provoiconforeiice preachers among the
ciples as crooked as those of Machia- '° "9 most intercom: a! it will pre-Iitellan breth‘ren was moving. be en-
, - 'scnt a different angle on the activities ioyed at least sixty possibilities of ap-
velli himself. while his ”flute morals behind the lines “over there" than has ' pointment. Now in our conference he
were nothing to brag of. 9m" pronoun-q here before. _ Us limited to six. This work must be
He is credited with being the sourccl ' Brigadier Andrews has two sons ill 1 lmllli-diliely reorganized 'or meet din.-
of what we know today as I’l'uillanism.I present serving with the American aster. .
In nearly all-Its menacing phases. Andi forces abroad and is In charlie 0' ill“ “The Methodist Church Home for
if we didn't “shim,“ of him for any New England division ol the Salsa-l the Aged is on the eve of successful.
.tion Army work. operation. The trustees hold In casb'
other reason. the fact that his celc-i He Is authorized to l°“ the people 0',over ”0,000. They have 'lwly do.
bratcd scion. Wilhelm ll. regards “Old yomalk of what good the Salvatlow clded that there never was any, never“
Fritz up there" as his tutelary divinity Army does with the money fill“! In i will he a home without a woman. Twol
art here and ll“ 9"" women have been selected from every;
ior War “'0"! by church on the district. These women
are in semantic organise a board of
{managers for the Home to make the
Home operative at once.
"Our church-at Hamden Plains is
homeless and homeless. The Ladies'
Aid Society sold. its convenient hail
some monthshgo. Last fall the par-I
lioness was sold for the psrposeof lo-,
3...... .... t. .. .. «mu-matrtzruzrtz.
his.petviotic into is rune-II W sills! - _”‘ "“5
”m Ila" i had . chadlll'l. I . c_ with {neither ehurohinor par-
"0 “worth", ”All“ “a” a... gunshot “manually warm vol.
“I.” m, wlumwxw ‘,
particularly in this question. Liberty than; ”to". of “'elieyan'tt full and tie-f
hi School at New Haven has-had a pros- ',
porous year. The Methodist League of "' '
."
'
‘ . ‘ At I he \ I
80.11011 Store 3
i
. FROM 7 lolO P. M.
. ‘ é
woullN's SHIRT WAISTS . . . l
Various s lea. nnmmiiy good value at 79c SpeciillEMMED TAbLE NAPKINS lI
w0 ‘1'”. - . - - q . .t ........................... 30 “ch i
TUR
STRIPE SILK DRESS SKIRTS Large sine a5fi3vgi‘wm'132w'fls ‘
The latestnnd most cdeotive new styles in hand. Sale ............... ' . . . ' 95 ch
Eminm Will!!! colorless. I I ........... n c a
............... ..........,.... $4.98 45 ALL LINEN SUITING '
inches wid . basket .
sllebmomp, H... mm s... f ........ '. forming... i
so ors. 1-3 Inches wide Regain 35c
and 39c. Special ................. r25c yard Regular 81. gaggfigss SLIPS
. . . .................. 80
‘ WOMEN’S UNDERWEAR v“ ‘3
u] VEBT AND PARTS, regular 35¢; ThNEPONSE'P FLOOR COVERINGS
speck! ............................... 0 e ’en'ibl.’ I E bl. . '
i‘ ' 29° erIng; 2 Wdanide; valdfllfl'l‘oéfly Floor 00v '
CHILDREN’S vmm AND PAN'IB Spectal .......................... $1.29 M 5
s is! ............... ’
II pec ........... 256 M 1‘ . SCRIM CURTAle . E
10.000 YARDS OF v °° trimmed “18". White and Arab; value 1
1/ PERCAngt‘TRA FIhE $1.50. Sale ....................... 98c pair ‘
All ’ . .
gwfiw'vgymhtrhtv, no seconds, full 33 s . NAP'I‘IIA MOTH BALIS i
m1”. ............ M .... ns ........ 22c Nd 'pecial ........................ 100m '
'uucs rowers ' ”Em" 4}" 1} ggllec TglA cups 1
Regular 15c ................. . ..... 10¢ each Regular price are. so. ................ 25a 1 '
Re :12. fSEN CRASH TOW BLING PURE ALUMINUM SAUCEPANS l
. , ''''''' . ------------- 100 rod 5 quart nu; value $1.25. solo .......... no i
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'of Norwalh. Rev. w. J. Ashfmh‘ofjrd’ in poison-ion of the United States
“C ntlnuin .
o g be said that all the w.mbm' Rev. M. 0. Olsen 0; lwhlnomcials and unless the hooks are all
hll
t “he. had 5"" cheerfully, freely hrmmon. L. I.:‘. Rev. R. C. Carlson ofiturned "'"W "I" be seized by of.
cinis Who‘wili visit the homes of
‘ who have the books In their
sqsion and this might possibly
mr‘muuy-Jo
median Relief, Y. M.
dred Meets lucid
0’0“» AP. Bluepelli. ’b. I.; and Rev. I". P.
Indvkln- oil of Raw York city.
"n. . Treasurer 0. B. Tompkins oi hrook- lead 10 the arrest of these people.
‘tlyn was elected and he named at a»; 7"" “’0“ h" "9' W '0
. “(l sit-tent treasurer Rev. D M."I.ewl~i of $34293 3310'?“ “Fm Evening
' ‘ , e rs paper it this section
ere Th| e' Willem". R‘V- 1- W. "9090"” 0' of Connecticut to bring out the feet
' h. .Brooklynfltev. A. J. Penncll of Brook- that it was of a seditious nature. In
0 step "1.1”- Rev. L W. Aunlond at cotle 9 said to have had a large circulation
ervice in... Rev 1! M RI 8 ' in this city and sun-onndin to
- , . . . h ' 5 “V
work in well illustrated by whpt Iii L I. c "d. 0‘ wwuam' '“d ”'9" ""° W“ “m“ ”'
being done In “I“ (New llrltain . . ., Rev. W. 0. Craig of Brooklyn. quirles both of the police oIIchals and
church. Letters are written '0. th, . Rev. H K. Miller of Brooklyn. Rev. A. this paper as to what should be done
boys weekly mm “on" of u" cl 1.. C bevlaln o, a", N. y" R", ‘.\‘. with copies of the books in possession
from the ‘Chur h. .2 "anal.” of New York. and Rev. W.
‘ c Calendar and lowinmrnishdeindaor
of those making the inquiry. In each
I Instance the persons making the In-
Dapers ellc osed Classes are organized: 0
o‘prepare bandages, Rev. Gustav Lens of Farmingdale,
New ‘
quiryuzcrtehteld to send than. togeth-
' or w . eir name and addré‘ss to
“1““ lime“! h 1., was apointed as blo‘nphicu ”c. (government officials so that these odi-
clals might check up and see that all
copies are returned. I
It liaxbelsivsd that before a low:
while there will be a drive similar to
the one having" been taken Invtowns
near Hartford when several lhlssell~
itea were seized and these books tall-
err from then.
The best thing to do Is to mm the
ofloe,of~ChIet Pennington and leave
thomofthehoobwith him.toc
nether with your name It you wish to
[avoid trouble In the future.
and pick oakunt, khaka bound test-3
ments have been sent Extracts from
t ,
'. rotary and will name his assistants.
. l Dr. D. S. Downey of Mount Vernon '
.. cm are. r ‘ . ' '
fit ‘ mu": 3:: éfifomlwl s. v.. mlflhler of the Methodist Book
"II the Company. presided at the business out.
‘ . - to provide support to the I.
‘ ion. 0 l l :t '
churchand Its hencvolences former-”30.9.1 a: y bus me” in mm were dis
received trout the boys in the crater of:
d b ‘ '
2...:1: asthma... CHIEF PENNINGTON
GETTING THE BOOKS
standing of the churches and the ex-
penses they have been under In keep .
Ing up their buildings. He said also imm'm m" 1' int "9" :
over to the agent from the Depart-1
'No slackers will he found among our:
ment of Justice. yesterday afternoon.
churches in their support of beneto.
. The names of all of those pooplol fl.“-
lences.’ He noted the. various contri-
butions by ihdlvldual churches and In who have copies ‘ ”19 book. "'3 90'
conclusion' said: 'The demand of our session of which places one liable t
minlgtfy' necessity for economy, con- arrest on the charge of spreading sedi-
servation and increased production the tlous literature even though the poses
. nor does not. take it from their ho .
drain of man-power from our rural cen- ' me
' sensationalist Shop
more circuits and the use of more
‘ 3mm: snop or am. insulator '
student supplies. The church Is Imps-f
13min Street, . W
. . . ECONOMIZI;
'Buy In Your Own Home To
on who have last their vision. The
times afford the church and her minis.
by their opportunity.’ ’ ,
"Pilate. not Christ, is being tried.
Methodlsm has come to the. Kingdom'
for such a tlm s this" be said.
The laymen Association, which
was in con en the day. at
I
wn.
the South 0 l church, i.
elected the to mm m admins. of oursplendid values winch we are ‘01-”
the close of Its mloo: -nt, .l Ing m- the satin wash ‘ . ':
a. Morrell, New York; . .I. An- -, ' ‘ m 13”"
derson Robb, Brooklyn; fr surtr, An. ' . m on . W ' . .r';
"3:32"??? " r MEIR/MOW & Ilhtcs’leady to wear Ame)
n e e co‘ organ w tev. _ . ' m Im :?
Dr. Arthur B. Sanford -as c 'ary ' $00301" ’0‘“ ‘ .
fer the twentypseeond time As is
slatants. be nailed It". W. l. leo-
rsltt of Simsbury sail itsv’. Jellies A.,
”common of New Canaan. . '
inn. 10bit“. Hm of swims-
m In!- new new en- the
~ ' ‘: so. tr also
Norwalk Chronicler